for school, fort university, i never saw might teachers, most of them.tv.ost of them on pictures. we were not even allowed to see them. class wouldin the call them if we had a question and would at the question on our behalf. this is how you grow up. also they list the things you cannot do. for women, it was really huge. you cannot just do anything on public. you have to put on the hijab. it was a very conservative city and i had to cover my face. it was not encouraged to use our first names. at the end of school, as my father's outside, i am not allowed to be standing outside. they have to call me through the microphone, the security guard. a call through the microphone , the gatekeeper, he calls my father's name, not my name. the list goes on and on. brian: we have two still photographs i want to show you. this is the first one. manal: this is us in saudi arabia. they are showing her hands and feet, things are different now. we were fully covered. we had to put on the he shop. --.he brian: what is the difference we are putting their? manal: this is the

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fort jackson to st. louis. we hitchhiked once to st. louis, washington university and then we went to hitchhike back and got stranded. [laughter] >> we stood by the exit there six hours waiting for somebody to pick us audiotape and finally a guy came and he had a truck that only -- that third gear was strip and he chugged over when he picked us home. i promised to god that i would pick up every hitchhiker that i saw. i'm-- i broke that promise. i'm sorry, god. muhammad ali, the first thing that happened with muhammad ali when he was listed, he was called off to go to his draft physical at the age of 18 and he went to physical and mental test and he flunked the mental test. he couldn't read very well or write very well. he was dyslexic, i think. he had a score of 16 on the test and -- and that was underneath plus he got married. so he was out in two different things. he was married. he got listed the second time, got divorced, joined the nation of islam because the wife wouldn't conform to the nation of islam and dress like that or follow the religion. he now is eli

louis from fort leonard where we stayed in some kid's room at the washington university and then we went to type back and we got stranded in raleigh missouri. >> we stood by the axis there, for six hours reading for somebody to pick us up and finally a guy came, he had a truck and only the third year was stripped and he kind of chilled over and he picked up that and took us home and i promise to god that i would, from that moment on that i would always pick up every hitchhiker that i saw but i kind of broke that promise since then and i'm sorry, doug. so the draft affected everyone and mohammed ali, when he first, the first thing that happened with mohammed ali was in 1964, right when he was fighting sonny liston, he was called up to go for his draft physical at the age of 18. and he went for the physical and the mental test and he flunked the mental test. he really couldn't read very well. and couldn't write very well. and math was, he was dyslexic, i think. and so he flunked the mental test and then he flunked it again.and he had a score of life 16 on the test. and that was underneath

fort meyer after being run over on south dakota avenue tuesday. two years ago, the same truck driver, 62-year-old ismael alvarez, hit and injured a university student that was walk engine a crosswalk on florida avenue. >>> he should not have been driving. this would never have happened to bianca, i don't fault the driver, i fault the contractor. >> reporter: alvarez was arrested for the 2015 hit and run after this week's crash. his employer said this, safety is our top priority. we are looking in to what happened and working with authorities as they investigate the july 11th accident. >> police release pictures of a man they say satisfy acknowle-- attacked a man on a ride on bus driver. he got on started to beat the driver with the radio phone that he used to call police. the suspect was caught on another bus after that assault. next at 11:00. it's more than 70 years overdue. but a largely untold story is finally coming to light as a world war ii vet gets honored with a purple heart. >>> and a look at the florida sinkhole that is already swallowed up two homes and at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood ente

independent journal review writer and university of iowa fan benny johnson is a friendly back with nebraska governor and not cornhuskers -- whoever's team lost would have to drive fort huber wearing gear from the other team in the other state. he drove around des moines, he wore iowa gear head to toe. he had four rides that night come all the money went to charity. he told us "husker football is a quasireligious expanse here in nebraska. i will always bet on the side of righteousness and on the side of excellence. go big red." huber was happy that is it for "special . he he he he clear skies there. this morning. he is there to visit france, exposing some common ground with french president emanuel that krohn. of the two agreed to agree on climate change. rob: chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president in paris. >> rob and heather good morning to you. quite a scene in beautiful crowdless sky here in paris as we watch these military formations come down. the parade was led off by heavy artillery tanks and then a flyover that included the air force thunder birds and f-22 rant tores.

fort and the president himself. investigators are looking at real estate dealings and bank transactions. you can read more online or on bloomberg to read the full details, including trump hotels, the miss universe pageant, and much more. again, bloomberg exclusive reporting. markets are reacting, particular he the dollar. julie: the dollar has been more react to political news than we have seen stocks react to political news. this time was no different. the dollar at 10:00 a.m. taking a leica lower. it had already be turning lower following the ecb press conference, but the sharp move came out after the robert .6%ler story came out, down and continuing the downtrend for the u.s. dollar as of late. we did see a leica lower in stocks as well. they have largely recovered and now back to the little change line where we did see a bit of reaction in trading volume. trading volume has been low. along with volatility. this is the average volume for the s&p 500. if you look at the bloomberg terminal, we did see a spike. look at whatn to i'm talking about. you have the average fall you for 20 days in the blue bars. the white line is where we are today. at 10:30, we saw that spike in volume. but forome ba

independent journal review writer and university of iowa fan benny johnson is a friendly back with nebraska governor and not cornhuskers -- whoever's team lost would have to drive fort wearing gear from the other team in the other state. he drove around des moines, he wore iowa gear head to toe. he had four rides that night come all the money went to charity. he told us "husker football is a quasireligious expanse here in nebraska. i will always bet on the side of righteousness and on the side of excellence. go big red." huber was happy that is it for "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. >> martha: the white house goes on offense pair to the president goes to france. in senator 's struggle towards a potential deal on health care tonight. good evening, i am martha maccallum, and this is "the story." the president on the ground in paris, and meetings with president macron. had this to say about the meeting that is being called a smoking gun. >> we took a meeting with a russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a russian lawyer. it was a short meeting. from a practical standpoint, most people would've taken that meeting. it's called opposition resea

fort and the president himself. investigators are looking at real estate dealings and bank transactions. you can read more online or on bloomberg to read the full details, including trump hotels, the miss universemuch more. again, bloomberg exclusive reporting. markets are reacting, particular he the dollar. julie: the dollar has been more react to political news than we have seen stocks react to political news. this time was no different. the dollar at 10:00 a.m. taking a leica lower. it had already be

university of georgia. >> i apologize upfront. i will do some quick thank you's before i get going. fort, greg warro and eric setting up the history conference. greg for maintaining it. if the decent amount of work that gets put into this without a ton of personal benefit. i think everybody really appreciates this conference. to quote my wife from last week, it is probably unhealthy for somebody to be as excited about an academic conference as you get every year before this thing. we appreciate that. thanks to calling for setting this up -- colleen for setting this up. it is great to be back in the madison building. i did a fellowship at crs right here. getting a chance to come here and work with great , rickssional scholars beth, walter and others is the best thing i did in my career. finally thanks to nick and charles for writing such a great paper. for letting me comment on it. i had seen this thing. i saw at southern this past year. i enjoyed the presentation. really enjoyed the paper as well. the methods and data collection is extremely transparent. it is very thorough. comments --

manna fort met with the russian attorney, natalia veselnitskaya at trump tower june 9th during the campaign. the e-mails came from rob goldstone, a publicist who worked on donald trump's 2013 miss universeeant in russia. he wrote that he had a message from a mutual acquaintance. quote: e: >> trump jr. responds: >> in the end, there was probably some bait and switch about what it was really supposed to be about. so there is nothing there. >> reporter: on fox news channel, trump jr. said the meeting was merely opposition research. >> did you tell your father anything about this? >> no, it was such a nothing, there was nothing to tell. i mean, i wouldn't even remembered it, until scouring through the stuff. it was just a wasted 20 minutes. >> reporter: lindsey graham called the e-mails disturbing and problematic, and democrats called for trump jr. to testify. >> this is a pattern we've seen from senior level trump officials that has gone back months, where they deny these contacts from meetings with russians, until the move comes out, and they have to recant. >> this is moving into perjury, false statements, and even potentially treason. >> goldstone wrote he could have certainty the infor

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