patricia was taken here to the esma death camp.camps to mothers kept alive only long enough to give birth before being killed. in a systematic campaign, their stolen babies were then given to childless military couples. back then, bob simon spoke to patricia's friend and fellow prisoner, miriam lewin, yes, the same investigative journalist who discovered the death plane. >> why did they keep the babies arrive? >> maybe they thought of it as an act of humanity. >> an act of humanity, to take children away from the people they labeled enemies of the state and raised them as patriots. save the baby from the -- >> subversive germ of the babies' parents and grandparents? >> that's right. >> reporter: she remembered patricia in the brief moments after her baby was born, before he was taken away. he was a beautiful and healthy baby boy, almost blonde. and she told me, his name is going to be rodolfo. and she was smiling. >> patricia roisinblit was never seen again. nor was her husband. her mother, rosa, spent years searching police statio

patricia worries once the city closes the great highway, it'll be even harder to leave her home. >> if i tried to cross the street, i can't run out of the way. it makes it very dangerous. you know, you have heavy traffic, you're going to have more accidents. >> reporter: she believes closing down the four-lane street will push more cars on her street. >> i counted. one day it was 700 cars in an hour going by my house. >> reporter: a neighbor on the lower great highway shared this surveillance video from about ten days ago. a car sideswiping his truck and this footage 2021 of a vehicle flipping over and hitting that same truck. the neighbor says a total of four crashes involving that truck in a few years. that's why they worry about safety. >> the supervisor and the mayor are working to quickly implement various traffic improouchlt changes in the area to try to keep the road safe. >> reporter: it should also slow down cars, and some neighbors say they haven't seen a big traffic increase. >> i live on lower great highway. the traffic is minor, even on weekends when it is a park. so we're

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and it doesn't surprise me so much in person, because for grace extent, the, or patricia stablish much as most with the american bar. and of course, the subordinate wrote, it was somewhat surprised me. the french have done this to such an extent. so, you know, they just were not thinking, they spent the unity, the 1st trump administration, basically just waiting and praying. so democrats to came to come back, they came back, they would say the delights here, that they subordinate themselves completely to biden's agenda and ukraine on until you know, months, in some cases, literally weeks before the last election. many of them refused to believe that trump could be re elected and they was so frank and of that because of course they, they don't want to think seriously about, you know, having to defend themselves, draw up plans for them and security. they're just not used to it. and i mean to be fab of coal, some as well. 2 things we won, as we saw with the stallman speech and bottom, and this is going to take a lot more money that they don't have. they didn't want to think about that thi

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patricia williams we such an exciting lineup of in-person events this season, so please check us out at harvard icon slash events for more information on what we have in the works. tonight's event will conclude with some time for questions followed by book signing here at this table to ask question, just raise your hand during the portion and our speaker will call on you. i'd like to know that c-span is filming tonight's event because of that, you ask a question, they will be lowering boom. mike just out of frame your head. so don't be frightened by that and if you have not already, you can find a copy of bright circle at the registers in the next room. and as always, thank you for buying books from harvard bookstore. your purchases, support events like this and help to ensure the future of a local union bookstore. as we continue our series. and now i am so pleased to introduce tonight's speaker randall fuller is the herman melville distinguished professor, the university of kansas. his books include amazon's ghosts, literature, politics and the making of american tastes from battlef

patricia eric worries once the city permanently closes the great highway, it will be even harder to leave> if i tried to cross the street, i can't run out of the way. it makes it very dangerous. you know, it's just, you have heavy traffic, you're going to have more accidents. >> reporter: she believes closing down the four-lane street will push more cars on to her street, which runs right next to the great highway. >> i counted cars one day. it was 700 cars in an hour. going by my house. >> reporter: a neighbor on the lower great highway shared the surveillance video from about ten days ago. a car sideswiping his truck. and this footage from 2021 of a vehicle flipping over and hitting that same truck. the neighbor says a total of four crashes in a few years. that's why they worry about more cars. >> the supervisor and the payor are working to quickly implement various traffic improvement changes in the area. >> reporter: supporters of the park say the speed bumps on the lower grade highway should also slow down cars. >> i live on lower grade highway. the traffic is really minor, even on w

then, of course, there's, well, patricia brannigan, a real minx.'d use her feminine wiles to seduce and poison the on-duty guard. and then rounding out the team, a faithful dog. that's right. [ light laughter ] you send him in the museum when the coast was clear to snatch the painting with his teeth and rush out. that's how i got this beauty. [ laughter ] [ applause ] should have thought that one out a little more, rusty. back in my day, progresso wasn't offering chicken noodle soup flavored lozenges. cough-a-doodle-doo. back in my day, if you wanted a lozenge that tasted disgusting, you just had a regular normal lozenge. the way it worked was the taste in your mouth was so bad, you just forgot how much your throat hurt. another one that played hot in the room, rust. [ laughter ] [ barking ] it's like an inverted graph. everything they were excited about is eating you know what. [ barking ] yep. back in my day there wasn't some kind of water damage in the ceiling of my bathroom. sorry. wait a minute. what's this? hey, ben, there's no water damage i

i'm getting ready to go, patricia, but but i it. some of the things that you said really resonated. so my mother is was was brown versus board of my mother and linda brown attended school. and i remember her the first time i had to write a report about it. i interviewed my grandmother and she talked about that. the fact the parents really just to make sure that their children had access to updated textbook books. and so when i think about even of retired from city schools after 30 years and now i'm working in the mayor's but even through the pandemic, at the time i was the executive director of special education, a student support services, and i thought about equity access and brown versus board of it. and what does that like in the digital age for all of our students to include those with disabilities, because they're still seen to be lack of a better term digital divide for for families of who have disabilities and adults who have disabilities. so can you talk a little bit about that. i'm going to go get your book, but i don't know if you talk about that in your book. yeah, no, t

." >> the woman on the phone, patricia montoya.rive in 1995 like it happened yesterday. >> there's a man standing in the middle of the road with a flasher. we pulled over, and he told us that there was an accident, that they had a flat and his wife got stuck under the car. we could see, you know, some legs coming out from the bottom of the car. we all got out of the truck, and we got her out of the car, from underneath the car, and we were gently turning her over because she was on her stomach. we were doing the cpr, and her husband came over and he started screaming at us. "don't touch her. leave her alone." you could hear the sirens coming. and that's when the guys started asking him, "well, how did she get underneath that car?" and when he heard the sirens coming, the look on his face was, like, in a panic, more of a panic instead of gladness, you know, that there's help coming for my wife. it was creepier than ever. there's no way that that was an accident. >> could the jeep have fallen off the jack accidentally? >> let's try t