the kgb gives all his agents codenames, ethel does not have a codename, ethel is not a kgb agent.ne of the things that was really tantalizing about the release of this material is that there was one fragment of a memo in which the chief decrypter of the nsa wrote that ethel rosenberg wrote an analysis of why one of the decrypted files and ethel rosenberg doesn't work, in his analysis was, well, she doesn't work. that probably means that she didn't do espionage work. so you have this incredible convergence of both spy agencies on both sides of the atlantic agreeing that ethel was not an agent, which is truly remarkable, but the reason we have this is because we have spent so much time focusing on freedom of information and always advocating for the release of more material. peter: go ahead, michael. michael: i should add that, couple of years ago, we made the decision that there probably is more stuff available from the nsa that has not been released, so we filed a new request with the nsa for materials specifically related to codenames and our mother and we are hoping we will get

kbg gives agents code names, ethel doesn't have a code name. ethel is not a kbg agent.things that was really tantalizing about release of this material in 1995 is that there was one fragment of a memo that accompanied this material in which the chief decrypter for the nsa wrote that ethel rosenburg wrote an analysis of why one of the decrypted files saidid ethel rosenburg doesn't work and his analysis was she doesn't work that's probably means that -- that she didn't do espionage work so you have this incredible convergence of both spy agents on both sides of the atlantic agreeing that ethel wasn't an agent which is truly remarkable buthi the reason we have this is because we've spent so much time focusing on freedom and information and always advocating for the release of more material. go ahead michael. >> i should add that a couple of years ago we made the decision that probably is more stuff available from the nsa that has not been release sod we filed a new request that's pending for the nsa for materials specifically related to code names and our mother and we're

ethel waters did, and it was threatening her career.nd the french specialist that she went to see was in paris. so she did then finally go to paris. and everyone was comparing her to josephine baker. and i think how she was different from her similar, but she refused to perform. i think kind of out of deference to josephine baker. she really just wanted a break from performing. so paris for her was actually a respite. she didn't go there to promote her career, but really to save it through this operation. and what i really am struck by this portrait, which is so beautiful, you can see her shyness. this portraitist has really picked up on that. she's a big performer, larger than life on stage. and she's wearing this red dress with incredible jewelry on it. really beautiful jewelry against the green backdrop. so it's very striking. but she's enclosing her body protectively with her arms and not meeting her eye, looking away. so i think it's a very you know, it's a really interesting take on a complicated person. who is this and what did s

ethel waters was having a laugh. she developed a node on a vocal cord. the french specialist that she went to see was in paris. she did then finally go to paris. everyone was comparing her to josephine baker. she was different from her, similar. she refused to perform. i think out of deference to josephine baker. she wanted to break from forming. paris was a respite. she didn't go there to promote her career but to save it through this operation. what i really am struck by this portrait, which is so beautiful, you can see her shyness. it picks up on that. she's a big former, larger than life on stage. she's wearing this red dress with incredible jewelry. really beautiful jewelry. it's very striking. she's enclosing her body protuckively with her arms. looking away. i think it's a very interesting take on a complicated person. >> who is this? what did she go to paris to do? >> yes. nancy elizabeth prophet, an artist that is not as well recognized as she should be. this is a recurring theme in this exhibition. she was an african american woman, put herself

and ethel has become his home and his districts of the week. he also serves as the deputy district mac, got him in the shower. i grew up here to, i've lived here since i arrived in germany, isn't of the leap for security reasons. he can't show us his home, but he wants to show us his district doesn't ask me if he could give germany has given me a lot in that. so i wanted to give something back of the title. but that's why i ran for the district council focus, struggle, and i'm now deputy district mayor here in the rate sense that's good. and also gomez to p n z. the f bodies mosque is not the 1st muslim house of worship and effort, but others are tucked away in courtyards and can speak to us. it's barely recognizable. the on the, the community is about 40000 people in germany has a goal of building 100 most multics is one of them to him. it's important to the most cause a mental, right. i mean a mosque needs of interaction so that people recognize that this is a muslim place of worship. that's a sea of items so that the mosque is also visible a

. >> ethel kennedy was laid to rest yesterday at arlington national cemetery alongside her husband, senator robert f kennedy. rfk jr was among her children and grandchildren in attendance for that solemn ceremony. kennedy died last month at the age of 96, following decades of service as an advocate for social justice and human rights. >> a women's college volleyball tournament begins. this week in the mountain west conference, and many eyes will be on number two seed san jose state after an emotional court decision which combined the subjects of gender, sex, discrimination and fairnes. this morning, the debate over transgender athletes reigniting after a federal judge ruled a trans woman can continue to compete on a college volleyball team. the player who has not come forward has played for the san jose state spartans without issue since 2022, but this year, many of the team's opponents forfeited games to protest her playing. >> she competed for san jose state without any attention. >> why now? it's i think politics is the answer. >> the judge now ruling the protections of title nine and th

ethel waters is having a laugh at the expense of josephine baker. she did develop a note on a vocal cord. it was threatening her career. the french specialist she went to see was in paris. she then did go to paris. everyone was comparing her to josephine baker and saying how she was different from her or similar. she refused to perform out of deference to josephine baker. she wanted to break from performing. for her, paris was a risk fight. she did not go there to promote her career, but to say that through an operation. i'm struck by this portrait, that is so beautiful. you can see how shy she is. she is a performer, larger than life on stage. she is wearing this red dress with incredible jewelry. it is against a green backdrop. she is enclosing her body protectively with her arms. and not meeting your eye, looking away. it is an interesting take on a complicated person. >> what is happening here? who is this? >> nancy elizabeth profit. she is an artist that is not as well-recognized as she should be. it is a reoccurring theme. she was an african a

among her neighbors were relatives of ethel. ethel kennedy married to robert kennedy. martha's body was found the morning of halloween in her own yard. and those descriptions come from the autopsy report and the crime scene photos that i examined in the courthouse in connecticut right befored thanksgiving. i want to say was 2021. 2020 or 2021. her mom who was still alive and lived in new jersey. the path to tell you what was done to martha was classic overkill. it was the kind of crime that's committed by somebody who knows the victim well and has alive rage towards the victim. when michael skakel was finally put on trial for the crime years and years later and the lot of the evidence as well came from the sutton report which parts of it were on line. my copy of the report came from the late dominic papers which are housed at the university i believe in texas. he had the foresight to know there was a chance at that all of the other evidence would be peeled away and left that for future journalists historians to rely upon. so in any event when michael skakel was eventua

gonna die 808. >> the owners of ethel's are a sort of typical hawaiian mix. okinawan. ryoko ishii aka mom mainland japanese husband yoichi, daughter kanaka who i guess would be japanese okinawan, american, hawaiian and son in law robert, who is of course mexican what's that? >> big feet. oh nice. that's pretty. >> oh, wow look at that. >> that's the right type. that's the type that looks good ha ha ha ha ha! >> spam and bitter melon. >> now we are talking oh that's awesome i just called a local food no, but local food is like covers, like a wide net. >> when i look at this table again, i just got portuguese japanese. you got okinawan world war two. i don't know some type of korean. korean japanese, hawaiian love child. right? kind of awesomeness. >> the food is some bone deep hawaiian stuff. my friends which is to say, a delicious mash up of well, look, take taco rice. it's a dish created in okinawa to approximate tex-mex for homesick american gis. that was then appropriated in a post-ironic way by younger generations of okinawans and japanese, and has now found its wa

. >> reporter: ethel. >> is a working mom after having given birth to five. and berry the red panda is ready to climb to new heights if she wins. >> one of our most experienced candidates and red pandas are endangered in the wild. her candidacy is all about taking action now while there's still time to help. >> reporter: the polls close on november 5th. the public is invited to vote. it's sure to be a wild election. >>> we'll be sure to keep a close eye on that race, finally in our inspiring kids series, we're bringing you an update on a story we shared with you back in 2020 about a group of kids creating and mailing out postcards to remind people to vote. those same kids are back at this year and breaking their own records. let's get details from kate snow. >> reporter: back in 2020 these third-grade students from washington, d.c., found a creative way to encourage people to vote in the presidential election. >> we've been writing postcards to people to get them to vote more. >> reporter: designing postcards while social distancing during the covid-19 pandem

so a catastrophic crisis management in valencia and the area around and flip charts that report to ethel in ukraine rages on an increasing number of russian does that reach in europe. this illusion with pollutants war of aggression order is terrified of getting killed and making their way from places including conflicts down to the you. but was here the feel fall from safe. but i know the criminal is um, as long and many also fearful that families back in russia w is natalia as well as civil met, some of them in front, a better way. sure. of course, the thing i felt was freedom when i arrived here. i could find land friends at the window. alexander is beginning and you live in france. he arrived here after fling russian army. it was one of the card is decisions of his life. you know, there's, but should i or shouldn't i consider betrayal? but in this case, i think it's the only right choice. it's about the loan. a deal is just and i don't blame the criminal case will be opened against the will. your house will be searched your mother question. you are unlikely to come back to russia in t

entire west now looks more like a mixture between a broomstick, a barber shop floor and you're on to ethel after she suffered a stroke on the video. i like the reason for why why she's doing well. i mean, why do we tie for stomach virus? the fear knocked me out? just expectations. types of gender qualities. yeah. mostly chairs and what the, what do we have to listen to this one? why do i have to look at you, alexander herman? why, why do, why, a new home? why do we have to look at alexander herman? because i made you do this hopefully, even faster society. that brings us to the end of another episode here at the center for this information. ology called you and i will not be transported back to our cryogenic containers in preparation for next week. has all been about the illusion of democracy. and when actual democracy takes place in somewhere like georgia, where the routing party rejected the l g b, t to propaganda. and they wanted to know where the opposition were getting their money from the terrible crime of, uh they get an attempted coup d'etat basically not by some dictatorship, perf

quickly ran out of conversation and just kept repeating the word"cool, cool" to each other. [ laughter ] ethel bit too hard and we had to call her a a stagecoach home. while alice started canoodling with our old gym coach and everyone marveled and how much weight ezra had gained. [ light laughter ] also, it was clear to me that i had voted quite differently than everyone else during our last election. [ laughter ] it's now 2:00 a.m., and we are all, as they say, "lush a.f." and will be too ill to enjoy tomorrow's feast. forever yours, samuel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's "the first drinksgiving," by ken burns, one of the best out there. [ applause ] cool, cool. [ laughter ] some business news. i read that burlington coat factory just announced that revenue is surging. >> steve: hmm. >> jimmy: yeah, the ceo is like, "wow, it turns out we sell way more coats in the winter." [ laughter ] finally, a lot of people are gonna be shopping this weekend. i saw that it's expected to be the busiest black friday ever. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: that's great 'cause after 24 hours of fighting

more attacks against his beloved despite us the spot and living on now and it's full to die is rouse. ethel is targeted was it says was his beloved military infrastructure near the border with syria. it was being used to transfer weapons and to live in on as well. so that because the police minister has pledge to rescue old mine is stock into disuse goldmine. he made the pledge off to making community leaders and family members. some of the minus i believe, to be held against the will, but the gangs are kind of denial. i'd be like this friday does 3 by day each and every 3rd. you're now is cubing the someone who's dying underground. so i'm going say was, are the someone who is the day you might be 5 leg you to describe the be the 1st ukrainian president for a lot of miscellaneous cases. the war with russia could in quickly if you crime is allowed to join. nice. so he says, an invitation to join the alliance could in what he called the hot stage of the war and lead to negotiations aimed at returning territory occupied by russia. many analysts feel that nato was unlikely to make such an offer

he appeared to suggest that to barack obama when they saw each other at ethel kennedy's funeral. have beaten her is what he was mouthing to barack obama at the funeral. if you know joe biden, he also believes firmly that he was, not only the only one that could beat donald trump in 2020 but 2016, but he has spent his presidency, not only repairing the american economy, trying to lower inflation, repair american relations around the world, which he spent an enormous amount of time doing that. it is his pride. and so this is, obviously, a huge blow to not only his legacy but his confidence. and so his remarks, you're right, will be viewed so closely about after he just recently suggested that supporters of donald trump -- >> yeah. >> were garbage. >> and he has 76 days on this term to deal with the crisises you're talking about. >> these polls don't suggest a biden success in this electorate. i don't see where he would have done better. >> i know, he will claim that. they have a healthy ego. we are still waiting more results and will dig into these numbers. america decides, electio

now it looks more like a mixture between a broomstick, a barber shop floor, and you're on to ethel after she suffered a stroke on the video. i like the reason for why why she's doing well. i mean, why do we send her typo stomach virus? the fear knocked me out. just expectations. types of gender qualities. yeah. mostly chairs and what the, what do we have to listen to this for? why do i have to look at you alexander herman. why, why do, why a new home? why do we have to look at alexander herman? because i made you do this hopefully, you bastard society. that brings us to the end of another episode here at the center for this information. ology called you and i will not be transported back to our cryogenic containers in preparation for next week. has all been about the illusion of democracy and when actual democracy takes place in somewhere like georgia, where the routing party rejected the l. g, b, t to propaganda. and they wanted to know where the opposition were getting their money from the terrible crime of, uh they get an attempted coup d'etat basically not by some dictatorship, perfo