he told william foster he would buy the clotilda -- if foster would come to the to africa to make thisun for slaves. $35,000 back then was more than $1 million he also told foster he would pay him with 10 of the captains. right there, mayer has spent over 1.5 million dollars in today's currency. they gave foster 27 pounds of cold -- gold by the people with which was worth several hundred thousand dollars more. right here, you have said nothing more -- you have timothy moore spending a million dollars. >> was there a risk of prison? heart -- how was captain foster able to find a crew? >> foster went around to find that last who were sailors. it was the third biggest part in the country. the rankings were new york, new orleans, and mobile. you will walk through downtown and here language is coming at you from every direction. he felt a bunch of drunks who didn't have family or local connections. he brought them on the boat and didn't tell them what they were doing. they set sail and after they passed cuba they hit a hurricane. the weather was almost torn off. the ship was crippled, one o

care to -- place children who are foster home -- from a foster care to a foster home. there was an idea -- and that black communities and all of society will be better off as a result of this. i will point out that these are based on the idea that government shouldn't support us. that welfare is bad, that resources should not be generously given to families and other people in need. instead, we should rely on low-wage work and marriage and not having so many children. these were explicit objective of welfare restructuring and there was an act that said if we are ending welfare and if families cannot survive and this is disproportionately black families living in poverty, like childhood party much later than white party although both are visible and should be an advertisement to the nation -- visible and should be an out -- of visible --abysmal and should be an embarrassment to the nation. these are punitive -- but blaming them and punishing them instead of turning to what would actually be more supportive and safer for children. this is harm to children in america. is

what must jody foster be thinking right now?ean that hinckley was off the hook. >> you are going to a treatment facility. only when you are better would you be released. >> hinckley was sent to st. elizabeth's hospital in washington d. c., one of the oldest psychiatric institutions of the country. he was put on an intense regiment of counseling and medication, including antipsychotic drugs. overtime, he seemed to change and part of the reason for that was a woman. >> john and leslie met at a halloween party. >> leslie deval was her name. she was a fellow patient at st. elizabeth. writer elsa walsh interviewed them for the magazine about her romantic relationship with frankly. >> leslie deval was described by neighbors, family, friends, and her ex husband as a wonderful and perfect mother. she had killed her child. >> deval was also found not guilty by reason of insanity for her horrifying crime. she was sent to the psychiatric hospital. today, the old grounds are closed. buildings are abandoned. >> what was it like when you came

foster care system should be like.eds to change? what needs to be done? david: first we should stop attacking the folks that make up the system. we are the system. all of us on the system. we underfund and hack away at the social welfare safety net and that we are shocked the people doing the work on the frontline, like my sister became a social worker are unable to achieve the part -- impossible. we over tech and become hospitals and the only place to eat during the day. we are shocked when teachers retire early. imagine for a moment a country that sent a man to a moon can and homelessness -- end homelessness for children. harry foster kid can reach their full potential. we just have to decide to do it. acting can mean learning what is going on inside your community, asking a legislator. if you do not feel comfortable reaching out to a homeless person on the street that is fine. i'm not asking you to do that. i'm not asking to start from a place of what you cannot do. , but what you can do. all of us can give time and

that was used then, languishing in foster care.that the state needed to free them from their parents. free them from their parents! so they could be adopted by better families. some people explicitly said, by white families, who take better care of them. so, that led to a lot that speeds up termination of parental rights and gives bonuses, incentives, to states to place children out of foster care and into adoptive homes. here, again we see this convergence of these punitive systems. but also the politics of it that is based on this idea that black families are dysfunctional, they don't take good care of their children, there's not a lot of harm if you separate them from their families. and the black communities and all of society will be better off as a result. i'll also point out that these are all based on the idea that governments shouldn't support us. you know? that welfare is bad. that resources shouldn't be generously given to families and other people in need. and instead we should rely on low wage work, marriage, not havin

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this came to be because of a connection with vince foster junior. the last person who we knew saul vince foster alive in the white house was under trim. -- in trim -- linda trim. linda says a young woman, and that was monica lewinsky, working alongside me at the pentagon in the public affairs and public information office has made me aware that there is a relationship with the president, but most relevantly, she is asking me to commit her perjury -- perjury because she has committed perjury herself. at the end of that phone call on sunday night, i was away at the american bar association meeting in colorado. she said, you know me. i am linda trimp, a witness in the vince foster death investigation. we took steps, some of which have been criticized, and criticism comes with the territory, but we verify what linda had told us on that sunday evening. she had recorded a number of telephone conversations with monica, so we were reviewing those. the fbi was looking at those as well. we did have the famous episode at the ritz-carlton, which has been severe

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. >> let's bring in max foster and chri christiane. can you give us an idea of who is going to be invited to the ceremonies during the queen's final journey. >> edinburgh we're expecting key members of the royal family, i'm also expecting prince harry to go there as well. his movements are being organized separately because he is no longer a working royal but you will see some key members there, but this is really an opportunity for the people of scotland to pay their respects to the queen. .i think what's very powerful about what we're about to see it's the first time we're going to see the queen's coffin with the royal standard over it, you will see the hearse come out of the gates and there will be a royal salute. just to give you an insight what it must be like inside balmoral castle now, as richard said, this was her favorite home. there is some poetry to this. everyone i've spoken to who has worked for her said this is perfect. she welcomed her final prime minister and then she passed away at balmoral which would have been her wi

do you think your foster mother christina will be able to be happy for you? if today you find your biological, well, it's very difficult to answer. well, i think not. she is the only one of the relatives who did not turn away from christina when she decided to track down her biological family. in polina aleksandrova's studio polina kristina believes that today she met her biological family in our studio. meet my intended, biological mother and sister. you have seen them in photographs. i showed you. you see, they deny, they say back. well, let's see, polina what do you think, they are similar, well, with my mother, it seems to me that the upper part of the face. well, i'm in shock. well, cheekbones , this is the nose, it seems like this is also right looks very similar. i mean, i know christina. yes , from such here and up to such it is very strong. and it seems to me that christina is very similar to you. by the way, when they knew marina assures us that she gave birth to a dead child? well, i don't believe it, it's 100% just guessing, let's say she gave bir

it's like liquid gold to restaurants these days foster. city a place that makes the news much the city website even touts itself as the 63rd safest city in america. we're located in a quiet area where not much happens just weeks ago and 85 year old man was followed home from the costco across the street and robbed of his $30,000 rolex that has yo-yo on even higher alert. i think it's very unfortunate that business owners have to be looking over their shoulder all the time. those feelings of insecurity are valid according to fbi stats property crime has been on the rise in foster city since 2019 with a significant uptick from 482 cases in 2020 to 68 in 2021 while data from this year isn't yet available residents. i spoke with including yo-yo say the trends are prompting extra precautions instead of focusing on the food. we have the focus on security. it's disappointing, but it's really just until we see further change. it's a reality of doing business in the bay area in foster city. deon lim abc 7 news still ahead connecting women to aborti

china to mostly going to talk about foster stick the import. know somebody who pain with the cable say to dictate one big minutes because of all of us. i tell people, nibble's, polio, come next to the new bull fossil it could, it could even happening to baby does couple slow in boy and also kitty, come from end to having some sort. come next to me son. ah father ah, a mutual love of the arts. the stage is set to moralize fading memories ah, in a magical race against time i witness our time mission. on a examining today's headlines, we cannot leave them a good is good at this hot. it's like the titanic heading for the iceberg. setting the discussions, the fall of afghan has done is going to stay with every single ask and for the rest of their life, sharing personal stories with the global audience that our body is trying to me. it is about our own, all right, programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of them. well, today on al jazeera talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak off is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines

i'm either past grandma i oh i oh oh, the owner foster behind me to the foot sneak peak. neither of us can into the less because for this and gleeful in cars in the going on in a severe said go into the battle. so i had to bed in the fall, getting the value info, just to start the sale of ice to be at the obstacle ended up in a school for most, min, dispensable, i get for football, for slow men ticking, can seek the mess. it's only when the football, so i foster him in the, in the military, you'll see that this little off or slow, the listen when he came to visible in china to mostly going to the hospital and have fun to speak to a different partner. so the pain dictate will say to dictate one big minutes because of all of us, i tell people new boss polio, come next to the new bull fossil. it could, it could even happening to baby that's couple slow in volume and also kitty conflict and having some sort come next to me. i saw airway issue, airline of the journey with a whole away official airline of the journey. indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10 large

their foster families have started adoption proceeding. a law was passed in 2018, allowing them to do so after 5 years of custody and denying the mother and opportunity to appeal i ah, what's making the headlines and what's behind them? dw news africa. the show that the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. where on the streets to give you in the reports on the inside our correspond with on the ground reporting from across the continent. all the trend stuff, my talk to you in the 90 minutes on d. w. o. niko is in germany to learn german hello pinnacle. why not learn with him? t w's e learning course. eco's faith. with the landscape. a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. iran's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. the scenery is magnificent, but people are warm in our position as optional. a special look at a special country. iran from above. start september 16th on d. w. it's with, ah ah, ah, this is the w news live from berlin tonight and noth

and is pursuing high-quality development and fostering a new development paradigm. with a strong leadership of the efforts of the people, the strengths of socialism with china characteristics, a solid foundation, and strong confidence in achieving development, china enjoys sustained and sound development and ushering in brighter prospects to make more miracles come true. mr. president, colleagues, with 1/5 of global population, china's march towards modernization has important, far-reaching significance for the world. the path that china pursues is one of peace and development, not colonization. it is a path of cooperation, not a zero-sum game. it is one between harmony of man and nature, not exportation of resources. we will continue to contribute our input to meeting the challenges facing human development and to make our contributions to creating a new form of human advancement. next month, we will convene the 20th national congress. this congress will, in response to the expectation of all the chinese people, set well conceived goals and a task for china's devel

max foster as well.more on the queen next. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down time any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. >>> i declare before you all with my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong. but i shall not have strength to carry out this resolution alone unless you join in it with me as i now invite you to do. i know that your support will be unfailingly given. god help me to make good my vow and god bless all of you who are willing to share in it. >> remarkable to see that on this

did your foster family change your date of birth?well, how is my birth certificate written nadezhda and how old was your mother in 1962? well , it turns out that by years it’s been 17 years here, and we when they talked heart to heart like this, she said that she lived in moscow and worked. well, what period and what years did she not talk about it andrey and when you found out the truth, you tried to find your biological family. i once tried to go to the hospital. well, i thought what was there? well, they told me that they don’t give such data and they no longer looked for it in the studio. you will seem like you. don't know. studio four sisters from the kirov region inna maria nadezhda and marina, and their fifth is only a supposed sister from the nizhny novgorod region they also suspect marina that they all have the same mother vera sergeevna barulina. what do you say? maybe my mother told me that there is an older brother older than me, but she simply did not want to reveal all of us there. that's the whole secret, maybe, as it

and i think through fostering better ties with russian partners. it's possible to invest in joint ventures a job in the russian territory. we could set up a new project for processing these commodities. this will help bringing more taxes, tax revenues for the russian far east. this is also help with china agriculture. there is also energy corporation. all the guests have spoken about the general state of affairs in the energy sector. russia has very rich, natural resources, energy resources. in particular, i can tell you that our corporation in this field is very stable and still has a great potential. you could, you know, there was some talk about the pipeline. we view that and the positive like the same case for science education environment. these avenues are also very promising and quoting, you has also spoken to some questions about the fact that russia is going to the time you allocate france for improving the living standards. and the russian far east and china stands ready to make a contribution of it. so to that will cause the modernizatio

their foster families have started adoption proceeding. a law was passed in 2018, allowing them to do so after 5 years of custody. and denying the mother an opportunity to appeal i with making the headlights and what's behind them. dw news africa. they show that the issues in the continent life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. on the street to give you enough reports on the inside our cars on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trend stuff. my talk to you in 30 minutes on the w o. a is just a thought say well, crazy for no one has no limit. no love is for everybody. love is life. i love matters and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divide and deny that this i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah ah, this is deed of your news live from berlin. another setback for now says moon rocket. the space agencies launch team castles, a 2nd attempt at a lift off citing technical reasons. we'll a

of course, in congress, we support programs that help foster children. i understand that that is a concern and certainly something that we need to be helping with. it is part of our outreach, part of the outreach of the church, and of our faith. it is called upon us to make sure we are helping these people. i participate in that. look, i am not going to be apologizing for the way i feel about a child and about abortion. i am pro-life, proudly pro-life. we're not talking about -- when you talk about a six week old, we're not talking about a glob of cells here or just tissue, at six weeks, a child, a fetus, you can see they have developed eyesockets and eyebrows, and they suck their thumb. at 12 weeks, they can feel excruciating pain. this is a real child, a baby. and we need to be protecting that. host: the deadline you and your colleagues face two weeks from today with the end of the fiscal year, a headline, lawmakers are eyeing a stopgap spending measure to avoid a shutdown through mid-december, so passed the midterm elections. what are your thoughts on

how many kids have you adopted out of foster care? how much of money comes from your personal budget to support kids in foster care? how can you come representative, got no problem trying to protect the unborn. but what do you personally do to protect the born? especially on black people the police will shoot onha the spot and said i feared for my life. how many people have you adopted of color out of foster care since you have been aso representative out of your personal budget? >> guest: arete congressman carter? >> guest: i don't really know how to respond to that. i do support different charities that help with this type of thing. and of course in congress we support programs that help foster children. i understand that is and concer. and certainly is something we need to be helping with. as part of our outreach, as part of the outreach of the church and ofur our faith it is called upon us to make sure we are helping these people. and i participate in that. i am not going to be apologizing for the way i feel about a child and abou

i'm don lemon here with max foster. let's listen. >> a lifetime of service given by our longest reigning monarch. >> i call upon the wales heralded arms extraordinary thomas lloyd and the lord lieutenant to will read the proclamation . [ reading proclamation ] >>> you reign to bless his majesty for long and happy years to reign over us given at st. james' palace on the 10th day of september in the year of 2022. ♪ ♪ >> god save the king! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ long live our liberty, god save our king ♪ >> three cheers for his majesty the king! >> hip hip -- >> hooray! >> hip hip -- >> hooray! >> hip hip -- >> hooray! >>> as we watch these pictures play out, these are public proclamation announcing the ascension of the new monarch. the first one was one from cardiff wales and they were speaking welsh and this is a repeat of what we saw yesterday, the public proclamation of the new monarch and it is a traditional ceremony. and it also signals a return to the flags being at full staff, right, until they return to half mast to mourn the

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max foster is our royal correspondent watching all this unfold. kaitlan collins is our chief white house correspondent joining us from the white house right now. we're seeing president biden over at the british embassy down diplomatic row, massachusetts avenue here in washington, d.c., the nation's capital, signing this book of condolences. the white house has spent a lot of time focusing in on the death of the queen. >> reporter: unsurprisingly, wolf, they lowered the flags to half staff. president biden is at the british embassy in washington, signing this book of c condolences. as the camera zooms in, you can see this lengthy note card. often president biden has his remarks what he's going to say, his thoughts or talking points on. he's got it there next to him and copying into what he is writing in this book. we are watching him, wolf. he may comment any moment for the first time publicly on her passing. he issued a written statement alongside first lady jill biden earlier today praising the q queen. >> -- so delighted we got to meet her. we w

max foster is back with us there at buckingham palace. you have learned any more information.g on how this came to be and maybe you have some more information you want to share. >> this is fascinating. on one level this is a typical walkabout and this is the biggest rupture in modern royalty. and the fact that william reached out to harry, i presume it was harry he called over there at windsor, and harry agreed to -- and meghan agreed to do this. it is a massive break through and everyone is deeply excited about it. no one is happy about this rift. no one benefits from this rift. it takes away if the monarchy and the sussexes and undermines everyone involved and it just makes people miserable. so, i think that in the name of the queen, they've come together which is also quite moving, isn't it. this happens on the queen's death and it is the ultimate tribute but it is a great tribute to the late queen. i also think that it is something that king charles will be looking on very warmly as well. of course he wants his sons to get on. everyone wants their kids to get on right. and

when the foster mother died, daria says, and she herself ended up in an orphanage. here they went to school at school. we also went to the camps in the zoo park and there was a dna test result. lydia perunm will forever remain the most beloved and only mother for her. thank you, mommy, for everything that you raised me, brought me up next to me. words not to convey not to convey, simply. i ca n't express. that's all daria if the dna test confirms that lyudmila is your biological mom, you would want to communicate. yes, of course, i would love to talk to you. i’ll tell you who my father is to tell, of course, but now i need to somehow build relationships with the children too. they don't understand me either. it's hard to understand, julia, what do you think, after everything that happened, perhaps reconciliation on the one hand. we have lyudmila who feels great pain and eats. five children which lyudmila excuse me, of course, but they must understand and accept you as such a mother as you are and there should not be any improvement of relations between you, and then

you didn’t take a picture of him at the foster mother’s, on that the moment was not up to the photos.till had it. i don’t know she told me that i burned it all agatha tell us how did you find out about christina , my classmate called me, and she says that so and so the girl is looking for her birth parents, but biological and that’s what yours is mom asked a classmate. throw me a link that, well, then write, how to ask what and how i go to christina on the page and how i see, well, i look, girls, i really found out that my relatives whose parents she thought were not really her own. here she finds out. that's all and begins to polish its biological matter. i'm scrolling scrolling scrolling there, well, christina suggest a lot about the search, which is how i hmm happened and stumble upon a photo of my mother with my daughter. well, yes, the daughter's face was covered. and there is the fact that this is my mother, then my photograph is my sister, and there was such a photograph where my mother's data were written last name, first name, patronymic year of birth day month and former pla

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let's bring in cnn's max foster, bianca and anna, all outside buckingham palace. max, anybody under the able of 72 or so, has never known a world without queen elizabeth. what happens now? what do the next few weeks look like? >> i think the images you've been speaking to and the ones we're looking at now really express the now. people are shocked, saddened, they sort of saw this coming but didn't know how it was going to feel. you have thousands of people coming down here to buckingham palace to mill about, to talk to each other, it's quite celebratory at times. i think that's quite heartening in a way, because i know that the queen wanted people to celebrate her life and not necessarily mourn her life. but people just, you know, pouring down with rain and people are flooding here. i think that's going to be the story of the next few days. as the palace, the government, and various public bodies tried to organize a series of events that could last up to two weeks after the funeral to somehow try to not just express the queen's legacy, but also to look ahead to a

anna stewart and max foster, they are at buckingham palace. so glad you could be back with us after that heck of an hour. wasn't it? just what a beautiful display of the prince and princess of wales and the sussexes coming together there at windsor castle and, you know, these ended up not being moments of condolence, but almost like a welcome home, wasn't it? max, tell us more about how this came together. >> well, you know, i was expecting a walkabout from the prince and princess of wales, as the appropriate time for it allowing the king to have the limelight yesterday and gradually introducing other members of family. so i was expecting them to come out today and look at flowers and i was expecting this to be in windsor because that is where they're living at the moment. shortly before this moment, maybe just an hour before, prince william reached out to the sussexes presumably via prince harry and asked them to join kate and william on this -- to go and see the flowers and the tributes late for their gear grandmother. both of them incredibl

max foster, cnn, london.th's last public opinion a parents came on tuesday of this week. -- new prime minister liz truss at balmoral. picture show the queen looking frail, carrying a walking stick, but greeting the conservative party league leader with a wild smile. liz truss it's the 15th prime minister by queen elizabeth ii. she called the queen the rock on which modern britain was built. >> through thick and thin queen provided us with the stability and the strength that we needed. she was the very spirit of great britain. and that spirit will endure. >> let's bring in cnn's nina dos santos, this, our outside 10 downing street. it's quite the job for liz truss, just three days into the job. and describing just how the nation feels about a woman who has reigned here for 70 years, nina, and through very turbulent times. you outside of ten downing street in london. what happens next? >> first of all, the flags are at half mast, as you would expect here at number 10 downing street, with a business of governmen

to max foster who is in london.d that language, max, i'm not sure we've seen something quite exactly like that before. what are you hearing? >> it is stark language, i have to say. you're right to point out, i spoke to a source saying immediate family members have been informed. so this is ominous language. we've, obviously, seen the queen out in public recently, a few stills of her, appointing the new prime minister, liz truss. last night there was meant to be a zoom meeting of the council which the queen oversees and she was due to have liz truss swear in to become a member of the privy council and it's a core constitutional body central to the british constitution, we're shocked she wasn't able to swear in the prime minister to that. particularly when it was a zoom meeting from balmoral, she wasn't able to do that. we're told that's because she over exerted herself effectively with her meetings with liz truss and the outgoing prime minister boris johnson. now we received a statement that the doctors are concerned

max foster, let me go to you.e did hear from the king this morning speaking after he and the queen consort received addresses of condolence from both houses of parliament. he opened by talking about really feeling in that moment especially the weight of history. >> it's interesting hearing that lady saying let's see how he does, the jury is out. i think that's the case across the board, certainly amongst o politicians as well. that was bait of a test for him today. you saw the three branches of parliament coming together, the house of lords, house of commons and the crown, they all came together in westminster hall in this truly historic building which goes back to the 1100s and this is where the queen will lay to rest in state -- lie in state, this is where the public will get a chance to see the coffin later on. that's going to be quite profound moment. today it was an opportunity for both houses to pay their condolences to the king, but also the king to reply. what everyone was waiting for, was really confirmat

we can see more weapons for ukraine in foster on kind of foster timelines. and i think we're going to see ukraine trying to maximize its gains now in the last few weeks before winter sets in trying to gain more territory before or so. those hundreds of 1000 mobilized troops from russia start arriving at the battlefield with training and basically an end to diplomacy. i think that is basically the main take away from this. that diplomacy, at least in the medium term, is dead. and this is all going to be dependent near decided on the battlefields of ukraine. c, w because when it's and it's commonly that an keith. thank you, nick. the internationally acclaimed author and filmmaker tsetse dunker rem gum has been convicted by a court in her home country of zimbabwe on charges of inciting public violence. she was arrested in 2024, protesting against the government rights organizations say the case which stretched on for more than 2 years was a politically motivated attempt to suppress freedom of speech. certainly dunker em got in 2020 with the sign that led to her

but the military hunter took control and became foster just in january. has there been signs since then that the battle for power in the country is not quite settled? well, terry, this attack is on this event is definitely not coming out of the blues. now they have been signs when a left knock on the, the current military president of looking at fossil came into office. he basically promised that there was going to be security and entry, slimy terrorism because of course, of just like other countries on this i held back in a fossil he's been heavily plagued by me terrorist. but it seems like in recent times, the situation has even worse. and so even though when he came in, he was celebrated by even the civilians. right now they have been like lots of frustration among the people and even the military, because not only are the people feeling the heat of this islamic terrorist attacks, the military itself is being attacked just on monday. there was an attack on military troops where 11 soldiers were queued on 50 c. v lands me missing. so this is definitely