. >> amanda -- >> mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy. >> both mother and daughter traumatized in their own ways by a callous captor. >> understand? >> i understand. >> their stories are intertwined. amanda -- >> my head is pulled back, and there was a serrated knife. >> it and her mother, lorinda stewart. did you keep it together? >> i did. i had to be strong for her. >> driven by strength, courage, and endurance, these women would not only survive this ordeal, but their determination in a completely new chapter of their story would ultimately lead them to triumph over one of the men who had terrorized them so brutally, and it would take an elaborate international sting. it sound like something out of a movie. >> it does. we refer to the operation as "the hail mary play." >> but before all of that, this story begins in a small town in western canada where a young woman named amanda lindout yearned for a world beyond her hometown. >> one constant is i wanted to be a world traveler and go to every country in the world. >> she began realizing her dreams in the '90s. at 19 she was of

- and i think it's because-- - mommy? - i think it's because-- - mommy?n 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 easy.

really scared me was when i asked her why are you shocked that your friend agrees with us because, mommy, she is black. so what does that tell you? that you are making our children believe that because of a person's skin color they can't have their own thoughts, they can't succeed? they can't achieve? so, you -- they are the racist. they are defining people by color. and keeping them down and not allowing people to thrive in life in this great land of ours. ainsley: that's right, we are all americans. at that time anna, we have got leave it there thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: we did reach out to caramel central school district in new york for comment but we

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. >> can you say super mommy? super mommy, yeah. >> what an amazing moments. that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other. good night chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get 0% financing for 72 months on select popular chevy suvs. or, get 10% of msrp cash back on most 2021 equinox models. >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, an alarming trend both here in the bay area and across the united states. neighborhoods are getting more segregated. >> where you live determines where your children go to school. it determines whether you're close to a job or have to commute far. >> we're digging into why and having a conversation about what we can do about it. and clearing up the confusion. the move in the south bay to clarify the n

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mommy, you don't have legs -- you know, she wants to learn to ride her bike, and she wants me to teach her. i'm a little bit more patient than my husband -- [laughter] but i can't run alongside her and if push her book. she's, like, why couldn't somebody else's mommy or daddy have gone to iraq and lost their legs, why did it have to be you? i wanted to be up front about it, to hoe america is worth it -- to show america is worth it. and it began with me growing up as an american in southeast asia and and if understanding what a privilege it was. i said i was an american, but i could leave war-torn countries when i wanted to because i had that american passport. and a lot of other children could not because they had been abandoned by their fathers the way i had not been abandoned by mine. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit our web site, booktv.org, and click on the "after words" tab to find this and all previous episodes. >> here's look at some books being published this week. the outhighier -- outlier, kai byrd re-examines the carter presidency. the first black female ceo of a

then i go and get neil's, the mommy that tells me what to do. like now, she's told me to get the bicycle. so now this bike is like a horse, come our me and i got the way if we did so that we do good. that's what those are very big to the. but for the kids is about more than acting. the neighborhood doesn't have many youth clubs or other activities on the when i come here, i'm not lazy and we have each other a lot. and i like the group because there are lots of gifts here and i'm not on my own. and i think if one of us makes it, will all become serious in our who would that lots of bad things going on. there's lots of biases that they can fall prey to out there on the street. it's dangerous. we started this group to at least keep the kids safe and busy. i'm out. yeah, that's not what trending topics haven't just hone the kids why skills and creativity . they've also been tackling global issues like the black lives matter movement and the corona virus pandemic. one step please. someone to much legal saw, you know, they do the another group of youn

many houses destroyed by heavy artillery fires set by me and mommy and a lot of people are concerned that what they're saying now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 1990 is when they conduct to the policy of sports or thing the car, ready out of their homes, burning everything behind them and forcing them across the border into thailand. the news from london still ahead boldly going where no chinese astronaut has been before the 3 men now in residence, in the country's 1st space station. and after another's numbers, kasicoda euro 2020 boxes tell player to respect the sponsors that's coming up with foreign ah hello. there are clear skies and sunshine continue to dominate for central and north eastern areas of europe as we move towards the weekend. but for the west, it's still a very wet picture, the heat is still there, but that rash of histones continues running from portugal into spain, france as well, and the british, i'll see some of that wet weather. we see a flash flooding in madrid. we could see more where those thunder re downpours tend to be heavier and last longer. but

they're saying now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 990 is when they conduct to the policy of sports or thing. the car running out of their homes, burning everything behind them, forcing them across the border into thailand. the indian state of asylum is on an eviction drive. clearing government land of what it calls encroaches. more than a 100 families have lost their homes the past month. most of the muslim farms, hindu nationalist government says it's protecting people from illegal migrants from neighboring bangladesh. but families say the indian citizens being targeted for their faith. elizabeth problem has more as it than and his daughter amena. pick up the pieces of the tin shack that was the whole him until 10 days ago. they collect the bags of ginger, which he used to farm on a small piece of land, as it then takes a moment to reflect before leaving the shack. an indian ne, in awesome state. his family is now staying and ta, poland, tense with others whose homes were demolished by government, bulldozers, mizzi monday. know what of why so we have been here for so long a

we're seeing now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 990 s. when they conduct to the policy of sports, forcing the car, running out of their homes, burning everything behind them, and posting them across the border into thailand. a goalkeeper for me, most national team has refused to fly home off to playing in a football tournament in japan during a match. last month i raised a 3 finger protest salute against military coup. he says he won't go back until the pony the ang since she returns to pass the street became a resistance symbol during protests, against to take over. well, the 800 demonstrators have since been killed and thousands wounded in a military crackdown. got the negro hutchins on may 21st immigration services agency of japan approval. people from min more in japan can stay longer and we're here as an emergency measure for those concerned about the current situation in march. with regards to the football player, we will take appropriate measures by taking his wishes into account. well, the south korean island of jazz you is to sta

what they're saying now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 1990 s. when they conduct to the policy of sports for thing, the car, ready out of their homes, burning everything behind them and forcing them across the border to thailand. the army in nepal is using helicopters to rescue people stranded by flash flooding in the foothills of the himalayas. at least one person has died and 7 is still missing out a rivers bus that bangs falling 3 days of monsoon, rain st. miss robbie has will the monsoon comes to nepal every year. farmers rely on heavy rains to revitalize rivers and their crops. but no flush floods and landslides made worse due to the loose soil from past earthquake for people living in the foothills of the himalayas. the perils of the wet season have only just begun yet to think about making a new start. all the riches that we are in lie in that house which is now covered in mud. and it's not, it's usable. we don't have anything. now, not a thought about way to go and how to go. soldiers have been air listed in and have rescued dozens of peo

and a lot of people are concerned that well, the thing now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 990 s when they conduct to the policy of sports. for thing, the car running out of their homes, burning everything behind them and posting them across the border into thailand. 30 countries have agreed to provide aid to lebanon's military to pay soldiers wages and prevent its collapse. a currency crash has wiped out much of the value of their salaries. it comes amid worsening economic and political crisis. on thursday, business is close across the country as part of a general strike, calling for the government to do more to help currents. he's been in freefall for months. another one's been without a fully functioning governance since august. so i mean, aiden is director of the levant institute for strategic affairs. he says agencies must change the way they deliver the 811 on. yeah, and the only way to go out and t this money to the cheese and all the poor people is to ensure that this money is to be transferred in cash. and you as dollars or for an because that even ease found is lo

many houses destroyed by heavy artillery fires set by me and mommy and a lot of people are concerned that what they're saying now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 1990 is when they conduct to the policy of sports for thing the car, ready out of their homes, burning everything behind them, and forcing them across the border into thailand. woven 700000, bring your children across asia, a severe discrimination and denial of basic rights. not finding of a report by said the children to mark world refugee day. it says many wrangler children are denied access to education and legal protection. and this can expose them to abuse, trafficking, child labor, and child marriage. it says most i can get children with outside the home country of me in law, many in refugee camps in bangladesh, some children. so charity work because they're afraid to leave camps a fear of being deported as so called illegal immigrants last bloom. chris stays the asia humanitarian policy and advocacy managers to save the children. he's also involved in writing that report enjoys me now via skype from bangkok.

and a lot of people are concerned that what they're saying now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 1990 is when they conduct to the policy of sports for thing, the car, ready out of their homes, burning everything behind them and forcing them across the border into thailand. preliminary findings into the causes of a deadly subway glance. in mexico city. last month places blame on structural deficiencies, investigator, se poll wells, not enough studs and defective concrete calls. the elevated platform to collapse, to subway. cars are brought down on may. the 3rd calling 26 people. now the government has defended how the line was built and is calling for a broader inquiry that includes supervision and maintenance work. a car bomb inside the colombian military base is injured to 36 people, 3 of them critically. the government suspects countries largest army group was behind the attack. it happened in computer town, bouldering, venezuela, and went several criminal groups operate drug trafficking roots, alessandro, p s. he has more from bug at all 3. this is the moment, the 2nd 2 ca

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many houses destroyed by heavy artillery, 4 or 5 set by me on mommy. and a lot of people are concerned that well, the thing now is a repeat of what the mommy did in the 1990 s. when they conduct to the policy of sports for the thing, the car, ready out of their homes, burning everything behind them and posting them across the border into thailand, zambia founding president kenneth county has died at the age of 97. he left the country for nearly 30 years from independence and helped other african nations threw off the shackles of colonialism. matessa as more on his long life in politics . it was 1954, zambia gaines independence from britain for many who were there. it was the time for new beginnings. people had high expectations from zambia, the 1st president kenneth calendar. it was an exciting time as one by one liberation movements in africa, gained independence from the colonial masters colon the rules ambia for nearly 3 decades in what was effectively a one party state. as life got tougher for the poor. many became frustrated and angry. some blamed

mommy will stay here, do it for mommy. please, i need to help daddy. kay saw the neighbor's door open, and ran in. he knew she was safe, one family member taking care. of now kay we're on a mission to save joe. she would not leave him behind, no matter what the risk. >> and then, iran back into a burning house? >> yes, iran back in there. and when i saw joe, it was so hard to pick him up. i remember so many wounds, so much damage to his body, i could not even think anymore. >> kay managed to drag joe out of the burning house, on to the patio. she held out hope that while joe was badly injured, he was still alive. paramedics arrived but there was nothing that they could do for joe morrissey. kay's beloved husband was gone, at the age of only 46. >> that was the last time i saw him. >> you saved yourself? you saved your son? >> but i did not save joe. i just couldn't. it was the most horrible thing to ever happen to me, to learn he was dead. >> it was a heartbreaking story. one that police came to believe. they cleared kay. >> we found no evidence to sup

ancestors alone that we had lost maybe the time of the impact to they did village this is my cousin, mommy. and she spent the last 3 years and i kept too busy and was liberated just 15 days ago in the we'd be landing in the area struggling the borders between iraq, syria and turkey. the original homeland of the cds from abuse then to cardio camp in the kurdish region of northern iraq. our route would also take us past mosul, the former stronghold of cardia is a reception camp in the middle of the countryside makes of tents and buildings for close 213000 survivors of genocide. almost all of those cds who were liberated from i s came here and i hello. are you? fine. right after entering the camp. national needs her cousin safe. martin? megan, i'm, i don't cry. i don't be sad. it's okay. let me know when was the last time you saw him 3 years ago the after we were captured by i yes, we will imprison together antenna affairs for 4 weeks. i will not. but after that i didn't see him again. this way. oh, national still haunted by images of the war. the memories of august 2014, when i as troops aro

they know mommy was a young parent and so i tell them we are helping young parents go to college andnow we are helping parents of any age pursuing a postsecondary credential to get their degree, and we are helping families. i can tell you my kids love coming to the event and coming to my office. there are always toys and fun things to do. but yes i'm very open with them about that because i think it's important for them to know what mommy does and how it connects to my own journey and to know that these folks are deserving and worthy of the support to provide for those that missed that earlier congratulations again on the book and all the amazing work you've been doing it generation hope. i can't thank you enough for this evening and being a part of it and being a supporter thank you for everything. we appreciate you. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> which will be a part of one of america's largest independent publishers in the atlantic. the author of hunger and the bad feminist plans to published three books a year that will include fiction and nonfiction. she will also be accepting submissions for author

i knew mommy was on tv a lot. it was mom. there was jackie collins. >> jackie collins. >> there are people who are wonderful writers. i mean people that use the language beautifully and eloquently what is almost the direct opposite of jackie. >> is it exhausting doing research for your book? [ laughter ] >> it was one of the reasons she was so successful. because she could go out there and promote those books and not be embarrassed. >> obviously, she writes a lot about sex. she's putting female sexuality at the center of the world and people lost their minds. >> sexual gymnastics, quite frankly. [ laughter ] >> middle-aged men like me, a terrific complex. >> she changed the way women got to have sex. women got to be selfish in bed thanks to jackie collins. >> my final guest, the world's most prolific writer. >> have to go back to save the world. is he evil? >> what? >> the books that you write, quite frankly. [ laughter ] >> i think there is a place for everybody. i think there is a place for barbara's books and my books and

when i have a feeling that you are of importance in this new society, the work address, the other 2. mommy. let me let you talk about this in mind. if not, i know that's why i was on the paper as well. i mean we've gotten a lot on america going to not to do that. i mean, fema yet. i've seen him on those that are deal murphy, mom, you know, they will have seen him out long for me to come and tell us with our look done. i've been, i did learn. sure. steady. i mean, given the whole hotel on them to fit, have mr. how party come la a low and yellow, cosmetic issue for di didn't want to get him cinema. ah . yeah. not paying for it. we don't have money. ah, before i had it available. now i have almost nothing. i do up from the higher position as efficient. i me what does that matter, stephen? real, call me in my view, we'll ask you more. i mean, i mean if my view might sound good enough in my mom or i'll be in a month at the moment, and then we got going into the next minute, you know this and then the beginning, but gotta look at part of the day in medical municipal i at any my had that if you k

have a feeling that you are of importance in this new society, the work as well as the other to a mommy. let me let you talk about when the mom, if not, i know that's why i was on the bus. well, i mean we've gotten the bought on america going to know that i mean, fema yet. i've seen him on those that are deal murphy, mom, they will have seen him also. and for me to come and share with our loved i've been i did learn. sure. steady i'm and given the have had fell on them to fit high off. that's how much the how to come along and i'm and i get outside military high issue for i don't want to get him cinema. yeah. ah, my work. yeah. not paying for it. we don't have money before i had it available now i have almost nothing. i do up from the higher position louis efficient. i me what the chevy might be, the local me or in my few will. i got my you more, i mean, leave my view. i had my sound get enough in the mom, mom or i'll be in a month or the mom and then we got her going into nice me, you know, there's a ah that be the medical other part of the day in medical municipal any might have that

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listen to mom on in a but i say i feel no mommy is one of the 3rd to management initiative program in our model that fish get all my money for abuse. i'm sure the 3rd bullies haven't even had a shot. and i wanted to kim, on the machine mom, i missed nation mom in terms of the, i'm sure she was the bulb level to the computer for the model. what do i do go through what she and if a homo and we show what they call a different but that all of us that but that is from me soon the the, the that i wanted to know more about it when i get out that humble so i don't know how to get out of i live, but that's kind of odd with them because i don't know what's the loan loanable, gibbs up the phone. don't want them to be my problem vertically. modest though a bit on beyond that, how to get a 2nd mate, this is all this good. quite a bit. and then there is a 1000 bucks i guess, and then bought a couple minute gym shoes. you know, mark mark sounds a good one. it more for me as a son, mother, she gives me the max. not much but up for the one that he wanted to see when they're going to that can when they

sophia is old enough to know that their mommy and daddy are not coming home again. imagine that conversation. a brazen disregard for human life in this country. we had some, certainly not all, but some in the national media that justified looting, rioting, calling them mostly peaceful protests and justifying this unlawful violent behavior. look at the numbers across the board. they're staggering. i wrote about this today for "the hill." new york despite having the largest police force in the country, the murder rate is up 48% compared to prepandemic 2019. if you want to know why eric adams will likely be the next mayor of new york, that's why. law and order. atlanta, murders are up 58% compared to 2020 at this time. then you have the city's mayor, keisha lance bottoms blaming brian kemp saying we reopened earlier so more people in the streets. portland, murders are up not 8, 80% but 800% over last year. seattle, the one-time home of chop, the summer of love, the highest homicide rate. so when republicans take back the house, probably a landslide given the numbers we

got a letter from mommy telling me to come home. cried and cried and cried. >> that's when i found out that she was writing down a lot of things, and i remember she was writing and she said one day i'm going to write a book about all of this and i said, well, i think that's a great idea because what it is really like. >> her ninth book is currently a major best selling book, "hollywood lives". >> would you welcome the lady that rocked beverly hills, jackie collins, yeah. >> i'm an agent. i was a literary agent for jackie collins for about 22 years. it was a very simple formula. she would observe things in life and then translate them into books. i could sometimes pick out the characters in the books who were based on real-life people. >> if i'm lucky enough or unlucky enough to write about and "hollywood wives" is fiction but based very much on fact. people loved that. they would say, i know who that character is! that character is -- it's clint eastwood? no. it's bert reynolds. they know i'm not a little old lady in des moines writ

. >> mommy! i won! mommy, i'm not the mayor of buffalo. not until january but, yeah!india walton. thank you so much for your time. congratulations to you on this historic victory. your opponent will be the first incumbent buffalo mayor to lose since 1961. new york governor andrew cuomo had this to say on brown earlier. >> his campaign strategy, as i understand it, was basically to avoid engaging in a campaign and then you had a very low turnout. we know that combination. we've seen that before. that doesn't work. >> i want to get your thoughts on why you won. i mean, there's going to be a lot of people who will speculate about it as we heard there from the governor giving us his political analysis, but what do you believe the reasons are for your victory? >> i believe we won because we organized. we have a message of care, love and hope that is resonant with working class buffalo. we organized and we won. >> as i noted you would be the country's first socialist mayor in more than 60 years. people like governor cuomo have called your win an anomaly. i want to hear from

. >> she's going to hang tough because the mommies vaccine. >> we are going to take a short break and you will continue to chat with us on facebook live, when we come back we will put ourselves to the test, are we smarter than a two-year-old? i'm afraid the answer may be no. >> today we have the youngest seconds. >>> welcome back, the youngest person ever to be a member of mensa, society for those with the highest iq is a california girl that is two years old. she was accepted into the society recently after testing she had a iq of 146. the world average is 100, u.s. average is 98. so joining us today is mensa member kashe quest and her mother who actually grew up in milpitas. how are you both. >> hi, how are you. >> is so nice to meet you. >> thank you for having us. >> she has some awesome here as well they didn't tell us that. >> thank you. you're the youngest person ever to become a mensa member. do you know who gets to be a mensa member? >> do you know? >> yes. >> tell me. >> who is in mensa? are you in mensa? >> yeah. >> yeah, you are. do you like it? >> yes. okay. for people wh

they give them back to their mommy. the family headed into the night. no words for wear. know, jeff, that a turry baby is called a poult? >> i had no idea. >> the baby turkeys look like ducklings. >> look like chickens. >> yeah, cute, cute. the forecast for tomorrow morning, the big change, and the coastline, spotty areas of drizzle, the afternoons, plenty of sun. the temperatures, might need a jacket here, starting it off and next week, we talked about each too many and quont through all of next week and awesome weather for us. >> all right, thank you, jeff, that will do it for us tonight. hope you enjoyed your memorial day. be safe. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starrin

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mommy was so laughing, though. >> her brother says he got out of the car, to. and he also heard the laughter. or, was it something else? >> what did you hear? >> a, laughing some, -- almost screaming. >> you heard screaming? >> yes. >> yeah? >> tell me, did you hear where they just saying, like screaming noises or something else? >> like, laughing, screaming. >> yeah? >> screaming? what in the world was going on inside ciara the's home while the children waited outside? >> coming up -- >> if you're asking did i think he did it, it was an absolute low. >> a new relationship for jarod a new questions about those interviews with the children. >> those statements had come out later are in my opinion commissioning. >> what do you mean? >> i mean the police are suggesting something from the children to say. >> when dateline continues. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of

she's like, mommy, mommy, mama, come to the window. that's how miss parish learned of the massacre. her 5-year-old daughter was watching what was happening on the streets. so these eyewitness accounts, she would talk about having to flee through the streets, dodging bullets with her daughter in tow and she knew either she would die inside by fire or she'd have to take the chance of running through the streets. it's those eyewitness accounts that we hold dear. and we remember here in tulsa, oklahoma. >> representative goodwin, one thing that has amazed and alarmed me in learning about this is that this was an event almost erased from history for a number of years, not even taught in schools in oklahoma, right, for so many years. and i wonder if you could explain to folks how that happened, right? there's been a reawakening of awareness of this event today, but for so many years, it was swept under the rug. >> so i just want to add layers to what you've said which is absolutely true. there's absolutely a conspiracy of silence because murderers, looters and arsonists were still walking

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