it is wonderful, it is like in the times. albums of the croix de la croix are full of drawings from moroccoky, the wife and daughter of the translator of the moroccan jew abraham benshemol willingly posed for the artist and even invited him to the celebration. perhaps it was they served as models for the images of algerian women. the jewish woman's main asset is her little bare white feet, barely shod in pointed shoes without backs. which expose their cute pink heels - admired dela croix. when they are at home, they take off these shoes, their charming feet lie freely on carpets or mats. according to other versions , dela croix's beloved, the frenchwoman elisa boulanger, or his friend's wife, the beautiful pauline vieux, posed for the canvas. it was not so important who played the roles of the inhabitants of goreme: the painting, presented at the salon of 1834 , was a triumphant success. the work by eugène de la croix was acquired by the state and immediately exhibited in the luxembourg palace, and after the artist's death in the louvre, algerian women continued to inspire new generations o

you know, 12,000 feet, i guess, is between here in saint croix.wn to 12,000 feet and wrap it up in some anchor chain, and, no, it's not going to float back up. andrea canning: whatever did happen that night, james can only speculate. what he does know is that when he woke the next morning around 7 am, all was quiet. there was nothing here. there was no police presence. there was no nothing out of the ordinary. i just pulled up my anchor and left. in a statement, ryan's attorney told dateline, mr. bane had absolutely nothing to do with sarm's disappearance. he spent untold hours searching for her and remains devastated that she is missing. his thoughts, as always, are with sarm and her family during this difficult time. he added that ryan allowed the coast guard on his boat twice. and as for why he didn't call them right away, he said ryan thought the police marine unit was on its way. still, ryan wouldn't talk to police or let them search his boat. the police commissioner admitted to "dateline," his team made a mistake by not searching it when the

. >> for melissa leone and ren leone, la croix, this is how silence breaks. you ruined everything.sting in the car. her song happier than ever, an anthem for the duo, made all my moments your own. and as the final chorus crescendos, so too does courage. and on that note, emboldened as they enter a las vegas court to see one of the most notable names in their community, actor and self-described medicine man nathan chasing horse. three years after leaving him, ren, now face to face with the man she says abused her. >> i'm not worried about the waiting as long as he's not out. >> the 48 year old stands charged with 18 counts, including sexual assault of a minor, kidnaping and lewdness. he's pleaded not guilty. >> it felt so good to see him behind bars. that was his karma. >> fernando trujillo thought he'd found healing with chasing horses spiritual group. the circle. >> the majority of the people in these ceremonies were not lakot, so we couldn't really question him on anything. >> he saw many women and girls, including ren, around chasing horse. and while fernando says he never saw a

it is still possible the boy could be charged as an adult here in santa croix. well, the driver accused of causing a deadly wrong-way crash in the south bay is expected to face a judge later today. that crash happened almost two weeks ago on highway 85, near the highway 87 interchange in san jose. now, investigators say 39 year old duncan mcqueary from florida was driving in the wrong direction when he slammed into a tesla. yesterday, mcqueary was released from the hospital and is now in jail. 47 year old rebecca olson and her 14 year old son charlie. they were killed in that crash. mcqueary faces several charges, including murder and driving under the influence. well, the teenage accused of shooting and killing four people at a georgia high school and his father are both facing a judge for the first time. the da in the case saying that more charges are expected against the student accused of pulling the trigger when he was taken into custody on wednesday. we did not have the identities or the conditions of the other victims, so we were not able to charge on tho

so when she started to understand as a person from the caribbean, but then who also moved to st croix at the end of her life, when she started to understand stand that what we've done to the atmosphere was actually causing her to be stronger. storms like hurricanes hugo, which she survived, then wrote a lot about that in that not a lot of people have read as a warning for how we respond. these crises. it's very it's interesting to me that she starts this essay. she wrote hugo letter saying those who do not learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat them and then she outlines the us response to hugo and st croix in a way that could absolutely be about katrina. it could absolutely be about some of the other storms that we've faced where people's lives and livelihood are put second to the the interests of property in business anyway, all of this is to say that, i think the there something about audrey lorde's sense that that earth is something process and you know, maybe it comes from early on you know her mom talking about kick kim jenny that underwater volcano near grenada and cari