james earl ray grew up extremely or. he grew up deprived of oprtunity. and to him, black people, people close to him were that were who he blamed for it. but on the other hand, i als had this story. my my, my eastollywood story was one that was very close to e black experience. mother, when she was pregnant with me, arrived pregnant from what the mother. theyived in this tenement. and one day there was knock on the door and there was this african-american man at the door. and he was unbeknownst to her, he was studying spanish at a place this institution, l.a. community college. he was studying spanishnd he wanted to practice the spanish. d so he told this lady senora beo accosted call him beg, you know, he was he told her when s broken spanish, if you need a ride to the hospital, i can gi you a ride to the hospital. and in fact, wn my mother went into labor, my father was working at a cafeteria. hollywood d vine. famous corner of hollywood and vine he wasn't around. so mother knocked on booker wa's door and he gave a ride to the hospital in his convertib

earl: 100%. we are looking at in the market now and how many eases are being counted for next year. i always believe the market but in regards to pricing at the moment the fed will be firmly on hold. tom: you are out of western ontario, the land of perfect statistics. what is a correlation of your fed call, your hire for longer call to the equity markets? earl: great question. the higher for longer does not matter so much. what happens overnight will not impact equities unless they ease and then it is a euphoric buying of equities. but from a quantitative perspective it is the 10-year to 30-year rate that matters. lisa: pgim said they could see a further decline in real yields based on the fact people are expecting this growth to continue and we are seeing the signs of more material slowdown. do you agree? earl: i agree eventually. as long as the economy remains resilient -- i know we are getting mixed numbers -- but there are less calls for recession. as long as we have that real rates will stay

all right, we're gonna leave it there. earle rasmussen. international consultants. thank you so much. thanks. i to all right, that's going to do it for now. but up next on going underground host option return seats talks with holocaust. survivor and renowned from a specialist doctor the more monterey who discusses why western officials are doing more to end the suffering the, there's no end and side over how you're going to continue to destroy the or is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what should be living on that we have very close propaganda. you know a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. the answer is will be the i'm action or attention. welcome back to going underground

and if you're a fan of james earl jones, or even "star wars" -- the beginning, they have a funny jokes really good but you'll just have to listen to it. it's very -- but it's -- all -- there's all jokes spread -- it's crazy, by the way. the play is nuts it's absolutely -- it's about two guys pitching a play, and they know nothing about gutenberg and the printing press. and it's -- it's -- it's bizarre. [ light laughter ] but these guys are so charming and funny. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. everything just a thousand laughs so, congratulations to everyone over at at "gutenberg!" -- >> steve: "gutenberg!" [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: -- and the james earl jones theatre anna, call me if you want to go see a show guys, today's friday, that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox, i return some e-mails, and, of course, i send out "thank you notes." and i was just wondering if you guys - [ cheers and applause -- wouldn't mind i'd like to write out some "thank you notes," right now james, can i have some thank you note writing music, please ♪ [ light l

are. >> it helps to have those random acts of kindness. >> linsey: this thanksgiving, thanks to the earls feast was prepared for the family for what is likely their last holiday together. michelle surrounded by her husband, daughter, sons, and grandson. >> every moment does matter and every relationship does matter. >> it goes back to that word, fortunate. i just find myself extremely fortunate. >> linsey: an inspiration. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." good night. including an american. also, a violent attack that may have ties to the war in the middle east. the search underway for a gunman who targeted three palestinian students here in the us and new details on the beach incident involving a child and man swept away in half moon bay. abc7 news at six starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> the fragile cease fire between israel and hamas is holding. today, the first american hostage is now headed home from a four year old girl who marked her birthday while being held by hamas

are. >> it helps to have those random acts of kindness. >> linsey: this thanksgiving, thanks to the earlseast was prepared for the family for what is likely their last holiday together. michelle surrounded by her husband, daughter, sons, and grandson. >> every moment does matter and every relationship does matter. >> it goes back to that word, fortunate. i just find myself extremely fortunate. >> linsey: an inspiration. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." good night. janai: hey there, i'm janai norman, and we're about to cross the continents for a look at the far east's most exciting creatures right here on "oh baby!". today we're headed on an eastern excursion to see the amazing animals of asia, like these nosy neighbors in the jungles of borneo. we'll meet some black-and-white beauties among the bamboo, and later, see how this massive mammal makes a splash. but first, we take a look at how life begins for a lanky local primate. this and so much more is coming up on "oh baby!".

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this is her son james earl "chip" carter iii. >> mom was always well-informed on the issues of the dayn the white house, mom asked so many questions that finally he said, she should attend cabinet meetings. so she did and caught a lot of flak for that. amy: we'll have more on rosalynn carter and her mental health advocacy both as an advocate and an inpatient, later in the broadcast. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in dubai, which is hosting the united nations climate summit known as cop28 that starts thursday after a year that is likely to be the hottest ever recorded. this is expected to be the largest summit yet, with some 70,000 delegates and world leaders and senior officials from nearly every country coming to the united arab emirates. president biden has attended the last two cop summits,

. >> reporter: the santa rosa native visits earl bound center of the blind, a nonprofit that helps people suffering from sight loss. they offer classes and other services. for the first time they can take home basic groceries. how difficult is it when you have to do it on your own? >> i have to remember what's there and have somebody shop for me. >> there is a line full of others who experience similar challenges. >> it's just more convenient than going to the store because you always feel a little rushed at the store. you never know who you are going to get to help you. >> no sugar added. >> reporter: volunteers from red wood empire food bank like donna who are making this happen. >> it feels to me like i am still doing something that matters. >> reporter: the food bank is offering this service for the first time as food costs have spiked over the last few years. >> people who didn't see themselves needing help need help. so it is kind of fun to be able to get smiles on people's faces. >> green apples. >> reporter: employees heard about sight impaired people with guard dogs worth tens of

he was appointed earl earlier ts week by the prime minister.omised to provide military support for, as he said, however long it takes. the u.k. has provided ukraine with billions of dollars in military aid. the bbc's ukraine correspondent is in kyiv with more on lord cameron's visit. >> this was a surprise meeting. david cameron told president zelensky he wanted ukraine to be his first official visit and these are friendly soils, shall we say, for a british minister. why? the u.k. is seen as one of ukraine's staunches alleys and notably the former prime minister burials johnson, who was in -- boris johnson was in -- who was in charge during the russian invasion and supplied endless military aid to ukraine and i think that was why he referenced his successor boris johnson by saying we disagreed on many things but i think the support for ukraine he oversaw was one of the finest things he and his cabinet did. when cameron was prime minister, that was in 2014 when russia embarked on this campaign of aggression against ukraine and the u.k. and other

and earl has written of balance biography of bragg that try to get out some of the problems that bragged. the lack of biographers is not necessarily due to the fact that bragg is insufferable. it is because he did not write a great deal. there is no substantial or serious set of papers that he left behind brick although, he helped to found the southern historical society papers, which i'm sure many are familiar with and became a paper project of record of confederates after the war. they help to really support and bolster the lost cause and the conflict. bragg never wrote for the publication even though it he was on the board of editors or any other wartime experiences. he dropped dead, of course, on the streets of galveston, texas. having come from texas in the summer, relatable it is 115 in dallas today. my border collie is more than happy to be sleeping in virginia then going for a walk in dallas. bragg's biographers agree on a few things. he never grasped the tactical interesting seas of the war . at least on the same level as many of his contemporaries. the ever reliable porter al

you are in luck that system is moving offshore >> we're dealing with heavy rain, even wintry weather earl three morning. that will improve as we go throughout the day heavy rain falling along i-95. where you see the brighter colors is where the heaviest rain is following. on the colder side, we're looking at snow sffalling in vermont and maine. it should last into the afternoon and then we'll see improvement there. there goes the storm system as we go throughout the day today then weal start to dry out it's going to be breeze and chilly behind it as the colder air works in but the good news is we are improving as we go throughout this wednesday we're not talking about a lot more in terms of rain totals by the end of the day, this is the totals we'll see anywhere from a quarter inch to half inch. some spots could see up to anm inc /* an inch let's talk about tomorrow, because the parade forecast looking good, too. we're looking at mostly sunny skies. it will be cool, it will bwell same story as we head to the south. portions of florida seeing showers and storms, also along the carolina coa

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two days ago, he was saying. there is no prison swap deal, and then on the next day, he called for earlt the war committee in order to discuss the swap issue, he contradicts himself, because he does not want to give up to this choice and he does not want the war to end, he guns and gallant failed in the military confrontation, and they want to achieve something, he says that the captives will be returned by force, but he's killing them in the bombardment, they were killed, despite all this power and violence. yet israel got into trouble in gaza because it has failed in achieving the two magic goals we spoke about, the first is resistance, and here is a question, is there since a government that can be toppled or an army that can be beaten? so uh, here's the question, there is the speed among israelis, we heard ziness officials saying that the resistance in gaza will not be able to remain set fast and continue for long, and that its capabilities have become limited, how do you comment on this after 40. israel said there are 16 soldiers killed, of course this is what they decided to decla

who is the earl within the project. and the few years ago, long before the car and the prices of frozen fortune suggested that this natural cold duration natural to over 2 processes should be encouraged without searching so much official deadlines. so to future goals, let them let them by working together by talking to each other, understand where, where they have come to or different run into a guide to kind of volunteer. we do usually on the flavor, profitable to everybody could be arranged. he said, let's, let's call it a great you, raise them on a ship. and she emphasized which we continue to stress until know that the sponsorship must be open to both countries and all of immunizations. situated on the regions on leaving the door open to those who believe that they are most of the universe. but when they, when they become sober, may be able to understand the benefits of the for let's see, mutual respect, mutual benefit, mutually beneficial until duration even this takes place, then we will see one's one they will be

just two days ago, he was saying there is no prison swap deal, and then on the next day he called for earlittee in order to discuss the swap issue, he contradicts himself, because he does not want to give up to this choice and he does not want the war to end, he, gans and gallant failed in the military confrontation, and they want to achieve something, he says that the captives will be returned by force, but he's killing them in the bombardment, they were killed. despite all this power and violence, yet israel got into trouble in gaza, because it has failed in achieving the two major goals we spoke about, the first is resistance, and here is a question, is the resistance a government that can be toppled or an army that can be beaten? so uh here's the question, there is this speed among israelis, we heard zinos officials saying that the resistance in gaza will not be able to remain steadfast and continue for long, and that its capabilities have become limited, how do you comment on this after 46 days passing to the beginning of the operation flood? during these three days, israel said there

between the use foreign affairs chief, catherine ashton, on a stony and foreign affairs minister, earl must pye it would be of some disturbing details about what really happened to the protesters on that fateful day. it's really disturbing fit with the new a new position that they don't want to investigate. what exactly happened? so the berries. oh, stronger and stronger. understanding that behind the sniper stable, it was not going to court, which, but it was somebody from the new position. but when it changed to the operation to destabilize and ultimately over throw the ukrainian government, u. s. wasn't even tried to hide. it's intimate relationship with the pro western opposition with senator john mccain openly courting. some of you claims most on savory. on t, russian politicians as per the c o a playbook us didn't really care who got into bed with one strategic goal of undermining rushes, legitimate regional interest was achieved to print an error stands review. great moment, we are a better and your make ukraine better. but if you are successful, the united states will stand wit

he was also in possession of intelligence that earl vandoorne had been badly defeat in an attempt to recapture corinth on october 3rd and fourth. so knowing he was outnumbered 2 to 1. and i want to say in this case, it is not george mcclellan numbering. he was actually outnumbered 2 to 1. he hadn't made up more troops. and there possibly could have been bragg could evince little hope in his odds, improving, but the retreat creates an uproar amongst his subordinates and in the confederate press. this is the groundwork. this is why i had to start in kentucky, because the discontent with bragg begins in the wake of the kentucky campaign. the richmond whig lamented the bragg's move into kentucky, quote, turned out simply to be a fizzle. while the memphis appeal commented, the retreat was a sad finale to a campaign which had been expected to bring about the redemption of kentucky. quote of what good results are such victories productive if straight away we must relinquish the state to the occupancy in possession of the enemy to lose kentucky, a neutral border state was one thing to lose t

host: who wants to keep that out, earl? caller: the elites. the people trump worked for to build his empire in new york. host: donald trump's lawyers say they want the cameras in the courtroom. caller: i don't believe that for a hot second. host: ok. this is roberto in central california, independent. caller: good morning there to you and your listeners. i have one thing weighing on my mind. i have been trying to hear from discussion on it and no matter how many channels i turned to i don't hear any discussion on who is going to be paying for all the repairs that needs to be done to gaza, the gaza strip and all that destruction israel has been raining down upon that land. i know israel has been receiving a lot of money from us over the years. i heard it was to the tune of $10 million a day since 1968, which is $3.6 billion a year every year since. i don't know if that is true. i guess they have a lot of money. who is going to fix all that destroyed buildings? that land is infested by famine and disease and hopelessness. who is going to fix tha

in 1945, she began dating her best friend's brother, james earl. jimmy carter. the next year, 18 year old rosalynn married the naval academy graduate. the navy kept them moving. their three sons were born in three different ports. their daughter, amy, was born after the family resettled in plains. rosalynn helped run the carter family peanut business before jimmy eventually entered politics. he won two terms in the georgia state senate, but lost his first bid for governor when he decided to run again. his soft spoken wife took to the campaign trail. he won. soon, rosalynn was back. >> i've campaigned full time since april of last year. i've really believe he's going to be the nominee. >> stumping to help her husband become america's 39th president. so help me god. >> throughout it all, rosalynn championed women, children and charitable causes. >> hardworking and tenacious, caring and compassionate. she was dubbed the steel magnolia by the white house press corps, together with her husband, she promoted peace and human rights and built houses for habitat for huma

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peterson put them forward as patriotic news, that's uh, kate technology, the ceo is guy called ido earling, who's obviously israeli intelligence, you have rity sunek, info systems oliven, the 8200, google have 99 employees that are formed. 8200 uh, you have enny palma, the former director of the israeli military intelligence, in charge of meta facebook, instagram, whatsapp, uh, then you've got the microsoft people as well, um, all the companies that are reporting to be very, should we say, nationalistic, are 99% of the time run by uh, literally uh, israeli intelligence have their fingers all over every pie on the internet, um, so when these companies start up. to rival the bbc and everything else, they're nothing of the sort, they're nothing to do with patriotism whatsoever, they're to do with making sure, and patriotism we have to also remember is very, very close ethnic cleansing, it's very, very easy to take from uh patriotism into ethnic cleansing, into just wanting a pure society of your own people, um, so at least one of those things where they just go in and muddy the waters, yeah,

i know i speak for the entire oregon delegation when i say earl will be sorely missed in congress. he leaves behind a legacy of service and dedication to making life better for working families, not only in our state, but across our great country. i wish him and his family all the best in his new chapter. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from oregon seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday next for morning

she began dating her best friend's brother, james earl jimmy carter. the next year, 18 year old rosalynn married the naval academy graduate. the navy kept them moving. their three sons were born in three different ports. their daughter, amy, was born after the family resettled in plains. rosalynn helped run the carter family peanut business before jimmy eventually entered politics. he won two terms in the georgia state senate, but lost his first bid for governor when he decided to run again. his soft spoken wife took to the campaign trail. he won. soon, rosalynn was back. >> i've campaigned full time since april of last year. i really believe he's going to be the nominee. >> stumping to help her husband become america's 39th president. >> so help me god. >> throughout it all, rosalynn championed women, children and charitable causes. hard working and tenacious, caring and compassion, innit? she was dubbed the steel magnolia by the white house press corps together with her husband, she promoted peace and human rights and built houses for habitat for hum

we spoke with international consultants, earl rasmussen, who said biden, is trying to link the prices to secure additional funding for both israel and ukraine. the early no linkage between from us and so, but actually russia has been trying to advocate for a cease fire. it's been with us. it's been blocking c fires that in the, in the un uh, regarding a gaza area. the trying to get it to work for joy funding and increased funding. if we look at the funding bill, we put out for 100 some 1000000000 trying to get through 60000000000 is for ukraine . i mean the, this is the continued or black hole. ukraine is losing, the war is losing so many men, all this will do is pro long it and, and it just, it is the tragedy, the tragedy that, that's occurring and, and we're helping fuel, he's trying to make the linkage. and to the gartner that, oh, we're supporting democracy. one of them is that really is no democracy in ukraine. we've locked potential fee settlement $1.00. we ignored the russians request letter that came to us. and one, when there's a potential draft piece agreement early in the e

i am showing you as an earl, i'm 100 percent with is really associated with is really please do you know that the majority of those people are arrested by that is really for this for our is really policeman's. so the people for anybody else, the partnership between arms and using is when it's very strong, stronger than ever and the extreme is one to show that there is deficient. no, there isn't. we all united together. i can suppliers and hypocrites like santa, we see dirty ban glasses that is happening in does, this is what it wants to silence. it is, it only wants people to do propaganda for is to say that, you know, this is a self defense, lots of defense that allows it anatomy, the strongest and them and eat to come. it's such clients, again, civilians are the potential for i sees fine gas arrests entirely in the hands of the united states. that is, according to a statement from a mass of the ceasefire, depends on the united states. the us supports israel. most of all americans rooms are in disguise. over guys, there warships are off the boasting and coast america supplies both weapo

and in berlin, steven earling as the chief matic correspondent for europe for the new york times. thank you to all 3 of you for joining us. is steven allen. good, let me start with you in berlin. so the us secretary of state, back in the region for the 3rd time since october, the 7th. all you seeing at all a shift in the us position? yes, i am actually, it's not a major shift, but there's been shifted emphasis. the emphasis is on pushing israel to make sure she met a turn, a gets into gauze, and that there would be pauses, at least for hostage releases. so that is a shift. i think the americans are obviously listening to criticism coming from other parts of the world. they're very worried about their own interest in the region, and they're worried about designs interest in, in the region. and they are urging, as well as the house, i must say from the beginning to be very careful about civilian casualties. and whether that urging is affected or not, it's for others to judge ambassador lote stephen arlington says they seems to be a shift in the us position. but israel doesn't appear

down pro, tests that were witnessed a decade ago in key if those events are, should in a painfully earl regime change and civil board in ukraine. but our slur of underline rushed over most the thoughts instead, claiming the country should be proud of how far it has come since 201410 years of dignity on the side, the striving for freedom, the cold winter nights of your maiden have changed your up forever. the, today, it is clearer than ever. the future of ukraine is in the european union. the future that the maidens fought for has finally begun the will. the un security council also contained and missing on ukraine. on the 10th anniversary of the my down, protests rushes on. busy i took the floor to remind the world were most cool sounds on those events, on the aftermath of the western back, who in keith, a hi done these other rules, the search might done was conceived solely as it means. so we can, in russia, in the interest of the west, the brain has already missed the chance for peace, at least twice in the case of the means. good women's, as well as in march, april 2022. already, dur

call between the use foreign affairs chief, catherine ashton and a stone in foreign affairs minister. earl must play. it would be of some disturbing details about what really happened to the protesters on that fateful day. it's really disturbing that now the new, the new coordination that they don't want to investigate what they expect to happen so that there is a stronger and stronger understanding that behind the sniper stay what it was not. so you know, coverage, but it was somebody from the new coordination well when it changed to the operation to destabilize and ultimately overthrow the ukranian government. u. s. wasn't even tried to hide. it's intimate relationship with the pro western opposition with senator john mccain openly courting. some of you claims most on say, read on to russian politicians as per the see a playbook. us didn't really care who got into bed with one strategic goal of undermining rushes, legitimate regional interest was achieved to brands. america standards review. great moment. we are a better ukraine better. but if you are successful, the united states will s

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