the western family and one of the western sisters is weston chapman after she married chapman. and so i was alerted to. maria weston chapman's seemingly important role in the abolitionist movement, and yet there was nothing about her. so the author of that book alerted me to the fact that the boston public library had a collection of the western letters a huge collection of, the western letters. these women did nothing but write letters to one another. and the other people on abolition movement. so i knew that if i could go to boston and use their archival, i could find out who maria western catherine and try to figure out why she'd been neglected. but of course, was the -- hour. and luckily for me the boston public library, put all the letters online. so i had complete computer access to. all of this rich course among the many players in. what turned out to be my story. and since the pandemic confined me to my all i could spend all day, every day looking at these illegible and trying to figure out what they were actually saying to one another. this book is a tribute to the pow

and chapman's was one. so he he has now been awarded the congressional medal of honor, one of the most important pieces of evidence. that decision was this video from predator at the time. that's why it's been declassified and why you can find it on the internet. but imagine imagine that the pilot of this airplane who if i have the historical pieces right, is also scott swanson, the pilot who fired that first missile. right on the opening day of the war. he's got an armed predator and he fired a missile. now he's watching a fellow airman fight for his life and there's nothing he can do about it. try to imagine that feeling. the next airplane. once he got out, he ran out of gas and to go back to the base, he was replaced by a different pilot and that pilot was flying an armed predator. so when that army quick reaction, quick reaction force got to the hill. another jay tech, gabe brown was able to call in the first ever close air support strike from a hellfire missile and they were able to defend the friendly

and chapman's was one. so he he has now been awarded the congressional medal of honor, one of the most important pieces of evidence. that decision was this video from predator at the time. that's why it's been declassified and why you can find it on the internet. but imagine imagine that the pilot of this airplane who if i have the historical pieces right, is also scott swanson, the pilot who fired that first missile. right on the opening day of the war. he's got an armed predator and he fired a missile. now he's watching a fellow airman fight for his life and there's nothing he can do about it. try to imagine that feeling. the next airplane. once he got out, he ran out of gas and to go back to the base, he was replaced by a different pilot and that pilot was flying an armed predator. so when that army quick reaction, quick reaction force got to the hill. another jay tech, gabe brown was able to call in the first ever close air support strike from a hellfire missile and they were able to defend the friendly

chapman, thank you. >>> let's turn now to break news involving investigations into donald trump a new court filing shows raymond dearie is the front runner to serve as a special master. mr. dearie is a former chief judge for the east erin district of new york. the justice department acknowledged he does have the experience needed for the role that is not the only investigation, however, moving forward. we are joined by drew. drew, good morning there's new reporting out that the doj just sent out a big stack of subpoenas what's that about? >> good morning. we have just learned overnight that about 40 subpoenas have been issued by the department of justice in relation to former president trump and the capitol riot the former new york city police commissioner's lawyer confirmed to nbc news that his client received one calling it the wildest and most obtuse subpoena he's ever seen sources close to the matter also say two phones have been seized. the department of justice declined to comment overnight. meanwhile the senate is opening a new investigation into claims made in a book by the fo

phil chapman went to meet them. mentioned in the domesday book. but in modern times, even after making it through the pandemic, the pub's current owners, debbie and paul, are facing their toughest challenge yet. the pub was built in 1600 and has been going ever since then as a coach house and as a pub. but in recent times, the length of time i've been in the pub industry, i've never seen anything as bad as this. certainly in the last six months, since december, i would say it was in some ways it was worse than it was in the pandemic, for what were the serious costs that are coming out of the woodwork again and again and again. it's really, really difficult. as well as having to close on quieter days, pauland debbie are taking drastic measures to save on energy. some of the measures we are going to take in the winter just to keep the prices down slightly is we have four spotlights outside the building. we're not turning those on. we're going to put candles on the tables outside, lights in the windows, candles on the

-, i'm a professor chapman university, and at dartmouth college. i am here today with riel, the author of the incredible book, quest for the

— that he was caught, this man, sidney chapman and she said for reasons of political— chapman and she from parliament, but with daily letterfrom parliament, but with this particular ceremony, we really did see an illustration of our parliamentary democracy. parliament is sovereign, of course, but the queen herself, when she came to parliament for her diamond jubilee, talked about that process of actively signing bills into law. we have to remember that our constitutional arrangements mean that our sovereign, parliament and government, all have a role to play, and the roles are different but equal. i also thought that what was so significant about the ceremony was that we are beginning to see reflected in some of these ancient roles, the changes that we have seen in britain throughout the queen's reign. we have a black serjeant at arms, we have a woman who is black rod. that would not have happened when the late queen became the queen. . . . when the late queen became the queen. , . ., , , ., queen. these are all signs of the times. these _ queen. these are all signs of the times. thes

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "all that you have is your soul" by tracy chapman. journalist barbara ehrenreich wrote in her book "nickel and dime" i finish up every night at 10:00 or 10:30, depending on how much side work i've been able to get done during the shift, and cruise home to the tapes i snatched at random when i left my real home -- marianne faithfull, tracy chapman, enigma, king sunny adÉ, violent femmes -- just drained enough for the music to set my cranium resonating, but hardly dead." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez. we end today's show with a close friend and colleague of the writer and activist barbara ehrenreich, who has died at the age of 81. she wrote more than 20 books, including her best known "nickel and dime: on not getting by in america," for which she went undercover as a low income, non-skilled worker. this is a 2006 address by barbara ehrenreich at the 20th anniversary event of the media watch group fair. that's fairness and accuracy in reporting. she was in cooper u

-, i'm a professor chapman university, and at dartmouth college. i am here today with riel, the author of the incredible book, quest for the presidency. the story and surprising history of presidential campaigns in america from the university of nebraska press. this is one of these books that is welcoming to scholars and for armchair historians, and for general readers of all sorts. one of the things that we do together, one of the only unified things we do together, all of us as a country, is a presidential election. every four years, we all have a stake. in terms of where our country is going, and it distills the destiny of the united states into a single entity. in essence, for a range of ideas. this has been a feature of this country since the presidency of george washington. bob riel has pulled together a comprehensive history of every single presidential election in one readable volume. the word surprising in the subtitle is not frivolous. even presidential scholars are going to find details in here that they haven't seen it before. i am hono

chapman bell joins us from number ten walk us through what's going to happen today >> reporter: well, as you saw, boris johnson coming out and addressing the country and the world as his last address as british prime minister he's traveling to scotland to meet with the queen and offer his formal resignation liz truss also will be traveling to scotland to meet with the queen. she will be invited to form a government as the incoming prime minister this. is a very unique part of this. this is the first time in the queen's reign she has done this process outside of london. this is due to her mobility issue. she had plans to travel to london to do this. those plans were canceled, so it's taking place in scotland. liz truss will travel back to london where she will be getting straight to business as you saw one of the headlines saying "liz puts her foot on the gas. there is an ongoing energy crisis here and cost of living, prices are very high so she's going to have to get straight to business to reunite a conservative party and get the country moving in the right direction. >> should be a

--, i'm a professor chapman university, and at dartmouth college.here today with riel, the author of the incredible book, quest for the presidency. the story and surprising history of presidential campaigns in america from the

possible lovers of putler will appear well-known voroffs and ladies here and the unfortunate guest anna chapmanonizing hey posle vyachy from the usa here ekaterina andreeva , who was once called putin's favorite announcer , here and journalist maria morgun vacant mandate deputies of the state duma of the russian tv and popular sportswomen you are an unknown student girl from the calendar presented in 2010 by students of the faculty of journalism of moscow state university in honor of putin's birthday, there was also alisa kharcheva, but she was not a student of moscow state university at that time, for two year girl once again congratulated the president and russia and wrote in her post that she would like to give him a cat and then, by some strange coincidence, kharchevo was already included in the scheme of organizing the life and enrichment of putin's family, and it turned out that the realtor of putin's friends boevsky was selling real estate there is also food, and recently we found out that food has become the patron of two beauty salons in moscow. you can’t stop living beautifully at som

you, a list of possible lovers of putler, a well-known lady is here and an unfortunate spy, anna chapmand putin's favorite announcer, is here, and journalist maria morgun, you are an unknown student girl from the calendar presented in 2010 by students of the faculty of journalism of moscow state university in honor of putin's birthday , alisa kharcheva was among them, but she was not a student of moscow state university at that time, two years later she was a girl she once again congratulated the president and the ref and wrote in her post that she would like to give him a cat and then by some strange coincidence, kharchevo was already included in the entire organization of life and was the enrichment of putin's family and it turned out that the realtor of putin's friends boevsky was selling real estate even more food, and recently we found out that food became the baby of two beauty salons in moscow. you can't live a beautiful life, you can't stop some moment of your life, putin decided and began to strictly adhere to his life principle a huge courtier without tasteful furnishings and v

toronto judge has been stuck on 60 home runs for a week now came up in the first inning line to match chapman at third of jose burials . blue jays, then proceeded to walk judge four straight times. he did score two runs as the yankees won 5 to 2 and clinched . the american league east. judge has eight more games and try and tie or break roger maris's yankee and american league home run record of 61. 4 times six. yeah. yeah i know the guy more games, so hopefully you won't do it. yeah thank you. goodnight, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm too tired to go. i have a midterm tomorrow, which i'll probably fail, and i was up really late studying. she was. i was up really late doing this. don't even bother coming. i'm quitting today. i'm sick of this guy on the team always making fun of me. he's just jealous because you're the one who puts points on the board. why? because you run the scoreboard. kids: ...run the scoreboard. i'm out, too. but all your classmates will be there. we ignore each other all week. it's nice to have a little break on the weekends. jeez, i've never seen such a bunch of n

roger federer has played his final competitive tennis match before retiring at the 20 time grand slam chapman was unable to finish his career on a high losing to the team world, pairing at the labor cup in london. paul van de waffles, ha, taking to the court for the final time. which federal partnering with long time rival, rafael, no doubt, to round out as 24 year korea. and fittingly the match being played in london. the city with federal one, the 1st of us 20 grand slam titles, back in 2003. the 41 year old has struggled with injuries the past 3 years. that was still able to, well, the crowd. even if the shot didn't count, even at the end of roaches, career is given a something we've never seen before. federal leaves the game. 3rd on the list of all time, grand slam champion spine novak jock havoc and rough. i own a dow, he want a total of $103.00 atp titles in a korea that included an incredible $1251.00 victories. this was maestro spent a total of $310.00 wakes as well. number one, amazing more than a $130000000.00 in prize money throughout his career. it's been a been a perfect journey.

the new coil, chapman is one of several high level russian executives who have died in the last year yacht going un human rights chief, has released a report saying there's evidence china's treatment of a legal minority amounts to crimes against humanity. beijing rejected the study as an attempt to undermine its stability. pakistan's army is on high alert for more floods in the south. every province in the region has been devastated with sinned. the worst affected record that monsoon reigns have led to the deaths of about 1200 people. nearly a 1000000 homes have been damaged or destroyed since june un has launched a 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding. st was robbie has this update from well, we've been talking for days about flood waters coming from the north and other areas . and coming down towards saying that we, we found where those waters have been stopped. people in this town of marian w district have been using sand and dirt, dirt at this point of time in the floods taking on a premium role and trying to hold back to flood waters. people are trucking in san filling

extinction of the main character, the authors made a teenage girl to the word her role, performs rafie la chapmands, it turns out that the future now depends on her actions and decisions, including our lives. will she be able to maintain a balance between the technologies of human nature? find out for yourself. truth in the cinema chairs. well , they made a film program for themselves. and now let's find out what kind of weather awaits us today. i'm so attentive in minsk today +14+16 cloudy with clearings and dry. in brest, short-term precipitation and up to 15 degrees celsius are expected. vitebsk plus 13 + 15. however, vitebsk will already do without significant precipitation. cloudy with clearings. we will also be dry and up to 19 above zero, by the way, homeo today is the record holder for temperature in grodno, we have +14, + 16 cloudiness with clearings in mogilev 15-17 and also without rain. yes, but nevertheless we are preparing for the fact that autumn has come and the rains we cannot escape. and this, it seems to me, is a great occasion, when the rains come, to spend the weekend at home

i'm a professor at chapman university and also at dartmouth college and here today with bob reel thedible book quest for the presidency the storied and surprising history of presidential campaigns in america from university of nebraska, press and this is one of these books that is welcoming to scholars and for armchair historians and for general readers of all sorts one of the things that we do together, one of the really only unifying things we do together. all of us as a country is a presidential election every four

mark david chapman shot and killed him outside his apartment in 1980. officials have not made the transcripts available of the latest interview but in previous years he called his actions despicable and expressed remorse. he was last denied parole two years ago and can try again in two years. kumasi: a crucial part of building a better bay area includes our transit system. barth, caltrain, and caltrans it all have new schedules. bart is adding more trains early in the morning and changing the evening schedule to better accommodate late-night workers. the goal is to create better timing between trains and buses. reggie: the issues with the artemis one moon rocket are still not resolved. nasa is pushing back the september 23 launch date by four days. a new launch window will be 70 minutes shorter than the 120 minute allocated previously. even so, october 2 is a potential backup date as crews are still working to resolve issues with the engine and cooling system. drew: write on, hope they do it. how are we today? it is tuesday. kumasi: pretty good. i slept

luke nichter who holds the james h cavanaugh endowed chair in presidential studies at chapman university dr. nichter is a new york times bestselling author who's credits include two volumes of the nixon tapes with historian, doug, brinkley. a biography of henry cabot lodge jr. and nectar is now at work on a history of the 1968 presidential election. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming irv gelman and dr. luke nichter. here. thank you. now first of all, i'd like to thank you all for coming. i appreciate it. i hope you enjoy the evening, but i'd like to spend. two minutes maybe and thanking my wife gloria gay for tricking me to come to the nixon library. i had absolutely no intention to write a book on richard nixon. let alone now three books on richard nixon. but nobody else will do it. is a project the most historians especially academics won't do you just can have tenure promotions. or anything when you write about darth vader and to many academics nixon is darth vader. which is unfair untrue etc. but i was married to gloria gay for 29 years until she passed away.

chapman has received all of his money back from citibank. the others have not been as fortunate.ws.com/7 on your side. ama: a heat wave that will last for almost a week. for almost a week. sandhya you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 3 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ guess what i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ i like your strut, do you wanna go struttin' struttin' ♪ ♪ you like my strut ♪ ♪ do you wanna go struttin' struttin' ♪ ♪ you like my strut ♪ ♪ then let's go struttin'

of the main character, the authors made a teenage girl, by the way, her role is played by rafie la chapmanhands, it turns out that the future is now precisely from her actions and decisions everything depends, including our life with you, where in order to maintain a balance between the technologies of human nature. find out for yourself. truth in the cinema chairs. well, since the weather forecasters for the coming weekend we are promised a truly autumn weather with rain. i think you know what you can do in the next few days. thanks mariana for sharing. yes, it so happened that autumn is now. movie. so let's look. well, by the way, we have another news from the world of cinema, american actor norman reedus received a star in hollywood. aliyah glory let's go there. let's see what she looked like. and how to support him at such a momentous moment, actor john beth came. he is for the executive process of non-correction. also at the ceremony came his mother, wife and son of fifty, the three-year-old actor became famous after the series the walking dead. he is also known for the films gossip g

. -- danielle is the distinguished professor in law and the caddell a chapman of law at the university of virginia school of law. she teaches about privacy, for he asked russian, civil rights, and she serves as the inaugural director of the school center which focuses on pressing to questions on technology. she focuses on civil rights initiatives. her latest book -- privacy protecting identity and love in the current age will be out in october 2022. her first crimes in cyberspace in -- was wildly praised in public reviews. she has essays including the yale law journal and many others for the past decade she has worked with lawmakers and law enforcement and tech companies to combat online abuse of tech intimate privacy. our moderator today will be paul rosen's pretty. he is a writer and speaker with a national reputation in bible -- in cybersecurity and homeland security. -- he is part of the homeland consulting company that homeland security consulting company. -- he is our professed oriole -- and law at george university and a senior fellow in the tech program at american university o

has been stuck on 60 home runs for a week came up in the first inning and lined out here to matt chapman at third of jose berrios. the blue jays then proceeded to walk judge for straight times. he did score two runs as the yankees won 5 to 2 and clinch the american league east. judge has eight more games to try and tie or break roger maris's yankee fair to say the 49ers are not where they three games of this football season as close to a sure thing as there is in the nfl these days turned into a sloppy, mistake filled mess. on sunday night, the 49ers turned the ball over three times and couldn't put enough points on the board to withstand the inevitable late drive. by russell wilson. in all three games and 49ers defense has been as advertised. the one and to start isn't the end of the world . last year, the 49ers started out three and five, then played their best games of the year after that, on their way to the nfc championship game last year, it was a nationally televised game against the rams got the 49ers going, is the opponent again this monday? but yeah, we've been here before, and

. >> thank you chapman brown and ranking member to me. it's an honor to appear theory again today. exciting are good examples to improve consumer traditionally been excluded, who have filed for credit. and also importantly, very important vehicles for promoting innovation also competition against incumbent providers who can often get lazy if they do not have someone nipping at their heels. i think the realities of middle-class consumers do pretty wellin credit markets today part of us in the margin.di but with respect to mortgages, credit cards and the like, markets are transparent, competitive, plenty of choice, plenty of innovation paired consumers have very little trouble finding the products they want too. but a perennial issue in american history is what to do with people who do not necessarily qualify for these top-notch and high quality products that we havero it. this has been an issue that has recurred again and again in america. receipt with respect toit the issues lisa providers are providing which is first what to do with wage workers who live paycheck to paycheck. life

and this is kind of a cool picture because here he is with right next to him is roy chapman, who was an explorer in the gobi desert and. he was always hanging out with marines and picking because he had gone out and explored so much. terry territory and would would map it. and then also put gas around. so that was very helpful. the marine corps, when they went out on their adventures. so here's another picture. i think this is kind of an epic picture. you've got the marine corps band there. there's reporters to figure out, i don't know what. he's thinking, looking at the race, i don't know who this and this gentleman is with him. but then the next picture. you got the japanese officers and they're kind of by themselves. and keep in mind, this is. 30. so by 1931, the would invade manchuria. and then in 1932, they invaded bombed ships and in shanghai. so you can see i wonder what they're thinking in 1930 sitting there. but anyway, okay, so next event in his life he comes back, he's at a party. the chinese embassy in washington, d.c., and it's a, you know, china veterans. and he meets s

tracy chapman so i when i got to make the playlist a little while back, it was like, i got to reintroduce songs into my life because i was finally at a place where i could listen to them and not be in the depths of this, in the way that i was almost two years ago. so you i would post videos of me dancing as i was writing through this. my go to is always donny hathaway and that part of that was my own like my relationship my father was like so much of that was through donny hathaway and creating movement to that but that his version young gifted and black he has a version of that nina's version and but also like mya from because she was from pg dance into like fallen like just finding different modes that just made you remember like i'm writing about this because i want different worlds to exist. and so sometimes have to practice freedom. i have to practice the world that i want to, which means dancing with abandon. that means eating food. that means getting on a zoom. happy during the pandemic four times a day we had was happy hour somewhere. and with various strings that all spirit and i

tracy chapman so i when i got to make the playlist a little while back, it was like, i got to reintroduce songs into my life because i was finally at a place where i could listen to them and not be in the depths of this, in the way that i was almost two years ago. so you i would post videos of me dancing as i was writing through this. my go to is always donny hathaway and that part of that was my own like my relationship my father was like so much of that was through donny hathaway and creating movement to that but that his version young gifted and black he has a version of that nina's version and but also like mya from because she was from pg dance into like fallen like just finding different modes that just made you remember like i'm writing about this because i want different worlds to exist. and so sometimes have to practice freedom. i have to practice the world that i want to, which means dancing with abandon. that means eating food. that means getting on a zoom. happy during the pandemic four times a day we had was happy hour somewhere. and with various strings that all spirit and i

william lloyd garrison and maria weston chapman in the fight to enslave in the united states, joiningauthor in conversation is margaret sullivan, columnist at the washington post. in the decades before the civil war, frederick douglass emerged