can to this switching around -- he said, when i first the voice of ss, the suffragist was like john the baptist crying in the wilderness. it was more a joke than anything else. is what idn't say change him. his own wife had wanted to see what horrible conditions suffragist en the were imprisoned for the crime of the -- the crime of blocking the sidewalk. because they had the at the atter to picket the white house. they were locked up some for days. they were locked up. some for days, some for weeks, some for months. they were locked up. essentially tortured. force fed when they went on hunger strikes to protest. it had the effect of making the men in congress at least somewhat uncomfortable. that plus active organization at the grassroots, relentless lobbies, shrewd public relations, all combined to bring the voice os the suffragists out of the wilderness. that, plus active organization at the grassroots, mass meetings, relentless lobbying, shrewd public relations, that all combined, to bring the voices of the suffragists out of the wilderness and into full citizenship. none of that is in the n

john the baptist and jesus and a power to do in a choreographic exploration of george frederick handel's messiah the broken heroes in classic noir my us style. symbiotic for better and for worse john the baptist makes jesus a teacher finding him disciples noting the expectations of the crowds and doubting his mission. about life steeped in soul and humanity. i am the leader in fact from here yet according to feel there's a bit of myself in every piece of mine every choreography and every production and nish growing up here and i can't choreographed all stage something with complete honesty if i don't understand it deals with for stuff i don't understand it deeply from a very specific angle my own possible angle in that 1st year. john no i meyer was born in milwaukee on lake michigan in 1939 his father was a ship's captain. his mother loved arts and culture. supported his ambition to dance and ambition born when the family went together to see a musical in the cinema. he started taking tap dancing classes then in the long. walky city library he stumbled across a biography of. and fell in

the man christ jesus. he said, have greater witness than that of john. that is john chapter five. john the baptist was very unique individual, because to profits spoke about him, hundreds of years before he was born. when jesus said, i have greater witness than john. think about this. 700 years before christ was born, the prophet said for unto us, a child is born. unto us a son is given. his gender male. there is only male and female. the government should be upon his shoulder. his name should be called wonderful. counselor, the mighty god, the everlasting father, the prince of peace, the increase of his government and peace there should be no end upon the throne of david, and upon his kingdom to order it, and establish it with judgment and justice, from henceforth, even forever, the seal of the lord of hosts has performed this. i was listening to george norad, couple nights ago, jonathan con, and he wrote a book called the harbinger. he brings up a point, when daschle got up there and quoted the verse, in isaiah, it was actually two verses after what i quoted you. he didn't realize that he was a

>> he was decapitated like john the baptist. >> with the pieces of the device recovered, tom stan kaynto his shop and craft an exact replica of the bomb, 340 parts in all. it is a frightening model. can i lift this thing up? >> sure. >> how much does it weigh? oh, man. >> it's 15 pounds. >> this is heavy. i can't imagine this around your neck. so open up the inside, tom. take me through what the components are here. >> yeah, so on the inside you've got a lot of wires. you've got a standard device. pipe bombs, mechanical timers. >> pipe bombs are over here. >> and mechanical timers that are the device. then you have the distractions that are laid in there. >> the device was filled with things that were meant to confuse. this cell phone is a toy connected to nothing. and some of the warning labels were phony, but it was lethal with compressed black powder sifted from shotgun shells. the model was built to the exact specifications of the original, down to the make and model of the household items used. this digital timer was designed to sound a warning beep beep in the seconds before the

the ground there. i understand you're now hearing about some evacuations there? >> reporter: yeah, john, we're actually seeing these patient evacuations here at baptist medical center have been lining up right here at this place taking the patients that are here to sister hospitals that are not located inside these mandatory evacuation zones in the area. that went into effect at 8:00 this morning. i spoke with the hospital president just a short time ago who said they have been tracking this hurricane. they started a soft evacuation a couple of days ago, getting some of the patients, more than a hundred there at the time, out. as of right now, john, about 25 or so patients left in the hospital. all of them should be gone by 7:00 p.m. tonight and that's because that's when they shut down the emergency room to the public. now, there's still going to be a few members of the hospital staff who ride the storm out in the hospital as long as officials tell them that is safe. they're moving their equipment up to higher ground to make sure just in case there's any effect from dorian on the hospital, none of that gets damaged. the hospital will remain shut down to the public

in 1919, he said when i first came to congress the voice of the suffragists was like that of john the baptist crying inthe wilderness . it was more a joke than anything else . what he didn't say is what happened to change him. his own wife had carded him down to the workhouse to see what horrible conditions prevailed their and the suffragists were imprisoned increasingly for the crime of blocking the sidewalk. because they had the temerity to the white house. so they were locked up, some for days, some forweeks, some four months . locked up and they were essentially tortured and then force-fed when they went on hungerstrikes . it had the effect of making the men in congress at least somewhat uncomfortable . that plus active organization at the grassroots and relentless lobbying through public relations all corresponded to bring the voices out of the wilderness. none of that was in the newspaper story. the cheering of the women in the gallery is and the satisfaction by the women running rival suffragist organizations. this time after may 21, 1919, passage in the senate seemed secure as it was