thised man who led the most powerful armies of the world has ever seen, this man who led the most powerful♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [background sounds] >> for quarter of the century, to the very end of his life, dwight eisenhower exercised a moral authority without parallel in america and in the world. and america in the world is better because of it. i knew mrs. eisenhower would permit me to share with you the last word he spoke on the day she died. he said, i've always loved my wife. i've always loved my children. i've always loved my grandchildren. and i have always loved my country. that was a dwight eisenhower. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> if you are enjoying american history tv then sign up for newsletters using the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history, presidency and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c-span.org/history. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier. tell your smart speaker play c-span

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[applause] -- freedom of man.s. -- [applause] finally, whether you are citizens of america or citizens of the world, ask of us here the same high standards of strength and sacrifice which we ask of you. with a good conscience, our only sure reward with history the the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead e the land we love asking his blessing and his help butut knowing that here on earthgo god's work must truly be oure own. [applause] [applause] >> president nixon, mr. vice president, governor, congressman thomas, senator wiley and congressman mills, mr. webb, bell, titus, distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen, i appreciate your president having made me an honorary visiting professor, and i will assure you that my first lecture will be very brief. i am delighted to be here, and i'm particularly delighted to be here on this occasion. we meet at a college note for knowledge many in a city note for progress, in a state noted for strength, and we stand in need of all three. what wef need in -- for

no man can fully grasp how far and how fast we have come. but convince if you will the 50,000 years of man's recorded history in a time span of half a century. stated in these terms, we know little about the first 40 years except at the end of them. advanced man had learned to use the skins of animals to cover them. then about ten years ago under this standard, man emerged from caves to construct other kinds of shelters. only five years ago and learned to write and use of carpet we 'll. christianity began less than two years ago, the printing press came this year and two months ago during this all 50 year span of human history, the steam engine provided a new source of power, newton explored the meaning of gravity, last month electric lights and telephones and automobiles and airplanes became available, only last week did we develop penicillin and television and your power and now with america's new spacecraft succeeds in reaching venus we will have literally reached the stars before midnight tonight. this is a breathtaking pace. such a pace

avani: emily says she later reported the man to tinder.ar, and eventually i just had to google "report tinder" and find it. i wrote down his name, i wrote down his age, i wrote down where he lived, i wrote down his occupation, everything, and said this man is dangerous. this man is a threat and will hurt people if given the chance. and i just got an automated response, just a refresh of the page saying thanks for submitting, and i never heard anything else. avani: how did you feel just getting, like, just a random automatic response like that? emily: it felt like a waste of time. it just felt like why bother? why did i bother? like, nothing is gonna happen from this if it's just an automated response. avani: after emily discovered he'd been sending abusive messages to other women he met on tinder, she reported him again. this time she did get a response from tinder, telling her the man's account had been removed from the app. emily: it shouldn't take more than one woman to take someone off a dating app if he has assaulted someone. why is i

(explosion pounds in distance) (guns firing, man panting) (man murmuring) (guns firing, man panting)ths of at least 125 protesters in kurdish cities since the start of the crackdown. she's been talking to eyewitnesses like keivan, a medical student. he was working with a team of volunteers to treat wounded protesters, and has since fled iran. >> (speaking farsi): >> narrator: keivan says he was arrested for helping the protesters and taken to a secret detention center. his account of what happened next is horrific. >> (speaking farsi): >> (speaking farsi): >> (speaking farsi): ♪ ♪ >> narrator: iran has denied abusing prisoners, but keivan's account echoes the testimony of many other detainees. since the beginning of the uprising, thousands of protesters have been arrested and locked up in regime black sites or police stations, like the one in this video from the city of karaj, posted online in september. >> narrator: zar is taking the testimon of a man who is still inside iran and asked for his identity to be concealed. he says he was held in a black site in the northwest of of the c

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all this was the conclusion simply a man, like a man. it just seems to have boiled over, damn it happened, damn it, maybe someone else can all be in this place, however, despite the general indignation. everyone agrees on one thing to dissolve their hands and an adult should not have because strength can be demonstrated with a word in fact, troops opened a criminal case. the corner was excited by an adult man and young people, as a result of which the man used violence against young people. including hit a fourteen-year-old teenager, soon the detainee will have to choose a measure of restraint. it is possible that the man will not go to jail, and, given his marital status , as for the teenagers themselves, in fact , damage to house property in general in relation to them also there will be a check and probably a lot of unpleasant things to listen to to parents who cannot provide the offspring of cultural boards, all identities have already been established. and in the yard after all this history it became unusual. quiet. denis zadoikin e

here comes a man. a shot rang out, the villagers rushed away, another man came out at the noise and was directed in his direction. unknown with a gun marched through the village. sliding in search of targets, another figure appeared behind strelok. it was vladimir kruchinin, a military pensioner. he ran up to the criminal and attacked him with another shot. the charge hit kruchinin in the side, the man suddenly sank the shooter, putting down his gun forbade. i didn't want the village men to arrive in time. they wanted to punish strelka right on the spot. and suddenly, he dropped to his knees. excuse me. i accidentally arrived soon, the ambulance and the police took the wounded man to the hospital, the shooter was engaged in investigators. arrange senseless shooting right in the middle of the villages what pushed a man to such a cruel ridiculous crime hatred of people or, as the people say, he just went crazy. then no one guessed. this attack is part of a well thought out plan man, who opened fire was s

man is now facing a grand theft charge. so police remind everyone find more more credit card skimmers. on local business after employee found a skimmer on one of their checkout terminals. police say if you think there might be a scammer installed talk with employee and asked them to check the terminal to make sure everything's fine. well, the man accused of killing his nephew in grandmother at a san jose apartment mahe his first appearance in court on monday. nathan addison is charged 2 counts of murder and august 4th stabbing deaths of nephew 6 year old jordan cam walker, his grandmother, 71 year-old delphine turner at the time of the murders. addison was on mental health diversion instead of having face trial for a series of crimes committed over the last 3 years. so just burglary and drug possession. the santa clara county district attorney's office is his mental state appears to be part of the case. he was receiving treatment and basically >> care. mental health services in the community. the diversion grant we objected

no man can fully grasp how far and how fast we have. but condense if you will need 50000 years of man's recorded historylf in a time span about a half a century. stated in these terms we know very little about the first 40 years except at the end of them advanced men had learned to use the skins of animal to cover them. that about 10 years ago under this standard man emerged from a to construct other kinds of shelter. only five years ago man learn to write and use a cart with wheels for christianity began lesson two years ago per the printing press came this year. and then less than two months ago during this whole 50 year span of human history, the steam while provided a new source of power. newton explored the new meaning of gravity. electric lights on automobiles and airplanes became available. only last week did we develop penicillin and television a nuclear power for and succeeds in reaching venous we will have literally reach the stars the breathtaking pace create new new ignorance, new problems new dangers. surely the opening vis

not just a man.u want to have is the rain victim to be more accepting. so you need to get used to a man's genitalia in your face in a safe space so it won't be such a big deal when he approaches you. because it's disgusting. it goes beyond -- as a parent, if someone came up to me and said that tow me like hey, you know how you protect your daughters tyrus? how? you show her various different sizes and ages of male penis. you think the 7-11 ass whooping was bad? [cheers and applause] >> kat: really said that, penises of various ages and sizes. >> tyrus: she had a polaroid collection in the back where you could go through the aging process of the penis >> kat: and then she said, she said, the world will thank you for it and so will your children when they grow up. listen, my mom is dead but if she wasn't i would love to say, mom, thank you for not doing that. imagine like, mom, can i go play outside? like, sure honey but first you need to come sit next to me and i need to set you pictures of penises of

simcoe was a very interesting man. even though he's been portrayed like a village and shows like turn, the family said he was the most honorable of all of the commanders who lived here. and he believed slavery was morally wrong. before his giving command lead them into battle on the british side the british army would not let him do that. after the war was lost, he went up to canada, became the governor of upper canada, founded the city of toronto and pasley serve antislavery laws in canada. so when you learn about the civil war and the underground railroad, you really have colonel simcoe to thank these enslaved people had somewhere to go where they could be free, canada. now, this is the rumor he stayed in our house. in march of 1779, after he had come in the fall of 78 was going to say the whole winter, he invited his very good friend to come, have a vacation and stay in room with him for a few weeks. that was major john andre. everybody loves revolutionary war was his name. because andre was a british spymaster. he

and who is the cap man? by all police departments at strong points and traffic police posts and the primitive seen on the outskirts. kamyshin, the assault on the private house where the suspects lived was scheduled for 4 in the morning. he remembers how this special operation took place . they surrounded this house. they broke into no one, but they were thrown. the detectives were sure the house had still returned, either the criminals themselves or their wives. surveillance in kamyshin went on for a single day, but the wives of the suspects suddenly boarded the train . the detectives made an operational decision to continue surveillance. imperceptibly traced to saratov and, there and to the gypsy camp. so this is where killers are hiding, but the camp is not a house and not a city , it is constantly moving. a crowd of officers of operatives followed them on foot for several kilometers, it was there and they crossed the river there. on the way, a home-made ring made of white metal they tried to catch a ride

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after sledge learned about the indecent proposal of said man.t with him and i will inflict a lot of blows with my hands and feet, as well as with a fence on the head and other parts of the body for more than 4 hours, keep him lying on the street at a negative air temperature without outerwear and shoes. maybe because of what his death came, unlike the republican language, the representative of the state prosecution of bashkortostan had something to say to our film crew, in fact, a trial took place and took the life of a person, there is no such level, no one even has a state. the investigation into the case of auto mechanic sankin lasted almost a year. in december 2020, a trial took place, the jurors found the man guilty, but at the same time they unanimously decided that he deserved leniency. and a month later , he announced to the court, the sentence of 8 years in a strict regime colony of vladimir vladimirovich guilty of committing crimes under the actions of four writers of the criminal code of the russian federation was appointed years of i

the new acquaintance offered the man to make money on cryptocurrency transactions. to do this, it was necessary to go to the right link, the girl promised. in case of balance replenishment. can be received daily percentage of the amount. the thirst for easy money also won the young man. followed the link, but instead of profit. he suffered losses from the script, his wallet was written off over 28. thousands of dollars , his employees, while the frunzensky district department of internal affairs conducted an inspection, a criminal case was opened on the fact of theft of property by modifying computer information, the police remind do not follow the links sent by strangers. there to engage in cryptocurrency, they threw me a link. i also had a crypto wallet. i opened looked and after a while me. tell me have written off money will continue to issue a review of criminal and emergency incidents. in minsk, a teenager took a kick from a schoolboy and earned a criminal offense, according to the police, for committing a robbery. a 16-year-old student was detained, it was es

are you a man?rushed to the side, but utkin knocked him down, fell on top of him and, in the heat of the struggle, did not even feel how he was slashed with a knife. they were already running to help. the maniac will be sent to prison for 15 years. utkin will end up in the hospital, then it never occurred to him that this was just the beginning of a story not for him, but for his beloved daughter. 1991, tambov the detectives continued to investigate the brutal murder of nadezhda popova at the cemetery. at this time , a new state of emergency happened in the city hello thank you very helpful. yes, it's not worth it. this is what entertainment they bought for their granddaughter for her birthday in the ussr, a tumbler was produced in the fifty-ninth year and made at a gunpowder factory. they have to travel far from here. who is in france who is in italy and who is in sweden or belgium? sorry, of course i'm interfering. well, i have no good arms or legs. why such a child? why, she always rises opa this

hi, man.de >> he jumped up on the -- on the stage and gave us all -- >> jimmy: we had to rock it out. we had to scream i was going nuts but, dude, we were hanging out you were so fun. i've got to say -- how does it feel, now? this is the second time you won a super bowl, bud. >> man, i'll tell you what, the first time was one of the most emotl like finally dit." >> jimmy: yeah ah, tly. yeah [ laughter ] >> and then -- and then we lost to the tampa bay buccaneers, got our tails whooped pretty good against them. so that was -- that was a low moment and then it kind of builds back up and to get this one, to be back on the mountain top, man, i tell you what, it's the best feeling in the world [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, buddy. you were so good >> oh, yeah. especially to do it with the guys we did it with -- the ups and downs through it, the adversity of the season. it was a lot of fun, man >> jimmy: but also, to do it with patrick mahomes that's where i met you you guys were together >>

it hurts to not like this with a man, how he earned me on the bench gave him a head to stop the man.his comrade, who came to the rescue, could, the teenager went home and told his parents about what had happened, but the situation. now he is discussing all the districts of the yard, where there were not at all childish showdowns, quiet, what is called a family child walks here in the morning and in the evening , and it seems that they do not interfere with anyone, but there are exceptions , everyone knows that it is better to pass or drive by, for example, on a scooter past the seventh entrance without extra sounds. and all because olga kharlamova lives on the ground floor in this entrance, she herself admits that she keeps the house, what is called with an iron fist that day, she was the first to make a remark to the children. and it would take her gennady martynov came to the rescue, and as a result he beat a teenager. this fact, the pensioner calmly accepts such methods, of course, does not approve, but also asks to enter into a position, they say, nerves are already going to hand

so there was communication or dialog with the man? correct. can you characterize broker a peaceful resolution? um, unfortunately, that was unsuccessful. all. did he lunge at them with the mic? was there something that had happened that changed that dialog into the confrontation? yout did that precipitated the shooting. but at some point during the interaction, officers felt it was necessary to use deadly force. and that is all under investigation as to when and why they made that decision on. and all those details will be explored when we conduct a town hall. you guys, thank you so much for coming. of the man who was shot and calls up, he's he's in stable condition at the hospital. he's still life threatening. you know, i don't know exactly the extent of his injuries, but again, a number of witness videos kind of show the number of different weapons used like beanbag guns, pellet guns. can you speak to at all what was actually used in the we're going to have a town hall. we're still going through all the evidence. yeah, we haven't been days or

stop, man documents, show e man to stand. stop, i'll shoot, stop, shoot at his legs. comrade general malyuta has nothing to do with it. well, if he has nothing to do with it, why is he hiding? let him come and tell how it was. now all the evidence is against him, and if he surrenders, they will start squeezing confessions from him, according to other versions. no one will really work with your first will require the confession of the killer. well, makar well, isn't that so, makar? officially, you don't have the right to engage in this investigation at all. i am so on the priest invited you at his own risk. spin the whole 2 days. or maybe even less. try to find evidence of the baby's innocence and take it into account. come on, don't follow me thank you comrade general. yes go until it happened sonny not really. it's a pity, they just reported that leonid malyuta was shot dead during the arrest in the yegoryevsky district. who is in place captain dymov decided to stop by on the way. the classic case is two glasses of vodka for a snack, everything is just an eternal rus

the man who became the leader of the free world overnight.ew system to help keep the peace. that person by all accounts remained a citizen and a neighbor first. from now on thanks to another son of kansas city, tom corbin, millions of americans will be able to come face-to-face with our 33rd president as a human being right here at the epicenter of the republic that he abley served. >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi. speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you to our speakers for your beautiful remarks, i associate myself with all of them, i'm not sure about mr. cleaver's but most of them. i didn't hear the last sentence. it wonderful for us to be here in the rotunda, under the dome. celebrating this great president of the united states. because this is special to us, as senator blunt referenced president was as we know a member of u.s. senate. we feel b very close to him in the house of representatives. story of told there is something called board of educationof room, at end of the day, sam rayburn s

(bell ringing) - [man] left, right.on, is quite difficult to get jobs. the number of shipping company that actually recruiting (engine whirring) our seafarers, very minimal at the moment. the government is trying their best to get more shipowners to employ our graduates. it's quite challenging at the moment. (somber music) - living in tuvalu is completely different from living in fiji, or new zealand, or australia, because you depend on your families. the families provide for you. if you don't have employment, or don't have money, you still got families where you live. if i have the chance to move out with my family, i would do that. these are messages from mother nature, that we need to vacate this area. i think it's about time for us to leave our country. even though we are brought up here, but it's about time. the only way is for us to move out of these areas. (rooster crowing) (bright music) (motorbike whirring) (bright music continues) - we are here right now in the bread market. kaupule bread. this is where locals

all her friends are the same age, and i'm here. old man old man neighbor tell me, is it him, right?ly calmly calmly, what an impressionable tower. go when forgive neighbor. and i will deal with ksyusha's friend, of course, as the old man's neighbor is so kochkin. csi said eat more. professional in short, i went to meet my mother. and you tidy up here, listen, are you my wife or not married, wife, of course you'll behave well, i'll give all the papers to my mother wife say? just a second . hello. hello , come in . at least not at home, at home at home, where will she go from her husband? what a weak what, yes, everything is in order? with whom it is necessary to be friends with idiots so so so so so, wait, answer. at first. who is calling you vika is calling. who is wild? partner wild mayordichenko hard case i didn't understand that you don't respect me, i don't know who it is, like a writer. here, drink it will be easier. how about the old neighbor? and he is not at home. look, if i were you, i'd still answer the phone, because talking to your answering machine will start to make me