david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. how's this? ( yells ) sorry. how 'bout over here? ( groans ) see? that means it's working. does this hurt? no. how 'bout this? ( screaming ) there you go. [captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation] ( grunting ) ah, ooh, ah... oh, i'm going to throw up. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the cbs news special report. the coronation of king charles iii. good morning, everybody. i'm michelle miller at westminster abbey in london. the westminster bells are tolling. 10 a.m. here. it's much earlier back home stateside, is it not, jeff? >> it is, indeed. the rain has held

. >> jeremiah was an incredible man. he was selfless. he was an amazing father, friend. >> reporter: the family of 49-year-old jeremiah sniby is trying to adapt to life with him. he died when another car collided with his car on highway 4 in martinez. >> on wednesday night he was driving from antioch to martinez, and he was hit by another vehicle, and that vehicle pushed him off the side of the freeway where he hit a tree. >> and i opened my blinds and heard the impact, and then saw them come down the embankment and hit the tree. >> reporter: laura arkell saw it happen from her condominium window. she called 911. >> it was out of a horror movie, i don't think i could put words to it. >> reporter: it's not the first time she's witnessed accident after deadly accident on the same stretch of highway. she says something needs to be done. >> figure it out. put a barricade and stop people from hitting trees. >> believe it or not, i have been in the 20 years that i have been with the department we have been on this stretch of freeway within 100

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.hrist above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> it's been another violent weekend in america. the worst of it in two texas communities. we begin in the dallas suburb of allen, where a gunman killed at least eight people saturday, some of them children. cbs station ktvt identifies the gunman as 33-year-old mauricio garcia. he was staying at a nearby motel and later killed at the scene. today to honor the victims president biden ordered flags flown at half staff at federal buildings. he denounced the violence as senseless. cbs's omar villafranca is in allen tonight. and a war

townley also helped produce the pbs film jeremiah, which won four emmys, including best documentary. he has talked leadership with icons like justice stephen breyer, j.w. marriott and apollo 13. jim lovell, cnn, fox and npr have featured his expertise, and he has shared his message at venues including the white house and u.s. capitol as an eagle scout and ncaa athlete. mr. townley graduated from washington and lee university. he studied economics in frankfurt, brussels, paris and london for working congress, managing global strategy for a top consulting firm, and leading external affairs for grammy and tony, winning national arts center. he's a founder of the skill point foundation and a former senior fellow at the stockdale center for ethical leadership at the united states naval academy. please welcome mr. tommy. thank you, charlie. thank you for being such a fine represented div of the class of 23. this audience pleases me. thank you very much, everybody. if i take the right hand, say it up, snap. what's more sound again? one more time. so it's a fun sound. it's kind of fun to do

. >> reporter: when jeremiah denton was trotted out for a photo op, he told the world what really wasy blinking out the word torture in morse code. here's richard stratton. >> that was our fight in the prison camp. we didn't have airplanes. we didn't have guns. we were going to try to deny them the propaganda. >> reporter: there were attempts none succeeded. ed was beaten to death after he was caught. >> i heard him go out the ceiling. we said, well, the torture starts tomorrow. tey were right. they came in and tortured everybody in the camp. >> reporter: mike mcgrath was beaten within an inch of his life. >> that was a fan belt. they started beating us because they wanted to know who was involved in that escape. that was self-torture. i remember that. >> reporter: when ho chi minh died in 1969, the torture stopopped and thehe north s swi thee propaganda to make the hani hilton look like a summer camp. then one day in 1973, the prisoners were lined up in a courtyard and told they were released. not ready to believe it, they showed no emotion. but they were given fresh clothes and put

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the victims have been identified as 18 year old son iga a 49 year-old jeremiah smile. be chp says the car united was driving crashing the car smythe he was in causing both of them to lose control, going down an embankment and crashed into trees. tonight, a died at the scene while some ivy died from his injuries the next day. the cause of that crash is still being investigated right now. on tuesday, members from the lgbtq community gathered to discuss brown's death. many expressing deep concern over district attorney brooke jenkins decision not to file charges. kron 4 sarah stinson was at that event. that chance to talk with some of the members there. >> was an intense conversation among the people who showed up a friend of banko brown came to this panel discussion explaining how her that they are about the da's decision and the effect this could have on the transgender community. keep in mind, the friend of banko brown did not want to be on camera but did want to express their opinion. >> for the da for hold them because honestly, i like for a person of color, just thi

another correspondence of lincoln's was this man, jeremiah asher. jeremiah was a baptist minister in philadelphia, and he wrote to lincoln in september of 1863, saying the u.s. colored troop regiments needed more black chaplains to minister to the physical and spiritual needs of black soldiers. and you have to be careful what you ask for, because you ask for something you often get volun to do it. and lincolnshire enough had him appointed the chaplain of the third u.s. colored troops and asher actually is the, i believe, the only black chaplain to die in the service. he died in 1865. another person who wrote to lincoln is this man here, paschal randoh. paschal randolph had been born the five points neighborhood of new york city. he was orphaned at a young age. he grew up to become a spiritualist and a sex magician. i'm not going to tell you what that means. you got to get the books. see, catherine said you don't have to read them, but now you know you do. paschal randolph did right. lincoln and meet with abraham lincoln and randolph's concern was bo

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.n. >>> the summer beach season is right around the corner and a new survey found many americans don't use sunscreen. doctors say they could be putting themselves at risk of skin cancer. skyler henry reports. >> reporter: rachel ferris went to the dermatologist to check a rash on her stomach. she left the exam with a diagnosis she never saw coming. >> i was going for a rash. didn't think i was going in, going to come out, you know, being told that i had stage 1 melanoma. >> reporter: the 28-year-old grew up as a competitive swimmer and visited tanning salons before meets. without a family history of skin cancer, she never thought of that ultraviolet exposure as a risk for melanoma. >> sun exposure in tanning beds is what caused it. i just had a very low threshold for what my body could, you know, take. >> reporter: dermatologist ma recall ca barian skellsy says skin cancer is on the rise with about 200,000 cases of melanoma each year. its the deadliest form but treatable if caught early

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. female: my husband worked on a strip job for a number of years, got black lung. a little over three years ago he quickly started declining and started asking for my help. since jerry got sick and i've taken on the extra work here it's been wonderful to know that i can still hear the word with a message and have some pastor that i feel connected to in my home with me. ♪♪♪ >>> a spacex rocket blasted off from the california coast today, launching more than 50 starlink internet satellites into orbit. the reusable falcon 9 rocket safely landed on a platform in the ocean. spacex has launched more than 4,000 starlink broad band satellites, and plans to deploy thousands more as it provides internet access to dozens of countries. >>> history was made at last night's westminster kennel club dog show, and that year's top dog shares a name with a rock 'n roll icon. we'll tell you who, next. >>> finally tonight, t

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> history was made this year when oakland's new mayor was sworn into office. cbs's nancy chen has her incredible story of perseverance as we celebrate asian american and pacific islander heritage month. >> reporter: one of the first things you notice about sheng thao is her enthusiasm. >> and the charter of the city of oakland. >> reporter: a swearing in ceremony she could never have imagined. >> congratulations. >> reporter: what were you thinking about? >> hmong people flew in from all over the country to join me on inauguration day. was journ i took e hmong community. >> reporter: her parents' journey began when they fled laos in 1975. >> my parents are refugees. and all i knew was that we were poor and it was hard. >> reporter: this graduation photo was taken after thao escaped an abusive relationship, lived in a car with her young son and stood in line for free food. >> you always hear about

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.s new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> the pentagon's move to replace confederate linked names from military bases continued this month with the renaming of the u.s. armiary ft. benning, now called fort moore. cbs's david martin explains it was an historic moment, not just for the soldiers but for their spouses as well. >> i can't describe to you really the hell we were in. >> reporter: hal moore was a soldier once and young. commander of american troops in the bloody 1965 battle of idrane valley. the first head to haed clash with north vietnamese soldiers. >> the smoke and the dust and the noise. screams of the men hollering for "mom" or "medic". >> reporter: moore has since passed away but bob edwards was there. >> c company started with five officers and 106 men. by 10:00, there were no unwounded officers. there were 42 men killed. >> that's 50% casualties. >> but the line had held. >> reporter: edwards and his soldiers were ba

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.", right here on this station. female: my husband worked on a strip job for a number of years, got black lung. a little over three years ago he quickly started declining and started asking for my help. since jerry got sick and i've taken on the extra work here it's been wonderful to know that i can still hear the word with a message and have some pastor that i feel connected to in my home with me. ♪♪♪ 76er. >>> the coronation of britain's king charles is justee days away, and the royal palace is going to great lengths to make sure everything is perfect, including the quiche. tina kraus reports. ♪ >> reporter: the palace rolled out the official recipe for coronation quiche last month. and ever since, bakers across britain have been trying to get it just right. >> actually, it's quite a cheap dish to do. the ingredients are very plentiful no matter where you are in the world. >> reporter: featuring spinach, broad beans, and tarragon, it's a royal recipe bringing communities together. >>

and the leader of the right wing christian for lend, just especially a jeremiah who had supported these really incursions, became the president elective level. but jim miles never took office. he was assassinated 23 days later. for the following 3 days, the 16th the 17th and 18th of september, 1982 christian malicious, supported by israel took punch in america, the palestinian refugee come so supper and shut the loan when news of domestic reached the commodore hotel on the 18th, dozens of local and foreign generalists headed straight to the southern bay route sub the robot. fisk was one of the 1st to into the palestinian kens i've never before have to walk them carpets of dead bodies and my life. and the smell was a pulling. and we went on the sunday morning when the good types of fungus was still the motorists were still still in in the account. is that correct? in the near and nothing? yes. mazda and somebody should see the model. right. and when do you stop? i can remember who i have, i'm the one i kind of 15, some of us on the dog and it was the southern ocean theda the mountain. we

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. >> jeremiah. >> do you know what sunday is?'s day. >> if there was one word to john >> stressed. >> stressed. so what are you going to do to help your mom be less stressed? le helping hr meinn. >> makeke dinner. >> yeah. >> how about one more thing? >> let her rest. >> you think that will make her less stressed. >> yeah. >> happy mother's day to your mom. and we met kera, who is seven. who is the most important person in the world? >> my mother. >> if there was one word to describe your mom, what would it be? >> caring. >> oh, that's a great word for your mom. caring. why is there a mother's day. >> because i love my mom. >> because you love your mom. >> and then there's leo, who is ten. leo, how old are you, leo? >> ten. >> you're ten years old. and i bet you're a mets' fan. >> yeah. >> no, you're not. mom.>> so that's a hint -- it' mother's day. >> mother's day? >> yeah, yeah. so now because i've tolled you let, you've got a couple of days ooh prepare. what do you think you're going to do for your mom. >> plan a surprise with

remediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian for lunch associated jeremiah, who had supported these really incursions. became the president elective level. but jim miles never took office. he was assassinated 23 days late to the for the following 3 days. the 16th the 17th and 18th of september, 1982 christian malicious, supported by israel took punch in america, the palestinian refugee camps of supper, and shut taylor when news of domestic reached the commodore hotel. on the 18th, dozens of local and foreign generalists headed straight to the southern bay roots of a robot. fisk was one of the as to enter the palestinian guns. i've never before have to walk on the carpet. so dead bodies in my life and the smell was pulling and we went on the sunday morning when the good types of fungus was still there. the motors were still was still in in the account. is that gonna be in the amount of investment the mazda and somebody should see, the model reviews that i can remember who i have and the what the one i kind of have to sell it as long lived on us and it was the

. >> there was jeremiah. >> do you know what sunday is?er's day. >> if there was one word to describe your mom, what would it be? >> stressed. >> stressed. so what are you going to do to help your mom be less stressed? >> i'm going to help her. >> help her how? >> like helping her make the bed and stuff. >> what else?p dinner. >> okay. make the bed, make dinner. how about one more thing. >> let her rest. >> let her rest. do you think that will make her less stressed? >> yes. >> happy mother's day to your mom. >> thanks. >> awho is the most important person in the world. >> mother. >> if there was one word to describe your mom, what would it be? >> caring. >> that's a great word for your mom, caring. why is there mother's day? >> because you love mom. >> and then there's leo who's ten. leo. how old are you? >> ten. >> you're ten years old. i bet you're a mets fan. >> yes. >> you're not. you're a yankees fan. here's the question. do you know what sunday is? >> sunday? no. >> who is the most important person in your life? >> >> so that's a hi

historians were enthusiastic and helpful during the research cavalier king charles spaniel named for jeremiah higgins. here he is inspecting the galleys. there are nono contemporary paintings. she can't be seen that way but in 1911, the artist created this painting in new york harbor. the attractive beautifully dressed woman holding the captain's hand on the deck of his ship is an interesting rendition of a woman whose captured the attention. as lovely and accomplished and the woman inn this painting is certainly lovely the historically accurate depiction of the entire period and what he would have one as a successful sea captain. his gesture towards his lovely visitor and warm glass of her hand with the charming demeanor he was known to display. we didn't knowah the story of sarah and captain kidd. there is coincidentally some historical semblance of truth. born around 1670, the future arrived in new york from england with her father and two brothers when she was 14-years-old. a much older wealthy merchant named william cox when he died tragically for years later in 1699, sarah was 19-years-

good relations developed with viktor vasilyevich from the viennese metropolitan jeremiah with catholicstestant embassy staff and even many decades later. uh, everything, there was still a correspondence between his exes, so to speak, acquaintances from vienna and him , who has long since become a minsker, uh, 1988. a great event happened in the history of russia - the millennium the baptism of russia viktor vasilievich was invited to moscow for the celebrations , returning from there. he called me and we met. he told me in great detail literally every day how these celebrations went. listening listening to him, i suddenly wanted what i told him father victor confess me. he looked at me like that, looked at me, said, no, vladimir alexandrovich let's go another time, because we are with you now drank cognac. don't do it now. yes, he exclaimed. i brought you gifts from moscow. this is where the package comes in. the symbolism of the millennium of the baptism of russia and in the package is a three-volume interpretive bible , a rotoprint edition, after all, st. petersburg, 1904-1913, in add

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david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.ext "turning point", right here on this station. >>> cities across the country are looking for ways to make sure that people have access to fresh fruits and vegetables. ofagculte, nrly.ept denartm 19 million americans live in food deserts, not close to a supermarket or big box store with food. as jared hill reports, some communities hope that a growing food forest trend can help fill the need. >> reporter: it's not much yet. >> this big shrub is elderberry. >> reporter: but in newark, the biggest city in new jersey, a small forest is just starting to grow. >> the food forest is like a garden, but it's designed to try to mimic a natural ecosystem like a forest. >> reporter: the food forest at the new jersey institute of techgyf a global trend. cities working to cultivate fruits and vegetables native to a particular region. >> it's hard to go more than probably ten steps and not see some kind of food happening. >> reporter: jay obvious bayou is the urban agriculture director for the city

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david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr."christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> a man fishing off the coast of hawaii got the fright of his life on friday. have a look. >> ah! tiger shark! >> scott haraguchi barely had time to react, but he did kick the shark with his left foot. he wasn't hurt, and his kayak wasn't damaged. he says he didn't realize how serious this was until he watched the gopro video later. glad he's safe. >>> taylor swift is receiving praise after coming to the defense of her fans. we'll show you what she did next. >>> finally tonight, there appear to be some bad blood between taylor swift and security during her sold-out show in philadelphia on saturday. the 33-year-old pop star interrupted her performance to defend some fans from an overly aggressive security guard, telling him she wasn't doing anything. >> she wasn't doing anything. hey! stop! >> those fans were given free tickets to the show the next night, and they shared their gratitude to swift for sticking

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. has found that about a third of the people who can work from home do so every day. but as you can imagine, that can be a challenge for working moms juggling a job and child care duties in the same room often at the same time. jan crawford has found an oasis of calm in an unlikely place. >> reporter: for keeping your concentration, it's hard to beat the library. >> hello. >> reporter: especially when you have to keep your eye on your little one. >> at home, it's impossible. here i can just get things done. >> reporter: here at the fairfield area public library near richmond, virginia, there's a special space for children and their parents, like kindergarten teacher takiyah woodson. >> with the crib center, it's much, much easier, and they're close enough where i can just reach over, but i can still do what i need to do on the computer. >> reporter: it's called the work and play station, designed and created by two workin moms. >> i would see moms and parents and caregivers struggling,

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> being president, well, it's a stressful job, no doubt about that. and it can take a toll on your family life. as former president barack obama explained to 1998 burleson. >> we had your wife michelle on the show, and she had mentioned for about ten years of the marriage, she didn't really like you. >> oh, man. >> so asking for a friend, how do you get back in good graces again for a friend? you have a pen so i can take notes? >> let me just say this. it sure helps to be out of the white house. and to have a little more time with her. >> right. >> what also helps, though, about children. and i don't know about youroumir prio nberone, two, three, and four. >> of course. >> and so i did not fully appreciate i think, as engaged as a father i was. the degree of stress and tension for her, knowing that not just me and michelle were under scrutiny and in this strange environment, but we were raising our daughters. >> of course

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research as was my research assistant, a cavalier king charles spaniel named for a runaway pirate, jeremiahgins. here he is inspecting the galleys. unfortunately, there are no contemporary paintings of sarah kidd, she can't be seen that way. but in 1911, the artist jerome fair created this painting of captain kidd in new york harbor. the attractive, beautifully dressed woman with the lace fan holding captain kidd's hand on it deck of his ship is an interesting rendition of a woman who has capturehi attention. one contemporary of sarah's described her as lovely and accomplished, and the woman in this painting is certainly lovely. caaikidd's kneelength code, sword at his side and tri-cornered hat are historically accurate depictions of the period, and what he would have worn as a successful sea captain. his gesture toward his lovely visitor, a suave, gentlemanly bow, and a warm clasp of her hand, fits with the charming demeanor he was known to display. this painting is a figment of the artist's imagination, in 1911, we did not know the story of sarah and captain kidd. there is coincidentally

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limbaugh denoted devoted days of this and they they lynch you they did my great friend jeremiah wright, if you remember. and they obama they select a certain just a tiny segment and then just pound it over the airwaves. even the wall street journal, an editorial denouncing me as a left wing pacifist. half right. i am left wing, but i'm not pacifist. nobody was in sarajevo under the siege as a pacifist. those were not discussions we had doesn't save you from the poison violence. of course. but we knew if the broke through the trench system, there was a trench system surrounding the city. a third of the city would be slaughtered and the would be driven to displacement refugee camps. that wasn't conjecture it's what happened in vukovar in the green valley and other places. and so at that point, you don't have an option. but of course that those who have a penchant for violence and an access weapons, which was especially at the beginning, the war in sarajevo, largely the criminal caste. so before i open it to questions, i'm just going to read the last part of the book, and i call it a coda

devonte, jeremiah see our marcus hannah abigail. these are the six children who were in a suv march 26, 2018, when they adopted mothers drove the suv, the cliff suicide and murders as shocking. nothing is more shocking than mothers committing suicide but themselves and the six children. but almost as shocking as how these adopted mothers were able to get these children in their custody to begin with, and that's the story that did roxana writes brilliantly in the story me introduce you briefly, then we'll get to our conversation roxanna asgarian is texas based journalist who writes about courts and the for the texas tribune. she now lives in dallas. her work has appeared. the washington post, new york and texas, among other publications. she received a 2022 jay anthony lucas work in progress award for we were once a family. ladies and gentlemen, roxanna asgarian roxanna asgarian. they there are so many places i want to go in this book. i want to go with this book. but i also to make sure that we have time for questions. this is a sea

jeremiah higgins. here he is, inspecting the galleys of the private pirates wife. unfortunately, there are no contemporary paintings. sarah kidd. she can't be seen that way. but in 1911, the john leon jerome fair created, this painting of captain in new york harbor. the attractive beautifully dressed woman with a lace fan holding captain kidd's hand on the deck of his sp is an interesting rendition of a woman who is captured. attention. one contemporary ofa's described her as lovely and accomplished, and the woman i painting is certainly lovely. kidd's velvet knee lgtcoat, a at his side and a tri hat are hihistorically accurate depictions of the entire of the period and what he would have worn as a successful sea captain. his gesture towards his lovely visitor, a suave gentleman, li bow, and a warm of her hand fits with the charming demeanor he was known to. while this painting is figment of the artist's imagination and in 1911 we did not know this story of sarah and captain kidd. there is coincidence finally some historical semblance of truth in it. born sarah bra