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loretta lynn: this is my first birthday party i ever had. jeffrey: oh, really? loretta lynn: yes.ttle girl, mommy would say, well, today, you're 5 years old. next time, today, you're 6. i never had a birthday. jeffrey: well, now you deserve it, i guess. loretta lynn: well, i'm loving it. jeffrey: what was the ambition back then? loretta lynn: you know, you never dare to dream big, because, where have you been to dream? how could you dream when you have never seen nothing or never been nowhere. never been to town, so i -- you didn't dare dream. ♪ jeffrey: her first hit, i'm a honky tonk girl, came in 1960, and set her on a trailblazing path. first woman in country music to write a number one hit song, you ain't woman enough to take my man; first to be named country music association entertainer of the year, and to have more than 50 top 10 country hits. what's the key to writing a good song? what does it have to have? loretta lynn: it's got to have the person. jeffrey: the person meaning you? loretta lynn: it's got to have the heart and soul of a person that's writing it. jeffrey: t

celebrating loretta lynn.n's family revealing she died at the age of 0 at her ranch in tennessee. the daughter of a kentucky coal miner. it was that song that helped define a career. ♪ i'm about as fashion as i can be ♪ ♪ so i hope you like what you see ♪ ♪ if you looking at me you're looking at country ♪ >> loretta lynn was a trailblazer. ♪ if your eyes are on me you're looking at country ♪ >> singing about equality for women. and the double standards. ♪ you can't have a male friend ♪ ♪ when you're a has been or a woman you're rated x ♪ >> in plain language. ♪ you ain't woman enough to take my man ♪ >> writing her own songs and speaking her own mind. ♪ liquor and love they just don't mix ♪ ♪ leave the bottle or me behind ♪ ♪ and don't come home a drinking with a lover on your mind ♪ >> born in kentucky, one of eight children. she said she was born singing. >> me and my little first cousins sang all the time. and when we were little, daddy would come out on the porch and tell us to shut our big mouth. "people

loretta lynn was 90 years old.pse of the destruction of hurricane ian, houses now shells of what they once were. rescue crews continue to sift through piles of debris now. officials estimate that hurricane ian killed at least 100 people. that number could continue to rise. nearly half million people still do not have the utilities they need, specifically electricity. and many thousands do not have clean drinking water. steve harrigan is live for us in arcadia, florida, with the latest on the rescue and mostly recovery efforts at this point is what we're reading, steve. >> that's exactly right, harris. we're 50 miles inland. this place did not get hit by the wind but 20 inches of rain. you can see what it does to some of the main roads here in this part of florida. a lot of limestone in the soil. some roads simply giveaway leading to this truck. people in the town of arcadia, some are completely cut off six days after the storm hit. many of the people we talked to say they were just shocked by how quickly that water

loretta lynn, who's died at her ranch in tennessee at the age of ninety. hello. of low pressure which is spinning up across the uk and will quickly move on towards scandinavia, there'll be a trailing weather front from it though that'll rain southwards which will begin wednesday dry and following on behind, it'll be sunshine and blustery showers. this is how things look at 6:00 in the morning. bit of a wet night in northern ireland and across much of scotland, heavier rain for wales and north—west england. look how mild it is, though, through wales and england in particular as the day begins. quite quickly the rain out of northern ireland, it'll be out of much of scotland by end of morning, brighter skies following on behind with scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery, moving through quickly on gusty winds. wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a shower, and through the afternoon, spell a brief spell of rain moving through east anglia and the south—east after what is a dry start to the day here,

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loretta lynn has died at the age of 90.f nashville and delivered this statement we wanted to share with you. our precious mom, loretta lynn, passed away peacefully this morning in her sleep at home at her beloved ranch in hurricane mill. she had six kids, 17 grandkids, four stepchildren, and a lifetime of stories and songs. loretta lynn has left us at the age of 90. >> sandra: i can promise you this. all her songs and music are rising to the top of the charts right now. i played louisiana woman, mississippi man. everybody is remembering their favorites from loretta lynn. >> bill: as it should be. >> sandra: a strong woman. she will be missed. portland, oregon's homeland crisis is no laughing matter. one woman says the city's democratic mayor seemed to treat it like it was some sort of joke when she confronted him about it during a city council meeting. watch. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you, you made your point emphatically clear. >> sandra: that woman gillian rose said she moved to portland for its progressive val

the beauty of loretta lynn, she was unapologetically loretto.e was exactly who she appeared to be and i think that if people loved. there is something about someone being honest and putting themselves out there. she maybe was not everybody�*s cup of tea but those who loved her, truly loved herfor cup of tea but those who loved her, truly loved her for who she was and there is an honesty there that i think, to this day, is very much appreciated. authenticity is hard to beat, isn't it? thank you very much indeed for sharing your recollections. just to say, if you want more on that, it is on their website and i am on twitter. hello. wednesday gets off to a windy start, a wet start in northern and western areas. got an area of low pressure which is spinning up across the uk and will quickly move on towards scandinavia, there'll be a trailing weather front from it though that'll rain southwards which will begin wednesday dry and following on behind, it'll be sunshine and blustery showers. this is how things look at 6:00 in the morning. bit of a wet n

and, remembering the trail blazing life of country music legend loretta lynn. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbss" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us this busy tuesday night. well, tonight, nearly a week after hurricane ian ravaged the state of florida, the long road to recovery has only just begun. more than 400,000 customers are still without electricity, and officials in fort myers say it could take more than a month before power is fully restored. emergency teams with cadaver dogs have gone door to door to nearly 80,000 damaged homes and rescued more than 2,300 residents. flooding remains a problem across central florida, as lakes and rivers continue to rise. well, tomorrow, president biden will visit the damage and meet with governor ron desantis, setting aside their political differences. cbs' manuel bojorquez is going to start us off tonight from fort myers. good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the water has receded from this particular neighborhood, but if you take

lynn adams emma jim and his wife anna garcia lead the charge in a war on trash. jim says it began here in pacifica. >> we saw trash on the beach , and of course you can walk by the trash and say that's terrible. but really, we just started picking it up . once you start picking it up, it's hard to stop . >> so they didn't stop . they helped organize the first page up -- beach cleanup in 1997. today, the nonprofit organizes weekly cleanups at nine pages - beaches . >> it is so disappointing and frustrating and confusing. coming to enjoy a beautiful day at the beach and then just leaving your trash. >> coalitions president for the last 15 years sees the impact . >> this speech was considered a dump. people brought their car parts and their household goods >> and today , they have collected more than 28,000 pounds of trash and recycling this year. that is from nearly 1300 cleanup events the nonprofit has organized or inspired. at a recent corporate day of giving, lynn shared with dozens of volunteers the joys of environmental stewardship. >> it's a consciousness tha

tom and lynn. the walters family letters are here at the national postal museum, and they are really at the heart of this book. and one of the wonderful things about the way that they have organized this book is that the letters really pull you in to a period 160 years ago and help you understand the centrality of the written word, particularly at a time when families are frequently separated for the first time and they have provided the information that you need to not only understand the family networks, but the community networks and the postal network and what's happening geopolitically in the united states during the civil war. so really looking forward to this talk. lynn heidelberg is a curator here at the smithsonian national postal museum. she's specializes in the history of u.s. postal service and has published essays and created several exhibits, specifically in this case on military mail, including mail call, which you can visit out in the gallery floor as well as my fellow soldiers lett

tom and lynn. the walters family letters are here at the national postal museum, and they are really at the heart of this book. and one of the wonderful things about the way that they have organized this book is that the letters really pull you in to a period 160 years ago and help you understand the centrality of the written word, particularly at a time when families are frequently separated for the first time and they have provided the information that you need to not only understand the family networks, but the community networks and the postal network and what's happening geopolitically in the united states during the civil war. so really looking forward to this talk. lynn heidelberg is a curator here at the smithsonian national postal museum. she's specializes in the history of u.s. postal service and has published essays and created several exhibits, specifically in this case on military mail, including mail call, which you can visit out in the gallery floor as well as my fellow soldiers lett

stephanie elum has more. ♪ >> loretta lynn's rags to riches story is well-known.l miner's daughter who became the queen of country music. she was the second of clara and melvin webb's eight children. born in butcher hollow, part of the appalachia hill country in kentucky, her life during the great depression didn't offer many advantages. she grew up without electricity and only completed the eighth grade. she married do or dolittle. she was a mother of faur playing guitar and writing songs at home. with her husband's encouragement, she entered a talent competition an was spotted by a record producer. her first song honky tonk girl was a minor hit and the lynn family moved to nashville. her marriage had troubles, when spilled over into his songs. her husband had problems with alcohol and her long absences on road. they went on to have a total of six kids but family life was not always mar moanus. she battled chronic illnesses and exhaustion. she had a chronicle of her rise to stardom. >> i can't sing in front of people. i just can't. >> sissy spacek won an oscar pl

back with a tribute to the coal mi r's >>> finally tonight, the amazing life and career of loretta lynnoday at the age of 90. the queen of country music broke the mold for female singers with 16 number one singles, country singles, and a career that spanned six decades. ♪ well, ai was born a coal miner's daughter ♪ >> born into poverty in 1932, this coal miner's daughter with no formal music training became one of the biggest names in country music. >> loretta lynn! [cheers and applause] >> she was a trail-blazer, the first woman named entertainer of the year by the country music association. she gave voice to women who felt unheard, ahead of her time in writing with brutal honesty about domestic abuse, birth control. ♪ now i got the pills ♪ >> and infidelity. don't come home drinking with loving on your mind >> lyrics inspired by her husband, oliver "doolittle" lynn jr., a bootlegger, a womanizer, and her manager. they married when she was just 15. at 16, she gave birth to the first of her six children, all leading to the academy award-winning movie. ♪ well, i'm proud to be a coal mine

her first song, honkey-tonk girl was a hit and the lynn family moved to nashville.s. >> you ain't woman enough to take my man. >> reporter: her husband had problems with alcohol. they had a total of six kids, but family long was not always glamorous. her best-selling autobiography chronicled her heartaches and her rise to stardom. sissy space ebg won an oscar playing her on the screen. in 2004, lynn would make a huge comeback recording the highly acclaimed album produced by john white. she won two emmys, including best country album. lynn brought a strong female point of view to country music and was seen as a favorite for women. ♪ >> reporter: her career spanned half a century, generating dozens of number one songs from humble beginnings to country music royalty, lynn never dreamed of being such a success. >> i don't think that you can drea

lynn vividly remembers walking the shoreline with her son. he seemed in good spirits that day. >> we talked about school, and he was like, i'm not sure where i am right now in my head. i said, well, you just got your captain's license, you don't have to worry about anything right now. >> he is looking toward the future? >> yeah. >> when they return the beach, conrad drove his sisters to get ice cream. >> he was laughing and i said something and he was, like, smiling. >> conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and would not be back for dinner. but later that night, lynn said out of the blue, her daughter got a text message from someone quite unexpected. >> it was around 10:30 that night, michelle carter is asking where conrad is. and they are boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning, lynn woke up at 5:00 a. m., and noticed conrad was not home. she called around and drove by his friend's house but could not finds him. conr

and loretta lynn died today at her home in tennessee.ic painting picture of her life as a woman and mother in appalachia. loretta lynn was 90 years old. we will have more on her legacy later in the program. still to come, journalist maggie haberman tries to explain what drives former president trump in her new book. vice president pence's former chief of staff discusses trump's fluence in the republican party. an investigation into abuse in women's professional soccer prompts calls for immediate change. and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour, from weta studios in washington, and in the west, from the walter cronkite schooof journalism at arizona state university. judy: today the supreme court heard oral arguments in one of the biggest cases of the new term. it's about the role of race in drawing congressional maps. john yang has the story. john: judy, the specific question at issue is whether alabama's congressional map violates what's left of the voting rights act, a provision barring discriminatory practices or procedures. lisa des

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loretto lynn. >>> the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> six days since hurricane ian it and there is no clear sense of how many people are missing, trapped, or worse. the death toll is officially at least 108. all but four in florida and more than half in lee county where the storm made landfall. they are still tirelessly coming through the destruction looking for any sign of life. officials said they must keep going because they do not know how many people did not evacuate and may still be out there. the mayor of fort myers beach says the rescue efforts could very soon shift to a recovering mission. >> they have a few more days left to go, but at this point while still hopeful to find some survivors, the window is rapidly narrowing, i would say. >> he went on to say that 20 to 30 people in his estimation could be missing on fort myers beach alone. it says it is unclear exactly how many. some people who evacuated the area are returning home for the first time since the storm hit. they are taking for what is left, trying to find anything important that they left behind

lynn alden investment strategy founder lynn alden.re's the thing, lynn, the market is sort of in this conundrum. every time we get a pretty good rally you know the word is that the fed's going to react with anger and vengeance and redouble their efforts to break everything. so every time we go up it's a bad thing. so how does someone invest in an environment like this where, you know, we're told the worst thing to do is to rally because it will only make the fed more emboldened to go crazy? >> yes, i think it is about managing time frames, right? in shorter term time frames, trading time frames you can follow sentiment, right? so you can be inverse of what the most of the market is positioned as but i think for larger positioning for longer-term positioning it is about playing defense and in my view playing yield pause i think going forward we're used to a market that goes straight up. we're used to a market going back decades of lower and lower interest rates and higher and higher valuations due to lower discount rates we apply to eq

lynn was the eldest of 8 children married by the time she was 15 and a mother. by the time she was 16, her love of music grew throughout the years. 50 albums over 6 decades. some songs deemed too controversial for the times in 1972, she became the first woman to be named entertainer of the year. >> by the country music association, her story even inspiring the oscar-winning movie coal miner's daughter. but lynn, always stay humble to her roots, something her granddaughter told newsnation back in april. she is so. >> humble. and it's not something that we talk about at home, but she's also one of the west this women i've ever met. >> i was just get to a could slay all the old songs again, you know that. >> hopefully maybe take an opportunity today or this week to reflect back and listen to some of the side that pretty good stuff. we'll be right good stuff. we'll be right back. [music: better and better by danger twins] ♪ ♪ drop the confetti time to start it up ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ ♪ ♪ better get ready it's about to bust ♪ ♪ almost there. two minutes completed. burned c

that was a song for one of the greatest female country singers ever, miss loretta lynn. let me give him a great introduction and a proper introduction even if he is a man who doesn't need one. he's one of if not the biggest movie star in the world and what's even cooler is he seriously a great dude as well. he even lets his honeymoon to join us for our first show which we will never forget. you can see him in the new blockbuster "black adam" list theaters this friday. give it up for dwayne johnson! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ very excited! they are very excited. >> look at this group! >> i love you! >> kelly: when you go to like target does not happen? do people start cheering everywhere you go? >> this is why i don't go to target. >> kelly: you're missing out. it's one of my favorite places. >> i love going to walmart at midnight until i couldn't do it. >> kelly: you can't really go -- >> you can try and hide but like i wear a fisherman's hat low and like is that the rock with a dumb hat? >> kelly: i feel like you can't hide. >> that went out the window. >> kelly: that's

a very difficult time for amy lynn and her family and her dogs.ful she is okay and shared her story with us and the world. >>> today new questions about when manned adatory evacuation s were put out as hurricane ian approached florida specifically here in lee county. listen to this. >> every loss of life you have to say to yourself what could you do differently next time so it never happens again. >> should that have been done differently? >> unfortunately, we can't bring anybody back. we're going to look and find out. i want to know. the issue i had as governor what did i learn to try to make sure we don't lose a life. >> senator rick scott telling cnn's dana bash he will press for answers to find out exactly what happened here in lee county, where officials waited until there were fewer than 24 hours before the landfall to give those evacuation orders. 42 of those were here in lee county and that delay was despite the county's own emergency plan that called for the need to evacuate if there was just a 10% chance of 6 feet or more of water. remem

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lynn alden strategy investments founder lynn alden. want to begin you began your piece with writings from july 29th, 2019, where there was a question about the bond market being a bubble, whether or not bonds are safe. it might have seemed ludicrous then but nowadays those are not unreasonable questions, right? >> yeah, i've been bearish on bonds for a few years now, even i'm surprised by some of the carnage we've seen in the bond marcket. basically we had a combination of long-term disinflationary trend, very low yield, negative yields in some countries. that was hit by this inflation tsunami which is putting tremendous pressure on the market. those sovereign bonds are incredibly large market worldwide. they're bigger than the whole s&p 500 for example. so that is doing a lot of damage to various types of investment funds around the world. charles: last week, i think it was friday, in fact, fed board member waller, he actually hassized folks musing about treasury illiquidity. they are just winers who couldn't get the price they wanted

here is catie beck on her life and legacy. >> reporter: merissa lynn saying about what she knew.t was real. the authenticity helped to earn her a place in country music history. born in 1932 in butcher hollow, kentucky. she came from humble beginnings. her blue-collar pride was the focus of her career. she had a best-selling book that made it to an oscar-winning film starring sissy spacek and tommy lee jones. she found the love of her life when she was just 13. he was not an ideal husband. she dealt with his drinking and cheating by singing about it. >> he says if it is true, write it. that's what i do. >> reporter: despite the hardship they stayed together until his death. many of her songs had a feminist slant almost unheard of in country music in this era, singing about sensitive topics like birth control and her dear uncle sam was one of the first songs to mourn american lives lost in vietnam. this coalminer's daughter was a trailblazer. a self-taught musician, the first woman to win the country music association entertainer of the year award. with a career that spanned 60 ye

a colleague, janice kagan sat down with lynn for the today show.iner and he worked hard. >> what do you think he would think of you? your life this extraordinary? life >> i give anything if he had been here when i recorded coleman's daughter, but i think here is me, and one day i will sing it to him. >> well i was born a coal miners ♪ ♪ ♪ daughter in a cabin in a song and a cabin in butcher holler. we were poor but we had love. that's the one thing that that he made sure of, he shoveled coal to make a poor man's dollar. >> loretta lynn, the coal miners daughter became the queen country music, gone at the age of 90. and on that note, i wish you a good note from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thank you for staying up late. for staying up late. >> tonight, donald trump, with one of his biggest legal headaches before the nation's highest court. earlier this evening, trump's lawyers filed an appeal to the supreme court over in the ongoing court battle over mar-a-lago. trump undoubtedly is hoping to get a favorable ruling from the co

american country music singer and songwriter loretta lynn has died at the age of 90. lynch: ♪ -- loretta lynn: ♪ i was a coal miner's daughter. ♪ michelle: she was known as the queen of country, known most notably on the autobiographical "coal miner's daughter." other hits include "a honky-tonk girl," and the feminist anthem "the pill." of course, she received more awards than any other female country reporting artist. that is all we have time for today. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, after the storm, rescue workers continue the search for floridians trapped in their homes as the death toll rises and hun

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. > >> loretta lynn, the coal miner's daughter, has died at te age of 90. >> >> [ music ] i was born a coal s daughter. >> her family said she died at her home in tennessee. she grew up in extreme poverty in kentucy extreme poverty in kentucky. she she made a career singing aboutl topics such as divorce, sexual , and war. some of her songs werey banned by many radio stations until they became hits. >> when you hit the charts, they they had to take it out of beind and play it. everybody had to play it when it was on the char. >> lynn's offered was made intoe movie, coal miner's daughter. > >> up next, the faa announcing new rules for flight attendantsw it could make your next trip a little safer. > >> we will take a look at how sky high inflatio (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar mon

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loretta lynn has died.l miner's daughter from kentucky was known for her progressive lyrics and the >> classic song of the same name is featured in the movie coal miner's daughter starring says he's pay 16 there, which told the story of loretta lynn's humble beginnings. she grew up in a log cabin was 8 brothers and sisters before reaching country music stardom and family said in a statement she died and beloved home in hurricane mills, tennessee. she was 90 years old and great movie about her, too. >> tennis star naomi osaka releasing her first children's book. it's titled the way champs play. the story is based osaka's organization called play academy, which works to support young girls in sports, the 24 year-old says she hopes the book inspires children to chase their dreams and encourages them to believe that they can do anything. they put their minds to the book officially releases on december. the 6th. >> world me. oh, boy. >> oh, boy. coyote found at a school in riverside county. animal control office

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. >> to pay tribute to loretta lynn who died at the age of 90. what they had to say about the woman who inspired many. we'll be right back after the break. table. there's a new device and it's promising to make space cleaner and more sustainable. >> scientists say there's overwhelming amount of broken satellites, rocket parts and other debris just littering up space. now, british based company caught clear spaces, its claws like kraft can help remove the john. take a look. >> earth isn't the only thing man is polluting. scientists are now pointing to the overwhelming amount of broken satellites, rocket parts and other debris littering the final frontier. but british base company clearspace says its claw like kraft can help remove the junk. if you think com, if it breaks down of an tool, we do something about it. we fix it. we it. >> we use it in space. we don't do that. we treat satellites is a single use items. clear spaces device features a retractable claw designed to grab debris and guided to a lower orbit. >> where will safely burn and disin

all right, lawrence, hollywood is mourning the loss of a country music icon loretta lynn. >> who died today at the age of 90 at her home in hurricane mills, tennessee. she was known for her long career and the classic song coal miner's daughter. it. that song was featured in the movie of the same name starring space sick, which told the story of loretta lynn's humble beginnings. she grew up in a log cabin with 8 brothers and sisters before reaching country music. start. still ahead. inflation checks are scheduled to be sent out this week when you can expect them and how much you can expect. >> and again, stop apps from tracking your info. we'll take a look at how companies collect data and ways to protect your privacy online. >> we know tech companies use targeted ads to collect our private online information. you know, the track. well, we type, but they can also be listening to news nation's alex capariello gives us a look at how you can protect your online privacy. from homes in the heartland to the coast of california. i'll always feel like somebody yes, a little. it's a little tea

during a career that spanned more than six decades, lynn wrote over 160 songs.ic coal miner's daughter inspired her first -- best-selling autobiography and later an oscar winning film. ♪ lynn grub in poverty in kentucky and when will -- grew up in poverty in kentucky, she had her first child at 16 and was mayor to her first husband until he died in 1966. president obama awarded her a medal of honor, she stopped touring after she suffered a stroke. there are no plans announced for her memorial, what an iconic performer. ama: one last check on or whether. dan: sandhya patel is here with our weather. sandhya: i want to show you a life picture from our east bay hills camera. you can see the sun is getting ready to go down. good air quality across the bay area as we check out our live view from a roof camera. there's a bit of a breeze in the air quality will remain good for tomorrow. it turns good to moderate thursday, friday. we will notice the temperatures coming up. the good thing is we still have the marine layer from our ca mera. we will keep those temperatures

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earlier we spoke to norwegian political scientist and international relations specialist, lynn dyson, who is up to view european politicians need to have more courage, really, to voice their disagreements. when it comes to washington's course, if that's how they feel, people are not allowed to suggest to sit down with russia and, and suggest that we have their work at a peace agreement. because at the moment anyone who suggests this say, all that. so i put in one's which means to either you support the war or you are russian propaganda to say, it's a big shame that there's no limitations out there with enough courage to say that this is, this is gone way too far. and we wish him to sit down and find the peace agreement . wonderful. have to agree with russia in nation in ukraine. the one won't care pulses, but one can still admit that need to have provoked care and contributed to this conflict. and it's both in our interest and our responsibility to sit down with russia and try to work out in agreement instead of seeing more and more people die on the battlefield. no history generating

our goal is to save the nation who are in father lynn web. m. the key to the mystery might lie in the command is korea path khalifa half towel was a top military officer in the cour duffy regime. in 1987 on behalf of the dictator half tell led and offensive against the neighboring country of chad. he was taken as the prisoner of war it was during this period that half tell was recruited by the c. i a to topple gadhafi as we posted in the new york times quote, mr. half tells word for the c i a like almost all spy operations is draped in mystery. when his mission fell through half till went into exile in the united states. quote, mister hafta and his sons settled in northern virginia with a eventually bought several properties. mm. he started to attract in the interest of external actors, especially in the west of the us and france especially were interested in the role hoshal could play in helping fight terrorism on the theory. ah, sit down the law. hello, sydney po, objective to convey his army is top goal was fighting terrorism, which it did do

. >> by now, lynn prior, christian county district attorney at the time, had been notified. >> what did you think when you heard that a soldier from fort campbell has been gunned down, he's barely been home from his tour of duty? >> it heart. we take great pride as having them in our community. the fact that our soldiers protect us every day, we wanted to make sure that we had justice for him. >> was jessie able to describe the person who shot her husband? >> she initially described him as a black man, and i believe that's pretty basically all the description she was able to give. >> jessie also described the killer's car. >> what kind of car? >> an old one. one of the big ones. >> what color was it? >> i don't know. like reddish brownish color. >> it wasn't much for police to go on, and to make it even more difficult, the eyewitness walter ferguson, had seen something different. describe the truck that you saw speeding off? >> as it passed me, i could see that it was a white truck and i saw the four by four on it, but that was about as much as i could see on it. >> so, the witness had