i worry i did not say enough about daniel chester french. he started this statue process with a 12 inch high model in clay. just out of the depths of his imagination, to create -- and he made very few changes as it expanded from a one foot model to a three foot model, to a seven foot enlargement, and then ultimately, carved by italian immigrants in the bronx, named the piccirilli brothers. the statue was created in new york city, in chesterwood, his beautiful studio in the berkshires, which is open to the public, it opened this year early because of the centennial. a wonderful place to visit. you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. but it did come out of one artist, one remarkable inspiration, that has french's hands, a combination of french's hands, lincoln's hands, the hands that we see gripping the chair, up at the top there. and you know, it is a remarkable work of art. still, the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love amer

chester himes thought this would be about the african-american family. you have williams really trying to show the development of black artists working up from the african-american working-class and becoming established and you can imagine perhaps better known work in another country. imagine the brother and sister as successful artists who created families and going through divorces and then coming back to understand about their parent struggles at a later time. it's a fascinating account of the black migration moving from mississippi to the north and over to los angeles and what happens to the children and the sacrifices that are made and the tragedies of so much of a life during the 40s and 50's. again the incredible sacrifice the parents were making and then the way love has a circuitous passed through a grand structure and one that offers the opportunity for some freedoms and joy but in other ways also causes a great deal of pain and sacrifice. so i was going to read a passage that in some ways is like the unraveling of this novel. this is the jacke

i worry, john, that i haven't said enough about daniel chester french. he started this statue process with a 12 inch height model and clay, just out of the depths of his imagination, to create. he made very few changes, as it expanded from a one foot model two or three foot model, two a seven foot enlargement, and then ultimately carved by italian immigrants in the bronx and the piccirilli brothers. this statute was created in new york city and in the branches were just open to the public, open early this year because of this centennial. wonderful place to visit. you can see his tools, his models. the normal rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it did come out of one artist remarkable inspiration and hands. in fact, french's hands, a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands, or the hand we see gripping the chair of state up at the top there. it is, you know, just how remarkable or covert. still, the grandest statue in the united states. worth visiting, for those who love american art and those who love american h

john, carrie, alyssa, sarah, payton chester, coach christina mauser, all killed.ll as the pilot, ara zobayan. >> she really took a lot of pride in being there for those girls. and she absolutely adored them. and i was so proud of her. i said, christina, you're doing something that no other person in the world is doing, you're coaching basketball with kobe. and i'm so proud of you. i hope i said i love you. i hope i said i love you, i don't know. >> reporter: the news of kobe's death stunning, leaving fans around the world devastated. the legend of kobe bryant began when he was just 17. >> it's important to remember that one of the reasons why kobe bryant is so loved in los angeles is because we were not -- we kind of viewed him as a child star. >> reporter: he talked to barbara walters about his decision to go pro. >> you were a very good student gone on to college, you decided not to. why did you pass on college? >> i just saw the nba being such a challenge. such a thrill for myself. but at the same time, i could still play in the nba, still get my education. >>

technically i don't think that he beats chester.oes, i want to say you had to-- you have to help me. i want to say it's about 11 published novels in his lifetime. >> i thought it was closer. see, i thought it was closer to 18 or something like that. so, i have to go back and check the calendar. >> looking at one, i've got this, there are definitely 15. >> okay. but it might have been, you said closer to 18 in. >> that's what was in my head. but i have to go back and check. i'm getting old (laughter) >> and it's remarkable that both of these writers have a huge body of work and that they, you know, worked their entire lives. paule had five novels, two books of short stories, the memoir, all kinds of interviews, you know, short pieces that she wrote, but she took a long time to write novels. sometimes it was seven, eight years in between because she agonized over whether or not she was doing good work. and she says when she went to grenada to write the shows the time of place and people, she had tons of research that she had done for

would with been one of our earliest treatments with talk about chester himess novel but the treatment of the black family and great migrant. so you have williams and paule marshal around the same moment, 1959 to 1963, write bought black family struggles in the north as a part of the great migration, and then also the achievement and the special sensibility of the next generation. >> paule marshall's characters are by beaty and american, and so there's a little difference in their experience. they don't come on the great migration. they come from migration abroad. but her subject is the middle class as john a. williams. in fact williams says specifics live he wanted to write about the black middle class. when paule writes bounce the black middle class what comes up always are issues of gender. so, in brown girl brownstone the young woman is a college student toward the end of the novel, and she is having an affair with an artist, not a successful artist but a young man a little older than she is, an artist and what is so interesting about this affair is how paule marshall described the

in daniel chester french it's a sure bet. that harold holder would be the first person that you call. and we did. so for many years harold was the senior executive of a metropolitan museum of art before moving on to become the jonathan fenton director of hunter colleges house public policy institute. among his many many leadership positions is chairman of the lincoln forum? which were very happy to say is co-sponsoring today's event. herald as authored co-authored edited co-edited well over 50 books. i lost count. most of which are on my shelf by the way. and he has won many awards including. the 2015 gilda lerman lincoln prize the most prestigious prize in the lincoln realm. is also the author of monument man the life and art of daniel chester french who as you'll find out in a few minutes had something to do with this statue up behind me. so the stool expertise in lincoln and art makes them the perfect person to trace the history the art and the architecture of the lincoln memorial. including the seated statue that has cont

so who was daniel chester french?re famous than the statue maker. he was a college dropout, yankee sculpture, who trained in concord, massachusetts, new york, boston, and italy. he was only in his early twenties when he created his first national icon, the minutemen, for his hometown in concord. he worked here in washington for a time, but to little acclaim. he got $8 a day to create statuary for post offices and other government buildings. those commissions he got because his father was assistant secretary of the treasury who is in charge of giving up the commissions. benny did a statue of john geller debt for the college campus. and later the beautiful fountain a dupont circle, were his collaborator was the young architect named henry bacon. as you could tell from those two commissions, french could do symbolism and he could do real-ism. very few people, very few artists, crossed over between those two styles has beautifully. he could do men angels, women as angels. though a colleague once said that he preferred doi

the experiences are going to be so profound that chester is being raised in mississippi and arkansas and long stretch in the ohio penitentiary would give a particular kind of assertiveness to his artistic form and then i would like to read about some of the power because again they wouldn't know some of his earlyr work but it is very much harnessed and refined. he is like a puncher who is smooth and may be disguised and wants to make sure to be like the person who comes out swinging from the opening or maybe that's the way i would sort of distinguish them but williams with this early career in publishing the most poignant thing for me is of course trying toto get a cab. he lays down the template and the struggle of the urban african and american that has money in his pocket and this is what we hope and pray the public accommodations would provide and of course w this is the world of the 1950s and the 1960s but i would see a little bit of a distinction that way and of course john was wise enough and we talked about the vision to incorporate chester as a character and point of view in

un resultado esperado por la familia bryant y chester. de miembros de una familia que estÁn destrozados, a raÍz de una tragedia. >>> dice este abobado no involucrado en el caso. el juez ordenÓ una indemnizaciÓn por daÑos y perjuicios de 31 aÑos millones de dÓlares.16 para vanessa bryant y 15 para chris chester. no 75 como ellos pidieron. los seguidores kobe consideran justa la zuma. >>> hay que rÍes pretar la privacidad de las personas. exhibir fotografÍas sin consentimiento de la esposa hicieron mal. >>> reaccionaron con un comunicado creen que la compensaciÓn monetaria enseÑan que la evidencia no ese suficiente para otorgar los 75 millones que solicitaron los de mandantes. la demanda se interpuso despuÉs que la viuda de kobe se enterara que oficiales del alguacil y bomberos tomaron fotografÍas graficas donde falleciÓ es el basquetbolista y su hija. y otras 7 personas. >>> por el peligro que siente acaso no se destruyeron, tods a las demÁs fotos. hay un riesgo que algÚn loco coloque eso en las redes soles. >>> vanessa subÍ a su pÁgina de

in the case of the other plaintive, chester, christopher chester, his attorney had to tell the court.ll the jury that mr. chester's wife was actually severed. and they never found her legs. so you can only imagine what these photos might have shown. laura. and the type of anguish these families have in worrying about whether they will actually service. >> and the anguish continues to this day. this is unbelievable story, thank you for giving us all of the information. we'll be watching it very closely natasha. and thank you all for watching. our cooked ridge continues! i am a business hotel. i eat, sleep, and breathe efficiency. i expect my bed sheets to be as crisp as my spreadsheets. i'm looking for someone who appreciates high rois and even higher rpms. must like hard work, punctuality, and a good firm handshake. if you're someone who likes earning rewards as much as earnings reports, i would be honored to be your perfect somewhere. ♪ ♪ alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what y

chris chester va a recibir $15,000,000.precedente porque la prensil o paparazzi se estaban protegidos por la constituciÓn, pero con la ley kobe bryant deben saber quÉ se publica. de lo contrario podrÍan enfrentar millonarias demandas civiles. en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. ilia: chauvin, el expolicÍa de mineÁpolis que matÓ a george floyd fue trasladado de prisiÓn, ahora estÁ en una instituciÓn correccional federal de nivel de seguridad medio. fue condenado en abril por cargos de asesinato y fue sentenciado a 22 aÑos y medios de prisiÓn. un bufete de abogados de temperde mando al cÓmplice de jeffrey por honorarios no pagados, estÁ demanda de mÁs de $880,000 incluye a su hermano y a su marido, maxwell fue condenado el aÑo pasado por su papel en el dar a jeffrey abusar de menores de edad que fue condenado a 20 aÑos de prisiÓn. el exjefe de seguridad el twitter va a testificar en el senado el prÓximo mes, peter alega que el gigante de las redes sociales tiene importantes problemas de seguridad con los datos de

let's get more from our business editor, simonjack, in chester. from politicians on that key issue of energy bills? t that key issue of energy bills? i really am. i am here that key issue of energy bills? i really am. lam here in that key issue of energy bills? i really am. i am here in chester and this morning i was talking to the chancellor of exchequer nadim zahawi at the airbus factory in north wales and a couple of things struck me. you will remember he is a big member of the team liz truss who so far have prioritised tax cuts over what she has previously called hand—outs in terms of direct support. today hand—outs was replaced with help and he said we will look into the winter to provide more support in october and then injanuary. growing realisation that more help will be needed for consumers who are really terrified about what is coming this winter. 0n the economic picture, as andy was saying, the economy hasn't fallen off a cliff, it has shrunk by 0.1% but the fact remains businesses are seeing their costs soar, they are seeing their cost

an attorney representing them says that war chester was allegedly -- nearby town. when he was cooperative at first, then got violent try to attack the officers. >> we've all seen the video, i don't think the believe the assessment amount of for -- justified if my client didn't fact spit on somebody. i think it was above and beyond what the officers were trained to do, what they should've done in that situation. >> police say war chester refused medical treatment, he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. he's facing charges, assault, battery, and resisting are. that war chester is out of jail on 15,000 -- there are multiple of rage into the face, he did complain of pain to his head, he was only able to sleep on one side, because then eisen injuries to the other side. >> natalie and joins me from arkansas. what more are you learning from the attorneys representing this man, this other video justify what happened? >> anderson, the sheriff says that the officers involved weren't wearing body cameras but there is dash cam video from at least one of the patrol cars

. >>> julio, muy buenas tardes, el juez fallÓ a favor de vanessa bryant y chris chester que tenÍan laento del alguacil y el departamento de bomberos del condado de los Ángeles. el juez ordenÓ el pago de 31 millones de dÓlares por los daÑos ocasionados a los familiares del trÁgico accidente. el fallo se da hoy, el dÍa de kobe bryant luego de 11 dÍas de juicio. testimonio algunas veces muy graficos y 3 horas y media de liberaciÓn por parte de los 9 jurados. la viuda de bryant subiÓ una fotografÍa de ella junto a kobe y bryant. esto es por usted, los amo. justicia para gianna y kobe. el departamento de bomberos de los Ángeles. actuaron con negligencia y violaron. : se indemnice a la viuda de kobe con 16 millones y a chris chester por 15. Él perdiÓ a su esposa y su hija y era parte de la demanda. >>> se deberes pe tar la privacidad de las personas. y pensÉ que exhibir fotografÍas asÍ no mÁs, sin consentimiento de la esposa, lo hicieron mal. se tiene que respetar la decisiÓn de las personas. >>> este tipo de reacciones son opiniones de la mayorÍa de la comunidad, especialmente los seguidor

charlie chester was a control room. he is a control room director at cnn. i want to show you some videotape of him. this video was one of the biggest things veritas ever did charlie chester at cnn talking about cnn's mission. and by the way, he doesn't say that the most trusted name in news. charlie chester, it's in says they're a propaganda network designed to hurt donald trump. listen to this. i think i think we got him through this term. we would always hear shots of him. jogging. him and aviator shades and like it's like you paid him as a young geriatric. we were creating story. so that's that's i think that's right. i believe it that if it wasn't for cnn. i don't know that trump would have got voted out or focus was to get trump out of office right without it saying it that's what it was right there. he makes the admission our focus to get trump to help biden to put aviators shades on biden to make them look cool. and he says quote without saying that's what our focus is. so right there you you see what our mission is. we need more of these things cnn

she is a co-plaintiff alongside christopher chester who lost his wife and daughter in the same crash. on the stand today and yesterday was this additional fear and anxiety, additional emotional distress that is on top of the grief of losing their loved ones, and this fear that these photos could surface at any point on the internet. i want to read to you a quote that we wrote down in the courtroom that vanessa bryant said about the moment she learned about the existence of the photos. she said, i just remember not wanting to react because the girls were in the room. i said, i can't do this and i bolted out of the house and i ran to the side of the house so the girls couldn't see me. i wanted to run down the block and just scream. she said, it felt like needing to jump into the ocean, but instead, she said, i can't escape my body, i can't escape what i feel. and while the county defense has continued to emphasize with both her and christopher chester that they have never seen these alleged photos surface in the last two and a half years, both of them say that possibility is very real.

an attorney for chester asked the jury to collectively award them $75 million in damages for emotional distress the defense argues first responders deelleted all of the photos and they exist, nand insist not one has shown up in any publication. they will have the verdict shortly and we'll have it for you here. >>> teachers on the picket lines today on the first day back to classrooms for nearly 50,000 students in the largest school district in ohio the teachers are on strike for the third straight day negotiations started up today. school officials said a generous offer that includes improving classrooms the union wants smaller class sizes and better heating and air conditioning and a diverse click curriculum >> we support them as they support us they are reaching out for better conditions for the children. education is a huge part of life not only because it is education, but environment they spend time in away from families it's a second home >> the school district is offering classes online for now led by non union teachers. some say that is causing confusion. others are outraged. h

judith moritz, bbc news, chester.dual vaccine to tackles both the original covid virus and the newer omicron variant. the government says it will now form part of the autumn booster campaign for people over the age of 50. so how will this so—called bivalent vaccine work? here's ofer levy, director of vaccines at boston children's hospital. you know, i think the key point to your viewers is that we are in a better place now, in regards to this pandemic. we have vaccines, medications, etc.. but the coronavirus has not gone away and if i understand the data correctly we still about 150 per day in the united kingdom still dying of this virus. with fall and winter approaching, can we do any better than we are now? the bivalent vaccine that moderna is offering contains an mrna for the spike protein for the original virus that causes this pandemic. as well as the new omicron variant. it is bivalent, it targets both. the data i reviewed on this vaccine, the bivalent vaccine, it suggest safety and immunogenicity, the vaccine i

bryant and chris chester whose wife and daughter were also killed in the crash are suing los angelescounty for negligence and invasion of privacy after several members of the sheriffs and fire department took graphic photos of bodies at the scene then shared them they violated her taking advantage of the fact that her daddy couldn't protect her he was at the morgue brian said of her daughter whose body wasn't recovered until a day after the crash bryant and chester declined to be part of a two and a half million dollar settlement the county reached with two other families involved in the crash the fear that gruesome photos of and daughter will pop up on the internet. brian says has led to panic attacks and left her emotionally drained. i want to remember my husband and daughter the way they were i don't ever want to see these photographs. i don't want my children to see them also on the stand today, la county sheriff alexander called by the county to explain why he granted amnesty to the deputies involved in taking and or sharing photos of the crash site via nuwave bus saying these p

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. of games a bit of a challenge, to say the least. but a new version of chess has competitors more worried about the cold than the heat, as wendy urquhart reports. it's chess, but not as we know it. in this version, the board is submerged in a swimming pool, and all the pieces are weighted and magnetic. the players had to hold their breath while they made their move, which meant they did not have a whole lot of time to take in their opponent's last move, or to determine what advantage their next move might give the opposition. that was a huge challenge for the 10 players who took part in the world dive chess championships in the pool at the leonardo royal hotel in london. trying to see the pieces, keep yourself down, it's a lot more difficult and once you play a long game, you are doing 30, a0 moves and every time you are going down or coming up, it is a marathon in itself. the pool is reawlly cold and spending a lot of time underwater hurts your oxygen intake so it becomes harder and h

they have not appeared online in 2 1/2 years, and the second plaintiff named christopher chester who his wife and daughter in the same crash has also never seen them. the case really centers around the emotional distress these families say has been inflicted upon them just by the sheer idea these photos taken of their loved ones' remains at the crash site could potentially pop up online at any point in the future and the anxiety that mrs. bryant has in just knowing that possibility is out there. her attorney, louis lee, made in opening statement today describing that emotional distress in saying that the deputies should not have been taking these photos. it was no part of their job duties, and that he claims the l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva swept this under the rug, at these deputies to delete the photos, did not do a thorough forensic exam of the devices, did not check if the photos were uploaded to the cloud, and did not truly discipline these deputies. >> it's unbelievable to think about, and it's a point you raise, the allegation. this was not part of some official investi

chester sleeps at the bottom... and my bed is at the top of the triple bunk.room bungalow. it's very cosy, very loud and very hot. mum, lisa, is a mental health nurse whose contract ends in october. she and her husband sold their house last year, and they can't afford to buy or rent locally. we've got one of those smart meters in there and all of the energy prices obviously are increasing ridiculously, so we are constantly monitoring it and constantly seeing it and trying to find new ways to do things. it's just really sad. i've got my husband, who earns a good wage, and yet we still have to think about these things and worry about these things. and then ijust think, oh, my goodness, all these people that aren't in the position that we are in. how do we help them? the town's employment is based on low—paid seasonal work. the average weekly wage here is just over £1100. that's around £100 below the national average. michelle works just up from the harbour. she has lived here all her life and has a 14—year—old daughter at home. while it's busy, she's taking on a

but as "the la times" reports, an expert witness who testified last week for bryant and chester saidjordan were examples of macabre long standing practice in law enforcement of taking and sharing gruesome photos especially when celebrities are involved. pretty horrible stuff, right? but why do people want to see such images? joining me now is kolton skriber in, ph.d. from the university of chicago in behavioral psychology. he wrote this piece in psychology today "what is morbid curiosity?" now writing a book on this subject. okay, doctor, why do we look? >> well, i think people are always trying to learn about the world around them. and one of the most important things we can learn about are potential accidents that could befall us or potential dangers or threats in our environment. so when we see something dangerous or threatening or if we see an accident, for example, a car on the side of the road that's been in a car wreck, our instinct is to turn and look and gather information about that. >> do we want to see pain? >> i don't think most people want to see pain. in fact, many peo

charlie chester at cnn talking about cnn's mission.ropaganda network designed to hurt donald trump. listen to this. >> i think we got him. ike you pa young geriatric. we were creating story. so that's that's i think that's right. i believe it that if it wasn't for cnn. i don't know that trump would have got voted out or focus was to get trump out of office right wi ore -- the focus was to get trump out of the office. >> our focus was to get trump to help biden to put aviator shades on biden to make him look cool, he said quote without saying that's what our focus is. right there you see what our mission is. we need more of these things, cnn, james earl jones, the most trusted name in the news. why isn't it cnn quote our focus is to get trump out. if you want to be a propaganda network, that's your right. just call yourself that. but they don't. so we have to use hidden cameras. this guy didn't know he was being recorded. in this clip, he talks about the covid pandemic being gangbusters for cnn's ratings because it is all about fear; ri

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an attorney for chester asked the jury to collectively award them have any $5 million in damages for their emotional distress. the defense. argued first responders deleted all of the photos and they exist not one, and if they exist, not one has ever surfaced online, or in any publication. again, as soon as the verdict is announced, we will have it for you here. [ crowd chanting ] >>> teachers on the picket line today and what was supposed to be the first day back to classrooms for nearly 50,000 students in the largest school district in ohio. the teachers are on strike for the third straighty made a generous offer that includes improving day, lassroom negotiations started up again today, but no word on any deal. school board officials say, they made a generous offer that includes improving classrooms. the union has argued, they need smaller class size things, better heating and air conditioning, and a more diverse curriculum. cnbc spoke with a parent at the site today who says, she agrees. >> we are supporting our educators who support us. they are reaching out for better conditions

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. power in afghanistan after the chaotic withdrawal of international forces. their return prompted a desperate exodus — here, even a baby being handed to a foreign soldier. many who tried to flee had worked alongside international forces and agencies. but the vast majority of people stayed in their country are now facing an economic crisis, severe food shortages and the curtailing of what progress there had been for women and girls. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye reports from kabul. a song of defiance. "if they fight us again, we'll pray the world is destroyed." the taliban erupted in a spontaneous celebration. at kabul�*s main square, hundreds gathered to mark one year since they walked into this city and took over afghanistan. carrying american weapons, fighters and their commanders now trying to run a country. when you compare the taliban this time around to their rule during the 1990s, you perhaps don't hear of the level of brutality that was associated with that regime. but one bi

i say, chester, let's go to our program starts or i said, even your program starts, and he went.d and was already on the fat, and therefore i look alone, and chester began to do something there. with pleasure are there pancakes? what does that mean, what does that mean? and there inside the ball lies this little note. we can't hide from them like that, and you don't have this ball with you. yes, you can let the dogs play great , this is the finale, while the guys are trying to get in shape a little and cool down. we will watch a series of videos. let's do it together when you 're back from a corporate party and trying to find your way to bed. the continuation of sleep is part two of the dog and you are not in a hurry, just in the flow to chile to relax. you watch the video and we continue. if there is a place in the world where i always go wrong, then this is an exam in driving a car. for example, in korea, one woman passed her driving license 960 times, 950 of which she tried to give a theory. well, we are now moving on to practice. do you think you will move from passenger info

chester she is did not realize. what does it mean? miracle in recognizing an extremely rare pathology in the entire history of observations of sbatch patients. they are conducted from the beginning of the twentieth century, only about 600 cases have been described so far, scientists have not been able to establish the true origin of this disease of life, i would not believe that it happened to me. i even asked this question once i was diagnosed with cancer. i also asked this question too, but in order to have to ask the same question a second time. why is this with me at all? it is not clear to accept this, it is really not easy for doctors to understand now. what is the dynamics of the process. now the results of the first study of lyudmila tsyrenova since the rare diagnosis was made on the screen are already ready. i withdrew from the integram, which were received in the nineteenth year, which we received now in the patient did not increase. the area affected by the level of accumulation for the sake of the flooded indicator. it has

chester sleeps at the bottom... and my bed is at the top of the triple bunk.t's very cosy, very loud and very hot. mum, lisa, is a mental health nurse whose contract ends in october. she and her husband sold their house last year, and they can't afford to buy or rent locally. we've got one of those smart meters in there and all of the energy prices obviously are increasing ridiculously, so we are constantly monitoring it and constantly seeing it and trying to find ways to do things. it's just really sad. i've got my husband, who earns a good wage, and yet we still have to think about these things and are wary about these things. and then ijust think, oh, my goodness, all these people that aren't in the position that we are in. how do we help them? the town's employment is based on low—paid seasonal work. the average weekly wage here is just over £400. that's around £100 below the national average. michelle works just up from the harbour. she has lived here all her life and has a 14—year—old daughter at home. while it's busy, she's taking on as many extra shift

and chris chester, who also lost his spouse and daughter in the crash, was awarded $15 million. bryant praised the decision on instagram, posting a photo of kobe and gianna along with the caption "all for you. i love you. justice for kobe and gigi." lawyers for the county released a statement after the verdict, saying "while we disagree with the jury's findings as to the county's liability, we believe the monetary award shows that jurors didn't believe the evidence supported the plaintiff's request of $75 million for emotional distress." last year, los angeles county paid $2.5 million to two other families who also lost loved ones in that crash. >>> the actor who played the big brother in the "home alone" movies is under investigation for an alleged rape. a woman has accused devin ratray of drugging and sexually assaulting her at his new york city apartment in 2017. she told cnn she reported the attack, but prosecutors incorrectly thought she did not want to press charges and closed the case. but it's reportedly been reopened. ratray has meanwhile denied the allegation. >>> one

nick garnett at chester crown court.e charges. a court has also heard allegations that former wales manager and manchester united star ryan giggs headbutted his ex—girlfriend and threatened to do the same to her sister. the 48—year—old is on trial accused of controlling behaviour, as well as assaulting kate greville and heryoungersister, emma. our reporter matt graveling has been following the case at manchester crown court. today this trial entered a second week and the jury heard evidence from emma greville, the sister of kate greville. mr giggs is accused of controlling behaviour. he denies all of the charges. emma greville told the jury, they came all of the charges. emma greville told thejury, they came home all of the charges. emma greville told the jury, they came home and began arguing. he ended up on top of her, causing her pain. she said kate shouted her sister emma to get mr giggs off, which emma said she did by putting her hands around his waist. his elbow came into contact with herjaw, which his barrister sa

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but again, for every other question, they found in favor of vanessa bryant and chris chester.tasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >>> top tennis stars are hitting the court to raise money for ukraine. it was all part of the tennis players for peace. an event ahead of the start of the year's final grand slam tournament among those participating, nadal, mcenroe, co cocoa co co cocoa cocoa graf. >> and splaying for an amazing cause is not something that i will take for granted. i'm freightful do it. >> ticket revenue went to the ukraine crisis relief fund which supports humanitarian assistance. >>> tubiduke and duchess have a family member, a beagle who had been mistreated. they adopted mamma mia, she is one of thousands of beagles that have been saved or are in the process of being removed from the plant. she wound up at the l.a. based beagle freedom project. its founder says that mama me a made a beeline for them and they instantly fell in love. >>> a new study suggests that your unrelated look alike known ascop doppleganger probably shares dna as too. an author of the study spoke wit

i pull out my cheek from a grenade and a sapper with the call sign chester blows up step by step, slowly, exploring the territory rusty ammunition boxes are scattered tools clothing under which a bomb can be placed a case for a sniper rifle a box for a night vision device and a uniform of the ukrainian military, judging by there were sniper positions all over the place. there is even a cartridge of 7,62 caliber left that is used for nato rifles. factory. azov mash was built in the mid-fifties of the last century. here manufactured walking excavators parts for the buran launch pad of the soviet shuttle now the plant is shut down before starting the workshop, again every centimeter. we'll have to check with a sapper, including the basements here, they are woven into labyrinths in the basements. azov jr. ukrainian military arranged accommodation for the night. this is where they slept. and here they cooked food, apparently poke. room in a hurry mess everywhere the area of ​​​​the enterprise is 24 hectares, so it may be necessary to clear the entire area several months of ammunition. it's li

i did march 2014 crimea rejoined russia, or chester some kind of media starting you want a was misquoted, which is your or, or isn't there with a procedure, can you, you belittle davina criminal brussel or chest of crackers? a bottle of new for patrols kit or dish. it was dental sports, orange and coff with nationalists trying to suppress pro russian public sentiment with extreme violence. on may, the 2nd far right is organized a march named for united ukraine. the march ends in a bluff here with not official but all my elbow for this, you know about a fee of 9 full time. would your benefit know when you monitor from would your coaching arca look for the most up to die? you hello. hi michael. scott. will talk to you for your call one, you post of the bulk of it. i just thought you might not show pawn from watch a jessica with somebody in your port your for lunch. you might wanna, you proceed to the season because only she bought it the national is masha pro russian activist, 10 camp at cooley, cloverfield i under hunting down those hiding in the nearby trade union building. they sent the

if you are in a foxhole, and you want someone with you, you want chester with you.ause] also, john boseman, representatives, all the other members of congress who helped with this bill. i would like you to stand. all the members of congress, please stand. [applause] you know, we learned a horrible lesson in vietnam, in which many of you fought. after vietnam, the harmful effects of exposure to agent orange can manifest itself in veterans, leaving too many veterans unable to access the care they need and deserve. in 1991, i cosponsored the agent orange act. that laid the groundwork for how the v.a. addresses environmental exposure and the bill i am about to sign. veterans of wars in iraq and afghanistan not only faced dangers in battle, they were breathing toxic smoke from burn pits. because i was vice president, i was in and out of iraq over 20 times. all those places. you could actually see some of it in the air. burn pits the size of football fields, incinerated waste of war , tires, jet fuel, so much more i will not mention. a lot of places where our soldiers wer

is a warrant, $15 million to chris chester.that it doesn't support the high-end asking of $75 million but that they lacked proper training and procedures, policies. they decided the shaumt had a long-standing issue with elicit photos taken. here is the sheriff talking about that himself. >> unfortunately, since they invented the polaroid camera, this has been a problem in law enforcement across the nation, probably across the world. it makes it so much easier. and then there's cops that keep death books, for example, where they have photos from crime scenes throughout their careers. >> the jury decided l.a. county fire did not have that same issue. if you are to believe the sheriff that this is a pervasive problem, at least in california there's a kobe bryant law which makes it a misdemeanor for first responders to take unauthorized photos of victims' bodies. >> thank you for being here today. "inside politics" starts after this break. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u brin

and chris chester's attorney did give us a statement saying that they are very grateful for a judge and jury who gave a very fair trial. now, the lead counsel for the defense, l.a. county, gave us a statement saying that they appreciate the jury's hard work and while they disagree with the outcome, they pointed out that the award amount of $31 million shows that the jurors did not believe the evidence supported the maximum possible $75 million that the plaintiffs initially asked for. the jurors did have a lot to consider including the question of whether the l.a. sheriff's department and the l.a. county fire department lacked the proper training and policies that caused the violation of the plaintiffs' rights. they also had to consider whether they had a long standing widespread practice or custom of taking illicit photos of victims' bodies. they all found in the plaf plaintiffs' favor except that they found that the fire department did not have that long standing practice. but otherwise they found in favor of bryant and chester. >> i can't imagine how painful it was for those families

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además de (nombre extranjero), chris chester también encabeza esto. >>> se está pidiendo al gobierno. ahora ampliamos. >>> varias organizaciones que apoyan a los trabajadores inmigrantes dieron este día escucha para mejorar según ellos las condiciones laborales de abuso que ocurren en muchos sectores. >>> tras la época de silencio tiene que terminar y no solo se trata de hacer visible una crisis de abusos laborales sino que también nos brinda camino para el respeto. (voces varias). >>> trabajadores unidos jamás serán vencidos. >>> según ellos los abusos laborales y la intimidación se encuentran por todos lados. >>> muchos contratistas no tienen respeto a las leyes de este país. no las conocen, o no les interesa respetarnos como inmigrantes. (hablan en inglés). >>> según los manifestantes la administración del presente joe biden tiene la responsabilidad de proteger a los trabajadores sin importar el estatus migratorio, el apartamento de trabajo incluso hace una semana hizo recomendaciones al departamento de seguridad nacional aprobando la protección... >>> trabajadores inmigrantes que

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