the u.s navy naming their new aircraft carrier after doris miller. news, virginia, tonight the team at huntington ingalls industries hard at work at newport news shipbuilding. >> hi, david. >> reporter: darnell prigmore proud to be building this ship. >> he manned the gun in order to save his fellow crewmates. you can't ask for much more sacrifice than that. >> reporter: neal holley telling us it's an honor. >> i'm proud to be working on the "doris miller." we know that the sailors are going to be proud of what we just built. up to 65,000 tons of steel from pennsylvania, indiana and north carolina. >> hi, david. >> reporter: welding foreman, jessica rosser. >> my original connection with doris miller was the fact that he was someone that looked like me. >> reporter: and tonight here, doris miller's family. >> hi, david. >> reporter: thomas and emrys bledsoe, his great nephew and great-great nephew. >> the naming of the new aircraft carrier after our great uncle, doris miller, means a lot to our family and to his legacy. >> reporter: salena miller jam

. >> guillermo: i love mama doris. >> anthony: i love mama doris too.at shot but it went into the sand trap. >> guillermo: have i told you lately that i love you? >> anthony: no. >> guillermo: i love you, man. >> anthony: i love you too, guillermo. let's just hit the ball. hit it, though. >> guillermo: oh my god! i made it! >> anthony: yes, you did. >> guillermo: can i tell you something? >> anthony: tell me something. >> guillermo: i feel i'm so drunk, i need a break. >> anthony: you need a break. you want to be in the shade, right? >> guillermo: yeah. >> anthony: there we go. >> guillermo: [ bleep ], this is like being at home. >> anthony: there you go. you sit right there and relax. >> guillermo: have i told you lately that i love you? >> anthony: no, you haven't. >> guillermo: i love you and i love your mama doris. >> anthony: how do i say i love you in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: okay. [ speaking spanish ] >> guillermo: me too, i love you very much. >> anthony: all right, that was for my birdie. all right, this is for par. >> guillerm

doris, you have a blunt nationalism about america.o you worry there is this very dark strain of people who feel their country is going away, this is the last stand? there is a kind of, you know, dark milinarism that if we don't stop this now, the country is going down to perdition. >> i do kind of worry about it, but i guess that bland realism that i'm not willing to get rid of is this country has had things happen before and we've come out with greater strength. when fdr was about to take office in 1923, they said, if your ideals happen, it will be a failure. if they don't happen -- the idea that people are trying to restrict the vote, the very thing on which a democracy depends, lbj said voting is the basic right upon which all the rest is meaningless, because it controls your destiny. the real fight for the biden administration right now, the most important thing that will happen in congress, are they going to be able to protect voting rights against these state attempts to not only take away people's rights to have the option to v

in clarksville tennessee. >> thank you doris. so many important things to think about there. i again, i write back at you agree with pretty much everythingyou said . i'd say a couple of things reimbursable in terms of bullets . there's been a couple of decades long conversation about the possibility of regulating bullets. and it's fortunate also all bullets are not the same. there are different kind of bullets do more or less harm and for mme i think about wha happened . there was a debate about kevlar piercing bullets and many police organizations across the country came out in support of a man on kevlar piercing bullets because their officers were at risk of getting shot and killed and through their kevlar vests so initially police unions, police organizations said let's start regulating kevlar piercing bullets and this was not okay by gun manufacturers, bullet manufacturers . the weight of capitalism struck down on them and they backed out so efforts to regulate bullets believe it or not have met with even in these extreme exa

it links us crews in guatemala, on doris nicaragua, panama handle salvatore to jo biden's cage, children on the us mexico border to join me now from salem in massachusetts. is professor of eva chomsky author of central america's forgotten history revolution, violence and the roots of migration. thanks so much for coming back on the river. i should just say, you know the mexican president under his man will lopez abra? do, said he had to complain to the by ration because it gives him of promoting a cou ahead of the ex, california prosecutor, a vice president to come on iris meeting with him some emblematic of, of his new book of us central america's forgotten history. clearly, one of the things that you see by looking at central america history is that the united states supports certain types of governments in central america. whether they were democratically elected or not, has absolutely 0 relevance. but if a central american government is willing to bow down to us economic demands, the united states will always support it. and if it isn't, the united states doesn't care whether it's de

and of course the main challenge is to, to follow doris fluid vision of this music. every time he changes details, she is like never so despised with what he's doing. so he captures the exact moment of the birth and life of the sounds. and depending on how it goes, she can change really, like really a lot. he could change really a lot anytime the ah ah the me the. 2 mm ah, [000:00:00;00] excuse, we'll need to be trying to do the same language. so considering that we are like nearly 100100 people. it's kind of a musician to get together and, and this is very hard to get, but when you get it, it's really a very amazing the me the oh the me ah ah oh, i like the fact that in this piece you feel being a part of something great, and as a solar you have to of course, very, very exposed solo moments. and then suddenly you have to mel traverse in the course of the trio, the quote to our order. and for example, the new v is the, the most exposed moment because you are at the octave with the soprano. you see exactly the same thing, but it has to sound like a unique voice. the a

come dory. ah, let me me ah ah. wish wish. but i can go ahead. the violent temper name dusty. why way of feeling? you know surname. as soon as you want to join your parents in the you for your family or your home you can apply for british past or if you are a pretty good british citizen, british subject british national over the british protect person where i don't know said mama, i don't know where oh god, i think i have this great british overseas, paris, citizen. oh i yesterday i went to somebody empty. you're going to get possible today with integration to see if you can get this is costing money. where am i going to get the chance to do this again? and how long can i continue knocking on that? don't help me? ah ah ah ah, who? the the, the oh the the the who's working for and how do we get out? how do i go out and how do we become a family in the u. k. plan a application that don't work. just plan me. plenty invent something to get myself to you. oh, you could also make a big make it look you might work which might work. and if that don't work, we as plan. he was plan to t

the of faith compelling dory without uttering a single word. no english can guide a simple tongues inform the convention manatee of life. witness through the limbs of the human eye. if morton bias the witness documentaries on out, is there a warm welcome for iran, a president elect in his hometown of mash at the mom or the shrine crowd had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham. right. you see, have to say on the issues that affect the job shuttle in domestic politics, domestic policy and foreign policy. the focus should be on the dignity of this nation. and the focus should be on the fact that in any negotiation, the dignity of this nation should not be hers is already made large. weeping promises including fighting corruption, improving the country's economy and maintaining your own best interest in negotiations the wes. but it's not clear yet if you will be able to deliver on his promise. ah, the violence, the looting continues in south africa, the 72 people killed and hundreds more arrested on tuesday. ah, hello, we're goi

my legions, emperor, crossed at the said to have cried out when he was told his general doris had lost 3 entire legions along with 6 auxiliary cohorts. in the battle of toy book forrest, the attackers were dramatic. rebels commanded by arminius, according to ancient historians, the slaughter went on for several days on a field, many kilometers long. but where exactly did this faithful battle take place? the most likely site is one found near cake. caesar, north of us network research, and the battle known as the varian disaster has been going on here for 30 years. not only is cake the the a fascinating excavations, but an archaeological monument and museum the several markers in the open air give a broad overview of the course of the battle. the park is over 20 hector's in area. the steel plates mark the romans march along a narrow path between the woods and the more its still unknown. what took place here what is known is that after losing this battle, the roman forces withdrew to the western banks of the rhine. sporadic forays were made into germania for another 7 years, but the roma

they stated that doris in this i don't, i start going is called the policies and if it's gone protection, police are still trying to identify the suspect, who sent these threatening text me . it with the level of viciousness, was way beyond what they've done before they attacked us and the media, they attacked was 2 other scholars. but they had never done something to threaten our children to threaten our families, to, to what they did in mexico. that was a new level of attack me in the end, the tax increase failed. and the bottled mineral water, veronica buys at the corner store costs more than a bottle of soda. i believe with the revolution came from a country at americas southern tip chile. despite the fact that for 30 years, it has been the darling of free market in beauty. the anti obesity movement is led by a senator. for years he has been fighting to dislodge his people from their rank as 3rd, worldwide in overweight and obesity. and you know, if you don't hear you and yet it would be hope your joy don't go. no just you know, give us a year or if and provide us with your vehicle.

composite rates to all-time highs by the end of the week when it's almost as everything was hunky-dory. jack: the one thing they did change it didn't completely come back the chart that we saw the ten year yield is down and 1.3 range which seems to suggest the bond market is expecting bad growth, maybe even a recession, was that a technical thing that will correct itself? >> that's what investors are tried to figure out right now there is a campus is look at these bond deals their signaling bad economic times ahead but there's another camp and says there is too much technical stuff going on to find a signal, the fed keeps buying bonds, yet forced buyers among insurance companies and also traders out there that know where the stock orders are in hitting those and forcing people to buy, it is really hard to know if there is an actual signal what we do know when the moves are big and fast it scares the market and accelerates the drop in stocks. jack: what are you looking for next week? >> i'm going to keep watching the data and keep watching the technical things going on in the market but

but we are also seeing areas where the doris is resurgent and there is a huge issue at the moment with the in equity of access to vaccines for nurses and health care workers. there are nurses and health workers in some parts of the world still waiting to be vaccinated, whilst younger people are being jobs in other countries. we all know we're not going to win this race against the virus on our own. as nations, it is a global race and we need to see much more sharing and solidarity and cooperation around the world. and then i see in the report published earlier this year and says, studies across regions suggest that deep and demick has exaggerated the stress and anxiety of felt by nurses and other health. co workers. what do these people suffer from a particular we have seen huge physical and psychological impacts on nursing and health care stuff. physical exhaustion, insomnia, burn out and stress, but also the emotional burden of being away from your family looking after people, more people who are seriously ill, who are fearful, more people who are dying. on top of that, we have also

but we are also seeing areas where the doris is research and, and there is a huge issue at the moment with the in equity of access to vaccines for nurses and health care workers. there are nurses and health work is in some parts of the world still waiting to be vaccinated, whilst younger people are being jobs in other countries. we all know we're not going to win this race against the virus on our own. as nations, it is a global race and we need to see much more sharing and solidarity and corporation around the world. and then i see in a report published earlier this year and says, studies across regions suggest that the pin demick has exaggerated the stress and anxiety felt by nurses and other health. co workers. what do these people suffer from? in particular, we have seen huge physical and psychological impacts on nursing and health care stuff. physical exhaustion, insomnia, burn out and stress, but also the emotional burden of being away from your family looking after people, more people who are seriously ill, who are fearful. more people who are dying on top of that, we have also

in this case, the director of seeking, for example, is destroying democracies like the one on doris. and the main market for these drugs are here in the united states and in europe as well. so these countries are not completely disconnected from the reasons that are forcing people to flee before we even know what to ask you. those naturalized american citizens in your report, they came to the united states and became citizens the legal way, if you will, do they feel that their years of, of patients and that they are stamina for all of the bureaucracy today? do they feel like that that is adequately acknowledged by the public? well, i have the feeling that they don't really care about that they knew it wouldn't be a nice and easy and nice path to go in order to get the u. s. citizenship and they were just celebrating that they are now american citizens. they didn't really have a problem with people knowing how difficult the past was. and they were just proud, really proud and happy to be part of the country now. yeah, it was very, very good for the so if you will to hear what they wer

hey, morgan has spoken to some to gray and refugees who fled across the border, interest, redondo, doris state. and while a lot of them are speaking of the horrors that they have left behind and cross the border, interested, i'm thinking, safety and refuge. many of them are also telling stories of how they're witness. i'm heard malicious. and if you've been farmers, they've accused those 2 sides of burning farm. they say that some crops were ready for harvest. and that if you can pedal troops as well as her militias burned those crops to make sure that many to grin do not get any food to eat. they say that they believe that this is a targeted effort to make sure that they are barbed into submission. so many people who we spoke to, especially pharmacy, that they think that this is a form of ethnic targeting. they say that if there were any other implicity, if there were any other solicitor, maybe their farms would have been sped. at least 20 people are missing in japan. after a landslide, near a toko homes have been swept away in the central city of autonomy just south west of the capital

and all was hunky dory. and while citizens in france enjoyed the right to insult the president, mark cool, just as an we citizen is protected him, so from insult on public defamation. now it's the billboard. so you see of such he could spend up to a new imprison as well as being stuck with a fine of up to 45000 euros. but perhaps by suing the billboards creator, macaroni is actually being counter productive in the fact that he is warring even more attention to it. show that he be ski r t. paris. why french human rights computer we talk to believe that countries deletes operate with double standards. we saw him go to my court instead of in the morning. brazing shall you do for they are cartoons. and in the afternoon the afternoon. a score being a shop window, a french drug needs to for doing his job as a journalist. and now we see this reaction for many what about course. so not it is beyond double standards in front. it has never been about freedom of expression for fear because freedom of expression would b

he's trumpeted and over throw any countries directly like president obama appears to have done in on doris, do you think biden will go back to the old playbook of overthrowing countries in central america given he was vice president when a man was a lie, was removed in under us and 29. i wouldn't say that the united states going directly overthrew july and hundreds, but it certainly supported the overthrow of life in honduras. i don't actually see a very big friends between the obama and trump administrations, or between democratic and republican administrations. in general, what we've seen from the biden administration so far is an absolute commitment to the same kind of pro foreign investment, economic model. and also to supporting the military and police in those countries on the pretext of trying to slow and stop migration. so there's sort of a humanitarian veneer to both of these that is biden like ever us president claims that this is a model that's going to help eliminate poverty in central america. it's been followed for 500 years and it hasn't eliminated poverty yet. and the milit

doris, good morning. caller: either.me is doris and i am massachusetts and i'm currently a college student, for psychology. i wanted to say that, don't trust any of the mainstream media, don't trust the government, any of the sites, left or right, they are all lying. don't trust any of the new stations at all. they are going to lie to you. it is all lies. host: ri, let's go to peter, who was calling from lakeland, florida on the independent line. peter, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm headed to tampa for a medicare for all march. they are happening all over the country today, or at least in 50 cities. it is a start. i am on the independent line for a few reasons. one reason is, the democratic party uses medicare for all as a campaign issue to get donations, and then votes. then when they get in the power like the house they sell you out. they refuse to even have an up or down vote on medicare for all. we know the first time it might not pass, but then we can primary the democrats that are owned by big pharma. you

ah, this is algebra and be that help dories. a military plane has crashed in the philippines, killing at least 17 people. the c 130 went down on hello island in progress. the defense ministry says the plane missed the runway jamila and open has more for manila. well, what we know at this point is that the c, $130.00 of the philippine military took off around 11 30 am local time from the end, or which is another major city in the southern region of them in the now according to the initial reports and our sources also confirm that it may have over shot the runway in hello, which is an island which is one of the biggest basis of the philippine military in the southern philippines process of taking place across brazil to the mom, the impeachment of president jaya. both scenario and allegedly corrupt vaccine deal involving members of his government has added to the anger. the supreme court has ordered an investigation. un chief is demanding full humanitarian access to all of if he is to grier region. maybe in fair, our risk of salvat

back in l. doris. andrew is under no illusions. he knows that a one sided cultural exchange is no exchange, but he's also in need of a job. and he's that means working in china says that's exactly what you do. you know, that's very interesting. i'm just wondering if it would be possible for people in china to learn african languages like swahili or tree. i guess we'll just have to see how things pan out now talking about the influence or not of foreign powers in africa. we had the streets of abu jap asked young people this question. after 60 years of independence from british rule, how really independent is my day to day arrived on paper, i think in the question of how independence we, what we've been able to use our independence for. we have our government, we have, we make decisions ourselves. and we have a will, will lead to not only does without actually being accident, anyone for permission to do what we are doing for me. i think we are really independence. just like how you know when you've been present for me would be for a

at the time the paper said that it was intended to do that and all was hunky dory. and while citizens in france enjoyed the right to insult the president might call, just as an ordinary citizen, is protected himself from insults on public defamation. now, if a billboard is found guilty of such he could spend up to a new imprison, as well as being struck with a fine of up to 45000 euros, but perhaps by suing the billboards, create a macro, and he's actually being counter productive here in the fact that he is warring even more attention to it. so let me be sky r t. paris and other european union state has lost its patients over the question of illegal migration. the austrian government blasted the european commission for doing nothing to stop the influx of illegal migrants. its interior minister says austria is taking matters into its own hands now, and we'll start looking for allies on that front. there is no support from the e u commission, which spends time debating about refugee distribution issues. it makes no sense to give people smugglers thousands of euros. t

a song she spent 7 years in the dory embassy in london and 2 years in the british maximum security prison latest twist, in his case came when a key witness against him, reportedly admitted to giving false testimony. for loss of the subway. he says that the son's case is exposed time. certain countries are trying to maintain the illusion of freedom, a socialist acumen. it's not just what people usually see, disclose some secret documents and so on. and so our songs made us aware that we are in new york where state control and social is going over our egg just is much more resigned because it doesn't directly in being on or leave me our freedom. you still act as you do after the set by being wrong. you are already be money related and under control and the wish to maintain the idea of freedom. there is no day the logic is last and when somebody be this follows experience of freedom will be demo states always. so very important building between companies to beach control and regulate us. google and want and state secret agencies and they say and so on. i think a sounds start to get a challen

at the time the paper said that it wasn't intended to do that, and all was hunky dory. and while citizens in france enjoyed the right to insult the president mark, who just as an ordinary citizen, is protected himself from insults and public defamation. now, it's a billboard. so you see of such he could spend up to a new imprison as well as being struck with a fine of up to 45000 euros, but perhaps by suing the billboards. create a macaroni is actually being counter productive here in the fact that he is warring even more attention to it. so let it be ski or t, paris and a french human rights container. we talk to believe the country deletes, make up their own roof. we saw him go to my court instead of in the morning brazing, shall you do it for they are cartoons. and in the afternoon the afternoon. a score didn't get a sharp renewal of french drug use for doing his job that jordan is. and now we see this reaction for him because so not it is beyond double standards. in france, it has never been about freedom of expression for a fit because freedom of expression would b

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provoke sharp criticism at the time the paper said that it was intended to do that and all was hunky dory. and while citizens in france enjoyed the right to insult the president might cool just as an ordinary citizen is protected himself from insults and public defamation. now, if the billboard is sound to see such, he could spend up to a new imprison, as well as being struck with a fine of up to 45000 euros. bought perhaps by suing the billboards, create a macro, and he's actually being counter productive in the fact that he is warring even more attention to it. so let me be sky r t. paris. earlier this evening i spoke with a yes to the wifi, human rights and civil liberties. activists to says the french elite operate with double standards. we saw him going to court instead of in the morning. phrasing, shall you do it for they are cartoons. and in the afternoon, the afternoon, a score being a shop window, a french drug used for doing his job as a jordan. and now we see this reaction for medical records. so now it is beyond double standards in front. it has never been about freedom of exp

football team have walked off the pitch in protest against racist abuse during a friendly against on doris. targeted against defender jordan torn reagan late in the game. a racism in football has received increasing attention after 3 black england players suffered abuse when they missed penalties in euro 2020 final and some of cinemas, biggest stars have been in front of the cameras as the can film festival draws to a close in the south of france, actress sharon stone and a very chief spitefully announced the biggest prize upon the door, went to his time in by the french director about a young serial killer. the festival was making him come back after the pandemic force. the cancellation of last year's movie industry extravagance. so this real like i just that your news update at this hour, stay tuned for sports life which follows several german athletes in the rocky road to the tokyo olympics. and there's always more on our website, dot com, my richardson in berlin from the team here. thanks for watching. the women in asian, i was speaking with them all the money and the voice. the only w

in this case, the director of seeking, for example, is the fraud and democracies like the one on doris. and the main market for these drugs are here in the united states and in europe as well. so these countries are not completely disconnected from the reasons that are forcing people to flee before we even want to ask you those naturalized american citizens in your report. they came to the united states and became citizens the legal way, if you will, do they feel that their years of, of patience and that they are stamina for all of the bureaucracy today. do they feel like that that is adequately acknowledged by the public? well i have the feeling that they don't really care about that they knew it wouldn't be a nice, nice, easy, and nice path to go in order to get the u. s. citizenship. and they were just celebrating that they are now american citizens. they didn't really have a problem with people knowing how difficult the past was and they were just proud, really proud and happy to be part of the country now. yeah, it was very, very good for the. so if you will to hear what they were

across and i will be the 1918 offering traditional chinese cuisine with a can into the back in l. doris andrew is under no illusions. he knows that a one sided cultural exchange is no exchange, but he's also in need of a job. and he's that means working in china says that's exactly what he'll do. you know, that's very interesting. and this wondering if it would be possible for people in china to learn african languages like swahili or tree. i guess we just have to see how things pan out now talking about the influence or not of foreign powers in africa. we had the streets of abu job to ask young people this question. after 60 years of independence from british rule, how really independent is nigeria today? right, the only thing i think isn't the question of how independence we will we be able to use our independence for we have our government, we have, we make decisions ourselves. and we have a way of electron leaders without actually being actually anyone for permission to do what we're doing for me. i think we are really independence. just like how you know, when you present them with

reach me in remote hard to reach places. harden with us, i'll deserve got money on these that help dories, emergency teams and thailand battling to contain a fire at a factory near bangkok airport. because my launch explosion at least one person has consent, has been killed. dozens of been injured. tony chang has more from bangkok, the fire is still raging out of the control. they've been baffling it now for more than 10 hours and it doesn't seem to be diminished in the way. indeed, there's a large plume of black smoke that's visible all across the gulf of thailand at the moment, where we've seen reports to 29 people were injured in the initial explosion. one fire fighter has unfortunately been killed the authorities to move back to back to the 5 kilometer radius pay as prime minister of the office is doing a question and also session with politicians in parliament. it's expected he'll be asked about conflict in northern to grow proven for the government opponents. their list of conditions for observing a cease fire to growing forces retook the main city of mckayla. on monday, hundreds of

people are still in shock, but of course, john doris city. it's the provincial capital, but it's not the only area in hearne and that has been effected. as you mentioned, there are many towns and cities which are at a standstill is still in the highest level of emergency response. red look where the government teams are working to rescue people who have been stranded on the roof, stranded in different parts of the village because of flood waters still in those areas are continuing to rise because of the severe storm weather. right, thank you for that. the victory you live for us in junk, jo. and could always president has declared an emergency in the country's prisons after fighting among rival gangs inside 2 separate prisoners. at least 22 people are dead and others are injured. it's the 3rd time they'd be riots in ecuador, overcrowded jails have a ramp that over the past 6 months. i'll just, there is, how did your castro, the deadly gang violence have again, taken hold in ecuador to overcrowded prison system. at 2 of the country's largest p

with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra, the diverse range of dories from across the globe, from the perspective of a network john and analogy era. oh, the the me watching al jazeera, i'm emily and when a reminder about top stories is more than $200.00 afghans brought to the united states from cobble on and evacuation slot had begun. there we settlement, right. that. whereas the then joe biden says their arrival is an important milestone around 20000 others away. the relocation and joe biden has a won't fear the guidelines or restrictions could be introduced. dr. surgeon corbett, 19 cases. it comes out to roles with time for unvaccinated government employees and to museum security forces have arrested a member of parliament who to accuse a president and a staging affirm. earlier president, ty said issued a statement from saying he would not become a kick town for his currency has plummeted after newly elected president pedro, because fear appointed members of his left his party to king cabinet jobs. this concern over the direction of his government. th

so the one and a half $1000000.00 on doris, under the kovak scheme, that's up to ensure coded relief, which is less well off countries. here in latin america don't much care where the vaccines come from. they just ones a safe, effective job, and then to the cove it 99 nap. however, russia, china, when the united states are aware that in the region in which they've all long courted influence, many will remember who was there when they needed help. done with one of their houses era when cyrus well as several countries in se asia reimpose, corona, virus restrictions, things are getting tougher for migrant workers. a long time in thailand means as no work for people from me in law who have been leaving the country to escape from military rule. foreign st. louis reports says usually no shortage of work or laborers for farms in pop prod, district in western thailand. many farmers here employ migrants from across the border in myanmar to work the fields. but the surgeon corona virus cases in the 2 countries has made life more difficult for migrant workers. thailand has imposed a nighttime cu