i didn't like the cable of harrison. >> i killed bridget harrison and caleb harrison. >> how did you kill bridget? >> i knocked on her door. she opened the door. i pretended to have a letter to give to the children. she refuse the letter, so then i forced my way into the house and i attacked her. >> what did you do? >> i hitter a couple of times. i then proceeded to squeeze her neck, until she stopped breathing and lay down the floor. >> was there a plan beforehand? >> i wouldn't say there was a plan. i just thought in the back of my mind, what if? and then, i don't know. i was just driving around, and found myself close to the area, and i just, and then i went and did it. >> as for caleb, chris says that he sneaked out in the middle of the night to kill him. >> melissa had no idea. i left and went there. >> he was wearing those shoes from walmart. and the back gloves. he used caleb's sons k to enter the house. >> i proceeded to go up to the bedroom. and i had him in the chest. and when he sprung up we began to struggle.

harrison had gone to school on _ harrison? harrison had gone to school on the _ harrison? and a kickabout. the ball had gone and got kicked over onto a bridge, which is the area that they stopped at. and on the bridge was what the boys thought was an abandoned train, which would suggest that it wasn't dangerous, you know. harrison went up, over a wooden fence, and up the bank. and there was no barrier at the top at all so itjust took him straight onto track. the side. he climbed over, he got his ball, and then on the way back, he went to throw the ball to his friends, and the overhead cables arced and electrocuted him and threw him off the top. electrocuted him and threw him off the to -. �* ,., electrocuted him and threw him off theto.�* , , the top. i'm so sorry, so sorry. tell us about _ the top. i'm so sorry, so sorry. tell us about that _ the top. i'm so sorry, so sorry. tell us about that lad. - the top. i'm so sorry, so sorry. j tell us about that lad. because the top. i'm so sorry, so sorry. | tell us about that lad. because i have read the notes, and he sounds lik

harrison really valued privacy at the white house. so it's no surprise that these interviews that simon was doing with the press might not have sat well with her. i love one story that i found when researching he goes. i'm and that's reported in many different newspapers that a quote crank called at the white house during the harrison administration and promised a youth giving elixir to the staff and to the president and that while other members of the staff thought surely this is a plot or a ploy hugo simon became convinced that the man was a great scientist and bared his arm for the youth giving inoculation. luckily. the man was evicted from the white house before he goes. i'm in could get the youth giving elixir, but certainly this is one event that may have put him at odds with the first family. he also as i mentioned resigned a few months in and he gave many exit interviews about the reasons that he left the white house one newspaper asked about the quote stories that you and the first lady of the land were continually having tro

and the harrison's wanted home cooking instead. dolly was known for her bluegrass cuisine from kentucky and worked with another african american chef named mary robinson did make dishes like breads, pies, maryland they are painted dock and other staples that were comfort foods to the harrison's. she worked for about seven months before she had to return to lexington to care for her daughter, but she ends up returning to the white house a few years later. when president grover cleveland returns to the white house for his second term in 1893, he requests that dolley come back to the white house. the reason we know so much about these changes in dolley's life and her absences from the white house is because she really captured a lot of media attention. she wasn't giving interviews herself, but for a few reasons, she ends up being in the press more than residents to africa is typically where in this period. first was she was an african american cook elevated to the role of head cook at the white house. and although she was not the firs

down the intersection of 6th in harrison. police say they did not make any arrests in the sideshows city leaders and police have promised a crackdown on sideshows year ago. and last month the 70 member matt haney said that he reached out to police to offer his support. but clearly these sideshows continue to happen. not just on harrison street, but across the city. >> are you good to you? >> can't. >> take a look at this. several cars were damaged in this side show. happening in oakland last night. police also saying that several people were hurt as well. this happened just after 8 o'clock on bancroft avenue. emergency crews telling us their response to the scene was slowed because of this sideshow activity. oakland police are still investigating what happened tonight. more news out of oakland tonight. the police officers injured after being struck by a car. police say the officer was responding to an unresponsive driver stopped in the middle of the road around 10 o'clock this morning when the officer woke the driver up, they

after months of occupation, the village of fresh jenica in harrison is free. most of the hamlet's residence fled when the russians came. but o leg tells the danish broadcasting corporation that his family stayed behind and were treated cruelly. well, it's a doyle moves that it's a long story. we experienced a lot of things from all of you. one time we got a bag over our heads and got taken away and military vehicles to the school. although then they ransacked the house. oh, legs family slept in a basement for months as fighting around which jenika intensified. but they stuck it out and were rewarded for their patience. we rolled about, we waited a long time for the ukrainian army lagossi. we hugged each other and cried when i did, when we get on here, i never lost hope. settlements up and down the hare, sun front are waking up to find their occupiers gone. analysts say the russians are abandoning their positions to avoid encirclement as ukrainian forces advanced toward the nepa river and the city of her son. if they do reach her son is unclear if there will be

he says moscow is strengthening its wrong line in harrison rather than preparing to retreat. earlier our correspondent fan if a shar in key if analyze the situation in person for us, i asked her whether russian forces have changed tactics since their recent withdrawal to the east bank of the ne, pro river depends on how you look at it. the very fact that during the run of space, if he to what seems very imminent right now, this fight over harrison city that we're going to control. harrison city is russia going to maintain control or is ukraine going to liberate the regional cap? the regional capital. this very far, what seems to be a likely now within a couple of days, has made russian forces a change some of the tactics for one. they are basically encouraging a local ukrainians in the regional capital there to join a local militia. now you really wonder just how voluntarily local ukraine is. they are going to joy a local militia. that is then likely going jobs, the pick up or guns against ukrainian forces. also, they have moved tens of thousands, according to russian informa

their goal is certainly to liberate harrison city. while on the, on the russian or from the russian side, the russian forces actually have you draw from certain settlement, say in hassan region. and i was calling on civilians as a sake for to safe and protect their lives and to leave a port of the west bank of the detroit river. where has the cities located and go and move towards a crimea or to rush in occupied territories. what, of course, a lot of civilians there as see as a force bill of being force billy and moved to to other parts of the country. whereas many of course also would like to go to ukrainian control territories. i expect a little more chaos actually in that region has in region as ukrainian forces want to make headway there. but of course russians, even though from some settlements they have drawn, they're not just gonna give up on harrison city. it is very strategically important to them. so what is the com? that's the question of which actually takes us back to the 1st question. what is going to be the reaction of

a large crowd of spectators gathered at harrison and main to watch. people do do not sunburn robber. people are also seen parking their cars and walking up with their cell phones to record what was happening there in the street. residents in the area telling us that this was far from the first time a sideshow happened. there. some of them saying that they're planning on moving out because of the madness. a number of side shows a popped up on harrison street in recent months. last month. we covered one head freemont harrison and then back in august, another huge gathering shut down the intersection of 6th and harrison police say they did not make any arrests in the sideshows city leaders and police promised to crack down on them over a year ago last month, assembly member matt haney said that he reached out to police to offer his support. but clearly these sideshows continue to happen. not just on harrison street, but all across the city of san francisco. we're continuing to follow developments tonight in the case of missing east bay woman, alexis cave

but a russian installed official and harrison as also accused ukraine of striking that down with miss isles. neither side has provided evidence for their claims. so the error damn is 30 meters deep and 3.2 kilometers long. it's reservoir contains around 800000000000 liters of water. blowing it up would send a wall of water towards nearby sacraments, including the occupied city of harrison. that's where russian troops are digging in as ukrainian forces advance. damaging this downward also rec, the system of canals, the irrigate southern ukraine, including crimea, which received by russia in 2014 ukrainian forces say that russia could be preparing to abandon harrison as keeps counter offensive intensifies ukraine says it's now we take an $88.00 towns and villages in the region, and the artillery and rocket fire continues, and some residents are leaving as part of what russia called voluntary evacuations . arizona hearthstone is one of 4 ukrainian territories that moscow illegally annexed. well, i'm a jim, jim filed this report from keith, ukrainian president. the loading there's a lensk

so it, it seems to be very important. harrison city, certainly for ukraine and for russia. could you elaborate on that for us? why is it that important in this conflict in particular, hassan region is in the southern region in the southern part of ukraine. and if you look at the map, you also see that there is a land corridor, basically connecting the only land corridor connecting directly hassan region with crimea. now and next crimea russia and brought separate pro russian separate. it is a next from year 2014. so obviously for russia, it's important to have an upper hand over the hearse from region to make sure they can supply the forces from crimea and russia in her still to make sure they can advance through that into the country. rifle, ukraine, it is very, very pivotal to take control of a house in region to liberate where some city to get an upper hand themselves into eventually also liberate and ex crimea. but that's a really of a rocky road ahead and a smiley port because as we're speaking right now, i'm just hearing at the latest number of civilian casualties of

if ukraine succeeds to liberate such a strategic town harrison city? nobody knows. funding for china kane. thank you. and now some other stories making news around the world. a political ally of brazilian president child bo sonata has been arrested after he wounded 2 police officers with acorn aid, former congressman roberto jefferson, also fired more than 20 shot at the officer's vehicle as they tried to arrest him at his home. president bull sonata sought to distance himself from jefferson. after that incident tens of thousands have joined protesting the hungarian capital budapest. demonstrators criticized the right wing government ideological influence on what is taught in schools and its control over the media. crowns also denounced prime minister victor oregon's friendly relations with russia. climate protesters in germany have thrown mashed potatoes on a planting by claude monee. the activists who belong to a group called last generation said the stunt was necessary to bring attention to their anti fossil fuel message. museum officials said the a

a number of sideshows of popped up on harrison street in recent months. just last month we covered one at fremont and harrison and then back and in august, another huge gathering shut down the intersection of 16 harrison police say they have not made any arrests in the sideshows city leaders and police have promised crackdown on sideshows and they did that over a year ago last month, assembly member matt haney said that he reached out to police to offer his support, but clearly the sideshows continue to happen. not just on harrison street, but across the city of san francisco. >> are you good to you? >> can't. yeah. >> well, several cars were damaged in this sideshow. happening last night in oakland, police also saying that several people were hurt as well. this happened just after 8 o'clock on bancroft avenue. emergency crews say that their response to the scene was slowed because of the sideshow activity. oakland police are still investigating tonight. we have some more news out of oakland tonight. the police officer is injured after being struck by a c

his constituents are at the table watch that i want to introduce his conscientist wentful arian harrison born and raise in the bay rowel hunter's point. a community organizer the utd reach coordinator at united council and also in the last couple of years established a foundation in her mother's name. she was on the environmental just move inspect bay view hunters point, san francisco and a national leader temperature is a delight to know there is a foundation in her name and so let he introduce arian the found and executive director. >> i'm arian harrison i'm the founder of the community foundation for social and environmental justice. can we live. org. [inaudible] i'm not polished but i do say hai mean and mean what i say. i'm very glad to see this program getting started. i would like to see it dub indicated in district 10 because it is the biggest districts in san francisco. we have pollution and chemical waste and things that are creating body burdens for residents. to have the the places put in place, it is good. we will get it together. y'all with me. yea. i would like myself to s

also along harrison police say they did not make any arrests. city leaders and police promised a crackdown on sideshows over a year ago last month, assembly member matt haney said that he reached out to police to offer his support, but clearly the sideshows are continuing to happen. not just on harrison street, but across the city. a san francisco. well in the east bay, a sideshow oakland ended with a serious crash involved several vehicles. this is from san francisco. what you're looking at right here. but in oakland, there was a crash that happened. several people got hurt. a car got ruined. police telling us that they had issues responding to the scene because of sideshow activity. paramedics had to respond to the scene there because several people reportedly hurt the snow. word on how serious those injuries were. but people are being asked if they know any information about what happened last night in oakland. to give them a call and the north bay, one person is dead after being hit by a capitol corridor train while inside of a truck. they w

me and harrison at the back seat all over each other. >> jimmy: really? jimmy: he's full of yams. >> yams, beans, okra, plantain. he was just like, yeah, the way my stomach is bulging against these seat belts, we need to swap positions. >> jimmy: did your parents, being from africa, help you with the accent in this movie? >> definitely i drew some inspiration from that. because gene ell was, 18th century west africa, be in the area, be in the region. i thought, this is a great opportunity to add my dad's voice. >> jimmy: i see. >> yeah, yeah. just add his voice. he has an authority, but also the king is young, charm to him, he's quite funny. >> jimmy: there was a lot of action in the movie but the king is mostly sitting on the throne. you're the king. >> there's a lot of psychological -- >> jimmy: action, yes. [ laughter ] >> action going on there. no, i felt so bad. i came to set, i saw lashana lynch with a ripped back, i saw thuso mbedu training. gina was kind of like, "there's your throne, and you must sit on it the whole entire day." [ laughter ] it w

of planning to blow up a huge down which would send a wall of water towards the ukrainian city of harrison. donald trump is subpoenaed just as his former adviser is given 4 months in prison for refusing to cooperate with lawmakers. investigating the u. s. capital attack ah, in the last half hour, the ratings agency moody's has lowered the you case, financial outlook from stable to negative because of the ongoing political turmoil, we could growth prospects and high inflation contributed to the downgrade, as well as risks to the case debt affordability, from likely higher borrowing financial markets went into meltdown after the former chancellor quasi quite as many budget which promised $45000000.00 pounds worth of un funded tax cuts. meanwhile, the u. k. that former chief finance cert minister ritchie soon act cause one the support of a 100 conservative m. p. 's crossing the threshold to join the race to replace las trust as party leader and the countries next prime minister. so far, the former defense secretary penny mordant, is the only candidate to officially enter the race. but momentu

so i want to thank bay view advocates and the marie harrison foundation and danielle with the neighborhood empowerment network and the communities members that are present. like the director said earlier. if you remembered twenty 18 i remember like it was yesterday we had that orange haze in our skies. we had to shut down schools. people could not go to work the air quality was that horrible and most vulnerable suffered more than others. having a place where people can go to breathe clean air in community is extremely vital and important. we are excited have the first clean air center in california here in our community in bay view hunter's point. it is important that we demonstrate the commitment to our communities that have been isolated disenfranchised and most vulnerable to the negative impacts of air quality this . is a demonstration of folks coming and care to make sure we take that step to get this done. on national voter registration day i appreciate everyone. i want to thank our director, director lam berg and working with the communities and with leadership to allow for spaces li

harrison, as you know died 32 days into his term. tyler became president the image on the right is a romanticized picture of this passing an elevation to presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make a claim he would only serve one term. after being banished spent much of his time trying to put himself in the position to secure election of his own right in 1844. most notably by pursuing and getting the annexation of texas. tyler became the first president to marry while in office on june 26, 1844 he married a new yorker 30 years younger julia gardner in a ceremony in new york city. on the rights of the slide is muslim i fear favorite characters the 1844 political campaign. ralph pennsylvania abner the six or $25000, $25000 as a presidential salary at the time. or you have tyler sing is not going to run for president anymore he's going to chase with the farmer calls the gardener's daughter. marriage definitely became in a way took him

they nominated william henry harrison. and of course law -- defeated the incumbent martin van buren in november of 1840. harrison, as you know, died 32 days into his term. tyler became president, the image on the right is a romanticized picture of tyler receiving news of harrison's passing and his elevation to his presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make any claims that he would serve only one term, and after being banished from the whig ranks in september of 1841, he spent much of his time to try to put himself in a position to secure elections in his own right in 1844. -- he married a new yorker 30 years on her in a ceremony in new york city. to the wrath of the side of some of my favorite characters or political cartoons of the 1844 presidential campaign footrace pennsylvania avenue states the $25,000. $25,000 is the presidential salary at the time. we have tyler who said he would not run for president anymore. he

him of rigging the boats. ukraine's defense minister says the counter offensive in the southern harrison region is proving more difficult than in the north east to due to the weather and the nature of the terrain. ukrainian troops have been forcing the russians back and deliberating land in the region for weeks. they are getting closer to russian forces on the west bank of the nitro river and are expected to soon attempt to retake the city of harrison anticipating the ukrainian advance credit back to authorities have been moving civilians to locations for the east. but an adviser to president lansky says moscow is strengthening its frontline in house on rather than preparing to retreat. earlier our correspondence funny for sharon keith analyzed the situation in person for us. i asked her whether russian forces have changed tactics since they reasoned withdrawal to the east bank of the ne, pro river depends on how you look at it. the very fact that during the run of phase, if he to what seems very imminent right now, this fight over harrison city that we're going to control house. the cit

fact that during the run of phase, if he to what seems very imminent right now, this fight over harrison city that we is going to control house. the city is russia going to maintain control, or is ukraine going to liberate the regional cap? the regional capital? this very far, what seems to be a likely now within a couple of days and has made russian forces a change, some of the tactics for one. they are basically encouraging a local ukrainians in the regional capital. they are to join a local militia. now you really want to just how voluntarily local ukraine is. they are going to join a local militia. that is then likely going jobs pick up the guns against ukrainian forces. also, they have moved tens of thousands, according to russia and information about 70000 people across the nipper, a river that is basically separating the region between at the west and east and back. saying that this is important because of what is supposed to happen there. in the capital, which is more intense shelling and so on. what, when it comes to the question will also russian forces withdraw from the capita

we're hearing that they're setting up, or they're in the midst of setting up a local militia in harrison city is you may indicate that they are running out of people literally, that they want locals actually to join russian forces to help fight ukrainian forces. and this is exactly the worry that people, hattie all the wife. what if it comes to the situation it's been already do reported by the way, from the don bus region that local ukrainian civilians have to pick up the weapon actually fired other ukrainians. now we do not know exactly for this very moment, what is actually happening in that regional capital, simply because there's no access for johnny smith comes to russian occupied territories, at least for the most part. what we do know that ukraine is continuing is counter offensive, and even though we're just here right now, due to bad, rather, a debt offensive is also experiencing a little bit of a slow down. why, at the same time, russia that they're not just going to simply give up on harrison city or the region as a whole? yes, they have been repelled from certain our scores

ah ah ah ah, this is dw news alive from berlin. kremlin back to officials tell harrison residents to evacuate ahead of a ukrainian offensive and rushes new general admits his troops face a difficult situation as pressure from ukrainian forces, gross in southern and eastern regions. also coming up on the show in his day view policies, speech, hong kong new chief executives as the territory wants to wind back for an investment. but he signals no let up on a political cracked out and coping restrictions that have proven 1000 away. plus on exclusive look inside congo. dangerous gold mines, where a violent robin group of wealth of a nation in its hands. ah . hello, i am clear. richardson, thanks so much for joining us. russia's new commander in ukraine has made a rare acknowledgment at the situation in regions. the kremlin recently claimed it had annexed, is quote, difficult russian forces are struggling to maintain their grip on strategic positions in the east and south, and made an offensive by ukraine. kremlin back to officials in harrison region have told civilians in the city of harr

the attack hit to the area being used to transport civilians on a river ferry from harrison city. as a nearby bridge is impossible, due to continuous sharing bike his forces are, sees, eagle is doub, brings us more details in a report from southern russia where residence of being relocated from harrison a fancy we're talking about a deadly shelling carried out by the ukranian side of a civilian crossing in the town of her son, according to the russian side, the key of authorities, they had been previously alerted that civilians use that check point to leave the very much her contentious and very much dangerous area, but chose to shell it nonetheless. now several people, again, the details are still incoming, but several people have been killed and more have been injured to apparently, some 10, a civilian vehicles have been destroyed as a result of a precise high mazda strike, again, against that particular civilian crossing. now this comes against the backdrop of russia previously wounding that ukraine might attempt to blow up a dam, a regional dam, and basically unleashing a whol

in the east, ukrainian forces are now pressing their counter offensive in the southern regional . harrison also coming up around supreme leader breaks his silence on anti government protest across the country, uses the u. s. in israel, of planning the protest runs the biggest and ears equal to the death of a young woman whose custody a tragedy. and the nobel prize in medicine goes to sweeter scientist avante pablo. he receives the honor for discoveries in the dna of extinct creatures. and for his research and the human evolution, ah, i'm here until welcome to the program. will bring you those stories in just a moment, but 1st we have breaking news. north korea has fired a ballistic missile. the flew over japan, south korean, and japanese authorities confirm the launch of the missile, which they say, flu, 4000 kilometers before falling into the pacific ocean. for more on that, let's cross to tokyo now and journalist michael pen. michael, thanks for joining us. so what more do we know about this incident? well, we don't know exactly much about the, the launch itself, but we know quite a bit

ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, kremlin back officials tell harrison residents to evacuate ahead of are you printing an offensive brush? as new general admits his troops face a difficult situation as pressure from ukrainian forces groves in other eastern regions. coming up on the shower heroes, welcome at 10 ron airport for an iranian climber who competed without a head scarf. but there is concern that she may yet be punished for breaking iran strict rules for women's attire. and in his debut policy speech, hong kong new chief executive says he will troll the world for talent in a bid to win back for an investment. but he signals no let up on a political proc down. it has driven 1000 away. ah, hello, i am claire richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. russia is a new commander in ukraine, has made a rare acknowledgment that the situation in regions the crime when recently claimed it had annexed, is quote, difficult, and forces are struggling to maintain their grip on strategic positions in the east and south, amid and offensive by ukraine. kremlin backed officials in t

region hub, announced they were evacuating 4 towns, including from the city of harrison itself. and meanwhile, the latest wave of air strikes across the rest of you crank has knocked out power and water supplies in hundreds of towns and caused numerous civilian casualties. officials in the southern ukrainian city of mc alive, pull a man's body from the rubble. a russian missile killed him as he hid in the basement. his shocked neighbor recalls the moment of impact was fit not to did one more person. we woke up at quarter to 2 in the morning because of a very loud explosion. it's impossible to describe the foot to so much dust we were in the basement. we crawled out through openings in the ground, and neva died. unfortunately, he was a bit closer to the e p center while we were a bit farther away. listen to those conditions for many ukrainians. the past 8 months have been a seemingly endless series of horrors. but one resident is comforted, his homeland. how's the moral high ground? no matter how much suffering moscow inflicts the bullshit of the words to the russians, get pleasu

i system that would have helped harrison? ~ , harrison?asking them for these details when they are in a better place they probably think, that's not going to be needed at any point, but it is there and it is a safety net and i think it would have been really beneficial for harrison because i think the fact he was not engaging in counselling services with university, even though they initially signed up, those would have been red flags and definitely helped us to understand what was going on with harrison better. professor steve west, for somebody to be aware of someone else's mental health, they often need to be in close proximity, so would you trust a student when they are putting down somebody�*s trusted name for someone who is not back at home 100 miles away but it someone in the local community they will see regularly? isabella said something really important that, unfortunately, and tragically, — important that, unfortunately, and tragically, often a young person that takes their life isn't known to any services within the university

while at the same time, russia, that they're not just going to simply give up on harrison city or the region as a whole. yes, to have been repelled from certain our scores of, of villages and settlements over the course of the past weeks. but at the same time, the definitely wanna make sure that they can maintain control of a harrison city at the biggest see the actually that they've been able to control from a pretty much the beginning of this war for march 2nd. so what is happening in terms of counter offensive from ukraine and russia trying to defend their positions? it's hard to get a complete and clear picture, but once again, fill one thing is certain that russia is not just going to easily give up on this strategically important regional capital. let's look at that a funny. so what is it about the city that means bases where russia is going to make a spam throughout the whole of this region, of course, was it starting point to ukraine, is that if you zoom in on that map you see is on the southern part of ukraine, you also see that how soon a house in region is establishing basi

start of the war, officials installed by russia acknowledge that ukraine has made advances in the harrison region. one o 4 that russia illegally annexed last week. photo shared on social media appeared to show soldiers raising the ukrainian flag and several villages. they are thought to have advanced as much as 40 kilometers in a single day, though that is yet to be officially verified. did these correspond at nick connelly as in keith, i asked him about the reported ukrainian advances in the south of the country will definitely seems like after months were busy fits on was the side show to what we saw an active and it seemed that basically this was something that the cranes were distracting the russians with while turning the attentions elsewhere. it does seem that this is now center of attention and this is where all the movement is happening. where previously the crating forces were pushing at russian presses from the west, from mich alive, in our since becoming also from the north, increasingly pushing the russians back and threatened to surround them in certain parts. the problem with

the harrison region amounts to deportation, not evacuation. he says its forces have made significant gains in the southern region liberating $75.00 settlements in the past month. the regions russian installed leader called on civilians to evacuate on thursday, citing day rocket attacks by advancing ukrainian troops keep rejects these accusations that it targets its own civilians. harrison is one of 4, partly occupied ukrainian province is annexed by moscow last month. charles ratford is in agree very close to the front lines in terms of what an evacuation would look like. it's really important to recognize that this statement from this russian and school official is saying that these people should go to the russian side to towns like rosters roast off on don in russia. we know, having seen footage at the early stages of this rule, the immense protests that people are put up inside care so on against the occupation people standing in front of russian tanks demanding that the russians withdrawal. so there are a lot of people in that city that ar

coming up on the program . ukrainian official says it cools by moscow installed authorities for harrison residents to go to russia amount to deportation north evacuation. but im of fusion says no need for massive new extra astroid on ukraine for now. and he has no regrets about the conflict that and 4 weeks after the death of my so i may need iran supreme lead a ones protest as these rabbit republic is like a mighty tree that cannot be up booted ah well off to just 38 days as brittany foreign minister lives truss is clanging onto the job, she's been forced to sac her chancellor quasi quite tang exactly 3 weeks after he delivered a mini budget that drew widespread criticism and spot market turmoil. he'll be replaced by jeremy hans, a failed leadership contender who back trust his main rival for the top job. richie soon act. he becomes persons 4th chancellor in 4 months. while announcing courts hangs departure, trust also confirmed another significant change them many budget scrapping plans to counseling schedule wise in cooperation tax. it's due to go from 19 to 25 percent next year. desp

but a russian installed official in harrison is also accused ukraine of striking the dam with miss isles. the congressional committee investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital, as formerly issued a subpoena to donald trump, and his demand that he testified by november 14th. meanwhile, wanna trumps. most prominent allies has been sentenced to 4 months in prison. steve bannon was found guilty in july of 2 counts of contempt of congress. failing to comply with the investigation into the january, 6 attack and explosions have been heard in the syrian capital, damascus, with the state media saying that syrian and defenses have confronted israeli missiles of damascus. and also in the south of the country, we can have more on that story and everything else coming up for you in the news out in about 25 minutes time. i will see you then. a select is next. a jack maria or the judge and i read, madame alleged duck washington. ah, good year shave? doesn't meryl mc eller's, great, deli chaney. come bossard from of ark. my bobbin in the kitchen scope or bush came and my name madonna brag no

remember, there are at least a dozen kids of some kind in harrison hall it anytime as well as families people that are there. who does colonel -- make eye contact with at cross the hall but a young virginia miller. a woman who has befriended in this house. she writes that, note, the -- we're trying to find out a bed upstairs. there is no one right there with the colonel. virginia miller rushes to his side and it takes his hand. there is nothing else that she can do for him, but she can take his hand. eventually, after some time, there is space made for him. he is taken upstairs and made us comfortable as can be made for him. surprising a lot of people, colonel byrd hangs in there. a day passes, then another day passes, virginia helps him write a, letter to his wife back in mississippi. they have small, charming, in significant conversations. for five days colonel burn lingers in this house behind me. as you are looking at it, it is the second story and i believe it is the second window from the right. as you're looking at it. that bedroom is where colonel erasmus arbored lays for his f

thank you jennifer kaps with the benjamin harrison presidential site and so currently harrison is one of the few first ladies who passed away while serving his first lady, so just conversation is just made me curious. i know more about presidents, but first ladies, do they also have a plan is they're also binder do they start that conversation matches the president's day. do you know if they have those sort of plans in place as well? like i could answer you have overbush, she did have a plan their funerals are much simpler because it's one service. in their in in their home church. typically she took me with her to betty ford's funeral mrs. bush did betty ford actually had two funerals one in california and one in michigan, but mrs. bush wanted me to go with her and we talked about betty ford's funeral all the way home and was the first really meeting we had about her funeral. but yeah, she she was very hands-on with planning her funeral the eulogies the music. and she was like her husband. she they thought it was just another event. yeah, i just might add to that. mrs. reagan's three

so he goes to harrison's landing early. mcclellan has been defeated in the seven days battles, and he is going to sit down, meet with mcclellan. and when he's there, mcclellan is going to hand him letter called the harrison's bar. and mcclellan gets bashed for this letter like. he's way out of line. i don't think mcclellan's out of line at all. he's the commander of one of the largest field armies, the union. he has a right to express to the president the united states what i think about poli and what he tells the president is that a declaration of radical views, especially upon slavery, will rapidly disintegrate our armies. but that is a pretty shot across the bow. i hear what's going on in congress debating the second confiscation act. don't do something radical here. that's not a good idea. now, part of mcclellan is a conservative, but the other thing that mcclellan is probably at is anything that he sees as radical might make the other side even harder. so he's opposed to anything like that, he still has the concept tha

so he goes to harrison's landing, in early july. appalling has been defeated in the seven-day battles. he is going to sit down and meet with me colin. and when he is, there are mcallen is going to hand him a letter holding harrison's bar ladder. and mccullough gets bashed for this letter. he is way of line. i do not think we calling as an ally at all. commander one of the largest field armies in the union. and he has a right to express to the president of the united states, what i think about policy. and what he tells the president is that a declaration of radical views, especially upon slavery, will rapidly disintegrate are present armies. but that is a pretty clear shot across the back. i hear what is going on in congress. they are debating the second confiscation act. did not do something radical here. not a good idea. part of -- mcallen is a conservative but the other thing the macallan is probably looking at is anything but he sees as radical might make the other side fight even harder. so he is opposed to anything like that. h