marlowe who was the wife of the plantation owner and mrs. marlowe told her she should go to the local doctor, charles doro and he could take care of the tumors she was suffering from and assured her this would help her get pregnant and carry a baby to term. so she went ahead and did this but the road sterilized her and she would talk about the speeches all the time. they called it a mississippi appendectomy because they did this to a lot of black women in thecommunity . and when that happened in 1961 it changed her dramatically. she went into a crisis that tested her faith and some women would have just anreceded into their homes and done nothing after that eibut it angered her so much and she knew that she had to fight back. that doctor took something from her he had no right to take and there was no recourse because she was a black woman in mississippi and she could not sue a white doctor. she became involved in the civil rights movement. when excuse me, when the student nonviolent coordinating committee arrived in louisville mississippi,

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. >> you had march marlow thomas as one of the first self-employed women. >> the premise of that girl was a young girl who wanted to be somebody. >> how would you like to be an actress. >> an actress? i am. >> that's what made it so earth shattering at the time because we hadn't really seen a girl with a dream. >> people actually seem to recognize me in the subway coming home. >> ann marie, girl television star. >> we were really puritan kalon television. we could not not even appear to be having sex. >> how could i apply that to a trauma? >> it's a living thing. it's probably very sensitive. >> we better go in the next room an talk. >> anything you have to say to me you can say in front of my plant. >> it was all happening on the street but not on television. in standards of practices watched us like hawks. lucy and desi were march ipd and slept in separate beds. donald went home yet it was the time of free love. it was the time of woodstock that had nothing to do with where society was. >> marlow thomas, oh my god she punted the ball to mary tyler moore who ran with it. >> i preb wh

marlow went to several stores looking for the best price on a turkey and you have to shop around. >> reporter: but even bargain hunters can't escape steep prices. the american farm bureau federation says a classic meal for 10, turkey, sides and dessert costs just over $64 in year, up 20% from a year ago. shoppers will find turkey up 21%, frozen peas 23% higher, piecrusts 26% more and stuffing mix up 69%. >> the cost for producing food has gone up. farmers are paying double for fuel and triple for fertilizer. >> reporter: avoiding those high prices can be difficult. so one way to save, don't go overboard and buy too much food. emily weinstein is the food and cooking editor at the new york times. >> a lot of people buy a bigger bird because they want leftovers. this year maybe just get the turkey you need. >> reporter: she says consider using frozen fruits and veggies in dishes instead of fresh to cut costs. and another tip, make dinner a group effort. >> if you have ever considered doing a thanksgiving potluck, this is the year to do it. >> reporter: having guests pitch in should make

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and more recently climate change and now the l marlowe a losing their land and sacred sites to rising water levels and liked her connor have engulfed roughly 800 square kilometers of land. over the course of a decade. enlarging the lake by 10 percent. bog ogle, renew my venerable bugger. them in the past and there wasn't any water here and it didn't reach this far. like in, in now the water has completely flooded our village, or there used to be roads here like the year that now there is only water everywhere. you look for most of our many cars were just swallowed up. my new wave totally disappeared by me and my mother, my were dog, big as rainfall became heavier and more frequent, the lake expanded and changed the landscape so much that lena, pears village was suddenly situated on an island. many moved as a result the others had to make major adjustments. not only was the path to the mainland now submerging, but their fresh water pumping station was to. now they get their water from the lake, which leaves them susceptible to diseases. like most her line up here has been a fisherman a

marlow heado went to several stores looking for the best price on a turkey. >> you have to manage around that. >> reporter: even the bargain hunters can't escape the steep prices. the american farm bureau federation says a classic thanksgiving meal for 10 including a 16-pound turkey, sides, desserts, costs over $64 this year. that's up 20% from a year ago. shoppers will find turkey up 21%. frozen peas 23% higher. pie crust 26% more and stuffing mix up 69%. >> the cost for producing food has gone up. the triple for fertilizer. the result is higher prices. >> reporter: avoiding the high prices could be difficult. so one way to save, don't go overboard and buy too much food. emily weinstein is the food editor at new york times. >> a lot of people buy a bigger bird because they love to have leftovers. maybe you just want to get the turkey you need. >> reporter: considering using frozen fruits and vegetables instead of fresh, all to cut the cost. and another tip, make dinner a group effort. >> if you have ever considered doing a thanksgiving pot luck, this is the year to do it. >> reporter: h

the wall street journal in its latest article analyzes the first public appearances of david marlow,ho was previously appointed to the position of deputy director of the cia before that. led a network of american intelligence agents of illegal immigrants in several large countries. well, now, talking with professors at mason university, as they say, he comes up with trump cards, they say, washington intends to resist the russian special operation in ukraine not only with the help of endless supplies of weapons to the kiev regime, but also through the creation of a new structure. so-called agents, he claims. uh, as alleged, the central directorate announced a large-scale recruitment of those among the citizens of russia, those to whom the quote taking place as nasty as in the united states, that is, in fact, a very ambitious plan for recruiting potential traitors, er, and in the fact that it will be possible to implement overseas intelligence services. doesn't doubt at all. do they exaggerate their capabilities, evgeny understood not under evgeny welcome well, and whom did verba mothe

my friend marlowe says that doing the last well cup he travelled to russia but had to pay 3 times more on his credit card when he returned . because of differences in the exchange rate. when i was an officer, domini, want to put up on the off in russia, it happened that we left with a dollar at 14. and then there was a devaluation to $21.00. and i spent everything and had to re plan everything that we managed. we're argentines, and we used to crisis like we adapted now, daddy, but i, he really had lung cancer for years ago that he was a professional football player and had to change his life as in the local fisher. if i had pain in my chest and took ibuprofen, i went to the doctor and there was a spot they thought it was pneumonia. in the end i had cancer when i had surgery and woke up, i looked at my father and said, if i survive this, we're going to the world cup. father and son have tickets to watch other countries, but not argentina. they say living this well come together is their biggest gift for leveraging our whole lives. change we have a new calendar which are his controls tha

the wall street journal, in its latest article, analyzes the first public appearances of david marlowiously appointed to the post of deputy director of the cia and previously led a network of american illegal intelligence agents in several large countries. well, now, a conversation with professors at mason university, as they say, comes with trump cards, they say, uh, washington intends to resist the russian special operation in ukraine not only with the help of endless supplies of weapons to the kiev regime, but also through the creation of a new structure of so-called agents. allegedly, the central intelligence agency announced a large-scale recruitment of those among russian citizens who are as disgusted by the quote as it is in the united states. well, that is, in fact, a very ambitious plan for recruiting potential traitors is on the face and that it will be possible to implement overseas special services. doesn't doubt at all. they exaggerate their capabilities for us. quotation are disgusted by what is happening in ukraine the lists of supporters want to see different people, a

marlowe barkley is amazing. i'm really excited for the world to see what this little girl does. and is wonderful. >> jimmy: what about that pig? that wasn't really, that was imaginary? [ laughter ] >> i let people decide that for themselves. >> jimmy: you've been, on a more serious note, you've been working with this charity called be the match. >> yes. >> jimmy: tell me what that is, exactly. >> one of my best friends, travis, is -- has leukemia. and i learned that -- just to swab your cheek, a company called be the match, that you could swab your cheek, you could be part of the registry. the registry is so little. and you can be a superhero. you can save someone's life by just doing it. >> jimmy: people are nervous about doing that, first of all, i don't think most people realize you just swab the cheek. i think people think it's some kind of a painful thing to give a sample. >> literally takes -- like what we do for covid, i do it every day for covid. swab your cheek, send it in, you can be the match or not. decide to help someone or not. but it's just to be part of the regis

be heading to the sierra this weekend after the latest storm dropped several feet of snow reported marlowetella double. cruz has more on the excitement for this early start to the ski season. no guns are already firing onto the slopes last year . this is amazing to be able to open six days early at northstar and heavenly and almost three weeks early at kirkwood. ah natural snow coming from mother nature and cold temps for snow making after this week's snowfall, and it's no making efforts for three straight days. heavenly ski resort is opening about a week early last year. we didn't open until mid december, actually, so to be able to open early this year is super exciting. we're so excited to see all the smiling faces that come here to ski, taking a picture of the running water and the beautiful rocks. not everyone is traveling to ski resorts. one thing unites visitors. their excitement for these views. that's really good . i'm not going to the ski resorts, but i'm so grateful for snow in the sierras, even though i no longer live here. i'm still grateful for snow in the sierras. the early o

smith is picking up at marlowe mar-a-lago investigation could be near completion. it's more difficult case but there's enormous amounts of evidence that have been produced by the justice department and by the special committee in the house regarding january six. so very different prosecutor, very different legal situation. >> carol, could this move create some issues for the justice department? the washington post editorial board argues appointing a special counsel carries risks, not least the possibility that the investigation could drag out or lose focus, potentially letting mr. trump off the hook. it will take tremendous focus to prevent that from happening. do you agree? >> i don't think that's as much of a concern as it may have been under the old independent counsel statute where the concern was, the department of justice had to let go of all control and then the independent counsel just, the prosecutor went off on dalliance is in other areas. here the special counsel regulations require the attorney general to be very precise in drawing the parameters of wha

great movies like, you know, sitting in cuddling and watching home alone and actor and his costar marlowekley are excited that their new film could become a part of the holiday binge watch tradition. that's crazy. brought it up the other day, and i'm like, oh, this might be one of those movies. where you know you're gonna grow up watching this action stars toni collette and on affairs or giving thanks for the blessings in their own lives so grateful for the opportunities in the adventures that come by way. so many doors just keep opening and it blows my mind that my life is like this. i am so grateful for it. i'm so grateful that all three kids to step kids and one son 10 are really happy right now, because when they're not happy. that is rough. just have fun with it in hollywood. christine goodwin, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. oakland mayor elect centaur is outlining her vision for some of the most pressing problems facing the city. she promises unity to address crime, homelessness and other problems in oakland. we have to come and work together. to solve our problems toge

and so just let us know, marlowe music was just normal, which heightened before mom. these were the days before the bell had televisions. we played music at home. my mother was also a musician, so there was always music, mississippi and build for movies though. there's a photo of me sitting on the ground with a little broom and a comb, ease, and sheet music in front of me. and i'm pretending to play the cello to just be sharon billy, or my parents probably said, i think the child wants to play the cello. so they bought me a very small one. and her auto. he says to auto this one was my 1st teacher. but then things became difficult and unlike them because as i grew older, i still wanted to play the cello, but there were no cello teachers left in bracelets who were willing to teach a jewish child and shallowly, la, and bertha. and you to just kinda understand what i read to what's worth recently and i went to the house from the to warehouse was walked around the city to imagine the space center walked to help on both walked over and over the university. and you think thi