. >> let's go to harpers ferry, it is interesting because you want to harpers ferry because of its importance in our country's history, which you can recount for our audience in case they do not know, in the meantime you had this whole internal dialogue going on in your head, thinking about tony horowitz's book of confederates in the attic. and then you encounter someone who is a reenactor of the civil war. >> yes, i have this internal dialogue because tony horowitz was an absolutely lovely person. i had not read confederate in the attic when he was living. and then i read it and i was so frustrated with him. i was like here you are so confederate reenactor's sympathetic. i am frustrated with him. he has one conflict in the book with someone and it is my friends mom. i was grumpy about that. i was also thinking he was able to access something that i would not be able to access as a black woman. i would not be able to access those kind of conversations with confederate reactors. >> in west virginia. >> in west virginia, and yet, i get to west virginia and that is the first conversation i have

. >> let's go to harpers ferry, it is interesting because you want to harpers ferry because of its importance in our country's history, which you can recount for our audience in case they do not know, in the meantime you had this whole internal dialogue going on in your head, thinking about tony horowitz's book of confederates in the attic. and then you encounter someone who is a reenactor of the civil war. >> yes, i have this internal dialogue because tony horowitz was an absolutely lovely person. i had not read confederate in the attic when he was living. and then i read it and i was so frustrated with him. i was like here you are so confederate reenactor's sympathetic. i am frustrated with him. he has one conflict in the book with someone and it is my friends mom. i was grumpy about that. i was also thinking he was able to access something that i would not be able to access as a black woman. i would not be able to access those kind of conversations with confederate reactors. >> in west virginia. >> in west virginia, and yet, i get to west virginia and that is the first conversation i have

. >> let's go to harpers ferry, it is interesting because you want to harpers ferry because of its importance in our country's history, which you can recount for our audience in case they do not know, in the meantime you had this whole internal dialogue going on in your head, thinking about tony horowitz's book of confederates in the attic. and then you encounter someone who is a reenactor of the civil war. >> yes, i have this internal dialogue because tony horowitz was an absolutely lovely person. i had not read confederate in the attic when he was living. and then i read it and i was so frustrated with him. i was like here you are so confederate reenactor's sympathetic. i am frustrated with him. he has one conflict in the book with someone and it is my friends mom. i was grumpy about that. i was also thinking he was able to access something that i would not be able to access as a black woman. i would not be able to access those kind of conversations with confederate reactors. >> in west virginia. >> in west virginia, and yet, i get to west virginia and that is the first conversation i have

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harper says he's glad to have dale oinkhart jr. back and considers him part of the family. this -- you know what? we can't make this up. this is actually hilarious. >> "oh, lord!" >> it was everything. >> i'm going to be him for halloween. >>> all right. next, you'll never guess where this happened. >> yeah, i will.t's florida. this toddler repeatedly gets knocked down by a rotating jump beam at a trampoline park in coconut creek. >> you guys, every day gets harder to fight for my spot in heaven. despite getting repeatedly knocked down, that little guy just keeps getting right back up again. you can hear people laughing in this video, so we're assuming -- >> so this is me, and the beam is -- >> life. >> -- all my adult responsibilities. >> just whack! >>> speaking of babies, a parade of baby bison delighted animal lovers. >> this happened in yellowstone national park. several bison calves were spotted trotting alongside their moms and dads in wyoming. >> oh, yeah. according to the national park service, bison calves tend to be born from late march through may, and their red

well, let's go to harpers ferry. yes, so it's interesting because you went to harpers ferry because if it's important in our country's history as you can recount for our audience in case they don't know but in the meantime you had this whole dialogue internal dialogue going on in your head thinking about tony horwitz this book confederates and in the attic and then you encounter someone who is a reenactor. yes of the civil war. so yes, so i okay so i i have this internal dialogue because tony who always was just an absolutely lovely person, but i hadn't read confederates in the attic when he was living and then i read it and i was so frustrated with him. like you're so sympathetic to confederate reenactors, right? and i'm frustrated with them and he has one conflict in the book with someone and it's actually my friend's mom. and so i was like or you know kind of grumpy about that. but i was also thinking but he was able to access something that i wouldn't be able to access as a black woman. i thought i wouldn't be ab

this is a picture of harper from the book that was edited by williams still and i want to show you the conclusion of her talk national salvation, which is about racism in the north and south actually begins by talking about how black people in philadelphia have problems using public transit racism does not exist only in the north or racism in her account is body by andrew johnson, so she says near the end. we have needed andrew johnson in this country. it's a great national mustard plaster to spread himself all over this nation so that he might bring to surface the poison of slavery which still lingers in the body politic, but when you have done what the muster plaster, what do you do? do you hug it to your bosom and say it is such a precious thing that you cannot put it away rather when you have done with it you throw it aside, so i love that image of tossing aside johnson. he kind of takes the races of out of the national body and maybe the will be better. douglas in the sources of danger to the republic speech and i'll just quickly summarize but just say it's it's a really fascinati

there was an essay written 1867 published harper's magazine's called not yours to give. the story of davy crockett as a congressman in the late 18 twenties. like most stories some would argue it is an accurate rendition others may say different but the moral is incontestable. he could only serve two terms in congress he was confronted with a bill to give many to the widow of a military officer. davy crockett gave the speech. mr. speaker have as much respect for the memory of the deceased and sympathy of the suffering of the living. it is as any man and the house. but we must not remit our respect for the dead to cause sympathy for the living to lead us into an act of injustice to the balance of the living. we have the right as individuals to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity. as members of congress we have no rights to appropriate one dollar of the public money. davy crockett continued i am the poorest man on the floor i cannot vote for the bill but io will give my one week check pay if every member of congress would do this it would amount to mo

vertical steamer one tv presents john all the time in moscow i go nowhere but got hold of eleanor harper's map of those boring shoulders . here it is. he said that this was a picture of a man, and a heavy smoker by the nose roller coaster of the premiere of a serial film. kino 1tv presents the local kupchino gromov did not share his son with a certain urban ritual anfis of all, of course, do not mind. get ready. who is calling? ask how many times to say the same thing polina i don't know, it's probably too late. who's voice ? well, if there is no wind. okay, i'm wrapping up. i fasten without taking off. bye. do you know why i send you know? great to clean. light as in an aquarium wan peresyad, please, what's wrong? i do not like back to the door, say please sausages scrambled eggs kebabs no. and the prices are ok, zazhralis. what am i missing lately? you stand in line thinking. about something commands to the left turned to the left. step by step march went where they know why, the main thing in step is thinking about your own. well, what were you thinking, don't be afraid of how good it w

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one of our daughter to harper armenia is a small country covering just 30000 square kilometers on the journey from the border to yet of on the capital is not fine. for months of it at venice, young has been bringing his son to the hospital here given was badly injured in the war. but in step on a cat, the capital of nicole and o carrabas longtime calf, a wounded sanchez, is not available at depth. evelyn, and then suddenly indeed ellen, when i was injured on the 21st of october last year by a cluster bomb or read an order, it was the very 1st day that these weapons were deployed, seeing or assembly that the bombs exploded in the air. and the shrapnel hit me in the head and the back. they called me to talk to one. 0, good seen i am. off to the hospital, father and son, visit the cemetery together. the last heavy fighting in 2024 thousands more soldiers lose their lives. many of them still very young belly, even adults own as physical, just because they're no longer in this well doesn't mean they are no longer with us, as long as we are alive. so of a the conflict in the caucasus as far

there was an essay written in 1867 that was published in harper's magazine. called not yours to if i have. it's the story of davy crockett as a congressman in the late 1820's. like most stories of that vintage, some will argue that the story is an accurate rendition, while others may say that the moral of the story is uncontestable. davy crockett served two terms. on one day he was confronted with a bill to give money to the widow of the military officer and arose and gave this speech. mr. speaker, i have as much respect for memory of the deceased and the suffering of the living. if suffering there be as any man in the house, but we must not permit our respect for the dead or our sympathy for part of the living to lead us into an act of injustice to the balance of the living. we have the right as individuals to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity, but as members of congress we have no right to so appropriate a dollar of the public money. davy crockett continued, i'm the poorest man on this floor, i cannot vote for this bill, but i will

mark harper?! no, i've made it clearthat i'm not going to have another- go at it.oth . on the front and back benches. people will put - their names forward. and we've got a very. robust process, which, frankly, i remind my. colleagues, you know, mps are in charge of. we're the ones that are going. to ask people tough questions, put them through their paces and test them. i we'll come up with two - people who we think either of whom would make a fantastic prime minister, and then we'll. give those names - to our party members. and i've got a huge . amount of confidence in our party members. they're smart, sensible people, decent people, and they will make the final decision. i and then we will have a prime minister that we can - all unite behind. fight what will be the fifth term that we'll be seeking at the next general election, i which is pretty unprecedented in modern times. and we'll have a united team and go forward, i and i think we can win. mark, who's the best of the bunch right now? well, i think there's . a range of candidates. i haven't settled i on on a

something that i also would like to do, because i would like to create an environment or in your harper where a small company is start up, sir, can develop businesses or those who are new services or new constellation. so new activities they are building up and yes, commercialization is a big dog, because for me, the head of the european space agency. joseph ashby, speaking to d. w. editor in chief mano like hospice, garge and davosto. and herb and belgium has for centuries, been a global hub for trading diamonds, but the business has become more difficult lately. banks have frozen dollar accounts to try to come in line with new you anti money laundering rules, and there's an important band on, on cut diamonds from russia over the war in ukraine. the w's jack para reports from edward outside. the time robin burton has been in the diamond trade for over 40 years, he's one of 1600 registered diamond dealers, working in antwerp, the global hub for diamonds, but a tight knit community. these stones are almost always bought and sold in us dollars from burden has just successfully sued his ba

chris harper pays my salary. who do you think you are?t put your mask over your nose. >> greg: why would she bring chris harper into this? who the hell is he. allegedly she stormed out with a pack of white cheddar crackers which is typically racist. where do you stand on this? do you think she was right to humiliate a customer because her mask slipped. who the hell does she think she is? a delta flight attendant? never forget. or was she being an elitist snob who delights in flaunting the huge power gap between the unmasked and the mast. when i can't make up my mind, i watch "the view." whatever [bleep] comes out of their mouths. i take the opposite stance. they live in a bizarre world where up and down, fire is wet and joy behar is considered a comedian. >> going to the theater. put the mask over your nose. you don't want to infect the people on the stage you are not wearing. just do it right. why are you agitating patti lupone? >> i would rather fight with the taliban. >> so many people said i want to go back to what used to be normal.

and the harper bernisha live streaming june. so no it should pick it up. could you is the well, why don't you call no show somewhere. but julia, po, bala are so snow, hurry, we, i'll do just a shoot me an updated, but i had which there are serious. now that was the most that you can use 20 low dogs zone work. these are the sheila manuel. yeah. good, good, good. so i mean 90 and i'm i'm pregnant now he would not deny to hickory street. you have to go to demand with a lot of one day a board. the only person i ever saw me really form for target kirkland roscoe's because he has the new girls who am i speaking to you soon? previous sam previous, but 2 of them both were graham could do for your bill through the through those of course you look at you put your which of those you mueller's are you to put your put you put your what their vehicle does was to learn if a fertile part of buff reload, forces 3 load movers. i'm thought, let you because lead you because you, with today with ah, he crania nationalists have broken the sci fi at the besieged as of style fact

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harper chung, i was just with her who is more in about 3 up here on my shuffled mariano. i'm shouting, sherlock was our model of that up in the velocity of your uncle, happened to hear this message was up and slowly he the curtain. alaskan allah, o marianella, mackarath, our logan county. i shall molig m a. has your celebrity mercado from the others that slavery had to luggage hardison after dinner? johnson emily guitar. bah. are bad for to withdraw to him. i have your model of been active in the joys of the slide. ah, i was born in new york and i'm a jewish american. so both from the side of been jewish and from the side of being american, i'm connected to the situation, the conflict and hearing. and so when he turned 20, i started to feel that i needed to go deeper into what was happening here. and as much as i could read, i wouldn't understand until i was here myself. when i came, i discovered that it was incredibly different from what it's been portrayed in the media and even what has been changed in many history books, especially from the jewish sides and the america

joanna harper is answers if at all.er her 2015 study of transgender runners are found date retained no advantages of a women after transition. retained no advantages of a women aftertransition. but retained no advantages of a women after transition. but in some sporting event she said it was undoubtedly true in her words that trans women will retain advantages in both straight did not strengthen height irrespective of lowering testosterone. she said she was to find a way of allowing meaningful competition between trans athletes so they can compete against women that she would say is both inclusive and fair. some people go to 1's side and say you shouldn't allow trans women in and the _ you shouldn't allow trans women in and the other side says, you shouldh't_ and the other side says, you shouldn't put any restrictions on. what _ shouldn't put any restrictions on. what i _ shouldn't put any restrictions on. what i would say is that until we know _ what i would say is that until we know for— what i would say is that until

harper young. i was just surfing with more in job roughly appear on my shuffled mariano. i'm shouting. charlotte was our model of that off in the velocity of your until i can say, hey, this isn't your was up literally he the curtain alaskan. allah, o marianella mackarath our organ county, i should look in my address that ricky mccord dot from the address. so you had up to london, hardison africa, jones, and emily cooper baja abides for to withdraw him. i took your model of the active in the joys of the sliding. ah, i was born in new york and i'm a jewish american. so both from the side of been jewish and from the side of being american, i'm connected to the situation, the conflict and hearing. and so when he turned 20, i started to feel that i needed to go deeper into what was happening here. and as much as i could read, i wouldn't understand until i was here myself. when i came, i discovered that it was incredibly different from what it's been portrayed in the media and even what has been changed in many history books, especially from the jewish side and the american sid

. >> reporter: the new mom to three-month-old babying harper spent $168 on five cans of formula she nevert that desperate that you still were like, i'm going to try to do this. >> until someone is in your position, trying to find baby formula, and they can't, i don't think that they will truly understand it until they actually have to deal with it. >> reporter: wic is advising parents to first look at retail stores, but they can also try food banks, charities or even their pediatrician. the store behind me has had such a rush, they are now limiting sales to one can per parent. norah. >> o'donnell: wow. hopefully this new plan will help. jamie yuccas with all the details, thank you so much. we turn now to the economy and the panic on wall street as the country's largest retailers warn of rising inflation costs and fears of a recession grow. all three major indexes posted big losses with the dow falling more than 1100 points or more than 3.5% purpose both the nasdaq and s&p 500 were off more than 4%, with the s&p having its worst day since june of 2020. cbs' ed o'keefe has more from the whi

full -- kris harper pays my salary. who do you think you are?pany issued a statement fully supportive of his tony nominated star. and you can support patty le poland by buying tickets to company at the bernard jacobs feeder. patty upon has been receiving standing ovations from people all over the world. standing in front of their computers watching that video. people who love the theater and will always love having the prone.

also, sarah worked to -- sarah vaughn harper worked to rename it james monroe's highland. which is what it was called. that is the start of getting it right. what that included was engagement with the monroe family of enslaved descent, descendants of the enslaved. my great great grandfather was ned, edward ned monroe. and he bought about 52 acres outside of, probably about seven, eight miles from highland. and it's still in our family. we still own it. i am probably all over the place here. but it is very important to us to preserve it. it speaks volumes that an ex-slave could buy, purchase, buy, settle, and maintain a piece of property that close to highland. and so, i'm backing up again. once george made contact, i think there was something else going on at the time. my mother had met one of sara's best friends without even knowing they were connected. and i tell this because it speaks to the fact that what is going on here with the engagement with the enslaved community at this particular time, it's my belief that it is something very much bigger than any of us running

full -- kris harper pays my salary. who do you think you are? just put your mask over your nose. >> chris harper, the producer of company issued a statement fully supportive of his tony nominated star. and you can support patty le poland by buying tickets to company at the bernard jacobs feeder. patty upon has been receiving standing ovations from people all over the world. standing in front of their computers watching that video. people who love the theater and will always love having the prone. how do you opponent gets tonight's last word, the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. 11t hour with stephani e >> tonight, an unprecedented move from the january 6th committee. subpoenas issued to five of their own, including the house as top republican. it is all too little too late. and escalating threats from the kremlin, what it all could mean for the war in ukraine. plus, the inside story of last years gamestop surge. we created the new msnbc documentary on how real life players took on wall street as the 11th hour gets underway on this thur

kris harper pays my salary. company issued a statement fully supportive of his tony nominated star. and you can support patty lupone by buying tickets the company at the bernards jacobs theater. patty lupone has been receiving standing ovations from people all over the world. standing in front of their computers watching that video. people who love the theater and and will love always having the pony. patty lupone gets tonight's last word. 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, an unprecedented move from the january 6th committee. subpoenas issued to five of their own, including the house as top republican. it is all too little too late. and escalating threats from the kremlin, what it all could mean for the war in ukraine. plus, the inside story of last years gamestop surge. we created the new msnbc documentary on how real life players took on wall street as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. 180 days from the midterm elections. and just

more people despised harhouse prices, higher rental costs getting the higher, getting the job, the harper. and once you had that, you find you get a house and i problem. now if you've got a job, maybe it's meaningless. your unique needs to be a really well paid job. mikaela bailey has just finished one job, but it's on her way to the next. after her shift at a cafe, she works at this take away from child. double duty means double the stress. i got their stiff competition for jobs, for employers. it's cheaper to pay several temporary workers than $1.00 fixed employee mikaela bailey's to jobs. keep a roof over her head just her small band is parked on the edge of town. this is home, even with the tear, i still have enough water flights around here on but yeah, maybe, maybe the higher paying job codes are both relatively low going. so i can't really pay for that for the so picturesque byron bay has a problem. while the return of tourists is being celebrated by the industry, many residents priced out of the market during the pandemic exam can no longer make plans with forests play a crucial r

it was not the locations for vienna at harper's gay. in the past, the sky patrol's rescue efforts were hampered by lack of proper training and equipment . but multiple casualties on the mountain have convinced the government here to invest in both gear and training for their stuff. a greg when to fill out the app, you can get a believe offs. can you hold on? i think we simply mazique them ish me, which i think it was. i think up here or both i in duties of the order i'm it was a hot muscular about i. q hamburg country made them gasoline colleague, baker damage, and i will wait directly with heidi walker. me with have william milan scott. it is on the full hum. whittier, they get hung chicken, did it get a school, got it, got it. children with rescuing it. high altitude still has its challenges. this key patrol has reduced the time required for each rescue to around 30 minutes with this is a is law may have a body, but i mean to them of sick with arms diet or somebody job. they are that i myself push me to go to get lawyers. i say, well,

that was the article where sarah bon harper had worked hard to find the true on the true site of the house because this house that was i guess that everyone thought was james monroe's house. it was this little farmhouse and it ariana assuming very simple and truly as growing up there were no there were no buses going there. they were always going to monticello. no bus is going there. no hardly any cars going into ashland growing up. sarah found the real house, which kind of in my mind symbolizes the beginning of an authentic history. at that place and that included my cousin. i'm george up there saying you know, you know, i think the only back up the article i think talked about not really having any any slave any enslaved descendants in the area and george showed up there to say. no there's a huge family of monroe's that settled here and we're still here and that was the first engagement with with what became highland also it sarah worked to cerebral and harper work to rename it james monroe highland, which is what it was called. so that's the start of getting it right and what that

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harper's rob nesbitt reports now on how they're hoping the lawsuit prevent another family from sufferingss. >> an attorney for the lane family says the vta its security should have seen the warning signs that the employee who shot and killed 9 people was capable of doing so when the stories of mass shootings make headlines, the deadliest one in bay area history comes to mind. today marks one year since vta employee samuel james cassidy opened fire in a rail yard of san jose civic center neighborhood killing 9 men and then himself. nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane to was a hard-working, wonderful man. >> who put others, you know, and in front of himself cared about people worked hard provided for his family. >> lane's family is suing the vta claiming the authority failed to act when cassidy showed signs of insubordination and had 4 separate altercations with co-workers, they should have fired him. at least counsel they should have put up his picture and said don't let this guy back in. the had entered a contract with the santa clara co

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