justice is the foundation of which the house of love is constructed upon. if no justice exists then you can't love a person. that's why i understand the song what's love got to do with it? that was dr. king's also saying. >> yes. i understand why people welcomed or asked you to be the spokesperson of brothers to brothers. thank you reginald. >> thank you, sir. i'm going to see you soon. i'm going to be brothers to brothers too. >> come early and have a meal with us. thank you for being with us. i'm ron. see you next month. a resilien. we've gone through hardships before and have always come back together-stronger. right now, we may be apart, but we can still lay the foundation of our future by completing the 2020 census. our participation helps inform funding for each community-that includes education, health care, infrastructure, and our well-being. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> i am asking you if this is your property. >> my first instinct is, again? this? again? >> an enco

if you know it's the house all life all i know is a struggle and all money all i knew was the house of love a gone got me feeling and i'm peoples give me i'm tellin i'm not playing a bank. it's niggas be prime number 2 1st nigga discussing something young and i was always thought you wrong when you ain't takin none heise life you'll lose your life i know it's hard time trying to play a mentally life in this cold world to take you down physically home or pays off in the future is never promise a black on black crime when we accomplish a lesser schools the penitentiaries the government help people but you don't do me if it was up in a lot of lives every history that really i'm a key movement said i had to meet a small my left alone to swap places with efficiency you know my history all the times little league i'll try to make it industry on top of the misery. this is a dangerous neighborhood actually this is only 34 year of work in his job in his neighborhood i've heard gunshots while i was walking down the streets even a girl getting a sold at one time by some divest of violence type stuff.

he said we should still be having fun in a house full of love.eter bowes how he would describe the political climate around all of this. well, police reform is firmly on the agenda but the big question is how is it going to be achieved? and for all of the campaigning, for all of the marching and all of the protesting over the next couple of weeks i think we are now moving into a new phase that is going to involve politicians taking a hard look at policy at a national level and as a local level as well. as we heard, there is a move in minneapolis to essentially disband the local police force and introduce more of a community—led body to do policing in that city and an overwhelming majority on the city council approve of that. the local mayor, a democrat, disapproves but he cannot exercise veto because of the majority of the council. so there's going to be a lot of debating over the weeks and months ahead to figure out how it is to be possible. the council asking for public input and on a national stage as we have heard, the democrats have brought

klobuchar among many people and a host of entertainers including kevin hart but this day was all about floyd's family and his legacy. >> being here, we have a house full of love. and i appreciate the love of everyone in here. and in the state of minneapolis, ya'll have adopted my brother and showed him so much love and we feel that love. >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country, and education and health services and in every area of american life, it is time for us to stand up, in george's name, and say get your knee off our neck. >> and this was not just about george floyd. this was about so many african-americans over the years, among them breonna taylor, shot dead by louisville police. you a maud arbery recently shot dead jogging in a neighborhood in gentleman by a neighborhood. and the 2015 shooting of mario woods by sfpd officers and the new years day shooting in 2009, oscar grant, killed by a bafrt police officer. >>> among the many promises made today, a march on washington,d.c. on the same day when martin luther king jr. did it back in 1963. but this time, it's august 28, of this coming summer. in just a few minutes, we're going to

we did not have much but we had a house full of love. i appreciate the love of everyone in here in this state of minneapolis. we feel the love in your city and thankfully everyone around the world it's a beautiful thing and i wish she was here and all this great unity my brother, big floyd, as you all know we grew up an hour hospital and they would say we you please make us a grilled cheese. as a six or seven-year-old kid, i did that a number of times. but you know i was happy to be doing something. but my big brother, great guy, great gentleman and great man. he was a big brother. he was doing the best he can and the mistakes he made and i'm watching him and followed him and correct myself as a teenager growing up and learn from him how to be a man. everything he taught us and he was teaching us. he gave us a lot of great lessons. one thing about a man, responsibility and a standing up for his family and friends and he is created that and i want you to know he will stand up for any injustice after everyone. can you all please say his na

[laughter] we had a house full of love and i appreciate the love of everyone in here and the state of much love and we feel that in your city and we are thankful to everybody around the world. there are beautiful love we are receiving this evening. he would have loved it. i wish he was here in the present, in the flesh to see if. remembering my brother, big floyd. cooking wise, this was the make the best grilled cheese, can you please take us one? you all are just using me. [laughter] my big brother, great guy, great man and as a child without a father figure he was big brother. he was doing the best he- could and i watched and followed him andlo corrected myself and learning from him how to be a man everything that he taught us she was teaching us how because he was in the world before us and he gave a lot of great lessons. he would stand up for family and friends and i want you to know he would stanthey would stand uy injustice anywhere. please see his name. george floyd. thank you. [applause] >> i'm brandon williams, george's nephew. i called him perry. we had the same middle name

they had, you know, prior to them getting married in the white house was just, you know, a love story that, you know, will endure the test of time. she was married in the white house. the beautiful gown, susan, was founded by george cleveland who is actually at this event, the grandson of grover, his sister anne and also mary anne cleveland cohen, they found that actual dress, the wedding dress that actually exists in the white house collection at the -- the white house first ladies collection at the smithsonian, so that's just a powerful display of how wonderful and how elegant she was. i think people will certainly learn from history from that. >> there was an enormous age difference between the two. how does the family process that piece of information? >> you know, i think it was a love story that was kindled by francis' father. he was a dear friend of grover and i think upon his death, i think grover felt the need to make sure francis was taken care of for the rest of her life and they loved each other. i think definitely he was definitely a lot older by a stretch of 25 to 30 years, but i think, you know, at that time

we worked with what we had, but we had a house full of love, and i appreciate the love of everyone in feel that love in your city and thankfully, everybody especially around the world. it's a beautiful thing and great love we are receiving an george floyd is receiving because he would love it. when she was here in the flesh to see it, but all this great unity, but my brother, big floyd, as you all know. cooking wise, grew up in our house and they would say you make the best grilled cheese. can you please go make us one. if i tell you as a six or 7-year-old kid, i did that numerous times. you all are just using me. but you know, it happened to -

i mean, hey, we worked with what we had but we did not have much but we had a house full of love.eapolis. you adopted my brother and showed him so much love and we feel that love in your city and thankfully everybody around the world. it's a beautiful thing that we are receiving. george floyd is receiving because i wish he was here to see it in the flesh because with all this great unity but [inaudible] big floyd as you all know him. cooking wise him and my other brother mitchell grew up in our house so they would say you make the best grilled cheese. please, go make me a grilled cheese bread six or seven -year-old kid in i still remember that i thought you all are just using me but you know, happy to be there. my big brother was a great guy, great man, great gentleman and as a child we had no father figure but i didn't see -- he did the best he can and the mistakes he made and i watched them follow him, correct myself as a grown man growing up and learned from him how to be a man and everything he taught us he was doing but teaching us how to be a man before us. he gave us great

they told the white house which they dearly love to take care of the china because will be back in for years and they were back in four years. i think the romance that they had, prior to them getting married in the white house story that will endure the test of time she was married in the white house. beautiful gown susan was funded by george cleveland was actually at this event. he's the grandson of grover. and mary in cleveland cohen they found the dress that actually exists the wedding dress that exist in the white house election house first ladies collection that's just a powerful display of how wonderful and how again she was. >> how does the family process that? >> i think it was a love story that was kindled by francis his father. i think upon his death, i think grover felt the need to make sure francis was taken care of for the rest of her life. they love each other think definitely definitely a lot of. the stretch of 25 to 30 years. but i think in time she trusted him he was a guardian for many years. prior to that. i definitely feel they had they love each other had a wonderf

floyd, when i say they had little, very little, but they a bunch of love in that house. >> reporter: d would you describe george floyd? >> enormous. he was a person that filled the room with love. his eyes showed the peace within him, even though we all made mistakes. hey, what's going on? >> reporter: her own story is familiar. four years in prison for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, now college educated, professional woman. >> in targ mistakes are critical, critical to your life and to your freedom. >> reporter: floyd left houston for minneapolis, minnesota, searching for better opportunities, a better life and a new walk in his journey of faith. >> that was his second chance, to make a better leave for his self when he came here. and he was headin' that way. >> reporter: theresa scott and her fiance were floyd's roommates, close friends. more like family. >> you know, he'd call her tee tee, call knme al al. >> we had a good relationship. i called him my gentle giant. >> reporter: the couple says what happened to floyd is something he feared. >> he always would say, tee, he

care about children and less fortunate members of society, but she also loved animals and loved being outside. so when she returned here from the white house, it wasn't very long before she had a whole menagerie of animals here at spiegel grove. she had goats, cows, chickens, cats, dogs. she loved to have dogs near her. and she loved pigeons so much, interestingly enough, that she actually had holes drilled in to the risers between some of the steps here, so that the pigeons would have places to roost. in fact, some of the last pictures that we have of her before she passed away, she's out here in the yard, feeding the pigeons, wearing one of rutherford's old beat-up hats. and actually, she loved animals so much and she loved to go outside and do her chores that when people would come to visit her, she would take them right on out to the chicken coop with her to feed the chickens. so this was something that was very much a part of her and was very important to her. when rutherford and lucy returned to spiegel grove from the white house, this space still was very important to them. it was kind of the nucleus of the household. this is where

thousands of people gathered to demand an end to police brutality earlier i spoke to use alexandra phenomenon it was at a demonstration here the white house so we are here to love for you park which is to directly be in the neighborhood of the white house so it's just really and few steps away from the white house and if you can see behind me and in front of me there are a lot of people quite large crowds to get to tonight and all of them are here even though they're curfew in washington d.c. just started to minutes ago so they are clearly did turn. mince to him by. the curfew for there are chanting here your choice names they are day once his name to be called god they are chanting justice must be done and of course also. vote him out meaning that they would like president trump not to get we elected in november so as these protesters remembering the name of george floyd we've heard trumpets threatening a military action does he have the authority to bring in the army against americans . when you phrase the question this way that of course you would assume that the president of the united states can to do that and when you talk to the truck the stated purpose

of the house. we are in the formal parlor of the house. in this room, we have examples of ideas love for music. we have ideas piano sitting over here. during the white house years ida's -- music was part of ida's formal education. when ida and her sister went on a torn 1869, one of the items she brought home was this wonderful music box. she bought this music box in geneva switzerland. there are letters that she wrote home to her parents throughout the trip. talking about looking for music boxes and she sees music boxes in different places, but she does not care for the quality. she says, i think i will wait until i go to geneva, switzerland. i will buy a music box there. this is the box she bought for her mother. >> we are going into the storage to see some of her letters. letters that we have our written to her parents from her and her sister mary. they went to europe to see all of the countries that they could. the letters we have detail a lot of the things that they saw. countries that they went to. this one is from edinburgh from scotland. she said people ought to travel to see how much the

the house was full of love and i appreciate the love that everybody in here and the state of minneapolisty and thankfully... hello you are watching 0utside source for bbc news reviewers in the uk and around the world. this is the memorialfor george floyd which is currently under way in minneapolis. george floyd whose death in police custody has triggered a wave of protests across america and the world. let's listen in to george fowey‘s younger brother rodney floyd is speaking now. you make the best grilled cheese. can you please make it for me. if i tell you all as a six or seven—year—old kid i did that numerous times. you alljust using me. but you know, ijust happen to be doing

of your own house. we saw that in minneapolis. mayor, summer of love. nothing wrong with what the folks are doing. r house. pepsi better be careful, starbucks, all these companies better be careful that they go down the path of being arbiters of what is right and wrong in areas where it is clearly opinionated and not black and white. >> it is not black and white, charles. the part, people are excited. they want to get behind a good cause. in some of these cases they are great causes to do. resolving underlying issues will be helpful going forward. cancel culture is a great way of freedom expression, when it becomes mob mentality, that is when we have some issues. charles: ray, i know you like facebook as a buy. we run out of time. it showed a lot of resolve last two trading session. you're probably on to something. appreciate your wisdom, my friends. by the way, folks, next thursday neil cavuto host a viral town hall, america together, working together, it is an open house. he will be joined by real estate icon, barbara corcoran. your questions will be answered. as america is undergoing a rapid and

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middle of the night, somebody breaks in your house, who are you going to call after they defund the cops? who do you call when you are at the middle of a summer love session autonomous zone where it's one big block party with spaghetti whatever. dinners. it's not going to end well. now there are serious calls to despond and dismantle entire police departments. have a vetoproof majority in minneapolis and their city council, vowing to do just that. being a police officer has just become more dangerous than ever for everyone i know who has become a police officer. that's their dream and their passion. for the good cops out there, we've got to thank you for what you did. we've got to remember the 9/11s, those moments where you put your life at risk for all of us and now actually, you know, who wants this job at this point? seriously. anyway, joining us now with reaction, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera and on the phone, by the way, fox news contributor dan bongino. dan, you've been a cop in new york, you watch the events unfold. you see the police, 800 of them have been hurt. rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails, bricks, 800 hurt, couple

love her. he wrote about her two friends of his and, highly complimentary things. >> we're going to return to sagamore hill and look at their collection of artifacts from the white houseears of the roosevelt. what we are showing you here are objects from the white house, both personal objects from edith, but also this lovely cup, which was -- you can see the presidential seal? this is a cup and saucer from the white house service that he didn't ordered in the white house after the renovation was completed. and there was -- the public was very interested in this activity, in this is an example of that. it's a newspaper article showing the new white house service. you can see the cup here in the top picture. she ordered 1125 pieces of new china to replace what she called the scraps, the bits and broken pieces from all the white house china sets that were in the house when she got there. what we do have here are examples of an invitation to a garden party that she threw. i love the dinner invitation because they're very specific. they tell you when to arrive, they tell you when the dinner will be over. so it's very clear that you're not to overstate your welcome. you're

these protesters say they don't plan to stop anytime soon reporting for boom bust outside of the white house rachel love and art scene. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return the twitter feud between the social media giant and president donald trump continues but now the company says it isn't going after almost information we'll explain as we go to break here the numbers out there. dear you are thank you for finally changing the channel understand you're tired of networks and the word new with you your attorney or with us incidentally. they are not listening no matter what. you think you know me 'd i'm famous for my views. and let me. 'd yours truly scottie 'd nell hughes. how to read our breed turn on the t.v. learn about the world what's happening around me i see shows on the screen in last every day because the big news narrative steady state. to a baby girl you sure are little to no resistance with the farm after barbara barbara gould listed make it my house plenty of them in the store but i found that network that old question. take a live music anywhere you go doesn't eleg

the death of a young mother in a house fire was almost too much for her family to bear. then years later, another devastating accident and another lovedne gone. was this just a string of brutally bad luck, or the work of a calculating killer? here's andrea canning with "deadly deceit." >> reporter: snapshots of a time gone by. capturing a life that could have been. now all that's left are the burned out remnants of a life that's gone. >> i've seen the destruction to my family. i've seen my parents fall apart. >> i didn't think my life was going to turn out like theis at all. had this not come to a head now, the mystery would have lived on. the carlson family would have always wondered what really happened. >> reporter: the story begins here around the finger lakes. a stunning part of upstate new york. this is where the carlson family put down its roots. >> all right, carl. >> reporter: it's here that carl carlson brought his bride christina to meet his family in 1986. his brother, mike, took to her right away. >> she was small, tiny little girl. not very tall at all. a very simple, sweetheart of a kid. >> reporter: christina and carl

these protesters say they don't plan to stop anytime soon reporting for boom bust outside of the white house rachel love and art scene. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return the twitter feud between the social media giant and president donald trump continues but now the company says it isn't going after all misinformation we'll explain as we go to break here the numbers out there but. virtually never great is founded on the rate in the murder. nothing changed so we said oh response so these situations that we're dealing with. people just sat there we will this day she is just people killing each other blood to kill the children. how many still is just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to write like this is the reason. senators financial survival guide i don't buy any i'm a features. of the climate that's unless some of my x. from the future

of her time here was spent tending the farm, taking care of the orchard and taking care of the house. shes also loved the early morning hours to spend by herself, preparing herself for the day, but most importantly, having a chance to indulge in one of her novels. although this is a presidential home, it is the home of a family and abigail instead of having servants doing all the work for her, even as a first lady, she would also be contributing to the kitchen and the running of the household. this is something she continued throughout her life no matter what her position was. she was very involved. she had children and grandchildren visiting her here and it was a very active and lively household. she spent a great deal of her time writing, because their misfortune being apart was our fortune. in one letter he's asking her to come to philadelphia, abigail would write of the room she was in and the window and the view that she saw. the beauty which unfolds outside of the window at which i now write tempts me to forget the past. while abigail was back here at peace field she was on a new beginning as a

religious take of desert island spaces, people charged with your life and times are an hour or so and chose their favourite hymns to go with that. i went to her house, absolutely lovelyg you heard about her absolutely true. charming lovely lady full of wonderful anecdotes about her time as the forces sweetheart. going to burma and talking to the troops. went to burma because they gotten entertainment and so she went to burma and egypt, she slept on a stretcher balanced on two chairs one day. lovely lady. i really very modest lady. don't forget this was an iconic figure who boosted the morale of this country. we could do with someone like her right now. and the queen used we will meet again in that speech were she tried to boost the comments. greenhills far—away was one of her favourites, because there was a green hill near her house and got to play her face and torture herself about her faith. i was privileged to be there. i thought i'd been close to greatness. a lovely lady and not lady brought up in the east end of london put on the stage by her mother, told by her tutor that she would never make it and she defied to the mall and became one of our greatest ever eve

loves him to death. we had more family members at that house today than i could count. a ton of brothers and sisters that love him more than life. he was supposed to take his daughter skating today for her birthday. i'm sick of going to somebody's house and their little kid is playing with us and we are sitting there trying to laugh with a 1-year-old or 2-year-old or 8-year-old knowing -- you know, that they willer in see their dad again. i am literally sick of it. >> she had on her birthday dress because she was waiting for her dad to pick her up to go skating. yesterday her and her dad went. she got her nails done, and her toes done. they got something to eat. while we were over there, they had a birthday party for her. it was her 8th birthday with cupcake while we were sitting there talking to her mom about what her dad is not coming home. that's the part we see he day that everybody doesn't see. it's terrible. >> when you think five years ago, 0 years, 20 years for killing a man. what do you say? >> that's literally the case that pops to my mind the whole time i was sitting

of people grew up in the house. the other brother is here with me now. he grew up in the house. it was a will the of love. they looked out for each other. i talked to his sisters, she said we might be twins too. it's a beautiful family. i'm happy that i was able to use my voice. and help. we have a long road to get convictions. i'm glad i was able to help. >> i appreciate you. thank you so much. take care of his daughter and everyone. and the entire family. >> will do. >> the horrifying video. witnesses say police officers pushed an elderly man clearing out protestors in front of buffalo city hall. it's not the only example of excessive force shown by police during protests. more next. the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. stuff like foot-long bills and fees from nowhere. time-wasting stores, misleading ads, unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. plus unlimited data, messages, and minutes. it's a simple system. trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte net

we didn't have much but a house full of love.hat love in your city and thankfully everybody plus around the world -- it's a beautiful thing this great love we're receiving. and george floyd is receiving because he would love it. i wish he was here to see it because all this great unity it would bring him to tears like it is bringing us. but i had fond memories of my brother. big floyd, as y'all know him. oh, cooking wise -- three brothers grew up in our house. it was the best grilled cheese. can you please make us one? if i tell y'all 6 or 7-year-old kid, i did this numerous times, y'all are using me. [ laughter ] but, you know, happened to be doing it but my big brother, i mean, great guy. great gentleman. great man. as a child without a father figure, he was big brother but i didn't see the stuff he was doing. he was doing the best he can and the mistakes he made and watching him and following him and correcting myself as a grown man, as a teenager growing up and, you know, learning from him how to be a man and everything he ta

house that harry built. except for the outer shell which is maintained the original outer shell. the entire interior is a reconstruction of the original house. he took part in every detail of the reconstruction. he lovedbuilding he loved creating and things. in course in a larger way his presidency is marked by such creative and innovative acts as the marshall plan and truman doctrine and nato the library building the library, having his office at the library welcoming guests and taking people around the library became his life except for his troubles when he went to europe. >> did you ever meet him? >> i saw him once when i was just a youngster when my first job in new york i was very starry eyed and got a job in a new magazine called sports illustrated. was coming home from work one night we lived in brooklyn and i came out of the subway stop at the old st. george hotel and a big car pulled up. it was a small crowd rating and i stood with the crowd and a big car pulled up in governor harriman stepped up and i never seen a governor before. i was quite excited about that. and out stepped former president truman. i was astonished. and i remember thinking, my god, he's in color. because we only have bla

house. >>> the 27 hour labor of love just around the corner.rtists finish this tribute to breonna taylor last night. she was killed in march when louisville police officers barged into her apartment, shooting her eight times while she was in bed. they were investigating a drug operation in a home, far from taylor's. it would've been her 27th birthday last week. so these artists spent 27 hours creating this mural in her honor. >> we really feel like a lot of the black women who have been assassinated by the police have not been highlighted quite as much. and we want to make sure that we are talking butter black men, are black women, our black trans women, our blackkklansman. we want to talk about all the lives. equally. >> the mural was painted by artists and volunteers with the people's conservatory, providing arts programs to promote cultural awareness and social change. >>> the investigation into the killing of a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy from over the weekend is expanding. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you coul

loved it. she had a beautiful house on the hudson overlooking the city of manhattan and overlooking the new jersey shore. she loved it. she was also happy because her daughter lived nearby. then, they moved to philadelphia. she spent the entire year ill. it was not a good climate for her. her health was always precarious. she decided after that in philadelphia, they decided together that she would stay at home. it wasn't a president for a first lady. the second first lady, vice presidents wife, to be living with a man. it was by choice. martha didn't. but abigail had the liberty to choose to go home, and she did for the next six years. >> of her illness we learned the city of philadelphia was decimated at the start of the second washington term by yellow fever. 20% of the population died. did she have any illness related to that? >> no. it is very hard to tell. she describes symptoms, but it is hard to put a name on the symptoms. >> they say rheumatism. >> she did have rheumatism, but beyond that, the symptoms she describes our very heart to figure out. >> at the time she was the second lady. gene

of them into mr trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani. the bbc‘s david willis is following events from los angeles. the white house lovesof information late on a friday night when it presumably thinks the entire washington press corps is enjoying a glass or maybe a bottle of wine. thusit glass or maybe a bottle of wine. thus it was in this case, the attorney general, william barr, an ally of president trump, announcing that geoffrey berman, a very senior prosecutor in manhattan, was stepping down, only for geoffrey berman to reply, that is news to me. he issued a statement saying he had no intention of going anywhere until the senate had appointed his successoi’. the senate had appointed his successor. a bit of a red—faced night for the trump administration. interesting to see how this will all play itself out. geoffrey berman was one of the most senior prosecutors in the united states of america. he is the man who led the criminal investigation into donald trump's private lawyer, michael cohen. mr cohen was subsequently sent to jail. he is currently investigating, it's thought, rudy guiliani, another legal assistant to

of the civil rights movement right here in houston, texas. when that we know and love, the honorable william alexander lawson. he deserves the love. he is in the housewe are here. [applause] is crime was that he was born black. that was his only crime. george floyd deserved the dignity and the respect that we acquired all people, simply because they are children of a common god, and it's very unfortunate that we have to be here, but we are going to celebrate the life of george floyd today. [applause] and to the family, it's important that i say this to you. we who are here today are here to say we stand with you, we will be there for you. let's let them know they are not alone. let's give them some love. let's say to this family, "we are here to stay." say it for the family, please, with some love. give them some love, please. the family. [applause] i believe you can do better than that. if you love them and you know it, why don't you stand up and show it? let's make it clear that we are here for them. that we will make it known to the world that they are not going to suffer, because we are going to support them. ♪ and finally, this. members of cong

interceding on your behalf and want each of you to know our love extends to you from houston to all parts of the world. to sharita mcgee tate, a daughter of this houseer the weeping season, the bible says that our god will wipe away all tears from your eyes and soon your sorrow shall be swallowed up in joy. this is given on behalf of pastors wright. in his own way and for his own purpose god has reached down into his garden to pluck a fairest flower recently god called the spirit of our dearly beloved brother george home to be with him throughout an eternity. whereas we the officers and the members of the greater st. matthew baptist church express love to our departed brother, we make these resolutions a copy which will be kept in our records. be it also resolved that even as we mourn his departure we resign to the will of an all-knowing and kind heavenly father. we assure the family of the deceased that they have our lasting heartfelt sympathies, this is on behalf of the great ericsson saint matthew baptist church reverend booker senior, senior pastor. on behalf of jack yates, senior high school, the resolution is for george floyd, class of 1993. w

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love of reading. her father was a baptist preacher and she loved to read. she was surrounded by books her whole lifetime. when she moves into this housentinues that. they had their own personal library. and she wanted to let young people learn extensively about the world as it was. this room that we are in is actually the focus of the entire house. this room would have been, of course, the living room. but also served as their kitchen. here in front of the fireplace, millard and abigail would spend hours by the light of the fire. of they would do reading and writing. and, yes, abigail fillmore cooked in this very room. this was her kitchen. here we are in the fillmore bedroom. the original staircase has quite an angle to it. we do believe, though, it was a wood enladder wooden ladder at that time. so as a young wife and mother dressed in a long skirt and with a toddler on her hip, she ascended that ladder into the bedroom. within this room, we have the fillmore bed and dresser. we know that abigail was a very wonderful seamstress. we do have her quilt here, a very colorful quilt called the tumbling block pattern. the house being on ma

how the house was defended and who was in charge is still a cause for debate among historians as retracing each tour of duty in detail is no easy task entering the name of love will certainly generate a lot of heroes names even survivors of the battle of stalingrad at one point the defense of the house was credited to yvonne pavel of who would become better known as elder curial. do not forget. this must win 5 months to put out its. mandate to keep iran over. your head if you must perceive in a much clearer dispassionate of. all of that i'm numb mask as a bunch of nash which have been for all of north coming with a child though i always knew that. regardless for all those long and hard months of fighting for stalingrad he stood with his fellow soldiers for every metre of soil for every building and was injured he has barely spoken to his family of those events. that. i was glad for don't you ever got it up go enough focused. up. above it that which for. all the bites is a couple. of. the divine miss it's wrong it is our liberty. is he the beast when you look at it i see it all cannot your just knows. it all felt hopeless but one day in the rubble of a ruined

of. love but hardy is fighting and losing battle. sand dunes now stand right outside his house and a handful of palm trees are all that's left to remind him of the oasis. in bygone times desert caravans used to stop off here on their way to timbuktu more recently it has attracted droves of tourists from all around the world. runs a small cafe in the center of the village which has become a meeting place for visitors and locals to a certain extent it has become a little oasis in its own right with espresso and internet access. also acts as a tourist guide offering group tours in the sahara. the region is a favorite destination among more adventurous travelers with the races drawing up some people have turned to desert tourism as an alternative source of income. next to the map are a few photos limbs father a highly regarded tribal chief and the young king mohammed the 6th the old photos evoke a time when water was not a problem in the oases. halim is keen to discuss the problem with scientist mary m. 10 after. the trained chemist works as a climate researcher at the max planck i

on your behalf and want each of you to know that our love extends to you from houston to all parts of the world to serve rita mcgee tate a spiritual daughter of this house our family members and all of the family members we await the joy that comes in the morning after the weeping season the bible says that our god will wipe away all tears from your eyes and soon your sorrow shelby's swallowed up in joy this is given on behalf of pastors remiss and me a right. and his own way and for his own purposes god has reached down into his garden to pluck one of his fairest flowers recently god called the spirits of our dearly beloved brother george home to be with him throughout eternity where as we the officers and members of the greater st matthew baptist church desire to express our love and respect to our departed brother we make these resolutions a copy which will be kept in our records be it also resolved that even as we mourn his departure we resign to the will of an all knowing and kind heavenly father we assure the family of the deceased that they have our lasting heartfelt sympathies this is on behalf of the greater st matthew baptist church reverend r

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house. she plans the cedar trees. she plants roses and all kinds of flowers. in fact, she lovesthis garden so much that she hates to leave it when the wilsons inter politics and leave princeton. when ellen wilson is in the white house, she brings the white house garden back here to this garden bed, and she says to the white house gardner, let's recreate the rose section of this carton at the white house. because ellen wilson could look out of her bedroom window and prospect mansion, she could look down and see the flowers all day. similarly, she wanted the president of the united states to be able to see rhodes has when he looked out of his window in the white house. of course, this becomes a famous rose garden at the white house. ellen tragically does not live to see the rose garden completed. however, she's dying in the summer of 1914. she's wheeled out into the space outside in her wheelchair and watch as the gardner works, but she doesn't look to see the completion of this vision she had four roses blooming at the white house. and that's a vision that really begins here at p

the met it was very dramatic there was the great fire and the beginning of the love that after a year it is that you know the. houses of your family affected by the fire yes many yet only earns hope my passion. we have defeated the enemy and under your leadership we will build a new it is near. the couple are drawn together by passion and patriotism. turkish sources suggest that the events in izmir cost $10000.00 lives while greek sources claimed there were as many as 800000 deaths possibly one 3rd of is me as total population of the armenian inhabitants only a few individuals survived. some desperate people are able to escape to the greek islands the allied ships in the harbor refused to intervene or come to their aid. centuries of multicultural multiethnic existence in the city come to an end is near becomes a turkish city. the victory sell it. asians across the country represent a triumph for the young state mr becomes a shining hero in the eyes of turkey's population once and for all. the reconquest of turkey's former territories makes the treaty of sapphire worthless forcing the allies to return to the negotiat