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gibson has been running ads. she's been stressing her plan to loyer drug costs, protecting current abortion law. she aligns with a lot of oher party on environmental protections, lgbtq protections. so, yeah, she's been out and about, but it's been a little more subdued, yeah. >> another journalist samantha willis from the virginia mercury, the question is why should it mat their this married mom engauged in consensual sex with her husband and invited ores to watch online. there's nothing ill lyle about livestreaming sexual acts and there's no coercion into doing so. i feel more than a whiff of misogyny. sadly women appear to be some of the chief water bearers. the question is one of people saying this was poor judgment on her part, soliciting tips for the acts being streamed. on the other hand, that opinion i just shared with you is one that says she's the victim here and she, of course, claims she's a victim of revenge porn of sorts. how do you think it comes out? >> i actually explored in my own article shortly

the 6888 cleared the backlog in three months to hunt from gibson who gibson gibson was a german prisoner. it has really been a great journey, finding out about who my mom was. other than just being my mom. janice martin has a box of memorabilia from her mother, indiana hunt martin, who served in the 6888 ee. what does she say? it was like when she returned? i think it was a real liberating experience for them, coming from a place where our jim crow laws were being enforced. they were able to go into restaurants, go to people's homes. no one made a fuss about anything. indiana hunt martin passed away in 2020, and currently there are only five surviving members of the 6888. i'm just so so happy that somebody is filly finding out that there were black women in the military. so tell me, what's in these boxes. well, these boxes contain we are very intentional about preserving our archives. the afro news headquartered in baltimore, is one of the reasons the 6888 story was saved for frances murphy, draper is the ceo. we have 3 million photographs. we have audio recordings. we have pictures. the

john gibson was born in georgia and later joined the marine corps where he rose to the rank of private first class. he deployed to vietnam in 1967. served 100 days in country. of which 65 were in combat. he was killed by small arms fire on february 7, 1968. in quarterback mom, south vietnam. during the at the time offensive at just 21. james was also a native of georgia. and deployed to vietnam in 1968. he was an s.p.-4 in the army's 25th infantry division. while in vietnam, out of a total of 100 days in theater, he also saw 65 days of combat. dan james was killed in action by you small arms fire on december 29, 1968. in south vietnam. he was recently married and was just 20 years old. their fellow georgian, william edward sapp was born on march 12, 1943. he joined the army's fourth infantry division during the war reaching the rank of specialist 4. while deployed in vietnam, he served 114 days in combat of a total of 175 days in theater. william sapp was killed in action on june 7, 1968 in south vietnam at the age of 25. at last, but certainly not le least, frankie lee smiley was born

gibson. >> hello. >> hello. i am dr. gibson. i am from earth by way of new orleans and chicago. my grandmother and great aunt worked on the manhattan project. i am a generational scientist following behind their footstep. my work is in minerals. that is why i was invited to this panel. my research has been rare earth minerals specifically around the partnerships and possibilities with africa, i have visited maybe a fifth of the 53 nations in africa. the specifics of this work around what i do in my company which is equal tech visions, we focus on supply chain innovation, providence technology as it relates to supply chain innovation and then drain technology within that. hydrogen, solar, some blue tech innovation supporting entrepreneurs who address some of the supply chain issues that exist there. as it relates to your question about disruptive solutions, i think there are about three things we could focus on and we'll talk about them further but the first is around the issue of refinement. so when you are looking to refine rare earth minerals for any type of mining process, th

gibson's and holtzclaw brigade were able to form a hollow that u know you're in is related bars would say the -isbout to hit the fan when go to a hollow square you're trouble but it was way that he left his wife why alive deserted officer having a medical issue and i just supposed to administemr. anderson with the christian anderson you know okay sir. no, i'm having a medical issue, too, the america. but we'll get through it. here's the famous charge of the minnesota brigade that is in the capitol in minnesota. here is what's now called charlottesville. the background here it is from 1870. and this has become one of the most notable landmark bars in nashville. the battle of nashville trust owns preserves. the important parts of it. we're really of that. tom. ben smith was commander on that hill. he was captured, struck over the head by colonel mcmillan two or three times. his brain oozing out. he said, i'm a prisoner of war. they didn't care. and he lived until the 1920s. and died in an insane asylum here in nashville, outlived virtually everybody. those are what's interesting about t

medical complex, looking for a homeless command center, a premature babies in a god and hospital media gibson, border medical stuff of fighting to save their lives. they were born and now she's the hospital and gods. a city. there wasn't incubators, medicine, or even clean. what to do to him is really brocade. has the law discovered that even the water used to make the baby formula was polluted and on sterilized? because of the sanitary conditions, you will have the vomiting and diarrhea and weight loss, which was very harmful to them. and it was of some of the babies had senses and severe inflammation. some of them when we started a quick presentation process for them at the hospital and then at home. i'm an agent as the district the older premature infants maybe out of our she's a hospital alive. some of the 6 babies died due to water pollution and due to the lack of pure water to prepare the milk and i was in that a lot of them are suffering from bacterial poisoning. and their health condition is at risk to something good to me while we're transporting 6 ambulances and for you wouldn't veh

weren't for what happened, we wouldn't leave automatically as well as those allowed to leave for good. gibson authorities have agreed to a small number of medical evacuations. with ambulances crossing the border to retrieve the severely injured ones in egypt, they would take into nearby hospitals. the treatment goals is own medical facilities are desperately showed of even basic supplies and the, overflowing with the engine and why more a trucks were allowed through. once again on wednesday, a group say it's certainly a tiny fraction of what entity daily before the mass, terrorist attacks. the head of the lens, relief agency in gauze the stress, but residents were an urgent need off the he crossed into rafter 4 or visit and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have 4 to um, i never ever have seen something similar in guys uh when it came before. after config egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days. but it's unc

of america's intelligence agency, the c i a and most on israel's intelligence body, along with the gibson officials, cause of being the mediators in all of the visits home to some of the highest profile. how most officials, by the it's been brokering these deals between israel and thomas and the talk is now of a 4 day extension. is, are the talk of that no confirmation yet. the negotiations including possibly men now and soldiers as part of those hostages and higher profile palestinian prisoners. the other question being h. uh, the hospitals in the gaza strip saying at the moment they getting a lot of beds, voting, they've got enough of those. they need medicine and they need and the equipment needed to operate on uh, on people they having to make many unnecessary amputations. they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more, right. all right then thanks so much for the update that's the w's been submitted and reporting from jerusalem. and the world health organization says that more people are at risk of dying from disease, t

. >> gibson. >> i'm josie gibson. >> i'm josie gibson. >> i'm josie gibson. >> i'm nick pickard. >> helloarold. >> i'm danielle harold. >> i'm danielle harold. >> fred sirieix. >> i'm fred sirieix. >> i'm fred sirieix. >> name is grace dent. >> my name is grace dent. >> my name is grace dent. >> i'm farage. and i'm >> i'm nigel farage. and i'm known, course , for politics, known, of course, for politics, for and hero to for brexit. and i'm a hero to some people and absolute some people and an absolute villain to millions. you might like me more. you might dislike me more, but will at least me more, but you will at least find out. dealt with snakes in the european parliament. i believe i can cope with this to joining me now is ben leo gb news, reporter thank thanks for that, ben. >> you're on the way out there. what's your plan? >> absolutely buzzing. can't wait. star signing wait. it's a rock star signing for is going to smash for itv. nigel is going to smash it in the jungle, and i get a free holiday for two weeks. >> where's that hack gone? richard hack. richard tice. here's the hack. i

okay, how did gibson officials are saying it would be highly likely. it is highly likely that we'll receive some sort of announcement as to the extension. today. there's been a lot of back and forth high level tool in the region overnight and this morning and all day. otherwise this deal will expire, as you said, in less than a day. a former us ambassador to israel wrote, interestingly enough that the pressure and incentives for both sides to keep trading these hostages. the palestinian prisoners is much stronger than the incentive to go back to war. of course, these rails ultimate goal is to dismantle home us. that's becoming less and less likely alice saying that the destruction in the north hasn't been enough. that to break this militant groups, that it's still intact. it's still able to carry out complex negotiations. keep a ceasefire going among various militant groups. it's not the only one operating and gods are in holding these hostages and also the screws release of these hostages gap. now, despite the choose, these really ami has not announce

they gibson that is 85, and i don't know of the lake because there is like um, 400 as of themes and foreigners who got approved and they gonna leave today. and up to that are the information. it's not, it's, it's, that's the low cost of profits because that the, the, the damage and the delay of that and 3 months is a ride to that crossing as. and we also understand that a convoys have been waiting to enter a gaza. what if anything has entered gaza at this point as well? what we are the, according to the official, the said yesterday, that was the biggest number of the trucks in for the about 84 trucks in a day, in the early days off. and they allowed for the 8 to come. it was 20 or 14, sometimes less than 10. and so the total number is it still like a couple of hundreds or, or up at, or according to the officials here with the international dimensions. organizations, all of the local office shows a it, it doesn't meet the needs of all the people we are talking about here is number or follow speed. you have and have been displaced and they need a then tell the 600 and the 650000 people are in th

a canadian geographer, james gibson, writing in 1985, this is what this is what gibson, a canadian, had to say on this question. quote, the oregon treaty was not a fair compromise. there was no division of the oregon trying go. that's a reference to those disputed lands in western washington there was no division of the oregon triangle all all of which went to the united states canadian have valid reasons for regretting and even resenting the oregon settlement since the british to the territory north of the columbia clearwater river system was at least as good as if not better than that of the united states on the grounds of discovery, exploration and settlement and since the future canadian dominion was deprived of any harbor on puget sound, canadians should not forget that they were dispossessed of a part of their rightful columbia heritage, a heritage whose economic potential in general and agriculture real possibilities in particular were initially and successfully demonstrated by the hudson's bay company. they should also remember that whenever it is trite. lee declared that canada

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will fight the battle that day may the first the very next day in the morning, the battle of port gibson and the new move crossbow appear and kind of sit and wait and gather his thoughts there. so one of the key, twor three big decision in civil war grant makes right here and. there's no going back success or fail, do or die, conquer or perish is albert? sidney johnston said prior to shiloh now. so this is dangerous supply issues. naval issues but it is successful grant actually gets across the river. brownsburg there is opposition. in fact the confederates don't me him until near port. gibson itsel now the reason for this are many diverse issues that grant has going on of frederick steele's entire division is gone up to up the river to greenville and operating along the deer creek area. sherman himself has going back to chickasaw bow out there where he had been defeated several months ago. and he's showing himself there, you knowwith the gunboats and the army and so on, to make the confederates think going to land there. the biggest diversion, of course garrison's raid that rod slammed

i have lots of copies that i travel on, but none of that is recognized by gibson families. the marriage has the so indicate terrific go success. my guess is been 2 days ago to the dean and it was the focus on as long as when religion maybe no longer play such a role in marriage today. that is, we have the feeling muslims have concerns about getting to know each other. a 3 day thing is this all these days as a young muslim is want to use something martin. i've ever something technically up to date, but at the same time they don't want something. the parents might say is home school, inappropriate to wrong wave. oh, well, what about relationships outside marriage? we know in the id with avaya is budgets, minutes and marriage. and of course, we don't tell anyone to use the words that they have to get married within a certain time, but they should understand that to relationship a stop through this out is serious spot on the fresh fish straight from the mediterranean. for some, it's a hobby for others, a tough way of making a living. but of nation for sea food, united all alexa

we take a walk. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> appreciate the gibsons. >> jimmy: you got to poke your head in because maybe the hostess might not know. >> it's true. >> jimmy: but the chefs all know you back there and they're all yelling yes, chef. and as far as thanksgiving, are you now expected to cook? >> yes. so i went to a friend's house this thanksgiving. and i prepared some stuffing, and i made some pie and stuff like that. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. which was all smooth and okay. >> jimmy: homemade? box? come on. >> homemade, homemade. homemade all the way. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you toasted the bread and you add the sausage. >> leave the bread out on the counter for a couple of days, let it get stale. but then i get there and, you know, it's a big dinner. it's like 30. it's a big turkey. and they're all right. who knows how to carve a turkey. and everybody is kind of winking at me like i'm going to do it. and i feel like i have to kind of apiece everybody and make everybody happy. so i go up there. and i start carving. i should know how to do this. i went to culinary school. i learn

the western wall is the 10th locally extinct mammal species released at mount gibson wildlife sanctuarypart of an ambitious reintroduction project. how cool are these? well, officials say the calls have started breathing and appeared to have adapted to the environment there. so another piece of good news for you and wildlife officials said beachgoers in queensland were left stunned when a cassowary of all things swim in from a good distance off shore. this is a very rare and unusual sighting of this giant flightless bird. this footage was shared from the queensland department of the environment. it shows the bird standing on shore after its long swim as well as its approach to the shore. the castle worries are found in new guinea and northeastern australia with an estimated 4,000 birds living in the wild in queensland. take a good look at that. that is so neat. if you ever see one of these animals in the wild, you'll want to keep your distance because they can give some pretty powerful kicks with their clawed feet. and apparently means strong lakes make strong swimmers. ok, let's take o

i have lots of puppies as i travel, but none of that is recognized by gibson families. they see marriage has the so indicate terrific go success. my guess is been to days ago. the deal is why is the focus on as long as that when religion may be no longer play such a role in marriage today we have the feeling muslims have concerns about getting to know each of the 3 day things as all these days is that the young muslim is wants to use something martin, i've ever something technically up to date. so much of the same time. they don't want something. the parents might say is i have as full inappropriate to wrong away . what about relationships outside marriage? as we know in the id with avaya is budgets minutes of marriage. and of course we don't tell anyone and using it is that they have to get married within a certain time. they should understand that to relationship they stop through this app is serious. all right, on the fresh fish straight from the mediterranean for something that's a hobby for others, a tough way of making a living. but imagine for seafood united all

the big facilities went easy for the animals and each pig had to struggle to get by the offices. gibson does like live. com before things really came to a head on the farms. the entire ddr and the like, coma tag came doing it. western breeds were more profitable, were unified. germany almost allowed to like wants to die out of the intel voucher derived from the netherlands. and recognize the potential of the east german pay. on his farm and rule sacks me on, hold like home. is there a loud out into the fresh air come rain or shine it isn't the hottest dead tough pigs. and the actually much better suited to today is a free range bombing, then highly productive conventional picks up a convention. now that's my shaggy versus protective pig skin from the sun in the early morning and berlin. the next stages of production are underway this premium, but here is one, a voucher lends a regular customers. today he's taking a shipment of like coma, pork sides. the men have their work cut out for them and the heavier than other pigs. and these ones are especially heavy, these are really big pieces.

but none of that is recognized by gibson families . they see mary just the so indicate terrific go success. i guess it's been some days ago. the dean is why is the focus on his lawn when religion may be no longer play such a role in marriage today? we have the feeling muslims have concerns about getting to know each of the 3 day thing. is this all these days as a young muslim, just want to use something martin. i've ever something technically up to date so much at the same time. they don't want something that the parents might say is best for inappropriate to wrong wave. what about relationships outside marriage? because of how we know in the id with avaya is budgets minutes and married. so of course we didn't tell anyone and using it was that they have to get married within a certain time. they should understand that to relationship they stopped through this app is serious bottom the fresh fish straight from the mediterranean for something, it's a hobby for others. a tough way of making a living. but of nation for seafood united all a

. >> gibson. >> i'm josie gibson. >> i'm josie gibson. >> i'm josie gibson. >> i'm nick pickard. >> hellold. >> i'm danielle harold. >> i'm danielle harold. >> fred sirieix. >> i'm fred sirieix. >> i'm fred sirieix. >> name is grace dent. >> my name is grace dent. >> my name is grace dent. >> i'm farage. and i'm >> i'm nigel farage. and i'm known, course , for politics, known, of course, for politics, for and hero to for brexit. and i'm a hero to some people and absolute some people and an absolute villain to millions. you might like me more. you might dislike me more, but will at least me more, but you will at least find out. dealt with snakes in the european parliament. i believe i can cope with this to joining me now is ben leo gb news, reporter thank thanks for that, ben. >> you're on the way out there. what's your plan? >> absolutely buzzing. can't wait. star signing wait. it's a rock star signing for is going to smash for itv. nigel is going to smash it in the jungle, and i get a free holiday for two weeks. >> where's that hack gone? richard hack. richard tice. here's the hack. i've

today, gibson side, with 13 of the captive the, with released the today by a how much military a wings that we're talking about. 13, kept as a plus for and for a nation knows work or at we're on their way to day gibson's side. where do will be transferred to adoption ambulance for a quick medical checkup before they are transferred and will be on their way to the is really a side. and this has been very, very, is critical within the past few hours as the deal was delayed by a how much military wing and there were reasons cited for that delayed the violation at 3 violations were cited a link to the delay of the release of the captive and in a, in a statement issued by how much military we assigned for gate and a senior. how much the official in, in, by your route a were consistent and stating clearly that those violations were the reason for the delay and how much was not going to change its position. and unless the is really government and the really military adheres to the terms agreed upon. uh for, for the deal. it came the video that we're watching right now. and the photos are reli

nutrition, the immune system needs exercise its key to a well functioning lymphatic system. boom, fruit, gibson, gun length is found in a completely separate system in the body. it also has to flow, but it doesn't have a heart to drive my limbs. it works with your muscle power and glimpse moves when you tense up or relax and muscle. so when i move, i also move immune system to accomplish that goal. you should get moderate exercise several times a day if possible, and take a brisk walk or slow job 3 to 4 times a week, exercise to the point of exhaustion. however, it can be counter productive. the 3rd factor that plays a role in keeping your immune system healthy is sleep. too. many studies have shown how important that is. when you don't get enough sleep, your body releases adrenalin. the hormone weakens the t cells that play a vital role in immune defense. it makes them sluggish. if you are getting sufficient sleep, on the other hand, your body will release positive substances such as side all kinds and your defenses function better. so in a nutshell, the right diet, regular exercise, and suffi

the immune system needs exercise its key to a well functioning lymphatic system. bloomfield gibson, gun emphasis, found that a completely separate system in the body. it also has to flow, but it doesn't have a heart to drive my limbs. it works with your muscle power and glimpse moves when you tense up or relax the muscle. so when i move, i also move immune system to accomplish that goal. you should get moderate exercise several times a day if possible, and take a brisk walk or slow job 3 to 4 times a week, exercise to the point of exhaustion. however, it can be counter productive. the 3rd factor that plays a role in keeping your immune system healthy is sleep. many studies have shown how important that is. when you don't get enough sleep, your body releases adrenalin. the hormone weakens the t cells that play a vital role in immune defense that makes them sluggish. if you are getting sufficient sleep, on the other hand, your body will release positive substances such as cytokines and your defenses function better. so in a nut shell, the right diet, regular exercise, and sufficient sleep

it was easier to get a divorce to gibson for, to go to shelter, to get a divorce, and all those things made it easier for women or users to get away. and then as a result, there was a shed, a reduction in domestic violence or a check. you really domestic violence on this, on of all sorts are really abusive. men have to go to practice. oh, she get custody as a way to regain what they believe is their right to control every time i have progress. step relieve that and because the custody gorge don't work, a mortgage to get research. don't use the rank refreshing goals, they keep getting your wall and show is a really successful tractor for abusers to go. we have to investigate. and the courts are stuck with the practices from the 19 seventy's. and there's no way to project that, or we're getting their job or during the pandemic and the locked downs and 7 points of the country except parts of the go. busy parts of the globe lasted a few months. some parts the globe lasted a few years, one to 2 years. what was happening in those custody courts at that point? they will continue rate with the

it was easier to get a divorce to gibson for, to go to the shelter to get a divorce, and the stage, the easier for women or was of users to get away. and then as a result, there was a study reduction in domestic violence or a check. you really domestic violence on this, on all sorts are really abusive. then have to go to practice. she get custody as a way to regain what they believe is their right to control every so i brought her step, relieved that and because the custody gorge don't work, it won't is going to get research, don't use the reg professionals. they keep getting your wall as always a really successful tractor for abusers to go way up through custody. and the courts are stuck with the practices from the 19 seventy's. and there's no way to project that, or we're getting their job or during the pandemic and the locked downs and 7 points of the country except parts of the glow. busy parts of the globe lasted a few months, some parts the globe lasted a few years, one to 2 years. what was happening in those custody courts at that point? they want to change away with their dad pr

um i entered today, gibson 10. i know it took a long time there for technical issues. uh we um, we allowed to cross out of the kitchen to know about 7 and the um the same day and we arrived to a um to cable and i stayed there for a week and the night flight on man. and let's go back and tell me a little bit, remind our viewers of your experience of living and gone to what it was like during this last month. the of being in the middle of a war zone, a festival. i'm a, i'm bonus, dd and i'm living in garza, i'm a father, i have 2 boys. that was my main concern fast, especially the, the, this, this word is never like before. and then in regarding all of the, the intents of boardman and the areas and how wide it is. our area was one of the 1st places that was targeted on saturday, october 7. so that made me worry that the internet, black out the electricity as well, in the same time that i have this and you d as a go in the list i have, i have to report and keep an eye on the news and following so would was which was very hard for me with, with lack of electricity and lack

weren't for what happened, we wouldn't. li automatically as well as those allowed to leave for good. gibson authorities have agreed to a small number of medical evacuations, with ambulances crossing the border to retrieve the severely injured ones in egypt, they would take them to nearby hospitals. the treatment goals as own medical facilities are desperately showed of even basic supplies and the overflowing with the injured and why more a trucks were allowed through. once again on wednesday, a group say it's only a tiny fraction of one entity daily before the high month terrorist attacks the head of the u. n's relief agency in gauze. the stress, the residents were an urgent need of to he crossed into rafter 4 or visit and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we, i, so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have 4 to i never ever have seen something similar inc as a when it came before after conflict, egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days. but it's un

gives you the authorities, the minutes, the refrigerant population here, and they do as well as the gibson of that as well as the for the meeting with different opinions with properties. i'm the senior director, chris on another one. you can choose to move in your patients and they need the most express care and express services in the education side. and i'm really sorry to say that, you know, i put somebody in the she falls within god visions who are injured, some of them out the spinal injuries. and many of them start to drive infections and those doctors can look over it and also explain that injuries. and you know, because of the neck of the services that i worked on under the custody. that goes there. but it cuts up nice including the anaesthesia and so did you medications? so this is exactly happening in other us because of the cost that was off with all my diary from the world health organization. and kyra, thanks so much for those insights and for your time good. germany's foreign minister and the bad luck, i said a cease fire in the middle east would prevent israel from defending

what a gibson surgeon who has treated palestinians, says he was shots by some of the injuries on the test lenses includes the seats that actually is in the sunday morning deal with mostly women and children and young adults and older people. and this is, these patients were, doesn't look like fight those women and 2 different fighters. the injuries were reading duties and included is fine injuries, injuries, precious. was it leaving pressures, open fishes expose the rules less, the less, less the skin. and last names, as was a city, as of the what was the ones they have. one of the patients have been over the what the difference is different degrees of dips and the extent of taking music and facilities actually is justified under any circumstances . instead of being a safely c, a being a lease when it came for the phone, but the entrance of the hosp, the and insides often lost. it was a day to the times as mentioned by the police to unions, which is opposite to a to the white house says that israel has agreed to daily full, our humanitarian, not pauses in parts of northern gaza start