and good timing: jane and kurt's second child, edith came along in 19-49.laces.l, player piano, which earned a good review in the new york times but didn't sell much. eventually, with more stories sold, vonnegut quit g-e and moved his family to cape cod, massachusetts. and so it went in the 50s a few stories sold and another baby, nanette, or nanny born in 19-54 and work on another novel 'the sirens of titan.' and more stories. then, personal tragedy struck again .. with the death of his father in indiana in 19-57 and again and again, a year later. just two days before his beloved sister, alice, died of cancer her husband, james, was killed in a commuter train wreck in bayonne, new jersey. >>nanette vonnegut: when we were here together in indianapolis, he talked about allie. he was triggered by being in indianapolis. i watched that and the way he talked about alice was really profound, the depth of love and sorrow and the missing. i just think he was pretty numb by life in some ways. i mean, he could do a good ditty whatever, but when the real memories came

rebecca in her fight to keep the couple together and to bring edith back home of t.osity and falling out of the sky like a fairy godmother, she wasn't even able to get edith out of the grips of the guardianship system. >> tom, if you could get a screening for every member of congress to see this film, what do you hope they would takeaway from it? >> i hope that each of them in looking at their own families would feel the universal connectedness, regardless of their back ground, their political beliefs. the fling unites us all is family. and to take care of our families should be our highest value. the safety net that they need to provide coming from that part of the country, from d.c. it needs to emanate out all over the land. just take care of the people who are most vulnerable. and this includes the disabled veterans, people who have reached a certain age and are vulnerable west need to protect them and cherish they will. >> this makes me say yes, i have to call my mother and grandmother more often than i do today. the first thing that you end up feeling. i'm sure

edith kimani welcome to the program now india has announced plans to spray water over the capital delhi to try and alleviate one of the worst cases of smaug the city has ever seen delhi is known for its poor air quality but this toxic cloud. has prompted the government to declare a public health emergency now look at this it's a satellite image which was captured by nasa about a week ago and it shows the smaug stretching from india right through into pakistan now falling temperatures often make the air quality in the region worse before the onset of winter in fact people in pakistan are struggling to breathe. for weeks now one of south asia's biggest cities has been submerged in small. the whole pakistan is chucking with levels of pollution many times what's healthy. distrait might still be clogged with traffic but police have been urging people to stay at home because with visibility it museum driving in lahore has become a risky endeavor. even though. it's difficult to travel or getting sick a lost people have here respiratory throat infection. and the casualties of what's been dubbed

edith you money it's good to have you with us egyptian warplanes have hit back. militants suspected of carrying out friday's attack on a mosque in north of sinai now the jets struck vehicles and hideouts said to be used by militants in mountains nearby the death toll from yesterday's attack has gone up to three hundred five so far no one has claimed responsibility but prosecutors say the militants were carrying flags of the so-called islamic state. their images which are intended to reassure a shake a nation the military says it shows egyptian fighter planes bombing those responsible for yesterday's attack officials say they also struck a number of the militants vehicles and property but the details of the strikes are almost impossible to verify that the military action was part of president abdel fatah cc's promise of swift and resolute retaliation and i'm going to stick with. retaliation for this the house of prayer turned into a place of carnage. yesterday egyptian t.v. showed images of the horror of what went on inside the al rode a mosque. the attackers came

that's all for now but be sure to tune in for more news at the top of the hour with my colleague edith current clearing until then good bye. i am hoping to find tens of thousands of fans for their mega life sets. of a movie it's just a really beautiful.

i'm edith you money welcome to the program now mass pro independence protests beginning in barcelona at this hour separatists are demanding the release of officials jailed for backing catalonia independence from spain at least eight former members of the cabinet are in prison on charges of sedition rebellion and misuse of public funds on friday the formal council on speaker was released from prison after she posted bail she had been jailed as part of an investigation into this the comes to us is that led to catalonia declaring independence from spain former leader of the region currently in brussels battling extradition to spain has called for catalyst to create noise in the protests today . well joining us now live from alessia is d.w. correspondent michelle and hanna thanks for joining us so we've just seen live pictures of people gathered in boss alona today pro independence parties do they still think they have a chance that they will see an independent cuts alone. well these people who are taking the streets of barcelona today again after many other demonstration we have seen he

i'm edith to money welcome to the program in pakistan fresh clashes have broken out between islamist protest as and security forces a symbol of violence yesterday left six people dead and almost two hundred injured the demonstrators have been rallying on the outskirts of the capital islamabad demanding the resignation of a government minister of the day accused of blasphemy the blocked main routes into the city for almost three weeks now on saturday pakistani police and paramilitary forces failed to disperse the protesters despite a violence crackdown. and on the line now from islamabad is journalist assad how she must not thanks for joining us so the government has now called in the army is this a sign that it's losing control of the situation yes that's certainly the inference that we're hearing out here from the step that they took last night late last night calling the army in need of civil power to establish control over the situation and what we've seen then is that the army has actually not deployed any personnel and the key for folks on the military which of course has rock o

. >> so i spent most of the the 18th of century the navy will have with current units it edith -- he is not impeachable for her but talk about high crimes and those are impeachable those are precedents and i think that characterization is there but signing the executive orders that are a legitimate way to manage the executive branch so as president trump says i want to restrict the flow of regulations here is the executiveor order that is completely fine. all presidents as long as it doesn't override the ruling congress. so i hear the ordinarily negative up process is that the ballot box is where you express. >> new york democrats line. >> caller:. >> good morning. the obvious question to have that abuse of power with the fbi director to step up and to find robert mueller. >>. >> and that is insulting. the with that to authoritarianism. >> that allows impeachment. and to describe that territory of officers and reagan in the current president to fire the fbi director it is not the impeachable but if the president can't get rid of the fbi director for surgeon reasons that have nothing

and the other was edith north rogers from lowell, massachusetts. >> the bill that was introduced evoked fierce opposition. one congressman asked what's become of the man hood of america and called women in the military revolting. but fdr signed the bill, giving women a place in the army. they wouldn't be an official part of it until a year later. >> what's the difference between the original army intent of a well's army auxiliary corps and what becomes the women's army corps. >> they weren't an official part of the army. even though they had army uniforms, they were trained in the army. they were at an army base, they were an auxiliary. it didn't work. they went to the women's army corps, which was just like any other corps in the military. the woman in charge of the women's army corps. >> they called them wacs. when they first arrived the colonel said you have a date and a debt, a date with democracy and a. >> i felt a little patriotic. my older brother had a family and my youngest brother was 4f. i said to my mother, i think i'm going to join. let me take the place of the boys in the

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. >> edith's kids exercise at this gymnastics center. >> i have three girls here under the age of 8. >> jonathan o'dell was arrested. he placed a small key fob camera in the bathroom, he was arrested two weeks ago. >> we need to be thorough, and we still have to reach a legal standard of probable cause. >> police spoke to patients at a community meeting. an employee found the backpack, took the camera and said it appears it was on. he left the bag in the bathroom to see who would reve he walked out of the bathroom with the bag and asked for the key fob back. >> once we recover those devices, we have to look at all the digital evidence and data contained in them. detectives searched o'dell's house and car. they found an instruction manual on how to use a key fob camera and two downloaded videos of underaged girls. detectives did not find any videos of girls from silver stars gymnastics they're still processing the data. >> he bonded out of jail, he wasn't home. parents want police to get to the bottom of this. >> i want to make sure our kids are safe. >> shemarry stone, news 4. >> it'

it would make edith it's so loud. every september a huge festival is dedicated to beethoven it features both established stars and promising young artists but above all the visitors to the beatles the first one can soak up the awesome energy that classical music still exhibits to this day. runs beethoven interest is a major and highly prestigious classical music festival every september over fifty concerts featuring the main program alone naturally that includes music by lou big beethoven. twenty seventeen for instance spanish pianist javier pouty honest played the fourth piano concerto. of course playing in a city like born and playing beethoven is something very special and that should be because. for today and for there is to play in the safety and where i was born beethoven. twenty seventeen was the elected speech of interest where don't you better organized a public viewing on bonds mark not square. this is what the box. wonderful to have this in bonn i brought him along he comes from iran and i just wanted to sh

. >> new jersey civil rights leader edith savage jennings has died.t age 10, she was invited to the white house and struck up a friendship with first lady eleanor roosevelt. later she went on to become good friends with martin luther king and coretta scott king. she even lobbied to make trenton the first city to declare a martin luther king jr. holiday. savage jennings was 93. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> the bird are back. here's ducis rodgers. >> it is dallas week jim and you know what that means. it's been more than a week since we last saw the birds. that would be the first place birds. jaime apody find out what they've been up to and where their minds are. >> reporter: they're back. the bi

. >> the trentonian, edith civil right icon passed away sunday, reports that she was 93 years old, pioneerore than 100 awards for her honor, her commitment to civil rights, and service and in 2016 also inducted into the new jersey women's hall every fame. >>> from the news journal, delaware's moving closer to expansion of the port of wilmington, and the potential creation of some 5,000 new jobs. three proposal would privatize the existing port on the christianna river while adding new dock, container dock, on l delaware river being evaluated by state and port officials. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> up next, pat's here with your morning sports, good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, eagles had the day off. but their next opponent took the field and without their best player. we'll get you caught up coming up next in sport. hi. camy energy bill?ave on old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of m

included a justice scalia, chief justice roberts, vice president cheney, judges can start, robert burke, edith jones, douglas ginsburg, and j gibson. nine judge, now justice neil gorsuch, former attorney general michael mukasey, peter teel, john allison, and senators tom todd. -- torings us to the today's lecture. it is my honor to introduce barbara olson. white house counsel don mcgann. office, hecouncil served as the chairman of the ftc and was a partner at jones day. all that prior to joining term campaign as their counsel. he earned his ba from notre dame. don has in common with barbara olson and entrepreneurial spirit that he has brought to everything he does. like barbara, he has made his own way often raising and approaching questions in an unconventional way and advocating things simply because he thought they were right. one of his major interests has been judges. another is the administrative state. about which as this conference shows, as we heard last night, there is increasing discussion and debate. it is typical of the don, like barbara, who takes the lead in critical discussions

edith wharton, charles chestnut, if it is a popular culture, a period of buffalo bill's wild west, whichs a massive spectacle, a tour for 30 years. buffalo bill cody is the only real genius ever produced in the american waste that is west. it is the rise of mass press and is the rise of professional sport. and american popular culture which from then until now, the most influential thing about this. the key to the period, the phrase william dean howell used, sufficiency, this is an age obsessed with lincoln. david kennedy, general editor of the series, the only great president and the only hero in my book was abraham lincoln and he died on the first page. that is true. anybody remotely like lincoln, the point was by the end that doesn't matter. it is the insufficiency of the uncommon insufficiency of the common, if america means anything at all, sufficiency of the common, insufficiency of the uncommon. in a democracy, the sufficiency of the common is all that matters, if a common fail in a democracy, it is all over. the uncommon. it seems a thin thread during turmoil of the gilded age, i

edith will use the full refund to cover the cost of some of other brooke's needs.ere we are $820,688. money recovered for our viewers. >> it's adding up. if you have a consumer complaint, head to nbc10.com. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> up first at 6:00, the church massacre in texas. we're learning more about who the gunman may have been targeted. plus, we'll talk about how churches may keep you safe. and how pennsylvania is showing support for texas tonight. >>> a former philadelphia flyer supporting a young man on his road to recovery. >> i just hate to see young people in that kind of disarray. >> i'm cydney long. that's next. >>> and finally, it feels like fall. can winter be too far behind? i'll let you know with the full forecast for your neighborhood, coming up. why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise

and then we had him in 1971, edith howard, and what happened was there was a new adoption policy in the united states army. for us to have that policy, there was a loophole because of until that time, single women were not to be adopting children. so fort meade, maryland, took a stand. they had the authority to approve adoptions and both of those women, in their 50's, adopted. it was a great day for people who wanted to do that. the consequences of war. it was quite a thing and we have people that are dealing with ptsd. we have people that are not sleeping through the night, that are still crying when they see something that still, 50 years later, is touching them. one of the reasons is, when we came back there were no services. i knew guys who went to the bush in a little town near me in olympia, washington, and they stayed there for years. there was no ptsd. there was nothing. people didn't discuss it. they kept to themselves. and so i am now proud that those young veterans, i mean they say to everybody, i have ptsd. and i am like, good for you. good that you can put it out there beca

edith jennings died yesterday at 93 years old. to make trenton the first city to declare a martin luther king jr. highway. she also fought to create the new jersey martin luther king jr. commemorative commission where she served as commissioner. >> well, the next governor of new jersey spoke publically for the first time today about what's ahead for the garden state. taxes of course a big topic. monica malpass live in our news room now with a look at some of the stories that are coming up at 5 o'clock today. hi, monica. >> that's right. governor elect murphy did discuss one of new jersey's hottest issues during this press conference today, taxes on every taxpayer's mind and murphy a opponent of the federal gop tax plan talks about his plan to bring tax relief to new jersey residents. ivanka trump also stopped in ocean city or ocean county touting her father's tax plans. we'll have more on what both of them had to say. >>> they claim it's faster than a lamborghini and a ferrari and it's raid in america. general motors has unveiled

what you do not see is that my future bride, edith carow is locked in the closet. she had been crying at the sad sights of the wounded soldiers and the music. it was annoying me and elliott greatly. we picked her up and locked her in the closet. a sin for which she apparently forgave me. i began my career as a young republican as a young student at harvard college. today harvard university, cambridge, massachusetts. you good common sense people of the nation's capital must understand me when i tell you, i did not learn much of practical value at harvard. most of my classmates majored in the issue of night life across the charles river in boston. it was my own father who had sent me from new york city to cambridge my freshman year with these words. he said, first take care of your morals. second, your health. and third, your studies. i graduated four years later, phi beta kappa. magna cum laude. when i was away my father died of stomach cancer. at a young man of 45. i was in a terribly foul mood. i wrote in my diary and to my family i thought i might go insane with

what you do not see is that my future bride, edith carol, was locked in the closet. i of course began my career as a young republican as a young student at harvard college. you must understand me when i tell you i did not learn much of practical value at harvard. much of my college mates majored in night lie. but it was my father who sent me to cambridge my freshman years with these words. he said theodore first take care of your health, second your studies. sadly while i was at harvard my father died of stomach cancer. he but a young man of 45. the entire city of new york was in mourning, and i was in an entirely foul mood. i rote in my diary i thought i might go insane from sadness. i sought refuge in maine, and there with a great man i hunted and hiked and canoed. we climbed the highest point in maine of the great appalachian trail. and we visited the lumber camps where my vocabulary was greatly expanded. and each and every morning before we had our adventures, i took my canoe to where the west branch of the rivers were joined by first brook. and thereof the morni

. >> serÁ a: adela noriega, serÁ b: norma garcÍa, serÁ c: edith gonzalez, o serÁ d: andrea legarreta.es la ultima, aquÍ se decide. ¡cambio de capitanes! pues, con el que sea. ¿con cuÁl nos vamos? los dos llevan 11.000 puntos. ¿quÉ pasÓ, jessica? bienvenida. >> ay, ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> yo muy bien, ¿y tÚ quÉ tal? >> muy bien. >> ¿quÉ andas haciendo en la vida? cuÉntame. >> estoy con "una familia de diez", de gira. >> ajÁ. >> muy contenta. >> primero tele y luego ahora de gira en teatro. >> exactamente. ya llevamos casi dos aÑos de gira. >> ¡guau! >> estÁ bien padre, estamos muy contentos. >> quÉ buena onda, pues, felicidades, jessica. >> muchas gracias. >> vamos a la hora de saber quiÉn va a ir por los 100.000, en el tablero queda una sola categorÍa. >> ok. ah, ok. >> 90's o milenio. frases y palabras es la Única que nos queda. y aquÍ tamara te podria dar 4.000, laura, eh, te darÍa 8.000, manuella te darÍa 12.000 puntos. la pregunta dice asÍ: en esta pelÍcula, leonardo di caprio declara: "soy el rey del mundo". serÁ a: el gran gatsby, serÁ b: el lobo de wall street, serÁ c: titanic, serÁ d:

my name is edith brew i live in quite a while i say no to slavery in libya no to slavery in libya no to slavery in libya it must. hi i'm wolf tony santana i am ivorian and when. they say no to slavery. and even aside from the formal campaign popular things like. hosting their own video messages here is a french radio host who appealed against the slave trade and when he did this post went viral. i think i have never been so angry and so sad as i am right now i am the descendant of slaves my ancestors were forced from africa to be beasts in the new world i discover now at the beginning of the twenty first century in two thousand and seventeen i discover that in libya after so many accords we're still selling africans in libya we're still selling our youth our youth because they can't support themselves in their own countries who decide to leave who braved the desert the see violence armed groups and up in europe on lampedusa or elsewhere this after so many accords between libya and the european union between france and other countries as african states close their eyes and do nothing

(pam) robert and edith mae schaum met back in high school when they were just 15- years old.2. just a year later, robert served in the u-s navy in world war two. they say their future was uncertain at that time... two children and a cat named "cleocatra" later, the couple celebrates the milestone anniversary. "we had no idea what our future held.""we don't know anybody that's been married that long."(pam) their tips for a long lasting relationship are patience and understanding. the couple enjoys going out for dinner and the occasional cocktail. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney shipp. >>> american princess. >> i could barely let you finish proposing. i was like, can i say yes now? >> i'm outside meghan's mother's home in los angeles. >> everything you want to know about the engagement. >> he got on one knee. >> and that amazing ring. >> it's beautiful. >> plus, meet the inlaws. >> you're a really lucky guy to have her. >> do you think you would be invited to the wedding? >>> plus, melania fights back. >> why

--edith has agreed to kill has agreed to purchase time magazine.och brothers now have a foothold in the struggling magazine in the. attrategist is looking germany's commerzbank. they set a bid to buy all of the bank is not likely. francine: we are looking ahead to a could be a pivotal week in washington. lawmakers have to lock up vote to finalize a tax bill that resident donald trump could sign by the end of the year. the battle over the head of the consumer financial protection bureau could or. -- could go to court. and how will basis his -- and powell faces his confirmation in front of the senate. let's bring back in peter oppenheimer. >> the consumer financial protection bureau was set up after the financial crisis to crackdown on people getting defrauded. target of the republican party since it was set up under the dodd frank bill. is thatent standoff apparently utterly got frank bill, the outgoing elector -- director has the authority to name the new director. trump does not accept the letter of the law and says his authority trumps all else.

. >>> que honrar a paquita y como dijo edith mÁrquez en vida.. por otro lado puede presentarse muy bien nos dice cuÁl es la clave . >>> un problema que se arreglÓ por si solo por la sociedad, por las reglas de su mismo gobierno, no quisiera decir por quÉ no fue fue mi amigo el comandar es mi amigo. trabajamos juntos y que no pueda trabajar me duele. pero hay que buscar lo suyo, tiene familia. tenemos alguien que depende de nosotros. >>> bueno, un video de lo que sucediÓ ayer, que se ha vuelto viral y algunas personas han hecho como opiniones mixtas, no les gusta que haya hecho larry y ariel de tumbar el muro luego que se trata de dar un cierto respeto al presidente aunque no nos guste sigue siendo el presidente de este paÍs. muchos lo aplauden, le gusto a ver a larry hernÁndez y a favela tumbando. ¿que les pareciÓ?. >>> viÉndolo, creo que no es tanto ni de larry, ni de nada. si no es la producciÓn que lo habÍa puesto. si se me hace una falta de respeto. aunque no estemos de acuerdo con el presidente trump, pero tampoco es para ponernos a su altu