to start us off in this discussion curtis. you have the floor. thank you. all right. i was i was asked to write a an essay. about what was originally called the forced migration of the lenape. and i ended up riding a lengthy sss essay, but my approach was to get away from the term of migration or diaspora. we've been using that term. but the more i reviewed and remembered our story. it truly is forced relocation. in writing about our people we were the ones that encountered the europeans originally it began well person began with the italian explorer. sailing for the french verrazano followed a hundred years later by henry hudson who was in englishman, but he was sailing for the dutch east india company uh trying to explore wrote routes for the fir tree. upon encountering the lenape people. there are numerous stories and accounts written by explorers military leaders missionaries and other colonial settlers. that talked about the lenape people. as a strong and ancient people with a with a culture and a belief system that in so

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thank you. >> thank you very much, curtis. i would like to welcome everyone and also recognize that i am talking to you today from the land of they oneida, the original people of the land where i'm speaking from today. i would also start by recognizing that the organization that i have joined, the auschwitz institute, is not in the land of the lenape and i would also like to recognize that lenape have a deep connection to -- an organization dedicated -- perpetrated in this community -- and the resilience of the lenape, who still today, continue to resist erasure. i would like to invite all of us to listen to this very important discussion today. and to open our hearts to learning about the history of our land and the history of the people of our land. i would like to invite curtis zunigha to start us off in this discussion. you have a floor. thank you. >> all right. i was asked to write an essay about what was originally called the first migration of the lenape. i ended up writing a lengthy essay, but my approach was to get aw

i, jamie lee curtis, queen of "scream" janny lee, tony curtis, mother of lindsay lohan, hereby sweariverses, enforceable by the police department of hattonville, illinois, and may god have mercy on us all, baba buoy." yes? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] remember, this is legally binding. [ audience: no! ] >> i should call my lawyer first. before i sign anything. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there it is. there it is, folks. that's her signature, as far as i know. all right. we'll get this to the legal team at myers and myers and they'll handle it from here. [ laughter ] jamie lee curtis, everybody. "halloween ends," this time for real, opens in theaters and on peacock friday. we'll be back with lucas bravo! i love my phone. , what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with

chris curtis, — week. chris, thank you for analysis. chris curtis, head _ week. curtis, head of— week. chris, thank you for analysis. chris curtis, head of political- chris curtis, head of political polling at 0pinium. more than 50,000 rail workers are taking part in the biggest strike on the network in britain for decades. the action is part of a long—running dispute about pay, jobs and conditions. the red lines on this map are the only parts of the rail network where some trains will run, starting late and finishing very early. no trains are running between london and major cities, including edinburgh, brighton and newcastle. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at london euston. well, london euston station behind me, normally a very busy place, is closed today, and large parts of the country have no train services at all. where trains are running, they have started later than usual and they will be finishing much earlier than usual, as well. and some disruption will spill over into tomorrow morning. there are no trains at all between london and some othe

from the rear the confederate march was too slow to surprise curtis in an effort to speed things up made things slower. in order to expedite things because the army is backed up on one road he hits upon an idea that he would divide his army into two parts. basically he has a mountain that separates the two halves of his army, you should know even if you aren't civil war or military historian without instant communication it is impossible to coordinate two separate forces with the memes at which they had a hand in that time. but this is what van dorn is going to do, one half of his army is under mccullough a long story short they are going to meet and an army will focus solely on mccaul's half of the confederate army near the town of lee's town arkansas he has 18000 in the wilson's creek they marched out mccaul promptly gets killed his second-in-command james mcintosh gets killed shortly thereafter and everything goes to pieces after that is not concise enough right there? >> the remaining confederate tried to stand them off which included the indians under albert pike they eventuall

he loved the performance of tony curtis.s she was luckier in love than they were. >> does that mean it's louder? is it louder? >> it's one louder. >> reporter: she fell in love with actor/director christopher guest after seeing his photo in a magazine in 1984. >> i was with my friend debra hill. i said to debra, oh, huh, i'm going to marry that guy. she said, who? i said that one, i'm going to marry him. >> reporter: long story short, it happened later that year. she says he can drop her to the floor with laughter. so can her co-stars, not always a good thing on a set. how do you keep a straight face? >> i have stepped on a thumbtack. i put it in my shoe. if i'm standing there, i will push my heel on it. i have. you have to distract your brain. >> reporter: it worked? >> beautifully. >> reporter: she's best known for a serious role. >> i killed him. >> you can't kill the boogie man. >> reporter: she was 19 when she was cast in the horror classic. this year's "halloween ends" is reportedly her final bow. to jamie lee curtis,

curtis, samuel curtis, the union commander, is not done though.even though van dorn scores a success at alcorn tavern, the next, day samuel curtis, he's got that right there. i need not even explain the action. you can look at the map and tell what happens from here. so your goal is going to be in tactical command of the field and he will counter attack and drive van dorn from the battle of p ridge. hesperdites van dorn it's lucky to get away in the retreat. he's actually, he needs to retreat south, and he is on the northern side of the battlefield. the union, i guess, doesn't know the road network better than the confederacy. van dorn slips around the union flag. he gets very lucky, remember, that because that kind of comes back with van dorn. from time to time, to say the least. van dorn, though, writes richmond that if they leave him in command, he will be willing to go back on the offense, if he would have no problem doing that. the next step is the confederate government is finding out that you can't defend everywhere along a 1000-mile front

curtis, samuel curtis, the union commander, is not done though. even though van dorn scores a success at the tavern -- the next day -- i need not even explain the action. you can look at the map and tell what happens from here. so your is going to be in tactical command of the field and he will counter attack and drive van dorn from the battle of p ridge. van doren is very lucky to get away in the retreat. he is -- he needs to retreat south and he is on the northern side of the battlefield. the union, doesn't know the roads any better than the confederates -- and van dorn goes around the union flag -- he gets very lucky. -- van dorn writes richmond that if they will leave him and command, he will be willing to go back on the offensive, he would have no problem doing that. the next up is the confederate government is finding out that you can't offend everywhere along 1000-mile front of the confederacy. and arkansas is going to be sacrificed. so, after the battle of p ridge, johnson starts consolidating all the forces, including the confederate forc

but at the moment, actually the protest slogans in curtis on are no different from what you hear in the rest of iran. the key slogan as woman life freedom, which has become kind of a battle cry for protest is across iran. and i think all sections of the ring and 5, including the could identify with this particular slogan because the, obviously the freedom part of slogan refers to both individual but. busy so collective freedom of various cultural and linguistic communities. and the woman obviously is referring to the gender kind of rights. and the women are at the heart of this current protests. and that the life bit is obviously about socio economy kind of rights and also social justice. so this particular slogan, which has to be mentioned, actually originated many years ago from clinician movement in turkey, but travel to syria in the war against ices. and now has kind of arrived in iran has united many sections of iranian society previously might have stage own separate protests, but now they have intersected, which is why this round of protest seems to be a quite threatening for ira

what they have influenced, you know, what do these protesters in iran, curtis regions, do we know what they want? do they want a region that is more democratic or a more democratic iran, or do they want autonomy? well, i mean, the question of, you know, a national political and cultural rights has, have always been part of the protest movement in curtis on. but at the moment, actually the protest slogans in curtis on are no different from what you hear in the rest of iran. the key slogan has woman life freedom, which has become kind of a battle try for professors across iran. and i think all sections of the ring and 5 including it occurred identify with this particular slogan. because the, obviously the freedom part of slogan refers to. busy individual. busy the collective freedom of various cultural, linguistic communities. and the woman obviously is referring to the gender kind of rights and the woman at the heart of this current protest. and that the life bit is obviously about socio economy kind of rights and also social justice. so this particular slogan, which has to be mentioned

powerful, curtis., and you didn't win against mayor adams but does lee zeldin have a shot considering how bad things have gotten in new york state? >> no doubt about it. crime is the number one issue from buffalo to brooklyn all over the state even suburban areas and congressman zeldin has a man whereas kathy "crime wave" hochul whose now the governor and wants to get elected she has no plan. eric adams the democratic mayor has no plan, so i've given my full support to congressman lee zeldin and i'll tell you another thing and give you an exclusive. tomorrow, i and the guardian angels will be in astoria starting patrols and also giving out fliers to all the mom and pop shop keepers to let them know always, always, always call 911. 911 must be called under any and all circumstances. support the police. don't defund the police. we need more police. >> cheryl: i agree with you 100%. real quick how are the guardian angels helping with relief efforts in fort myers? >> we have guardian angels in fort myers t

the protests that we saw in curtis and we're not limited to that province. we saw a number of other demonstrations taking place in and around the country in universities, mainly. and we sought 2 universities in the capital to her on where police security forces, how to use your gas to disperse demonstrate, or that is a scene that we've seen on the past few days on a regular basis. the university students demonstrating against the government. but this is the 1st incident that we've seen that the police security forces use here, got the 1st of demonstrators at universities. we also have seen footage from that to her on grand bazaar over the past hour where people have gathered again, chanting slogans against the government. and that situation is developing an unfolding as we speak. and just in the area that we're, we are around us, we're hearing people forming basically do carrying out how to protest by honking their car horns. there is a sound, the horn car horns that we've been hearing over the house are continuously. this is a form of protests that people h

the second character is curtis lemay i would always think of him as a character from doctor strange. i w remember his failed politicl disasters political -- are membersas him later in life but world war ii is a hundred and operator and got things done and that was the reason arnold, his baby was the b-29 informed to see it succeed and was afraid it away from him and turn him into a tactical bomber so you have the stroller going on in the book between the two you could seeu' -- possum would have never firebombed anything but he was like let's give it a try. >> cancel was a true believer and when you write nonfiction don't have the luxury of tinkering with things like that. you have to work with them and in this case you couldn't have a better trifecta of personalities trying to structure those three individuals almost represent ideologies. they would handle, as a true believer and his father was a surgeon, he wanted to fight with the scaffold and you have lemay, he came from a family doesn't army aristocracy tracing back to the revolutionary war he grew up privileged and that you have

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for example, the violence of security forces in iran, curtis dan, mahsa amini, the young woman who was flashpoint in these protests, was 22 years old, and iranian kurdish woman, killed in tehran. and also the systemic killing of other protesters, what is the status of the minority? mostly suni and a majority shia state. >> unfortunately, the minorities in iran are subjected to extreme discrimination. when you look at people on death row in iran, you will see 95% of those on death row are from minorities in iran. the government represses them more than others. mahsa amini, in her birth certificate, her parents wanted to call her a kurdish name but the government did not allow that because they said you're not allowed to choose a kurdish name, yet you choose a persian name for your child. this is real repression. mahsa amini was a young girl and had come to tehran just as a tourist in to visit a few of her relatives. she was on the street with her brother when the morality police, under the pretext her headscarf was not covering her whole head, arrested her and they took her to a detenti

you would lose curtis that way.lso to very distinctive and different leaders of the 20th air force one was haywood possum hansen got love the nickname possum's showed his wife isaac answered nickname was and she said possum. >> always hated everything to do he was crafty and wildly much like the yard varmint produce wife let out the bag later had everything to do with his looks. >> that it's hard. [laughter] i found a picture online of a possum's face i put it side-by-side in a powerpoint at the spitting image. they could be siblings. [laughter] wow possum was a true believer he was a true believer of the bomber mafia until the very end and it cost him his job. the second character of course is curtis lemay. me i thought of curtis lemay is the character from doctor strangelove. i remember his failed political disastrous political i remember him later in life. in world war ii he was a hunter and he was an operator pretty got things done and that was thh big reason. his baby was the b-29 he wanted to see it succeed an

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. >>> jamie lee curtis has left a permanent imprint on hollywood.hand and footprints in the concrete at the tcl chinese theater in los angeles yesterday. she has famous friends there to help her celebrate. >> i'm really proud to be a friend to so many people who share everything with me, good, bad, hard, soft, joyful, tragic, because that's the beautiful part of life. we're here together. we're supposed to help each other. >> yesterday was october 12th, but curtis signed her cast with the date october 31st as a nod to the "halloween" films. >>> and britain's queen elizabeth is being remembered in comic book form.ics s published a 30-page comic book that tells the 70-year story of the queen's it also includes family scandals and crises. it's part of the publisher's tribute series. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," comedian hasan minhaj joins us in the times square studio to discuss his new special, "the king's jester." i'm wendy gillette, this is the "cbs morning news." jester." i'm wendy gillette, this is the "cbs morning news." i'm on a mission to t

and then the second character, of course is curtis lemay. and you know me always thought of curtis lemay as the character from dr. strangelove. i remember is his failed political well, disastrous political. they saw him remember him later in life, but in world war two, he was a hunter. he was he was an operator. he got things done. and that was the big reason hap arnold, who's his baby, was the b-29. he wanted to see it succeed. and he was afraid that both nimitz and macarthur were going to take it away from them and turn it into a tactical bomber. so you had this great drama going on in the book between those two and but you could see how possum never would firebombed anything he didn't believe in anyone done it. but lemay was like, yeah, let's give it a try. yeah. you know, i mean, he would his was a true believer. and i'll tell you, you know, when you're when you're writing nonfiction, you know, you don't have the luxury of tinkering with plot and things like that, like kevin was talking about earlier. i mean, you have to work with the fa

and then curtis lemay who is a fascinating character who links up later in life but the reality is onethe most combat commanders going to the personnel file like jimmy doolittle. growing up dirt poor in ohio. and going all of the country looking forha jobs. and to put himself through school he did. and then for the remaining classes just to put himself through school. >> and then to come up with the formation. and then to analyze and that's a lands an' in the pacific. and then over and over again of course it is pressuring him. but it would be an awful fight. and then to avoid tokyo would be a bloodbath and we can defeat them in the year. that they could not adapt. and then he was fighting to troubleshoot and problem solve to break the japanese. >> ited was a no-win situation. >> and a lot of people seem to think he comes to the pacific and immediately is burning down japan but he really doesn't. actually possum was his boss in europe when i went to his personnel file i found a letter that was thinking him for his hard work so when he shows up in the pacific he outranks him and his the

curtis williams is across the street from sade.'use flooded in nearly everything he owned was destroyed. >> not one city employee >> is as they easily could have driven through the neighborhood with a bullhorn telling people to leave. 21-year-old trinity williams says the floodwater cannot purchase . the city told us they sent a high water rescue vehicle to the community and drove three loads of residents to higher ground the coastland center mall. is numerous but in the area i s >> the city tells me they are providing food and water to the riverpark community and helping pick up debris. as far as the shelters, the local naacp says there are shelters but they are too far own. trinity, 21 years old who spoke with lost all of her clothes and still has to go back to work. she has to figure that out. 64-year-old curtis hill we spoke with, he is going this picture? thanks for watching everyone. coverage continues. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it.

curtis also blasted him in an interview with hoda on the "today" show >> i burst into tears. on jewish people what are you doing >> reporter: this weekend's uproar came on the heels of a controversial fashion show in paris in which he debuted a line of tee shirts with "white lives matter" boldly printed on the back >> you made reference to the white lives matter tee shirt why did you do that and what did it mean? >> people say as an artist, you don't have to give an explanation, but as a leader, you do >> yes, i think that's right >> so the answer to why i wrote white lives matter on a shirt is because they do. it's an obvious thing. >> reporter: kanye also took shots at diddy, saying he is controlled by jewish people, a reference to a long-standing conspiracy theory. >> i don't rock with it. don't wear the shirt, don't buy the shirt. >> reporter: after terminating his clothing deal with gap, he turned his ire to adidas, making scathing remarks in recent weeks. the sports brand putting out this statement after repeated efforts to privately resolve the situation we are putting

what a legend indeed, jamie lee curtis. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news.s the weekend. no two days the same at the moment, not only in terms of weather, but also the feel of things, both by day and night. now, for thursday, many of us will see some sunny spells, but there will be blustery, squally showers developing in the far north—west. over the next few hours, we'll start to see this weather front easing away from channel coasts. it mightjust continue to bring a little bit of early—morning rain on thursday. look at the temperatures — double digits because of the cloud and the rain around. further north, though, it's going to be a chilly start, with a touch of light frost in rural parts. but as we go through the day, there will be a good slice of dry and sunny weather to look out for for most of us. into the afternoon, however, the winds will strengthen, elsewhere, temperatures pretty similar to the last few days by the middle of the afternoon. we're looking at highs of 11—17 celsius — that's 63 fahrenheit. now, that weather front will continue to move i

and throughout the country have seen in the made big cities we have seen in curtis in —— curtis stan.enerations of iraniansjoining them. which man, and other generations of iranians joining them. which shows that first of all, they have gotten under the skin of iranians which have been held by the morale police and many other of them have felt their own humiliating experiences with this police," policing". the way they are in public. second of all we have been witnessing a crisis of confidence in the islamic republic. iranians are aware of sanctions, widespread corruption, inflation, and prices of basic grocery items swelling. they blame the government for that. even though the government for that. even though the iranian regime are trying their best to say that this is the fall of the west international sanctions but according to posts iranians are actually blaming the regime. with their management and corruption of that. and the so—called generation z who have been born and raised in very isolated, secure and these protests are attacking the pillars of the islamic. 0n how to dress a

, curtis, good seeing you.inting out it's a rampant problem, not just a new york problem but popping up everywhere. the hope is in new york maybe get nor police on the beat, maybe get more on subway cars that'll do it. what do you think? >> i call it stranger danger. you don't even know these people they are emotionally disturbed. look, we know this is like the little dutch boy putting his finger into the hole in the dike and hoping the floods don't come in, because all this extra overtime, triple overtime, platinum overtime is just for two weeks, notice it's going to end right after the election on november 8, so this is a stopgap measure to try to save the gubernatorial candidacy of kathy hochul, who is sinking on this crime issue, but in terms of the long term, you've got to get these emotionally disturbed persons oust of the subway. they are a danger to themselves and everyone else. no cash bail, releases them back into the streets and subways, because there's no danger factor you see if a judge could deter

jamie lee curtis and mike myers, the mask and it just persist, and you're also got an entire generationew up with this. aside from these fan favorites, original scream queen and the bad guy we love to hate. there's science behind scary movies too good for you because it releases adrenaline and releases a anxiety. it's a group um, activity that is very unique to horror. you know, talk to the screen and you get to say, don't go in there and the person goes in there. and, in fact, some of the first talkies on the big screen scary movies, dracula and frankenstein among them. one theory as to why we love horror when we see michael myers chasing someone down the street , we activate psychological detachment by reminding ourselves that they are just actors and great acting is what is happening on the screen and the more popular but slightly more unnerving idea is known as the beast. within theory, malcolm turvy, director of film studies at tufts says deep down part of us enjoy seeing the murder and mayhem the monster unleashes because if we could we would do that. could we have more in common

laura , hold us accountable to do just that.s >> and curtis, finally hope.nd there might be some little glimmer of hope here, because this week larry fink, again, the big guy who's pushing esg and thd e ceo of citigroup both announced that they will notmate be attending next month's big climate summit in egypt. .so what does that mean? is that a sign that they're worried about the publicnd pressure campaign that you and congress and banks and a? lot of us are helping to launch? >> well, sadly sadly, i don't t. they're too worried. i wish thas t they were the lefy 10 years ahead o'rf us . they're moving past. we nee d to worry about fauci. the es need to try to fix the problem of the faucig . but they're moving past that. he or she has been such a bign hit for them. it's beeng then successful in changing the way governments and corporations at state governments, local governments all source. >> now they're looking how they push even further down whendeve states try to become active inth economic development, they're using those wealthy countrieost companies t

when they go to confidant at the time he served in congress he really told curtis a lot of what he was thinking and a lot of what he thought about washington politics. at one point as the missouri crisis over the missouri debates are occupying a more acrimonious place in politics he was amazed and told curtis he was a maze men were speaking of the union with perfect nonchalance. breaking up the union rather than taking slavery out of missouri. tyler found all of this quite demoralizing. in the midst of the debates will be the compromise also suffered a debilitating illness. it took to his bed for about a week. he was quite shaken never had felt anything like that before he had sensations of paralysis in his arms a tingling in his head and face. really alarmed him he was experiencing devastating physical symptoms. the missouri crisis had been demoralizing to him politically you had a serious illness he was also broke his financial difficulties were coming out into the open and least in respecting his family. and leticia wanted him home. so he retired 1821 he went home to virginia, telli

to song minorities for example, we are totally on the suppression from the regime like a reunion. curtis on they won't have a chance to earn money. financial support is a competitive advantage and the deciding factor on which companies succeed or fail . cuz we're our be leads the a ran program at the tony blair institute. he joins me now from london. cause or what does it mean for protesters if the revolutionary guard benefits most from the current system, i would imagine that dislodging them is going to be near impossible. well, i think that's again by making absolutely clear what we're seeing in iran today is not about the economy. it's not about the u. s. withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement and it's not about sanctions. rather, it's about living under an authoritarian, misogynistic ideological regime that a source to impose its ideology over every aspect of iranian life. and has prioritize the ideology consistently over the needs of the radiant people. what can we get him? but to what extent can that was, you know, point to the economy and point to sanctions. for example, in say,

so sin and badge is the capital of the curtis on provence and also warm to several of kurdish political groups, which have been fighting against iranian states since since decades. so, so far more than 10 members of the security forces had been killed through this recent us and the experts are seeing that this is quite significant because in the previous protest was 2009 or 2000. 19. the number of that, that was the security forces were not that much tried regarding the protest. today's protest are centered around the universities such as m, u k, b university, such as element tabatha, university into iran, and also galen and cosby university. so the students here are, are still continuing their protest, but competing to the protocol to please. yes, they are a little bit small. they're smaller and a support addict. but so far we haven't seen the protests on this is the, stood the students in the university is, are demanding the crack down to stop and also their detained friends to be released . the officials are seen that the menu of the students have been released by those who have comm

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but then enter curtis campher, with quite stunning results.t stage, but no doubting this was their day. andy swiss, bbc news. let's return to sunderland, on the day that inflation figures show the cost of living went up 10.1% in the 12 months to september. my colleaguejoanna gosling is there. despite difficult financial times, the city has become home to lots of new businesses in the past few years, and benefitted from investment in city centre and coastal redevelopment. an analysis of companies house and ons data by inform direct found 1587 new companies were formed in sunderland in 2021. the bbc�*s sunderland reporter andy watson has been to meet some of the city's entrepreneurs. for many people, sunderland is an attractive place to live. and importantly, for the local economy, somewhere to start a business. circa 1 million through the door in the 12 month period is pretty special. the stack at seaburn opened in 2020. it's become a hub for local businesses along the coast, despite difficult financial times. all costs have gone up, so utiliti

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