about her incredible journey. >> myrlie evers-williams says she's never lived a day of her 90 yearsbtedly battled hate. she's the widow of the late medgar evers. together they fought racial injustice in mississippi. >> our fear of losing each other was real. >> these june 1963 photos were taken after an assassin's bullet struck and killed her husband. >> there was the love of my life shot by the door of his car. >> she promised her late husband if anything happened she and her children would move to california. >> i was determined to see that my husband's life would not be in vain. >> a mission that started with evers-williams earning a college degree in 1968. >> was this safety for you? >> i never felt safe anywhere. but pomona college was the safest place i knew of. >> that safe space will now be home to her personal archival collection, newspapers, handwritten letters, priceless photos, all showing a life lived. evers-williams remarried, became chairwoman of the naacp, ran for congress, and became the first woman to deliver the invocation at a presidential inauguration. every det

. >> reporter: myrlie evers williams says she's never lived a day of her 90 years without love.btedly battl hate. she's the widow of medgar evers. together they fought racial injustice in mississippi. >> our fear of losing each other was real. >> reporter: these june 1963 photos were taken after an assassin's bullet struck and killed her husband. >> he was the love of my life, shot by the door of his car. >> reporter: she promised her late husband if anything happened, she and their children would move to california. >> i was determined to see that my husband's life would not be in vein. >> reporter: a mission that started with evers williams earning a college degree in 1968. >> was this safety for you? >> i never felt safe anywhere, but pomona college was the safest place that i knew of. >> reporter: that safe space will now be home to her personal archival collection. newspapers, handwritten letters, priceless photos, all showing a life lived. evers williams remarried, became chairwoman of the naacp, ran for congress, and became the first woman to deliver the invocation at a p

. >> on this day in 1933, civi rights icon marley evers williams was born.y. a long rich life, dedicated to racial equality but also one haunted by tragedy white supremacist assassinated her husband mississippi's fo statewide naacp field secretary, medgar evers, in front of thei home in jackson, in 1963 she had three young children witnessed the bloody aftermath the murder would serve as catalyst for the path of the 1964 civil rights act. with nearly fighting decades longer to see her husband' killer convicted of murder after two previous all white male hung juries black woman played essential role in leading the civi rights movement, something w want to especially highlight this women's history month marley evers was one of thos crucial figures, embodied by far more than the southern terrorism that took he husband. she blazed a path toward justice and voting right through the civil rights era a a civil rights worker in her own right. later serving as the chair o the naacp and then com becoming the first woman and first lady person to give th invocation at a

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world's biggest betting companies, william hill, has been ordered to pay more than £19 million for failing to protect its customers in the uk, that's the largest penalty everpread and alarming" problems. katie razzall has more. gamble responsibly with william hill... william hill likes to say it promotes responsible gambling, but today the regulator, the gambling commission, has found otherwise. it's accused the company of widespread and alarming failures which put vulnerable customers at risk. gambling itself has never been easier — you can bet on sports, or play poker, for example, at the click of a mouse or using an app on your phone. but there are meant to be checks and balances in place to protect those who might be at risk of gambling—related harm and prevent the industry from being exploited by criminals. it is these kinds of checks that william hill is being accused of not carrying out. one new customer, the commission says, opened an account and spent £23,000 injust 20 minutes without any intervention from the company. another lost more than £45,000 before william hill gave them a call. and some customers placed very large deposits, but no inquiri

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as you say, it's the largest penalty ever handed down by the gambling commission. three companies owned by williamnsufficient controls in place to protect new customers." in one case, a gambler opened a new account and had a spend of £23,000 in 20 minutes without any checks. william hill was also found to have made "anti—money laundering failures" — allowing customers to deposit huge amounts without the right checks. one person was able to spend and lose more than £70,000 in a month. the commission considered suspending the company's licence to operate — some campaigners think they should have done that. jack ritchie took his own life in 2017 after battling an addiction to gambling he'd had since his teens. his parents want much tougher penalties. these fines keep coming and the truth is, until we get licences revoked or we have a proper duty of care, then the gambling companies will not take it seriously. fines of this scale will| continue to be treated as a cost of doing business. they are making billions of pounds through their operations. - to be fined a few million isn't going to change that.

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it is the first ever direct account of the life of the wife of the notorious pirate captain william kidd. sarah lived a long and storied life, and i'm going to give you a glimpse into it. i'm going to show you some slides and going to do a reading from my book. i hope you all will find sarah kidd to be easily as interested and remarkable as famous husband. generations of readers the world over have known this of captain william kidd, the noble sea captain privateer, who turned pirate. the history of the golden age of. the history of the golden age. piracy in which captain played an outside part is replete with replete with the exploits of pirates of many stripes who hoisted the black flag and prowled the seas attacking 17th and 18th century merchant vessels bound for the west indies, west africa and north america. kidd's story is particularly striking. in 1699, captain kidd became the subject of a political scandal involving top officials on both sides of the atlantic, including the king of. there was a wide chase and eventual conviction and execution at the hands of colonial officials w

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williams, is it ever appropriate to turn congressional oversight authority into a weapon to harm a political opponent? >> no. >> how can the politicization of oversight harm the credibility of future congressional investigations? >> that was the point i was going to get, to congresswoman. if the public loses its faith in congress's ability to be a fair arbiter of oversight disputes, and then what does congress have, ultimately? so, yes. this is about the integrity of congress, i think. >> thank you so much. mr. turley, turning to, you have you ever worked for twitter? >> no. >> do you have any formal relationship with the company? >> no. i just have an account. >> do you have any specific or special or unique knowledge about the inner workings of twitter? >> nothing beyond the twitter files and what i read in the media. >> essentially, your responses to the questions here today were your own opinion and pure conjecture? >> no, i would not say that. i try to base them on what we know from the twitter files. >> but you said you don't have any specific or unique knowledge of twitter. but you sp

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