in this account, ellen goes upstairs. he shows it to the housekeeper and reveals her they are and basically declares willingness. where this is from is a mystery. definitely in macon, this would have been -- if they were caught with a weapon like this, they would have lost their lives for sure. we don't know. what is amazing snow is they have that as a last resort on their journey. cracks they have a map of their journey. they demonstrate that it is both arduous. so many risks for them along the way. physical and security risks. i'm going to invite my viewers to read this. a lot of interesting details. when they got to philadelphia, they were on free soil. why not just stay in philadelphia? >> philadelphia was dangerous. they asked and said i we say. ? as soon as they arrived, the evolutions are going to want to know about this. there is excitement about their story. the original plan is to go to canada. they are thinking of staying for a little bit. but it is not safe because philadelphia is next door to the south. there

susan: ellen was the daughter of an enslaved woman named maria. she had a really close relationship to this woman. they were both enslaved by a biological father whose name was james smith. james smith originally had a house in georgia which is maybe 12 minutes away from macon. they ended up moving back to macon, into macon. but james smith had a legal vice in his household and they had a number of children. his wife eliza smith is so enraged by this child ellen and her resemblance to her father and her being mistaken for a child of the family that she wants to get rid of her. at the soonest opportunity when her own daughter turns 18 years old, she is given away as a wedding present to become the property of allen's half-sister. susan: a so-called house slave of her own half-sister? ilyon woo: exactly susan: if she was standing in front of us today what would we see? ilyon woo: ellen craft? susan: yes. ilyon woo: short? how light complexion? what did she look like? i have a picture here and her older age i keep on my desk she was very fair. she ha

but mary ellen, this is a motorola product. yes. and part of what supervisor mentioned in terms of the current contractor, are there other options that we have in our various list of contractors that are possible other than the one that we've been working with ? um i don't have the answer to that right now, but i will we'll find out. mayor that's something that we can explore, especially as we're taking a look at different technologies and what might come from the assessment, because it might not just be the technology, but other things that might need to me need to be done to repair polls and other things. yeah and i think that, you know, part of what mary ellen is, is doing is, is taking my direction to move as quickly as possible because because the goal is we want to have this system online. but at the same time, this does give us, you know, we have an opportunity to, you know, take a moment to look at what is what has changed. we can't just neglect the fact that the technology, the advancements with artificial intelligence and

but mary ellen, this is a motorola product. yes. and part of what supervisor mentioned in terms of the current contractor, are there other options that we have in our various list of contractors that are possible other than the one that we've been working with ? um i don't have the answer to that right now, but i will we'll find out. mayor that's something that we can explore, especially as we're taking a look at different technologies and what might come from the assessment, because it might not just be the technology, but other things that might need to me need to be done to repair polls and other things. yeah and i think that, you know, part of what mary ellen is, is doing is, is taking my direction to move as quickly as possible because because the goal is we want to have this system online. but at the same time, this does give us, you know, we have an opportunity to, you know, take a moment to look at what is what has changed. we can't just neglect the fact that the technology, the advancements with artificial intelligence and

it felt good in the beginning that my leg was hurting when i go back in ellen's advise against between the prosthesis yourself do me towards having difficulties with the new prosthesis price care menu for spending mccraney and pro spaces was slightly adjusted and it fits me on with doing that, i can be in it all day long and write a bike work intensively and even when using a punching bag in school. i can't do that with this one thing that's more but he is a 40 is better. and so yeah, so it's okay all adjust to it to the doctor say another operation could help him though, but the 39 year old has other plans right now here in norway post wants to gather strengths full but still to come to me to has chosen to leave the military and look for work, instead of returning to the rules of his future is uncertain. as his previous job in the steel industry is no longer available because of the whole u haul, who is outside ukraine for the 1st time in his life explains to us that norway has inspired him. he wants to travel more in the future. but right now he's drawn to the front, which he appears

for instance, with train ellen? yes. yes, this involves no, it's all fine to the redness is normal. i've just put on the press basis, the easy enough solar back translates. she is the head doctor here. i'm left ukraine 30 years ago, so she takes care of the soldiers personally. how are you? so how does the new prosthesis pain? it felt good in the beginning that my leg was hurting when i go back in ellen's advise against between the prosthesis yourself. do me tools having difficulties with the new prosthesis? rice came in this video cranium. prosthesis was slightly adjusted and it fits me on with doing that, i can be in it all day long. i'm going to write a bike work intensively and even when using a punching bag in school. i can't do that with this one thing that's more but he is a forty's better. and so yeah, so it's okay. i'll just do it to the doctor say, another operation could help him though, but the 39 year old has other plans right now. here in norway post wants to gather strengths full, but still to come to me to has chosen to leave the military and look for work instead of

and lynn are built to to keep the gas flowing. ellen gee, tankers are converted into floating terminals at record speed as rushes sense and majority of gas to germany. the supply fries caused immense disruption. norway, previously germany 2nd most important gas supplier rose to become the new number one responsible for 42 percent of its supply followed by the netherlands in belgium, which have increased their shares drastically. d u countries like austria and italy continue to be supplied by russia. last year, russia was still one of the 3 most important gas suppliers to the you, with a share of about 25 percent. similar to norway and elegy gas, which is becoming increasingly important in germany, comes mainly from the u. s. guitar and nigeria, russia's war and ukraine has drastically changed to europe's energy market. germany has extended a lifetime of coal fired power plants, other european countries want to build new nuclear power plants because of the energy and climate crisis. let's discuss, gemini is changing energy relationship with russia, with olga tacoma from the global energy

ellen: thank you for having me. as we look at the u.s.arket, we see that the big seven as everyone knows has run so far, so fast. starting in the end of may you see the market broadening out. we saw small caps begin to outperform. you saw mid-caps begin to outperform. we saw value begin to outperform. that lasted through most of june and july and in august it began to revert and some of that reversed. even if you look today with the numbers, the jobs were a little bit weaker. what that means is that we are more likely to have a soft landing and ultimately that is really good for those barter companies. part of the reason the market was so focused on the big ai companies and companies like tesla and nvidia and so forth, it is because the market was afraid that there was going to be a recession and a very hard landing. if that is the case, you want to own faster growth companies. if you think the economy will be ok you do not need to crowd into those really big names. we are finding help in health care names out of the smaller companies as

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ellen simpson keeps a close eye on her systems. ellen simpson keeps a close eye on hersystems.isten to her and before she knew it, things got worse. the utility company started taking over £80 a month out of her benefits without her consent. she was one of about 200,000 people affected. it was one of about 200,000 people affected. , , , ., ., affected. it 'ust seems wrong that i didn't have affected. itjust seems wrong that i didn't have the _ affected. itjust seems wrong that i didn't have the right _ affected. itjust seems wrong that i didn't have the right to _ affected. itjust seems wrong that i didn't have the right to choose - affected. itjust seems wrong that i didn't have the right to choose howj didn't have the right to choose how my money was spent. you obviously said this to — my money was spent. you obviously said this to them _ my money was spent. you obviously said this to them and _ my money was spent. you obviously said this to them and other - my money was spent. you obviously said this to them and other people, | said this to them and other people, what kind o

that's ellen was my best interview repository. she had the best and longest memories our neighborhood so not imply that you're older than i am, but it's not so. yeah, you are. very good. thanks for coming. okay. get time for one more question. one? yes, sir. yeah. when i tell people about newark to tell you about it was when i was a child. we had two trolley tracks burned in front of our in springfield that i'm going to our downtown one go towards irvington north with a garden. we had shopping right with new york. we had ball club, we had a a venue, madison square garden called the laurel garden. my grandmother lived next door to they had wrestling. they roller derby. they had entertainment shows with singing boxing. i mean, everything, everything you could ask, everything going for it. and i'm sure nursing went right down the tubes and it was in politics and and as as i point out in the book, it didn't just happen in newark. it happened in essentially every major city in america. and what's painful about it, 60 years later, 50 ye

okay, thank you so much, ellen. this ellen fisher, for us outside the courthouse in atlanta, roseland jordan, is outside the fulton county jail in atlanta. we had donald trump and his 18 co defendants will be turning themselves and possibly can you just run us through exactly how things are going to work there today as well, was rudy giuliani has worked out the terms of a bond release with fulton county prosecutor's. he'll take about 30 minutes or so to come across the city, atlanta, to the fulton county jail, which is down this driveway behind us. and there he will be fingerprinted. he will have to take what's known as a mug shot for the jails records. he could spend some time in a holding cell. john eastman, another of the president's lawyers did have to spend a couple of hours in a holding cell on tuesday as part of his surrender. whether or not that happens really depends on the terms of julie. all these bod, whether there's any logistical matter that has to be resolved before, he can leave the jail. it's not cl

"remember when pride was a sin and ellen page just had her breasts remove by a criminal physician?t triggered an intervention by the canadian government. peterson says he was not speaking his -- in his professional capacity, but the psychology boards that he should not have a voice of his own. he should say the things little well-behaved boys are supposed to say, you know, politically correct things that don't get you in trouble with the culture mafia. the entire episode mirrors what is happening here in the u.s. fema workers are undergoing diversity training about white supremacy while they are supposed to be conducting search and rescue in maui. dozens of republicans have been indicted for questioning an election. americans lost their jobs, their businesses, their reputations during the year. -- the covid pandemic. there's a psychological reprogramming going on right now. they tell us if biden was not talking business with hunter's clients. he was talking about the weather. they tell us the laptops russian disinformation. bidenomics is working. trump colludes with russia. million

for decades, the e ellen has been linked to criminal activity. the government says the group finances itself through cocaine trafficking, illegal mining and ransoms from kidnappings. communities an e. l and controlled area say they need and deserve assurances, a recall on the government to dismantle the paramilitary groups and columbia. by implementing whatever steps are necessary, federal is columbia is 1st left when president, before returning to politics, he joined the em 19 armed group to come back with suspected fraud and presidential elections. and that some say gave him more credibility in the latest round of negotiations with the e l and how they most click of advice. we know that all of columbia has great expectations and become a great willingness to comply with the agreed agenda. colombia has long battled with our in groups, particularly the fark, the revolutionary armed forces of columbia. the peace deal in 2016 ended in more than 50 years of civil war, which killed close to a quarter of a 1000000. people with scars remains particular

and ellen fisher. it is outside the courthouse element. speaking with you, what's expected at the courthouse today and tomorrow when trump is expected to turn himself and rudy giuliani is here. his private play landed from new york about 15 minutes ago. is that in the airport, which is about 1520 minutes. so it could be arriving at the courthouse. and the moment is intentional, but he's going to negotiate ball and he's one of 7 is still haven't done that. he's got to sit down with funding. well as the prosecutor and discuss what level of fall under what conditions i will be attached, we expect it will be pretty standard. we think a be a little around a $100000.00, and obviously he won't be able to contact witnesses or talk with any of the other 18 defendants, unless it's through lawyers. his intention then is to go to the jail to be processed. remember, this is a man who made his reputation on taking down the mall. if he wants to get in and out all in one day wants to get it all done before donald trump appears on thursday night. he's to g

come on as of the national liberation army, ellen signed the bigot off. negotiations in cuba in june. is the 1st step towards a permanent and hostile disease with the um, good. as seen as a victory for president, gustavo petro, more than 450000 people have been killed nearly 60 years of civil that i will surely such a lovely love either. this revolution is on the side of the licensing weapons, are nothing but an instrument of death. leave them let them rust me by. they stick it to you. it seems to me that those who emerged in 1964 as rebels in other generations today should be here on the side of life on the side of their people on the side of transformation. now it is time. so welcome to peace that ask you a choice of live reports from both the president, the celebrated, came to power almost one year with the wrong. this whole piece in this country by increasing security among civilian saving lives, but also dismantling the arm to groups that continue to operate in many parts around colombia, a 6 months. this fire starts on this gate was agreed back in june. it's an agreement that co

largest remaining rebel group and government forces combined as of the national liberation army or ellen signs a deal. often, negotiations in cuba is the 1st step towards a permanent, into hostilities with the group, and is seen as a significant victory for president gustavo petro. well, the 450000 people were killed and nearly 60 years of conflict in columbia. that i will surely love either. this revolution is on the side of the licensing weapons, are nothing but an instruments of death. leave them let them rust me. but a 2nd. it seems to me that those who emerged in 1964 as rebels in other generations today should be here on the side of life on the side of their people on the side of transformation. now it is time. so welcome to peace that ask you to raise a boat, has more from boca top, rated ok to power almost one year with a promise of potency in this country by increasing security among civilian saving lives, but also dismantling the arm to groups that continue to operate in many parts around colombia, a 6 months, this fire starts on this date was agreed back in june. it's an agree

i'll support you to matter what you do. >> i met ellen and her parents the spring.atic changes to new college. ellen had been studying marine biology, but this year, she says she was forced to leave. >> she logged into her classes, her classes were all gone. there was not one class for marine bio that was being offered. she called the school, and the response was, oh, we don't have the teachers on staff to teach those classes anymore. just go pick something else. she was like what? what? i have no advisor. i have no classes. >> a new board of trustees, approved by governor ron desantis, took over new college in january. since then, nearly 40 faculty members have left the school, including many tenured professors. a new college representative told us, many of those professors had been planning to leave before the board instituted any changes at the school. these are faculty who teach in programs, all across the college, in the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. it's going to be hard for the college to continue without the dedication and expertise and

my guess on complex ellen is nina cruz drove up. she has spent most of the war in myself as russian for parents to face the ukranian counter offensive. how safety is prudent positions? thank you for inviting me conflict zone. in 60 minutes on the w, we are all set and we're watching closely. we all seem to bring use a story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for 3 months. done the in recent years, the creative, our team has been the for on the trend of collaborating to bring a broader autistic offering to the public trading spaces. the house move in just one creative expression and in the process strengthening the creative community. today we're exploring such a space, the association of officer toria. yeah. performing awesome fine. all come together in an exciting way.

that is true, is it not is truet a little weird, though, ellen? >> just yesterday that elleny tweeted everyone's moving out of san francisco. we're not going to.y do we're going to stay. and then they do this. that's the part i don't that. tand feel like they don't need him, right? i was just in san francisc o and there was a sign that said, if you see something like suspicious ou shoul, you say so. and i called right away. i was like, dude, there's a guy and he's proven a toilet. amie: did they send somebody? yeah. i goi , i don't think he's from around here. that's it. i thin g:k so. all right, good. i always like to check. you never know. you never know. all right up next, whyy teen boys are leaning right? and te robots that could cause a fright. it's the show that has americans on the edge of their seat and has criminals thinking twice. americans are standing up to protect their rights. crime cam 24/7 with john sticks larkin new true crime obsession hosted by the man who can break it down like no one else. one of the craziest things we've ever

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