dar still needed to shower, so tom, heath and a friend of heath's left without her. the plan was for dar to follow in her own car and meet them all at the party later that afternoon. but dar never arrived. that gave you some sort of sixth sense that something was wrong. >> yes. she was always on time or early to events. >> so tom left the party and headed back home in search of his wife. >> our kitchen back door was open, and i noticed that the glass was broken and there was glass all over our kitchen floor. so i looked through the rest of the house for her and ended up finding her in our bathroom. >> it was a gruesome scene. >> she'd been shot in the head with a shotgun at point blank range. tom immediately called for help. >> what's the problem? >> my wife is in the shower. she's just laying there in the blood. >> first responders rushed to the foley farm. when michigan state police detective james carbon arrived on the scene, he knew he was in for a long night. >> we don't have a lot of homicides that happen in and around branch county. because of her position as

heath, heath, heath.ay it now, but it always used be so much harder to say, so much harder. he started listening to rap music at school and was amazed to find that when he rapped, he never stammered. # i didn't choose rap, bro # understand the game chose me # and that's the realest thing...# my brother picked me up from my speech therapist. he was playing, like, kanye west when i was really young, and i remember him looking at me. i'd probably over and over heard the same song, i started to rap it, and he looked to me and he was like, "you can do it," and i think subconsciously ijust fell in love with it, and i was able to, like, say what i wanted to say. obviously, i wouldn't go into a class and rap what i wanted to say, but the same way you rap, you take your breath control, you pause, the way you flow on a beat is the same way i overcome a stutter, like take little breaths, then speak. and it's the same sort of... but as i say, i don't think it was on purpose. i think ijust subconsciously fell in love

now, heath and hancock are about the same age. armistead is older. heath and hancock are single. armistead is married. during this period, heath and hancock are going out at night looking for night life, trying to meet girls. and heath loveatize because he said hancock is so good looking, he's a magnet for the young ladies. even heath gets to meet a few. hancock tells a young lady, i love you. the next night, a second one, i love you. next night, a third one, i love you. he says, hancock, how do you tell these different women you love them? hancock says, heath, we're still at war and all is fair in love and war. true story. heath's memoirs. they're transferred together after the war to jefferson barracks in st. louis. they do the same thing, they go out. heath is with him when hancock meets his future wife, almyra russell. you can make a case hancock is closer to heath than he is armistead. but the book isn't heath and hancock, it's armistead and hancock. what were their family lives like? winfield hancock to me had as stable a family life as you can have while being an army offi

one guy who would an old friend, henry heath. he wrote his memoirs, published them, late 1890s, not very well read. i have never seen this quote before but i'll conclude with those. "those two regimental associates, messmates and devoted friends never met again on earth, but i'm sure met in heaven. armistead killed by one of hancock's troops. and hancock was wounded by one of his military's command. what a commentary on civil war." thank you very much. if we have time for questions, i guess we do. is anybody in charge? >> what happened to the prayer book? >> we don't know. it's one of those frustrating things. she said she had it, but it got lost somewhere in the pass down to descendants. it would have been great to have that. frustrating thing about history. we lose a lot. >> did the armisteads have actually swedish heritage? >> i don't think they did. what i found is people thought they had english and german. there might have been some swedish, but i think it was just because of his military province. this was a military famil

heath and hancock are single, armistead is married. one night hancock tells a young lady, i love you. next night, a second one, i love you. next night, a third one, i love you. he says, hancock, how do you tell these different women you love them? he says, heath, we're still at war and all is fair in love and war. true story. they're transferred after the war to jefferson barracks in st. louis. they go out, heath is with him when hancock meets his future wife elmira russell. you can make a case that hancock is closer to heath than he is to armistead, at least socially. but the book isn't heath and hancock, it's armistead and hancock. what were their family lives like? winfield hancock to me had as stable a family life as you could have while being an army officer in the 19th century. they're on post, they're in florida together, they're in california together. and they're married until 1886 when hancock dies. armistead, by contrast, has a tragic personal life. he loses two wives and two of his three children to disease on the frontier.

heath. heath says in his memoir, and gives third person a confirmation of, never was a match happier than ours. so, these guys were hanging out years before the civil war. heath and hancock are about the same age. armistead is married while the others are single. they are going out looking for nightlife and trying to meet girls. hancock is a magnet for the young ladies. he says to one lady, i love you, the second night, i love you. the next night, a third, one i love you. we are still at war and all is fair and love and war, he says. they are transferred together after the war. and hancock meets his future wife. you could make a case that hancock is closer to heath. -- what were their family lives like? do they have a stable a family life as you could have while being an army officer. they are almost always together. but they are on coast. they are in california together. they are married until 1886. armistead in contrast had a tragic personal life. between 1850 and 1855, he loses two wives

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those problems forced a delay of the museum's edith heath exhibition. starting today, visitors can once again see an exhibit called mother ship voyage into afro futurism. >>> the dow is down about 332 points. >>> sneaking in late to zoom meetings is about to get a whole lot harder because a new update called attendance status automatically tracks who is in a meeting and who hasn't joined yet. those names go under a new not giant section for everyone to see. >> how nice. >>> well fans of the classic sitcom the golden girls will soon have their very own convention. the first ever golden con. thank you for being a fan, event will be held in chicago in april. fans will no longer have to wait until retirement to bring their golden girls dreams to life with events based off the series for retirees and their antics in miami. as far as cast appearances, organizers say they hope to have the main cast sole survivor betty white in january make an appearance at the event. definitely would want to go see that if she is there. >>> and speaking of golden girls, san fr

heath gives us in his memoirs years later third person confirmation when he says armistead, hancock, and i were mess mates and never was a mess happier than ours. these guys are hanging out years before the civil war. now, heth and hancock are about the same age. armistead is older. heth and hancock are single. armistead is married. during this period, heth and hancock are going out at night looking for night life trying to meet girls. heth loves it because he says hancock is so good looking he is a magnet. hancock tells a young lady i love you. nekts night the second one i love you. next night a third one i love you. he says, hancock, how do you tell these different women you love them? hancock says, heth, we are still at war and all is fair in love and war. true story. heth memoirs. they are transferred together after the war to jefferson barracks in st. louis. they do the same thing. they go out. heth is actually with him when hancock meets his future wife elmira russell. you can make a case that hancock is closer to heth than armistead. at least socially. but the book isn't heth

a rain band continuing to migrate northwards and heath was producing transient snow across northern scotland with the risk of ice here. another cold night, away from the west. tomorrow, rain continues to come in from the west pushing northwards and eastwards. behind it, it will brighten up a little bit, but tomorrow, it is the temperatures we will be talking about, especially across northern ireland, england and wales, where it will be very mild. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: opening up christmas for thousands — new government advice says people with covid can stop self—isolating up to three days early in england if they're testing negative. but widespread disruption to rail and other public services are blamed on covid staff sickness and self—isolation. ministers in wales and northern ireland meet today to consider a range of new covid measures. new restrictions were announced for scotland yesterday. in other news — nearly 400 people are now thought to have died, with hundreds of thousands more displaced, in the philippines after last week's typhoon. now on bbc news... at a key po

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when i said that to majid heath threw himself back into the computer, the girl was taking notes, dropped her pen, and he says, we don't like to talk about going postal. i said, okay, well then let's change the word. you tell me what the word is that we use instead of going postal. he says that, you know, i don't want to talk about going postal. they don't want to about that with the war on drugs noted as a way to combat a gray problem. what's the war on drugs? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected to this time. the fight against drugs took a job. he told us that andrew was a competent, short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student doesn't just get shot in the head and found in the river like that something else had to be happening. ah, where are you? in on august 18th, 1983 perry smith carried a 12 gauge shotgun to the post office where he worked for 25 years. he chased the postmaster to a nearby store and killed him shooting to forme

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i will say that it's too early to tell how much of an influence heath counsels will have if any, but there's hope they will offer some answers to a generation starved for opportunities and hope. allison that i'm 50 and just you know, what? france this is warning against neglecting refugees in my groups describing it as the ship track of civilization. the head of the roman catholic church is visiting greece. he celebrated mass in athens, after meeting refugees on the islands of less, on the, on the left, rather than he took a camp that home to around 2000 people seeking asylum, migration has dominated his visit. if i t does she nasty looking young, it is easy to stir up public opinion by a sterling fear of others. yet why do we fail to speak with equal for herman's? about the exploitation of the poor, about seldom mentioned, but often, well financed words about economic agreements were the people have to pay about cover deals to traffic in arms favoring the proliferation of the arm straight. the remote cause should be attacked, not the poor people who pay the consequences and are even

hundreds of people were left homeless after their houses had to be torn down temporary homes like heath are providing short term solutions. here to load them onto oil, already filled out an entire row of houses is missing from there. let me see. i need number 28. from a unit gospel to little citizen. in just a few minutes, girls have connected the gas tanks, but the house won't get warm without functioning water pipes. and these aren't in place yet. this house belongs to molina zion. she's looking forward to not having to wear a hat and gloves in doors anymore. the flood damaged the house that stood there. i trust my parent's home. we bought this new one, so have a place to stay with my dog. all right, so i'll let you get on with it. we'll see you buy it. more often, woman, a barley, a written art book alone over 50 buildings were torn down because they were at risk of collapsing are contaminated over all the floods last summer, cause some 30000000000 euros in damage time to head to the companies warehouse located several kilometers about the valley, the hook it up, you know, what's cra

it's uncertain if these councils will work out that it's too early to tell how much of an influence heath counsels will have if any. but there's hope they will offer some answers to a generation starved for opportunities in hope. allison that and, and just, you know, in place, in the belgian capital of used all to cannon and fired tear gas to disperse crowds, protesting against pandemic restrictions about 8000 people tried to reach the european union headquarters in brussels, but were blocked that name. barbara. now, with more, a stand off in the belgian capital on the side drawings of a covey 19 protest. police used water cannon against a group of protest us, some of whom appeared to throw firewood, several 100 people march through the streets. 2 days after the government tightened restrictions for the 3rd week in a row, some carried signs critical of vaccines which have proved to be highly effective against the corona virus. others were worried about belgium, making it compulsory for health workers to be vaccinated. something that's coming in on the 1st of january, blue watson. that's h

oh so summers are getting ah, warmer and reindeer is not very good handling heath and it cannot sweat so ah, it very easily overheat and leaf might get hot. somers might kill a lot of rain at a climate summit in glasgow. this past november, walt leaders agreed to fight climate change and keep global warming under one and a half degrees. but that doesn't reflect the situation north of the arctic circle. the nose, essentially the temperature so is going faster, is not like other $1.00 is a, it would be a threshold there shouldn't be or crossed. but i mean, here we're going to go beyond that. i mean there are some projections or they even talk about 3 degrees. there would mean incredibly tough conditions for reindeer, who are still an important part of the economy in finland. they are kept for their meat and milk, but their fur hides and even the ant or send holes are also used usually for clothes and tools, but hurting the animals in warmer conditions as expensive. you can't see the economic profitability behind there so much because you have the book, a lot of money in there, compared

i will say that it's too early to tell how much of an influence heath counsels will have if any. but there's hope they will offer some answers to a generation starved for opportunities and hope. allison that i'm 50 and just you know what that? but frances has warned that the neglect of refugees and migrants is the shipwreck of civilization. the leader of the roman catholic church is an a 5 day trip to greece. he celebrated mass in athens, after visiting refugees on the island of less boss. there he taught a campus country home to around 2000 people seeking asylum. migration has dominated his trip. if i key, there she now he'll be young. it is easy to stir up public opinion by instilling fear of others yet, why do we fail to speak with equal for herman's above the exploitation of the poor? about seldom mentioned, but often well financed towards about economic agreements was the people have to pay. yeah. about corporate deals to traffic in arms favoring the proliferation of the arm straight from the remote cars should be attacked, not the poor people who pay the consequences and ar

now this latest incident follows a period of tensions that was off on approved nature drills, took heath and the waters. on top of that, a couple of days ago we heard that to russian fighter jets had been scrambled to escort spy pains away from its porters. and at the same time, in recent days, we've really been hearing pretty hostile rhetoric from both american and nato officials, which drops neatly convinced that russia was planning some kind of invasion of ukraine as soon as the new year, apparently. but was aggressive rhetoric is part and parcel of modern diplomacy. i think we can all agree that creating potentially is very volatile situation, which puts civilians in harm's way, is neither fat nor clean play violating asylum writes. that's the verdict of campaigners angry at an easy solution. for migrants attempting to get into europe through the bell russian border, there are still roughly 2000 of them, stranded in bella, roost at temporary shelters. now, brussels wants to extend the asylum processing time by month, and keep the migrants in special camps while this happens. rights g

it's uncertain if these councils will work out that it's too early to tell how much of an influence heath counsels will have if any. but there's hope they will offer some answers to a generation starved for opportunities and hope. allison and i just, you know, with that in curious on a growing energy crisis is pushing the country to increasingly rely on co as in basra, the reports from dish correct. that's not helping the government's response to pollution from vantage point overlooking bish heck, it's easy to see why curtains, capital is routinely ranked as the most polluted city in the world. air quality can be so poor. buildings don't disappear into the horizon. they disappear into a cloud of smoke chimney stacks and an aging power plant. the main culprits dystopian giants dominating the skyline over a modernizing city all year round pumping smoke into the air and industrial waste into a nearby landfill. the carbon footprint of the cities combined heat and power plant is enormous. but it's still not enough. near the power plant, people are forced to burn cold to heat their homes in win

company, providing emergency heating to the elderly says that millions of brits will face a daily heath or eat dilemma. fuel collection, the united kingdom is very should we're because the usage is very high on the cost is very high. we've been usage people that have to pick between he think of the whole or put it on the table. in my opinion, my honest opinion, the comic on not taking any steps at all to reduce who you or who pompey within the united kingdom in the correct manner and over in europe, the fears of phil poverty are also growing with energy prices high on winter, reducing the impact of green energy government saw results into aids to help our poor homes as well as businesses. to charlotte davis, kate takes a closer look. as the bitter cold hits europe, everyone is doing their best to stay warm. but as natural gas prices are 5 times higher than they were a year ago, there is a real concern that states across the block good face shortages or even potential blackouts. many including luca here in paris, face a winter full of difficult decisions since quantities. oh no, we have

then i'm a genius heath that guy, man. if there was any justice in this country, boy, he'd be with, he'd been well boy, so in a spoof. the deaf as i read to you before. it is a humorous imitation of something. so i think you no one could laugh or one could cry at the imitation of free markets of, of capitalism, of democracy. and maybe they're laughing there while they are certainly laughing all the way to the bank. they're making a lot of money doing this, but in terms of this intrinsic value, there's no intrinsic value in anything we're going to look at and then the real yield, oh, for an i germany because there is no intrinsic value within any of those bonds. they're right, like they're negative yielding bonds and negative real rates. so good morning from germany where the financial repression intensifies real yields tenure bones. inflation plunged to negative 5.52 percent afresh. all time low after inflation jumped to 5.2 percent in november from 4.5 percent in october. real yields now negative for 67 consecutive months

between civilian political groups and the military reporting there from karting, his lawyer against heath guess tennis is being fired by us sudanese police to disperse these protest. 30, a few 100 people here earlier the day protestants had tried to stall the government offices and police evidently weren't having any of that at these. are these getting a bit uncomfortable here? eyes are beginning to sting as well as people's throats. but police are again forcing people back, asking them to disperse people here nevertheless, are, are still angry. i still angry. they still believe the revolution has been stolen from them. one, 0, oh, it is another g, a gas canister. they're being fired by police that this bus to disperse protest this year. dana today was supposed to be a ww man march. my mom taught protest against the military takeover, as they say, wrote as this year of the government, this all young voices. but this again is, is government. they want us even young government. what does it give up? men? good people. the people in, in the agreement piece is just this many people here field,

i will say that it's too early to tell how much of an influence heath counsels will have if any. but there's hope they will offer some answers to a generation starved for opportunities and hope. allison and beauty and says, you know what? so break here in al jazeera, when we come back, ah, break out the rally, the controversial french presidential candidate who himself was attack my protest and po process called the migrant crisis. the ship wreck of civilization during his visit to a temp on the 3 column of miss moss. more in that state. ah, your weather update for the middle east begins right here, right now. and things are bouncing back for cross northern areas of saudi through some of the gulf states where we had low temperatures and we've got some active weather moving across western areas of iran. but you know, tater on at 14 degrees, that's actually above average for this. and the year off, the pakistan, things looking good in the south karachi, a $29.00 degrees, but some instability through the foothills of the himalayas. no, for turkey were really seen a weather front jus

that serious illness can be averted with a 3rd dose. making this our 1st and vital line of defense heath balk al jazeera london. several people have been arrested during rallies in germany against schofield. 19 restrictions have placed in france for 10 dusseldorf on saturday. the country approved the vaccine mandate for health work as early as month. and the government is considering expanding this to the general population. thousands in spain have been demonstrating against the government's decision to introduce vaccine passports. spain began using the european union digital cove in 1900 vaccination certificates, and then after the curve rise and infection, people are required to show the document has been used by 5 and night gland in the us present, joe biden is considering further measures as cases rise, hillis resonation on tuesday, and he's expected to take steps beyond his so called winter plan. hospitals are under significant pressure. new york state has recorded its highest number of infections in a single day. alan fisher reports, it's the start of the biggest trouble window acr

democracy of a proposed poster. them would be helpful now to me, but that's, that's more yield globally heath or that more can be g positive re position good center actors. they might several people to write the civic center legacy bus cuz she's there with her. our theory of she can only tear brush cooks, dust injuries, which could beat these muscle, be awarded atoms, apology, but now cartridge component. show it to partnership is tickets. soft of legit. that's good. we meet prospect. that's all at once. she to that and that was, was really as up as was between control and the processor premier to learn about your people that when they're biting edge bubble tables of the daily that only banks, lots of love in the real quick with stock or if so i'm pretty sure line. yeah. i mean they can show scott can investment and buy it was of saw them near those luther cuz i was vicious. that was for some reason, but i'm at a potential deal scene with our mothers bunker, someone special lever. mastercard, who she was there with me of uses married such visiting. come or she does apostles with, with the shi

strange, in that sense, he's a bit like ted heath, who used to get very angry about british businessmening, we need a bit more money, we need a bit more this, and not being very imaginative and creative, in his view, at least. well, businesses like to bej positive, but i wouldn't call them... signing up to the kind _ of boosterism that some people accused borisjohnson of. so i was surprised, if i'm i honest, probably a damning indictment of myjournalistic instincts, of how big a storyl that became on the day. i think it's now faded - because as i say, that was par for the course. i've seen him talk to a bunchj of bankers and their partners in davos in switzerland, - when he was trying to persuade them not to go to switzerland after the financial crisis, - saying you couldn't do a, well, number two after midnight, i because you'd get reported to the authorities. - and everyone roared with laughter. - and it was all part - of brand borisjohnson. but i think where the real stuff hit was around - the owen paterson inquiry, which is why we've had - the by—election. yes, there wouldn't be i a

hundreds of people were left homeless after their houses had to be torn down temporary homes like heath are providing short term solutions. here to load them onto oil id so i didnt, entire row of houses is missing from there. let me see, i need number 28. from here in gospel to little citizen. in just a few minutes, girls had connected the gas tanks, but the house won't get warm without functioning water pipes. and these aren't in place yet. this house belongs to molina zion. she's looking forward to not having to wear a hat and gloves in doors anymore. the flood damaged the house that stood there. i trust my parent's home. we bought this new ones. i have a place to stay with my dog. my mom. i'm all right, so i'll let you get home with it. see you buy it. more often woman, a barley, a written in are to book alone. over 50 buildings were torn down because they were at risk of collapsing are contaminated over all the floods last summer caused some 30000000000 euros in damage. time to head to the companies warehouse located several kilometers above the valley . the hook it up. you know, wh

want to bring in the policy director hadley heath manning.build back better creates a greater dependency on government. if that happens what does it mean for society? >> nothing good, charles. we've witnessed past two years we've been suffering for the covid-19 pandemic that everyone is constantly looking to the government for a solution. there are some problems where that makes sense. when it comes to national security or currency or things the federal government should be in charge of, yes. when it comes to problem in the everyday lives around problems that are new that will require innovation that will require problem solving, personal responsibility. that is where we're at now with covid and everything else. we have to figure out ways to make decisions for ourselves as individuals, our households, our families, not look to the government so much for a solution to every problem. charles: covid-19 vax battle is shifting. now talk about testing 16, 17-year-olds. we're shifting down to younger children. there will be obviously a myriad of fal

an mp over a week ago when he won sync up and i don't know if he has imbibed a bit of his inner ted heathare the newest mp of the lot, you are the newest mp of the lot, you are still finding your fee and you are still finding your fee and you are prepared to vote against your own prime minister. it's either brave or foolish but whichever way you look at it, is very significant. spectacular. all this after boris had spent some considerable time trying to spell out to his party members the importance of this and the way in which the minister is spreading in a dramatic pace and the nhs to be crippled by a less checks are made and with the whips of course i'm sure working overtime to try to persuade people to support the government and bullying many people who despite all that as you say, almost 100 of them still voted against these proposals. interesting times we believe it would _ against these proposals. interesting times we believe it would give - against these proposals. interesting times we believe it would give us i times we believe it would give us that we'll talk about this again tom

it feels lewis the house investigation is heath up. they're deploying aides.ing through funders and planners of the january 6th rally that preceded the attack on the capitol, and i think there are well over 300 interviews now, and we sit here frustrated because we don't know what's going on behind those closed committee doors, but you know what, zerlina? this is precisely how it should be unfolding, and here's why. they're taking thousands and thousands and thousands of hours of depositions, and i don't think americans have the attention span if thousands of hours were being televised, for example, to sort of go through it themselves. they're cure rating this information. as liz cheney said, beginning in january, they're going to offer up weeks of public facing testimony that will bring to the attention of the america people in vivid detail what happened every minute of the day, not just at the capitol, but here's the important part, at the white house. so, you know, get ready for that show. get your popcorn. because i think that is when we're going to see in

i have heath that herzog, kristin bense.ou've been saying for weeks, what we're seeing in the retail stocks, they're under immense amount of pressure. what happens now? where do we go from here? >> i think you're going to have a big issue coming in january with all of this supply shock or the inventory that has been stuck as you said offshore. how are retailers going to handle that? with an 18% increase in apparel i don't know how many consumers will be rushing out to buy that when that hits. so it will be a bit of a supply shock to both the retailer to the consumer. >> so we'll go from no supply to too much supply? >> exactly like chris rock said, married and miserable, single and lonely, you decide. charles: all right. i will give you props, you introduced me and the world to the word omni channel at least a decade ago. we've seen things expand like curbside pickup. we're seeing absolute collapse in foot traffic and subside model is failing. what works now? >> we talked about 10 years ago, e-commerce. we've seen a steady i

. >> well, i would say, one his message would be we need to work together to theget this done, a heath going to work like hell to get it done, and january is an opportunity to do that. >> on ukraine, the state department issued a level four travel warning today saying u.s. citizens should be aware of reports that russia is planning for significant military action against ukraine. spoke with russian counter part today, and said they conducted an assessment of air defense needs in the ukraine. obviously you've said you're monitoring this. is u.s. intelligence picking up something new? >> let me first say that the travel advisory for ukraine remains a level four. do not travel due to covid-19. the state department updated it to include information on russia's military build up on ukraine's border, just to provide additional information but it has been at a level four. >> so nothing new otherwise? >> again, the state department provides additional information through travel advisories to make sure they are being transparent with american citizens in different countries, and that's exactly

officers were called to penenden heath on boxing day after reports of a vehicle stuck in the mud nearoy a "jabby new year". more than 107,000 people in the city have had the booster — with pre—booked appointments and walk—in sessions available every day this week. let's take a look at the weather now with kate kinsella. it's an exceptionally mild start. temperatures stayed in the mid teens overnight. a misty start for some on south coast and cloudy elsewhere. you can't rule out a light shower and also breezy, with the south—westerly wind especially gusty along the channel coast but temperatures 15, maybe 16 celsius and it will be another mild night as well. we still have the cloud over night and cannot rule out patchy, light rain but with drier spells it remains breezy overnight and as we head into friday morning you might hear a rumble of thunder and temperatures dropping between 10 and 12 celsius, so staying in double figures. tomorrow, a drier day, sunny spells late and overnight on new year's eve it looks dry and mild. there'll be more from me at half eight. hello, this is breakfa