but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> you know, i'm not real sure. i'm at the river bottom, and there's some pools of blood. and i'm guessing it's just an animal, but in the water right by the river there's a shoe. >> sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene. this is what the jogger sees, blood here. pooling blood? clotted blood? >> yeah, so basically in this area right here, you had the blood droplets. and then on the cement right here you had blood in this area. on that beam right there. in this area you had a little bit of blood. it was about a mile from where the jogger saw the blood. as the chopper got closer, it was clear there was a body in >>> as the chopper got closer, it was clear, there was a body in the river. >> when the divers pulled the victims out, what were the injuries they observed to her face? >> >> she had a laceration here on her forehead. her face was very swollen, so we weren't able to tell to what extent the injuries were. and we couldn't even identify who she

chopping a log for the new student house for elisha the prophet when the ax had flew off into the jordan river into the muddy water, and the ax had floated to the top." it was amazing. god is supernatural. ♪♪♪ male announcer: coming up next. ♪♪♪

and so the jordan river is the last task, crossing the river is the last struggle that people would haveing about what the participation in this singing might mean to solomon. it's not a participation in just an act of grieving, but in a particular act of grieving, an act of grieving that is designed to represent death as a triumph over the bondage of slavery in the south. so solomon northup's story, it represents the ways a person's life could be changed by enslavement. the work of cultivating cotton had profound effects on the daily lives of northup and the people who were there and other people who were forced to cultivate cotton. cotton grew really well in the long and hot summers of the deep south. the fact that the summers were long and hot, though, also was part of what made slavey so difficult in these places, right? slaves would plant cotton seeds in the spring and then they would spend summers hoeing and work to keep down the seeds and grasses that popped up between the plants. in late august and into the fall, they would pick the cotton. i want to reemphasize how important the

so the jordan river is like the last task. ple would have to endure before they achieved a sort of spiritual liberation. so that is kind of a way of thinking about what's the participation in this singing might mean to solomon northup, right? it's not a participation in just an act of grieving, but in a particular act of grieving. an act of grieving that is designed to represent death as a triumph over the bondage of slavery in the south. so solomon northup's story as it is told in his narrative, in that film, history represents the ways a person's life can be changed by enslavement. the work of cultivating cotton had profound effects on the daily lives of northup and of the people who were there at that funeral, and of other enslaved people who were forced to cultivate cotton. cotton grew really well in the long and hot summers of the deep south. the fact the summers were long in hot also was part of wet made slippery -- slavery so difficult in these places. slaves would plant cotton seats in the spring and would spend summers

jordan, thank you very much. still to come this half hour as usaid official, samantha power, and refugees into dung. bodies with the hands tied to found in a river that runs between the 2 countries and poll, asking mexicans if the former president should be put on trial as failed ah. for thunderstorm waters has been a wonderful time in the alps. the tit all as well as some a thunderstorms rumble around, but this bit of a difference. the further ne, you get these lows wrapped around the baltic. statements of southern scandinavia indicate weather is particularly wet weather. there is tail and sherry stuff, which is the thunderstorms going through. barrows, however, this is really not particularly summary termed as even down as far sciences. northern germany are in the low twenty's there. british charles has not been much sunshine seen for days. not much better. i have to say on tuesday, it's all incomplete contrast. what's happening further south starts a warm, though not hot and longer. in spain. it's hotter the further east you go, particularly in the tip of italy and in greece. temperatures, for example, in athens at 42 degrees are approaching

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