perry: so there'd be 20 men that would sleep in this room.sica: it's where we meet volunteer and history buff perry berman. perry: this time 200 years ago, congress was doing the same thing that we see today, no different. jessica: perry, who wants to leave a better environment for the next generation, says we can learn from our history. perry: the people back in 1812 had no idea that they were gonna survive. they were just trying to figure out whether america was gonna be on its own two feet. ♪ the message is, we did it! we will do it again! we're americans. we are the home of the free and the brave. jessica: in baltimore, for "matter of fact," i am jessica gomez. soledad: you can watch all three parts of jessica's trip across i-70 on matteroffact.tv. >> next on "matter of fact," hurricane ian devastated parts of florida, and poll workers there are facing challenges in the aftermath. >> every staff member was affected by the storm. >> what's being done to secure the vote, as cleanup continues. and later, we talk to the photographer who beat

." >> tonight, matthew perry.he friend we love riding a wave of stardom fueled by the wildly popular landmark television series "friends." behind the scenes hiding a life-threatening secret. with nothing but drug dealers. - >> his brushes with death. >> i was in that hospital for five months. and you know, escaped death really narrowly. >> a look back at his conversation with diane sawyer and what he hoped telling his story would do for others. >> i've got to help as many people as i can. >>> model for change. kwanta chasing horse. >> i didn't fit beauty standards. >> raising awareness about the climate crisis. >> i don't represent just kwanta chasing horse. i represent all of native america. ur moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c [sleep app ] close your eyes. deep breath in. i mean, obviously, let it out. ghaa. yeah, i'm not really sure if this is working either. >>> good evening. thank you for joi

perry shifted his flag to the niagara and his new flagship. harry returned to action and broke through the enemy line with his starboard guns. he, detroit, queen, charlotte and hunter. what he fired broadsides into other british vessels a smaller vessels closed in on a disorganized enemy. but a british flagship, detroit surrendered at the battle of lake erie was one harry wrote to general harrison. we have met the enemy and they are our this victory severed british communications in ohio buried their withdrawal overland was intercepted at the thames river by american troops brought across the lake by perry. a battle here in perry led a cavalry charge was another american triumph, putting all territory north and west of northern ohio under friendly control as pressure of the napoleon was eased, naval strength released from europe and britain tightly blockaded. the american coast prices soared. commerce was almost at a standoff. the coast wise freight moved only by wagon. by 1814, british armies, composed largely of veterans from european, were

host: barbara perry joining us. we are talking about an article also available on the front page of the miller center website. barbara perry has made 45 appearances on c-span over the years and you can also find her on c-span american history tv, covering the programs she does around the country in her various roles on c-span two on saturdays. 24 hours of american history television. there are calls for you. this is charles in new jersey, an independent. caller: pleasure to talk to leo. i have got a question about the upcoming elections. friends of mine are on both sides of the donald trump question. are we going to vote or not vote? my question is, has america lost its ability to look at character? is that going to the a problem going forward? the past president has clearly described his character in his actions. most would agree that character is important. the way he chose not to exit after the american people had voted him out is a disappointment for me. i would not vote for him for anything. thank you again for

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yes, looking forward to that match, joe perry has come - to that match, joe perry has come into good last season and stuart bingham, a proven winner, masters and former world _ proven winner, masters and former world champion, so that should be quite _ world champion, so that should be quite a _ world champion, so that should be quite a classic, i think that could io quite a classic, i think that could go right— quite a classic, i think that could go right to — quite a classic, i think that could go right to the wire as well. good luck and do _ go right to the wire as well. good luck and do join _ go right to the wire as well. good luck and do join us _ go right to the wire as well. good luck and do join us from - go right to the wire as well. (limp. luck and dojoin us from seven luck and do join us from seven o'clock on bbc two, we'll be back with more snooker action. just four days after winning the t20 world cup, englands cricketers were well beaten by australia, in the first of three one—day internationals. they set a target of 288, helped by a century from dawid malan, but it wa

perry also spoke about his personal life, such as an affair with julia.d her to appear in one of the friends series, her conditions were that her storyline should be connected with chemler. in response , he sent her a bouquet with a note. finally. i have an excuse to send you flowers. they have a relationship began, but they lasted only 2 months, the match himself was the initiator of the breakup, because he was afraid that julia would leave him first , he thinks that he is not good enough, according to erion, he avoided serious relationships all his life, being afraid. and emptiness, but now finally ready for true love such today's show business news with you was marina kazantseva see you. i'm terribly missing one. i give you a son. i just don’t want to live 8 lonely elderly people and eight kids next to whom there are no grandparents relatives, they live far away. you are our grandmother to meet to help each other. get up, come to me, come to me, chicken. i will be the teacher of our grandfather's garden premiere november 4 at 11:00 on ntv balabol new s

robertson lost the first four frames to perry, and having got two back, missed this black in the 8th.he australian pay, clearing the table and putting away the pink to knock the three time winner out. england are through to the wheelchair rugby league world cup final. the hosts play france on friday for the biggest prize in the sport, after a dominant performance against wales to win their semi final by 125 points to 22. here's drew savage this is what it means to engalnd to set up a final for a third running. deja vu maybe, but the opportunity in manchester awaits. england are ranked second in the world, wales third. but in this semi—final, the host nation opened up a gap that grew and grew. seb bechara was asking questions with his pace and power that wales just couldn't answer. and away he goes! he had a hat—trick within 7 minutes. wales finally got a try on the board in the 19th minute but this was about as good as it got for them. if the crowd in sheffield were hoping for a close contest, they didn't get that but there was plenty to admire, not least the skills of jack brown. we

[applause] [applause] >> and doctor imani perry i want to know that i want to welcome you back to the book festival for the first time since 2018, i will tell you that i can't help but to notice in your book, as you mentioned when you were here, a little heavy the book festival because of our claim to margaret walker being mississippian. [laughter] [laughter] >> and she absolutely was more under morning birmingham but she did live in jackson for 49 years. >> and james kirchick is written about human rights and politics and culture fromni around the world, going asla for tablet magazine, writer large workfare mail, and resident fellow at the event and council and is the author of several books including the dictators demagogues and dark age, and seeger cities the history hidden history of gait washington and hison work is appeared in the nw york times and washington post and wall street journal come the atlantic in the new york review of books and is a graduate of yale with a degree in history local sciences from trenton and he lives in washington dc and today, and james kirchick your

robertson lost the first four frames to perry, and having got two back, missed this black in the 8th.made the australian pay, clearing the table and putting away the pink to knock the three time winner out. ifi if i thought 100% every match we played, we cannot win all the time. i tried my best and i think i did pretty well in a couple of friends back, tried to give it everything and who knows with a few days off and who knows with a few days off and you have time to recover. but he played really well on the ball and i had to be my absolute best to win today. jimmy white's first appearance in the final stages of the uk snooker champoinoship for over a decade has ended. the 60—year—old former champion qualified into the main draw after beating two players in york, but he lost in the first round to ryan day by 6 frames to 2. the first ever nfl game to be played in germany saw tom brady's tampa bay buccaneers beat the seattle seahawks 21-16. brady is usually the one who throws passes to his wide receivers but found himself on the other end here trying to complete a catch, but failing mis

please welcome lee haber and doctor imani perry. [applause] >> welcome. so pleased to be here.oing to put my book down over here. so thank you, everybody, for coming, first of all. it's just, you know, a pleasure to be here and to be speaking about this wonderful book today. so i guess the first thing is that we sent out, we reach we do something about whether florida is considered part of the deep south, and it started a thread that was really interesting. >> it was. >> so what would you say in answer to that question? >> absolutely. absolutely. and for a couple of reasons. i love that you pose the question of we talked about this because i think our image importance to be south florida and attends to be miami and disney. the first sentence of the florida chapter is florida is a pistol. >> i was going to sight of that. >> yeah. and it's a double entendre because it's about the shape and part of the point is that the panhandle is certainly the deep south. it is as much alabama and georgia and the like as anything else. but the double entendre is also its a pistol in the biblica

imani perry is professor of african-american studies at princeton university. anshe's the author of many award-winning books as well as awards including the 2019 biography prize from the pen american foundation. doctor perry, a native of birmingham alabama in ridge massachusetts in chicago and currently lives in philadelphia. please welcome lee haber and doctor imani perry. [applause] >> welcome, it's great to be here. i'm going to set my books down over here. so thank you everybody for coming first of all. it's just a pleasure to be here and to have this wonderful book today. the first thing is that we did something about whether florida is considered part of the deep south and it started a threadthat was interesting . >> it was. >> so imani what would you say in answer to that question. >> absolutely and a couple of reasons. i love that he poses the es question aubecause i think our image of florida especially south florida it tends to be miami and disney. and the first sentence of this florida chapter is pivotal. >> i was going to cite that. >> it's a double

i remember telling professor perry i was walking around and it's so big. in some ways it's an echo of what professor perry said and that's that stories should involve a kind of serious encounter with what we've done that is has in fact shaped to we are.and so the story of the mpnation is one not just simply of you know, articulating the grand principles of democracy. but it's the story of violence. of cruelty. it's a story in which a certain idea of whiteness has threatened to choke the life out of those veryprinciples that have been so precious . and so america is not unique in other nations in telling itself an idealized story. that's what nations do, that's what nationalism is but i think part of what baldwin saw at least as i read in this, the potential uniqueness of this place is we offer an opportunity to imagine the country in a way that isn't beholden to the myth of other nation states. that we could actually be it. part of what i've tried to do is confront who we are, we have to do our first works over and confront the choices we've made that have

malcolm perry and dr.p clark what two evidence did camp clark and malcon perry at their press conference dr. perry held trachytonia to help kennedy breathe, and at a press conference immediately after unsuccessful attempts at resuscitation in dallas , he was asked where the bullet was, he replied that the bullet was flying right into him, the entrance hole was in throat, whom clark was the chief neurosurgeon of parkling. he said that the president had a gaping wound in the occipito-parietal region. on the right back of the head, the description he gave was exactly the same as the exit hole, there is a transcript of what they said at the press conference, the transcript of the white house 1327. this is a very important historical document, since the secret service. confiscated videotapes from local tv channels clarke and peri's testimony that day suggests that the killer was in front assistant secretary white house malcolm killd seems to be of the same opinion, obviously the bullet went straight to the head

imani perry is a native of birmingham, alabama, and lives outside of alabama with her two sons. dr. perry, i want to note and welcome you back to the mississippi book festival for the first time since 2018. i couldn't help but notice in your book you mentioned you were a little huffy with the book festival because of auroclaim to margaret walker being a mississippien. she absolutely was born in birmingham. she lived in jackson for 49 years. >> james is the author of several book including end of europe, demagogue and the hidden history of gay washington. he's a graduate of quail with degrees in history, political science and lives in washington dc. jamie, you're up here with three southerners on the panel and we're happy to welcome you in but we have three yaleys up here and you referenced the late great robert thomson in his book and i took his art history class and we took lessons and studied thee beautiful new york city subway a trains and everything else. what an amazing man. welcome everyone to e reshaping the discourse and thank you for sponsoring thiswe panel. you we told by

that is called a perry and the crowd roared which had nothing to do the answer. problem problem is his record. either be proud of your record or say i was wrong. i've changed my mind, we overcorrected when it comes to criminal justice reform. people go i wonder if he really means that as opposed to nothing to see here i never said that. you ran as a democratic nominee to be president two years ago now toxic? you're so proud of it. >> ainsley: had the best-selling book turned into a movie right glenn close hedge fund executive and he was endorsed by trump and trump was there i believe in september for a rally with him and he said that ryan is pretending to be a moderate, he is not, he is radical left. >> steve: let's see what happens. you can see highlights of foxnews.com. here in the meantime at the fox news channel carly joins us the news from san francisco, tragedy could have been averted completely had somebody been watching tv. >> yes, steve, turned up capitol police security cameras capture the break in at nancy pelosi's home but no one was watching. and sai

amani perry. welcome, so please to be here. and i'm going to put my books down over here. so thank you everybody for coming. first of all, it's it's just, you know a pleasure to be here and to speak to us about wonderful book today. so i guess the first thing is that we sent out we tweeted something. yeah about whether florida is considered part of the deep south and it started a thread that was really interesting. it was so imani. what would you say in answer to that question? absolutely, absolutely and for a couple of reasons i first saw i loved that you post that question. we talked about this because i think you know our image of florida tends to be south florida and it tends to be miami and disney and you know the first sentence of the florida chapter is florida is a pistol. i was gonna i was gonna cite that yeah, and it's a double entender because it's about the shape and part of the point is that the panhandle is certainly the deep south it is as much alabama and georgia and the the like is anything else but the double entender is also that it's an epistle. in the b

lois perry is . hi. sorry in. i'm in a perry is. hi. sorry in.w so forgive me. i don't mind. cranky man. not so good with me, i say right, so. but today tell me because when we spoke last , you because when we spoke last, you basically just done this poll with that's right about next zero and what did it find right so last week you got four saying oh you can't say the exact figures. so basically it 58% last year 62% this year of the uk public want a referendum net zero policies and who can blame them i mean it's unbelief but we like you said sit it in the dark. there's been paid 20 quid to sit in the dark i wonder if you get it in cash. oh no. because they're burning cash. maybe you get it as a carbon credit, you spend it on a credit, you spend it on having a stake once month. if you look stake once a month. if you look in the pitch black. yeah. so much. fantastic. thanks. thanks lot. for the let's listen lot. thanks for the let's listen breaking down those numbers. yeah, it's starting to look as if net zero is becoming what europe was 15 years a

lois perry is . hi. sorry in. i'm in a perry is. hi. sorry in.w so forgive me. i don't mind. cranky man. not so good with me, i say right, so. but today tell me because when we spoke last , you because when we spoke last, you basically just done this poll with that's right about next zero and what did it find right so last week you got four saying oh you can't say the exact figures. so basically it 58% last year 62% this year of the uk public want a referendum net zero policies and who can blame them i mean it's unbelief but we like you said sit it in the dark. there's been paid 20 quid to sit in the dark i wonder if you get it in cash. oh no. because they're burning cash. maybe you get it as a carbon credit, you spend it on a credit, you spend it on having a stake once month. if you look stake once a month. if you look in the pitch black. yeah. so much. fantastic. thanks. thanks lot. for the let's listen lot. thanks for the let's listen breaking down those numbers. yeah, it's starting to look as if net zero is becoming what europe was 15 years a

perry in the operating room on saturday morning, when the doctor arrived, perry was already at work.ould say you look terrible. did you sleep at all last night. he answered almost no. i was called all night from bt i asked why and he answered, they tried to understand in the throat of iran input or output and wanted me to change the testimony in my testimony to the commission of the crow, he refused his first version. they forced him to retreat , intimidated him. as witnesses, it was very embarrassing for me, as a doctor, for someone who recently spoke the truth i had to backtrack on my words. in place then i did not pay attention to it. and only then i realized that i was wrong, but at that moment all my forces and not only mine were aimed at solving the problem that had arisen. i didn't really care. what happened, and why in 1975, dr. shiers invited me to the department of cardiac surgery at the university of washington, i met maklim when i started working there, we had a good professional relationship, and we performed complex operations together. me especially i was interested in

well, our friend lois perry from car 26 .org was cunous lois perry from car 26 .org was curious aboutonal plan and started dig in and it actually is a it is a plan and house of lords produced a report a few weeks ago which outlines exactly how they're going to enforce this plan, which for you to basically do nothing because you can't go anywhere you can't see anyone , you're freezing and see anyone, you're freezing and you're racing insects and yeah and the report talks about they're going to learn the lessons of covid but not how you and i might think they have learned the lessons of covid, but by actually learning how they used basically psyops and psychological manipulation to get people to be nudged into behaving changes. but because this is the biggest thing to in the report that the technology. so by that type renewable was stupid boilers kind of stuff electric all up to scratch actually compete or replace with what we've at the moment. so therefore the behavioural changes are necessary . now hang changes are necessary. now hang on a minute been we've been told that all renewabl

cal perry joins me now. what more do we know?n on their twitter feed, we are at least getting a little sense of the shooter's movement inside that store behind you. >> reporter: exactly right. we are hoping that this will lead to motive. these are grizzly details. the city finds it important to update so we find it important to update. at least three of the victims were found dead in a break room inside the walmart. that includes the shooter. there was initial reporting that the violence was contained to the break room. it no longer seems like that was the case. there was a fourth victim near the entrance of the walmart. three people made it out of the walmart alive and died in nearby hospitals. they were inside the walmart within four minutes of receiving the call. it's surprising and it's an awful thing to report that three people made it out alive and died in hospital. the last thing is that police are opening the possibility that there are more wounded people in nearby hospital who self reported, people who left and were woun

well, our friend lois perry from car 26 .org was cunous lois perry from car 26 .org was curious aboutonal plan and started dig in and it actually is a it is a plan and house of lords produced a report a few weeks ago which outlines exactly how they're going to enforce this plan, which for you to basically do nothing because you can't go anywhere you can't see anyone , you're freezing and see anyone, you're freezing and you're racing insects and yeah and the report talks about they're going to learn the lessons of covid but not how you and i might think they have learned the lessons of covid, but by actually learning how they used basically psyops and psychological manipulation to get people to be nudged into behaving changes. but because this is the biggest thing to in the report that the technology. so by that type renewable was stupid boilers kind of stuff electric all up to scratch actually compete or replace with what we've at the moment. so therefore the behavioural changes are necessary . now hang changes are necessary. now hang on a minute been we've been told that all renewabl

she is interviewed by brooking institute andre perry. watch afterwards, every friday at 8 p.m. eastern, on c-span. lloyd austin says there is no evidence to contradict preliminary assessments of that tuesdays missile explosion in poland was the result of

host: barbara perry joining us.are talking about an article also available on the front page of the miller center website. barbara perry has made 45 appearances on c-span over the years and you can also find her on c-span american history tv, covering the programs she does around the country in her various roles on c-span two on saturdays. 24 hours of american history television. there are calls for you. this is charles in new jersey, an independent. caller: pleasure to talk to leo. i have got a question about the upcoming elections. friends of mine are on both sides of the donald trump question. are we going to vote or not vote? my question is, has america lost its ability to look at character? is that going to the a problem going forward? the past president has clearly described his character in his actions. most would agree that character is important. the way he chose not to exit after the american people had voted him out is a disappointment for me. i would not vote for him for anything. thank you again for you

devon chandler, lavell davis, and deshawn perry. how much more bloodshed will we tolerate? how much longer will we cower in fear, looking over our shoulders whenever we are out of our homes? how much longer? and now, look closely. how much longer must our children indoor active shooter drills in elementary schools? how many more empty seats at things giving dinner? there is a way to fix it and possibly end it. instead, we are trapped in a cycle of gun violence that feels permanent, because an extreme minority that has infiltrated congress, loves guns more than they love people. whether it is their beloved ar 15 style semiautomatic rifle, the favorite weapon of mass shooters, including the shooter in colorado, or the pistol, like the one used in walmart, we are stuck in this loop. because america continues -- no. insists on choosing violence. violence that makes history's biggest global colonizers, the united kingdom, blush. as british journalist gary young explains. >> i lived in america for 12 years. i often felt the threat of being shot dead. i occasionally feel the threa

part two of my conversation with tyler perry. - one thing my father gave to me is the man had the mostpid work ethic i've ever seen in my life. rain, sleet, snow, hurricanes, lightning, he was going. even though we don't speak, he gets a check every month. i bought him a house in saint carol because he... i'm giving him exactly what he gave me. - right. - financially, we were never hungry and the lights were never off, right? so i give him that. coming from that place, watching his work ethic, i definitely have that 'cause i don't know what kind of man i would have been had i seen a man that didn't work. - [mike] more with tyler perry coming up right now. - love and respect with killer mike is made possible by: cadillac. monster energy. ledger. and by, the ressler gertz family foundation. together we are proud to bring more love and respect into our collective conversation.

perry. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.s, have a seat, please.sent? >> we've been friends since grade school. >> judge judy: and how did it come about that you needed a place to stay and moved into her basement? >> my lease was up in may. and i'm moving to texas, coming the next year, so i didn't want to sign another lease where i'd be committed to do another year. so, me and ms. perry was discussing, and we decided that, you know, okay, we'll try to move in together so i didn't have to sign another lease. >> judge judy: not move in together -- you were moving into her house... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...that she owns? >> no, she rents. >> that you rent. how long have you been renting the house? >> five years. >> judge judy: who else lives there? >> nobody but my brother. he's paroled to my house. >> judge judy: your brother is what? >> paroled to my house. >> judge judy: paroled to your house. >> yes. >> judge judy: and how do you support yourself? >> i'm on social security. i had a back injury. >> judge judy: and your brot

deshaun perry and devin chandler. had their whole lives ahead of them.to get a great education and now not coming home for the holidays. please keep us posted. >> thank you. >> ainsley: flu season is here and manufacturing delays could make it harder to get medicine this year. dr. jeannette measure water is here to explain what you need tn know. shop daily steals this black friday exclusively at lowe's. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. science proves your best sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. (bridget vo) with thyroi

from the pain to finding a little bit of joy in so operating the lives of lavel davis jr., d'sean perry before we go tonight -- tragedy at uva. thousands of students gathered last night to mourn the deaths of three university of virginia -- devin chandler, lavel davis and d'sean perry. -- nbc's ryan nobles has the latest on the investigation. >> really tough. >> tonight, the university of virginia football coach and his team still in a state of shock. >> it feels like it's a nightmare to be honest with you. i'm ready for someone to pinch me and wake me up and say that this didn't happen. >> questions remain about what led to the murders of deshaun perry, laval davis, and devin chandler. all shot and killed on a campus bus monday. >> the suspect, 22-year-old christopher darnell jones jr. scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow charged with three counts of second degree murder. his motive is still an open question. but the suspect's father lace that face and it was being picked on. >> he said i'm, he was picking on, or whatever. he didn't know how to handle it. >> university of texas confirmed

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our communities had to offer the sean perry had made it. he had made it.chools in the country going to class. has a great student athlete. this is how the story is. jones who didn't enter a plea in court today, is currently being held without bond. his next court date is set for december. i'm garrett tenney fox news. report says that 90% of counties here in the us have suffered a weather disaster over the last decade of the states with the most disasters california, mississippi, oklahoma, iowa and tennessee states that received the most funding per person louisiana, new york, new jersey , north dakota and vermont. overall the federal government spent more than $91 billion in recovery funds over the past 10 years. the report by the nonprofit rebuild by design recommends investments in preventative measures such as controlled burns or building levees. actor kevin spacey is now facing more sexual assault charges. in britain, prosecutors authorized seven additional charges today. according to london police. the charges involved multiple sexual assaults against

three—time champion, neil perry. that is all the sport byjoe perry.i will have more at 6.30. let's get more on that fantastic t20 world cup win from england — earlier i spoke to scott trainor, captain at actonians' cricket club, alongside raj patadia, a 17—year—old player umpire at the club to get their reaction. there's not many nails left here, finger nails have been shredded but we are really thrilled with the result, happy to get over the line and celebrate an england victory this afternoon. it and celebrate an england victory this afternoon.— this afternoon. it was thrilling, wasn't it? _ this afternoon. it was thrilling, wasn't it? at — this afternoon. it was thrilling, wasn't it? at some _ this afternoon. it was thrilling, wasn't it? at some points - this afternoon. it was thrilling, wasn't it? at some points i - this afternoon. it was thrilling, wasn't it? at some points i didj wasn't it? at some points i did thinkthis _ wasn't it? at some points i did think this could _ wasn't it? at some points i did think this could get _ wasn't it? at some

barbara perry, great to have you. of an usa, barbara prairie professor of ethics in institutions of university of virginia, millis center, or divisions over abortion rights in the us are stronger than ever before. after the supreme court struck down federal protections for the procedure in june. it's now up to individual states to decide whether to allow the procedure and several republicans lead states have banded outright. voters in michigan are also getting a chance to have their say on the issue as hydro, castro reports from the state capitol of lansing. we want, oh abortions are at the moment, legal in michigan, but the women in this room including the president of the country's largest abortion provider, fear that soon could change how much. oh, they're trying to take us back. a 1930 wine michigan law had banned nearly all abortions, with no exceptions for rape or incest. now that law could return this o ray, just dangerous and cruel law. it basically means that um, health care, michigan becomes criminalized tha

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[applause] i know the tough couple of guys, got, perry and dan. thank you guys, that's great. somebody just ran an incredible race. they are warriors. mary miller. [applause] louie gohmert. [applause] diana harshbarger, thank you. beth find dine, congratulations. clay higgins. clay, thank you very much. great job. first person to endorse tromp, a long time ago. thank you, barry. alex mooney, who just ran a great race. thank you. [applause] jt thompson. thanks, jt. good job. michelle fischbach. thank you michelle. john carter. thanks, john. ross. thank you, thank you. jack bergman. at from florida. [applause] we have everybody here tonight. thank you guys, very much. thanks. representative elect, a man who was going to be a future star one day, wesley hunt. [applause] and another one, chuck edwards, great job. attorney general, sean. thanks, sean. thank you, sean. ohio secretary of state, frank larose. thank you, frank. alabama secretary of state, where we wind by so much he said how can you possibly win alabama by matt -- by that much? by both records and then you lose georgia

is state senator perry thurston in the house? well, on the senate side in florida, perry thurston, who many of you know, was our lead in the state senate. and it took a couple of sessions of the state legislature because they thought other great floridians could also be considered. marjory stoneman douglas was considered. the founder of publix, george jenkins, was considered. everybody loves publix, but all right. what they did is eventually they passed one bill that said let's go examine who the great floridians are. then the department of state had a committee called the great floridians committee, and the florida council on arts and culture were involved. is shandy shaughnessy here? she was in the unveiling today. she was critical in making this happen. but they did online survey, and thank you, wildcats, because you know about the online survey. [applause] in my good friend, the famous historian from tampa on women's history doris weatherford was involved. his doris here? there she is. doris weatherford. [applause] doris help

a town tips to stories, perry, and there may be a ah destination europe. china felton wrote cogent leaders of the gigantic venture promise new partners, a loss of growth. we visit 3 cities which are already part of the silk road initiative. and where the feeling of dependence is growing. in 60 minutes on d, w. american home, any portion of lunch, a 3rd out in the world right now, the climate change. if any, off the story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with his subscriber all morning. like with people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center and more refugees are being turned away at the for families. planes on the tanks. in syria, these critic don't is in this way not against administrative people. fleeing screened around a rough getting 200 people has sunk in the gmc around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. we asked why, because no one should have to flee to make up your own mind. d. w for mine's a lot seen last us that he was just lying now live, barely able to.

you make of videos on tiktok some surprise celebrities voting he for republicans though matt katy perryowing she voted for rick caruso for the mayor of los angeles, i thought something that was so emblematic going on katy perry has shown love for democrat policies is out on instagram showing she is voting for ric caruso for mayor there. >> if he would win a wake-up call for democrats i don't know about the dancing stuff wasn't asked to participate in any of this, i am cringing a little bit on inside i will just say if you look at the -- team coming out of today is going to be, we have most in violence -- talked about crime cities being big broken blue bankrupt cities, rough places to be we have tight races in oregon, in washington, in minnesota, in new york, with lee zeldin some congressional races virginia we kind of flipped a blue state back to red with glenn youngkin american people clearing showing not about some kind of sheikh mode that the socialists have to get stars for them they want to go to basics can i put food on table fill car with gas walk down the street without getting

and i described this to a japanese historian and he said bullfrogs didn't enter japanuntil commodore perry, they are american . so you have to be very careful to not let yourself, not your imagination run only with you, to be very careful to look and verify and confirm. but you do have to allow yourself that leeway to make those mistakes because otherwise if you're too constrained i think you can get to that place where you can kind of envision and then describe the world. >> i have one more question before we go to questionsfrom the audience and a couple other thoughts . so tsuneno of years before us , what do you really want to ask her? what do you wish you could get an answer to from her? >> the one thing about tsuneno i never understood. >> .. he was lazy. he wouldn't go look for work. f whenever he got money he would spend it on his favorite foods and then he would sleep all day. he insulted her. they fought all the time. it was just litanies of complaints about this man. and then she divorced him finally because she really had wanted him to let her go and this was a a whole big thing

sandra perry says he drew from his own experience, who study anderson was very interesting because we were in a school that has a lot of history. and what is the learners that the traditional way of billing was actually much better. you did not need air conditioning. you did not need any kind of, you know, additional shelter because it was only provided for he hopes to encourage students to interact more teacher see students enjoy the space and learn better poverty method al jazeera, ross western india. ah, this is al jazeera, let's get around. i'm now the top stories in the u. s. 2 leaders of the right wing i was keepers group had been convicted of seditious conspiracy. group found a stuart roads and florida chapter had kelly megs were accused of instigating an attack to block congress from certifying jo biden's election victory. she ab returns, he has more from washington the debate has always been, look, was this just arrived got out of control and for many of those who have stood trial been charged, these are the arguments that they make. look, we were just overwhelmed by the mome

and so it was crucial that i could say to roy perry, you must examine his 1st. and he had the right recalled see other photographs. but he looked at it and we were waiting. and then he said, he said it's like missing an old friend. and he knew that was the turner. oh, in total, the teeth spent around $4000000.00 euros to recover the paintings. but the strategy of doing business with criminals would prove problematic. vince and crew from to me that when an arch snapping job like this works, we don't actually get caught and collect a lot of money via a middleman. and then of course, that's an incentive for the thieves to do a to tater. so it was not, it was a story in the media, not just in germany, but world wide front of that is judy when the pictures resurfaced, as the beloved of the tate was pretty opened about having paid money. although that was never any mention of a ransom because they just said it was for information leading to the recovery. advisor did some more award than a ransom in a balloon or in terms of museum security. every successful case is a d

here with us, the hero who risked his life for another nic perry jr.ef andrew ellis who was first on the scene after nick. guys, good morning to you. >> good morning how are you doing? >> doing okay. so, nic, you were driving home. you are a firefighter in white plains, new york. you are driving through brookfield, connecticut on the way home. and what did you see? just driving down route 7 and i seen a vehicle a little off the shoulder with its hazards on. go to go around them to see if everything is all right. it's a woman frantically waving me down and telling me a car went offer the ravine to the woods. i happened to look to the right and that's when i noticed the vehicle was starting to get pretty well involved. they told me there was someone trapped inside. and i just instinct training kicked. in i ran down there. and i found a female passenger was pinned pretty bad in the car, slumped over. >> and i had seconds to act. so i just do what i had to do to get her out. >> steve: you know, you know, you are taught. you have got have the gear on. you d

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epidemics themselves, then they came to the development of honey, the prices of our own live bait at perry'sus epidemics of utter proportions. we thought hello welcome everyone who is now with us with great pleasure. greetings to the guests of today's program is not all. now we have reached, therefore, in the process of talking to us, join one of the respected interlocutors as well, but we will not waste time, because the topic is very much. let's go in order, and from the past, then the dkb. which is now still in the information flow, i remember. this phrase will be set on fire along the entire perimeter of russia; here we see belarus in the twentieth year . central asia, the south caucasus, of course, all our attention. now chained to trying. for now, i will formulate attempts to resolve the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan in this way is a long history. and the cost is already a thousand lives. so we saw that at the recent summit of his dkb. it was agreed that in the near future there would be a meeting of the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan, mediated by the president of the russ