the perkins the perkins roll was far greater. she was arguably one of the most important and successful progressive politicians male or female in us history. and that's because national unemployment insurance is only one of perkins's accomplishments. she was also the driving force behind social security. behind the 40 hour work week the ban on child labor the international fire safety code and the national labor relations act which gave workers for the first time the right to organize and form unions. perkins legacy is everywhere today and that brings us to the central question that i am raising with you tonight. who was francis perkins and how did she get so much done? how did a social worker turn herself into a miracle worker. that's what i'm planning to tell you about tonight. going to start with a short reading from my book. from the prologue from the woman behind the new deal on a chilly february night in 1933 a middle-aged woman waited expectantly to meet with her employer at his residence on east 65th street in new york ci

perkins says police tried to de-escalate the situation. no one was struck with a bullet. whoever the officer was c e did. he did lot of restraint because he was shot at first based on what he heard and saw. perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight with police say that is still under investigation. we don't now >> we do know that the suspect shot at officers and officers did return fire. it's unclear why an attempt was made to detain the suspect who was placed under arrest and taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the officers involved in the shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case, the police department will host a public town in 10 days to explain what happened. >> in san francisco fleet should all kron 4 news now to the east bay where police are investigating 2 overnight shootings. one of them ending deadly. >> this is video of the scene from the citizen app. this happened on broadway in downtown oakland around 3 o'clock this morning. one person has died and 2 others were injured. po

well, like some people thought he was kind of arrogant including francis perkins. who was the lobbyist in those days back in that time. she lobbied for the consumers league after the famous triangle shirtwaist fire and she thought, you know, he's a tall guy. he's got those pinched glasses and he sort of like looks like he's looking down his nose action. he's saying yes. yes, i understand and she never knew you know, whether he really supported the bills that she was pushing. in this short time. i'm going to focus mostly on albany, but you probably know this story. you know, we went to the assistant secretary of the navy underwood woodrow wilson, and then he was the democratic vice presidential candidate in 1920 at the age of 38 his career seemed destined. to go to the white house or to be a candidate for president. so i we keep that in mind we think of them as the most successful president of all time elected four times the shoe in he was wealthy. his name was roosevelt his his cousin was teddy. his wife was eleanor who was teddy was her aunt as you know, but then

perkins says police tried to de-escalate the situation. no one was struck with a bullet.hoever the officer was c e did. he did lot of restraint because he was shot at first based on what he heard and saw. perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight with police say that is still under investigation. we don't now >> we do know that the suspect shot at officers and officers did return fire. it's unclear why an attempt was made to detain the suspect who was placed under arrest and taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the officers involved in the shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case, the police department will host a public town in 10 days to explain what happened. >> in san francisco fleet should all kron 4 news. south city police officer is recovering tonight after being dragged by a car during a traffic stop this happened on san mateo avenue near asset. police say while they were speaking with this driver, he took off hitting one of the officers and dragging him. police chase that car t

perkins says police tried to de-escalate the situation. no one was struck with a bullet. whoever the officer was c e did. he did lot of restraint because he was shot at first based on what he heard and saw. perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight with police say that is still under investigation. we don't now >> we do know that the suspect shot at officers and officers did return fire. it's unclear why an attempt was made to detain the suspect who was placed under arrest and taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the officers involved in the shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case, the police department will host a public town in 10 days to explain what happened. >> in san francisco fleet should all kron 4 news. a south city police officers recovering tonight after being dragged by a car during a traffic stop. >> this happened on san mateo avenue near police say they were speaking with this driver. that driver then took off and hit one of the officers and dragged them. police then chas

we have oakland police surrounding lakeside park throughout the area all the way from grand and perkins to grant and bay place. take a look at oakland police have taken up positions throughout lakeside park here along grand illustrate some video from earlier this afternoon. all began with reports of a shooting at about 1:45 p.m. this afternoon on the 600 block of bellevue that is needy within lakeside park, south of grand alongside lake merritt. a man was shot and wounded and taken to a hospital. we don't know yet the circumstances of the shooting, but the victim was taken. the highland hospital sergeant on scene tells me this has been considered an assault, not a homicide. at this point. that's the good news. the not so good news. of course, this is yet another burst of violence in broad daylight in a very popular park here. along lake mary kids , joggers, dog walkers throughout the day beginning at early in the morning, all trying to enjoy this, uh, scenery here in the middle of oakland. at this point near this crime scene, just down the street is children's fairy land, but luckily th

perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight. police say that is still under investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that baby whenever an officer is confined by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> i allowed to defend their lives or lives of others. >> with their firearms, if necessary, police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case. >> in san francisco, police called kron 4 >> on the peninsula, man is under arrest after police say he exposed himself to a little boy in the park. palo alto police arrested. 59 year-old mover taylor fox in that incident. it happened at el camino park on friday. police say a father was with his son in the park when he saw his son go over to a table to talk to fox father says he saw foxx private area exposed and touching himself while he was t

perkins! you rock! hey, my man! what's up, baby? anything but bland. - poet, activist and radio host, chuck perkins is new orlean's man-about-town. after joining the marines to pay his way through university, chuck returned to his hometown to spread the gospel on local culture - from poetry to music. this is one of the only american cities that has a very distinct culture, like tradition here is very important. and you know, when people come here for the first time, they feel like they're in a place that's different from any place they've been in this country for sure. it's happy and it's fun, and it's about celebrating life. you can hear the sounds of africa, you can taste the food of africa, you can taste the food of france, of haiti. it's all in there. yeah. but what are the struggles that new orleans faces? one of the biggest problems, it does have to do with gentrification. what's happening is that the tastes of the typical americans are changing, you see. i mean, in the 1960's and 1970's, you had white flight, and black middle

so so here he has republicans in his cabinet harold liberty mentioned francis perkins the first woman labor secretary of any cabinet of any cabinet position in the and she served the entire term and then of course the real problem that roosevelt has and to a certain extent lincoln too, and i'm sure harold can mention this is that he has what amounts to a coalition franklin roosevelt does he's got the democratic party but it includes the bowl weevil democrats. so his problem is he has to satisfy the boll weevils. he can't for example sign the anti lynching law or support the anti-linching law or he'll lose land lease. now. this is a devil's bargain as we all recognize today, but remember priority number one win the or get that done first, then we can do other things so so that i that precariousness of having the conservative southern democrats still voting democratic out of habit from the civil war, but who of course are committed to white supremacy are in his cabinet and in his party and he needs them to get these other things done the draft lendlies other things that will help him wh

we see francis perkins here. the only woman in the cabinet. but how about roosevelt? i think you could argue that was about cabinet is at least a team of rivals as lincoln. zone can invited those who are competitors with him for the republican nomination. chase, bates, and famously seward. but roosevelt did something that i am sure lincoln never considered. he invited the losing ticket, alpha landon, and frank knock the republican presidential and vice presidential candidates, to join his cabinet. he offered of land in the commerce accra terry's position and he offered frank knox secretary of the navy. both considered it seriously. landon said i will do it if you promise not to run for a third term. okay, you are out. but frank knox did accept and remain secretary of the navy until he died in april of 1944 on the eve of d-day. so here he has republicans in his cabinet. harold already mentioned francis perkins, the first woman labor secretary of any cabinet position. and she served the entire term, and then of course the real problem that roosevelt has, and to a certai

antonio perkins lives on shot. well heard police arguing with the gunman outside his home and the shots fired. i heard officer say put down the gun, put down the gun, put down the gun. >> and he went behind the core, i believe, called calvary came based on what he heard and saw. perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight. police say that is still under investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that they did do that. whenever an officer is confined by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> allowed to defend their lives or lives of others with their firearms, necessary. police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. >> meanwhile, the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case. >> in san francisco, police called kron 4 >> business owner in san francisco's chinatown say enough is enough after anot

perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight.investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that they do that. whenever an officer is confined by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> i allowed to defend their lives or lives of others. >> with their firearms, if necessary, police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. meanwhile, the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case in san francisco, police called kron 4 >> 9.32 and another person had their watch stolen this time in danville saturday afternoon, a man was in the parking lot of the livery shopping center. he was leaving a store and walking out when 3 armed robbers approached him in a witness tried to step in. but and i'm getting pistol whipped by one of the thieves. at 1.0, one of the robbers also fired a gun. but luckily that shot didn't hit anybody. and then the robb

perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight.ce say that is still under investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that they do that. whenever an officer is confined by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> i allowed to defend their lives or lives of others with their firearms. if necessary. police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. >> meanwhile, the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case in san francisco, police just all wrong for any news 7.33, in the span. other high and watch robbery. it happened in danville saturday afternoon in the parking lot. >> of the livery shopping center. >> 3 armed robbers took a watch from the man was walking out of the shop. there. and a witness says that they tried to stop what was going on. but the witness got pistol whipped by one of the season. at one point, one of the robbers a

perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight.lice say that is still under investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that baby do that whenever an officer is confined by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> i allowed to defend their lives or lives of others. >> with their firearms, if necessary, police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case. >> in san francisco, police called kron 4 >> in the east bay, another high and watch robbery this time in danville. it happened saturday afternoon in the parking lot of the livery shopping center. police say 3 armed robbers stole a watch from a man who was just walking out of the shop. a witness tried to step in but got pistol whipped by one of the thieves. in fact, at 1.0, one of the robbers fired a gun. luckily nobody was hit. the robb

despite francis perkins import to name that he commit to but became social security. the domestic workers and farm workers were excluded from the beneficiaries, which disadvantaged african americans for tenth generations. so yes, we remember famously -- and this painting shows that, at the emancipation proclamation, lincoln is hoping to get the unanimous blessing for a july order on emancipation in the rebel states. and in those days, you sort of needed the stamp of approval to move forward on executive policy. they said no. the democrats in particular said no, but so did -- it was very much a difficult management situation. of course, if you believe some of the books, -- i'm not sure that whatever the case he was another part of the management story. that was two aspects of relationship with the military. remember, of, course are commander-in-chief. these are two images made on the spot of the president, the commander-in-chief, appearing before enlisted men, if you will,. this is lincoln reviewing the troops, i think, with general hooker. a rough sketch, but you get

perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight.e say that is still under investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that they did do that. whenever an officer is confined by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> i allowed to defend their lives or lives of others with their firearms. if necessary. police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. >> meanwhile, the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case. >> in san francisco, police kron 4 >> well, in the east bay, another high-end watch robbery this time in danville. it happened saturday afternoon in the parking lot of the livery shopping center. police say 3 armed robbers. grab to watch from a man walking out of a who tried to step in, but that person was pistol whipped by one of the thieves. at 1.0, one of the robbers fired a gun, though. thankfully nobody was hit. the robb

general general perkins. how significant is this kill? well, good evening, brian . i mean, this is great newsy and not only for the u.s. but for the entire world. and my hat's off to the great a men and women that were in uniform as well as the intelligence agencies that were able to bring him to justice. heti has been a problem for us all the way back to the uss cole, various embassy bombings, all that. so this is a major victory for the war on terrorism, no doubt about it. he was the right hand man, an inspirational deep thinkersa alongside bin laden for years. in fact, he y was in arrestedd after the anwar sadatn assassination. that's how long he's been at h.v butin zawahiri, the fact that he was living in a residential neighborhood in kabul out in'v the open and the of an item for months, what does that tell you about the comfort he felt in afghanistan's capital to makeed to makea you understand the role that al-qaida has with that new government? well, this is a point of possible concern that obviously h

perkins says he's certain the gunman started the gunfight. police say that is still under investigation. they gave the guy a chance. they that they do that whenever an officer is confront by somebody who shoots at them, you know, per our policy, they are. >> i allowed to defend their lives or lives of others with their firearms, if necessary. police department will host a public town hall in 10 days to explain what happened, including why an attempt was made to detain the man. >> meanwhile, the officers involved in shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. in this case in san francisco, police called kron 4 >> and the east bay, the owner of an oakland cannabis store says he is devastated after burglars stole about $100,000 from his business. that place is burglarized early saturday morning. it's called craft cannabis on willow street. the owner saw all of this unfold from the outside. but he stayed away after one of the burglars. he saw a handgun. oakland police responded. but by the time t

perkins allow me to pursue this business subject. you want to turn, you wanted to get all those kind of got us on the hook and what he and he's still have these hoops on all those well to people. how vulnerable is person now to the people who he works with inside his in a circle? who's waiting in the wings in politics i expected was the same and your government, someone is always waiting in the wings. and if not, someone has been picked by putin, they're likely to be just as ruthless as he is. is that the case? there is no one who is who is strong enough, who supported by others who is capable to run the country. mister william, just deliberately just create such a situation that they will not be any feasible replacement for him. and the propaganda explained to rational people as the case only fortune. and that's why i just have a population off in the question just who is, if not point to, that's why whether they liked him or not. but they, they, they forced to support him. how much credence do you give to the reports of putins, ill

the perkins are some of the most violent sanity on the scene. in peacetime, the government says the opposition is to blame, but the opposition rejects that accusation. they say the government bad economic policies are disposable. has been for years since they came to power. they haven't done anything to move the needle in the right direction. so that's not an excuse how many businesses have remained shut. a security forces patrol the streets a 12 hour curfew is still in force across the country. said in your life, most african countries heavily rely on imports. and because of its current supply challenges, the countries also suffering from inflation with more than half the population living below the poverty line, people here finding it increasingly difficult to afford even the basics, like for the purpose come 10 months before the countries general elections that are really concerned caea the election process could be mod by the violence seen in the past few days. how many degrees al jazeera freaked out saturday or not the u. s. is set to inves

general perkins watch arch eats with gibberish. february 2020 to 5 days before a war broke out and ukraine exiled bella russians and ukrainians. staged a joint ronnie into sort of under the slogan, standing together against dictatorship and russian aggression. i thought of anybody does i call on the to dis bots. lucas, jenko and putin, to back down and give back to the people's, the freedom and self determination. they deserve this. if i didn't talk that anybody blood with ya grew up, there is now a massive concentration of russian military technology on beller, russian soil. lucas shanker has allowed his big brother vladimir putin to use our land for stationing tanks, but could invade ukraine at any time. we don't want that, we whole heartedly support our ukrainian brothers. we are against the wall. we are against any form of aggression. we stand united here, we want the world to know that the people of bella roost do not want this wall because that's the way for water sewer is made of. now, the blouse and i got that the only oh oh this what did, yes, because here we have quickly got used

jonas right now is fox news contributor four-star retired general general perkins. house and if it this kill? >> good evening brian, this is great news not only for the u.s. but for the entire world. my hats off to the great men and women in uniform as well as the intelligence agency that were able to bring in the justice. he has been a problem for us all the way back to the u.s. bombings. this is a major victory for the war and terrorism. >> brian: no doubt about it he was a right-hand man a deep thinker alongside usama bin laden for years. he was in and arrested after the assassination that's how long he's been at it. we are hearing the fact that he was living in a residential area in kabul out in the open and they've been on him for months, what is at at say about the comfort he felt in afghanistan's capital to make you understand the roles al qaeda has with a new government? >> well this is a point of possible concern that obviously he really couldn't be there moving around without some knowledge of that the taliban having some knowledge of it. the unanswered qu

thank you very much, mr perkins.n. he condemned the chief of police and the female judge for the detention and is alleged mistreatment of a colleague. speaking on sunday night after learning of the ban on him, he remained defiant. translation: , ., , translation: they are using the re . ulator. translation: they are using the regulator- it _ translation: they are using the regulator. it says _ translation: they are using the regulator. it says imran _ translation: they are using the regulator. it says imran khan - translation: they are using the i regulator. it says imran khan cannot be broadcast live. what harm has imran khan committed? i will never accept these gang of thieves, that is all imran khan is guilty of. i will never accept this crime. fiur will never accept this crime. our re orter will never accept this crime. our reporter sent — will never accept this crime. our reporter sent this _ will never accept this crime. 0ur reporter sent this update from outside imran khan's house. hundreds of supporters — outs

second woman in us history to serve on a presidential cabinet the first being of course, francis perkins as secretary of hew she oversaw the development and the distribution of the sauk polio vaccine and she got into as much trouble as falchi over the current vaccines. it was quite a controversy. she resigned in 1955 to return to houston because of will's declining health as i say there was 27 years difference in their ages will died in 1964 and the city of houston named its municipal airport and his honor hobby airport continues to carry his name today. some of you may have passed through there at some point. oveda, and will had very close relationships not casual very close relationships with house speaker sam rayburn nelson rockefeller real some rockefeller was her deputy at hew and they worked very closely together and years even later after hew they worked together. and also of course lyndon b johnson. during lbj's presidency oviedis served on several important task forces, including one that sent her to vietnam during the war and another that led to the creation of pbs and npr. she

joining us now, david perkins, retired four-star general. thanks for being here, sir.port her visit there to taiwan? >> well, you know, the fact is it's not on her official itiniary and they're not making a big deal and it shows they're not trying to get a big response out of the chinese. the timing is sensitive. she's supposed to be there in april and now due to covid, it got pushed to the right, which pushes it up against the chinese policy meeting in august and then the con for instance meeting after that. so how this is handled is just as important as if it occurs. >> it's an important question though. we've had even a lot of republicans throw their support behind her visit. even those that think it's a bad idea, says you have to do it now. so do you support her going even though the warnings are coming in? >> well, that is a decision she's going to have to make. the point you make here is that both sides, both the u.s. and the chinese, you know, have ramped up the rhetoric. either one has to look for a win out of this. so it is interesting in our sort of extremely

there be an adult in the republican room that would say it just calm down, see with the facts are perkinsepublican senator chuck grassley said today under cynic will take more than unsealing of a warrant. >> full transparency is going to be when they release the affidavit. and this is such a high profile and very strange way of going about getting it documents from a former president rick works a "washington post" editorial board called the republican party's reaction to the rate disturbing and dangerous. citing also those defending the president wanted hillary clinton locked up for mishandling classified documents, jon. jon: the classified documents at my log out reminding many of the e-mails that former secretary of state hillary clinton had on her private e-mail server back in 2016 breed several of which were marked classified. sixty-seven e-mail chains concern matters that were classified at the top secret special access program at the time they were sent and received. >> former acting attorney general matthew whitaker joins us now. general whitaker, let's talk about the differences b

they're saying that the media is going to be gathering at perkins street and grand avenue is some background on bellevue avenue. that's on the north part of the lake. this came in about one 45 today. officers did go to the area and found a male victim. there are asking people to stay away from the area because it is an active scene. again, this is a shooting investigation happening right now in oakland, near lake merritt. we're working to get more details. we'll have them posted on our website. kron 4 dot com and also update tonight during kron. 4 news starting at 5. for your health. eating grapes might be the answer to living longer. a new study from western new england university founded grapes can add about 5 years to your life. scientists say the food has chemicals that can lower cholesterol and boost gut bacteria and grapes also have at accidents that can flight a fight inflammation and that lowers your chances of getting heart disease and cancer. researchers also found grapes could help prevent alzheimer's and liver disease by removing sugar and fat. don't know if it applies to wine, t

she opposed the era and people like francis perkins the first secretary first woman secretary of labor and she's typically cast as a hero a woman's history. she also posed the era. so it just begs this question of well, what's really going on what is motivating people to be opposed to it or to support so i really wanted to figure out the dividing line was okay, and we're going to talk about some of those about those dividing lines were and sort of the strange valve fellows that are before for it or against it, but i just want to also set the scene on what life was like for women after the passage of the 19th amendment in 1920 how of course they now then had the right to vote but little else in terms of rights and of course, we know women of color really didn't even have the right to vote. so tell us what life was like in terms of rights for women after suffrage. okay, so that's a great question and before i get into life after the 19th amendment the ways in which the 19th amendment served as a springboard for the original area conflict. i just want to say the main argument of my book.

and people like francis perkins, the first secretary, first woman secretary of labor who is typically cast as a hero and women's history. she also oppose the e. r. a.. so just begs the question of, what is really going on? [interpreter] what is motivating people to be opposed to it or to support it. so i really wanted to figure with the dividing line was. >> and we are going to talk about some of those what's those dividing lines were and sort of the strange bed fellows that came together for it or against it. but i do want to you set the scene on what's life was like for women after the passage of the 19th amendment in 1920. of course, they now than have the right to vote, but little else in terms of rights. and of course we know women of color really didn't even have the right to vote. so, tell us what life was like in terms of rights for women after suffrage? >> okay, so that is a great question. and before i get into life after the 19th amendment, the ways in which the 19th amendment serve as a spring port for the -- conflicts. i was in the main argument i book so the people under

eleanor goes in behind the scenes and take teams with francis perkins to get part of the social security act through. if you look at the national youth administration, which is the first form of americore'd, this is totally eleanor and buffoon. if you look at women in the cc sea camp, that is buffoon. if you look at the federal theater project, the federal dance project, the whole wall of government in preserving people's voices and art combatting fear, that is totally eleanor roosevelt. if you look behind the scenes to organize democratic senators who were very leery. the affair wage and standards act, gave us minimum wages and maximum hours. eleanor is heavily involved in that. when there is the major debate over the world court, should the united states be involved in the world court? who does the white house and out to debate the two republican senators against? it eleanor roosevelt. and she had her own career, was such a successful journalist, not just my day, but monthly syndicated columns, book contracts, her first book is march 1933. it is up to the women. by the end of her time

shery: kleiner perkins chair john doerr on what he calls possibly the worst investment decision of allng elon musk. in south korea, the excitement and loyalty to the company and elon musk avenue reached a new level. let's bring in our report are. why is elon musk and tesla popular among south korean investors? >> tesla is popular among retail investors around the world but in south korea, it is especially so. it is the most popular foreign stock among south korean retail investors. there are many tukey reasons. one is tesla's wild stock ride, roller coaster movements by shares that appear to present them this opportunity to strike it rich. when stocks tumble, they find it a chance to buy and when the stock surges, they see it as a chance to get rich and climb the financial ladder by -- financial ladder by betting sometimes their lifesaving. in the second reason is, we can't talk about popularity of tesla without talking about elon musk. for a lot of investors in south korea, elon musk seemed to be the guy who single-handedly made tesla of today. some of these people followed elon musk

the death of diana in it, the director at perkins, who for his past documentary received an oscar nominationna from a new angle, namely to find out. what role in the tragedy of diana played not the press, nor the royal family, but society itself and explain. why did millions of people who never met her perceive her death. as a personal loss according to the director, he wanted to understand what the story of the princess says about us and show the audience. if someone's life becomes for you, the hero himself has to pay for it with an exciting series. sometimes this very life is such today's show business news with you was marina kazantseva see you. stand police need to talk cop wars today at 19:50 on ntv from the creators of the mask a new show avatar soon on ntv autoteka makes a car purchase on avito, more transparently one accident damaged the bumper. repair amount 17.000. information from the insurance and car service. find out the truth about car accident repairs, mileage and liens in the auto store at avito pain starring ertel cream has a complex effect penetrating inflammation and help

surely many choctaw soldiers would have agreed with the sentiment captain david perkins for us for instance resigned his command of company e in the first choctaw and chickasaw regimen in 1863 because of physical infirmity, but also stated and last but not least. the reason is i have so many little children unless i stay at home and provide for them. they must necessarily suffer as they have been during my first campaign. these men felt the tug of family and home and do the suffering of the civilians as war as the war continued. the choctaw enlistments that did occur clustered in the first half of 1863 in february, march and april with no enlistments occurring after july. of course in january of 1863 we have the emancipation proclamation from abraham lincoln which took effect ending slavery and rebelling states and parts of states what it was while it was unclear if the proclamation applied to indian territory news of emancipation did spread to indian territory if nothing else union troops, sometimes informed enslaved people in indian territory of their change in status. so this charlotte j

simon jim and ed perkins gave us insight into their work. >> the challenge for us was to do somethinghine to take audiences back but it's really to act as a mirror. >> reporter: the film a gripping time line of diana's life in the public eye, using only public material then lady spencer was 19 when she stepped into the time line >> what was your instant impression >> i remember thinking what a very jolly and abusing and attractive 16-year-old she was i don't know what she thought of me. >> pretty amazing. >> reporter: the film documents the highs and lows her wedding day, watched by 750 million people and perhaps her happiest moments, the birth of her two sons william and harry diana's subtle character, relatable, making her the people's princess. >> she actually didn't speak that often publically throughout her life but she had this extraordinary ability through her body language to tell her story. >> reporter: "the princess" asks difficult questions about the constant scrutiny and controversy that followed diana everywhere as her marriage to the prince of wales unravelled, the press