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two more students from greenfield were killed after dorothy.aining abductees were released after the parents paid the kidnappers 150 million naira. that's $360 , 000. but nasir el—rufai, the governor of kaduna state, is refusing to pay ransoms, a policy which only seems to have emboldened the kidnappers. they have decided that they have to bring this state government to its knees by concentrating their attacks in this state. so you think that one of the reasons why they may be targeting the states is because you've made it clear that you won't pay ransoms? yes. do you think then that by making that statement, you're putting your citizens, your residents of kaduna state, at greater risk? not necessarily. i think, in the long run, or even in the medium term, it actually makes the state safer. we still have kidnappers, we have individuals being kidnapped, we even have attempted kidnap of students, they have been successful in two cases, but not on the kind of scale you've seen in other states. here in kaduna just last week, three university studen

two more students from greenfield were killed after dorothy.emaining abductees were released after the parents paid the kidnappers 150 million naira. that's $360 , 000. but nasir el—rufai, the governor of kaduna state, is refusing to pay ransoms, a policy which only seems to have emboldened the kidnappers. they have decided that they have to bring this state government to its knees by concentrating their attacks in this state. so you think that one of the reasons why they may be targeting the states is because you've made it clear that you won't pay ransoms? yes. do you think then that by making that statement, you're putting your citizens, your residents of kaduna state, at greater risk? not necessarily. i think, in the long run, or even in the medium term, it actually makes the state safer. we still have kidnappers, we have individuals being kidnapped, we even have attempted kidnap of students, they have been successful in two cases, but not on the kind of scale you've seen in other states. here in kaduna just last week, three university stud

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detectives broke the news to dorothy's daughter last month.s a call she was not expecting, and we asked her to come on and talk about what it's meant. she joined me earlier. thank you so much for speaking with us. i cannot imagine emotionally what this has been like after all these years. >> oh, my goodness, it has been an emotional roller coaster. first you have somewhat of a calm and then you get news like this, and then it's all over again. you're in shock. you get -- you're crying. it is just all over the place. all over the place. >> obviously everybody -- grief is different for everybody, and everybody deals with loss in a different way. obviously you knew your mom was killed that day. she worked as an insurance adjuster if i'm correct in one of the towers, right? >> she was in the north tower i want to say and maybe second in that area on that floor. and honestly i can't say -- okay, later on i knew yes, she was killed that day. when it was happening i didn't want to believe that. >> how long did it take you to come to believe it? >> ye

host: ok, dorothy. thank you. guest: the vast majority of the money we owe people is actually owed to the public, whether that is china, another foreign country, domestic investors, or anybody else. i own some u.s. securities. a lot of average americans, in their retirement accounts are in their per folio's, own some type of u.s. trade. if it was not paid but, it would cause quite a bit of economic destruction. consequences for not only

host: ok, dorothy. thank you. guest: the vast majority of the money we owe people is actually owed to the public, whether that is china, another foreign country, domestic investors, or anybody else. i own some u.s. securities. a lot of average americans, in their retirement accounts are in their per folio's, own some type of u.s. trade. if it was not paid but, it would cause quite a bit of economic destruction. consequences for not only individuals but obviously the

joining me is dorothy oliver.door to door and managed to get 94% of the 400 residents in panola, alabama, vaccinated. thank you so much for joining me. i have to share with you, listening to you, i was thinking of some of my elders in my family getting our ears pulled if we're not doing the right thing. talk to me how, dorothy, you've been able to demonstrate so much love to your community that you are knocking door to door. >> yes, well, we started way back when it first started back with the elder people. and i decided that we need to start early so we can kind of educate the older people so they can be aware how serious this disease is. and i started just calling on the phone, the first -- that's how we first started, calling on the phone, talking to different ones and letting them know they're about to start the vaccination and everything. it's important to get it because this disease is just taking peoples out every day. so that's where we started it and then we went from there and started going around to the

host: dorothy, you are on with our guest. good morning. dorothy in north carolina. caller: yes, good morning. i want to give ron paul and donald trump some credit for one thing, but first i want to make this comment. we do not owe anything to anybody really. this money is being printed by a printing press. that is why they can print so much pizza who do we really owe? the printing press. we do not really owe anybody money. if congress got rid of student loans and other debt, nothing would happen. the money is printed. rand paul was right when he said we should use the gold standard. we don't. that is why we do not owe anybody. donald trump should have called bankruptcy. nothing would have happened, because we don't owe nobody. we don't -- we owe china $1 trillion, that is it. host: ok, dorothy. thank you. guest: the vast majority of the money we owe people is actually owed to the public, whether that is china, another foreign country, domestic investors, or anybody else. i own some u.s. securities. a lot of average americans, in their retirement accounts are in thei

one of the women featured in the documentary, dorothy oliver.or joining us. i want to underline those two numbers, the state of alabama, 38% vaccination rate. your town, panola, alabama, 97%. how did you do do it? >> we decided the best way to do it, first of all, we started calling on the phone trying to take them to make the shot, make the appointment, and after we see we need to go a little bit further, so we decide to bring the vaccination to panola. and we went door to door talking to them, and we didn't have any problem. i have been doing this for a long time. i used to do it in other projects also, so everybody respect me, and know i'm an honest person. we didn't have any problem, and they respect the commissioner also, so we didn't have any problem at all. we went door to door, and we called on the phone. we did whatever we had to do to make sure they get vaccinated. >> so dorothy, why did you have to undertake this effort? was it a lack of access to the vaccine? was it hesitancy by the people in the town of panola, or why did you take t

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there is a huge number of people from the historical society and sort of dorothy's team was pivotal in helping me do all of that. i definitely want to note that. when we worked on putting the exhibit together, everybody was in place for the grand opening in february of 2020, which we held. it is a wonderful time, it was the new york historical society and everything closed down shortly after that. were thrilled we were able to put that together ... forever online in the virtual exhibit use note showed a snapshot of. if they are not able to visit in philadelphia, go online to the citizens constitution.org. they can go to a gallery that was in new york. so the exhibit ran ultimately for over a year. that is unprecedented, not importuning for the reasons we would have hoped. some people got to see it not as many as we would like of course. we were thrilled we were able to move it down to philadelphia where you,. >> and everybody there at the museum brilliantly combine the exhibit with this beautiful display of flags. both physically visibly and dramatically complemented our story extremel

leg, i don't know why i stated those that are at the bottom and a little bit about getting them to dorothy who linda and then if you want to get on with it, i can give it there was november when i get there. hi. if you sent it in or that other knows i'm going to be doing in december, where did you get them to somebody on monday? because i was looking at them show do it because it didn't last month. i don't want to know when a man and how you know how much, but i didn't have it when i would need david galad the new gun, the one v. then either one had dinner. i had a good door to go one the same guy and you go to 100. he had to call and have us. he's alice. hello shiela. how's alicia noah? how's it? and i don't know how heavy i've not been long and i have been more headlight is going on. i know what i did. you know we have somebody who doesn't finish good annual run analysis. it was meant to be that day just here. the car was going on quickly, but a project attack stunned the world and the u. s. president, a guy came in and whispered something into the prisoner's ear. what did he tell fatal

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. >> reporter: the museum is filled with artifacts from the familiar -- like dorothy's ruby slipperspewriter used to write alfred hitchcock's "psycho." >> mother, oh, god, mother. >> reporter: fittingly, the building has two theaters which will show movies daily. it's a museum that seems like a perfect fit for los angeles, but it's one that waited nearly a century for its close-up. >> the academy was founded in 1927. and in 1929, at a board meeting, the founders of the academy stated that they needed to build a film museum. >> and yet it almost took a century. >> it almost took a century. and this iteration launched in 2011. it's diverse. it's inclusive. it's equitable. but it represents film history, i think, in a truer, more accurate way. ♪ >> this museum isn't the only coming attraction this fall. there's plenty of art to see all around the country. jasper johns, for example, will be the subject of an unprecedented show taking place simultaneously at both the whitney museum of american art in new york and the philadelphia museum of art. other noteworthy retrospectives include a ju

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dorothy morgan, una vecina , el nÚmero 1556 en ser identificada.e las historias, doble sobreviviente, Él ha trabajo como camarero durante dos ataques, el primero en 1963, cuando estallÓ un camiÓn bomba en la torre norte, donde murieron 6 personas, una de ellas, su mejor amigo, y el segundo, septiembre. borja: el seÑor do santos dice que conserva el uniforme que vestÍa precisamente ese 11 de septiembre. ese dÍa tan fatÍdico, sigue yendo a terapia porque le cuesta muchÍsimo superar lo que video. nos conectamos con Él, se encuentran en brooklyn. ¿dÓnde estaba usted en el momento del ataque? gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. >> yo era el camarero, estaba en el dreen house, en el hotel ma —— marriot, estaba sirviendo a las 8:00 p.m., hoy oÍmos un ruido grandÍsimo. alguien comentÓ que era un temblor de tierra, ya con la experiencia de la expresiÓn anterior en el 93 quÉ fue, mÁs o menos, la primera, yo empecÉ a caminar con mi bolso, y le dije "vamos afuera porque aquÍ estÁ pasando algo". aileen: don santos, han pasado 20 aÑos, sin emba

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dorothy morgan worked as an insurance broker in the north tower.akia says one of her fondest memories was watching her mom do her hair and makeup as she got ready for work every morning. there she is. but after the towers fell, dorothy's remains were never identified until a dna match came through just a few days ago. they're still working at this. nakia told cnn she was in denial for years. >> september 11 on my calendar didn't exist. it was september 10th, september 12th. on the 11th, difficult nothing. if it was a workday i stayed home. i didn't answer the phone. didn't watch television at all. nothing. september 11 did not exist for me for many years. >> that's a tough day for so many americans. nakia says that tomorrow when she reads her mom's name aloud at the memorial service, it will be the first time she's ever been to ground zero. it will be the same for her mom's best friend who will be by her side tomorrow. that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. m

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push the science out of that necessity to make more ids >> reporter: just this week, they made two, dorothy morgan, an insurance broker, and another unidentified victim the technology has come a long way, especially with extracting dna from bone so this looks very different than it did in 2001. >> yes there is no mortar and pestle here. >> reporter: using fake samples, the lab showed us the process. >> being able to grind into that fine powder allows the chemicals to better act on to those, you know, cells to extract the dna. >> reporter: and now desire says new more sensitive technology will give them even better chance of making an id >> i'm very appreciative of the work that they're doing. >> people trying to identify everybody, i think they're -- no one is ever going to forget. >> reporter: your office has described it as a secret obligation. >> we made a commitment 20 years ago to identify everyone, and that commitment is as strong today as it was 20 years ago >> reporter: his ripped jacket from 9/11 hangs in the lab, a reminder there is still work to be done stephanie gosk, nbc news,

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it's the widely—loved story known the world over of a young girl called dorothy, played byjudy garlandland of oz. # somewhere over the rainbow... the wizard of oz is a film many people love. notjust love, it's a film that people feel a personal connection to. so many of us watched it growing up on television at home with our families. it was an annual event in my family. so it's a film that people really have a kind of emotional connection to. and that's one reason why we wanted to premiere our museum with that film. i'm melting! there's a gallery devoted to the wizard of oz that walks you through all of the arts, crafts, sciences, professionals that worked on that film. it's a great way to deconstruct how a movie is made through the lens of one film. of course, we own the ruby slippers — or one pair of the ruby slippers — that's sitting in the center of the room. so it's an iconic movie. it stands the test of time. and one part of our campus, the former may company department store, opened in 1939, which is the year that the wizard of oz was released. the museum is also paying tribute

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dorothy morgan, a 47-year-old long island woman was among the victims, although her remains were never identified. now 20 year later, the new york city medical examiner's office has identified her dna from fragments recovered from the twin tower site. >> it was a shock. it was a shock. i think i just, it, yeah. that's the only thing i can say is it was really shocking. you're reliving it all over again. >> a second victim's dna has also been identified, but that family wants privacy. >>> coming up on nbc nightly news, a deeper look into the dna sequencing technology. nbc news was given access to a high-tech training lab where forensic scientists are learning to use the new tools. the work to identify victims has not stopped. still 40% of families have not had the remains of their loved ones id d. >> everything that destroys dna was present at ground zero. so fire, water, sunlight, mold, bacteria. jet fuel, diesel. all of that. the elements. all of those things destroy dna. and added to that was the fragmentation. >> mark desire says in some cases the scientific team has been able to re

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ralph and dorothy kohler got married in nebraska in 1935, inseparable ever since.essional recognition last year. the secret to staying together so long, don't we all want to know? ralph says, in part, compromise, which led them to one of their favorite pastimes, ballroom dancing. >> we went down on saturday, and they were closed. i thought, but, she made the arrangements for the next saturday, and we was there for the next 8 years. >> way to go ralph with a full head of hair. they have six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren. >> compromises the secret, just like she is always right. the secret to a long marriage. >>> i think you will find a lot of agreement on that one, thank you. a live look from the top of the salesforce chart getting off to the east. it doesn't look pretty out there today, and the smoke has been an issue. air quality went on to moderate today. moderate is the worst i had to show. we looked at it in the middle of the last half-hour of the newscast. we will do air quality, and at 6:00, no it is moderate for

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