and you have isaac who says was his daddy. i'm able to track a freedom seeker from the can be his name is friday barrington. friday barrington after the battle of royal. he went to buford. he was with colonel montgomery before the second south carolina organized. he then enlists and. goes back during the b raid. his mother, his father, his sister her and maybe i think his brother in law are still in bondage. so he goes back to free his. and lastly, in the pension files, when the seekers are testifying, the raid their there is one particular lady, peggy moultrie brown. there we go. peggy moultrie brown who that they took the government boat right up to william c boat landing and they parked it and all of williams hayward slaves got on. the. that's what i'm talking about. they came for him and they the us army and navy did that. they called him notorious rebels and they were, oh, let's go up that river and blow that notorious rabble out of there. right. it happened on the santee with arthur blake. it happened to his cousin walte

cnn's isaac deavere has the details. isaac how big of a concern is this inside the biden campaign? i mean, i have to think that we don't want to say it out loud, but they are internally concern. >> it's a major concern. look, they look at the cnn exit polls, 2016 8% of black voters going for donald trump, 2020, 12%. we've written some recent polls that show higher numbers in that looking that way for this year's election. but the bigger concernrn is black voter staying home, opting out of the process entirely the president himself has been really focused on this vice president kamala harris is going to be focused on this more and more over the year. she's gonna be doing a special tour of the country talking about economic opportunity for black men. but there's also a lot going on on the campaign really rethinking how to approach black voters. i was in milwaukee talking with people they are on the ground about what they're doing and what they said to me is some of the ways that they've been reaching community organizing, changing that up asking volunteers to just start texting peopl

father isaac, thank you very much for the interview. so first let me ask you a general question: how are the christos doing? yes, first of all, thank you for inviting me, these are very, very difficult times and difficult, they have been for quite some time, when i say difficult times, i mean not only october 7, the fact that we are now divided, as you explained, into three territories: the west bank and gaza, israel itself. and we can add to this east jerusalem, which is a category of its own. this is one element of our situation that we are fragmented. so, in my church there are families who have relatives in gaza and cannot even visit them. before the war, they could not visit them and be with them. and this fragmentation, as i said, is one element of the situation. one of the biggest problems we face now. will have a long-term effect. it is clear to me that many evangelical leaders in the united states care much more about the secular government of israel than they do about christian communities in the middle east. do you have a gue

i isaac's reporters important. i talked to the democratic party chairman in wisconsin about ten days ago, ben wikler he is on this and same way isaac saw i saw when i talked to ben and democrats trying to country, they should be desperately concerned about their declining support in a black community, especially with black men, they should be and are very concerned about declining enthusiasm among young people. and they're working on it. see that makes sense to me. politician has a problem. politician working on the problem. >> mr. trump's problem is that he is alienating those voters. he needs, he should be putting nikki haley on the ticket, not demonizing her and attacking her supporters, by the way. meanwhile, democrats are reaching out to haley supporters and haley donors to try to bring them into the tent it is, i guess, because it's the day after easter there's two kind of churches >> once that >> down heretics and others that welcome and converts, right? biden seems to be the kind of politician wants to welc

father isaac, thank you very much for the interview. general question: how christians fare in the holy land, in the three places i mentioned, on the west bank, in israel itself and in gaza. how are they doing now? yes, first of all, thank you for inviting me. these are very, very difficult times and they have been difficult for quite some time. when i say difficult times, i mean... in the territory: the west bank, gaza actually means not only october 7, the fact that we are now divided, as you explained, into three israels, and we can add to this east jerusalem, which is a separate category, it is one element of our situation, which is that we are fragmented. so, in my church there are families who have relatives in gaza, they cannot even visit them, before the war, they could not visit them and be with them. and this fragmentation, as i said, is one element of the situation, one of the biggest problems that we face now is the decrease in our numbers, people continue to leave due to the political reality, life under a very harsh israeli

that's all you need to know about where the republican party is. >> isaac.your sense of sarah's question here about trump and what he's gonna do it and he does often try to have it both ways, right? keep everybody in the tent, but is he more johnson or more marjorie taylor? green and something like this? >> well, keep everybody in the tent. i mean, another way of saying that he's very comfortable with cats and a bag and loyalty goes one way with trump. i mean, we all remember kevin mccarthy looking through the starburst to pick out trump's favorite flavors. and that did not rescue kevin mccarthy when it was time. so this helps mike johnson day. it gives trump's something that he wants today. i don't think that it goes any farther than that big picture. ashley allison, >> one of the things that johnson is fighting about with the right-wing of his conferences, fisa, i don't want to get into the technical details of seconds russian 702, but i do think johnson's explanation for why he is essentially changed his mind on fisa and gone from someone who was willing

dovere here with us now isaac, tell us about what the campaign is doing and just how worried they are about losing some black voters. it's not as if they would have to lose all or significant portion. this is really something that happens in the margins. >> yeah, and importantly, it's not as much worrying about a black voters moving to trump because that doesn't seem to be happening in large numbers. but, not showing up. if you look at the states where joe biden wants to win, where wants to be competitive, and hopes for a second term. those battleground states michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina those all have large concentrations of black voters in milwaukee, detroit, philadelphia, pittsburgh, right? you go through the list there and that is the focus here of getting people to turn out to make up part of the winning coalition that biden will need to have in november, it goes through the list of what black turnout and been over the last bunch of years. and when black voting, black voter turnout has been higher it has lead to good things for democrats winning pre

, isaac hertz who sort of spoke to the relief.eryone feels that the defense's air defenses work so well. he congratulated the idf, congratulated the air force, congratulate to the intelligence services. thank the white house, thanked president biden gave you a sense of the relief. i think and the sense of a job well done in the face of extreme adversity in a night where the rubicon was crossed in terms of the conflict the latent simmering conflict that has sort of gone between is israel and iran without the either one striking each other directly happened through proctors or striking the other in another country. and then you have what the foreign minister said doubling down on his comments a couple of days ago, he said, if iran strikes us, it will show hey, an escalation and their intent, and we will strike back and it's something that prime minister had said. and the defense minister had inferred as well. the foreign minister is saying that those comments still hold, which says on the other hand clearly that israel plans to resp

here to discuss its usefulness all these years on is mike isaac, tech reporter for the new york timeslist, author of the upcoming book working assumptions and a specialist in evolution of the workplace. yeah. so it's funny to think of now because it's so ubiquitous, but i do remember when it was kind of an invite—only system in the valley. it was one of those things that was pretty... it sounds nerdy, but it was cool to have if you could get in early, and it's this... it was also a time where email was still sort of fragmented across a number of different properties that were kind of waning overtime. people had aol emails, people have yahoo! emails, which still kind of exists to this day and persists, with no judgment, i will say. hotmail was another one. hotmail, exactly. and so i think gmail was this sort of novel thing. but i think what they did right was the simplicity, at least initially, of the interface — very stripped down, veryjust sort of clean white with text, without the sort of accoutrements that you'd get in a lot of these other big portal companies that existed back the

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isaac, thank you very much. you are watching bbc news.out to be the warmest on the gear. with temperatures reaching 90 degrees. by contrast, much further east across the uk it remains cold. particularly so across north—eastern parts of england with cloud and breeze coming in off the north sea. high pressure is close by attempting to edge away, allowing these weather fronts to bring cloud and even brain southwards overnight. ahead of that, clear skies for east anglia in the southeast. temperatures could be close to freezing first thing in the morning before that cloud comes in. there will be a lot of cloud on monday. we have the slight rain and drizzle affecting northern england, the midlands and wales, heading towards the south—west, could be few spots of rain heading towards scotland. not as much sunshine in northern ireland. not as warm on monday. it may make 16 degrees in glasgow but it will be particularly chilly for the midlands and eastern parts of england. that area of high pressure continues to just get pushed away and these weath

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i'll start with you here at the table, isaac.s is steve bannon's vision, a christian white nationalist run by white heterosexual so-called christian men. i'm a christian. that isn't a christianity. >> ban nongrew up in a catholic military school where he learned about history as a clash of civilizations between the christian west and the muslim world. a huge part of his rise back when it was breitbart and the alt-right and trump's rise was this fear of islamic extremist terrorism and christianity was core to that. but fundamentally the maga movement as bannon conceives it is nationalist. christian nationalist is a strand of it. not the only form. when i visited him in his office doing some reporting for my book, he surrounded by books and one of them out there on the table was called "the case for christian nationalists". >> camp of the saints. i didn't realize that mark burnett is an evangelical christian. his wife was on a tv show where she was sort of playing into that as well. so, is the idea that what they think they're goin

oh, and her son isaac, who was. judge landis, liked to refer to him as his little isaac smith. he was four feet, 11 inches tall, and she had terrible time with him because he got into drinking early on, like when he was, again, about 15, 16, 17. and she met various times. she would she would when she came home one time. and then when he was he was getting all messed up and she swore out an arrest warrant for him, put him in jail for drunk and disorderly, and he did 30 days of hard labor, i think. you know, she was progressive, little tough love. that's right. a little tough love. so again, she was just really just a really sharp person. and she was being here in lancaster in those that mid 19th century period, she. she was front and center. some of the most important in american history. you know, she she was here for when the the fugitive slave act was passed in 1850. and that had a big impact on the elaborate underground railroad system that. i know she was already supporting stephens with here in lancaster. she was here. the dred scott decision was passed, can you imagine ho

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oh, and her son isaac, who was. judge landis, liked to refer to him as his little isaac smith. he was four feet, 11 inches tall, and she had terrible time with him because he got into drinking early on, like when he was, again, about 15, 16, 17. and she met various times. she would she would when she came home one time. and then when he was he was getting all messed up and she swore out an arrest warrant for him, put him in jail for drunk and disorderly, and he did 30 days of hard labor, i think. you know, she was progressive, little tough love. that's right. a little tough love. so again, she was just really just a really sharp person. and she was being here in lancaster in those that mid 19th century period, she. she was front and center. some of the most important in american history. you know, she she was here for when the the fugitive slave act was passed in 1850. and that had a big impact on the elaborate underground railroad system that. i know she was already supporting stephens with here in lancaster. she was here. the dred scott decision was passed, can you imagine ho

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polenov, vereshchagin, pirov, repin, the mokovsky brothers, korovin, sirov, the poet of russian nature isaace names will make connoisseurs and connoisseurs of art feel dizzy . now many museums throughout the country have such multimedia guides. thanks to the national culture project , 75 new guidebooks appear annually, by 2024 in a year there will be more than 400 of them. yaroslavskaya understands that an ordinary person, like the state philharmonic and i, of course, you, doesn’t go to philharmonic societies every day, and most likely doesn’t go to them at all, well, it’s time to start, comrades. in addition, the yaroslavl philharmonic is already in its seventh season since the virtual hall appeared. we started this with enthusiasm, but not without some caution, of course. the audience of our concert hall, naturally, is people with established traditions in the style.

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traveling altogether to movies, but it gives you the opportunity to plant trips rented and buys of isaac like is this the right hotel for me? space, do i want to go to that restaurant of the whole industry? and i think the art gives us a thrilling opportunity to have these experience as have been advanced, or to preserve them by visiting exciting places. again, virtually it's fun to watch a lot of strong come. yeah, travel could become a good alternative to conventional travel. also to help protect the climate. what do you think? are you going to keep packing your bags or what a headset suffice that us? no, that's it. for me today, so your next time and 5 for now, the we love us. we love to does us anything unusual? no mountain is too high. the road is too long and such a faith, ordinary meal. this is specialist of lifestyle, 009. next on d, w and religious community refuses to be swept up by natasha. in the house of america is preserved as centuries hold, lice. hang up. the young people face the time of exploration and decision making. will they embrace the heritage to step into the mod

some of us know my love, isaac, and it's a new experience for seniors. sally, do want to reduce scans are used to create an avatar bench, will be film singing using face tracking technology. the software will then project her facial expressions onto the advertising. the technology that we now have will change. i think a lot in the theater. i would prefer not to be too big because for me it's so important to have my connection with the audience. and it slides out folks program of the future will continue with both conventional and digital productions. the possibilities are endless. coat and for me all works particularly well and seems that a huge seems that would wolf any normal stage having to fulfill it already? did we model the entire underworld for the actual realities on the capacity today? the theaters offering 12th productions and virtual reality dens. drama, concerts, the theater ship. so the, our goal is to audiences in germany, in australia. but you can also buy a download and watch performances on your own. your device. you're leaving, the box

all right, isaac armstrong, the book is finished. the maga movements ground war to and democracy, aza, you're going to stick around for the rest of the show with us. thank you very much >> our time now for sports, the world's best golfers will be back on the course about two hours to finish up the first round of the masters. andy scholes has more from augusta, georgia and this morning's bleacher report, andy, good morning >> good morning. kasie. so we were delayed here two-and-a-half hours yesterday due to those storms but it turned out to be a really nice day other than the wind, it was a wild seed out there on the course yesterday that gsk getting up to 40 miles per hour, but that window didn't seem to bother bryson de shampoo too much. the former us open champ birdie, his first three holes into eight birdies on the de, he's your leader right now, it's seven under this was bryson is best masters round of his career. and after a few down years, which included him missing the cut last two cuts here in augusta, the now live golfers sa

a snapshot of lieutenant isaac kriegsmarine detachment on the ship, andrew duryea provides a good of a continental marine company. in 1775. craig's consisted of 40 marines, few of which were born in america. they were mostly immigrants from great britain, ireland, holland and germany. all but one of the marines was recruited from philadelphia. their average age was 25 and a half years old, with the youngest being 18 and the oldest being 40. their average height was five foot six, with the shortest marine five three and a half inches and the tallest being six foot. and the marines brought a wealth of background and experience to their unit. they included carpenters, masons, barbers, bakers, cabinet makers, coopers jewelers, brass founders, tailors, butchers, painters, wool climbers, millers, servants, and a single doctor. so the american fleet set sail on its inaugural cruise on january. fourth 1776. in all the fleet at this time consisted of seven ships armed with 110 cannons manned by 680 sailors and 234 marines. now, hopkins, the admiral, had two sets of orders when he set sail. he

this is new reporting from cnn's isaac dovere. let me bring an isaac right now. isaac, tell us more about what you've learned well look i have spent a lot of time on the campaign trail. president, the vice president, you can see what is going on now that on a number of key issues, abortion probably top of the list, but also things like student loans, gun control legalizing marijuana, things that democratic voters want to hear from pumping up that enthusiasm than they need from the base. there for seeing that people want to hear more from kamala harris on that. and they had been we're all pretty familiar as is everybody on her staff with what a rocky start she had on the job, but in being out with her, i was in arizona and nevada with her. you can see in those battleground states and overall a looser, more energetic, more ready to go kind of approach to her. she he is talking about prosecuting the case of being the prosecutor out there, taking a part of the arguments and i'm like, i said, to her, we sat down in an exclusive interview in las vegas. i said, what abo

let me turn to you, isaac zarfati.or you? week, was this a watershed moment for ou? ~ week, was this a watershed moment for ou? ,, . ., for you? i think that what happened was a tragedy- _ for you? i think that what happened was a tragedy. i think _ for you? i think that what happened was a tragedy. i think israel - was a tragedy. i think israel admitted _ was a tragedy. i think israel admitted it was _ was a tragedy. i think israel admitted it was a grave - was a tragedy. i think israel- admitted it was a grave mistake. but we need _ admitted it was a grave mistake. but we need to hear— admitted it was a grave mistake. but we need to bear in mind _ admitted it was a grave mistake. but we need to bear in mind what are - we need to bear in mind what are the objectives _ we need to bear in mind what are the objectives of this _ we need to bear in mind what are the objectives of this war? and _ objectives of this war? and remember that israei of— objectives of this war? and remember that israel of eventually— objectives o

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earlier in the day she met with is really president isaac care talk in jerusalem. like many of israel's allies. the german foreign minister has also been urging de escalation in the conflict. a short while ago i asked our correspondent, i'm in the east of interest one. what message bare bulk brought for is really leaders or her message was do not escalate. ah, now she wanted to bring a message of solidarity as well. of course, germany wants to show that it stands by its allies is real after this unprecedented attack by iran on is really soil. but these allies, such as germany, the u. k. canada us, they read the ron's actions right now as being de escalate tory. they know that iran had announced that it was going to retaliate after israel's attack on april, 1st, on an and randy an embassy complex in syria. and they saw this attack, which was telegraphed and advanced as being de escalate tory and their urging is real to do the same and avoid a disastrous conflict in the middle east. what's interesting here is that there but also brought a message about gauze that she