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-d's mommy we must 1st reconstruct the timeline of a history spanning over 3500 years of the history of ancient egypt protein angio made egyptologist. gives us an overview of this incredible civilization. got 7000 to 5000 years ago when the pyramids were built it was what we call the old kingdom docks deducts it was the great time when they made the pyramids of khufu and kothari the ones we all know. around 3500 years ago during the middle kingdom they made pyramids with brick and covered with stone that if you have then you around 2500 to 3000 years ago was the new can you live a little bit up you. have an exhaust plus all called alexander the great came in $332.00 b.c.e. and after his rule for 3 centuries there was ptolemy cleopatra arsenault in these greek and macedonian pharaohs as it is a ship never lived around 1300 b.c.e. . and will jump some 3300 years into the past to egypt's new kingdom to try to shed light on the fact. nothing t. t. was born in looks are known in antiquity as thieves back then it was the egyptian capital so it's a. this legendary city on the nile that khlo

that's mommy. belly. >> we had aspirations of getting married right after -- you know, when she came home from the hospital. we were looking forward to that, too, and getting a new home and starting our family, moving in, living happily ever after. it was cut short. >> when you go to give birth, as a woman of color, you should not be four times more likely to die than our white counterparts. that is absurd. but because we are treated differently, that's where the bad outcomes come from. in my private practice, i provide doula care. so i'm able to see the very stark differences between the treatment of women of color and in white women. we are treated very different. and when i say different, i don't just mean like, oh, i'm not coming into your room to see you. i come into your room and disrespect you, don't speak to you like you understand what i'm saying. i've had clients' information shared in hallways. i've had clients who have been left alone and no one came to check on them. so it's not just a

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not due to his age. >> when you weath-- when did da hurt mommy, how do we know daddy didn't hurt mommy'sand make her cry? that doesn't mean he killed her. >> the defense reminded the jury there was no forensic evidence linking mike to his wife's death. his attorneys said it was a bad police investigation, overly focused on the husband and one that ignored critical evidence. for example, there was this letter received by authorities in 1996. >> three years after she went missing, an anonymous letter was sent saying the body is buried in the back yard. >> so as a result of that anonymous letter, i do that come back and look? >> they don't. they don't. that is the problem. >> attorney tom falla suggested maybe that letter was sent by the real killer. >> i mean, the theory of defense was that she was killed somewhere else and then somebody else came and buried the body. >> to point the blame at the husband? >> yeah. >> the last witness called by the defense was to everyone's surprise mike haim himself. after 26 years in the bonnie haim case, it would boil down to jurors believing either fath

- and i think it's because-- - mommy? - i think it's because-- - mommy?dy, can mommy please just have two minutes to cry in a closet? - again? - i think it's because, as american women, ruth is a big reason why we've made it this far. long before she got to spend 27 years in the middle of this comb-over sandwich, rbg was already changing the world for women. in 1972, she cofounded the aclu's women's rights project. there, alongside pioneers like dorothy kenyon and pauli murray, she spent years carefully laying the groundwork to force u.s. law to acknowledge something radical. women are, like, full-on people. - nobody in our country did more for the advancement of women in terms of women's equality. - justice ruth bader ginsburg devoted her life to fight for equal justice. - she's an american icon. she was a huge glass ceiling breaker for all women. - i would like to show my granddaughters that the equal citizenship stature of men and women is a fundamental human right. - ruth argued six cases before the supreme court and won five of them, and that wasn't

i cannot ns principal wife and some say mother of one of the most famous pharaohs pluton car moved mommy has never conclusively been found so the search for her has become a holy grail for egyptologists and thieves the most contradictory fairest. of all if you found out that this folly is actually there for it was a big dollar that our research took to get it all the samples they studied still contains d.n.a. which i find surprising for the children it was a very royal city of sorts certain never to be lived here. all the proportions of her face are perfect she's probably the perfect form of. a team of experts follow the traces of never t.t. to understand how and where she died and why they see gyptian queen has become so legendary. antonio fischetti a doctor of physics and science reporter will conduct research in europe while egypt ologist protein latonya dissolve and science writers. will travel across egypt in search of never t.t. . to find out want became of nafta t.d.'s mommy we must 1st reconstruct the timeline of a history spanning over 3500 years the history of ancient egypt pro

. >> i tell them, if i don't have a job, if mommy's not working, mommy cannot bring food to the table reporter: 1.4 million people people live in the live in the bronx, almost all of them black or latino. this covid economy has hit minority communities especially hard. the bronx unemployment rate: almost 19%. kszarro now relies on food inspect may, banks. in may, her grandfather, also her baby-sitter, died from covid. a home heat afford to hire a sitter, so pizarro had to quit her job as a home health aide. >> my son's birthday is this week on the 24th. i can't even buy him a birthday cake. >> good morning. >> reporter: this is the houston food bank. in three hours, it fed more than 2,000 households, many of them minority families. sergio escamilla has eight children. >> i'm struggling, i need more food for my kids since they're not going to school right now. >> reporter: during the pandemic, half of new york city parents report skipping or skimping on meals. pizarro has $45 left to her name. >> i want my life back. >> reporter: but she'd set look at you! >> reporter: but she'd settle

okay, so mommy's going to work, mommy's going to work.e really deep this my eyes and he goes, mommy? are you going to work at the library? >> jimmy: why does he think that? no idea? >> your guess is as good as mine. we went with it. and i was like, yes. yes, mommy is going to work at the library. so he thinks i'm a librarian, which is a form of storytelling, so we're going with that till further notice. >> jimmy: are the kids dressing up for halloween or are you going to skip it this we're? what are they going as? >> no, we're going to dress up. we've got a small socially distanced plan, socially distanced idea. sorry, i don't know what it is about you, i can't talk in front of you. >> jimmy: really? >> it's so embarrassing. i've always had this thing. i get butterflies. like my anxiety door is closed and i can't get the words out. you have to excuse me. >> jimmy: i bring out the worst in people. [ laughter ] it's one of my qualities. >> i just -- i don't know what it is. i think it's because i admire you so much. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm sure

, mommy, take me home. it would've said mommy, please, i can't take it. but me, i viewed it as a challenge. what it is is, we are exposing some real garbage. these tech companies are very dangerous, because they refused to allow even "the new york post" which deserves tremendous credit. they caught biden in a scandal the likes of which we haven't seen. the second worst in the history of our country. the first worst was when they spied on the president of the united states and tried to take him down. they spied and they got caught. let's see what happens. let's see what happens. this could be leading into the first. you know, this is a grave, grave problem. but you are lucky on your president. you are so lucky, you are so lucky. [cheers and applause] i always tell our great first lady, darling, you are so lucky i took you on this wonderful journey. we get hammered by these fake people. we get hammered every day. i say, darling, you are so lucky i took you on this journey. but they do love michelle obama. the

. >>> what meeting did connie's mommy have to go to?d addiction, death and homelessness. now sesame street is taking on racism. their tv special the power of we wants to help define the issue for younger viewers and show them how it can be hurtful. it urges children to speak up if they experience racism or see it happen. the special, composed of skits and songs, will air on the pbs streaming channel, pbs kids and hbo max next thursday. >>> when the los angeles lakers hit the court tonight, trying to clinch their 17th nba championship, they'll again be wearing their black mamba jerseys in honor of kobe bryant who designed the alternate jerseys. his nickname was black mamba. the lakers wore the special jerseys last friday when they beat the miami heat in game two of the championship series. bryant was killed along with his daughter and seven others in a helicopter crash in january. >>> and britain's prince william is launching the biggest environmental prize ever to find solutions to some of the world's toughest climate problems. earth sh

go home to mommy! go home. bye! go home to mommy!eators to persuade more young people to register to vote. hey, benedict donald. so we're kicking you out in 86 days... maya collaborates with one of these initiatives. raps: got my snacks, lunch is packed, ready for the attack. 86 days left until we 86 you... tok the vote is a tiktok account that creates content persuading gen z to register to vote. now, let's all vote and help him brighten up our starless night. i don't know specifically how many people, like, gen z that i have, like, registered to vote, but i know, like, 8,000 people have clicked the link in my bio that takes them to register to vote. so speaking to gen z where they are is probably the best way to get them engaged in politics and just getting them registered to vote. tomorrow is the first presidential debate! maya's success with her politically—charged videos has not gone unnoticed by some big hitters on the campaign trail, who want to use her online presence to garner more votes. i've been working with bigtent creat

. ♪ mommy shark >> cut it. kill it. time for "weird science now." we're kicking it off with mars.ark"! stop! torture. they're getting me back in the control room right now. so mars is closer to earth in october than it will be for another 15 years, mona. >> wow. so you're saying if we wanted to jump ship, now is the time to do it. >> okay. yeah. mars is right there in your reach. >> the red planet is going to make its closest approach to earth, sorry that was yesterday, at 10:18 a.m. october 6th. >> it won't be that close again until 2035. >> one day at a time. >> i hope we're all here to see it. >> one day at a time. >> yeah. >>> speaking of sharks, how ntn now. >> right? editorial note. researchers working off the waters in nova scotia canada found this huge >> big old shark. >> giant great white shark. >> 1606 kilograms. how much is that in pounds? i did that math so fast in my head. it was almost like a voice said it in my ear. >> hey, mona, also in this "weird science" if your man has a deep sexy voice, hey baby. >> girl, he gonna cheat on you. this is science, y'all. this is

." >> love you, mommy. >> across the spectrum of love. is there anything more precious than a mother for a daughter ♪ ♪ you are my sunshine, my only sunshine." >> our story is about the maternal tie that endures from generation to generation. it begins in a military town near the mexican border. dell rio, texas. a small city anchored by the lockd lynn air force base. she wasr an easy going child. >> carla, when she was young she was calm. she would sing all the time ♪ let me see ♪ >> whenever she was out with her friends. >> rosanna flores was one of those friends. >> what was it about carla, you wanted to be her friend? >> herer smile, her voice. her really big heart. she never saw any bad in anyone. >> her friends say it wasn't all about singing. >> we would go to the local bar here and sing and dance. >> they say the dancing could literally happen anywhere. that's carlyn. >> fun times in the walmart parking lot. >> only in a small city, right? she went to college in del rio. started in nursing and transferred to criminal justice. nothi

out keep this but i'll bet all the ways on the stand around social media mommies you are those who would dislike you you know that morning dislike me more using more to be to me more to fall for. who. takes us to the house where he grew up and where his mother and siblings still live. it is. don't you want to know how do load. my fun. margret oh yeah. there's this morocco for instance. and you can just. france not. that. small. quiet time i came. to. before i left. and i think the comments was more you know so there's more time you don't view. those 2 got to be kept. a. bit as dinner percy shows as his room. because my room the people. i mean it. is of course you know i believe in god. to be in front of my doors or whatever. that's there and my sound system i want to. know and i'll be using it i used to whenever i wanted to do is did you. say i don't like to do too but i like to be instrumental then be seeing about what we did what i want to be in my skills more. making and i. got told. that look. all over. the. shared. chair it's the. new thing. to change. is that. i love. the afternoon

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actually, somebody made the comment to me, we are not going to invite you because you are off doing mommy duty. >> reporter: did you ever talk to superiors in the company and say, look, i'm struggling here. can you give me some relief? >> i did. and the response was, you have to do these things or your career is in jeopardy and to had me that felt like a threat. >> reporter: she finally resigned. you couldn't struggle anymore? >> yeah, and it killed me, i worked there for ten years and i busted my butt to get there. i was bitter, i was angry. >> reporter: she was able to find a similar salary, but not everyone is so lucky. >> i am still unemployed and i have been looking every single week. >> reporter: the san diego insurance company where thisas switched to work at home just as her 1 and 4-year-old preschool shut down. her husband is an essential worker gone all day. she said her manager immediately that laid down the law. >> he right away would say, i do not want to hear the kids on client calls. >> reporter: didn't want to hear them. >> didn't want to hear them on client calls or see t

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mommy, so what is it that you do? i'm a financial advisor. she is! aig proudly supports all the professionals taking care of our financial futures. >>> bullish calls today on growth stocks. what else is new including amazon getting a new street high price target what else is new there >> a couple of names we mentioned in the show. let's start with amazon raising its price target to now a street high, 4500 bucks rating stays at a buy. analysts argue that most of the parts valuation for amazon are incorrect saying it should be aws in everything else because things like retail business, subscriptions and advertising are too intraconnected it's still up 72% this year. you could say it's up about 1.5% right now the citi is upgrading workday. analysts continue to see growth potential from newer cloud financial offerings and core enterprise business. you can see that stock is up almost 2%. snow flake getting a 250 price target it's only been public about two weeks now. while analysts see revenue growth between 117% in the near term and 50% through 2023, the

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mommy, so what is it that you do? i'm a financial advisor. she is! aig proudly supports all the professionals taking care of our financial futures. >>> dow turns negative 38 minutes left of trade. boeing announcing new cost cutting moves surrounding the dream liner production amid a big blow to aircraft demand that we've been seeing this year. phil lebeau with the details >> you know, sara, for several years, boeing built the dream liner. some in the seattle area some in south carolina going forward, they're all going to be built in charleston south carolina once the move is completed, which is expected to be by the middle of next year, they'll consolidate production down in north charleston they have a little under 7,000 workers in south carolina. that means the end of the production in seattle. washington's governor not happy about this remember, just a few years ago they gave a bunch of tax incentives to boeing in order to say, hey, look, we want you to stay here. we want you to invest in the seattle area he says it's going to cost them potentiall

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mommy, so what is it that you do? i'm a financial advisor. she is!rts all the professionals taking care of our financial futures. ♪ ♪ lou: a a lot of fallout from this week's presidential debate, and some of it peculiar, indeed. a lot of concern about the president's denonessuation of hate -- denunciation of hate groups. the league of united latin american citizens claim president trump has not condemned white supremacy. these groups, like a number of extraordinarily exorcised journalists, really should know better about the president's record, his white house, the public record. president trump has often denounced hate groups. here's how he addressed it four years ago. >> what are your views on the ku klux klan and white spectrums? >> -- supremacistsesome. >> i totally disavow the ku klux klan, i totally disavow david duke. i've been doing this now for two weeks. you're probably about the 18 isth person that's asked me the question. it was very clear -- [cheers and applause] that question was also talked about in the form of groups. which groups are

mommy, so what is it that you do? i'm a financial advisor. she is!ssionals taking care of our financial futures. ♪. melissa: in an effort to contain coronavirus outbreakses multiple colleges are already canceling spring break. what a bummer. let's go back to ashley webster for details on this story. ashley. ashley: bummer indeed, melissa. florida state said it is canceling spring break to keep students own campus. the college says the first three days of the spring semester will be conducted remotely. in a letter to students, faculty and staff, fsu's provost explains the university continues its efforts to mitigate the spread of covid-19. we believe these adjustment will reduce the potential for members of the campus community to return to tallahassee with the virus after traveling during spring break. okay. meanwhile the university of denver has suspended 38 student athletes from the mens women and swimming and diving team. activities, they have been banned from activities. they face possible suspension of the school for violating its safety protoco

my actual mommy was there too. and i believe my dad was looking down on us with father god. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> we got a call afterwards from daddy, which is my nickname for the president. so i put him on speaker and me, my wife, mother, mommy, dad, and father god listened to daddy talk about how great he was. >> jimmy: well, that sounds confusing is what it sounds like. >> it was very confusing. ended beautifully with me and mother lying in our twin beds six feet apart. >> jimmy: for social distancing? >> no, no. the six feet are to leave room for the lord. real americans, jimmy, don't live like you godless caligulans in holly-weird, sharing a futon with george and a-maul clooney. >> jimmy: it's amal. >> you say amal, i say amal. i say annal, you say, i believe, anal. >> jimmy: let's stay on the subject. the debate was important. as of right now, you and the president are not polling well, particularly with african-american voters. >> wrong, jim-bo, wrong. we actually just received some major, major endorsement

mommy, so what is it that you do? i'm a financial advisor. she is! aig proudly supports all the professionals taking care of our financial futures. cheryl: we have just learned that house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin did speak over the phone in the last two hours, trying to hammer out another coronavirus stimulus plan. negotiations are set to continue this afternoon as trillions of dollars of relief is hanging in the balance. blake burman at the white house with all the latest. blake, what have you heard? reporter: activity, conversations certainly a good thing if you want to view it that way. the conversation between nancy pelosi and steve mnuchin today, we are told about 50 minutes in length according to speaker pelosi's office. they are also saying, a source also telling me as well the conversations between the two are expected to continue this afternoon. this was the readout from speaker pelosi's office after the first phone call earlier today. quote, speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin spoke by phone today at 1:00.

, mommy, take me home, please. >> joining me now is trump campaign senior adviser corey lewandowski. corey, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning, chuck. >> let me start with what's happening with the vice president. the there are now reports there are a third staffer that has tested positive. we know his chief of staff tested positive. one of his senior political aides. let me ask you this, corey, is the vice president going to self-quarantine? i know as head of the task force, the guidelines that are issued like this indicate you need to self-quarantine. is the vice president going to self-quarantine because of the amount of interaction he's had, particularly with his chief of staff marc short? >> i have not spoken to the vice president or his team in the last 24 hours, chuck, so i couldn't answer that. but i am sure the vice president will take all of the precautions necessary, very similar. [ no audio ] >> we have lost corey lewandowski's audio, so we are actually going to -- i'm going to turn to the biden campaign. we're going to see if we can get that audio back. bu

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anybody out there would have been in a corner right now, thumb in mouth saying mommy, take me home, mommy go home. it's great. do you know why it's great? no one has ever done what we have done. they flood your communities with criminal aliens, drugs and crime while they live behind beautiful gated communities. they try to take away your guns while they enjoy private security, fully armed, by the way. how about bloomberg -- he's fighting guns and he's got five guys around him with guns. they support crippling lock downs while their industry remains totally exempt. it's time to send a message to these wealthy hypocrites in washington and silicon valley, show them the american people are in charge by delivering their candidate, sleepy joe biden, who shouldn't even be their candidate, he should have lost because elizabeth pocahontas warren, if she would have dropped out the day before super tuesday, joe would have lost every single state to crazy bernie, it's a very simple business. we have to show them a thundering defeat on november 3. [cheering and applause] and if i don't sound like a ty