possible that small would was in the crowd following dickens around and also small dickens very interested in slavery which appalled so if someone had said i could he does not describe this in his book which is called american notes but if someone said mr. dickens, you want to see a slave traders premises, i'm sure he would have said, let's go so. so it could have been true. it could have been true. thank you very much for this talk. and i'm want to thank you also for this wonderful book that you've written. i wondered i had another question about the that you did to get this this story. and i wondered if in your you came across information in that discussed other members of community in which mr. smallwood lived for example there other freedmen or freed women who may also have experi some level of either retribution or suspicion that they may have been involved in this were there was whether articles in papers that were written that were accused seeing others also, you know, as a large of people are getting on board this underground. they may have left family members behind. do we have an

great dickens christmas fair.formed into an immersive dickens-themed celebration in a fair that will run all weekend for the next five -- what is that guy doing? oh, it's a printing press. it'll be running the next five weekends. >>> the puppies and kittens are back on display at macy's in union square. the san francisco spca has been teaming up with the department store. brian, would you like to continue with the animal noises? >> for 40 years, the holiday adoption event, they're hoping to get 600 animals adopted between now and the new year. when they look like that, not ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ male announcer: "in touch," the teaching ministry of dr. charles

the great dickens fair, named of course for -- anybody? of course, charles dickens. yes. back to victorian london, complete with costumes, performances and a core door by the light of lamps. and it all runs this weekend, for the next five weekends. so you still have time to catch that. that is it for us at 5:00, the cbs evening news is coming up next. we will see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, israel tightens its grip on gaza. hundreds of civilians flee the territory's largest hospital as fighting expands. ne

. ♪ >>> they're going like the dickens.kens christmas fair, where four acres of the palace have been transformed into an immersive christmas eve modelled after the novel that charles dickens wrote in 1843, 180 years ago. a christmas carol. tiny tim and all that. an array of performances, handmade crafts and food from a high class of upper london, which charles dickens did not grow up in. to the seedier, lower london, that's more like it, you can drink at an english pub. charles dickens was a journalist to start out with. you can cross a lamp-lit street to an opera. >> the way it smells, the way people's faces light up. it's a marvelous, safe place where you can talk to a stranger and wish them the greetings of the season. and then, of course, there's the shopping, which is superb. >> you know, i wonder how the place smells. smells like victorian england? the fair runs all weekend for the next five weekends. >>> union square is holiday shopping central in san francisco. no merchandise can match what macy's has in the window

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that will read every charles dickens ever. that requires massive cloud capability. microsoft is leveraging something it has already built and integrating it into what they consider to be the up and coming application. developers will be forced to use microsoft cloud. if they want to use openai. ed: michael pchater, this is not a charles dickens novel, it's real life that i have lived the last five years. i want to go to the point about surprises being bad. we have reported at bloomberg the priority for microsoft was to address governance changes, governance structure. can microsoft to say with any certainty, and i know you are analyzing the stock in microsoft leadership, but can they say with any certainty this is the end of the story, the outcome they wanted? michael: they need a lot of -- made a lot of friends, i think, by hiring sam altman. you saw the letter demanding the board resigned was signed by 715 of the 750 employees. they then apparently offered all the employees a job at microsoft. would they rather have rebuilt

after reading a book by an author named george eliot, dickens and thackeray entered into a correspondence two was hiding behind a pseudonym. wrong. svetlana, do you have a version? i would go a little in the other direction. this is the correct answer, they argued whether it was a man or a woman, as a result dickens won, guessed that it was a woman, meiri en evans. cinema, 2022 for 1000. on september 7 , 2022, at this film festival, the premiere of the film by the french writer and director florian zeller, the son, a continuation of the sensational father, took place. at the venice film festival. disputes over 600. at the end of the 17th century in france , during the so-called dispute about ancient and modern, nicolas boileau defended the advantage of ancient authors, and the main supporter of the new ones was this storyteller: charles perot, bravo, around chess 600. having won the champion title in 1894 , he had a match with american nel showalter and lost with a score of 2:5, however, the man gave his horse a head start. emma lasker, that's right, let's movie 2022 for 600. the british

modeled after charles dickens novels.rafts and food from the high class of upper linden to the cd lower london. you can drink and an english pub and cross the street to the opera. >> the way the place smells and the way faces light up and it is a safe place where you can talk to a stranger. and there is shopping. >> it looks like quite a time. it continues for the next five weekends if you want to check it out. >>> a piece one by one of the world's most notorious dictators will go up for auction this week and it is expected to sell for a pretty penny. over $800,000 . the hat you are looking at , belongs to none other than napoleon bonaparte, rule of the french empire. if you notice the trademark look, they say this was part of his brand. he owned around 120 of these hats. of which, 20 remain. mostly in private collections. the one being auctioned from a napoleon fixed with a cocaine back in 1815 during his crossing of the mediterranean. >>> 1970 finalists for miss universe title and we have the winner. miss nicaragua. she

that's dickens, fairfax . com. and of course, we're getting you ready for thanksgiving week.s week? i'll help you help. i'll be i think i would do the same. yeah. yeah good plan. all right. we've got some pretty good downpours up in nevada in the north bay highway one. >> right here by the marin humane society, looking at some very wet weather further to the north. and it is soggy from parts of saint helena and sonoma. but look at the peninsula there from daly city to san mateo, some light showers moving on over to hayward and union city. it is still a wet morning out there. not as heavy as it's been, but in the south bay around pescadero still looking at that level. one system to last throughout the afternoon, mid 60s out there. then gusty winds tonight, a dry and sunny sunday and getting warmer, keeping with that sunny theme all week long and thanksgiving looks to be the mildest near 70 inland. wow. >> but for today, keep the umbrella handy for sure. it is soggy out there. well thank you so much, lisa. thank you for joining us. i'm gloria rodriguez, along with lisa argen, c

of course, charles dickens. yes. back to victorian london, complete with costumes, performances and a core door by the light of lamps. and it all runs this weekend, for the next five weekends. so you still have time to catch that. that is it for us at 5:00, the cbs evening news is coming up next. we will see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, israel tightens its grip on gaza. hundreds of civilians flee the territory's largest hospital as fighting expands. new air strikes in the north. many fear dead at a united nations shelter. in israel -- >> i think in jerusalem tens of thousands of israelis took to the streets to demand the release of hostages from gaza as israel's bombing campaign only intensifies. >>> also tonight, a new launch attack and explosive edge for the most powerful rocket ever built, why spacex calls it progress. >>> music mogul sean combs and his former girlfriend reach a quick settlement after a lawsuit. >>> in las vegas, a big headache for locals. >> i'm in las vegas where some business owners say the formul

i was thinking the same thing i love. >> i love the dickens fair.w i love you know everybody wears the outfits. >> you just feel like old school. >> you feel like you've been carried back to that period of time. >> and hopefully if you're wearing those outfits, you don't get wet getting them. that's right. >> not now. not now, because this storm is winding down. here's a look at live doppler seven. you know, j.r. we've had rain every day, not all day, but every day for the last five days. and this is probably the end of it. and here's why. the low pressure system cut off from the upper level steering current has been just meandering here off shore for several days now. it's finally beginning to push a little bit away from us and it's not guiding so much moisture in our direction. it's going to be replaced by a big area of high pressure building out behind that low. that's what's going to push that low out of here. so the showers we have right now are winding down, as you can see, on live doppler seven. nonetheless, because we still have some storm a

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that's dickens fair .com. early this morning you probably woke up from 4:00 to 7:00 this morning. thunderstorms in the south bay. the santa cruz mountains. right now we have scattered showers from the north bay here out towards marin county lagunitas, fairfield and rain moving out. you can see more rain offshore. the san mateo coast, little soggy and looking at some lighter, a little bit of drizzle into the east bay south bay right now getting a break so breezy south winds upper 50s to near 60. we'll continue with the theme of a level one on our storm impact scale. and you can see how the rain showers will continue to dot the landscape as we go through the afternoon. and this will allow for anywhere from a couple hundredths to maybe 2/10 of an inch of rain. but we do have a 180 to do for your sunday and into next week. we'll tell you about it coming up when we return. all right but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his str

this eight-part series produced in 200, based on a story by charles dickens , deals with the issue of injustice in the british judicial system. marjan sadeghzadeh, radio journalist. collections the fifth season of nonkh trevor hasht ba and rasgari is one of these series. 3 2 1 movement, i have arrived, 18 tv series in the film stage, series in different genres, historical, police, scientific, resistance, holy defense, and comedy, made by a group of experienced directors and young directors, two tash outside sima filme, which is the deputy of bronmary and the deputy of the province there are 16 more films on the air, in fact, the cameras have been turned on , the story of salman farsi's life in the salman collection, i am abusam abus, the merchant, the godfather of maavieh, where is the story of banditry, repentance, in mohyar iyar, it is alive, it is alive i heard you said, i believe, and the second chapter of raheel , including historical works, is under construction. it is not in nineveh. gharibeh naria with the topic of elites, royan and main path with the topic of medical progress

but in order to put the attention in that, you need read, say, a book by like dickens richardson. they don't seem to have that anymore. the prisoners do have that because they're not online on there is this feeling of things having to be you know applica able to modern life which is not really the humanities are about there's so many things getting in their way the prevalence of check think the new the new artificial intelligence we no idea where that's going to take but certainly the traditional way of of learning in college is going to be turned upside down. and again, i haven't had to deal with that in the prison. they have no access to these things. they write their essays, the old fashioned in longhand on their they have enough access to research to help them, but not so much that they're overwhelmed and they're not being constantly distracted by sort of flashier things going on in their lives. what do you think prisoners are getting from the classics, from john locke from tocqueville, etc. ? i think they're getting exactly what i got in college in the 1970s, which is a expan

and i know that's a big, broad statement, but dickens would do it, make a story about a guy who soldm. and we just circled the wagons. i thought, why not? and you get in there. finally, the biggest challenge of all is getting it on paper first. once on paper, it's relatively straightforward. you know, as you say, you trained at art school, you're very visual. you storyboard everything yourself. totally. you can publish them as comic strips and literally draw... give you an example. i did the duellists and they made seven prints in the united states. so i said to david puttnam, lord puttnam, isaid, is this normal? he said, no, it's not normal. they obviously don't like the movie. so he'd won a prize at cannes. they didn't know what to do with it. so someone at cannes saw the film and bizarrely said, this guy might be good for alien, sir. i don't know what the connection was, but i was given an alien script. i thought, wow. said yes, went there, met them, and he changed. no, never say give notes because you can turn a go film into a development deal. you just shut up and say, i love it

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congresspeople, mayor dickens, thank you all. thank you, secretary clinton, mrs. bush, mrs. obama, mrs. trump, and dr. bind. thank you all for coming and acknowledging this remarkable sisterhood that you share with my grandmother. and thank you all for your leadership that you provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden we also welcome your lovely husbands. [laughter] i mean --s that difficult day for my family. but we have been so enormously gratified by the love and support that we have felt from across the world. so thank you so much. as reverend warnock told me, my grandmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love and she lived this public love story that we all know of. that has inspired the world including in these last days. and i think of all the things she accomplished, her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. [laughter] and just

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because so far, tyrese's dickens long self proclaimed revolting of relations with africa. i've yield a little to no results of. oh, but france isn't keeping up. frances, at the side of africans to invest in all areas. french companies must continue to be present and invest on the continent. it's good for the african continent for african countries, and above all, it's good for the french economy. france's influence today, like that of many other powers, goes through the economy. let's take a closer look at these power dynamics across the whole region, thousands of protesters chon slogans outside french embassies, and actually gave a friend similar to bases criticising. frances neil colonialism and demanding that the parts all french deployments case in point is the buttons. it's voss natural resources including petroleum and diamond, uranium and gold, manganese and iron, or contribution greatly treats economy. it is the 4th largest oil producing subsaharan africa and has a substantial reserves, but french companies to dominate it's my new stick, touch the rope and commissi

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with fruit, for example, have popped up in markets which lie limited with say, free from sellers as dickens upon themselves to clean up the streets which are lined on either side quite damaged buildings or in regards of being forced to click inside the phones out homes using make shift stones, well, against a backdrop, new ready dies situation in saw, some officials announce it almost 35000 tons of rubbish and make ship landfills was set to light white itf strikes. with the team's posing an additional health hazard to the local population. the cities man has wound about the potentially deadly consequences. no. where's it has been lifted on don't and the faces in the citizens of this goes the problems to the residence. but smithers and insects, and many hundreds are expected to because on the citizens of guns, i know where we noticed that claims on file that has been fixed on this sort of where we expect this is going by the bombardment of losing cost for us owns for the ignition materials for these files we spoke with us based legal acts about half on shipping, and he says that it would be

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mary dickens, thank you all. and again, a special thank you, secretary clinton, mrs. bush, mrs.e sister hood that you share with my grandmother. and thank you all for your leadership that you provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden, we also welcome your lovely husbands. i mean -- this is a difficult day for my family. while we have been so enormously gratified by the love and support that we have felt from across the world, so thank you so much. as reverend warnock told me, my grandmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love and she lived this public love story that we all know of that has inspired the world including in these last days. i think of all the things she accomplished. her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. and just like today, i mean, people were crying at the braves game, you know. but we, we heard about it for years. it's amazing, but in my family, we all experience

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your own means either is a human being or is that as a country in the united states for many, many dickens has been living off the world. and so just by doing that, it is now more in depth is more politically polarized, more governmental li, impotent than ever before. so the more resources have gets from the rest of the world, the weaker it gets on the inside. and i want to ask you, what do you think may possibly prompt the american public, the american society, the american at least to look in words tend to that old garden instead of trying to mess with everybody else who is actually doing the hard work of trying to develop the site isn't provide for the people this and dignified lives. i think in one sense that's a simple, simple also to that question. what, what will concentrate their minds change they've, you might perceive which i as a new trump presidency, trump, that's what my to and in fact, you know, go back to our discussion about you probably. and then um, a change in wisdom perspective only probably some on some people. so i made so that's what we're really worried about. they'

time has come to break for good, this endless cycle of violence that has condemned the region for dickens. we cannot afford unable a easy way. nissan putty stains cannot afford to continue to be found at the cost in some type of conflict and war. in recent weeks, there's been some consensus on humanitarian aid, but on the war itself, many members states remain far apart the european union as far as the colon, front on major international issues, including the conflict and ukraine. but the war and gaza is exposed lingering divisions that will not be easy to overcome. bins and ball head for inside story as well as i mentioned you support for israel over the years has also included on this contract earlier this month as the war and also raged finland agree? the deal is relative supplied with an ad defense system. west $314000000.00 over the years, according to the stop on international peace research institute, germany. and if we haven't 2 of the main you on supplies to as well. however, the past 10 years berlin has provided more than a 1000 tank engines to israel was also send warships and