pioneer or komsomol organization have only one parent?nd and the bolshevik party, to which nadezhda arsent'eva replied to me. why should i read this to you? thanks to me for this, and she is the daughter of a convicted enemy of the people, the former division commander kotov, and she will never give up her father. to declare during a solemn meeting dedicated to accepting the communist youth union everything is dad, my physiologically father is condemned by article 58 mom and i publicly. what a wonderful close-knit, principled family you have. carried out our task carefully. she was just testing you on our assignment, of course. you will be soon. trip i you will be one request to tell anyone anything . as children. yes , i understood some kind of mystery here. yes, so i called you. well, yes, love the twig, well done, the physiological is great. our camp is also moving to the sea. yes, well, i have an arteker, but the young sand there and therefore the bark to the south. yes, well, as it were, it’s right, yes, and nadya is our girl. she is

the pioneer tree was probably a seedling during the 100 years' war.back in the 13 hundreds it would take another 150 years for columbus to sail the ocean blue and discover america. that's how big a lost this is its iconic. it's definitely a tragic loss for the community we've had visitors already come by and leave flowers at the kiosk for the tree. i'm saddened. it's like a death in the family and um, you know, hope is the bond of it find out what happened, and so it could be prevented in the future. the fire is suspicious. we're working with marine county fire right now, with their investigation team to find out what happened and if the fire was arson. it is a felony. tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. on this global day of action. we are learning more about the collapse of a large ice shelf in antarctica. it was the size of new york city and an area that scientists had believed was stable. the shelf has been melting for decades. but in 2020 the melting accelerated then last week, the area experience a warm spell where temperatures soared 70 degrees abov

pioneer pioneer camp i say, my guys are cartridges. well, in general, everything is possible.i understand, and if the german tramples, through us like yes, this is yashin, i say, i comrade. goodbye. and stop the enemy there. what is this? novices exactly comrade lieutenant wake up, i tell you, there. such a whole army there comrade lieutenant there is such a comrade lieutenant. come quickly. are you a drunken shredder, comrade lieutenant? well, let's go, well, well, quickly. come on, come on. well most likely most likely well what do you have here? it was bought by the army. i myself saw with my own eyes. the formula for the growth of a rifle one or two per shoulder . who is the commander of their toners in general? the artists are so patchy , where are you supposed to be? about the artist are you looking at stolyarov running? idiots are you really bad? what are you doing? like a german fascist invader people are sitting here sazonov yes, it's not loaded. listen, this is not a training rifle, a weapon, a weapon, a five-shooter, a system rifle. muzzle velocity, bullets 1.200 m/

the pioneer tree inside samuel p taylor park was iconic, believed to be hundreds of years old. cornell barnard details the loss and why rangers believe an illegal campfire may have been to blame. >> lost forever, unfortunately. cornell: fire crews were on scene. the loss as massive as the mighty redwood itself. >> it is, like, a loss of a family member, really, for the staff and members of the community. cornell: this ranger says the pioneer tree was one of the few old groove redwoods in the part. this was the tree before the fire, standing 200 feet tall and believed to be at least 800 years old. >> it is upsetting because they are so old, so big, and they harbor great life. losing just one tree is a big disappointment. >> the tree collapsed while folks were there just because of the amount of fire that was inside the tree. >> marin county fire chief jason weber believes the fire first discovered thursday, was likely started by an illegal campsite. >> not only is it illegal, it is just plain stupid. we are in an extended drought. i think for everybody, we want people to be fire

we pioneered this short video format. a very unique community today that has all these authentic content that people love. i think the opportunity we have to take this to more people around the world and inspire them and for them to bring more joy to more people, this is a great and unique opportunity. it gets me very excited. at the same time, there are challenges we have to work through. for example, making sure we are investing enough more and more into safety. to stay ahead of our growth. it is something that is very important to us. challenges and opportunities. with excite me equally. david: since you took the job of ceo of tiktok, we have been living in covid. how hard has it been to manage a company during covid? have you mostly been isolated or have you been operating? shouzi: it has been a challenging time for many businesses around the world including ours. we are a growing company. it is difficult for new employees joining us to not have the opportunity to mingle and interact with other people off-line in the

lewis rosenberg as an engineer and virtual reality pioneer, he donned v r goggles for the u. s. air force 30 years ago, and developed the 1st augmented reality system, virtual fixtures. he remains a firm believer at these virtual worlds and which allies, that warns against commercialization. not because the technology itself is dangerous. but because i, if you have these technologies being deployed in, in platforms controlled by large corporate ations. there's a lot of potential for abuse, level of monitoring is going to go from where you click to all this information about what, what you're doing, where you are even what your emotions are, based on how your faces reacting will. now they can use that information to manipulate us also in far deeper ways. the german sports goods manufacturer, adidas acquired a property in the virtual world, the sandbox at the end of last year. and it is not alone more and more bronze of betting on representation in the matter. thus, the subtle advertising is often difficult for the visitor to recognize we could find ourselves, are talking to pe

the first is that we are pioneers in what we do.e have innovated this form of short video and we are confident in the coming years will continue to innovate on that front and bring the best and most interesting value proposition to our users. david: if mark zuckerberg were here would you say, don't worry about us, we are not competition, or would you say, we are coming for you? shouzi: for us, we are more focused on our wealth. over the long run, the biggest competitor we have -- as cliche as this will sound -- will be ourselves. we have a mission to inspire creativity and bring joy, and we believe that our most important focus is the focus on delivering that mission. david: let me ask you this. most of the large technology companies -- let's say alibaba, baidu, tencent -- have gigantic market values and are prominent in china. certainly, not that prominent in the united states. tiktok, by contrast, is not in china, but is gigantic outside china and the united states and everywhere. what did tiktok do that enabled a chinese-based co

what better match than to have pioneering young women of 2022 working to celebrate the pioneering youngs are encouraged to wear period costumes. among the crowd then, descendants of the original runners. >> it still gives me goosebumps. the daughter of the winner came with a picture no one had seen before of her mother holding the winners cup from 1918 which the mother donated in world war ii to scrap metal drive. incident at the boston marathon when katze -- kathy switzer was caught running in the race. video of the race director tackling her was caught on camera. >> this created to do. >> the fact that it took another half-century for women to be accepted makes it hard to say it paved the way for women athletics. >> it tried but didn't succeed. >> much like karin who today wears a uniform that was only for men. change will come even if slowly. >> what do you hope people take away from your project? >> what it means to fight for your own right. because everything you do leaves a legacy. >> i think about the women in the original hike looking forward to now and i can feel them looking o

bruce willis — notjust a pioneer of action films, but a pioneer in tech, as well., making one of his films, distributing another. and what an honour and a privilege to work with a true star, a true professional. we didn't notice any problems a few years ago. reportedly, on his most recent movie, he wore an earpiece to be fed the lines so there were signs of problems there. he has decided to address these health issues, and his ex—wife, his current wife, his five kids, his blended family — he is surrounded by love not just form them but from movie fans all over the world. we're rooting for you, bruce! sandro monetti. thank you to him. let's stay in hollywood. will smith was asked to leave the oscars after hitting comedian chris rock, but refused, according to organisers. they released a statement saying that his actions at the oscars were a deeply shocking, traumatic event and they apologised to other nominees, guests and viewers. the academy says it has initiated disciplinary proceedings against the best actor winner. meanwhile, in boston, chris rock has had his fi

and employees to produce 60000 jobs over the next ten years to generate billions of dollars of pioneering research and development. and then to double down the support of law-enforcement. [applause] >> we are doubling down there doubling down our support for law enforcement by giving them more resources to keep the people of ohio safe. working together to have state spending of one.2 billion dollars and we cut taxes by more than three.$6 billion. [applause] creating ohio's lowest taxes and more than 40 years. [applause] leaving more money for businesses to reinvest in our economy to create jobs. [applause] and to put more money into the pockets of our fellow citizens. now i want you to think about this for a minute. to seeing we have done all these things, all of them during a once in a hundred year pandemic, we did it together. [applause] we have had many shared successes the past couple of years and has been difficult. we continue to pray for those who died in covid and for their families. and to begin the battle the citizens here in ohio you do what ohioans have always done to rally to

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what happened to the pioneer tree? it's samuel taylor state park and the temporary closures visitors need to know about, plus. president biden is warning of food shortages as the war in ukraine drags on, and mala rivera in washington with details on how g seven leaders plan to address the issue as amans struggle with inflation coming up. and i'm tracking a cooling trend for your bay area weekend that will eventually lead to somewhat weather. better details coming up. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain,

pioneers, the most polite pioneers in the world, so, then, it is necessary to inflict uh on russia, weakeningosition, and strike, where along the uh of its periphery along the border, and that's it. here is what you listed. this danilov was not invented by himself, he the americans said. you will still support yourself, because in the near future moldova will start something in the dniester region, well, the poles are always ready to provoke, uh, it means that georgia will start against abkhazia or south ossetia one way or another. the strength of russia was distinctive. azerbaijan already started, i was absolutely sure that uh azerbaijan will take advantage of this situation, and we have seen it. uh, he came beyond the line of division into the territory, which, uh, in general, our russian peacekeepers share, and she, uh, still. while the armenian was considered, or rather. under under control of the armenian armed forces, which means that azerbaijan was said here, paradoxically, armenia is a weak, ambiguous policy. now they haven’t pulled out to elect from us in the caspian region only iran

ah, pioneers, the most polite pioneers in the world, so, it means that you need to inflict uh on russiabut a strike where its periphery is along the border, and that’s it. here is what you listed. it was not danilov who came up with it himself, the americans told him. you still hold out, because in the near future something will come to moldova. well , the poles are always ready to provoke, uh, so georgia will start against abkhazia or south ossetia one way or otherwise russia's strength was distinctive. azerbaijan had already begun, i was absolutely sure that azerbaijan would take advantage of this situation, and we saw it. uh, he came over the line of separation on the territory, which, uh, in general, our russian peacekeepers share and she, uh, still. while the armenian was considered, or rather. under the control of the armenian armed forces, it means that azerbaijan was said here, paradoxically, armenia is a weak ambiguous policy. now they haven’t pulled out to elect from us in the caspian region only iran, our former competitor, a and the persian empire in the caucasus, they are o

bruce willis, notjust a pioneer of action films, but a pioneer in tech as well.up, making one of his films, distributing another. what an honour and a privilege to work with a true star, a true professional. we didn't notice any problems 18 years ago. reportedly on his most recent movie he wore an earpiece to be fed the lines. so there were signs of problems there. he has decided to address the health issues, his ex—wife, his current wife, his five kids, his blended family, he is surrounded by love notjust on their but from movie fans all over the world. we their but from movie fans all over the world.— their but from movie fans all over the world. we are rooting for ou, over the world. we are rooting for you, bruce. _ over the world. we are rooting for you, bruce. thank - over the world. we are rooting for you, bruce. thank you - over the world. we are rooting for you, bruce. thank you so l for you, bruce. thank you so much. here in the uk, the labour leader sir keir starmer has accused borisjohnson of "taking the public for fools" by not resigning over the row

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the pioneer tree in samuel p taylor state park was iconic. believed to be hundreds of years old. abc7news reporter has more on the loss and why rangers believe an illegal campfire made to be blamed for this. >> it is lost forever. reporter: fire crews were on scene of a blaze which destroyed an iconic piece of samuel p taylor park, known as the pioneer tree. the loss as massive as the mighty redwood itself. >> it is like the loss of a family member, for the staff and members of the community. reporter: he says the pioneer tree was one of the few remaining old-growth redwoods in the park, this was the tree before the fire, standing 200 feet tall and believed to be at least 800 years old. >> it is upsetting because they are sold and so big -- so old and so big and harbor a great life. losing just one tree is a big disappointment. >> the tree collapsed while folks were there, just because of the amount of fire that was inside the tree. reporter: marin county fire chief leaves the fire first discovered on thursday was likely started by an illegal campsite. >> not only is it illegal b

what pioneering young women before us did and so i thought what better match than to have pioneering on a project to celebrate the pioneering young women of 1922 the hike next month. is open to anyone who wants to pay homage to the women of 1922 participants are encouraged to wear period costumes these are photos from the first commemorative hike in 2018 among the crowd then descendants of the original dipsy hike runners. it still gives me goosebumps the daughter of the winner in 1918 came. this is a hundred year gap and she came with a picture that no one had seen before of her mother holding the winners cup from 19. which she the mother had donated? in world war two to a scrap metal drive so that trophy wasn't there anymore, but the picture was that woman edith hickman it would be and other women were once again given the opportunity to race. the change came after an incident at the boston marathon when kathy switzer disguised in a baggy sweat suit was caught running in the race video of the race director tackling her was caught on camera and this created a big people said it's tim

the pioneering young women of 1922.en to anyone who wants to pay homage to the 1922. -- women of 1922. participants are encouraged to wear period costumes. these are photos from the first one in 2018, among the crowd descendants of the original runners. >> it still gives me goosebumps. the daughter of the winner in 1918 came. this is a 100 year gap, she came with the picture no one had seen of her mother holding the winner's cup from 1918. which the mother donated in world war ii to scrap metal drive. the trophy was not there anymore. the picture was. liz: that woman was edith hickman. it would be another 50 years until she and other women are once again given the opportunity to race. the change came after an incident at the boston marathon when kathy switzer, disguised in a baggy sweat suit, was caught running in the race. video of the race director tackling her was caught on camera. >> this created a big to do, people said it is time for women to be allowed in races. liz: the fact it took another half-century for wome

by reigniting the pioneer spirit of ohioans we will do it.t important things we can do that will benefit not only the 32 counties in the appalacian region but also the entire state. it's a long-overdue comprehensive investment in appalachia and so the members -- to members of the general assembly i will work with you and i intend to work with you and local leaders in appalachia. to create an investment programs to revitalize and rebuild the economy and the main streets of the area where ohio began. we have an historic opportunity to dedicate resources to our state that is ready to move-in ready to flourish. the coming days and weeks i will work together with you and community leaders to plan and implement improvements that reflect the vision of the local community. investing such things as redevelopment further expansion of broadband coverage workforce development student wellness for schools and fighting the ongoing battle of addiction. our citizens in appalachia are strong. we have a great and proud history. generations planting roots deep

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by reigniting the pioneer spirit of the ohioans who built this state. one of the most important things we can do that will benefit not only 32 counties in the appalachian region but our entire state is to make a long overdue investment in appalachia. members of the general assembly, i will work with you and in appalachia to create an investment program to revitalize and rebuild the economies in the area where ohio began. we have a historic opportunity to dedicate resources to an area of the state that is ready to move and ready. in the coming days and weeks i will work with you and community leaders to help the region plan, implement improvements that reflect the vision of the local communities. investing in such things as downtown redeveloped, further expansion, workforce development, student wellness in schools, fighting the ongoing battle against addiction. our citizens are strong, they have a great and proud history, generations built a life, building roots along the ohio river. this is now appalachia's time. [applause] >> ohio, a great state, but t

the pioneering of women of 1922.o pay homage to the minute -- women in 1922. participants are encouraged to wear. costumes. these are photos from the first one in 2018, among the crowd descendants of the original runners. >> it still gives me goosebumps. the daughter of the winter in 1918 --winner in 1918 she came with the picture no one had seen of her mother holding the winner's cup from 1918. which the mother donated in world war ii to scrap metal drive. the trophy was there anymore. the picture was. reporter: that woman was edith hickman. another 50 years until she and other women are once again given the opportunity to race. the change came after an incident at the boston marathon when kathy switzer, disguised in a baggy sweat suit, was caught running in the race. video of the race director tackling her was caught on camera. >> this created a big to do, people said it is time for women to be allowed in races. reporter: it took another half-century for women to be accepted into the racing community makes it hard

the pioneer tree was probably a seedling during the 100 years' war.k in the 13 hundreds it would take another 150 years for columbus to sail the ocean blue and discover america. that's how big a lost this is its iconic. it's definitely a tragic loss for the community we've had visitors already come by and leave flowers at the kiosk for the tree. i'm saddened. it's like a death in the family and um, you know, hopefully is the bond of it find out what happened, and so it could be prevented in the future. the fire is suspicious. we're working with marine county fire right now, with their investigation team to find out what happened and if the fire was arson. it is a felony. tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. well new at six. utah now joins 11 other states and banning transgender youth athletes from playing on girls teams. republican state lawmakers push the band through despite a veto letter from utah governor spencer cox. his letter drew national attention, arguing that such laws target vulnerable transgender kids already at high risk of suicide, the band c

the pioneer tree was estimated to be about 500 years old. the cause of the fire.re going to figure that out in the east by the alameda county fire department tweeted out this video showing first responders working to rescue a driver who somehow drove into the san leandro marina. luckily, they say they were able to get the driver to shore safely. no word yet on how exactly they ended up in the water. let's talk about our weather forecast right now as we take a live look outside here across a pretty picture at the golden gate bridge. it's definitely a busy day in san francisco and the weekend weather is looking great. little fog. there's inch and in across the coast. and our meteorologist dave spahr is joining us now with a look at the timing of the rain. as we look at the drought monitor. we did yeah. big time. an unfortunate this is a bit of rain is probably going to change this and then they may be reading from getting worse. but >> people trying to get out about to get that what they got to get done because tomorrow won't be as pretty. here's what we've got goin

these days she's known in turkey as a pioneer of men's fashioned design. she studied at his temples prestigious, me must see none fine arts university, a creations of received him to national towards her designs include outfits for musicians. for instance, the internationally famous turkish pup, stop talkin in her latest collection, newborn. another important credo, the designer is revealed. all the fabrics are made from sustainable materials. awareness of nature is increasingly coming to the fall, and i walk around in the pandemic has completely changed our lives before the pandemic. a real movement was already taking shape and fashion, and great steps were being taken towards more sustainability. but the pandemic greatly accelerated this movement of this is why we can say that now thought sustainable fashion is setting the agenda buffy. how did you cook jet? tries to preserve old traditions of fashion for a new born collection, she often worked with hand woven fabrics made of wool known hair as ezra. the fabric is typical of se turkeys, batman province,

she knows some of the pressures of being a pioneer. her website shows how judge cordell also forged a path in 1982, becoming the first african american woman judge in northern california. then when i got on the bench not being addressed properly by some lawyers, one in fact, called me, honey. and i'm excuse me. in her book, her honor. judge cordell also explains the additional pressures she and many others have felt as a black woman on the bench. when you're the first they're generally two types of pressure. so there's pressure from those who are the status quo. and sometimes they're the good old boys who don't want change and who expect you to fail. then there's another camp , and that's generally women, people of color. that was in my instance who wanted me to succeed my first couple years on the bench. i was terrified. i had to come through. i had to be prepared. i had to be successful in what i was doing. and the senate judiciary committee is expected to continue these hearings through thursday before making a recommendation about

>> first i want to thank you for being a pioneer member i am going to have to be a little tough thisi see tech delivery. okay i am calling that i see semi, but i see another purchase teak that's like this so we have to make a change there. you have a healthcare, moderna i prefer eli lilly, united rental that's nice when the economy comes back i think this is the kind of portfolio that needs a raythe worst is on or coca-cola, raythe worst is on being military and coca-cola a great staple looking for different ideas and mix up portfolios a little bit then i want to thank everyone for being pioneer members of the investing club anyone that knows, knows that jeff marks and i are just passionate we do hope you will join and don't forget our 1020 morning meeting every day, including when i was on vacation mad money is back after the break. zblmpbls >>> stick around. >> may i make a suggestion >> the lightning round is coming up next. may i make a suggestion >> the lightning round is coming up next. > stick around. >> may i make a suggestion >> the lightning round is coming up next. your sh

by the way, the krceo was guestn the last club call pioneer, 6.3% yield. much as devin. as for cotara, it is more focused on natural gas tom jordan was on recently i like them. why is it lagging? it is more gas than oil. i have one more fossil fuel stock a little too controversial right now, halliburton the oil service icon that's the newest holding in my charitable trust. they've been disciplined not to drill too much, at least the public ones, not private equity ones, awwith crude over $100 a barrel, that will change they have the most north american exposure making it ideal for the moment we are talking 167% increase i think that's a terrific sign of confidence even as i will tell you right now real-time we are monitoring how control is this russian exposure. we may have to bolt. we don't want to own the stocks of companies that are committed to russia. those are not the companies that you want to own. we care about purpose. next retailers i like tractor supply and best buy. tractor supply is one of the best-run chains in the country i urge you to go to

she knows some of the pressures of being a pioneer. her website shows how judge cordell also forged a path in 1982, becoming the first african american woman judge in northern california. then when i got on the bench not being addressed properly by some lawyers, one in fact, called me, honey. and i'm excuse me. in her book, her honor. judge cordell also explains the additional pressures she and many others have felt as a black woman on the bench. when you're the first they're generally two types of pressure. so there's pressure from those who are the status quo. and sometimes they're the good old boys who don't want change and who expect you to fail. then there's another camp , and that's generally women, people of color. that was in my instance who wanted me to succeed my first couple years on the bench. i was terrified. i had to come through. i had to be prepared. i had to be successful in what i was doing. and judge cordell says that she hopes the senators questions in the coming days will focus on judge jackson's record and judicia

these sound systems were pioneers, they brought so much joy to the masses, but sadly these pioneers,ithout any recognition. some are still around but not been given their dues. these audios, these videos are essential to highlight how these sound systems played. they're like a time capsule so you can be transported back to �*83, �*84, 1989, or whatever date, and you can hear and you can see how the sound systems played, the crowd response, and hear some rare reggae music. i'm hoping that these sound systems will build a new fan base from the youth of today. eu officials have agreed a plan to clamp down on anti—competitive action by the world's largest technology platforms, in a move aimed at levelling the playing field across global digital markets. our technology correspondent james clayton has more details. this law contains pretty much everything that big tech would not want in a law, because for years and years and years companies like google, apple and meta have been accused of being gatekeepers in their field. that essentially they use their products to give themselves an unfai

the for the year a leader was able to cast himself as a pioneer and the entire crypto community it cheered him on. but why did el salvador make bitcoin its national currency? one 5th of the national g d p is money sent home by family members abroad, but according to officials, 70 percent of the population don't even have a bank account. considering the high transaction costs that come with conventional currencies, bitcoin is also a fast and inexpensive alternative. another reason is that a salvador hasn't had its own currency since 2001. they use us dollars, but the country is eager to reduce their dependence on the united state prison. how does paying with crypto currency is work in everyday life? we took a closer look now on campus runs a small printing business in san salvador, the capital of el salvador. he pays with bitcoin every day and that boiled complaint, hey, with fleet coin wherever i can are at small shops in the supermarket. the and at gas stations, macau, this, selena staying for gas when bitcoin has become 2nd nature. when he gets to the cashier, instead of reaching for his

that is architecture's most prestigious ana sponsors of the award say he was recognized for his pioneering designs that are sustainable to death and its inhabitants in lands of extreme scarcity. his designs will blow your mind and inspire you to dream. big o debbie doors forces cafe in the spotlight at his office in berlin. congratulations are in order even mar, dream, fools and dizzy. i never thought that these words that i was doing, you know, as a duty to my people, the house i have, my carrier will ever be connected to the christopher issue. office cafe was born in gander, burkina faso and moved to germany age 20. while still a student at berlin's technical university, he raised the funds to build a school in his home village. the design used local techniques and resources to provide natural ventilation. it earned him. the aga khan award for architecture. it wasn't, you did to my people, you know, because i wanted to contribute as a member of that community to the development of these today parties. kerry and his 12 employees juggle several projects, many of them in africa like the ope

sewell: madam speaker, i rise today to honor a true civil rights pioneer, reverend fred shuttlesworth, ahead of what would have been his 100th birthday on friday, march 18. he was a civil rights activist who led the fight against segregation and other forms of discrimination as a minister in birmingham, alabama. he was co-founder of the southern christian leadership conf conference, initiated and was instrumental in the 1963 birmingham campaign. also known as project c for confrontation to desegregate the city of birmingham. regarded as one of the most courageous civil rights fighters in the south by dr. martin luther king jr., reverend shuttlesworth was a fearless freedom fighter who always stood up for what was right. he participated in the sit-ins against segregated lunch counters in 1960 and took part in the organization and completion of the freedom rides in 1961. throughout his amazing career, despite experiencing violent intimidation and numerous attempts on his life, reverend shuttlesworth remained vigilant in his right for civil rights. the noted pastor of the bethal baptist