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with five children, jax garnett says it's a big reason she started coming. >> you know, sometimes you'rekay, i don't want to make macaroni again, even though they like it, that's not nutritious. i need substance. there's a lot of other great resources that are food drives or easy pickup options, but a lot of them don't have fruits and vegetables. so, to get something fresh, to get milk, eggs, fruits and vgetables, this is one of the few opportunities in arlington that offers that. >> reporter: and with a turkey in her backpack, garnett headed off-- better prepared to feed her family this thanksgiving. for the pbs newshour in arlington, virginia, i'm amna nawaz. >> brangham: unlike last thanksgiving, which fell in the depths of the pandemic, the creation of vaccines means many of us can gather more safely with our loved ones this holiday. we heard from people across the country about the ways they're celebrating this year and what they're most grateful for. >> hi, my name is greg tanner, and i live in rockville, maryland. i think this year, given everything that's happened during the pand

tonight -- kirsten dunst, wilmer valderrama, kevin garnett, and music from gracie abrams. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. i appreciate it, thank you. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, thanks. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's a busy night in a busy month. i feel like i have a million things to do right now. i'm buying christmas gifts. i got something special for you, guillermo. >> guillermo: okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not going to tell you what it is, though. >> guillermo: okay. >> jimmy: i'll give you a hint. it rhymes with -- "shmapple shmatch." >> guillermo: apple scotch? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: close enough, yeah. this year seems more normal than last. you're going to like this. united airlines, for the first time since the start of the pandemic, has resumed the sale of liquor on their flights. it's all part of their plan -- [ applause ] -- to ensure every passenger has a chance to get duct-taped to his or her seat. [ laughter ] united said they're doing this -- "in response to the

tomorrow night benedict cumberbatch and kevin garnett. "nightline" is next.mean divided nation. >>> plus escaping the house of horror. 13 children held captive by their parents. >> my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> diane sawyer's exclusive interview with the brave sister that risked it all to save her siblings. >> i don't know how you have the courage. >> i

maybe that's james garnett's hand. >> very well could be. >> well, that's -- yeah, now you can start that investigation. but. >> i'm going make a note to myself. >> all right. but then this leads us to the road. and the road is a very important part of this story, and with this book. and i'm not going make you talk about this, but i'm going to make a very quick observation. your story really is the way i read it narrative and story telling. and chronological. and you could have chosen to write a thematic book about this, chapter about that and dhapt about -- but really you discovered that the story of the war was still going. and you write about that. so for folks at home this is a story book. and the story is fascinating. and it just keeps moving. one of the things that keeps moving, now we're going to get a question i'll let you talk about. or if you want to talk about the narrative choice, you can do that. but roads are a big part. roads are a big part of this story. and much of this story happens on the road. and few years ago examines the meanings of roads and routes and what yo

the opposition is unlikely to garnett enough votes to remove the president from office.here is growing criticism of the u.n. climate conference taking place right now in scotland. independent analysts of climate targets that were set by delegates at the summit known as cop 26 indicates they will lead to a global temperature increase of 2.4 degrees celsius by the end of the century. if that happens, it will cause devastating weather events and rises in sea levels. in bosnia, the anniversary of the day the city's 16th century bridge was destroyed in the bosnian war. a silent dive into the river marked the moment that the bridge was blown up back in 1993. the bridge was rebuilt in 2004. human rights groups have called on suedan's military leaders to release government officials and activists detained during last month's overthrow of the interim government. they're also urging the military to end its crackdown on an anti-coup demonstrators. they want a return to civilian rule and they say they will continue their campaign of disobedience. our d.w. correspondent reports tonig

tomorrow night, our guests are benedict cumberbatch and kevin garnett. "nightline" is next.night, taking the stand. kyle rittenhouse in his own words. >> why do you need the gun when you go out there? >> i -- i needed the gun because -- if i had to protect myself because somebody attacked me. >> the 18-year-old accused of murder during last year's kenosha protest. the high-stakes courtroom drama. >> don't get brazen with me. >> will it all lead to a mistrial? >>> plus saving paradise. australia's great barrier reef. >> this sprawling natural habitat is teeming with marine life. >> we follow the team working to preserve one of the great wonders of the world before it's too late. >> we've been able to re-establish breeding coral populations within two to three years. >>> and -- ♪ we take you to the big night. the cma awards. you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's dawn powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, and rin. it cleans grease five times faster. dawn powerwash now available in free & clear. ♪ ♪ tequ

fact, he only ways 30 pounds, but 3-month-old biscuit is a real winner just ask cap's right winger, garnetting, and just whenever you enter the room and you see him, there's a smile on your face immediately. >> biscuit named after a hockey puck is in training, too, to become a service dog helping military service veterans in need >> good boy. >> the capitals teamed up with the charity, america's vet dogs to help publicize the organization's work, matching vets with four-legged friends. dogs can help humans who are hurting. >> our dogs, you know, have outstanding training they work with individuals, have visible disabilities and invisible disabilities whether somebody's missing a limb or has ptsd, our dogs have special training for that. >> the organization pairs about 100 dogs annually with veterans, some who suffer from ptsd or post-traumatic stress disorder a mental health condition that's triggered by a traumatic event dina stone is a puppy raiser she's sort of like biscuit's teacher, and babysitter all in one, until he's old enough to be fully trained. >> what do those eyes do for peopl

tonight -- kirsten dunst, wilmer valderrama, kevin garnett, and music from gracie abrams.cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. i appreciate it, thank you. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, thanks. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's a busy night in a busy month. i feel like i have a million things to do right now. i'm buying christmas gifts. i got something special for you, guillermo. >> guillermo: okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:ot

tonight -- benedict cumberbatch -- kevin garnett -- and rob riggle -- and now, jimmy kimmel! thank you. i appreciate it. wow, it's very nice. welcome. thank you. hi, everybody. well, i appreciate it. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching and thanks for coming. it is veterans day here in the united states. the day on which we honor the men and women who served and fought in wars to defend our country so the rest of us can fight on facebook. [ laughter ] we thank them

this week, we've got new shows with ryan reynolds, benedict cumberbatch, kevin garnett, jamie dornan. we'll have music from maren morris, ryan hurd and dustin lynch featuring mackenzie porter. so please join us for each one of those. our first guest is a multi-talented and multi-vitamin selling oscar winner with a new show about those things called orgasms. >> there's this thing in our culture with especially cis gender, hetero sexual men this is how you're supposed to be when you orgasm. slot a goes into slot b and explosive, and that's how it works. orgasm can be anywhere on the body. >> jimmy: "sex, love and goop" is on netflix now. please welcome gwyneth paltrow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> good. >> jimmy: i like that dress. is that a dress or a skirt? >> it's a dress. >> jimmy: i like the things you pick. i started subscribing to goop like right at the beginning, and everyone would make fun of me, because i would be like on "goop" it said. how long ago did you start the news leter? >> i started in 2008. >> jimmy: and now it's blossomed to become a company, a webs

on the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, benedict cumberbatch and kevin garnettyou can see him alongside gal gadot and dwayne johnson in the new movie "red notice." it's in theaters now and on netflix starting friday. please welcome ryan reynolds. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow. >>y! >> jimmy: lkyou. >> that was ve yh. >> jimmy: wow. where's an? >> where -- what -- >> jimmy: ryan reynolds? >> yeah, ryan -- ryan couldn't make it, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: so -- >> no, i got a text from him, said he was running late. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> which usually means he's not going to show up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. so ryan's not coming? >> no, he's not -- just asked if i would fill in. i just rolled down the hill. i live right up near the magic castle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i live at the magic castle, you know that. >> jimmy: you live at the magic castle? i didn't realize. >> do you like magic, jimmy? >> jimmy: yeah, i like magic. >> give me a number larger than 20, less than 50. >> jimmy: okay. >> say it aloud. >> jimmy: 35. >> 35. what month w

enslaved and either word serving as body servants, which is probably what was going on in this case with garnett. or they had been impressed by the confederate government to the labor. so those freeman and the and leave -- as cooks and other types of labor. at some of these men were listed in the pearl. if you look at the parole list, you can find examples of african american men who are listed, but in other accounts, we have men that are writing home about bringing their body servants. their enslaved men home with him. so, i tried to tease the story out as much as possible. what did it mean to be an enslaved person? were you free at appomattox? and the short version is, no. not necessarily. one of the really interesting things, grant says nothing about the enslaved men and to a lesser extent, probably a handful of women, that were with leads army. he does address this at vicksburg, but the war is still going on. there seems to be this assumption that with the emancipation proclamation and seemingly union the cute wreath, that slavery will come to an end. all along the route home there are examp

and on thursday night, benedict cumberbatch and kevin garnett. [ cheers and applause ] our first guesteland town called hollywood. he is a talented actor and foreigner with a critically acclaimed new movie from kenneth branagh called "belfast." ♪ i went away just when you needed me ♪ ♪ so you won't regret i feel bad leaving you ♪ ♪ won't you forget once knew ♪ ♪ open up your eyes then you realize ♪ ♪ here i stand with my ever lasting love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: belfast" opens in theaters friday. please welcome jamie dornan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's good to see you in person. i think last time you were overseas, right? >> yeah. a bit depressing last time i was on the show, because i did it during lockdown. so essentially it's just me with a laptop and a little light. and then you're on the other side of the world. but i'm just sitting in a room in my house. so you know, you're here giving -- pretending you're this really interesting person, doing the best version of yourself. it's also midnight in the uk. then it's over and you close your laptop, turn the li

week, we've got new shows with ryan reynolds, gwyneth paltrow, benedict cumberbatch, kal penn, kevin garnett featuring mackenzie porter, and the war on drugs. so please join us for all of those people. [ cheers and applause ] our guest tonight is the most dominant tennis player of all time. and, for some people, that would be enough. but she's also a fashion designer, business mogul, philanthropist, manicurist, and movie producer, too. "king richard," starring will smith opens in theatres november 19th. please welcome serena williams. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? you're walking, hamstring's good? >> hamstring's better. it took a long time. it took forever but it's much better now. >> jimmy: you hurt it, tore it at wimbledon? >> i tore it at wimbledon. i was actually, you know, winning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i went for a shot, i heard this noise. and i was like, oh, no. >> jimmy: you can hear it when it happens? >> well, that particular one, you could. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> i could hear it. and i felt it. but i felt like, okay, well -- let me just keep tr

and here is a parole pass that captain james garnette of the ordinance officer of fire and crimes division and he's -- so this is a pass, this is -- what does this do for him and if you read it carefully, what does it do for him when he goes home with his servant. >> right. this is one that -- just a little bit ago, i have never seen that added line. i just absolutely think this is fascinating and i now i have something else to investigate. there is so much going on here we could talk about. so i will take up that bit of it and the notion with -- does it say with horse and servant and i believe it said. >> yes, with horse and servant. yes, i misspoke, with horse and and the servant. >> so lee had asked grant if all of the men could take home their horses, the confederate calvary men and officers supplied their own horses so grant agrees to that. but the more interesting part is servant here. which means slave, enslaved person. and this is another part of the story that i think we knew a little bit about but i really try to flesh out as much as possible and that is there were hundreds of bl

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