cindy henderson and michael reese needed the same thing -- change. the relationship was a second chance at love for both and they fell hard. but after five years of marriage, tragedy struck. now investigators would have to sort through small town gossip to sift out the truth and uncover a killer. here is, even the devil went to church. out here in rural, sweet home alabama, where churches outnumber street lights, faith is a way of life. >> i grew up in the church. everyone that i knew went to church. >> sunday sermons, wednesday services, church picnics -- >> faith is a huge part and always has been a huge part of southern life. >> it is how the people of morris, a small town outside of birmingham, come together to celebrate life and the word. >> the values are integrated into every bit of southern society. >> so, when salacious rumors involving a church started swirling, the god fearing folks who lived here hoped the whispers were not true. but i had to wonder. >> even the devil went to church. and on a cold february night, in 2015, the truth began t

all alone on christmas home george michael went to sleep and never woke up. this is how it really happened. >> you know that song, last christmas. it's one of george michael's famous songs of all time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he loved christmas so much. it was his favorite day of the year and the saddest part of everything is he died on christmas. >> george and his boyfriend began spending a lot of time at his country house, which is halfway between london and oxford. it's a gorgeous area, very traditional, and it being christmas time there was this huge parade past his home, and everyone is carrying torches so it's very spectacular. >> one moment i'm looking out the window and it's a very sad ghostly image caught his face behind the glass sort of looking at a world but detached from it. >> faudi seems to have been the last regular boyfriend in his life. >> he said he had been there that weekend and gone out on christmas eve and the next day christmas day, at about noon, little bit after noon he goes in to wake george michael up and he can't. >> he makes a hurried phon

. >> -- has a story to tell about michael. becky and well. >> michael would come in and do flooring that to become, and carpet, and assist. >> but after well, people in the office started to notice something. >> we had some blank checks in one of our offices disappear. >> becky and case blasted the checks when disappearing well michael had been doing some cleaning in the office. >> so i pulled back ian, she says she set up with michael and talked about it, of course michael said -- >> how much money was stolen? >> about $100. it was three or four checks. >> and it was all michael? and he festive to? it >> yes. >> so becky must have been embarrassed? >> you can tell she was -- the healing hands boss agreed with becky that he wouldn't report the incident to police. as long as michael never came back there. but, make his friend and coworker k found out about the slum money, or that have led to a conflict between michael and k? well here's the thing, the authorities only learn about the healing hands theft -- even without that story about t

and love. think, michael, because you can say the irreparable in your hearts, then you yourself will regret it,o, take your time. let the person get used to it. you are an intellectual mikhail in the best sense of the word. intelligent people know how to forgive. remember andrei balkunsky. i remember something else from russian literature. how not ashamed? events he will return the worst is already behind. i have to leave now, you're bothering me. i interfere. that's so nice. yes, i did everything for you. brought you to this house. or maybe we should leave? after all, we both have nothing to do here. let's go and live together. then i'll help you, she'll come, then you bring her to me and i 'll explain everything. she is a hot person, well, she won’t understand, or what? it's you who don't understand anything. how can i explain now? women have their own pride self-esteem. yes hello, interesting woman so 8:15, if there are no rosaries for dinner, i will be composed to talk, in a special way. good morning arishka left by an early train. he had university consultations, ordered you to bow, everyt

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michael and we will have to end it there. that is a frank language, a former military intelligence officer from oxford. many thanks you sir. thank you . production on major us film and television sets his ground to a halt amid the bigot striked to hit the entertainment industry and decades. actors have joined screen riders on picket lines in front of hollywood studios, demanding better pay, and protection from the artificial intelligence. shutting down a multi $1000000000.00 industry, hollywood stars have now joined screen writers, triggering the 1st industry wide walk out in 63 years. the what is the siding strike and this is going to impact everybody. and if we don't take control of this situation from these reading, beg, lavinia, we're going to be at and spread the livelihood outside. major studios and natalie and new york actors are demanding better compensation when it comes to royalties from streaming platforms. the union, which represents 760000 actors and entertainers says the takeover streaming platform has flashed th

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now, amid and michael with us. ratings, plunging poll ratings, scepticism about whether he can achieve any of his five big pledges, including halving inflation and stopping the boats. times boats. and with the times newspaper that focus newspaper reporting that focus groups consider dead a groups consider him dead as a dodo , has rishi sunak given up dodo, has rishi sunak given up and effectively conceded defeat . has he lost his mojo? is there anything left in the tank? john sergeant , you? no, anything left in the tank? john sergeant, you? no, i think there's plenty for him at the moment. >> i think he'll probably be more effective in this role than leader of the opposition . and i leader of the opposition. and i think that's obviously what is agitate doing tory mps who now most of them expect they're going to lose is now obviously there's quite a long time to go, but to have rishi as leader of the opposition and no have him as sort of he's the guy that knows things, he's the brainy one sitting at number 10 sayin

and we'll have to, uh, uh, be uh, uh, to, to force the but the sides to one to come to a conclusion on this. michael, we, i've, you know, speaking to a number of people in vilnius today. those who are either attending the nato summit, they are in the, through a new or observe and yet, and that seems to be a transfer. should we say how we're supposed uncertain car doors where people are admitting that basically ukraine's cut her offensive has failed. they don't have enough ammunition now to continue, and perhaps we need to get the right parties to the right table to discuss these piece negotiations. michael, what about this? uh, the uh, nato summit today. uh, the us national security advisor, jake solomon. he made some statements about flushed the munitions. michael bear with me here. have a listen to what do you have to say listen to this, the unitary rounds that we've been providing and that we've been getting other allies in partners to provide to ukraine. those stop pals are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the ris

of the book survivors -- >> michael and debbie, thank you both for joining me. michael, as a holocaust survivor, what do you think about what you just heard being said there in that clip from fox news? >> well, i'm disgusted, basically. my father was an accountant, and he had basically negotiating skill. he and my brother were gassed in auschwitz. my mother, knew how to, learned how to pack bullets that killed jewish people, there were over 6 million people killed in the holocaust. over 1 million people, kille d in auschwitz. and, there is no silver lining to killing 6 million people, or talking about slaves and the benefits of slaves in learning what they were doing. >> and debbie, you know, what your father is talking about there is survival, not personal benefit. when you hear these things being compared, whether it's slavery or the holocaust, what goes through your mind? >> you know, the reason i dad wrote survivors club, because he did not want to initially sit down and talk about his past. he never really wanted to talk about his past, and then 70 years aft

attracting volunteers, but later the ministry of culture transferred the building to the archangel michael foundation and he attracted. completed a complete restoration, the coachman's office. however, they did not leave things taken out. archangel michael a and creative workshops, it is important to note that you can get inside the object by visiting the fund’s event, or during the days of the historical cultural heritage of the city of moscow, this is the exposition of the archangel michael foundation and his workshops today, you can see how the walls of the mansion looked at the time when the collegiate assessor lived here, you can in several places and the ceiling and corner elements, and from the outside the house looks like it was intended during construction, blue-gray with white decor. ilya filippov mikhail vikulin. pavel glazunov ekaterina week in the city here, if for some reason you don’t want to go fast, i’ll remind you where. uh, today is the last day of the summer festival. music museum, you can still get to khamovniki. it's very atmospheric there. it's been a week in the city. we will retu

archangel foundation michael and his workshops today to see what the walls of the mansion looked liket the time when a commercial assor lived here. it is possible in several places to have a ceiling and corner elements , and from the outside the house looks the way it was conceived during construction. gray-blue with white decor ilya filippov mikhail vikulin, ekaterina even despite the fact that the car was without numbers. turns out he was driving without a license. car took his friend. now administrative protocols have been drawn up against both. a statement to the police was written by dozens of victims who, succumbing to persuasion, invested money in the hemp fields of thailand, they were promised a fabulous income and tempted by good interest, customers believed and transferred seven-figure amounts. moreover , on the shield of individuals, who later disappeared with this money, eduardegov talked to the victims. i have no knowledge of the stock market. i trusted my classmate to earn extra money tatyana advised her friend invested 100.000 rubles. the shares of the thai company gree

michael and we— about this incident. michael and we is— about this incident.h at the moment. now, you and i, because we've been taking note since we were quite small children , and you've quite small children, and you've just demonstrated that in your intro. we know what the king's position is on climate change. it's been well advertised over many years and of course he sees himself as a pioneer, a voice in the wilderness. when he was starting to talk about this. and a lot of people believe him and a lot of people believe him and a lot of people believe him and a lot of people share his view and some don't. and there are some very distinguished people who do believe that climate change and the concern about it is all a put up job, a got up job. so he should keep out of it. he should be very careful, particularly in election times, because broadcasters and you're a very important one, we are all governed by the representation of the people's act, the rpa. so whenever we are in an election mode and we have to watch very, very carefully that what we say on the ai

i'm doing this for my husband, michael and his military brothers and sisters because they need to know their sacrifice. mean something they need to know that we do love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter who just got married and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. and i'm doing this for my son, because i've watched how hard it is. it is for him. in the fact that he's having to write papers of things, he doesn't believe in just to get an a that's not us. that's not america. and now 78 percent of americans say that they don't think their kids are going to live as good, have a life as we did. we can't be ok with that. i'm not ok with that. we have a country to say. but if we pull together, if we commit and we remember a bit, even on our worst day, we're blessed to live in america. i promise you, our best days are yet to come. so join may go to nikki haley dot com, and let's make sure we save our country once and for all god bless you. thank you so much. all right, you've just had some nikki haiti, the speaking lincoln, dana in des moines, iowa. she's a fo

>> one of the reasons we did this and i was supportive of the review that michael barr data and other the oig report are these reports and reviews are potential for learning outside of thede exact system where they think we can have lessons that the vice chair's report has identified several areas and i want to pull in on on one opinion mentions specifically and that is the deliberate nature of banks which is another piece of language that there's a slowness between when it spotted and enforcement actions are undertaken and that pipeline is not very at any juncture so one of the things we can do is not make any -- everything perfect before you raise your hand. they are identifying issues that at every juncture if you are identifying issues if there's another level of vetting and you sometimes can be slower then you need to be and that's not just a san francisco thing or board of governors thing. that's the way in which you can improve supervisory process by just making it -- we are raise your hand and we don't have the absolute sure to cause we can raise this in the system. i will pla

michael and north korean president, kim jong un. okay. michael flynn, the reason they didn't like michael flynn was because michael, as a director of national was contradicting the idea that al qaeda was dead. al qaeda was not dead. we knew it from benghazi. but then obama got elected in 2012. now, michael flynn convicted of i don't know what it was. he had great representation in a great law firm in washington. sidney comes in after he's convicted and sidney powell is a former united states attorney wasn't one of the good old boys or girls and she goes a law firm that defended michael flynn and she found evidence that was exculpatory, that they hid in that michael flynn could be convict did and she that and that's my mind i was stunned when she found that i was impressed but that's part of the game she to court and she says here's evidence she did not do what you said he did you had it in your own files and you know what the judge said. i've been a judge. if the defense attorney to me, your honor, here's the exculpatory evidence. and they

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and see that one mind habits a win wimbledon. we have the best of the action from a historic day. i the all england club, the i, how do you, michael junior, and you are welcome to the program. the heat waves sweeping across europe. this from the in the health warnings as millions of people and deals sweltering temperatures. entity has issued rad outlets in more than 8000 cities. wow. pots of grease out forecast to reach highs of 44 degrees celsius. friends. germany's been in poland also and german extreme 8. plumes of smoke fill. the sweltering skies above la palmer, one of spain, skinny re islands. footage from spain, civil god, shows the scale of this large forest fire in old really stifling lead caught conditions. toddler, civil gods helps people evacuate via homes with more than 500 lee in the area. the extreme heat is being felt right across your italian, rosara cheese have issued warnings about the wheel as health risks. in 16 cities, including busy tourist hot spots around the heat in the gondolas is really helpful for us which can reach 50 degrees. we have already tried to measure it. you have to kind of when you touch it,

c-span, 11:00 a.m., the washington post hosted discussion on taiwan and china relations with former joint chiefs of staff chair michael mullen, and former national intelligence deputy director susan gordon. at 1:30 p.m. eastern, a discussion about how the president of belarus played a role in negotiating a deal between his russian counterpart vladimir putin and wagner's group leader for goshen. a look at the supreme court's ruling on voting rights and how it could impact the 2020 for election. live coverage begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> president biden awarded the medal of honor to vietnam war veteran retired u.s. army colonel paris davis for bravery. colonel davis was nominated for the medal of honor twice before. first in 1969 and again a few years later. both times this omitted nominations were lost. the white house ceremony is about 25 minutes. >> the solemn nest of all rights, praise be to the lord my rock who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. he is my loving god and my fortress, my stronghold, my deliverer, my shield in whom i take refuge. they descend gentlemen, please join me as we mark

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one of the propublica reporters who has been uncovering these issues and doing an amazing job, and michaelceo of the brennan center for justice at nyu law. and author of the super majority, the year the supreme court divided america. so, joshua, let's begin with you. it's just an incredible, incredible work here. the mind-blowing decisions that came down this term that, you know, really a separate issue in one sense, but there are still these ethics concerns and there are some connections being made. paul singer, the billionaire, who funded justice alito's fishing trip, for example, lobbied to cancel student loan forgiveness. yesterday, alito voted against biden's student loan forgiveness plan and, of course, you would've thought that that would've been some disclosure there that, hey, you know, i hang out with this guy and he's telling us to do what we are about to do. what do you make of that and what should we make of that? the citizens watching this court, sort of sink into this ethics hole? >> yeah, so, i mean, to be clear, you know, singer has had personally a case before the supreme

molly michael could be a heck of a potential witness. and that would be a new development, because ms. michael did not seem to be the most helpful witness in the house january six committees investigation. and reference to the actual day of january six, molly michael was present in the oval office that day but, the committee seemed to note, with some frustration, that she claimed not to remember nearly anything from one of the most memorable days in recent american history. and molly michael's testimony to the committee is filled with, i do not recall, i'm not sure i recall, i don't specifically recall. her lawyers during that investigation were from former trump lawyer mark kasowitz's law firm. we do not know if that means that trump and his organizations were paying molly michael's legal bills and we don't know if he is paying them now. but if molly michael is indeed employee number 2 and she is talking, what could that portend for both of jack smith 's investigations? joining me now is andrew weissmann, former senior member of special cou

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leo terrel and michael shellenberger are here to react. stay with us. i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so when i first started golo, i was expecting to lose around 40 pounds and then i just kept losing weight, and moving and moving and moving in a better direction. with golo and release, you're gonna lose the weight. >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." a task force in california has been hard at work coming up with a recommended reparations package for the states black residents. the results are in. here are some of the highlights. first off, payments of almost $14,000 to every black resident for each year they have lived in the state to cover health care inequities. plus, guaranteed basic income for all descendants of slaves. next, the forgiveness of all outstanding child support debt since they disproportionately are owed by black fathers. then the commission wants police and probation officers banned from school campuses and a ban on traffic stops by police. and though full decriminalization of public urination, camp

michael gross: and then family ties went poom in a huge way. court. jacqueline coley: nbc really created this idea of must see tv. you're talking about 20 and 30 and 40 million people tuning in. michael gross: people say you were one of america's most successful fathers. i said no, it was bill cosby. cosby was number one. jaleel white: with respect to what's happened of late. it's like, hugely disappointing to all of us, but he set the standard for what a family sitcom was. jim colui: the cosby show had proven that the family sitcom was a viable genre again. [audience laughter] lynn: i'm mr. belevedere! gerrad hall: by the late 80s family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. gerrad hall: there was this incredible resurgence. jesse: this is great, we should be mothers. joey: ah yeah! ethan alter: families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be. urkel: did i do that? jennifer keishin armstrong: shows like silver spoons and growing pains and all that. it's constant hugging and learn

and go for you, michael roy has won the scottish open for the 1st time as the aims to end his 9 year drought in the majors of next week's open championship. then off an irishman and see what his way and after we some pap, 200 yards approach. to setup the decisive betty on the 18th hole, the one by one shots finish and 15 on the pi and moving up to number 2 in the world rankings. mcelroy became the fast man to win the british tripled crown of irish scottish and open championships, and reviewed how much the victory meant to him. a sort of thumb, you know, especially when i, i missed that pretty put on 16. i thought that might have been my chance gone, but i had to probably to the best time slots have ever had on 17 and 18 and to finish them off with the pots. and yeah, absolutely. yeah, i, uh, honestly, you know, when i think about, you know, the ones that i part of my career, this is going to be up there with probably the products that i felt because of you know, how i finished it off. and the shots that i had done to stretch, as i believe it is now i have some other stories on the wal

michael gross: and then family ties went poom in a huge way. cheers, night court. jacqueline coley: nbc really created this idea of must see tv. you're talking about 20 and 30 and 40 million people tuning in. michael gross: people say you were one of america's most successful fathers. i said no, it was bill cosby. cosby was number one. jaleel white: with respect to what's happened of late. it's like, hugely disappointing to all of us, but he set the standard for what a family sitcom was. jim colucci: the cosby show had proven that the family sitcom was a viable genre again. [audience laughter] lynn: i'm mr. belevedere! gerrad hall: by the late 80s family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. gerrad hall: there was this incredible resurgence. jesse: this is great, we should be mothers. joey: ah yeah! ethan alter: families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be. urkel: did i do that? jennifer keishin armstrong: shows like silver spoons and growing pains and all that. it's constant h

sense that some of the of their mothers, they look at like i'm so what i find fascinating, charlie and michael is that from your estimate groups, you'll completing a different you've got a different sort of heritage line. and yet i'm looking at both of you right now and you could, you could be brothers. and you thought about the absolutely, yeah. yes. when we did, we did some kind of genetic test a couple of years ago and i was a little bit secretly wishing. oh, that would be so cool. if charlie were my cousin, you know, just, you know, just have like, a long, not word somewhere down in the lineage, but, you know, yeah, it is interesting that we have different, you know, linear jameson. i find that fascinating too because we have seen other couples. i have met other people over the years, even before i found out about this project that we're exactly exactly looking like since it you should get work, is it look like you should get you and it's it's, it's fascinating, this whole doppelganger thing and then have it and my father wants it, i didn't, i forgot about the story. my father told once wh

what if they called the wrong pass, and what is michael? did he know, charlie? what is the m s instead of and the day i this is, there's a whole series of night mess. it can happen. a yes. is that a between them that a lot of genetic different and so the word in this case, you know what? 84 find the email saying? i agree with you for sure. all right, i'm wondering what we're actually, i'll tell you. i think we're actually we were on that. um we were, are they used our picture from francois? yes or, or seem to be book on a paper the these, the was a legal paper around the problems with facial rest of the recognition software and solving crimes out of a i think it was our way, my mary college legal college actually. and it was a whole discussion about how there could be problems, you know, legally with miss identification. i know, so i think to me as well, i move sites and ethics don't necessarily go hand in hand. i'm, do you have any concerns? right now, m kay, about what might be happened scientifically with research into, to hold on as you, you could be a subjec

, michael dies in 1925 and he take the deyoung name with him. the real name. they anglicized it. because is only charles died in a shing accident in 19. named after michael's brother. it's a tragic family. michael has several daughters and his daughter, constance, she marries well. they all married well, marrying into banking families and other prominent delays in his daughter named -- married into the hibernia banking fortune. which here you go, there is patricia hearst at the sin q in 1974 and they are robbing the bank on noriega street in san francisco. when patty hearst robs the bank, she is carrying on the violent newspaper feuds of the previous century without even knowing. you want my two cents on patricia hearst, she was beaten and kidnapped from c berkeley in 1974 by the liberation army that was a splinter liberation group, kind of a revolutionary group so below the radar after the black panthers and other leftist after can american revolutionary groups at the time, of which there are several, she's held in a closet in daly city and later a closet in s

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