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

we're going to be like fred ethel going to be like fred and ethel that mentioned at very that you mentioned in top. we're all going to be in contact with the nhs at some point. so we need to make sure that every penny into that every penny that goes into the matters. and if you the nhs is matters. and if you can reduce those harmful conditions cancer is conditions like cancer that is due related to smoking, if due to related to smoking, if you can reduce all that at you can reduce all of that at the end, then you're helping the top end, then you're helping the top end, then you're helping the society. the top end, then you're helping the so society. the top end, then you're helping the so then )ciety. the top end, then you're helping the so then are :y. going to, for >> so then are we going to, for the rest of our days then, charlie live to protect the nhs? because mantra because that was the mantra dunng because that was the mantra during the lockdowns, wasn't it? is going to be the mantra is that going to be the mantra for rest our can for the rest of our days? can can our viewers tonight

you can have one for a not for profit for instance and then you have fred and ethel in their 60s andto think about them for the long-term. so, the 60/40, you don't change that asset allocation just because one asset class does well or not. you build that because it's what fred and ethel need or it's what the institution needs and it's sticking with those disciplines over time because you can be so profoundly wrong about things like this that will protect you over the long term. >> let's get to the meat of the matter here and that, michael, would be the kinds of stocks, feel free to name names, feel free to name sectors, that you think in the current environment have an edge. >> okay. i'm going to qualify one more time, tyler. short-term edge or long-term edge? if you're looking for a short-term edge you go with the big 7 and just buy them and pray the momentum continues. if you're looking as a more disciplined investor, long-term invest, then i think you look at the things that have gotten beaten up, really gotten killed that are down 20 and 30%. and i think you -- >> what are these,

and the idea of ground operation seems to be a matter of when not, ethel, what do you know about the timing? that's exactly the situation. and it seems like military personnel, or at least military authorities and political authorities have a split decision when it comes to how they want to conduct this operation. one of the is really military spokespersons essentially to see. and i suggested that that they are interested in, of course, the feeding hum us, but more importantly, they said that they are not especially guaranteeing that all hostages will return safely. the main goal here is to defeat thomas, and this is a matter of concern for politicians and it is rarely as well. of course, this is really civil. you can suggest that the life of civilians are hostages, should be prioritized above anything else. but this is where things become a bit complicated, just based on that statement, we can see us at least for one. and i can at least understand that the importance of this decision is going to be paramount. and whether this operation actually continues. it is casting some shadows

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communist jews and uh people like paulson would visit and uh pete seeger would visit uh the rosenbergs ethel and julius rosenberg their sons sent their kids to the camp and that there is a real rich tradition of radical jewish radicalism. do you consider this conflict to be a religious conflict and why are we not? so it's interesting because it gets back to kind of what we were saying at the beginning. i think that religion for some people it is for religious. it is just conflict and they think that this is where jews are supposed to be, but mo and israel is weird because it's secular kind of but also not secular, you have to get married with a like you have to have a conservative rabbi marry, you can't even, i think orthodox, you can't even have like a reform rabbi, marry you, but um, and things like shut down on fridays, but zionits were mix and like theodorell who's considered the father of zism wasn't religious. uh for lots of people has nothing to do with religion, it it's for some people was having a safe place for jews uh because of the programs and persecution and of course the holoc

injured to palestinian, joining us to being killed and several others wounded in the recent is ready. ethel's attack on the residential building and then were killed while filming the moments the war planes targets at the civilian area. according to media reports like will say that that may be more people trapped on to the rental. at night the residence of these buildings fled their homes and went east because of reports, the jews have gotten to bump the junk building soon after residents took shelter over there near the come of building, which is located on the opposite side of the suddenly israel bump the hell of building culture into people's expectations. therefore, no, there are numerous martyrs among a relatives, and they say there are people trapped under the rubble. that's what happened to me . but what we have from jamal's or to, to political analyst on the advisors of a former palace to be in front of the salon. if i had to pay claims the situation in gaza is the failure of the international community. i think what's going on, which was exploded last saturday. it is out of your comp

there strikes so clearly every single area inside the gaza strip had been bombarded by the is rarely ethel's cause in the, on the ground for us in southern causa. thank you very much, tara can please stay safe. well, joining us now by phone from the southern casa is new climate who saw that he's a resident of gauze on also political analysts. thank you so much for joining us here on out a 0. let me start by asking you what you're seeing and hearing and experiencing that right now. good evening or monday, thanks for hosting me. of the situation here in the step is beyond the catastrophic. this is a for the past 11 days, i think i've seen something like this. and in my mind, the intensity of these windy bombings, the number of this, the number of injuries and the destruction that had been inflicted on the palestinian, including uh, uh, on some of your, of my internet service. well uh 9 people with buttons on the other end of them. uh huh. busy including a baby who is one year old. and if you add to that, the cut off when exigency pulls up in water, no fuel. everything has been cut. those charg

our director ethel, she is here. [applause] michael who painted the portrait.like to join us. justice kennedy if you'd like to join us too. [background noises] [background noises] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [background noises] [laughter] >> thank you so much governor martinez. thank everyone who just joined us that incredible moment a round of applause for everyone. [applause] don't get too comfortable. [laughter] our next speaker is so well-known in this town that as they say she needs no introduction. but yet she is going to get one anyway. she is the national public radio legal affairs corporation on ite whose coverage of the supreme court legal affairs has widespread recognition including this is a long list. george peabody award the broadcaster of the year. the award for excellence in broadcasting for the national press foundation. she has been honored seven times with the american bar association for continued excellence and legal reporting she is the recipient of more than two dozen honorary degrees. she is also the author of near times best sel

a funeral for murdered synagogue presidents and ethel was held today in detroit the 40-year-old was foundoutside or home. so far there is no name suspect or evidence that this murder was an act of antisemitism. the fbi is investigating in the eighth -- the public is being asked for information that can help. officials plan to you out to date the public sometime tomorrow. that's the latest from the headquarters in new york. i'm jessica layton. more inside with jen psaki right after this is for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away.

some of the actions of his far-right allies, when he made these alliances to remain, to stay in power ethelts, some of the things they said, some of the things the settlers are doing in the west bank, has exacerbated this whole situation. so, you know, i think there will be accountability in israel. netanyahu was asked about that during his press conference. he sort of dodged the question, so, i think it will happen, because it is astonishing how unprepared israel was for this attack. >> do you think parts of the biden administration's possible role in this going forward, whether it be to establish some sort of helping establish some sort of government authority, in gaza would be the acknowledgment of the responsibility of the prime minister? or do you think that would be out of their hands? >> i think it would be difficult. i am just making, thinking of if this was britain, you know, or france. a long term ally. i think the united states would hesitate to dictate, you know, i think really, broadly here, this is about democracy. , and anti-democratic efforts by netanyahu led to protests. in

the is rosa ethel's pounds. gowns of death tells rise on both sides as prime minister benjamin netanyahu tells his country direct more. the hello on. tell mccrae this isn't use our line from coming off in the next 60 minutes. israel's army says the cassandra gates have taken many is ready soldiers and civilians, captive palestinian seas is ready on the equipment. celebrating a mazda surprised military operation across the board. the united states stands with israel president, show a bottom condemn some us for targeting israel, saying the united states will never fail to have is ryan was back the hello until mccray, it's 21 g m t in welcome to l. special. continue in coverage of the guns. that is why war is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has found a vengeance and says he'll defeat him all soft to the groups. unprecedented military operation on israel. nearly 500 people have died on both sides. israel says at least $250.00 of its citizens have died. and palestinians reporting $255.00 deaths multiple is riley strikes, have hit the guns, the strip targeting both the army says with

my mother, ethel, was born right there in charleston. and i am so proud to be proud and honored to be a part of dedication ceremony today, really want to pay tribute to those of you who who dreamed of this this great museum, international african-american museum there in charleston. i want to thank you for allowing me to be a part of this ceremony. i wish i could be with you there in person. hope that this video will in some regard to let you know how special. i think this actually is point of information here for some of you i happen to be a member a proud member of the united martin families of jenkins vale south carolina and we have some really sharp historians who have gone back through the records and are able to trace our ancestry all the way back to a 17 year old slave girl, tracy born or sold auction right there in charleston at the slave market on july 1st, 1799, for the grand total of $300. one of her daughters was katie and it's from katie and one of her sons, jerry that that my branch of the of the trade the family tree has c