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he was still a quaker. he was a quaker. he was not quaker. but he he was thought of as a quaker. and he was a pennsylvanian and, you know, he had represented pennsylvania to the europeans. he he was still very much a part of a system in which we identified ourselves by our state. and your second question was about why daniel webster never became president. yeah, that's i think, a really interesting question. because he was enormously popular and even among people, even among people who had who admired webster or they didn't vote for him, they didn't support him. and the explanation, the best explanation that i have for that is that people felt that god like daniel, was too godlike. they didn't want someone who was god like they wanted someone they could have a beer with. you know, they wanted someone who they could identify with. they wanted someone who was more like them. and webster was too highfalutin for maybe for a lot of americans. he was also, in some ways not godlike enough. so webster was was not a man who was above sinning. he liked wine. and women and money, maybe a li

it was warren's fifth corps that into the first confederate resistance as it moved up the quaker road still around with chamberlain's brigade in the lead they broke through several units, confederate infantry, and reached a position near the junction of the quaker road with the boyden plank road, which went from petersburg southwesterly to dinwiddie courthouse. this first victory for the union force was called the battle of the lewis farm, a very small operation, one brigade fighting a battle with a couple of other brigades from the from the south. more the point by the evening of the 2/9, the fifth corps was closing in on all important white oak road, much more important than the quaker. but since they connected, he was going to share. warren was now moving northward to me to get to the white oak road rather than just west and south to get to dinwiddie courthouse. so meade had changed the plan somewhat at this time late the 29th and through much of the 30th, a torrential rain engulfed the area, making the truth troop movements extremely difficult. sheridan some of his troops under hi

the quaker struck the cities of aleppo. huh. and the takia, at least 1500 people have been killed, that the quickest piled misery on millions of display. syrians still living in makeshift camps after 11 years of civil war are let's get more now on the united nations response. the devastation caused by the earthquake. we can speak now to gens luca, who's the deputy spokes pressman for the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. a join just live now from geneva. mr. luck a. so 1st up, it's clearly a very grim picture this morning. to say the least. what's your assessment of what we're dealing with and just what's required? yes, good morning. this is almost as bad as it has been colossal, the soft of that she had this area and how these, these 2 countries were little more than 24 hours into it. i just, i think in the past 12 hours. also, we have seen that this whole almost double, if not more. so this is indeed a very, very big dis off. but it's also something where the united nations has mobilized very quickly. we

and there are 9000 inch at 0538 people die from the quaker, neighboring syria, which has been ravaged by some of the heaviest aftershocks, living thousands injured with schools more traps beneath the rubble of collapse, filled with it's 8 pm here in moscow. and this is asi international with the latest wealth news updates. a very welcome to you that we start with on developing new story. takia on syria have been ravaged by a series of powerful deadly earthquakes. with the tremors felt hundreds of cologne, which is the way affecting several other countries. the tragedy has already claimed the lives of more than 2000 people and the death toll continues to rise. here's some of the footage from a turkish city this among those hit. oh, [000:00:00;00] a in the southern turkish city of dia, back here, a multi story building collapse right in front of emergency cruise. more than 3400 buildings are said to have been destroyed across the country. at least 1541 people are confirmed dead in turkey, and more than 9700 reported injured with the numbers expected to rise. president reject are the one

the quakers piled misery on millions of display syrian still living in makeshift camps. after 11 years of civil war, natasha game has worn out from its stumble. the government continues along with rescue crews to try to pull people out of the rubble. bear in mind, the temperatures have been skirting to almost freezing. it has been snowing or fries rating for much of the day. and as one government official said, these conditions are making things quote difficult. there is more bad weather coming while the european union and the united states are among those sending international aid to turkey and syria, off the turkish government appealed for help. nearly 20 search and rescue teams, including firefighters and humanitarian aid groups of being sent from use. at least 5 palestinians have been killed, vice ready forces during a raid near the city of jericho and by the west bank reading forces only about java camp. on monday morning, several people including a senior house official arrested chile continues to battle. the deadliest wildfires on record which have now killed at l

the quaker levelled entire buildings killing sleeping residence in the early morning hours in rebel held it. let province residents describe it as the strongest earthquake they had experienced in their lifetimes above what are those now by the law. we went through horrifying moments and us building at 4 in the morning is as and we've never witnessed an earthquake like this. thoughts of buildings of collapse, of my family and i survived and the neighbors did too, but 5 people died here with sophia comes with us hosanna. and the situation was so intensely it felt like judgment a day. well that was said the calendar. you'll know. he only, they say the quick here went on for about a minute and a half. what followed was destruction on a scope that is proving difficult for volunteers from the syrian civil defense to manage on their own. they are still carrying out rescue operations, but supplies are running out fast. oh, about from of you yell of about bill that for you give, shall i? serious situation is very bad. the people of northern syria witness to real catastrophe today. but another dev

aleppo on saturday. recalls for medical supplies are growing increasingly desperate survivors of the quaker flock to make shift camps originally set up to house. those displaced by the war. as the 1st supplies arrived from the you, when anger is growing over the slow pace of internationally, canada as a prime minister, just introduce as an unidentified object has been shot down over canada. trudeau said he gave the order which was carried out by us fighter jet over the yukon region of north western canada. it's the 3rd time a high altitude object has been shot down over north america in just over a week. last saturday, the u. s. brought down a chinese balloon. it said was being used for spying. and on friday it shot down another unidentified object over alaska. canada's defense minister says while little is known about the latest object to be shot down, it will be fully investigated. we have no further details about the object at this time, other than it appears to be a small cylindrical object. let me assure all canadians that canadians are safe. there is no reason to believe that the impa

ah, the quaker levelled entire buildings killing sleeping residence into early morning hours in rebel held it, let province residence, describe it as the strongest earthquake they had experienced in their lifetimes above. what are those now by the law. we went through horrifying moments in us building at 4 in the morning, isn't it? we've never witnessed an earthquake like this thoughts of buildings, of collapse, of my family and i survived and the neighbors did too. but 5 people died here with sophia, comes with us household in this situation so intensely, it felt like judgment a day. well that was said because normally they say the quick here went on for about a minute and a half. what followed was destruction on a scope that is proving difficult for volunteers from the steering civil defense to manage on their own they are still carrying out rescue operations, but supplies are running out fast. oh about from of you? yes. about the all that so you give shamaya situation is very bad. the people in northern syria witness to real catastrophe to day if i live in the civil defense are sti

were calls from medical supplies are growing increasingly desperate survivors of the quaker flock to make shift camps originally set up to house. those displaced by the war as the 1st supplies arrived from the un, anger is growing over the slow pace of international aid deliverance. now to some of the other stories making news, round the world at the shower, canada's prime minister justin trudeau says an unidentified object has been shot down. it's the 3rd object identified in north american air space in just over a week. in the 1st incident shown here, the us shot down a chinese balloon. it said was being used for spying. often, zealand largest city is bracing itself for more bad weather. as a potentially devastating storm is forecast. thousands have been left without power and dozens of flights cancel. it comes less than 2 weeks after the city experienced historic levels of rain, which killed 4 people. well polling booths have opened in the german capital. berlin for a rerun of the cities botched 2021 local elections around 2400000 berliner so voting for their state parliament and

i'm a mfbt san francisco friend's meeting otherwise known the quakers. serveos peace and social concerns committee. we believe noni have 11 confranation of injustices and peaceful reconciliation are superior to the use of force. law enforcement and the military also apply noni have 11 means before use of force and firearms. only if other means remain ineffective or without promise of achieving the result. we have more in common then and there differences. i'm here to support with you and work with you. thank you to the rowels mittee and the sheriff's department for your collaboration with advocates on this policy and commitment to improvement in transparency. as a quaker committed to nonviolence and human rights i'm concerned how weapons authorized for the use in san francisco jails and how use in such condition fined space. i'm interested in hearing what increased risk of injury there men for people in san francisco jails or a risk of unnecessary force on innocent bystanders may be detained there. interested in information on deployment and uses in the

and now this powerful of quaker struck this, this area as well. also important the a powerful claim with them as well. and even with stuff as far as israel is on the line, the scale of his grade most only it side, but also cool decides knowledge just happened to a very shallow level of 10 kilometers which amplifies the power of the quake. dorian, thank you very much for now. our correspondent dorian jones there in the stumble. take a look at some of the stories around the world taking place today. ukraine is replacing it's defense minister ahead of an expected russian offensive. alexi arresting. coff will be replaced by carry low donno, the current chief of military intelligence, the cabinet. the latest cabinet, re shuffle comes amid a major clamp down on the corruption by ukrainian government. the trial of 47 people accused of subversion has begun in hong kong. the activists are accused of holding unofficial primary elections to stand against probation candidates. they were arrested following the introduction of a sweeping national security law.

pamela: the johnson house sits side-by-side with those of quaker families.nti-slavery quakers were active in the whaling trade and employed many african-americans. >> new bedford is a unique place at that time. new bedford is a bustling whaling port but also a place with a large free black population. massachusetts ends slavery in 1783, so people here are free and are able to go about their business as citizens. >> douglass finds work on the docks in new bedford and marvels at the opportunity in the seaport town. >> he is able to vote here. voting was not segregated. he paid his poll tax, $1.50, and in the 1840's he is voting. in new bedford, african-americans were running for elections. new bedford teaches him the possibility and hope of what freedom might really look like if people were equal. pamela: douglass is also able to attend church and act as a minister, where he learns he needs to speak up. >> he talks about getting the sacrament in one of the churches where he is sitting in the back of the po, he gets the sacrament last, and he writes about that.

palestinians killed already in less than 2 months just in the occupied west bank magnitude. 5.6. quakers shaken east and took ha killing at least one person. the latest, craig struck, the city of malachi triggering frantic work to rescue. several people trapped in rubble. turkish authorities said more than a 100 people were injured to the travel on monday and 20 on buildings were destroyed. 3 weeks ago, 2 major earthquakes killed at least 50000 people across southern tokyo and northern syria. because you're up to date, syria. witnesses for the prosecution is coming up next on i was just here. ah ah, just during the wards here you billions of syrian struggle to escape to constant bombing and fighting that virtually destroyed their homeland. but others chose to say, oh really? oh god with their weapons, their cameras, mobile phones and their courage. over many years, they collected proof of war crimes committed against civilians. without them, every trace of evidence would have disappeared. they still took pictures and collected physical evidence so that one day the perpetrators could be p

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quakers. there's probably a pretty good chance of there being some connection between the missionaries and the artifacts. and the process has taken a long time, starting back in 2018 when frank was the coordinator for nagpra and lincoln was a councilmember. as a coordinator, frank had done many indigenous artifact repatriations across the country, but when the community received the letter from george fox university, they both got very excited because this was their home village. some of them, they thought, might be artifacts from members of the eagle and raven chance in kake. these are tlingit, hyda chance in southeast alaska. now, a little about both of these great alaskans. frank is an army veteran. by the way, alaska natives, both alaska native leaders, serve at higher rates in the u.s. military than any other ethnic group in the country. special patriotism, i refer to this as. and frank is a great example of that. you go to native communities, native villages in alaska, raise your hands f

something that we've heard loud and clear from ours. railey partners, a magnitude 5 point. 6, quakers shaken east and took kia, killing at least one person. the latest quake struck the city of malaysia triggering frantic wood to rescue. several people trapped in rubble. took a show thought he said more than a 100 people were injured in the tremor on monday and 29 buildings were destroyed. okay, you're up to date. witness is coming up next analogy 0. make sure you stay with us for that talk. the law will the law, when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential elections of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line a week or 2 hoping to live each one of the dead, which i did the old wind up going on a manipulating it'll get you down to a point where you might never recover, stable bullies and nothing to do with their pass, what was being sable clicked, they were billing as a boat to pop a, treat the who refused to see t

the quakers piled misery on millions of des space syrians still living in makeshift camps after 11 years of civil war. obs 0 corresponding oma al, hold on, is falling the rescue operations in gaussian tip. no, no, no, no, no fi. yeah. we have moved around garza and tip and there have been a number of buildings that collapsed. we have been hearing people trapped under durham, bulls and calling for help. as we have mentioned, a large number of buildings collapsed because of the earthquake that had certain turkey, and especially gaussian tip from where we broke up such pictures, showing victims being pulled down from underneath a collapse building. i let the european union and the united states are among those sending international aid to turkey and syria after the turkish government appeal for help. nearly 20 search and rescue teams, including firefighters and humanitarian aid groups, are being sent from the u. russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries, and israel says it's ready to send emergency help to syria. and what would be rare cooperation between the warring neighbors

and do you have any relatives or friends who have been affected by the quaker? how worried are people about further tremors or after shots? oh, very much for let's say alerts because of these are locked tremors and to my relatives are okay. unfortunately, but some of my friends to ports whereabout news. accordingly, some houses off to college, just a collapsed in on takia and in karma marsh, we've been hearing that a. but anyway, these are not my relatives, but our citizens are in danger. unfortunately, i know so our citizens, some of our seasons, are on the damaged buildings. and that's very sad for us. and as of right now, how our regional emergency service is handling the situation? i mean, in terms of search of the search and rescue a turkey is very ready now up at this very well experienced. but the thing is a b just cold air force level calling. that means a are awaiting some other search and rescue teams from all around the world. because the numbers here damaged areas are the provinces are very high, and that's why i app rates. maybe our teams are not be

, 1a, the voice began to develop, and at the same time a social consciousness, because my family, quakersturally. and then at some point, they fused. but the voice was a key into everything, really. the film touches on some of the individuals with whom joan baez became involved. she was in a relationship with bob dylan when they were both quite young. # you say you're looking for someone. # how do you look back at that time and your musical partnership with bob dylan? presumably you have kind of very fond memories of that. i do, actually. and it says so in the film, it was this amazing period in time for both of us. and then came all the chaos and all of that, all the resentment and all the bs. and then i was painting him, a portrait of him as a young man and put his music on, and for whatever... this is a few years ago, all the resentment and the stuff drained away. so there's nothing left but appreciation that i was there at that time. he was there, he wrote those songs and i sang. the film reveals much of her personal battles with inner demons, and the fact that her father subjected he

and now this powerful of quakers struck this, this area as well. also impulse and the a powerful quake with them as well. and even with stuff as far as israel. and this is on the line, the scale of the so correct, not only it side, but also called the fact knowledge has happened to a very shallow level of 10 kilometers which amplifies the power of the quake. dorian, thank you very much for now. our correspondent dorian jones there in the stumble. well, he was craig, also struck areas scored by serious civil war and populated largely by refugees or internally displaced. people in opposition held northern syria. the spokes person of the syrian civil defense issued the following appeal. many buildings in different cities and villages and north were c, a collapse destroyed by this or not the quick. our themes responded to the all the sites and the buildings and the thing. now, many families, no, are under that. i will, i will, i will, i would have, but i will keep trying to save them, trying to save the people, to save the or the people from on the lev

only member of her family to survive will have more the struggle to get 8 into syria following the quaker regional ready back by years of bloody conflict. to day, though bruised, r demarcus remains on bough darren on broker theo, as president, delivers a defiant and buoyant state of the union address. ah, welcome to the prego. we begin in turkey and syria were now for a 3rd day rescue as our digging through rubble. desperate to find survivors overnight, hundreds of thousands of people ought to state wherever they could find refuge. more than 8200 people and i confirmed to died and mondays, devastating earthquakes. turkish present regis type odor one has declared a disaster zone for 10 regions and imposed a state of emergency that will last 3 months wrestle. so the who's in the city of carmen rush begins our coverage. it's hard to imagine any one could survive this. but despite the odds of women is found alive. here in common marsh, many lives have been torn apart. many all the lives had been lost altogether. oh, do you mean are you, how much on the other belongs on? as her old buildings h

a, my colleague union o'neill here with the desk at the top of the hour to update you on the quakers from turkey and syria, and the rest of your world wide use. ah ah, when this conflict ends and it will let it must get, there will be again, commercial relationships. they'll be social relationships, they'll be family relationships. it's going to take some time, but it's natural. and you know, there isn't going to be a great wall built between ukraine and the russian federation. ah ah ah ah ah, people likes and in most cases is good to be as close to one as possible. but of course, the world freedom in quinton, is all the allies of united states, or in the top b index all in complex or in the bottom. what does this say about the credibility and the criteria of the ranking system? for this addition of $316.00 we're going to ask is the world of freedom index. just a ranking made by the west side justification into involvement and foreign complex since 20 spelled and index of civil liberties has been published by candidates frasier institute. germany is liberal as institute and the u. s.

turkey officially has building codes to deal with earthquakes, but the extent of damage from the quakers raised questions about how well those standards were enforced. after 1999 earthquake killed, 17000 people in turkey building codes were changed, adapted to promote earthquake resistant construction. earlier i asked, yeah, i mean, did him october and engineer specializing in seismic effects on buildings at the university college london? why those regulations did not prevent the destruction that we sold this week? i don't think the issue here is the billing cause that they weren't in 1999. they are not now he's still in line. they are very, very long. and you're going engineering training is pretty high quality the scientific know the importance and regulation a compliance with fire inspection practices lacking. so i think there are 3 issues. one is that the design might not follow the code in the 1st place on the as this, these things are going to another another. secondly, even if the design actually a, in the right way, that the cost function stage contractor actually might not in th

we'll hear to talk straight, talk to we straight from the of quaker hit syrian capital damascus. he's dr. bettina siobhan. political and meet your advisor to president busha. i said, thank you very much dr. sharon, for coming on, i better just ask 1st of all, what is the situation in syria, a donation mainstream media saying they can't get to syria, which is why they're focusing on turkey. thank you very much. ash in for asking us the situation and sit in truly band and particularly, and i little i'm let, i can come on the plate as badly stricken by week and what made it worse is that city has been fighting for 12 years. again, this horrible, better store that has been imposed on us and then what is make it 3 times worse is the america and european sanctions. again, a city which prevent us from updating our a means and, and ways of helping the people hard job. and while they last is talking that they allow the limited in assistance which is absolutely not true. unfortunately, action there, they were only talks about governments as if they don't see people and syria. and if you co

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it is just monumental, those calls the stubble of quakers cause devastation in a vast area of turkey. i mean turkey is used to these big quakes, but there's never experience of quakes of devastated such a large area. we're talking month in the area if we are american views or goes from boston for neil down to washington, a large area, they compensate and of turkey largest cities around $13000000.00 people live in this area. and according to the latest reports, as many as 17000 buildings claps, and these are small buildings, many cases, these are large apartment blocks 101214 stories high holding thousands of apartments. we're talking about and a thousands of blacks. and some people have been lost and given the fact that the 1st quake occurred in the middle of the night, many of those apartments have now become tunes of the people at once. cool to sell home. so it's a very large part that is facing them. and given the fact that it is now a race against time to find survivors, given the atrocious weather conditions, sub 0 temperatures, and the danger piper fermi wanting to those traps i

let's take a look. rescue efforts are coming to an end here in the quaker region in turkey. and now of course, the focus is on the massive humanitarian crisis. hundreds of thousands of people, if not, millions are now homeless. and although there have been huge evacuation efforts to other churches, cities, most of the people have had to say intense for the past week for the past days. here in this 10 camp in the city of atlanta, people tell me they are receiving the help they need right now. aid workers have just been distributing baby diapers next for the children wet wipes, but there are areas, there are provinces that have been so much was affected. the city of i'm talking, for example, in the province of pa tie has been almost entirely flattened by the quakes. people there still have to stay outside in the open. they urgently need heating, shelter, electricity, but also sanitation hygienists, products. many people here in the area also need psychological help because they are traumatized here in atlanta and surrounding cities. zeal, forties, now encouraging people to ret

and some disturbing him just from the syrian italy region where victims of the quaker now being hospitalized according to media reports, emergency rooms are overcrowded, with many victims, waiting for treatment on the floor. independent journalists, vanessa bailey, who's now in the syrian capital sage rescue operations are hampered due to a lack of equipment. there is been some material damage or in damascus, but the bulk of the devastation um is in the north and north west. of course, jordan and lebanon also felt the earthquake, those various images coming from lebanon, in particular, from surveillance cameras showing the duration of the crate, which, which seemed to go on forever. and, and that is something that friends all around syria telling me that despite for having survived 11 years of, of military war, economic war, political war, media war, this was the most terrifying night of their life for many of them. and that says something, the emergency services have been suffering from a lack of supply of equipment thanks to the western imposed blockade and barbaric sanction. or while they

whenever the rescue is announced, they found some one. 0, grandmother was at the hospital when the quaker mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, cook children, all. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time and so they only started looking for her. now. we're waiting here for her. i love my grandma, very much. my number. my 2nd name is i soul. i was named after her me says cousin ali john says mismanagement by the local authorities contributed to the disaster. he shows me what the hospital looked like before it collapsed. the building was dilapidated for years, he says unsafe, but no one did anything about it. you call a job in morgan nichol mythology collision. it was obvious that this building would collapse sooner or later, even without an earthquake. but why, of the kept using it subtle until it became a tomb for every one inside. the scale of the destruction is overwhelming. across the regions, thousands of buildings have collapsed. entire neighborhoods have been flattened and hundreds of thousands of people left homeless, ma