those three ladies, sister ethel elliot had the highest voice.art harmony. - they were consistent in the song that they chose to sing, which was the old hymns. and they would put their little twist on it. and you knew, okay, this is the branchettes. ♪ i can see my mother ♪ - [mae] as time moved on, aunt mae sort of drifted off from us but ethel and i kept singing. ♪ you know that sin have love ♪ ♪ forever stay just as you are ♪ - when the lord say move [indistinct] some fire get under your foot. you just can't sit still. you gonna holler, you're gonna jump. whatever comes forth, you do it. and it makes me feel, oh like, just feel like i take wings and fly. ♪ oh ♪ ♪ to give my own ♪ ♪ you know that faith ♪ - i belonged to a noisy crew, shouting, and foot stomping and clapping and praise the lord. a church gospel, noisy crew. [wilbur laughing] - [mae] right. right. - just a line or two. [upbeat piano] - can anybody talk about wilber without smiling? he loves to play piano. he loves music. - wilber plays. he plays. ♪ you gotta trust him and give him

they went on afternoon calls and it's, as you say, here you see, ethel, my carrying a handkerchief in the lithograph so she's surely at this point probably going to hold it up and say, look, this object, this is something that you can have, too. this is something that you can purchase and and please do. she's not saying that but the current certainly hopes they do. what i think there's really interesting is that both cultures used the success tree in china the term sisters meant dear friends and that that's kind heartfelt for me just to understand the way in which she might have been holding handkerchief and thinking so than what her audience would be thinking this would be handkerchief. sister, my dear friend, but also the handkerchief was really broadly in the horn handkerchief dance, which was a very popular, a dramatic presentation. china in america or american women used the handkerchief early on in the in the 18th century as a kerchief and man used a handkerchief. but in a perhaps more rude way, sort of as a serviceable napkin on which they wipe their fork. but it became much mo

these were people like ethel lantz, she had lost her daughter two years prior to breast cancer and she had a broken heart but she would go around mother emanuel church singing one day at a time, sweet jesus. that's all i ask of you. did me the strength every day to do what i have to do. it was people like taiwan the sanders, he was our youngest victim. just graduated college, at the world in front of him, but on that night he stood in front of his 87-year-old rate and susie and look at the killer and said, we mean no harm to you. you don't have to do this. or it was people like cynthia heard whose life motto was to be kinder than necessary. that's who these people were. the first time at a shooting in a place of worship, and it brought south carolina to her knees. and everyone wanted to define this based on racism and gun control and all of these things, and they put my arm out and i said it would be a a time and place when you talk about that, but right now we have nine families that need peace and we have nine people that we need to lay to rest. i went to every funeral, every funeral

it was the great comics of the time, jewel and warriss, ethel revnell and gracie west, nat jackley, albertdonald peers, the singer. it was a great experience. it was the highlight of the year, but the great comic was frank randle. frank randle was scurrilous. he was a little fella, wiry little fella, and he had two or three characters. they were sketches, rather, it wasn't stand—up, it was sketches, and he'd be a vulgar old man. he'd take his teeth out. and it was... it was bawdy humour. it was, it was risque for the time. but by today's standards, it wouldn't be seen as... it'd be seen as very tame. but he was a great comic. your name? clutterbuck. jeremiah clutterbuck. aye. now, listen, jerry. jerry? mrjerry, if you don't mind, i i have a handle to my name. so sorry, mr buttercluck. clutterbuck, shuttlecock. i'll stand the whole book from thee! i i was only saying mr cluckinghen, erm... my name is cattletruck, erm, chutterpluck, i'll have no - more of this. calm yourself. 0h! he would generate laughter that was extraordinary. my father would be weeping with laughter. and my mother too. f

on north korea says ethel, expel the american soldier, travis king after we dashed across his border in july. the . so we're going to begin in northern iraq for at least 93 people has been killed and dozens have been injured in a fire at the wedding investigators and trying to find out what caused the fight in some done you, i'm in the racks and in the province, the interior ministry says 9 people have been arrested. not going to have the overhead has more. it was supposed to be one of the most magical knights of the couple of lives in the mid of their wedding celebrations. happiness indistinctly turned it into heart on the fly, out to the through the packed hold. the witnesses described the venue catching fire in seconds. then there goes to this little they were about to do a slow down, and then they lit up. this thing for the dogs which caught fire flow students many who survived the child by sea bid boons and in a serious condition. just the most extra. i came to the hospital enough for a while. they called me and i was told that 22 members of my family up and so i came here and s

now i would like to introduce robert ethel. successful very athlete, a successful businessman, a noted and distinguished philanthropist and gave the world a gift. he gave us a gift in the remembrance of the story of in world war ii and the monument men and women who helped give attention to cultural heritage and helped save the spirit of humankind. robert in his book turned into a movie, really exposed tens of millions, maybe even hundreds h of millions of people in so many places around the world about this mission. as i noted -- i told robert ahead of time, he did not know that story about haiti. here is the minister in haiti charged with rebuilding his country, up to 200,000 people have died and his country lay in ruins and he was inspired by this book. robert? >> [ applause ] >> thank you very much for those comments, richard. exceedingly kind. i am deeply touched your story about what took place with the minister in haiti. i want to think as general cr carter, of course, the team at the smithsonian cultural rescuef initiat

under a domestic violence restraining order, and so many of you might think that part is unsympathetic ethel and i did initially, but some background that these are usually granted as part of a civil proceedings in divorce cases, lawyers routinely advocate for the pursuit of these orders. and sometimes both parties filed in against the other. judges who deny them can face a lot of heat. so many judges in practice approve them as a matter of course. judge ho in his concurring opinion in the fifth circuit noted there was a restraining order issued once against a man who told his wife that he was no longer attracted to her, and one issued against david letterman because the person thought his appearance on tv was annoying. and a lot of these divorce cases there are mutual protective orders, each spouse gets them against the other. so judge ho mention that this might actually this law might actually hurt domestic violence victims because they are more likely to be law-abiding, and it's illegal to possess a firearm while you have a domestic violence restraining order against you. so to the legal

her, and therefore is loaded into the next system, then when the background check is run, when the ethel, the firearms, federal firearms license and contacts next to proceed with the sale, that would pick up the so-called protective order you are talking about. and if that's a prohibitive, that would block the transaction, is my understanding. >> in the absence of an application or applicable state law, is there a way for the fbi agents to seek an order under federal law? >> i'm not aware of any federal law to that effect. >> exactly. if an fbi agent has information that someone has been violent many times in the past, but is not able to seek a criminal conviction, is there a way for the fbi to deny the sale of a gun to that person? >> we only deny sales for people who are prohibited by law from possessing firearms. >> my bill, the federal extreme risk protection border act which was passed by the house last congress would provide americans in all states access to these truly lifesaving measures. i have reintroduced this bill again, this term, and congress passed a bipartisan safer commu

these were people like ethel lantz. she had lost her daughter two years prior to breast cancer, and she had a broken heart, but she would go around the church singing "one day at a time, sweet jesus, that is all i ask of you, give me the strength each day to do what i have to do." our youngest victim had just graduated college, had the world in front of him, but on that night, he stood in front of his 87-year-old great aunt and looked at the killer and said, "we mean no harm to you. you don't have to do this." or people like cynthia hearst, who was life motto was to be kinder than necessary. that's who these people were. it was the first time we had a shooting in a place of worship, and it brought south carolina to its knees. everyone wanted to define this based on racism and gun control and all these things, and i put my arm out and, there will be a time and place when we talk about that, but right now, we have nine families that need peace and we have nine people that need to be laid to rest. i went to every funeral.

ethel also let's go to the cinema. the viewer, he is drew's grandfather, he is a legend of the american theater, as well as the star of nemov and sound cinema, his son john jr. also became an actor, and then the burden of popularity was shouldered by famously his daughter , drew barrymore, known to us. well, how can one not remember the man in a bowler hat with a mustache and a funny gait, charlie chaplin, one of the most iconic figures in hollywood, the actor was married four times, he has 11 children. eight of them are directly related to the show business daughter. geraldine became an actress and her daughter too you don’t know her as an actress, but she is, and she continues the dynasty, how can the others also try not to get up. well done, have a wonderful weekend, see you. let's chat on saturday. our colleague predicts a new meeting with her in a week, and artificial intelligence has been taught to predict scientific breakthroughs, american scientists have developed models that can predict. what achievements awai

it was the great comics of the time, jewel and warriss, ethel revnell and gracie west, nat jackley, albertere sketches, rather, it wasn't stand—up, it was sketches, and he'd be a vulgar old man. he'd take his teeth out. and it was... it was bawdy humour. it was, it was risque for the time. but by today's standards, it wouldn't be seen as... it'd be seen as very tame. but he was a great comic. your name? clutterbuck. jeremiah clutterbuck. aye. now, listen, jerry. jerry? mrjerry, if you don't mind, i i have a handle to my name. so sorry, mr buttercluck. clutterbuck, shuttlecock. i'll stand the whole book from thee! i i was only saying mr cluckinghen, erm... my name is cattletruck, erm, chutterpluck, i'll have no - more of this. calm yourself. 0h! he would generate laughter that was extraordinary. my father would be weeping with laughter. and my mother too. for a kid, it was, it wasjust overwhelming, erm... ..and just the joy of it. and i think that, that does stay with you. and i've worked with comics a lot, and i think it stems from that, thatjust enjoyment of seeing a full house rock with