it affected my mind to such degree that i fell sick and the time passed without our coming to any determination on how to commence. he got worried. another sign he is not crazy. ok, we are going to die. why? god wants mewhy? because they want to. well. what did give turner the confidence it was time to begin? a new sign? what was the sign? the sun appeared blue. i am not into reading harbingers in the sky but that would make me think twice. ok. yeah. all right. that is weird. revolt begins. here's the map where the revolt will take place. they start at joseph travis's house, the man who is turner's owner -- not his owner, his guardian of his owner -- anyway, they will set out and follow this path toward jerusalem. ok? what do they do? they start squabbling in the yard of joseph travis is about who will hit first. turner says, you are talking, let's go do it. nah. you begin first. why? theythey go in and they kill the travis family. then they jump francis. some of these pictures are from the wpa, the actual pictures from 100 years later, from the farms. this is just a shack. they knock on the do

i fell down >> i heard the crash and i thought, i hope that's not langston. and then my daughter was screaming. >> literally, blood was coming out of his mouth. it was not pretty at all, jesse. it was very extreme. >> reporter: he was flown to the hospital with a litany of injuries. >> we have a lot of friends who were praying not only in the state but the country throughout the world. >> reporter: whether a divine act or the supernatural healing powers of a 13-year-old, he came home from the hospital this week. >> it was hard to get up, but other than that, i'm pretty good. >> his parents are elated that it didn't cause paralysis. >> this could've turned out very different. just to be sitting around the table having dinner was just gratitude enough. >> reporter: ktvu fox2 news . >>> that heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow. it was pretty hot today. no fog at the coast and warm at the beaches. these are the highs today. the away from the water numbers. 98, antioch frame. the cities like napa were more mid 90s. they just creep into that big valley and you

frustrations started to build police use crowd control while the new york ballance escalated as night fell . i. was afraid. about like 15 minutes ago out. there with the 1st and. why is john guy was a cop in like a white uniform and then a couple of cops in uniform say you know the difference was going to be a like right on the very end there were times and not just. you. was well these are scenes from minneapolis where floyd died on this attempt her driver driving at speed through protesters officials don't think anyone will say it the driver was then apparently assaulted by protesters and was briefly hospitalized he's being charged with assault the rude being closed to traffic for the march to take makes sense took a knee and held a minute's silence just before the end. and this job just came to land it's hard and i thought people like literally were so close to getting hit by the child and people were jumping in the cab like me finally got to talk to slow down a little bit ok to walk and just as. i might be looking for that kid to yell this is everything that's happened we were just sitting

i unfortunately fell into the cracks so zero i unfortunately fell into the cracks so zero for me. y there is going to be some recompense for those who qualify. it is... it is funny because, i always say quite often when people say to me, because i come from a working—class background and the sort of background and the sort of background i came from, the things you know when you grow up and become an adult and go into an industry, go to university, college, whatever, you start to learn things, a p pa re ntly you start to learn things, apparently i grew up for and i never felt like i was poor and that was largely to do with the incredible family support i had, we all had that also because i had music and i a lwa ys that also because i had music and i always felt rich because of music. and so people suffer or experience that sort of fallout in a number of different ways and i think i am particularly resilient. some of our orchestra have had to move house, they have been thrown out by their landlords and land ladies because they do not want somebody in the house because they maybe brin

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. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich?od feeds our connections. good feeds us all. . >>> okay. i want to show you this video. it shows an nfl star. h ha ha clinton-dix. a scary encounter with the bear. he was riding down the street on that scooter right there. he saw the bears, jumped off the scooter, pushed the scooter, ran the other way. i don't blame him. he's okay. >>> we want to tell you about a family from australia who lives in san mateo. they are really going viral. this is for not allowing the pandemic to get in the way of 15th anniversary. the family was supposed to go to las vegas to renew their vows. covid-19 put those plans on hold. that's when their son strepd in -- stepped in for a complete five-star experience. >> i was in my bed and i was so bummed we wouldn't go to las vegas because they were going to have the 15th anniversary there. i came up with this idea, what if i made an awesome five-star restaurant at home. >> was it good? i'm sure it was. find out -- you can find all of that out if you watch kelly

. >> i fell to my knees. i said got of all people. why him. he was so good to a will the of people. >> he's a pastor now preparing for a funeral. and trying to console his fiancee. >> it was devastating. the family is broken. because we know what kind of person pat was. pat wouldn't hurt a fly. >> he died in a hail of gunfire at 9:45 p.m. sources tell me his partner was shot three times but survived with. the surveillance cameras captured that image. not a license plate. the fbi, atf and police are scouring the area for other surveillance. and looking at news helicopter video from the protest for the white van. >> it was very close with his family. and very close with his friends. >> i spoke with another lifelong friend. he was her brothers best man. >> it's senseless. he was standing there trying to protect everybody. and he wouldn't have hurt anybody. >> people out there that are doing senseless crimes and looting. i just want you to picture when you see pat's face. he stood for justice. he stood for peace and equality. >> his sister cancell

the curiosity myself with my parents immigration story i have a curiosity why they came to america i fell i have seen so much of their story was so much richness and complexity shakespearean drama and that itself that i knew there was a lot of pain for reasons that i suspected i didn't need to know why they came here. i also felt american leader leaders, white american leaders and liberal white leaders came to expect juicy story of the journey. like the armchair evaluation whether they were worthy of being given the privilege of being allowed entry into this country so part of it was witnessing certain people like refugees or asylum-seekers deserved it more and some of us were the other way because we wanted a better life. and that was bad. that was me. so i wanted to train the leaders out of that. and having that story in america. some of the cases that i did one woman that i did ask and it came up naturally. she didn't want children she didn't want to be a grandmother so she left her family. that's not the story that you would expect her people would be sympathetic to. >>host: i think t

>> well, after i was shot, i just fell right to the pavement because i don't know how many shots were coming off. >> when you bewildered or angry or what? >> i don't think it's rife my people to act the way that they're acting. that's all i can say about it. we are fighting one war now in vietnam that we are losing over there, so why should we come back here and fight a war among ourselves? there's nothing, we should be trying to get ourselves together over there so people won't be fighting a war in their backyard. did you see him? >> no, i didn't. >> cut the lights off, got the lights off back there. >> this is a battle zone. these are troops. it's like a war, with one difference. the enemy was captured, and will have his day in court. on the street with the national guard. >> it's not fair. >> that was home, wasn't it? >> yes, it was. it was a nice home. >> everyone got a nice? >> there's no home now. >> it was pretty helpless last night, no fire department and try to get them in this block but we could not get them, so everybody just pitched in and saved what they could. >> are you

. >> i fell to my knees. i said got of all people. why him. he was so good to a will the of people. >> he's a pastor now preparing for a funeral. and trying to console his fiancee. >> it was devastating. the family is broken. because we know what kind of person pat was. pat wouldn't hurt a fly. >> he died in a hail of gunfire at 9:45 p.m. sources tell me his partner was shot three times but survived with. the surveillance cameras captured that image. not a license plate. the fbi, atf and police are scouring t f other surveillance. and looking at news helicopter video from the protest for the white van. >> it was very close with his family. and very close with his friends. >> i spoke with another lifelong friend. he was her brothers best man. >> it's senseless. he was standing there trying to protect everybody. and he wouldn't have hurt anybody. >> people out there that are doing senseless crimes and looting. i just want you to picture when you see pat's face. he stood for justice. he stood for peace and equality. >> his sister cancelled a news

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i fell asleep. i was asleep in the tent. i could have went the whole night.ey, dad, you know, since we're not doing nothing but sleeping, could we just go in the house? i was like, no! that defeats the whole purpose of the whole tent in the back yard. we're supposed to make it through the night. and they were like yeah, but we're not up talking, can we just go in? >> jimmy: how's your wife doing? she's pregnant, right? how pregnant is she? >> almost six months. baby number four. family of six. that's huge. that's a lot. >> jimmy: that is. >> that's a very loud house, jimmy, a very loud house. >> jimmy: you might have to sleep out in the tent by yourself. >> you know what? >> jimmy: how's she doing? >> she's excited, man. it's -- i think it almost got the best of her for a minute. she got a little cabin fever. but you know, that's when i've got to tap in and do my job and make sure her spirits are high, make sure that she feels beautiful, make sure that we're as active as we can be in and around the house and just being creative. so from quality time with us a

he just pushes me down and i. fell on the side and then he just jumped on me so i get drug rates of the side of the rear right wheel well the squad car he starts taking away my head and hitting it against the wheel well the tire you know the metal i tell. you haven't i didn't know. what you did. were know that. i went to school in the car ironically many many moons ago while many trips around the sun. that's the that's a twist in the story ok in virtually all police officers will only be friend other police officers they really don't have many just usual civilian friends it's just their little world that they establish and as i said before it's they developed this us against them routine she's got sixteen's is that they recently obtained them from the u.s. military for what. was your question when we investigated everything the rapids exactly a small minnesota suburb they think that they need to be armed like they're in vietnam or something. police service is still a constant risk for the officer. the man in the white

. >> i would have been better off if i fell and slid down the damn ramp, right. >> in a city that suffered the most horrific racial violence in modern american history, the 1921 tulsa massacre, there was no mention of racial tensions. the president failed to address juneteenth or the police killing of george floyd. instead he defended confederate monuments. >> the unhinged left wing mob is trying to vandalize our history and desecrate our monuments, our beautiful monuments. >> meanwhile outside, protests. >> what we are doing today is a continuation of what happened. we are triggered right now. >> despite tulsa's mayor issuing a civil emergency and oklahoma's governor calling in the national guard the protests remained relatively peaceful. that night trump returned to the white house. >> he looked deflated coming off of the chopper. he had the maga hat crumpled up in his hands. and he looked down. his tie was loosened. it was noted that this was a president that kind of usually strides into the white house, trudging almost. >> the next day the sunday morning political talk shows weighing i

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. >> i fell, i hit my arm and shot her in the stomach. but if they had helped when i asked them to, anyone, everything could have been avoided because if i had had someone help, i would never have drawn the service revolver. >> look at that. >> we have instead of three judges today, we have three instant social scientists but we don't want to lose sight of the law. >> statutory law on the inner city can be very ambiguous. to give a man solid footing in this area, specific laws and regulations were examined. using the technique of role playing. >> georgetown, good neighborhood, almost all residents in the area are white. and now the party is going on in the same block. >> all of them are looking for a hotel. >> officers played the parts on both sides. in situations prepared by the training staff. >> identification please. >> i dedication for? what >> men were able to play the roles well. it was easy to identify and give the right feelings to the problems they face every day. they began to look at themselves objectively. now, complicity is

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in the whole wood he's a kind person he's a funny person and they have a border and on the is that i fell in love with. because she has a very specific amount of humor he's also a really talented he's it is so you've got 16 this would i called 5 out in the tightest pocking. he's also beautiful monkey so sometimes you need to be careful when the camera is on. so this is the 1st and i'm driving i agree i didn't know what to expect entirely to be very honest with you. i think something slightly different in my mind but when i am reading this can i don't you feel like there's a lot to complain about i can understand that a lot of people feel like it's not the most fun part to get back. to is something that i'm willing to sacrifice 6 just because it's the peace of mind that a relaxed feeling you have when you're doing this still it makes driving through smaller tiny little ruins like this you know built up areas. in the city residents feel it as it makes that incredibly easy and. i also like the fact that electric motor is so silent when it starts up but if cars when you give it a little bit o

tweeting with absolutely no evidence that the man could be an antifa agitator, and writing, i watched. he fell harder than was pushed. could be a setup. a setup? okay, see for yourself. you see the man, martin gugino, lying there, bleeding, he's been in the hospital for five days and two officers have been charged with assault. a setup. let's discuss now. white house correspondent john harwood is here the former advisor to president george w. bush and peter wehner is here as well. thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate your time in advance. by the way, peter is the author of a book. let's get his book back. it's called "the death of politics how to heal our frayed republic after trump." i wanted to make sure i get that in. good evening. john, we have been hearing there

as the most oil pump i wanted to know where it started so i kept at it with my skate and suddenly i fell into the water letting me sit in january. and i just managed to reach out with my arm so the other girls could pull me out. my friend marcus said uber let's walk on the shore otherwise you'll freeze the wind was freezing but in the forest it was warm. and so i headed home and walked to morgan arrived half frozen. when i got there my mother said where we knew what i said i was it not because studying only the knowledge of. finding a new boss house is not easy there are no signs or numbers only a narrow unnamed path leads to it. the nearest settlement is called ellen say it's 60 kilometers away one and a half hours by car. it's a small town with just $4000.00 residents half of them are ethnic russians the other half were yachts and indigenous mongol like ethnic group. in this part of siberia is one of the most economically disadvantaged areas in russia the official unemployment figure for the country is just under 5 percent here it's twice as high in places like the. the the iraqi was.

i would have been best off if i fell and slid down the damn ramp. right? and i was really bent over, too, i didn't like this picture. i was bent over, right? i finally reach almost the end and the fake news, the most dishonest human beings, they kit off. you know why? because when i was 10 feet short. i said general, i am sorry. i looked very handsome, that was the only good part. i wouldn't want to run down the whole thing because the fall there would definitely bad. so i took these little steps. i ran down the last 10. there tape. take a look. in almost he instance. it ends just before i run. and they said it was the number one trending story. i called my wife. i said how good was that speech? i will tell you when i make good ones and bad ones. so far tonight i'm average. so far tonight. but i call my wife and i said how good was it, darling? she said you are trending number one. i said to our great first lady. i said let me ask you a question? was it because of the speech? >> no, they don't mention the speech. they mention the fact that you may h

because a friend of my family were police so i had a great relationship will probably stop when he that i fell for the train is just make me one day want to get a stuffed leap in atlanta around or nothing to nothing i gotta take a saying and i've gotta be somethin and mother for a number came in my mind and i said i have to speak out i says half seems like i can't stand afghan. and the 2014 you and other blows to your campaign all the way to the the gates of the white house tell us a bit about that experience and and what reaction was to to the sight of you and other mothers saying this has to stop the police violence which killed our sons us to come to an end just get an issue phone call. i couldn't believe it that somebody the phone to call me me a lady from baltimore city who was another whole have profile mother and to be honest to be among those how 4 women from across the country to go hammer horses her to let them know that we needed accountability and we have to have it because we cannot continue in that list for north today yesterday to continue we must say in a sense i. love those la

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i didn't know what exactly was that of those people i only found out later that he burned all of our shareholdings so far the glow from the fire fell on his face to face those i use all the illuminated face of a father who had gone mad and so it was like to give autumn in fact us. how did you handle it did you talk to your brother about it i talk about it with him by then my brother was living in close to 9. we never discussed my father i was shown that look at work. that was his way of talking about it. art historians spend a lot of time trying to decode she lives off an enigma and allegorical iconography . is the key to his in a world of. the art center in the small town of google and here vienna was once a psychiatric institute that used therapy as a form of treatment for its patients today it's an onsite assisted living facility called the house of artists which enables patients to live independently as they pursue artistic work. the intensity of the works on display here is reminiscent of sheila my other slim figure in fuel efficient food about the life you lead was born into wasn't necessarily a good one he was a hard struggl