lloyd?mm-hmm. yes. >> and you believed that he ganged up the children against her? >> mm-hmm. mm-hmm. yes. >> michele's mother read how the unhappy marriage turned into an unhappy divorce. >> he was taking her to court over and over and over. >> the acrimony between lloyd and michele had been well known to michele's friends for years. they'd seen it up close. if her death was a murder, the history of that marriage and divorce told them exactly what happened. >> when asked at the scene what i thought, my answer was i think he did it. >> the husband? >> yes. absolutely. >> no problems. >> the very same lloyd who had calmly and clearly volunteered so much information to investigators. >> she was just completely out of control. >> demeanor. what are you hearing? >> he was very cooperative. >> would you like me to move up a little? >> no, you're fine. >> are you sure? >> police had reason to believe michele died sometime after midnight saturday going into sunday. so the question, where was lloyd?

lloyd, you look pretty 0k the border. lloyd, you look pretty ok for having _ the border.look pretty ok for having been in _ the border. lloyd, you look pretty ok for having been in quarantine l the border. lloyd, you look pretty i ok for having been in quarantine for more than a week. good on you for making it through for the song. you've just returned from the uk, which sees it so many cases a day. is the heart and shark lockdown and overreaction in your view —— sharp lockdown? overreaction in your view -- sharp lockdown?— lockdown? absolutely not. it's worked well _ lockdown? absolutely not. it's worked well in _ lockdown? absolutely not. it's worked well in the _ lockdown? absolutely not. it's worked well in the past. - lockdown? absolutely not. it's worked well in the past. we i lockdown? absolutely not. it's i worked well in the past. we had cases like this before and there's been a bit of community transmission. it's been stemmed out with in a few weeks. i guess what new zealanders are quite proud of is that they do go hard and fast, and they haven't got fatigue abo

lloyd, you look pretty ok for having _ find. lloyd, you look pretty ok for having been _ find. you look pretty ok for having been in quarantine l for having been in quarantine for having been in quarantine for more than a week, so good on you for making it through this long. you'vejust on you for making it through this long. you've just returned from the uk, which sees so many cases a day. is the hard and sharp lockdown strategy in new zealand an overreaction, do you think? ~ , y zealand an overreaction, do you think? ~ , , ., zealand an overreaction, do you think? ~ , ., �*, think? absolutely not. it's worked well _ think? absolutely not. it's worked well in _ think? absolutely not. it's worked well in the - think? absolutely not. it's worked well in the past. i think? absolutely not. it's l worked well in the past. i've had — worked well in the past. i've had cases— worked well in the past. i've had cases like this before, and there's— had cases like this before, and there's been a bit of transmission. they've gone hard and fast — transmission. they've gone hard and fast and

. >>> lloyd from behind. lloyd, goal! >> that's u.s.rli lloyd scoring one of her 128 career goals last year in a win over england. yesterday the 39-year-old forward announced she's retiring later this year. at the recent u.s. tokyo olympics lloyd scored two goals over australia in the bronze medal game. she's forever grateful to be able to play for her country. >>> the country music association announced the new class to be inducted into the 2021 country music hall of fame. the late r&b legend ray charles helped redefine country music in the civil rights era. his album "modern sounds in country western music" became one of the best albums in the era. the mother and daughter group the judds will be inducted. naomi and wynonna judd had more than a dozen number one hits in the 1980s. eddie bayers and pete drake will be inducted. done mclean is being inducted on the hollywood walk of fame. he received a star yesterday to mark the 50th anniversary of his classic single "american pie." he recalled how the almost 9-minute long song came to def

our own martha raddatz pressing defense secretary lloyd austin on american operations there. tens of thousands still desperate to get out of the country. flights resuming today under heavy security. u.s. officials saying 3,800 evacuees removed in afghanistan in 24 hours. 17,000 in the last week. here's abc's julia macfarlane with the fast-moving developments. >> reporter: tonight, chaos in kabul. scenes outside the airport reaching breaking point. the uk ministry of defense confirming that seven afghan civilians were killed today in the crowds. heartbreaking images showing bodies covered in white tarps. soldiers struggling to keep the terrified crowds calm and hydrated in the brutal heat. [ crying ] >> reporter: desperation growing as thousands more arrive each day. nato troops trying to keep the airport secure. >> stay there! stay there! >> reporter: the u.s. embassy warning u.s. citizens not to make the hazardous journey to kabul airport unless they have individual instructions from a u.s. government representative. on thursday, three u.s. chinook helicopters airlifting ame

the irony there is that at the time lloyd george positioning himself as mr. win the war, privately he's the leading opponent of the current military's strategy. he's the person saying britain is on the path to lose the war. his private stance is contradictory to his british stand. that's the plan he's played in 1916. >> this is good, we have opened a peace window between the two of us. house and lloyd george who are the villains in this story. >> let me interrupt just a moment because this is an important opportunity. my book blames wilson for what i think ultimately for the most diplomatic failure in the history of the united states. i want to say that and this. anyone who reads this is book will come away with a quite positive portrait of him. >> that's exactly right. >> that's in a way, that's tragedy in the story. wilson is not the cartoon idealist that so many school children are taught. wilson comes across in this book are quite farsighted and quick perspective about the way to bring it to an end and in other words, at the level of grand strategy, wilso

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thank you. lloyd, the man who still works on al jazeera. oh and how he did until how would the headlines on al jazeera, the taliban says it will not extend the deadline for western forces to leave. africa has done us. president joe biden is under pressure to keep american troops on the grounds beyond august 31st. to continue evacuation efforts. mcbride's report form couple. this deadline is something of a moveable feast. originally it was that it may the 1st rebound, but that was under the trump administration. piece deal with the taliban last year . now as part of that deal, the taliban agreed to hold talks with the then african government. they didn't tell talk. so joe biden felt justified. i think in april when he extended the deadline to the symbolically very important september 11th. now, since then, they buy in july brought the deadline forward to august the 31st. so he set that deadline in theory. he can now unset it at the taliban, has threatened before, with the extension of deadlines, etc, that it would take action. it would targe

i got to meet the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> he's still in it. >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> he only saw his kid once a year, twice a year. they were coming there through the towns. i don't want to do that and ride orphan a a bus. >> you mentioned earlier you have to check out the solos before you select a song. one of the solos is your wife. >> yeah. yeah. >> you've been married for 20 years? >> should have been. but ten. >> okay. >> yeah. i'm not saying it because it's my wife. she can really sing she's great. i always look forward. we heard you at annual conference of the united methodist church. last month. so we heard her as well as the choir. and we really, really quite blessed. you know, when i go and see you at scotts which i did not long ago, i always ask for certain songs. you still got that on your repertory? >> yeah, for a little bit. >> you might be wondering who the young man in the center is. this is miles. he played the drums at glide.

with hospitalizations soaring, and covid-19 deaths once again on the rise on monday, defense secreta lloyd austin said all u. militaryersonnelould be reired to t vaccined septemb 15th or earlr, if e fda gran final proval tthe pfiz vaine befo then. pentagonpokeerson john kirburged mitary memrs to get shots immediately. >> this isn't just about you. it is about your ship, your

lastly and i think the guy that most people will have some familiarity with is lloyd mccarter. and what's interesting about louis macarthur is he's a he's a former squad leader and he was a scout in the first platoon, but but he and calhoun have this great relationship because calhoun handpicks him to be the platoon scout and that calhoun says pretty much blatantly. he's not going into combat without lloyd macarthur so before the mission before they actually get on the plans to jump on a creditor calhoun goes down to the stockade and gets gets mccarter out because mccarter had a habit of leaving the unit when they were in garrison, so when they weren't in combat, and they were waiting for their next mission lloyd lloyd mccarter would disappear and there was always rumors that you know, where he where was he and the rumor was before corregidor. he was in new guinea fighting alongside some australian units, you know, he had this fearsome reputation of being this really reckless and he would draw anyone who challenged them. but what makes it macarthur interesting is he's sort of t

lloyd burr good luck with our into miq. lloyd burr good luck with your quarantine _ into miq.re with us on outside source. stay with us on outside source — still to come... the hacker in one of the biggest cryptocurrency heists in history has handed back much of the loot. a teenage human rights campaigner in london, has sent an open letter to the foreign secretary, calling for urgent help for china's uyghur muslims. dilnaz kerim's father claims he was tortured in china and had to flee after teaching islam. adina campbell has been to meet to dilnaz and herfather. i have seen them personally and them saying they don't exist is wrong because i have met them. they say that my family are living a happy life but on the other hand we hear that they have been sentenced for ten years, 12 years for practising religion. ten years, 12 years for practising reliaion. ., ,., , ten years, 12 years for practising reliaion. ., , ., , ten years, 12 years for practising reliaion. ., religion. thousands of miles away from their loved _ religion. thousands of miles away from their loved ones _ reli

the irony there is that at the very time lloyd george is positioning himself publicly at mr. win the war, privately he's the leading opponent of the current military strategy. he is the person who in private more eloquently than anyone else is saying that britain is on the path to lose the war, but he -- his private stance sutterly contradictory to his public stance, but that's the game it a he plays in the autumn of 1916. >> so this is good because i feel like we've opened a peace window between the two of us. perhaps it's really house and lloyd george who are the -- the villains in this story, but we'll see -- >> let me interrupt for just a moment on this because this is such an important opportunity. my book blames wilson for what i think ultimately for the most consequential diplomatic failure in history of the united states, and i say that and then i want to say this. is anyone who reads this book will come away actually in many ways with a quite positive portrait of wilson. >> that's exactly right, yes. >> and that's -- in a way that's the tragedy in this story. williso

and the big announcement from soccer superstar carli lloyd. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with the rapidly changing developments in the taliban takeover of afghanistan. president biden just spoke directly to the american people, defending the u.s. withd defending the u.s. withdrawal. >> i stand squarely behind my decision. after 20 years, i've learned the hard way that there was never a good time to withdraw u.s. forces. that's why we're still there. >> o'donnell: well, the swift fall of kabul led to chaotic and disturbing scenes at the airport as afghans tried to climb onto a u.s. military plain, and hundreds of afghans packed in an american c-17 fleeing the country. u.s. officials including president biden admit they were caught off guard about how quickly the taliban overran the country. intelligence officials warned it could take 30 to 90 days but kabul fell in just ten. the evacuation of the ca

lloyd would disappear. there is always rumors where we'll see, and the rumor was before corregidor, he was in new guinea fighting alongside australians, he had this fearsome reputation of being this reckless and liberal anyone who challenged him. would make some adjusting, is he's sort of that classic you see infection. he's always out in comment. always says this reckless mentality. but such in the central part of the unit. his eyes, ears, the guys trust him. when you read the book, you will find that when they needed help the most, at one point in the book there is a bonsai charge and mcarthur is the one that goes out and puts themself on play and wants this charge. mcarthur is the character that's a classic guy. he was a lumberjack in idaho, before he joined the military. has these colorful pasts. if i invented him instead of writing about this guy mcarthur you'd laugh and say it's over the top. it's really why nonfiction is so great. the only regret i have is i never got as much about him as i would've

martha raddatz's exclusive interview with defense secretary lloyd austin. >> we'll look at every means possible to get american citizens, third country nationals into the airfield. >> the latest from the ground in kabul. >>> staff shortages. hospitals sounding the alarm as they battle the surge in covid cases and icus fill up. plus, jesse jackson and his wife hospitalized with breakthrough cases. the new guidance from the cdc. what to know before you book your next cruise. >>> stretching the dollar. the reason more americans are turning to dollar stores and what they're finding. >>> in the record books. wnba's diana taurasi making league history. her slam-dunk performance assisting on the court. >>> good morning. henri is churning and closer. dangerous conditions already hitting parts of the northeast. >> some of the most densely populated areas are in the crosshairs. tropical storm and hurricane warnings are up from new jersey to cape cod, massachusetts. authorities warning of inland flooding as the storm moves straight up through new england. >> transportation already affected as amt

on a friday afternoon they shot an 18-year-old lloyd as he was trying to scale the wall into west berlinook his lifeless body and took him away. his name was peter. he was in the grant us bricklayer -- he was an apprentice bricklayer. ♪♪ we mourn him on our side of the wall a few yards from where he fell. was one of 50 people who died trying to escape during the first year of the wall. we mourned them all. we honor their names. they will be remembered as long as we live. ♪♪ at 12:00 on august 13 on the anniversary of the wall west berlin pause for three minutes of silence. [bells ringing] we still waved to her families in east berlin and they still dared to wave back. we cannot be together. [bells ringing]

we know that lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary, has been with joe biden. he was in this situation room at the white house. they were talking to commanders on the ground. also there was anthony blinking, who is the secretary of state, and then lloyd austin went back to the pentagon. they will be looking at how they carry out operations from now on in certainly, 24 hours ago. the pentagon was saying that there was the potential that troops may well be used in the capital itself to go and get americans who are stranded, given that the information coming from the embassy capital is for americans to stay away from the airport. stay away from the gate because they were aware that this potential attack could actually happen. it means that that is more likely to be the way that the us conduct their operations from no one in that job bite. for contingency plans, if this operation were to extend beyond the 31st of guess it's a fluid situation contingency plans continue to be updated and we can guess that that's exactly what's happening at the moment. alan fish there

on a friday afternoon they shot an 18-year-old lloyd as he was trying to scale the wall into west berliny and took him away. his name was peter. he was in the grant us bricklayer -- he was an apprentice bricklayer. ♪♪ we mourn him on our side of the wall a few yards from where he fell. was one of 50 people who died trying to escape during the first year of the wall. we mourned them all. we honor their names. they will be remembered as long as we live. ♪♪ at 12:00 on august 13 on the anniversary of the wall west berlin pause for three minutes of silence. [bells ringing] we still waved to her families in east berlin and they still dared to wave back. we cannot be together. [bells ringing] >> paulina brann is an award-winning writer and historian who teaches at the college. she attended by the university as an undergraduate and received an m.a. -- m.a. and ph.d. in history from new york university. she holds grants and fellowships including budapest and atlanta. her most recent book is in their times editors choice and it received international press coverage from "the new yorker," "the new

as we come on the air, we are awaiting a joint news conference from secretary of defense lloyd austin joint chiefs chairman mark milley and the first joint press conference since the fall of kabul, and the evacuation of the americans and allies in that country, and keep it here for that, and we are also awaiting an address to the nation from president biden about the recommendation from the covid task force for a booster shot for all americans ages 12 and older. >> we know that the highly effective vaccines are less effective over time, and that is why today we are announcing the plan to stay ahead of the virus by being prepared to over covid-19 booster shots to vaccinated adults 18 years and older and prepared for the booster shot eight months after receiving the second dose of the moderna or the pfizer dose. we plan to start this september 2021. >> three points are clear. vaccine protection against the sars covid-19 protection begins to decrease over time. and second the vaccine effectiveness against the severe disease and hospitalization and death remains relatively high. and third

some combo haven't met their targets. lloyd austin says american troops don't have the capacity to extend beyond the comp will therefore perimeter to help get more people of a canister on the international monetary funds. withholding $460000000.00 fullness . galveston. so i think a lack of clarity over government recognition. the u. s. has also for $9500000000.00 of africa and government assets, the entire reserve of its central bank. rescuers and hazy you're calling virgin supplies. as the humanitarian situation grows, more desperate survivors of saturday's earthquake of resorted to waiting at the airport to demand foods and aids. president joe biden says he disagrees with the world health organizations warning against giving true vice. this to show hasn't been plans to offer them from september. they stay with us. witness this next. oh, we understand the differences of conscious across the world that i'm taking out here. we're bringing the news and current affairs, entity, ah, era. let me get the last young ida bit upon finance, eminent and politic young jeff calling guy liberal 9 me ma

lastly, the guy that most people will have some familiarity with is lloyd carter. what is interesting about lloyd carter is that he is a former platoon leader, and he says, he is not going to battle without lloyd mccarter, so when they go to get on the mission to jump on the plane, and they go to stockade to get him out, because he had a habit to leave the unit when they were in garrison. so when they were not in combat, he would disappear, and always rumors of where was he, and the rumor was before corregidor, he was in new guinea fighting with the australians and he had a reputation of reckless and brawl with anyone who challenged him, but what is interesting about him, that he is the character in fiction that can't be at peace. he is always out in combat, and he always has the reckless mentality, but such an essential part of the unit, and the eyes and the ears and the guys trusted him. when you read the book, you will find that, you know, when they needed help the most, you know, at one point there is a bonsai charge, and it is mccarter who goes down to put him

what should we expect to hear from lloyd austin and mark milley? >> well, i think you're going to hear them tell us that the situation is more under control than it has been 40 hours ago, that they have backed, you know, a relatively clear, crisp operation going in terms of evacuating more americans and afghans, burks of course, they will have to answer a lot of questions, questions about what they told the white house and when. what advice they gave. reports have come out, of course, that general milley and secretary austin warned president biden even before he made his decision to withdraw in april that there could be, you know, consequences to it, that there would be unpleasant consequences along the lines of what we've been seeing we they will be asked why the execution of it, even if the policy was the right choice, why the execution of it seems to have been so flawed. why if the contingency planning that was done in advance of these final days of the afghan government didn't prepare the forces on the ground to be ready to get out the people w

pelear la medalla de bronce contra australia, partido de 7 goles en el cual megan rapinoe y carli lloydcimos, luchamos siempre y regresamos a casa con una medalla olÍmpica. >> pasamos al torneo de fÚtbol masculino donde la selecciÓn mexicana se estarÁ despidiendo de los juegos olÍmpicos 2020 por el duelo con la medalla de bronce contra japÓn, encuentro que tambiÉn marcara el final de la era de lozano como entrenador de la selecciÓn olÍmpica, lozano dijo previo al encuentro que no se ve dirigiendo a una selecciÓn con lÍmite de edad, por ende, estarÁ evaluando otras oportunidades aunque quisiera despedirse con una medalla olÍmpica. >> aquÍ acaba mi participaciÓn prÁcticamente con selecciÓn nacional y me quiero despedir con la gente por la que hago todo esto. >> a los juegos olÍmpicos de tokyo 2020 aÚn queda la final de fÚtbol bÉisbol y varios eventos desde tokyo 2020, regreso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias, cerramos por hoy, pero a las 6 de la tarde vamos con carlos si ven la palabra de lozano se cierra una Época en la selecciÓn mexicana y queda ver porque dijo que se cierra un ciclo en l

, the younger lloyd, the all new diploma. campbell with that has a ping you guys him or, or can you all were mall the last you can say that i need those to me going down there. copying the girl parish. kevin gar. power is you'd have been guy so helicopter of sympathetic me and eating month to month was one case among many. in 2015, the european union put the north korean insurance company on their sanctions list. the accusation co financing of the nuclear weapons program through bureau. $39.00 experts estimate that with crashed helicopters and similar tricks, the kim regime and several $100000000.00. but how does the kim regime manage to transfer the millions it makes to pyongyang? the answer is simple. through diplomatic channels grew up and it shows how much it was. you don't have to go. no, i don't know what it is. i'm not sure who, who gave is true for her payroll. subject was you do you want her to, you know, korea uses. it's worldwide network of embassies to ferry money back to pyongyang, north korean officials, enjoying diplomatic community. carried money in cash. and that's like

in the center we have the emblem of the newspaper that was produced by welcome lloyd garrison, known as the liberator. and william lloyd garrison's newspaper which we have an example of here was so controversial that the south had put a bounty on him for $5,000 if you would kill him. then of course we also have harriet beatrice stow, author of uncle tom's cabin. an interesting fact what she said, she didn't write it but she took dictation. and here, we have a copy of first edition of uncle tom's cabin, as well as the liberator newspaper, implemented 25 years for the sole purpose of supporting the move of the abolitionist movement. and you'll see the image of john brown and frederick douglass. and we have the first edition works of the biography of frederick douglass as well. and behind you one of my favorite artifacts is down here on the bottom of the case. and it is known as the beacher's bible. her father henry beecher was a staunch abolitionist as well. he took sharp rifles, put them into a case and would ship them to kansas in support of the abolitionist movement. this isn't an e

, the young lloyd, the me that your home a table moved and then you guys are more on you all are more so the last you can say that he goes to wind down. they're competing eager parish. kevin gar. power is you'd have been guy. so helicopter to me that an even allow you to walk one case among many in 2015, the european union put the north korean insurance company on their sanctions. blessed the accusation co financing of the nuclear weapons program through bureau. $39.00 experts estimate that wisc crashed helicopters and similar tricks, the kim regime and several $100000000.00. but how does the kim regime manage to transfer the millions it makes to pyongyang? the answer is simple. through diplomatic channels grew up and it shows how much it was. you don't want to know. i don't know why don't you know who, who gave is true for her payroll. some she was, do you want her through by north korea uses it's worldwide network of embassies. to ferry money back to pyongyang in north korea. and officials enjoying diplomatic community carried money in cash. and that's like baggage, a simple but eff

lloyd, the younger lloyd all nissan. and they told me, campbell moved in there has a ping you guys him or, or can you call me or more the last you can say that i need those to me going down there, hoping the parish kevin guy coverage. you'd have been guy. so the helicopter cough so that in an evening, month to month was one case. among many in 2015, the european union put the north korean insurance company on their sanctions list. the accusation co financing of the nuclear weapons program through bureau. $39.00 experts estimate that with crashed helicopters and similar tricks, the kim regime and several $100000000.00. but how does the kim regime manage to transfer the millions it makes to pyongyang? the answer is simple. through diplomatic channels grew up and it shows how much it was. you don't get to know. i don't know why he's had a little who, who gave is triple a poll your subsequent to your one or 3. you know, korea uses, it's worldwide network of embassies to ferry money, back to pyongyang, and north korean offici

. >> con dos golazo de megan rapinoe y otros dos de carli lloyd la selecciÓn femenina de estados unidostrenadora tendrÁ que empezar a hacer un verdadero cambio generacional y eso serÁ muy difÍcil. vamos a escuchar lo que dijeron las ganadoras del bronce despuÉs del partido (informaciÓn en pantalla) (hablan inglÉs) >> bueno, una medalla de bronce la selecciÓn mexicana se enfrentara a la selecciÓn japÓn por el tercer lugar olÍmpico, japÓn ya derrotÓ a mÉxico, pero luego de dos partidos todo parece inclinarse en la balanza para mÉxico, escuchemos lo que dijeron en conferencia de prensa hoy. >> sabiendo que venÍamos por una medalla que siempre serÁ un orgullo poder representar a nuestro paÍs que estamos contra el anfitriÓn que lo enfrentamos, que es la Única derrota en 90 minutos que nos dio una derrota en el torneo y bueno, que maÑana tenemos la gran oportunidad de irnos con un mejor sabor de boca y evidentemente con una medalla. >> les recuerdo que este partido entre mÉxico y japÓn, por la medalla de bronce usted solamente puede vivirlo por la pantalla de telemundo 48 regreso contigo. >>

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in the center, we have the emblem of newspaper letters produced by william lloyd garrison, known as theilliam lloyd garrisons newspaper, which we have an example of here, was so controversial that they put a bounty on him for a 5000 dollars if they can kill him. of course, we also have harriott beach or snow -- stow, the news -- interesting fact is that, she did not write eight, she took dictation. here, we actually have a copy of a first addition of uncle todd's cabin, as well as the liberator newspaper which was a newspaper that was imprinted for 25 years for the sole purpose of trying to -- supporting the move of the abolitionist movement. of course, you will see the image of the jomana brown and frederick douglass. we have the first addition of the biography of frederick douglass as well. behind you, one of my very favorite artifact, down here at the very bottom of the case, it is a rifle, it is known as the beaters a bible. we have talked about harriet beach or stow, her husband -- sorry, her father henry was a staunch abolitionist as well. what he did was, he took these sharp riva

lloyd burr is currently in hotel quarantine in rotorua after having travelled back from the uk.quarantine experience. just to get a flight and to get a spot in miq's quite hard. when the plane lands in new zealand and pulls up to the air bridge and some of the military comes on board, grabs the intercom and says, "welcome to new zealand, we're putting you on a bus and you come and get put in a room like this and you're here for two weeks." if you test positive, you head up to aukland... that's where i am right now. i'm on my second week, so i'm on the home run. that's how new zealand managed to keep covid out of the country, by having this really strict regime. somehow, the delta variant has gone to five cases. it is kind of concerning, and i haven't made a link about how it's got through the border. that's what health officials are trying to find. lloyd, you look pretty ok for having been in quarantine for more than a week, so good on you for making it through this long. you've just returned from the uk, which sees so many cases a day. is the hard and sharp lockdown strategy in

and william lloyd garrison's newspaper, which we have a copy here, was so controversial that the southually put a bounty on him for $5,000 if you would kill him. and then, of course, we also have harriet beacher stowe, who is the author of uncle tom's cabin. and here, we actually have a copy of a first edition of "uncle tom's cabin," as well as "the liberator" newspaper, which was a newspaper that was imprinted for 25 years for the sole purpose of trying to -- supporting the move of the abolitionist movement. and then, of course, you'll see the image of john brown. and then, of course, frederick douglass. and we have the -- the first edition works of the biography of frederick douglass, as well. and behind you, one of my very favorite artifacts is down here, in the very bottom of the case. and it's known -- it's a sharp's rival but it's known as the beacher's bible. and now, we have talked about harriet beecher stowe. her husband -- i'm sorry, her father, henry beecher was a staunch abolitionist, as well. and what he did is he took these sharp rifles and he put them into a case or crat

when lloyd's of london, barclays bank, the royal bank of scotland, the midland bank, when all of theseand the financial services sector, the banking sector, all admitted that their companies and corporations rose up from the foul environment of slavery, what they wish to do as a consequence is to tell us what they are going to do about it. all right. and so they put what we call something on the table, an offensive public relations act to say, "we will put £1 million in this community charity," but they're not talking to us. all right. and they might not wish to talk to us right now, but they will have to talk to us sooner or later. because the consciousness here has been...awakened by historical discourses, by the realisation that this long journey, this 394—year journey with the british monarchy, has done us harm. we have not had any benefits to be associated with... what harm does the queen do as being head of state? she's a very benign presence. look at what happened with the windrush. no power. look at what happened to the windrush people. we fought for the british empire in the s

so lloyd austin in bite and they want to blame the afghans, the african corrupt puppet government wants to blame the u. s. the fact of the matter is the war was illegal. it was unpopular. the afghan people might hate the taliban and they shed their reactionary government. but they also don't want to live under the care of being bomb, being drone being occupied for the last 20 years. and again, by a corrupt government, that was the stand in for america. i mean, now of course, a lot of video just saw a thing of bite and saying, we're not going to see anything that happened like was inside gone, no helicopters hovering above the u. s embassy. lo and behold, that's pretty much exactly what happened on sunday. in kabul. do you think there are any comparisons that? yeah, i mean, it's virtually the same. the o. s was routed from south vietnam at the end of april 975. the u. s. chaotically left saigon and that's exactly what's happening today in afghanistan. and again, when you look at the past, 50 years of american military intervention, one colossal disaster, one miscalculation after another,

defense secretary lloyd austin says the u. s military is doing everything it can to evacuate americans and vulnerable afghans, people that are in the special immigrant visa program are very, very important to us. and these would be the, uh the interpreters and many of the staff that supported our embassy. uh and other embassies by the way. we want to evacuate them as well. secretary austin says the target date for the u. s military to withdraw from afghanistan august 31st could be pushed back depending on how the situation evolves over the coming days and earlier today on warnings on two i spoke with stephen zunes, professor of politics and international studies at usf. he talked about the international community and how they are reacting to the situation in afghanistan. the decision to withdraw itself is not a sign of weakness. i think in the eyes of most of our allies and others, it's a sign of realism that in effect that we without the government was incapable of continuing on its own, and that it was it was asking too much

. >>> one of the most decorated soccer players in american history is calling it a career carli lloydher retirement from the u.s. women's national team. the two-time women's world cup champion has played in 312 matches for the u.s., the you could most all-time u.s. soccer said they will announce a farewell tour for lloyd. >>> the frozen shrimp recall affecting stores nationwide. rn> and ahead, trapped on a buing lift the daring rescue, ahead n you h♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa. ♪ pepto bismol coats your stomach with fast and soothing relief. and try new drug free pepto herbal blends. made from 100% natural ginger and peppermint. it's a simple fact: nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol spray. it's a simple fact: it even kills the covid-19 virus. science supports these simple facts. there's only one true lysol. lysol. what it takes to protect. don't settle for products that give you a sort of white smile. try new crest whitening emulsions for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whi

you've been watching a lot of briefing from the pentagon by the us defense secretary lloyd austin, who said that lines of communication are strategically open with the taliban. as the u. s. continues it's evacuation of us, possible holders concerns though, for the many thousands of africans who have worked alongside the us. over the past 20 years, 22000 afghans are apparently applied for special visas concerns so that they may not be able to reach the apple because of taliban checkpoints. hundreds of us soldiers, he said, have arrived in the last 24 hours. more than 500000 afghans have been internally displaced since the beginning of the year. young eglinton, the secretary general of the legion refugee council. he says his main concern is for those people who will not be able to leave the country, our focus is on the internally displaced the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of on top of the millions before this latest emergency in the country. i mean, the international airport, which has all eyes on it now, will be organized by american forces is a lot of attention on what's happenin

and andrew lloyd webber�*s much anticipated new musical, cinderella, is back in town.d not go on. this radical take on the cinderella story was written by the oscar winner emerald fennell. well, here we are. so, the show�*s on, eh? you never know, but short of us having to be taken screaming from the theatre, it's going to open. i have to say, this is unlike any other cinderella that i've ever seen. i mean, my phrase is, this is a cinderella for our time. # barking mad cinderella flying high in the sky... . it's the most well— known story in the world, and so that... it's good and bad. it means that the audience anticipates, certain things, they expect certain things, and so, really, the conversation we had was, well, how do we do something new, how do we make it a story that feels exciting and gripping, while still having the shoe, the clock at midnight, you know, the transformation, all those things? so, it was about... yeah, about surprising the audience. but i think the thing that converted me to finally doing it was the central message that emerald's written, whic

thank you lloyd. the man who still worked on al jazeera, she does with it very glamorous. it's part of our whole job to, to our very, very special occasion. and for that, people who spend money, everything on the wall they do is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and turn things around my my on out there to know where the fires are and where they are going. greeks to the skies worrying, sign helicopters have been getting closer to major towns and cities. this one has just arrested and become much bigger. and if you can see by the train tracks the fires, climbing up the hill just behind on the ground, this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back inevitably of mother nature's fury is dangerous. and exhausting work done to give whatever the hope is, the fire will stop when it runs out of fuel. but for the moment, the fuel is everything inside ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm sammy's a dime. this is the news out live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. talking thompson taught, yvonne says foreign forces must not extend that w

. >> it's a brilliant goal by carli lloyd. >> reporter: while the women of u.s. soccer are reflecting on their rocky road here in tokyo. >> this was probably the most challenging tournament i've ever been a part of. >> reporter: the team clicking in their final match to win bronze. >> to leave tokyo empty handed would have been tough? >> oh, god, it would have been terrible. with something, with how difficult it's been, i think everybody is so happy and so proud of that. >> reporter: that's megan rapinoe and carli lloyd stepping up with two goals apiece. it's possibly the last olympics for both. >> beyond soccer, the journey and the fight for equal pay, for social justice, where does that go from here? >> it keeps going. >> continue to fight for equality, to fight to make our sport better. >> and tom, you and i were there. it was a pressure cooker certainly at volleyball. but it's not the only sport being affected by the heat. >> that's right, lester. as you know, there has been no relief when it comes to the extreme heat. the women's marathon had to be moved up

thank you, lloyd, the man who still work on al jazeera. when i think of my niger, i think of potential when i think of potential, i think what would be, what is not i think of young people literally take them to the own and do something that they can be part of. tell me if possible. i think it other challenges only reason a child in the country. hello. my name is ben. gotcha. so and this is my my, my dear on i'll do there. ah, ah ah, look about you're watching the news with me the who run the reminder of all stories at least 2 people are being killed in the city of raleigh was being held marketing the country's independence day. it's not clear so that the cold science or taliban factors opening fire over cobble app or children will holstead of, of crowds of people tried to flee. the u. k says it's enabled to evacuate on the company. children and hundreds of demonstrators a rally. didn't agree capital calling on the government to do more pull and guns, demanding rapid asylum approvals that i was trying to get to europe. and for the thousand