paul crow said he was trying to come for delia and she went back to sleep about 5 minutes later. and it's the same was a fairly mail, and the bbc 0 madison over conversation. why not? she was puerto since and was communicating information about what happened was the bombshell revelation. we heard so much about that and some as door handle and how to man, supposedly, from russian military intelligence, for all the way from russia, using fake passports had this elaborate plan, applied nov itself on the door handle, hold the house where the split paws were staying as or maybe that was just another hans from british police because here's another bombshell from those hearings. actual from, well share of are not captured on see ctv for approximately 15 minutes. well, in the vicinity of chris, the miller road camera coverage did not extend. and so chris, the miller road itself, christy miller road and it's listed as a, is a residential area. so where's police don't have any photo or video evidence placing that man on the street where the house is located. so basically what the courts ha

crowe was the hero. >> loyal servant to the emperor. >> reporter: battling for honor and the roman empire. in the sequel, it's the same empire, but this time irish actor paul mescal is the gladiator, a slave who fights his way to freedom. before the writer even finished the script, scott, who studied art, was busy hand-painting the movie's story boards. >> i'm already thinking images. i'm drawing as he is writing. so when i enter on a set, i've already preplanned every scene. it's very efficient because we did "gladiator" in 51 days. >> reporter: incredible considering the scale and complexity. take the opening attack scene. >> i'm going make three full-scale real ships, on huge industrial building movers. each trolley is about 100 feet long. >> wouldn't need a lawyer. >> reporter: scott may be old school in some ways, but he is thrilled by all the computer generated bells and whistles. when do you add the water? >> afterwards. that's it. >> reporter: and do you love that part? >> i love it! are you kidding? >> reporter: much of this movie is gladiators doing what they do best, fight. in rome 2,000 years ago, which was, frankly, a man's world. but "gladiat

preserve jim crow, and then they tried to ram that through in the lame duck before republicans took over in 19. oh, that's disappointing and also was complicit in, oh, not entirely alice paul in 1973 when she was doing an oral history at berkeley, said she wanted to do with that. but at the time the suffragist, which was republican women, said you know, we should all vote for this. it's almost as good as the other one. so not not a shining moment. a lot of people. oh, but the good news is that just a few months later, we got the unadulterated anthony amendment. and so, you know, i think it's for the institution of congress that's a victory in congress. deserve some credit. so thank you for for coming down here on. i was wondering, in your research, which did you find that wilson daughters played any role in any persuasion during the discussion of, the suffragette amendment, not enough? oh, i think not. for lack of trying the written record, not as extensive as i would have. there are some and there's no question what was going jesse in particular, you know, was she she actually ended up going to alice powell's functions at the national woman's party. you know, the wilson a