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dee dee. dee dee. keep going down. dee dee dee. on and on. dee dee dee dee. what? dee dee.se people all die during the voyage. and so seemingly archaic in a dying record's that were crumbling for the 18th century, they revealed true, horrific toll. this expedition of nearly 2000 people went and more than 1300 perish. shocking rate. even for a voyage like this. but after about two years of doing research in the archives i began to be gnawed by that doubt sometimes hits you as a researcher fearing there was still more i needed know and that i might never able to fully understand what the cast ways had■í undergone and experience n that island unless i went there myself. and so that's when i decided to do something relatively. and i told my wife, i'm and i found chilean captain who could take me there. he had sent me a picture of the boat when i was in new york. and from the picture of the boat look really big and formidable like some jacques cousteau vessel. and i thought, okay, no problem. i got this. it took me about four days to ev fly. we were going to leave from chiloÉ is

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dee at certainly not going down and being in prison, it's seen by many to be a hero. was qualified reporting that for us in the shower. well let's move to focus on his neighbor, india, what opposition leaders and the country, all protesting and the capital lead daily against the rest of the states, chief minister to their accusing prime minister. no, and promote these governments of using federal agencies to target opposition policies ahead of next month. the general election for the india is named financial crime investigation agency arrested. the deli chief minister advocates revolved 10 days ago. it's also have lost pros, the gains full of the chief ministers of composition rules, states, all the family members. at least 7 people have been killed and molded 20000000 due to the bomb explosion. in the last hope providence enrolled and syria, the device went off in the middle of a mortgage in the town of his house. some buildings called find the regents control by 2 kyo, which regularly conducts rates on kind of responses in the area of the pos of northern syria held

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hey, dee has remain largely paralyzed in the middle of this crisis. but the schools and businesses still close. people are living in fair gangs have coordinated several of tax, including on a police station and a prison. police fled, we are using the population to spend for themselves. so we have a $92.00 carpets 6 to defend ourselves. now it's the games that control the country. they could seize power because the situation is not good at all. the thousands had been forced to plead their homes as the civil unrest continues to spread. earlier i spoke with brookings foreign policy analyst sophie wooden bar who was formerly based in haiti for the un. she told me just how bad the situation in haiti has become, even in the latest round of fighting over 15000 patients displaced. and that adds to well over 200000 that were displaced before that economy has drunk for 5 consecutive years. the things are incredibly tenuous and the health system, the educational system is not a functioning. it just a very, very situation, the serious situation. this appears to b

hey, dee has remained largely federalized in the middle of this crisis that the schools and businesses still closed. of the people are living in fair. gangs have gaudy needed several attacks, including the police station and the prison police fled and we are eating the population to spend for themselves. so we have to call you to fix to defend ourselves. now, it's the gangs that control the country. the good seas power because the situation is not good at all. the thousands had been forced to flee their homes as the civil unrest continues to spread. china as foreign minister says begging will be a global force for peace and stability. moving into the future as comments came on the sidelines of the annual national people's congress currently taking place in gauging. this just policy statements, there are close, they are being closely watched for his on china's economic and you political positioning. and they suggest china and russia are moving strategically ever more in step on the global stage. china's annual rubber style in parliament, the national people's congress likes to play up t

. >> it's kind of interesting to see, dee, that as i think back on the history of microsoft's brush with than a brush, that understates by a factor of about a million. but it really had to do as much as anything with -- correct me if i'm wrong here -- sort of a similar thesis as to what the doj is bringing, or that the anti-trust regular fors are bringing against apple. the idea that microsoft was trying to create a closed ecosystem, where everything was tied into windows. you got windows, then you got theibrowser, you got their email, and they were creating this walled garden, which is kind of what the anti-trust regulators are accusing apple of. >> so, yes. the walled garden is a common theme. however, as many people will point out, especially here in san francisco, the numbers are very, very different. microsoft had a different kind of monopoly, a different kind of market share at that time. apple has less than 60% of the smartphone market, so android is a reasonable competitor here. but it is about that ecosystem, you're right. let's look at the implication, though. what happened whe

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abaa dee, you want to add to that?i don't know what it is, i don't know how to add to it, no. >> all right. just anything on a procedural perspective? >> i mean, from a procedural perspective, i would submit to the court as you've said multiple times, evidence is closed. this is beyond the scope of your honor's ruling on tuesday. tuesday. so i guess we'd object at this point. >> just to explain what's going on here, initially they were talking about cell phone records, and then they went to this proffer of another witness. the defense wanted to introduce a surprise witness that they said had bearing on this case, and they used the prosecution wanting to bring in the person from napa who i mentioned a moment ago saying that they saw fani willis pay with $400. there's a reason if they bring them in, we'll bring this person in and we'll be able to reopen the evidentiary part of this hearing. lisa rubin and andrew weissmann are still with me. so judge mcafee said you're opening another can of worms here. you can file motio

but so when she dees participates in the year 2013 during must goes to my ears. election sky was extremely efficient, astonishingly efficient for kremlin, and death resistance. they decided to not to allow him to participate in any kind of like options. so he was the real threat to put to getting them to some moments. so moment to the means that pasta the whole political process reduced, busy. now this is fine between the fall knee and approach him and is that sense even being can prison that when it was a threat to pretend that competitor may be invisible in an information field about the same time, quite mighty and square to compress it for, for the parts of the population and because of that, it was important to let's see, eliminate him from the political field. do you by the story that he was about to be swapped for a kayla. so having time in germany, due by that story of, we don't know the truths may be, will know nowadays, but it looks like a little simple story. and in that sense, simple, it was not a coincidence that she was, let's say, maybe killed maybe by some, maybe something e

they're not what brought the miss dee jones though? they do that exact, but it does anybody you know or did it did an item with these data is the that the us we had did condemn the attack, but they in the same breath said, by the way, ukraine is not responsible. i mean, it seems like a strange response. you would think that even in dock times of incredibly strange toys when there is the fact of going on between west and russia. that even here with the death of what we believe to be may be from 8 to plus people. that's still defending ukraine. i mean it's, it just seems a lot of humanity or most are not respond. you see, that is why i'm saying that all this was 3 blacks. the deck is coming. they knew what do indeed seem to be a scheme. they've all any major to become that somebody listed when you're going to see how they're, what, let me tell you. i've studied the means, as i've said, they never have such things are happening and they, what is going on, the pentagon? the vegetables is the machine. did all the form is supreme, you know m

of course, hey, dee has a decades long tradition of such negotiations, taking place that has a simply resulted in empowering the games. so want kind of go see it in ways that, that, that reduce the damage or argument the damage. i mean, certainly the nature of the negotiation develop very much depends on how powerful the emphasis is and what kind of security effect managers to generate on the ground . even the international force is very weak, accomplishes perhaps only holding solve the inflow structures and the gangs continue to arrest all or the press that any kind of negotiations would be we get the gang wouldn't bell. i asked for a political power of barbecues to mission as yet is a former police officer. he certainly has been very politically active east, perhaps the most politically overly point. i think we asked each of the gang leaders, other gaining this sort of politicians be faxed from their political alliances jersey as himself, personally politically ambitious. and the latest um, several days of wireless, we have had shared his yes saying that he's again trying to bring d

of course, hey dee has a that keeps lock tradition of such negotiations, taking place that has a simply resulted in empowering the games. so want to negotiate in ways that, that, that reduce the damage or arguments the damage. i mean, certainly the nature of the negotiation develop very much depends on how powerful the emphasis is and what kind of security effect managers to generate on the ground . if the, if the national force is very weak, accomplishes perhaps only holding salt at the inflow structures and the gangs continue to arrest or depressed that any kind of negotiations with the weekend. the gang wouldn't bell i asked for a political power of barbecued commissioners. yeah. is a former police officer, he certainly has been, but he pointed to quit acting east, perhaps the most politically openly, politically active of the game because he, there's other game getting this sort of politicians be faxed from their political alliances jersey as himself, personally politically ambitious. and the latest um, several days the wireless we have had showed his yes, i think that he's again tr

i-20 two, he was working alongside legends sidney poitier and ruby dee in lorraine hansberry's "a raisinsun." then hollywood came calling. >> never relax. >> reporter: in 1977, gossett earned an emmy playing fiddler in "roots," the most-watched miniseries in history at the time. >> see that? >> i did. >> reporter: folks thought he was the uncle tom of the series. >> it was a mistake. >> reporter: so a mistake, he is not an uncle tom? >> no, there is no such thing as an uncle tom. without the survival, we wouldn't be sitting or talking to you. >> you said you wanted to meet me in private? >> reporter: but it was his riveting portrayal of a drill sergeant opposite richard gere filmed "an officer and a gentleman" that made him a superstar. >> the winner is louis gossett jr. >> reporter: and the first black man to win the academy award for best supporting actor. >> reporter: did you believe it? >> no, i didn't. not supposed to be possible. that's a piece of history. >> reporter: he struggled with addiction, and overcame it. he faced and fought racism. >> we better take care of ourselves and

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>> it's with a dee dee dee dee. sharon whalen, thank you guys so much for joining us.art. muni, all forms of public transit are going to be your absolute best friend here. you can take them. take those bart stations down over to powell and montgomery. it'll put you right in the position where you could see the parade going through. andúthat will last thenc to civic0 this afternoon.- that they are mentioning. and it's just going to be a partyúin san francisco all day long. we're live this morning from downtown san francisco. i'm james torres. we'll send it bace james, thank you so much for getting the definitive answer for us on the saint patty's versus patty's day. >> thank you so much. interstate 780 in benicia. benicia back open this morning. that's after an exchange of gunfire between police officers and two armed suspects around 930 last night. nowc that shooting shut down the freeway in both directions for several hours as police searched for a third suspect they believed was hiding in the median. they eventually confirmed that there were just two suspects, and th

a lot of any kind of political, anything discussions, negotiations, hey dee, is one of the poorest countries in the world. heavily armed guns are now in charge of most of the capital. and it's not clear if or when the prime minister will return stephanie decker, ultra 0 egyptian pounds, as we can to a record low against the us dollar. egypt. central bank height interest rates by $600.00 basis points, the bank confirmed, they would let the pound trade freely and attempt to restore economic stability evaluation and a flexible exchange rate to keep them on the egypt from the international monetary fund to define in grain exports are continuing to cause protests, the neighboring poland, hundreds of farmers have taken to the streets of the capital, both so demonstrates as se ukrainian goods on friday, driving down prices and threatening the livelihoods gave, has condemned the act of political provocation. well, step by some, as more for me to come on the positive side of the border to big protests they, again here for the farmers in poland and many are now heading for war. so we are a big riley i

a lot of any kind of political, anything discussions, negotiations, hey, dee, is one of the poorest countries in the world. heavily armed guns are now in charge of most of the capital, and it's not clear if or when the prime minister will return stephanie decker, i'll just 0. the friedman is a professor of low conflict and global development, dr. reading university. she says that, hey, she needs regional support is to step in, or the history of hate, say, is one of the international intervention of conceptual. take her off to one another . ever since. hate to hear this through the colonial rule of thoughts. 20 years ago, the international interference meant to be elected, the power speed was put on the plane and taken out of hating and a new government installed. that international act is prefer, makes very little sense of an economic place to kenya to going to be involved. and certainly the countries that are proposing to send the forces with kenya of similarly disconnected from hate to really what we ought to be saying is hate these regional neighbors. it's friends and allies like venezuela

ilyas ill—yass nag—dee is the racialjustice director for amnesty international uk, hejoins me now.r press release and you are disguising describing it as a smash and grab on human rights. what is your problem with what michael gove announced today? i think the starting point for this conversation has to be the conversation has to be the conversation about this. we find in our research that the current definition of extremism and captured people who were in trade union organisation or and i is in and around environmentalism. by broadening this definition there is widespread concern that the government is politicising this area of extremism in the year of a general election.— general election. has it been significantly _ general election. has it been significantly broadened? - general election. has it been l significantly broadened? most organisations say it's not that different to the 2011 definition. the difference as far as we're concerned is that in the year of a general election we are seeing this, what the government has been accused of doing as politicising the concept of doin

to negotiate with some us represents following the reports on the negotiations for release of the dees, it should be clarified that prime minister netanyahu spoke with the head of massage and the head of the i say, and approved delegations, on their behalf, to go out to doha and cairo in the coming days with the scope of action to continue the negotiations. what could tardy political on the list on consulting dr. ali, i'll feel this up with you. mister netanyahu is stalling piece stalks on doing so, because if the war and gone to the ends, he risk being prosecuted and even jailed a pretty. i mean, it's in the whole business to one this will to and therefore he is going to settle processing because the thing was the thing because you choose negotiations negotiate on the end of it, there is nothing, then you have me to tell you all wants to get the thing out to v is the because changes and the 10, but he doesn't want to give anything that is the now on the, i mean the video i know is very well is video. we're over the fact that i'm up. if this helps, you will go to behind the prison bars

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thank you for those dee- that process. thank you for those dee and that process.t the beginning of this press conference. can we turn to detail for your reflections. fine conference. can we turn to detail for your reflections.— for your reflections. one of the most remarkable _ for your reflections. one of the most remarkable things - for your reflections. one of the most remarkable things aboutl for your reflections. one of the . most remarkable things about this fund is _ most remarkable things about this fund is that it is an investment fund — fund is that it is an investment fund. what makes a fund and impact investment— fund. what makes a fund and impact investment fund? it requires intentionality of impact, it requires _ intentionality of impact, it requires structures governing the impact _ requires structures governing the impact intended to be had. it requires _ impact intended to be had. it requires a _ impact intended to be had. it requires a very clear monitoring of the performance, the financial, economic. _ the performance, the financial, economic, th

staring at the wooden spoon, they brought out the heavy rollers, elliot dee forced the ball over, try their second victory of the tournament. the game was now beyond wales, despite a late tries from will rowlands and mason grady. north's final salute wasn't how he planned it. in sport, even the best can't script their endings. patrick gearey, bbc news. it's been a while since wales suffered like this with only one six nations win since warren gatland returned as coach and once again he repeated his mantra of patience with an extensive rebuilding job underway. when we knew the inexperience of the squad, players that routes are stepped up into leadership roles with up for us it's about learning and taking the good moments out of the game. and going, this is what good looks like. i'm really excited about this group. i think they're going to learn from that. some youngsters who will improve from the experience. we've got to make sure that we're very clear on the sort of things, to find the game a little bit to make sure we do get on that front foot to go forward and it will make a huge di

in the cabinet of president joseph biden, for example, former black rock investment director brian deesbiden's national economic council, serving as its chief economic adviser, and former chief investment strategist blackrock mile pyle, who served in the barack obama administration before joining the firm, is chief. economic advisor to vice president kamala haris. managing american global politics is a delicate matter; you cannot maintain power alone. earn it yourself, share it with your friends, and they won’t be in debt. skimming the cream of the crop, blackrock's cash cow works both ways, so black rock loves the government and the government loves black rock. larry fink created a shadow government of former directors of management of black rock in an attempt to become the minister of finance, if there was one. clinton won the 2016 election, as we remember, trump won, but that didn't stop fink from becoming part of trump's main private sector advisory organization. republicans or democrats don't care, the guys at blakerock will run the market. this is the second player in the huge cap

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ithe country, i most definitely think a ban on a company like tiktok -- that was all into the formal deethe formal vote on this. beforele. yes, that's kind of where i stand on it and i've been trying to keep up with it. i think it's a bad practice to allow the chinese government involved in any of our happenings over here. host:ç al also supports the legislation. good morning. caller: yes, i will tell you a little bit more about tiktok. host: in what way? caller:'t use it. tiktok, videos,, my connection to tiktok is youtube. the problem i see, this is a problem across the entire this is a problem with tiktok, facebook, with twitter, it's a massive destr divisive disinformation. you can categorize it like what i would call a massive covid-19 misinformation. there is massive vaccines in general misinformation. then there is qanon misinformation. what i've heard about tiktok is they are promoting, i would call them stupid conspiracy theories. they promote atlantis and lost civilization conspiracy theories, giants roamed the earth conspiracies. the problem is, what do you do with dangerous a

it is a high honor and distinct privilege to offer my heartfelt and dee house of house democrats to thee observed that in truth is so precious she should always be attended by a bodyguard of deception. we gather today to pay homage. and toon covid, creative american war heroes. who guarded troops and our precious troops with righteous deception. members of the ghost army were artists, architects, actors, radio broadcasters, fashion designers, engineers, lawyers, and more. above all else they were great patriots. they were daring and devoted. the ghost army duped the nazis. save tens of thousands of lives. helped america secure a decisive victory in world war ii to make sure freedom prevailed over fascism. the story was of course the classified secrets. for half a century and many ghost army patriots took that secret to their grave. today's a ceremony and this congressional gold medal reaffirms our commitment toand . as we honor all of these patriots. including bernie bluestein, jon chrisman, and seymour who happens to be from brooklyn. [applause] somehow, someway bly house. [laughter] i

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sea level rise is the variable of climate change that could affect the rem dees at the shipyard. we need study in order to prepare a path forward in ensure safety around sea level rise and grounds water. >> i know the question has come up yet puc? budget supplementals for ocii requires state approval. the puc coordinated with ocii is more efficient for the city to satisfy the resolution and response to the silv grand jury report and address the occurrence around toxins, sea level rise and grounds water pertaining to the shipyard. in conversations there is also the question of -- why will we not take this out of the puc budget and take it out of the general fund reserves? as i stated, ocii the department that works with the developer navy, epa and community on the shipyard. the puc is gracious in leading this work in the name of safety for residents community and also as stated, we did have conversations with the controller's office to identify this pot of funds to conduct the study. and lastly. i state that i do have small amendments. on page 1 line 13. change 2022, 2023 to 2023/

he wants another january 6th but the american people give him a dee feet this november because they continue to-various people took off on that. what did you make of this and let's start there. >> the babylon bee had the headline of the weekend. media reports trump threatened nuclear war after he says this guacamole is the bomb. there was a very telling moment on twitter. you had joe scarborough msnbc. a guy who said donald trump if reelected will execute political opponents and u.s. generals running with this false bloodbath narrative as well. who comes along but musk who says you aren't talking about the full context here that trump was talking about auto workers, biden's push for evs and what it means in terms of china taking jobs. scarborough deleted the tweet. suddenly the playing field is being leveled because musk's tweet was seen by 58 million people. the number of views it got. what we saw this weekend was yeah, you know, used to be fox news. we would give the context just like you both did. play the clip and play the reaction. now social media is leveling that playing field. >> dan

the pair also reportedly were caught on surveillance video trying to go to all dees and different carrships trying to buy a new car to be on the run. the apartment where she was killed has no front door. you use the key to take the elevator to access the unit. police are trying to figure out how the squatters ever got inside in the first place. jacque. a california middle schooler beaten by another girl at school. days earlier a missouri teen's skull was fractured with a fight with another girl. taylor rigs joins us now. the three of us think we know there could be mean girls but this feels like a whole new level. >> a whole new level. violence is obviously very unfortunate. for me it's a symptom of a broader problem. to me a breakdown in nuclear family units. kids aren't being held accountable by parents. watching violent behavior at home. families aren't meeting to sit down at dinner together at night to talk about things. kids are being bullied at school and probably not reporting it to parents. all of this comes down to a breakdown of a nuclear family unit. we don't have in this c

of biden's advisers and apparatchiks have resigned, yes, this is his chief economic adviser, brian dees, juan gonzales, resigned, and john kerry, yes, biden’s green king is also resigning, well, in general, the elections are approaching. biden will win, what percentage of democratic party voters will vote against everyone, protesting against his militaristic policies and especially against support for israel, well, there are 10-15%, they will probably vote and this will create certain problems for biden, and the same thing will happen for the republicans, but niki haley will get roughly 20-25% there. interestingly, she doesn’t have any more events planned after super tuesday, that is , most likely already tomorrow she will announce that i tried to save american democracy. it didn’t work out, but here’s trump, trump will soon destroy her, and in her opinion, he will destroy her, so, well, accordingly , this wonderful clash of age candidates will await us, and joe biden, donald trump, a repeat of the twentieth year, well, in principle , what we talked about, but i don’t expect any particu

and just think the chances merrick garland knew -- he may have been reading it the same way dee did, and of course you're right to be like ultimately he runs the office and he's responsible. the idea this wouldn't be turned over, i'm pretty sure the extent they didn't know at main justice their reaction was the same as all of ours, which is you've got to be kidding. >> you've got to be kidding is my refrain from for this block of news tonight. please stay with me. i have soy many more questions about so so many more top kz. i should note tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern andrew and melissa will be co-hosting a live msnbc special on their book the trump indictments. tomorrow right here on msnbc. we have a lot more tonight including vice president kamala harris andon her words of warni to blue states where abortion is still legal. be very, very concerned. but first the judge in the former president's classified documents rulednt today. but does that mean the case is going to go to trial anytime soon? that's coming up next. go to tre soon that's coming up next. scout is protected by

duncan dee so much and things were coming on "rhyme time." >> thank you. ♪ ♪ are a key junior is officiallyper mcnichol shanahan is a lawyer and wealthy ex-wife of google cofounder surgery brian. >> i also wanted a vice president who shares my indignation about the participation of big tech as a partner in the censorship and surveillance and information warfare that our government is currently waging against the american people. >> jesse: shanahan is 38 with no government exper experience, which many believe is an assets. she has not won a super bowl like aaron rogers, but she is wealthy enough to bankroll the campaign and get them on the ballot in 50 states. >>> shanahan is aiming to attract young and independent voters. >> the very failure of both parties to do their job to protect their founding values has intuited to the decline of this country in my lifetime. maybe that's why i see so many republicans solution with the party as i become disillusioned with mine. >> jesse: the kennedy-shanahan bumper sticker has a nice ring to it. kennedy has already pulling in double digits in several b