sian lloyd has been getting reaction from people there. nottingham, under grey skies and with empty streets. this is what a tier two city looks like today. it has the highest covid rate in england, but nottingham hasn't been placed in the highest tier. the restrictions it's been placed under will prevent households mixing indoors. we are really close with our family because i look after my granddaughter and i care for my mum so that will be a shame. we need to be able to see these people, it's important to us. it's good news for nottingham that we are not in the worst tier, i guess, compared to some other cities, but not good for those other cities, but i don't really

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just ask lloyd irvin. >> i'm laying on the couch. i wake up and there's two gunmen over top of me holding guns, pointing them at me, like, holding down. "you're being robbed. don't move." >> reporter: almost eight years have passed since that night in august 2008, here outside the nation's capital in a nice neighborhood in prince george's county, maryland, but lloyd and vicky irvin and their son, just 4 years old at the time, are still haunted by the image of the gunmen. two masked intruders. >> talk about your worst nightmares. this is it. >> yes, it's something you would never imagine would happen. >> reporter: what the robbers didn't count on was that lloyd is a nationally- renowned martial arts expert. and when one of the gunmen walked away to scope out the rest of the house, lloyd was suddenly one-on-one with his accomplice. >> gunman's over here in the corner, huh? >> right in the corner right there. i know he doesn't have any room to back up at all. i just go. i'm coming over here. and i got the gun. i'm trying to get the cart

bush and dan quayle defeated michael dukakis and lloyd benson and lloyd benson in the general election, winning the popular vote. judy woodruff: on behalf of the commission on presidential debates, i am pleased to welcome you to this vice presidential debate. i am judy woodruff of pbs newshour and frontline. my colleagues on the panel are margolis of the chicago tribune, tom brokaw of nbc, and brit hume of abc news. the importance of tonight's debate is underscored by two facts. both george bush and michael dukakis said their selections of a running mate would reveal a lot about themselves. and based on the history since world war ii, there is almost a 50-50 chance that one of the two men here tonight will become president of the united states. the candidates are senator dan quayle, the republican nominee, and senator lloyd bentsen, the democratic nominee. [applause] judy woodruff: for the next 90 minutes, we will be questioning the candidates following a format designed and agreed to by representatives of the two campaigns. however, there are no restrictions on the questions that my c

if lloyd bentsen attended those meetings, you would have no one asking "where is lloyd?" i would speak up on that type of thing. all you can do is continue to push, use every bit of diplomatic pressure you can, which you can do with economic pressure in addition to that. that is what you must do to have a successful release of hostages but not encourage more taking of hostages. judy woodruff: senator quaylejudy woodruff:? sen. quayle: it is wrong. butearn by our mistakes, there have been a number of successes in foreign in this administration. the question goes to a difficult one -- how do you do it? no one has the answer. if we did we would certainly do it. we will keep trying. we will keep the doors open and hopefully someday i ran and iran and those who have the hostages were can return to civilized community. they can do that starting now by releasing those hostages that are being held illegally. senator, much of the dukakis-benson campaign as of late has been devoted to the notion that senator quayle is not ready for the vice presidency or presidency. is it fair for

mike dukakis and lloyd bentsen think america can do better. that america can't just coast into the future, clinging to the past. this race is too close. the competition is too tough, the stakes are too high. michael dukakis and lloyd bentsen think america must move into that future, united and a commitment to make this country of ours the most powerful, the most prosperous nation in the world. as americans we honor our past and we should. but our children are going to live in the future, and mike dukakis says the best of america is yet to come. but that won't happen taking care of our economy just putting it on automatic pilot. it won't happen by accident. it's going to take leadership, and it's going to take courage, and the commitment and a contribution by all of us to do that. i have worked for the betterment of our country both in war and peace. as bomb 0 bomber. i, one who's been a businessman and a united states senator working to make this nationed fairest and strongest and most powerful in the world. help us bring america to a new era

in 1988 them quail, and democratic vice president lloyd benson debated in omaha nebraska. a panel of journalist asked questions to the candidates. >> i am pleased to welcome you to the vice presidential debate i'm judy woodruff of p.b.s. is macneil lehrer news hour. and frontline. my colleagues on the panel are. john margolis of the chicago tribune. tom brokaw of n.b.c. news. and brit hume >> of a.b.c. news. the importance of tonight's debate is underscored by two facts. both george bush. and michael dukakis. said their selections of a running mate. would reveal a lot about themselves. and based on the history since world war two. there is almost a fifty fifty chance that one of the two men here tonight. will become president of the united states. the candidates are. senator dan quayle the republican nominee. and senator---for the next ninety minutes will be questioning the candidates following a format designed and agreed to by representatives of the two campaigns. however there are no restrictions on the questions that my colleagues and i may ask deceiving. by prior agre

sian lloyd, bbc news, nottingham.alance the health of the nation and of the economy. our economics editor faisal islam is with me. is he succeeding? the big picture here is that this is not a national lockdown as we had at the equivalent level of hospitalisations in march. it is not even actually a local lockdown because the government is trying to balance the economy and the health. we have had a rebound in the economy but we don't have a firmly established recovery. in liverpool restrictions they have gone out of their way to keep retail and restau ra nt their way to keep retail and restaurant is open but that hasn't assuaged all the fears of local leaders. they are wondering why the support packages, as generous as they were in march, and in the tier two areas they are wondering why they have extra restrictions but don't have the support so still big decisions to be made on the balancing act between support and restrictions. thank you. most a levels and gcses will go ahead in england next summer but they'll be dela

terrible loss of lloyd the jungle lloyd to me there's a chair ball and then press of pin you guys you're more of your former ball. alas you can bet that i you know there could be. worries you guys are helicopter car so puzzling me and even my alarm and you know my other larger war 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 an itch to transfer the millions it makes to pyongyang the answer is simple through diplomatic channels who are holding their tour as far as who is who worked there who were annoyed there's a lot as one of the goods it is or a little better. for her. the subject was it in your own words are true words were that north korea uses its worldwide network of embassies to ferry money back to pyongyang north korean officials enjoying diplomatic immunity carry the money in cash and their flight back

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sian lloyd, bbc news, nottingham. and warrington is moving into tier 3 from tomorrow.ial package of almost £6 million to support businesses that have to close. these will include pubs without a food offering, betting shops and soft play centres. the welsh government says it will ensure retailers understand what can and cannot be sold during the 17—day temporary firebreak, following an apology from tesco in cardiff, where a customer was mistakenly prevented from buying sanitary products. under the latest guidance for the duration of the new restrictions, all shops in wales which are allowed to remain open are not able to sell goods classed as nonessential. borisjohnson has defended his refusal to extend free school meals vouchers for children in england over the half—term holiday. but he's promised his government will do everything in its power to make sure no child goes hungry. many councils are already providing meal vouchers, while hundreds of businesses are offering parcels to those in need. the latest available data indicates more than 1.4 million children in engla

lloyds has 65,000 staff, about two thirds of whom are currently working remotely.nt as thousands of doctors back the footballer marcus rashford's campaign for free school meals during the school holidays. uk ministers consider reducing the 1a days isolation period for those in contact with people who have the virus as six us states see record numbers of infections, the vice president's chief of staff tests positive for coronavirus. the chairman of the south korean multinational samsung electronics, lee kun—hee has died. mr lee, who was 78, helped grow his father's noodle trading business into south korea's biggest conglomerate, with dozens of affiliates stretching from electronics and insurance to shipbuilding and construction. by the time he stepped back from the company in 2014, after suffering a heart attack, samsung was the world's biggest maker of smartphones and memory chips. it is also a major global player in lcd displays. samsung's overall turnover is equivalent to a fifth of south korea's gross domestic product, making it crucial to the country's economic

lloyds has 65,000 staff, about two thirds of whom are currently working remotely. are continuing to surge in the united states, with new record high daily numbers in six states, two advisers to the us vice president have contracted the virus. chief of staff for mike pence, marc short, has tested positive and is self—isolating, as is another aid. but mike pence has tested negative and will stick to his election campaign schedule. meanwhile countries around the world have continued to tighten anti—coronavirus measures, as mark lobel reports. a flag for every death. this washington art installation capturing america's coronavirus casualties. just as six states suffer record numbers of infections. it was only three weeks ago that donald trump himself tested positive. he is fully back on the campaign trail, downplaying the dangers of the pandemic. turn on the television, it's covid, covid, covid, covid. by the way, on november four, you won't hear about it. now it is his vice president's health in the spotlight. mike pence's chief of staff marc short has tested positive

isle of wight as it was approaching southampton that it had stowaways on board and i've heard from lloyd's list the editor of lloyd's list the shipping magazine saying that his information was that these stowaways had become well rowdy and violent when they were tried when the crew tried to confine them to a cabin that said another security expert who spoke into the financial times described it is definitely not a hijacking he said it was essentially stowaways who got in his words a bit rowdy with the crew now the own forces went in they have brought this matter to a swift close we don't know where those detained the stowaways on now and i know that the boat itself the ship itself is still circling in the sea off the isle of wight so there are more details yet to be found about exactly how this has been resolved but for the moment it all seems to come off peacefully. australia's condemning an incident that cattles international airport in which female 'd passengers were reportedly subjected to invasive searches it happened earlier this month when stall found an abandoned premature baby ali

sian lloyd, bbc news, nottingham. and warrington is moving into tier 3 from tomorrow.a financial package of almost £6 million to support businesses that have to close. these will include pubs without a food offering, betting shops and soft play centres. warrington lies between manchester and liverpool, both of which have already moved to tier 3. the welsh government says it will ensure retailers understand what can and cannot be sold during the 17—day temporary firebreak, following an apology from tesco in cardiff where a customer was mistakenly prevented from buying sanitary products. under the latest guidance for the period of extra restrictions, all shops in wales which are allowed to remain open are not able to sell goods classed as non—essential. the welsh health minister said the incident at tesco had happened because of a misunderstanding. i was very saddened to see this particular exchange on social media this morning, from a supermarket telling a woman she could not buy period products. this is simply wrong. it's an incorrect reading of both the regulations an

i picked lloyd bentsen. mr. bush picked dan quayle. i think that says a great deal to the american people about the standards we'll set and the quality of the people that we will pick to serve in our administration. [ applause ] >> to each of you candidates, regrettably, i have to inform you that we have come to the end of our questions. that's a pity. before i ask the candidates to make their closing remarks, on behalf of the commission on presidential debates, i would like to thank all of you for joining us this evening. governor dukakis, yours is the first closing statement, sir. >> 28 years ago, as a young man just graduated from law school, i came to this city, came clear across the country, to watch john kennedy be nominated for the presidency of the united states, right here in los angeles. i never dreamed that some day i would win that nomination and be my party's nominee for president. that's america. that's why i'm proud and grateful to be a citizen of this country. 26 days from today you and millions of americans will choose

richard meade, thank you for that, lloyd's list.nister has defended the decision not to extend free school meals to disadvantaged children over the school holidays. brandon lewis said providing support through local councils was "the right way" to help struggling families during the pandemic. pressure is mounting on the government from many sides, including more than 2,000 doctors, who've signed a letter saying, england should follow scotland, wales and northern ireland, in further funding meals outside of term time. here's our correspondent, fiona trott. i'll show you what i've got in the fridge. when planning ahead still isn't enough. so, this is just what i've got to last me until payday. claire is a single mum of three and she says without free school meal vouchers, this week will be a struggle. i'm really anxious because i'm just like, have i got enough that's going to last until i get that payment on the last day of the month when i can go and do my shopping? you know, it is very stressful, very ha rd. there are parents like c

decades after kathy heckel disappeared lloyd grove was on trial for her murder.rs relied largely on circumstance substantial evidence to make their case including testimony from a woman who said lloyd told her he could get rid of a body permanently. but lloyd's attorneys insisted he was innocent and were ready to put kathy's love life in the spotlight to prove it. here's josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of "she didn't come home." >> reporter: the loyd groves defense team could hardly wait to make their case to the jury. >> it was like you're playing cards. and you have four aces. and you're waiting to play 'em. that's what we felt like over the last few years. >> reporter: george lepley was one of two lawyers defending groves. >> i don't think there was enough evidence. and what evidence they did present had issues questioning whether it was reliable enough to justify taking the rest of a man's life away. >> reporter: for a defense team that had spent years reviewing police reports, one thing seemed obvious. >> when the police learned of something that implica

lloyds has 65,000 staff, about two thirds of whom are currently working remotely.he uk and eu will continue post—brexit trade talks in london until wednesday. michel barnier arrived in the uk on thursday to restart negotiations with lord david frost after they stalled last week — but he was due to return home on sunday. the northern ireland secretary, brandon lewis, described this as a "very good sign" that a deal could be done. eu sources told the bbc more talks are also planned in brussels from thursday. the top us infectious disease specialist has contradicted president trump's claim that the country has turned a corner on the pandemic. anthony fauci said infections were still rising sharply, and although a vaccine could be ready as early as december, mass vaccination of an entire country will take longer. the question is, once you have a safe and effective vaccine or more than one, how can you get it to the people who need it as quickly as possible? so the amount of doses that will be available in december will not certainly be enough to vaccinate everybody. yo

sian lloyd, bbc news, nottingham.nation and of the economy. 0ur economics editor faisal islam is with me. what balance —— a balancing act and not of concern from businesses that they will not get enough support. this is very difficult to what we had in march, the government is trying to limit restrictions to the regions and sectors within those regions and sectors within those regions that are the biggest infection risk. but is it even actually a local lockdown when you consider that government has gone out of its way to keep restaurants and retail open and pubs that serve food open, too? that is because the government is really quite worried, we have had a rebound in the economy, yes but it is far from assured. it is very, very delicate that balancing act for the government. you are getting some pushback and some concern from for example, another group announcing it was consulting for redundancy, unhappy with the level of support from the government. those tier two areas, where they don't get the full support from go

lloyds has 65,000 staff, the majority of whom are presently working remotely.ce to see you, simon. have you been working from home for a long time and are continuing to do so, i presume you are? yes, good morning, sally. i have been doing a mixed model which is increasingly common in the city. that is the city of london. two — three days at home and the rest of the office depending on what clients are in and what meetings are available. and how have you found it because it is becoming daily news story, another organisation, a number owner of a company saying all of our staff must work from home until definitely january, maybe even beyond that? i think we're seeing real split between the very largest companies who have done the block things with lloyds, and extending into the summer of 2021 and saying look, universal working from home rule. i think small to mid—sized companies have been more flexible. partly because they can be and they know the individual circumstances of their personnel. but i think their personnel. but i think the long—term legacy of this in

at the water campus in the city of lloyd managing director hein mullen compering companies like hydra loop universities and research institutes together to find more possibilities what we do here and what a compass is in fact helping companies celebrate developments go to the market and that is from one side market demand but also what is the ideas within the companies themselves and at the end of the day she would bring their product to market. work at the water campus is funded in part by the companies developing the products along with the regional government and the european commission among others companies find the expertise to test and develop their ideas and products and international concerns and start ups it's a process that could normally take decades but here firms are helping to speed that up. the general picture is more from how can we help being more to campus bringing new sustainable technologies to the market with help so somebody with solving the big issues in the world like how do we produce more food do we make sure that senator ration is healthy for the school and

lloyds has 65,000 staff, about two thirds of whom are currently working remotely. samsung electronics, has died aged 78. mr lee helped transform his family's small noodle trading business into the world's largest producer of smartphones and memory chips. with an estimated net worth of £16 billion, he was south korea's richest person. he had spent more than six years in hospital, following a heart attack. that was in 2014. the number killed in a suicide bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul, on saturday, has risen to 2a — most of the dead were students at a private education centre. the islamic state group has said it carried out the attack in the predominately shia muslim neighbourhood. the un has described the bombing as a callous and senseless war crime. secunder kermani reports. the alley outside the tuition centre was packed when the suicide bomber struck. fear, panic and shock amongst the students. like this 18—year—old, many were preparing for their university entrance exam next year. translation: i was walking towards the centre when there was a huge bang.

cautiously optimistic but it certainly makes sense to prepare for a scenario alexander version of the lloyds thank you for talking to the. thank you. and i while future u.k. e.u. and german ties remain questionable in many sectors there could be a big tie up in the steel sector german media reports that u.k. metals group liberty house is preparing a bid for the steel operations of germany's corp now such a deal would see a merger of the top of 2 of the top 4 steel producers in europe in the industrial conglomerate this group has been looking to exit the steel business. as its exposure to the struggling tar car industry and the impact of the pandemic. if you don't your financial correspondent charles the delay is in frankfurt for us chelsea the steel business has been tough for quite some time prices are low it's difficult to make a profit what does liberty see interest. it's true that it's very much a difficult time to be any steelmaker even before coronavirus every european still maker was really struggling with overcapacity in the industry the cost of transitioning to more climate friendly

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police declare an unlawful assembly following the release of the former officer charged in george lloyd's death. todd: ashley joins us with the unrest. >> hundreds of protesters took to the streets of minneapolis last night following news former officer charged in george lloyd's death was released from jail at 11:202 am wednesday, posted $1 billion bail after months of being held in a maximum-security prison. the governor and the mayor of the city activated the national guard. 100 soldiers and 100 troopers and 75 conservation officers were mobilized. minneapolis pd say they are aware of the current and future flashpoints. a judge heard arguments on motions including a change of venue and conjoining all four cases into one into dismissing cases altogether but so far no decision has been made. jillian: hurricane delta regaining strength as a category 2 storm headed for the us after slamming mexico's yucatÁn peninsula. heather: hurricane and storm surge warnings underway, delta expected to hit louisiana tomorrow. jillian: 11 after the hour. candidates trading jabs on election interference. >

implicated in this scheme criminally account for $67 million, and five former executives, including lloydlankfein, account for $67 million. as it relates to gary cohn, former coo and head of economic counsel, this line in goldman sachs relates to him the firm is in active discussion with another of these retired senior executives who also already received 2011 award about returning the majority of it as well yet to confirm that aspect goldman sachs' malaysian emptity is pleading guilty as part of this as you said, kelly, seems some of this size of settlement is priced into the stock higher today. >> those executives returning comp from, in some cases, almost a decade ago, millions of dollars that apparently they still have lying around. some of the headlines say this is the largest settlement or fine ever in a corporate criminal bribery case. another interesting nugget, goldman submitted to the labor department an application to maintain its status as a qualified professional asset manager. is this the end of the road for goldman in this 1mdb scandal and what was the worst case they could

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to the usa to his father lloyd patterson's homeland to translate his work into english in our lives alone in a social apartment in washington. they're. all me no. moon they. want to go off learn. valuable. through all do you. through it go there. baby boom. now so real do. they believe they're. going to go through doing. jim's father going to patterson like many other african-americans moved to the u.s.s.r. to work on a contract basis but he loved the country so much he stayed and started a family here he travelled in circles in the soviet union and moscow there he would not have in the united states had a wife. 3 sons career he was busy all the time his wife with. she was. fairly well known designer stage designer what he saw at that time and 132. in stalin's moscow however strange it might sound now he saw a loss of opportunity there. are tears. of loss i didn't move the big guns a little. more and since earl of the. old souls. it's just i don't got the. duck but it did me good on the medication. must finisterre as you go yeltsin's could last article. it's going to get said. i was a lit

i think cliff lloyd might've been pulling a veteran's prank on you >> possibly. cool that you are writing a book i mean, obviously, you've accomplished a lot was it harder to write a book than you thought it would be >> so i never thought i really wanted to do it. i was approached by the co-author anthony dicomo who did a fantastic job guiding me along the way. but it was therapeutic for me. you know, i think as an athlete, you never get a chance to enjoy the moment while you're doing it you know, because you are always looking forward to that next challenge or trying to get ready for the next pitcher the next night. so, you know, to be able to relive some of these memories and these are some of the best memories that i'm going to have in my life you know, and to be able to see it from other people's perspectives or hear what teammates were thinking or fans were thinking or my family was thinking at that time, you know, was pretty cool. and a quick, funny story is one of the coolest things is i got a chance to take a couple dozen family pictures, personal picture

list the editor of lloyd's list the shipping magazine saying that the his information was that these stowaways had become rowdy and violent when they were tried to when the crew tried to confine them to a cabin that said another security experts who spoke into the financial times described it is definitely not a hijacking he said it was essentially stowaways who got in his words a bit rowdy with the crew now the own forces went in they have brought this massive to a swift close we don't know where those detained a stowaway is on now and i know that the boat itself the ship itself is still circling in the sea off the isle of wight so there are more details yet to be found about exactly how this has been resolved but for the moment it all seems to gone off peacefully thank you very much brian. on out to power police have discovered the bodies of up to 7 people inside a shipping container the decomposed remains were found in a shipment of fertilizer from serbia prosecutors say the bodies were all adults and 2 had identity documents suggesting they were moroccan the person who bought the

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for that lloyd bentsen was rewarded with a trip back to the senate and dan quayle became vice president. you are a supporter of kamala harris. she's had good moments in debates and not some great moments. what do you think is important for her to do tonight? >> i think she has to show the american public she can be president of the united states is where we started this question. i do think that mike pence is a great debater. you don't become governor and go to the the united states congress and be vice president of the united states without the skill set. we have to recognize that. but her years in the courtroom as a prosecutor will help her effectively as we know as kamala says, prosecute the case. one of my larger concerns, though, doesn't have to do with what is going on in the room in the debate hall. i think they will both hold their own. i think kamala has to overcome something else that no other candidate in history has which is the stereotypes of a black woman on stage like this. no one has ever seen what they are going to see tonight and the way it's covered from the descripti

activated the national guard as a precaution now that the ex-officer charged with the murder of george lloyd is out of jail derek chauvin and three other ex-officers not entered pleas. he is not due back in court until march of '21. >>> also tonight, two british men suspected of helping isis kidnap and murder 27 people including 4 americans have been brought to u.s. soil, appearing in federal court ahead of the most high profile terror trial in decades here's pete williams >> reporter: federal prosecutors say these two men, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh, helped isis in syria carry out kidnappings and brutal murders among their victims the justice department says were four americans, aide workers kayla mueller and peter kassig and journalists steven sotloff and james foley. the accused terrorists were brought to the u.s. late today. two years after the capture by kurdish forces and after authorities in london allowed evidence gathered by british investigators to be used in court here >> today is a good day but it is also a solemn one today we remember the four innocent americans whose

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people were people who actually lived people like to beautiful artist catherine wiley and her mentor lloyd brand said she was our best known american impressionist from this area. he was probably our first professional artist from knoxville had a studio on street and so their names or somewhat linked and there were rumors that there was more to it than a friendship, katherine died in 1958 lloyd far earlier in 1925. >>now they're linked forever by their final resting places at old gray they. sometimes maybe from like stroll, they spotted hand-in-hand in the twilight. it's kind of nice they've been able to get together after all that time. more than 9,000 people are buried here some with headstones that date to the 1820's. >>some with ornate statues in her likeness is pause at the grave of noted 1890's author virginia rosalie cox shia died young she had a kidney ailment in 20 chance, someone broke the hand off of her statue, perhaps our tour guide says creating the don't grade rosalie wanders a cemetery looking for her hand so. >>if you meet her just teller the board has it they found it a f

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pray for them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ and i'm not kidding you, i'm looking at lloydyeball to eyeball and the thing going through my mind like a bright light and new york times square the message is, it ain't me, buddy, and as soon as i said that, i said i want you to pray for me. and the next thing we moved to the center of the room, eve of them prayed for me it and was a moment in which i felt like my life really changed. i gave up this sense of being in control, the notion of turning the life over more to god, and that eventually led to other roles for me to play in the senate. see that was life-changing moment for me in the united states senate and it was very special. >> i've always found you to be a person with lots of serenity. advice their -- not just cool, calm and collected but altogether -- all together, totally in touch with the important thing otherwise life. good humor, humble, but i think this experience that you described me a be the reason why i felt this. don't know. i think -- i don't know if there was a before connie and an after connie moment, but

to the usa to his father lloyd patterson is home land to translate his work into english he now lives alone in a social apartment in washington. or mina. moon there is. no call to go all. valuable. through all do you. through go there. baby boom. now so really do. they believe they're. going to patterson like many other african-americans moved to the u.s.s.r. to work on a contract basis but he loved the country so much he stayed and started a family here he travelled in circles in the soviet union and moscow there he would not have in the united states you had a wife. 'd 3 sons career he was busy all the time his wife with. she was. fairly well known designer stage designer what he saw at that time and 132. in stalin's moscow however strange it might sound now he saw lots of opportunity there. were tears. in the big guns a little. more i'd see as earl of the. old souls. that only god. got but at the minute on the medication owns the miles. from us in the studio going yeltsin's cooking us to our good little. eskin to just said. i was a little dog let me know what you will probably i su