and so la claire, as i mentioned, dies of yellow fever. early november 1802, his second in command, general donatella shambhu, who's the son of a famous general, fought for france with the american patriots during the american revolution. but the son he uses tactics even more cruel than leclaire. he sends dogs. his famous letter says, then give them blacks to eat the dogs. if they're hungry, give them blacks to eat. so he has genocidal the cruel intentions as well. but the freedom fighters, they band together. they say the various factions, those who fought previously on the side of france those who never did the former freemen of color. we've all got to come together. and at the famous congress at arcadia in mid-may of 1803, jean-jacques desalegn, who's become the leader of the newly re baptized freedom fighters calling themselves the army and then the indigenous army. they come together at this gathering and they change their motto from liberty or death to independence. death. now they have it in their minds that, oh, no we can't just be

our kids, carol, michael, maggie and claire and our son-in-law scott was always there to support claudia and me. i'm so proud of each and every one of you. this is truly an emotional and humbling experience for our entire family. in the years ahead we will need your continued prayers and support, because there's a lot of work to be done, and because sadly, the word -- the world around us has grown more divided and cynical. for far too many people hard work has been replaced by handouts. the power of prayer is mocked. the contest of ideas is no longer a matter of right versus wrong but of good versus evil. political opponents cast each other as traders or criminals. i reject this. i believe we can work together without sacrificing our core beliefs. one of my life's mentors was a man named dave sinclair. he instilled to me that building relationships, standing for your values, relying on your faith, and finding a path to make something work is a good thing. my story is living proof that a mentor and a young person's life could have a lifelong impact. mr. sinclair reinforce the values my mo

boston globe, the guardian, new york times, wall street journal, washington post, vogue and marie claire among publications. she holds an mfa in creative nonfiction, new school, university and was a contributing producer at wnyc radio. and she has directed the boston district, as well as scrubs streets memoir incubator program in boston. tonight, we'll hear about the secret of the rape kit. the latest book from pagan kennedy. the book is a thrilling investigation that tells the story of the troubled, heroic woman, marty goddard, who kicked off a feminist revolution in forensics when she dreamed up a new crime tool, the rape kit, and then into obscurity. as journalist pagan kennedy follows a trail of clues to solve the mystery of marty. she also delves into the problems at a history of forensics in america. the new york times book review the book fascinating and incandescent. and the washington post writes the secret history of the rape kit packs a punch. it's an important investigation of a complex inventor or her flawed but revolutionary technology and how it has never been allowed to l

le presentamos el negocio de la fe, cuando claire sale caro donde escuchamos testimonio de personas queÓn para conocer cÓmo operan estas prÁcticas. en la segunda parte presentamos la respuesta de la organizaciÓn ante los seÑalameintos. andrea: asÍ son los testimonios que varios presuntos clientes ante caminos de la vida. entre rituales con papel aluminio y hojas en las que aparecen mensajes, les informaron que tenÍan maldiciones y que necesitaban tratamientos espirituales, lo que los llevÓ a ganar grandes sumas de dinero. >> en total fueron 44,200. andre: luego de esa experiencia algunos decidieron confrontar a la organizaciÓn. nos proporcionaron un video donde ellos aseguran que cap varona o maestro cambiando hojas como parte de uno de los rituales. andrea: lograron tomar uno de los documentos que les hacen firmar para entrar, allÍ decÍa que la compaÑÍa no se responsabiliza por muertes en ni garantiza resultados, entre otras clÁusulas. >> se estÁ negando que le entregue dinero. >> no puedo ponerme a lo que no me corresponde. andrea: los maestros niegan las acusaciones de la pareja y di

clair shared by an allie that say, elonfollowe. i need his rocket babies.ake one for the team. seduce elon, get in a rocket and see what's up and later i need a caption to seduce elon musk. this , from a woman in a custody battle who says she wants privacy. her lawyer had no comment. what a mystery in the tragic death of legendary actor gene hackman, found said in his santa fe home along with his wife betsy and one of their dogs. authorities say no sign of foul play, and the deaths are suspicious. an open prescription bottle and scattered pills found near her body. did the two time oscar winner who was 95 choose to end his life? we won't know until further investigation. one new media reporter added to the pool was brian glenn of the pro-trump real america's voice. here is what he asked. >> the harvard approximately that came out had you up nine-plus points and all of your agenda that you ran on, you're accomplishing that with the support of the american people including stopping the war in ukraine, and comment on the latest harvard poll i'd appreciate that

this passage of senate bill 513 or the machine mr . clair, i would say probably have would identifies evangelical. they understand how important it is to support israel. $69.00 days, 3 days, 0 present, the bill is passed. i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that period. so their business, and i'm gonna send email to my son's coordinator. i'm telling her, listen, i cannot sign this, this is against my principles against my constitutional rights. and, and it's also against my moral and ethical values, considering that i am a palestinian america. i was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this, the, and i think the states, they don't want the public to really be aware of what's going on. they don't want to have an open debate about it. they recognize them and people actually understand what the state is doing. here they would be absolutely for if i didn't uphold that legislatures would be trading away. americans 1st amendment right. so easily i do not remember hearing about t

and claire, with the department of energy. i and my colleagues are hard working.an to reply to this latest email, but they questioned the purpose behind it. if they want to increase efficiency, they shouldn't approach things with an ax. they need to approach them with a scalpel. what is happening now is not about efficiency. it is about something else. protect our. this comes as federal employee unions and supporters are pushing back on cuts by the trump administration. thursday, a federal judge in san francisco ordered the office of personnel management to stop telling other departments to fire probationary employees. john new backers group helped argue in favor of the federal workers. the plaintiffs prevailed that we would likely succeed and that there was harm being done to parks and other agencies across the country. he expects the park workers he knows will comply with this latest email request. most of the employees i talked to are worried about getting fired. a lot of them have mortgages. the office of personnel management has not replied to our request for

musk allegedly welcomed another child just five months ago with the author ashley saint clair. after taking two weeks off to recover from their 50th anniversary special, saturday night live is back again tonight with an all new episode, and comedian shane gillis will be serving as host. shane, you were once a featured player on snl, just like me. yeah, that was a cool day. and now you're hosting. do you have any advice for someone in their first season? i'd say just get fired immediately. cool. got it. yeah. work for me. this will be gillis second time hosting, and a little over a year after making his debut in februaryy 20, he will be joined by singer tate mcrae, who will be returning as a musical guest. you can watch snl at 830 right here on nbc bay area. if you missed the live broadcast and encore, we'll play after our 11 p.m. newscast and gia. after all the 50th stuff from last week, i thought i was going to be burned out. no, no, i'm ready fort to i for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to

choose ashley saint clair.she's the lady who made the smartest investment decision of the year getting pregnant with elon musk's 13th child. and yes, this does count as one of the five things you did this. >> week. oh. >> uh, new rule oscar winners must stop saying they're proof that dreams come true. your dreams came true. for every one of you. there are hundreds of thousands of actors whose dreams don't come true. and i'm not saying those people should give up on their dreams. i'm just saying they should focus on the moment and bring me my dressing on the side. >> uh. >> neural net that the u.s. egg shortage has become so acute that people aren't just ordering their eggs online, but also live check ins. someone must order a chicken and an egg and let us know which one came first. >> thank you. >> new rule, new rule if mike lee. oh, shit. >> oh. >> if mikey madison, the star of onoro, wins an oscar this sunday, the academy has to create a new category in the future called best actress not playing a hooker. >>

now, it never comes to that because he issues a number of very stern proclamations arthur st clair isthe governor out there who makes it clear that the federal government means business, that they're going to arrest people, they're going to be tried, they could even be executed. and so it kind of just dissipates. and this rebellion never comes to pass. and i have to tell you, this is kind of an anti ending to the story. it was for me as a historian and author to say, well, i was sucked into story and it all just ends. so that's it. so that fourth question i told you about, you know, who was andre michaux? what's the story of the subscription and the story behind it? what really happened, which was clearly far more far to the story than the original website said, but did it really matter? and there i was blown away with all the ways i found that it did. so let me just share with you some of the lasting legacies of this this conspiracy. so first, what is the legacy of andre michaux so we show in north america ends up discovering over a thousand new species plants. he has a remark record

and claire, with the department of energy. i and my colleagues are hard working. they plan to reply to this latest email, but they question the purpose behind it. if they want to increase efficiency, they shouldn't approach things with an ax. they need to approach them with a scalpel. what is happening now is not about efficiency. it is about something else. protect our hearts. this comes as federal employee unions and supporters are pushing back on cuts by the trump administration. thursday, a federal judge in san francisco ordered the office of personnel management to stop telling other departments to fire probationary employees. don neubauer's group helped argue in favor of the federal workers. the plaintiffs prevailed that we would likely succeed, and that there was harm being done to parks and other agencies across the country. he expects the park workers he knows will comply with this latest email request. most of the employees i talked to are worried about getting fired. a lot of them have mortgages. the office of personnel management has not replied to our

>> rosemary and claire, how is russia reacting to all of this? >> so clearly this is more and better than russia could have ever hoped for. and th of this? >> so clearly this is more and better than russia could have ever hoped for. and they are very much exploiting t ongoing pr winds that they're getting out of this. the rhetoric incrsingly, that we see from russia is sort of emphasizin the idea of europe a the u.s. being divided. clear, this is grist to the mill. they ha long been looking for holes in the nato alliance. they're continuing to sort of praise trump as the grown up in the room here. and i think the overtly overt or indeed veiled criticism that we hear of zelenskyy and ukraine from the u.s. just fuels the argument in russia that zelenskyy is, number one incompetent, number two illegitimate, and mber three, unwilling seek peace. so we saw a new interview from the ruian foreign minier, sergei lavrov, on sunday. take a listen to portion of th. >> if you look at historin. >> retrospect, you. >> will see that the americans did not play a

claire. thank you. and it was hollywood's biggest night, with glitz and glamor on full display for the oscars. wicked stars cynthia erivo and ariana grande got the night started with a stunning performance of defying gravity from their blockbuster film. >> just you and. jabbar. >> gravity. >> with you and. i defy. gravity. >> they'll never bring us down. >> but in the end, it was the low budget independent movie honora, which took on hollywood giants and won big. mikey madison claimed the award for best actress for the title role in the film. honora also claimed the biggest prize for best picture and best director, going to sean baker. other winners included adrien brody, who took home best actor in a leading role for his work in the brutalist, in which he played a struggling immigrant architect in post-world war two america. he's getting a lot of attention for the passionate speech he gave in accepting the award. here's a clip. >> i'm here once again. to represent. >> the. >> lingering traumas. >> and.

claire, we're starting with you. let's start with the latest on the meeting. >> the u.s. >> yeah. good morning. victor. look, this is the second hastily convened meeting of european leaders in as many weeks. and i think it's fair to say that the stakes were high before friday's meeting in the oval office. they are now exponentially higher. these european leaders face a task not only of coming up with some way of fronting credible security guarantees for ukraine after the war, they also have to think about their own security. now, with the u.s. potentially pulling back on its commitment to european security, but they also have to try to now help ukraine rebuild the bridge to the u.s. its closest and most powerful backer. so i think we'll be watching all of that play out. we did hear from the british prime minister this morning, keir starmer, speaking to the bbc, and he set out a key plan for how he thinks today is going to go. take a listen. >> readouts from. >> we've now agreed that the united kingdom, along with france and possibly 1 or 2 others, will work with ukraine on a plan

i'm claire mills. nice to meet you. sorry. this is only my second time to come present to you so i'm shaking. but neighbors upstairs from me have been trying to just change their bathrooms for two years. it's almost three years now. they haven't been able to they finally get their floors in. >> the bathrooms are almost done. i can't imagine how long she would have to be put out of her house right during one of those displacements. all right. so the last time i spoke here i asked if if you all were familiar with the state updated population projections that the department of finance had produced, have any of you had a chance to go look at those? no. so san francisco by 2030 is considered to be a flat growth essentially no growth and we're being forced to build 82,000 units. let me get back to my writing or i'll run out of time so but the city won't update their renew mandates and how is this sensible? it's forcing the city to consider things like the blanket zoning and density decontrol. we all know that from the vancouver exam

claire says it's true to say we've had free speech for a long time.exist. >> well, you know more than most. >> people are. >> people are. >> you were tracked and monitored and not just by the monitored and notjust by the men, by his majesty's government. >> by his majesty's government. >> by his majesty's government. >> right now, it's time for our >> right now, it�*s time for our next debate. i regretfully admit, because it's kai. >> guess who. >> guess who. >> take it away, kai. happy st david's day. >> thank you so much. well, look, as i said before, reform need to decide between the united kingdom and russia. now the labour party is finally attacking reform on its russia flip flopping. it's been no secret that the two main parties and all the other parties have been grappling with the reform threat, trying to figure out what the momentum and the new polling for reform all means for them. yet farage and the reform party this week seem to have gained a massive own goal, tying themselves up in knots trying to appease donald trump while also saying ye