lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d.h, jr. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael. even though i never got the chance to meet you, it is like i know you and your personality better than anyone else. i know i have a piece of you in me. you are always there giving me the extra push big or small and i think of you because i know if you were here you would be by my side doing it with me. because of you i don't hold back. i live hoping to do the things that you never got to do. i know that you are always with me when i'm golfing or surfing. thank you for watching over the family. sometimes i get worried about dad working the same job at you but i remember you are a guardian angel and keeping him safe we all miss you. >> and my uncle michael lawrence hannon. you are constantly celebrated by your family and friends, especially aunt andrea, rachel, and allie. we miss you and love you, and let's go islanders. [applause] >> robert henry lynch, jr. >> sean p. lynch >> sean patrick lynch >> terence m. lynch >> michael j. l

james francis lynch louise a lynch michael cameron lynch michael f lynch michael francis lynch richard lynch, jr sean p lynch sean patrick lynch michael j lyons you're always there to give me the extra push to do anything, big or small. i always think of you because i do if you were here, you would be ready by my side doing it with me. because of you, i would hold at -- i don't hold back. i know that you're always with me, especially when i am coughing or surfing. thank you for always watching over the family. sometimes i get worried about dad working the same job as you but then i remember you are a guardian angel and you are keeping him safe. we love you so much and wonder what life would be like if you never left. >> my uncle, michael lawrence, you are constantly celebrated by your family and friends. we miss you, we love you and let's go islanders. >> robert henry lynch junior. >> sean p lynch. >> sean patrick lynch. >> karen m lynch. >> michael j lyons. monica anne lyons patrick lyons robert francis mace jan maciejewski susan a mackie. catherine fairfax mcrae. >> richard blaine ma

seven black people lynched in screamer alabama in 1888 for drinking from a white man's well.y were protesting their low wages. >> am i crazy for -- when i read these things i'm scared, i feel like that's could've been last week. >> it could've been. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. it weighs on you. >> there are so many more, i know from my family story what happened, and he is not here. >> there are so many more. >> some say these monuments are about heritage, but if anything, they are also reminders of america's unsettled war with itself. i started this journey looking for light and understanding, to examine what these monuments mean to those who honor them. but it was never about the monuments, the large, looming stone facades. or the grotesque stumbling blocks. or what lives inside the man who is grappling with history had been shaped by the myths they holds true. it was about a reckoning and a time of american terror. i'm not sure where we go from here, but the road through history is long. with markers along the way. that dreams are ours too. and

in general, here are such, uh, such a lynching that was organized according to the kustan relationshipblack boy, ah, but only 2020 not only 2020, if not even 2020 the second year is literally this year, but lynching in america, that is, ships than was separately criminalized by many terrorist attacks and this began to cause concern to the federal government soon. the first ku klux klan has ceased to exist it is believed that since 1971, their activities have been actively stopped, that is, individual cells existed in the eighties and nineties. why did it happen? it is not known that the next corn will appear only in 1915, but it will become a very massive organization. and where at the peak, uh, the number, which at the peaks will reach six eight million people, it will be an organization of a general national level, but returning to the first piece of the clan, it is also important to say that, of course, it was accepted. here is the civil rights act in 2018 first year. we have adopted laws in a number of southern states. well well known. how do we like the laws of the crow press, whi

lynch, i inform the house that mr. lynch will vote aye on s. 3470. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? m >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote yes on s. 3470. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. peter defazio, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, and mr. donald payne, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3470. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yes on s. 3470. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. kaat lien rice -- kathleen rice of new york, i inform the house that miss rice will vote yes on s. 3470. the speaker pro tempore: fo

core capital goods tinned of the third quarter happens friday joining me the president of merrill lynchealthy management andy sieg thanks for joining me. >> good morning, maria. . >> so we've been hearing dire predictions, from some economic minds, who are expecting things to falter and slow down macrostory fourth quarter into 2023. what can you tell us in terms of your expectations, for the economy how that might impact the stock market. >> well, maria, hey, no doubt these are very tough markets, first thing i would say are advisers over 18,000 outstanding job with clients revisiting financial plans, of course, adjusting asset allocation, you know, markets, and the macro economy not ams synchronized we see in consumer spending data, despite forecast of a recession in the future consumers hangings in right now we anticipate rates continuing to go high, so, our best view here is very choppy markets, this is going to be a time when emotions are naturally going to be rising, investors are going to become concerned, going to be particularly important to have the advice that keeps you focuse

well, that george floyd was a lynching. and lynching has an extraordinarily powerful is extraordinary part of american history, something extraordinarily shameful. it's something that that we we all need. we know we need to come to terms with as well as with slavery itself. and how do we bring it back since we're coming the end of this, james baldwin because it was he who said, don't stop at these little band-aids. right. look at the bigger picture. look at the the other the band-aids will always be matched by new scars. right. let's let's try to see the whole totality of the problem and then respond to that. only then when we face what's really happened, can we change. the book is seen and unseen technology, social media and the fight for racial justice. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking lamont hill and todd brewster for writing this book and their thoughts. with us tonight. on behalf of the free library, i want to thank andy and laura and all of the other events team for bringing all of us together. thanks

the republicans never supported lynching, they pushed billed to end it.a piece of history of the democrat party, now, both parties are imperfect. but the pattern in the democrat party goes way back, a very evil, antiamerican party, if they want to it discuss race let's learn our history, their history and discuss race, what amazing me with what they talk about tearing down confederate symbols and burning books and changing names of military basis, how is name the democrat party persists? and continues? because they control the culture, right now, let's talk about abortion. i have no problem talking about abortion. the big push for abortion came at beginning of the last century. with margaret sanger who founded the planned parenthood organization, which your tax dollar have gone to in billions to support. and planned parenthood as they say, supports abortion. what are we talking about? ddemocrat voted, said that codify rroer-- codify roe or any other position, what did they want to do, their bill, which media know and they cover for them eliminated parenta

susannah lynch, thank you for that. i susannah lynch, thank you for that.ys will be. and we are very much part of europe. l1c we always will be. and we are treated with respect. if you look at individual european companies like belgium, the netherlands, these are individually top ten countries that we trade with, let alone europe as a whole, the eu is still [15% of our trade, so it is a top priority for us. and what is holding us back is the northern ireland protocol. and we need to sort that out in the same way we are protecting the good friday agreement, making sure there is a seamless border between northern ireland and ireland, we have to make sure there is a seamless border between great britain and northern ireland. and when i havejust been in northern ireland with their members talking to business, they just want to get on with it, they are seeing the reality of the vast majority, well over 99% of goods going from great britain to northern ireland are for consumption in northern ireland. a small particles into ireland and will have a system like a gr

james lynch junior. parents -- terence lynch. nehamon lyons the fourth. shelley marshall.martin. ada mason-acker. dean mattson. timothy maude. robert maxwell. renee may. molly mckenzie. dora marie menchaca. patricia mickley. ronald milam. gerard moran junior. odessa morris. brian moss. teddington moy. patrick murphey. -- murphy. christopher newton. khang ngoc nguyen. michael noeth. barbara olson. ruben ornedo. diana b. padro. jonas panik. clifford patterson junior. robert penninger. robert ploger. his wife, zandra ploger. darin pontell. scott powell. jack punches. joseph pycior. lisa raines. deborah ramsaur. rhonda sue rasmussen. marsha ratchford. martha reszke. todd ruben. cecelia lawson-richard. edward rowenhorst. judy rowlett. robert russell. william ruth. charles sabin senior. marjorie salamone. john sammartino. david scales. robert schlegel. janice scott. michael selves. marian serva. dan shanower. antoinette sherman. diane simmons. her husband, george w simmons. donald simmons. cheryle sincock. gregg smallwood. gary smith. mari-rae sopper. robert speisman. patricia s

there's no way that i'll be drafted from or that is, i'd rather be sent to a penal colony lynch of the war habits of colonial jelena lying like you rushes military has suffered huge losses in ukraine. moscow is banking on fresh troops. officially, authorities have called up 300000 men with military experience. but critics say the draft is more universal and arbitrary, especially in provincial regions. men without basic training are scared of being drafted like this warehouse worker. you are disconnect, just other stuff they're telling us just go are at we can incur whether we ever combine criticizing was just cannon fodder, mobilization stuck up on cannon fodder time and when with quantity, he says the quality in there podcast, me, k o and moscow says he doesn't want to flee abroad though, even if staying in russia means taking a big risk or. yeah, prefer correct of another thing that i feel like an inter driving style at the high school. i don't like what's happening here shot and i want to my fax. thorough on the yes, i think there has to be as the property, but if nobody stays here

lynch jr. terrence m. lynch. petty officer second class nahamon lyons, iv, united states navy.lly a. marshall. teresa m. martin. adal. mason ecker. lieutenant colonel dean e. matteson, united states army. lieutenant general timothy j.maude, united states army. robert j. maxwell. renee a. may. molly l. mckenzie. dora marie menchaca. patricka e.mckley. major ronald d.millum, united states army. gerard p. moore jr. odessav. morris. petty officer first class brian a. moss, united states navy. teddington h.moy. kentucky commander patrick j. murphy, united states navy reserve. christopher z. newton. kang nok nguyen. petty officer second class michael a.noeth, united states navy. barbara k. olson. reuben s.ornado. diana b.padro. lieutenant jonas n. panik, united states navy reserve. major clifford l. patterson jr., united states army. robert penninger. robert l.ploge, iii and his wife, sandra f.ploger. lieutenant darren h.pantal, united states navy reserve. scott powell. captain jack d. punches, united states navy, retired. petty officer first class joseph j.piseer jr., united states

they all look up to mich lynch. his rel union has led strikes that brought large parts of britain to a standstill. the way he goes is by a and we refused to be bull anymore. everyone to be a until recently natasha and gary supported the conservatives. but the party is deeply disappointed. they're not looking at the individual people who are like the lower classes, middle classes. they're the ones that come to suffer. the scribbling looks themselves and the not focusing on the true thing that's approaches the people of this country. people like natasha and gary waterhouse and hundreds of thousands of authors who have no idea how to get through this winter. the canary island of la palmer is also known as the east le bonita, but the huge volcanic eruption that began one year ago and lasted for 3 whole months has left parts of the beautiful island. a desolate lunar landscape, many lost their houses and their livelihoods. but the islanders loved their home and rather than despair there confronting the blackened landscape

. >> there was a general view, peter lynch said if you like a product look at the company, and maybe it is a good investment. you might look at the company and see with the company is doing and whether the company has characteristics that might make it a good investment. >> let's hear from eleanor coming in from bethesda, maryland. you are on with david rubenstein. >> i need to talk mr. rubenstein what a delight is program is on sunday evening and what example of a beautiful way to use resources that are great to build up american treasures and add to them. it is a wonderful, wonderful project. i loved everything about the program on sunday, friday nights when he gets his tie straightened and he starts to talk to some interesting individuals about how they made success. very interesting, so thank you very much, mr. rubenstein. >> thank you for your kind words. >> what was eleanor referring to on friday night and sunday night? >> i have a program where i interview people at the new york historical society and it is put on pbs. i have a program on bloomberg tv that is put on pbs as wel

your first term >> no. >> anthony albanese they're speaking to cordelia lynch. queen elizabeth became monarch five years after india's independence, she made three state visits to the country during her reign. let's find out how her death has been received their. or neville lazarus is in delhi for us this morning, what has the reaction been there? the reaction been ther>> well it has been q, the government has called for a day of mourning today, the national flag is to fly half mast, no government officials will take place now, the queen has visited in just three times, 1961, 1983 and 1997, with her lifelong partner prince philip. it has been probably on the same route that she has taken to go to the building behind me, which is the precedence house where she would have been given a ceremonial welcome. all of these three visits that she has made, she has known all the leaders in linda starting from mahatma gandhi to the present prime minister modi, she has also been talking about how the diversity and the broad diversity in the country is an inspiration to all.

mick lynch described it as a very pleasant meeting, he said she allowed them to explain, in his words transport system and the railways in particular. he called it a good start, but we now need concrete change to get negotiations with rail operators freely moving forward. he said i'm more optimistic than i was under grant shapps, it is better to have face—to—face dialogue than be locked out of the room, and he hopes anne—marie trevelyan is astute enough to continue this dialogue. a 20—year—old man has been arrested at heathrow airport on suspicion of attempted murder, after four men were hit by a car in hounslow, west london, on sunday, the metropolitan police said. the latest we know about the casualties, two remaining critical condition, the others were treated for nonlife changing injuries. that update from the met. a 20—year—old man has been arrested at heathrow airport on suspicion of attempted murder, after four men were hit by a car in hounslow, west london, on sunday, the metropolitan police said. the final hours of voting are taking place in italy, as the country holds its fi

for 7 decades, the alliance between the united states and the republic of korea has been a lynch pen as security and prosperity on the korean peninsula and in the in the pacific. and throughout the globe, i am here to reinforce the strength of our alliance and strengthen our work together. working together was also the theme in washington where the u. s. is hosting leaders and representatives from 14 pacific island states in a 1st ever summit of this size. the region has traditionally been an area of influence of the united states, but in recent years, china has been making inroads that has left washington and its allies uncomfortable . so it wasn't surprising that the u. s. and these states agreed to a so called declaration of partnership between them. secretary of state antony blink and said, this would cover cooperation and climate change health emergencies. a free and open into pacific and economic opportunities. the washington post reported and announcement of more than $860000000.00 in investment was also on the cards change of space and seem now, and we're in thailand for prof

mick lynch described it as a very pleasant meeting, and said she allowed them to explain in his wordse railways in particular. he called it a good start, but so we now need concrete change to get negotiations with rail operators freely moving forward. he said i'm more optimistic than i was under grant shapps, it is better to have face—to—face dialogue than be locked out of the room, and he hopes anne—marie trevelyan is astute enough to continue this dialogue. and has there been any kind of response to this? the government? yes. the department for transport said they are urging unions to work with the rail companies, not against them, as they put it, to agree a resolution, and they said they wanted them to reconsider what they call this divisive action, by which they are referring to this series of trikes that have been going on sincejune in the dispute over pay, jobs and working conditions. we have had a rolling series of strikes over the summer months, 40,000 or so rail workers injobs across the industry, drivers, signalling staff, guards. the bad news is three more strikes on the wa

with lynch your parts are the investigators are working on the site and have inspected it and the zoomed the bodies of 2 people or to be the people had gunshot wounds to the back of the head. and the ears were cut off of a weird breathing walker. this village is just one of dozens. keith says it's taken back within the last week. and then each has willing seal. as of today, the armed forces of ukraine have liberated and taking control of more than 30 settlements in the harkey region. in some villages, security and safety checks are ongoing. that italy, or gradually taking control of new settlements, only boom, everywhere we return the ukrainian flag and safety to our people. from ida. with russia rushing reinforcements to the region, there's likely yet more fierce fighting ahead. earlier i spoke with military analyst frank lead, which and asked him if the tide is turning a new crowns favor. i'm not sure the tide ever turned away from them fully. but i think what we can say is that this is the most significant counter offensive. since the russian army is defeat before kia of in march, it'

naturally, not a lynching court, but a separate trial and trial.imarily to, well, why people who are responsible for his fate. in any case, this adult has no part in this fate, apparently they did not accept or accepted it. well , somehow i don’t know how to express it in a formal language . it was his parents who accompanied their videos with a competition, a flayer in a bra, with comments. he typed inappropriate text and recorded frightening audio messages, and if him a mentally ill teenager everything is clear, and then with the moderators of the messenger. no, why did they pay attention to dangerous content for several days , millions of users could see it. this, of course, is a question of a deep educational character. but we are trying to work on this, we are conducting safe internet lessons so that children think about the consequences of any video posted in general and think that any such action, any video posted, remains online forever. remove it from the network practically impossible. and this can have different consequences. he mocked a

real and lynch pen that joined all these 3 elements of the british establishment together has gone, and it would be a terrible sign to that control to that continuity if things will not work very well. so they will be doing everything to make this work properly. i think there's even one to dish and where the gun, the gun carriage carrying the coffin will be pulled by sailors on their feet. because at a previous world funeral or pill previous royal possession of a coffin. some of the horses spooked and ran off. and there was a bit of disaster than the navy had to come in, sailors had to come in and pull that for the carriers themselves. and so acknowledging that building that into the new tradition is also part of this flexibility of the british constitution. and the british establishment, which is to take things that went bit wrong, build them into the next edition. and there it gets kind of in a smooth over, becomes part of what we want to see. and that, that is the flexibility of the british constitution as the flexibility of the british establishment and the british people. it'll be

lynch the wedding. before we go, a reminder of our top story at this hour. ukrainian troops have recaptured more territory as they drive russian forces out of the eastern harkey region. they're pushing into don bass, where battles are raging for several strategically important towns keeps as its forces are also reclaiming previously occupied territory in the south bay. i'm claire richardson in her land trina team. thank you so much for watching. enjoying the view. come take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox. subscribe now for closely ah. listen carefully. don't know how to do it, go. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. ah, us inflation figures disappoint consumer price growth barely slows all but guaranteeing another hiked borrowing cost. what does this mean for developing markets? also on the show will take a peek into the future and ride the rails with a clean running train powered by hydrogen. and berlin promises to throw cash

be our guest at frankfurt airport city. managed by frappe waterloo, with the w news live from bud lynch. reports of abuse by russian occupies as you cry and reclaims more territory. and it's northeast with moscow's forces. all the retreat officials in the hockey region side as evidence that civilians were tortured and murdered during 6 months of occupation. also on the program international close to respect to sci fi, after almost $100.00 deaths reported border clashes between armenia as a by john, it's the worst fighting since a 2020 board of the disputed regions of nicole kind of back. ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. ukrainian president vladimir said as he says, his country's forces have liberated 8000 square kilometers in a lightning counter offensive. and his country's, ne, but as ukrainian troops raised the flag in towns and villages in hockey region, reports re merging of the torture and murder of civilians by russian forces. we'll have more on that in a moment from our correspondent, the city of hoc. if 1st some of the scenes from the past 24 hours with a mother reunit

lynch of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. lynch will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. mast and ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlemanfrom colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. porter and ms. ocasio-cortez, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by miss mace of south carolina, she will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. chu, mr. new man, mr. rush and mr. mceachin, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, he will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognit

mick lynch described it as a very pleasant meeting, and said she allowed them to explain in his words and the railways in particular. he called it a good start, but so we now need concrete change to get negotiations with rail operators freely moving forward. he said i'm more optimistic than i was under grant shapps, it is better to have face—to—face dialogue than be locked out of the room, and he hopes anne—marie trevelyan is astute enough to continue this dialogue. the final hours of voting are taking place in italy, as the country holds its first general election since 2018. it's expected to return the country's most right—wing government since the second world war and pave the way for giorgia meloni to become its first woman prime minister. a right—wing alliance led by her brothers of italy party appeared set for a clear victory when the last opinion polls were published two weeks ago. earlier our correspondent, mark lowen, gave us the latest from rome. the last rays of sun sent a dipping of the eternal city, put some things stay the same, but some things change, and among them pol

there's there were some filibuster's before the civil war but really the anti lynching laws were things that were constantly filibuster, but they came through congress even to the late 1930s. so have filibuster rules been codified. well when you talk about the filibuster you're talking about three or four different things people think of the filibuster. they think of the movie mr. smith goes to washington, you know, jimmy stewart dramatic scene where he passes out doing the filibuster, but there's also other delaying tactics have been part of the tradition of of congress and the senate in particular roll calls for the quorum. multiple quorum calls. there was something called the disappearing corn where people actually would leave the building so they could delay votes. so they've been a lot of dilatory tactics, but the filibuster itself as a tactic kind of came together in his 1880s period in the senate before then they were sporadic some were successful some were not successful, but that's kind of the focus of the start of the modern era of filibustering. well scott bomboy. let's go ba

yes, lynch your partner went, the investigators are working on the site and have inspected it and the resumed the bodies of 2 people, or to be the people had gunshot wounds to the back of the head, and the ears were cut off a bewildered breathing of walker this village is just one of dozens. keefe says it's taken back within the last week. i done each as willing so as of today, the armed forces of ukraine have liberated and taking control of more than 30 settlements in the harkey region. in some villages, security and safety checks or ongoing territory, or gradually taking control of new settlements only pull everywhere we return the ukrainian flag and safety to our people. from ida. with russia rushing reinforcements to the region, there's likely yet more fierce fighting ahead. let's get some analysis now from frank leg, which is a visiting fellow at the keith transatlantic dialogue center. and a former intelligence officer with the british military could say frank, the counter offensive appears to be going better than many could have expected. is this the tide turning in ukraine's f

with lynch, your partner went the investigators are working on the site and have inspected it and the zoomed the bodies of 2 people, or to be the people had gunshot wounds to the back of the head, and the ears were cut off a bewildered breathing of walker this village is just one of dozens. keith says it's taken back within the last week. a danny chess wearing seal. as of today, the armed forces of ukraine have liberated and taking control of more than 30 settlements in the hockey region. and some villages, security and safety checks are ongoing that italy, or gradually taking control of new settlements only from everywhere, we return the ukrainian flag and safety to our people. and i shall come again. with russia rushing reinforcements to the region, there's likely yet more fierce fighting ahead. earlier i spoke to de doubly cursed bonnet, nick connelly, and i asked him about the strategic gains ukrainian troops have made in the northeast. this quite simply massive. this seems to be the beef development in weeks, if not in months after a long period where all kinds of advances on bot

remember, yes, the soviet union, uh, everything, for a while they were lynched behind the iron curtain because jews cannot leave because citizens of the ussr cannot leave as soon as they didn’t rinse in all the stands. now, not only have restrictions on movement actually been introduced, a restriction on the basic principles for which they were beaten. uh, soviet union at the time. so this is still the applied principle of collective responsibility - this is a fascist principle, when everyone is made one size fits all and impose such restrictions on them, what is it really, what is it and even uh, germany, other western states openly say that this is impossible. let's at least introduce some draconian measures. when, when filling out a questionnaire, we ask whose crimea it is and that people sign that their russian president or illegally elected many they will go, even if they don’t think so, but let’s at least not like that. anyway, let's keep the restriction. here is this belt or meters. this effective measure is already being implemented, as well as the cold calculations of the ener