constance parents, where the white class that they start height and they lose their economic advantage in new orleans, parents were among the one quarter of the way to enslaved people, however the enslaved five people. not 55. one of them was a man, ovid, who constant inherited just before the civil war began and installed because he wanted to build a house and used the money from the sale of ovid to build a house. because his father died at age 54 when he is eight and his mother condemning the family work, she is five minor children and without the five enslaved people that they owned it, she hires them out and she rents them to white more prosperous than she is not becomes the family income. at age 24, 1956, constant mary's a woman named gabrielle. age 19 and fortune of french dissent from the caribbean island. and they had steamboats on the mississippi. as a civil war approaches 1960, constant and his wife gabrielle live in a rented house with her to children it pretty his parents are dead, his mother when she died gave him to other enslaved people. ovid and dina freud any sales ovi

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have emulated the agreements which germany reached, wave russia by which germany will receive a constance and uninterrupted flow of natural gas, which is crucial to the german industry. and crucial to. ready german domestic households, pizza. i want to share story review, patrick and our viewers. recently i embarked on a journey from london, hampshire. that is a long distance and i stopped at numerous places along the way. at no time did i see food shortage, and no time did i see an energy shortage. i took it upon myself to speak with employees. i petrol stations from london to penn shire, and in supermarkets from london to pembroke shire. every single employee told me there is no food shortage. there is no energy shortage, per se. what has caused some problems regarding items of foods in supermarkets and almost an overnight demand on petrol and diesel wont panic by and here we have seen pizza in griffin is a british mainstream major a few weeks ago, put out an on cooperated story to say that britain was short of petrol and diesel and the british people, again, without thinking it depende

other powers, big and small, perceived that on the agenda there with little regard for the countries constance or aspirations. and the taliban has abandoned the 1000000 status, one washing. oh, i've got a since trajectory and what it was for the region as a whole is more graphing than ever to discuss with them now joined by a brother of the late resistance. later i might shock my suit and form afghan essence ambassador to the united kingdom ambassador miss it. it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. you're welcome. thank you very much . thank you. now, a few days after the taliban claim to full control of afghanistan, you called for international support. and i assume and agreeing to this interview, you are also seeking to mobilize the international public opinion. and i know that you are clearly mistrustful of the taliban. you have reasons for holding that opinion, but i wonder why are you not equally skeptical or cynical of the so called international community because foreign powers have used your country so cruelly, so cynically, for so many years. why ask for

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over, we did want to return no. such a thing happens once in a lifetime, with our correspondent constancy, roche called the channels to witness the historic landing on the ground and kazakhstan, and was among the very 1st to interview this style travellers as they set food bank on terra firma. ah, if you hours last week, if i let me know that they have already on back there, national say that they already somewhere i padding back. i don't want to be a dad. why dorothy landing spot, let's go. mm. we know the approximate landing location in berry, so now we're gonna fly around. i feel we can actually see that as adding model and wait until it touches down with well, as you can see, the capital is on the ground. the crew is still inside, but we've been told that they're feeling. all right. somebody is speaking with the crew right now. so history has been made a russian professional film makers that just went into space, but also safely returned to earth with footage for their 1st ever feature movie that has sort of shaken in actual space. the whole crew are treated like heroes. with this is

that the clean up will take months. prosecutors in austria are investigating chancellor sebastian constance, suspicion of corruption and bribery. his officers have been rated as part of the investigation. the accusations evolve are $1500000.00 deal that prosecutors believe was made to get the chancellor positive media coverage in a tabloid. the eruption of the volcano in the spanish island, the lap hama is getting more intense. it's already prompted. the evacuation of 6000 people and destroyed nearly a 1000 homes. jonah haul reports from la palmer in the canaries. it's all ready the largest eruption on this volcanic island in a century. and there could be weeks left in it yet. but for many the damage has been done. roberta lay all watched helpless as the church in his local town square crumbled under the lava. oh no say no, no, they're well over a yard, but i to be on the girl. beside it stood his father's house, and his uncle's house also destroyed generations of the layout family had lived in the town of tod. okay, for 200 years now. much of what they built there, he's gone shame. but the

this message is constance. the other i'm in, north korea has to like terrible nuclear weapons and wild. why those put you on travel nuclear plenty is that because of the u. s. host of policy towards new, you know, clear. and i mean, those doubles tend, us cannot be applied to the most korea movies, abil adult agency, developing a new weapon system. los korea has been denouncing the military public realty, south korea. so they, on last saying a much about the us couldn't weapon system. but what they pew is this house, or a fighter like half saudi fly. or, i mean, i'm the most important. breadth will be a nose. korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have ah developed deployed the u. k. government delay in imposing along down at the start of the current a virus pandemic is one of the country's worse ever public health failures. as the conclusion of a newly released parliamentary report, inquiry by a peace also found releasing people from hospital into care homes, costs thousands

other powers, big and small perceived that on the agenda there with little regard for the countries constance or aspirations of the calibre has abandoned familiar status. the question, again, essence trajectory and what it for tens for the region as a whole is more thrashing than ever to discuss with him now joined by month loading was sued. brother of the late resistance, later my chuck muscle and form afghan essence ambassador to the united kingdom ambassador miss it. it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for finding the time. you're welcome. thank you very much. thank you. now, a few days after the taliban, i claimed it took full control off afghanistan. you called for international support and i assume and agreeing to this interview, you are also seeking to mobilize the international public opinion. and i know that you are clearly mistrustful of the taliban. you have reasons for, you know, holding that opinion. but i wonder why i, you know, equally skeptical or cynical of the so called international community because foreign powers have used your country so cruelly, so cynically,

his message is constance, that, i mean, the north korea has the like, turbo, nuclear weapons, and wild. why those put you on travel? nuclear? plenty is that because of the u. s. a policy towards new, you know, clear, and i mean, those doubles tend, us cannot be applied to the most korea abil adult agency developing a new weapon system. last, korea has been denouncing the military quality of the south korea. so they on last saying a much about the best couldn't weapon system. but a, what a pew is this house or a vital like half saudi flight. or, i mean the most important brett will be that n a knows korea is the us weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have ah, the bell are deployed 15 people who were kidnapped in ne and nigeria several months ago. have managed to escape their countess official say the 6 women and 9 children had to walk for 6 days until they reached safety. they were abducted from villages in born or state is not clear who took them, but they escaped from an area known to be a strong hold of i so linked groups and i, jerry is government has announced s

his message is constance, that, i mean the north korea has the light travel, nuclear weapons and lot why those put you on travel nuclear plan? is that because of the u. s. a policy towards new, you know, clear. and i mean, those dollars tend thus, cannot be applied to the most korea abil adult agency developing a new weapon system. los korea has been denouncing the military public realty, south korea so day on last seeing and much about the thus put in weapon system. but a, what a pew is this test or a fighter like half saudi 5. or, i mean the most important brett will be nose korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. consists in korea, how have, ah, the belt deployed anti government protest as have been demonstrating across bolivia against a proposed law that they say is a step towards a police state crowds blocked streets and were met by counter protest as it was supporting the president. the legislation being considered would allow authorities to investigate the assets of any citizen without a court order. but the government says that it's essential to tackle elicit ear

so, there is this constance connection between lebanon and the rest of the world. things that happen to love and don't state, and love it on. they are often a part of a bigger geopolitical fight over who will determine, you know, who's in charge. and no one's really in charge in lebanon. that's one of the main problems in lebanon, is that we can see the army today, for example, the army is down there and, but the shooting continues. i'm going to need has continued unabated for several hours now. massive ball leaves of gunshot fire and there's been r, p g 's being launch and the army is just kind of not really jumping in there. and that gives you a good indication of the situation. we live in a level where, you know, even the military doesn't really have the final say and what happens in the ground in this country. that's the central problem for this country. center ball for this country's economy as well. you don't have stability in the country. you know, how are you ever going to rescue economy and who would want to invest in the country? that's always been shut u

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a lady name constance designed a new battle flag for the army the senior major general in the confederate service and her family being from mississippi she sent one of the originals to earl at the request to liberate her hometown of virginia. here is a note these flags run for the troop in november 281, 8621 and the reason i put this appearing told you the story is one of the few paintings i've ever found the house earl van dorn in it, that gentleman right here you cannot really see him but this is p gt this is long street earl van dorn that is gw smith, i believe that may be johnson i hear, anyway i always liked troy, he's always one of my favorites. as a new year of 62 turned over van dorn reached a new assignment out west all the confederate forces have been driven out of missouri they had rallied in arkansas but the two principal commanders then mccaul and sterling could not get along, jeff davis sent earl van dorn to unite the two forces, this is going to set up the battle of p ridge. thank you very much doing a lot better than the last word, this is samuel curtis short strip to the

those are serious issues as well a appreciate the ongoing attention not just aviation and then the constancyas well as the preparedness and prevention planning with any scenario interrupting the transportation system. mr. chairman and then we coined the motto never forget and also with the defensive 9/11 2001. they do their oath of commitment to remain vigilant in their quest to keep america secure i take no comfort in the fact 20 years have gone by we have to remain vigilant and diligent to focus on today and tomorrow and this hearing is to me about how important that relentless village is to keeping a safe going into the future thank you very much mr. chairman alec forward to your questions. >> i think the witnesses for that testimony obviously your unique role within tsa speaks for itself so i remind each member he or she will have five minutes of questions tsa is a unique agency no other agency interacts with such a broad swath of the public all of this can remember from when we first started basically trying to put it together so the men and women did a wonderful job and have come a lon

a lady name constance designed a new battle flag for the army the senior major general in the confederate service and her family being from mississippi she sent one of the originals to earl at the request to liberate her hometown of virginia. here is a note these flags run for the troop in november 281, 8621 and the reason i put this appearing told you the story is one of the few paintings i've ever found the house earl van dorn in it, that gentleman right here you cannot really see him but this is p gt this is long street earl van dorn that is gw smith, i believe that may be johnson i hear, anyway i always liked troy, he's always one of my favorites. as a new year of 62 turned over van dorn reached a new assignment out west all the confederate forces have been driven out of missouri they had rallied in arkansas but the two principal commanders then mccaul and sterling could not get along, jeff davis sent earl van dorn to unite the two forces, this is going to set up the battle of p ridge. thank you very much doing a lot better than the last word, this is samuel curtis short strip to the

these are periods of constancy and pressure and building and the fight at the restaurant.ampsite. i'm just saying that circumstantially, it's going to be a familiar pattern for prosecutors. and then gabby's body being found, not hidden, speaks to a suddenness. if the cause of death is evidence of a crime of passion, this plays to a pattern that then you put together with someone going home alone and saying nothing to the family of the loved one and neither does their family for ten days undered a vils of counsel, highly suggestive. we'll see what the case is. but we're trying to tell the story. bobby, what's your fake on the fbi going back to the house, saying they want some more scent material and the suggestion reportedly that they may be narrowing things down? >> well, i think people should understand that, you know, we're in a period where no stone is going to be unturned. so if they are taking that scent material to give to tracking dogs so that they can finish the swamp search or go up to the park and search there. again, we have to cover every single lead. we don't

and then a constancy focused on response and recovery as well as preparedness and prevention planningfor dealing with any scenario that would interrupt the constitution system. mister chairman -- leading the agency. we just met together for the 20th annual ceremony remembering the events of 9/11, 2001. the staff and employees always knew their oath of commitment to remain vigilant and their quest to keep america secure. i take no comfort in the fact that 20 years have gone by without another 9/11. we have to remain still -- vigilant and diligent and focused on today and tomorrow, and this hearing is to meet a formal statement about how important leslie -- relentless villages to keeping our safe going into the future. thank you very much, mister chairman. i look forward to your questions. very much mr. chairman alec forward to i thank the witnesses for their testimony. obviously your unique role within tsa speaks for itself. so i remind each member that you will have five minutes to question witnesses. tsa is a unique agency. no other agency can act so intermittently with [inaudible] o

and the constancy of focus on response and recovery as well as preparedness and prevention planning, for dealing with any scenario that would interrupt the transportation system. mr. chairman, we are enormously proud of our time leading up and planning the agency. we just met together for for the 20th ceremony commemorating the events of september 11th, 2001. they remain vigilant in their quest to keep america secure. this hearing is to be a formal statement about how important that relentless is to keeping us safe going into the future. thanks very much, mr. chairman. i look forward to your questions. >> i thank the witnesses for their testimony. obviously, your unique role within tsa speaks for itself. so i'm -- i remind each member that he or she will have five minutes to question the witnesses. i now recognize myself first. tsa is a unique agency within government. no other agency interacts so intermittently with such a broad swath of the public on a daily basis. all of us can remember loy when we first started. you know, you were basically trying to put it together because we ne

they had five children and among them was my grandfather, constance lecorn. constant lecorn. he was a redeemer. redemption, as she said. that was after the civil war, when the colored people had taken over the state and they were starting businesses. they were acting as those everything was theirs and they were voting. the redemption called reconstru, that awful time. reconstruction was not when the south tried to build itself up again after the war between the states. no, reconstruction was when they put colored people in the seatr who had resisted that. so my grandfather constant, he was a redeemer. he wanted to restore white supremacy. he got tied up in that white league. the white league, the only difference between the white league and the ku klux is they were secretive and the white league were not. and thank god for the white league, because they put the negro out of the seat of power. so it was from aunt maude, the family historian, that i first learned about our klansmen. 30 years later, maude having died, my parents having died, i'm cleaning out the family house. an

and for the past 20 years, making sure that the constancy focus is never let down. >> in some ways mytive for the next 20 years, is the personnel that we've had great testimony in terms of the importance of supporting the workforce some people are not looking to go to other agencies to getet better pay or better benefits and so i think that personnel, and that investment is critical to helping to continue the workforce. and the second is in policy and that relates to making sure that the administrator and future administrators have the authority and enable him or her to make sure they can take effective action and can do that in an interagency arena. in the importance of doing that can be recognized for that authority and ability. in the third is a mention it, is on the technology to make sure that we are not nickel and diming the investments in technology that hamper our efforts to provide world-class security in a way most americans who travel expect and frankly, the world looks to for leadership through international associations such as others to say what is he was doing and make

ester, i am so grateful for you and for your constancy and availability and responsiveness to me as a parent and i also want to appreciate you on behalf of the second school district p.t.a. your assistance and your knowledge is unmatched. thank you for your very many years of service in this district. thank you for many years ago helping me understand how public comment works. thank you for sharing your knowledge around board policies over the years. it is hard to imagine this district without you. we will miss you. love you so much and wish you all the best in your retirement. >> thank you. >> hello, don. hello, don. >> take two, ester. thank you so much for all of you have done for us at sfusd and the kids of san francisco. i personally appreciate all the hem you gave me while i was general council. i cherish our friendship. you are truly the greatest. julie and i wish you the very best in a well-deserved retirement. >> thank you. hello, aleta. >> hi. can you hear me? >> this is aleta fisher and on behalf of the community advisory committee for special education, i would like to tha

. >> according to constance woodward, she said, you know he's crazy. he's been crazy for a long time. milley responded, madam, i agree with you on everything. if you're the principal advisor to the president and she said that to you, do you think you are doing a service to the president by agreeing that the commander is crazy? >> i actually said i'm not qualified to assess the mental health of the president. what i'm agreeing to is we have to have a secure assessment. >> have you had any conversation with the leaders about the former president's mental capacity? some said president biden should take a mental competence test. we see it in the press, his lack of ability to answer questions. have you had conversations with anyone about his ability to carry out a nuclear order or any other serious engagements. >> no, and my answer is the same. i'm not qualified to assess the president's mental health, your mental health or anybody's mental health. i'm not a doctor. >> but you said you were concerned about him in the call to china. >> no, i didn't. what i s