i keep mentioning colleen i think colleen for all the work she did with sort of helping us stanton called other people of color and negative it's an insult told her what was wrong with that yes he tolerated all of her behaviors many people in my community flat out call her a racist even for all the good work she did in suffrage that she was a racist. but they were very good friends despite that. there are valuable lessons to learn about that. he was lodged in her home for a period of time. when she died he did her eulogy. that was her choice. there was one where she was tone jeff to america's original sin of racism. so i think that is something that really has to be reckoned with. i don't think i can participate in women's groups without saying we've got to come to grips with this. do be very honest, when the monument which is not sponsored by our commission per se but an essential part there have been no statues of women. then there was the determination that there would be a statute of women. it was originally going to be susan b anthony and then at the last moment they decided that was

we'll have to check the archives together, colleen. >> right. karen asks, when a president chooses not to visit camp david very often, how does that change staffing and operations? >> staffing operations don't change. you're always ready, your mission is to be always ready to receive. some presidents let camp david be used by guests. president carter visited with his whole family during president clinton's term. some presidents have allowed staff to use it. but if no one's there, you're just maintaining the place and taking care of it. that can be a morale issue. if no one visits, i had a gap of five months before a visit by president clinton. that's a lot of time, you get rusty, you have to practice at times. some weekends with presidents, you're always on and it becomes an uptempo or operations tempo as we say. >> that's the get gadi has. what happens at camp david when the president is away, what do you do as the staff? >> we have more time to do training, physical fitness programs, contests if time allows it. more time to send our sailors an

earlier she spoke to my colleague, colleen brag the last time anyone heard from him is september 23rd. and when he is put in, in solitary, it usually are almost always comes with a hunger strike. the conditions are still deplorable from a water and drinking water. they corrode metal too hot steam pipes. it's very dangerous that a place is so scary. i spoke to a lawyer the other week then told me that it's the worst president in the united states. and the shoe is different than even the shoe that they use for the rest of the facility. it's. it's really scary to say that martin's been stripped of his phone and i was shortly off to your last conversation. why was that? it's just a temporary punishment. will you warned that communicating with us here at all t could y like prison rules? we believe that it's retaliatory and for speaking out against the prison, rape elimination act violations from the unit manager. there's not an iota evidence that he's done anything wrong, nor can they provide me. it doesn't seem to matter though, because they've already thrown him in the shoe. i don't know

colleen said she had a mild case of covid in february.fection cleared, she lost her sense of taste and smell. when her taste returned, things were out of whack. >> two of my worst offenders are probably two of my favorite foods, chocolate and peanut butter. >> reporter: searching for clues, the married mom from virginia found a support group on facebook with stories from thousands of others just like her. >> and there are people in that group who have had to go to hospital to be put on feeding tubes because they cannot eat because their taste is so distorted. >> reporter: the condition is called parosmia. impacting up to 10% of people who get covid. >> it's lonely and isolating and frustrating. people don't understand the impact of it. dr. reed in philadelphia is studying the phenomenon, but says scientists still don't know what causes it. >> it's like the switch goes off with smell and then when the switch starts to come back on and people start to recover, it doesn't come back correctly. >> reporter: there's no treatment, no cure and no

my name is colleen bray. i'll be back here with your next to our team, global update and just have a half an hour blue . ah ah. of course, after 40 years of fed interventionism by simply expanding and pretending and printing a lot of money, they got into this cargo called did you call it mentality? where simply waving a flag, you know, that essentially printing more money is going to make all the problems disappear. meanwhile, politically, what we've seen in america is really remarkable. the, the liberal left and there cohorts in the media. even though that this policy is causing credible of human suffering in america, they effectively marginalize those people as quote, deplorable and really made scapegoats of the victims of japan. and they've often said that this is a victimless crime, money printing and extortion that's practice at the fed. and yet i look at those 90000 dead americans last year from opiate overdose. i'd say j how you got blood on your hands because that's a direct result of mal investment,

. >> thank you, colleen, wonderful to be here. as most veterans would say, it was a great honor and privilege to serve our navy and nation and i appreciate the time to share a few stories and insights. >> why don't we start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david and what that process was like. >> well, we know it as camp david, it is actually a navy command called national support facility thurmont for the town nearby. it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. because 60% of the crew are navy sea bees, a naval officer is always the commanding officer. in 1998 i was put on a short list of officers to be considered, went to the white house, interviewed with simmons, then the executive director of the white house military office, president clinton, visited the camp, was interviewed by the staff, a week later got the call. >> amazing. tell us a little bit about your own personal history with camp david. >> i knew what it was. i had visited once as a violate o

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yeah. colleen? yes, it's the engineer. i mean which one? i mean, you know, we have the guy which day is that when you know, what would you wasn't, is that the answer worked on, you would find it, you know, a lot of somebody might have to go in 0 area. here's the other 2 idea. what the real way you don't like it is don't the clue some low though there will the chest from the ban. mm hm. mm. prices are just going up and people are hiding it by serving smaller portions and at the same prices. we've seen this at the grocery store with packaged good packets. cookies packaged toiletries, like tooth paste, and mouthwash coming in smaller packages, but the same price. and people haven't noticed it when things are getting out of control. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah, he died. i cried. i just had a slot the whole time out there. no one really thought anything different knew this although i just don't feel good on the way fo

but if the answer quite brown rashid who are the guy that russell colleen morgan. yeah, of course, a little more show closer. s on their group. but the 1000000 year with more just who usually we start down at the cooler one is up here. it is. hard to breeze feels good though. the hike is almost over. alex and elliot only have a little way left to go. oh, when you start finding fossils are really drives you to want to go up there and walk and explore. because to find something up in the mountains that millions of years old that no one is seen that everyone has just walked by. it's very special to be the one to realize, wow, that's what this is. and to be able to take him out for her to go so fast no matter how you feel tired over 2nd. oh you're good in oh, when. ready ready ready i 1st got my have only i, i was very, very surprised to find out that baby could be the cause of it and that they being would've given me any sort of chance to be hospitalized, even if it would been for 3 days or the 3 weeks that i was unfortunately hospitalized it. it changes you, it chang

. >> thank you colleen, wonderful to be here. i appreciate the time you talk. >> but we start from the beginning. tell us how you were selected and with this thought process was. >> well, it is actually a navy command nearby. i was operated and maintained by president roosevelt. civil engineer officer -- so 1998. possible officers being considered with the white house and interviewed with the executive director. interviewed by the camp, by the staff. >> amazing. first a little bit about your own personal history. >> i visited it once in the early nineties. i want to visit that day, talking about the next assignment. it's really difficult place to work. they say put it away and go on fracture tours. it was shortlisted and selected towards the end. near the end of president clinton -- >> henri there? >> just over two years. >> the last year and a half, again very fortunate on timing 33 presidents that support the family and events that occurred there. >> let's talk a little bit about the history of camp david. if the history begins

sanders publish an op-ed in the biggest newspaper in west virginia calling out senator mansion and colleen out saying it will be good for west virginians. mansion responded to that and there is this fight. i don't know how they get together. yamiche: we will have to keep following it. that is it for tonight. thank you to the guests. thank you all for joining us. tina monday to the pbs newshour for the whitest paint. they export the groundbreaking science that shows us how it's used can eliminate the need for air-conditioning. before we go, my heart is with my friend. she is recovering from surgery to remove a benign brain tumor. i am so happy that you are recovering. i cannot wait to welcome you back as soon as you are well. it will continue our conversations on the washingtonweek extra. funded on a website, facebook and youtube. this week's topic: space race and economic inequality. good night from washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> funding provided by consumer cellular.

ah, either it's so my name is colleen bray. welcome to well news for m r. c. international. first for you, then britain's mainstream press is taking aim at a tabloid, which claims that russian spies stole the formula from moscow. sputnik b vaccine from the u. k. the sun story was widely picked up on by other outlets. but now what these one rival has retracted its article and apologize, but not the sun. oh criminal spokes person in the interim has responded to the whole incident by describing the son as a newspaper, famous fritz antiques, scientific publications. i got more details from ortiz, he coached on deed over the weekend. the son is this report, they branded it as their exclusive, and it was based on anonymous sources. that was the main well discrepancy on the floor that others pointed out saying that it was o bagley sourced and basically i, they claim that somebody, some russian spy in a bond like move you know, came in probably snuck into into, into the lab and well, hacked the vault the information vault and snatched the vital information on the astrazeneca as oxfo

whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, colleen lamb, they want to protect themselves. they don't really care about the victims. they deliberately deny all torture allegations had the human rights groups of solid information about torture cases of her mind. me, me, you live. but he sees some good news coming. even though thailand is a signatory of an international convention against torture, enforced disappearance, as it has no laws against it, but a bill will be tabled in parliament next month, proposing such regulation, military leadership here in the deep south hellas. they welcomed the laws and torture enforced disappearances, but they think it's mainly to reassure the public. they say that there have been no abuses by the army because their soldiers are trained to respect human rights pan man amendment. we have been operating based on a good moral compass. it doesn't matter if we have this law, not. in fact, we have been accused of crimes. we did not commit, but according to mar, these are not just rumors. he says his abductors were careful not to leave marks on hi

my name is colleen bray. welcome to world news from arte international 1st to norway, them where the security services say that the bow and arrow attack in the town of kong. berk on wednesday, appears to be an act of terror. 5 people were killed with police saying that the suspect was earlier flagged over signs of radicalization. the authorities, a warning of the threat of similar attacks has not passed. while the incidents in canonsburg currently appear to be an act of terrorism, the investigation led by the southeast police district were clarify or more detail with the incidents were motivated by the threat level and norway still considered moderate police questioning that 37 year old man suspected of killing 5 individuals, we understand that he was already known to the police. they'd visited him after he'd converted to islam. and there had been some concerns that he may have been radically. so this isn't individual that the police were aware of that attack took place in the tight, close knit community of c

so much more as i was on a main sites and socials here in moscow, kevin and kevin o' insulting of colleen brazier off to that difficult real name for a minute, sir. i think i'll say go by and hopefully say at the same times to morrow. good bye . aah! with a booth with a la carte toyota. the shirts under which way a couple of minutes in the knob, normal quote is pieces your book can listen. can he's not leave to show up for for is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths already made them challenge ah imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what other chapters, cold gun violence, school shootings, homelessness? first, it was my job and then it was my family. didn't was my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing. it is not like i don't try. i look for resources. i look for jobs. i look for everything i can to make t

the 2nd of october here in moscow, my name is colleen bray with the world news from archie 1st to with winter just around the corner in europe. reco gas prices continue to sweep the continent, but germany is still yet to ground certification to nordstrom to the gas pipelines technically completed, but it still needs permission to operate from the german energy regulator. here's artillio katrinka remember the times when bitcoin prices were setting one record after another and every one was going wow, when is this going to stop? well, this is a very rough comparison, but this is pretty much, very similar to what's been happening to the prices for natural gas in europe. at this point, when it comes to the gas futures in europe, 1000 cubic meters of natural gas is currently worth around $1200.00. and this is a historic record. but unless you are a crypto enthusiast, the price of bait coin really for now isn't something that is affecting the everyday lives of every one. but for now, european households are inevitably dependent on the price of natural gas and how difficult the situation is a

my name is colleen bry. welcome to your world news 1st and staff shortages surgeon cobit cases and pressure on the national health service. the n h s of all led to another crisis in england. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patients are waiting for almost 50 hours to get a bed in accident, an emergency unit. and one case, a patient reportedly spend 47 hours in line at the role preston hospital. and i was dr from manchester while in the southern county of suffolk, a teenager with serious mental health problems had to wait for almost 48 hours in the emergency room. according to local media, the chest foundation trust for the area said that the weight was due to a lack of specialist facilities. lou winchester, who had a relative, affected by the crisis, told us what happened to his family. he woke up at 11 o'clock and his legs just wouldn't work and he fell out of bed. we didn't find him until 3 o'clock where my dad's going to get cooler, where he shouldn't heard from him. when we called for the

my name is colleen bry, welcome to the program for us, and the british government is bringing in the army to deliver fuel from monday after chaotic week, which is seen massive cues of petrol stations across britain, around 200 service personnel is set to hit the road where the defense secretary saying this still needed to ease the pressure on petrol stations. even though the pm claims the situation is stabilizing. the crisis began after fuel deliveries were disrupted due to a shortage of tact tank drivers. this pressure bill to the pump sang spilled over with some members of the public lashing out of journalists, reporting on the field crisis. a poll suggests that many believe the media is responsible for the panic buying got with moran, who might be to blame the is shoddy. edwards dashti the u. k. is still in the middle of the pandemic. no, no. the co with one of the petra, $17.00 whole days of backed up cause dr. is waiting hours to fill up and public transport diverted to avoid the gridlock. anyone in a car that's been running on empty will tell you, it's been chaos and many blame

my name's colleen brace, now, tempe, i'm in norway. that's where we're starting to update you on a story we brought you an hour ago, a man armed with a bow and arrow has killed several people and injured several others before being detained. this happened southwest of the norwegian, capital oslo. it was at around 6 p. m local time, which is around 4 hours ago now that the police reported the suspect was shooting at people with the weapon inside a grocery store, a co op, extra in the town of combs berg. as i say about 80 kilometers southwest from all slope, the area was immediately cordoned off. a lot of emergency services deployed to the area, including dozens of police vehicles, a helicopter, and city hospitals were put on stand by the or it is. i've ordered offices nationwide to be armed as a precautionary measure. this is an extremely rare order to because in norway of course, incidence of killings and murder ah, extremely rare, but in this instance, it still yet to be ascertained. while the motive for this attack was police also be

my name is colleen bray with the world news this our something we're going to come to in a bit more detail a little bit later on in its program. you probably aware of it now. the 3 of the world's biggest websites fell off line around the world about 3 hours ago. instagram, whatsapp and facebook all suffering a major outage, one of the biggest social media server errors in internet history of the 3 run on a shared infrastructure. because all 3 of those websites, of course, are owned by facebook. the problems being experienced in countries around the world from the u. k. c, u. s. and here in russia as well. facebook being a tight lipped on what the exact cause, my babe lost on something. this big happened was in 2019 and it took quite a few hours for services to get back on line. we'll talk to our corresponded a bit more about what's happening a little bit later in the program. next though, opening a pandora's box that expose a on tax havens has revealed how some of the world's rich and famous hide their wealth. among the names mentioned, our former british premier, tony blair, and incumbent

i colleen sky is waiting for jubal in the next rounds. all right, that's the sport for now fully, joe. thank you very much for. that's not a soul. if there has been observes from the side of the sun that directly faces earth, the sun spot is evidence of a powerful magnetic storm erupting from the sun surface and its effects could be felt here on earth. if lay like the one in this animation can hit navigation systems and communication satellites, they can also cause power fluctuations at high latitude. it also means a northern lights might be visible for people living much further south than usual . that's it for this news hour on al jazeera to stay with us. adrian finnegan's got more. the day's news coming up next tuesday. ah mm hm. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home, we'll give you the news and current affairs that matter to you. the world is warming, and green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now

my name is colleen brady. well news from arte international. we get on to i headline, store is in just a moment. first though, the latest on the breaking news were across from france where a major police hunt is underway for a murder suspect right now after an alleged beheading. the public's being warned that the suspect is dangerous and may be armed, but across it for us is our thief shall ado belsky, him. paris hi there. what do we know so far, charlotte? that that huge man hadn't, is underway in an area called berlin, which is roan, up in the south front when stand that there are over a t p involved including 15 police offices. and we also understand that especially st unit is on my way to aid them. this is the national gendarmerie intervention group. now they known for the counter terrorism and anti hostage operations. although at this stage, it does seem as if terrorism hasn't been rude, that what we know about what happened is that a body of a man was found in his home. he had been at the head and also been disempowered visser rate. and t

my name is colleen bray with you world news from arte international to france. first, then, where the top bishop is in hot water, after claim to the priests should not report sex crimes against miners if the offense is revealed during confession and is due to me, the countries interior minister who's against the idea of church rules taking precedence over a french law or we've spoken to the founder of a victim's association who himself suffered sexual abuse at the hands of clergy. the level hill falls when we came to france, i was 8 and 9 years old, my parents wanted me to join this scout group. so i spent almost 2 years there until i was sexually assaulted by bernard printed. i found myself alone with him and the door was closed. he hugged me. it lasted around 15 minutes and he was saying something i couldn't understand. i didn't understand what was happening and i remember having my head completely crushed. i was completely crushed against his belly and i remember the fiber of the fabric and the color of his shirt and his smell is the shadow trauma is engraved

molly mums patrol the streets fully ski and low, low to high, and i'm calling with colleen type of gang violence. they used a maternal approach to prevent kind a into about it did the had a do warehouse but a bit to button in the stories be don't often hear told by the people who lived am mothers of ring could be, this is europe on al jazeera. ah, i sell in afghanistan claims responsibility for a bomb attack on a sheer mosque, the worst attack since foreign forces left. ah, hello, i'm come all santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jessie. when you're in a battle for journalism, is that we need to protect the facts. philippines journalist murray, arrest us as a warning. the nobel peace prize to her and russian editor dmitri motor toff will encourage people to hold power to account also migration, and the so called war on drugs topping be a gender as the us and mexico mate trying to men fried relations with the european union warns of consequences off to poland, top court challenges the blocks legal, 30 ah, hello, run. at least 60 people have been killed in northern afg

my name is colleen bray. welcome to. well, he is from arctic. first for you. britain's popular press is taking aim at a tabloid, which claims russian spies stole the formula from moscow. sputnik vaccine from the u. k. the sun story was widely picked up by other outlets, but now at least one rival has retracted its article and apologized. although the sun hasn't, the criminal spokesperson responded to it all by describing the son as a newspaper, famous for its anti scientific publications, ortiz egleston of told me more deed over the weekend. the sun publish this report, the branded it as their exclusive, and it was based on anonymous sources. that was the main world discrepancy on the floor that others pointed out saying that it was openly sourced. and basically they claimed that somebody, some russian spy in a bond like move, you know, came in probably, snuck into into, into the lab and, well, hacked, the vault, the information voids and snatched the vital information on the astrazeneca as oxford vaccine. and so, but right now the russians are,

s. 2 is a leading tax haven earlier donal quarter shed more with colleen bray. people definitely were anticipating something as big as what happened in 2016 when the pat, when the panama papers were released. but actually this one hasn't made as much noise. the guardian sure had a click beatty picture of vladimir putin's face right at the front of its article, even though in the pandora papers vladimir putin was not even named as so that's a bit a bit interesting. but the investigation primarily deals with more or less obscure people. i mean, we have some examples being the king of jordan. so offshore properties, personal properties, the purchase of several theatres, by the general director of russia's channel one he was said to have been a silent partner in this operation. but he's already commented publicly that he hasn't concealed anything about his business dealings in connection to this. one higher profile mentioned though, the ukranian president vladimir zalinski in 2019, he was elected and most enlarged park on his platform of promising to rid the country

my name is colleen bray with the world news for marty international. this our 1st and 3 of the world's most popular online services have been crippled by one of the biggest ever internet outages. facebook, whatsapp, instagram and facebook message year of all been offline for more than 6 hours. now, the 3 of course run on shed infrastructure because they're all owned by facebook, with the problem being logged around the globe from the u. k to the u. s. and here in russia, right, let's go live to our t correspondent nika, how so we were just checking online earlier, it seems at facebook and instagram are slowly getting back to life. you can't do much else, but open a page at the moment. any word yet from facebook on what caused this? no, there still is anywhere from facebook on what caused this. and i know that some people are reporting that they can open their app. now i actually could open my app as well, but i've actually been able to open my app since this morning. i just couldn't refresh the page and the same thing for instagram. and that seems to s

my name is colleen bram. welcome to wealth news from arte international search for you. then this our britain's popular press is taking aim at a leading tabloid paper there, which claimed yesterday that russian spies in person stole the formula from moscow's sputnik v vaccine. from the u. k. the sun's vague splash got widely picked up as other outlets went and ran with it, but now at least one rival is retracted at and apologize. the sun though, has not. let's talk now to correspond at egos dawn of his across this forest. so eager their sons standing by its claims, but what's changed? rivals mind? well, colon, indeed you summed up the story pre perfectly, i should say, because indeed, over the weekend, the sun published this report, the branded it as their exclusive. and it was based on anonymous sources, that was the main well discrepancy on the floor that others pointed out saying that it was openly sourced. and basically, they claim that somebody, some russian spy in a bond like move, you know, came in probably, snuck into into, into the lab and well, hacked, the vaul

my name is colleen bray. welcome to your world news from arte international. first for you, then this our, we won't act under pressure or blackmail. that was the polish prime minister's warning before the e. u. summit in brussels wrapped up the supremacy of european of a national law is still dividing member states. let's talk more about the set to between poland and it's a fellow you members shall to bend skis, been across this forest high that bring us up to speed. that wasn't strong messages coming out from not european council meeting the summit that's been taking place in brussels. ball the last 2 days you mentioned they were, the hot topics is poland, but other things were being discussed to including migration and the energy crisis . but we will start with poland because it is taking up a much of the headlines of newspapers across europe. and this week, and even beyond that, following that summit, it seemed members that leaders were coming out and singing to the same hymn are basically saying that poland has to know that the rule of law is central to th

my name is colleen bray. welcome to you. well, to use 1st then to speaking at the russian energy week, international forum president putin has waited on the gas price hike in europe and filled it some tough questions to spelling, what he called false narratives of moscow strategy on the global energy market. so close to seattle about as far as north stream to is concerned. what opponents of the project have claimed that this is not a commercially viable product and rushes pursuing geopolitical motivations. well, you know, this is yet another piece of nonsense. just please pay closer attention to what i'm saying. this route is 2000 kilometers, shorter and quicker to our main consumers in europe than via ukraine. easy. 2000 kilometers more efficient. it's cheaper because transit is cheaper. and it's also cheaper for customers because the transit fee has to be included in the end price in particular for european customers. we are doing this despite our political differences. this year we have increased supply by 10 percent. aga

my name is colleen bray. welcome to you. well, use. we'll get on to a headline stories in just a moment. first though, british tabloid newspaper. the son has published article, claiming the russian spiced the formula for moscow. sputnik v vaccine from the u. k . we talked about this on yesterday program. however, the story hasn't been debunked. with other media outlets the republish, the claims retracting, and apologize at all except the sun itself. that is all right, let's talk to our correspondence egos on of who's across this and we talked about it quite a bit on the program yesterday. we went through the claims and got some reactions as well. things have changed in the past 24 hours. well indeed they have, but well, just a quick debrief as to what happened. indeed the the, the sun, the tabloid published an article claiming that russian spies again, unnamed, just some spies that the apparently cracked the information rules of the oxford university store, the formula and the well, at least maybe not the formula, but the general idea

i'm doctor colleen i'm a senior vice president at the white house historical association and the director of the david science center for white house history. the white house historical association is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization with a mission to educate americans about that rich and diverse history of the white house and the people who live and work there. our guest this evening is michael he is a retired rear admiral from the navy civil engineer corps. he served in a variety of assignments around the world and is 29 year military career. including as commander of camp david. after retirement thousand ten, michael jordan private industry is a chief executive officer of the building information technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october 2017, he published his first book inside camp david the private world of the presidential retreat. mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking qu