rachael was missing.d stone told police they were with her the night she vanished. but the timelines they provided did not match, making investigators suspicious. now, a third man was about to start talking. and what he had to say was explosive. here again is dennis murphy with secrets of the snake river. >> the high and low search across the eerily beautiful pollutes country, for any search of rachel anderson was turning up. nothing months after her disappearance, detectives were convinced they had identified their prime persons of interest. rachel's estranged husband charles, and his churchgoing buddy david stone. but the investigation had stalled and was at a parent dead and. no secret what's the biggest obstacle was four lead investigators captain dan hally and detective jackie nichols. >> it's an axiom in law enforcement nobody, no crime. >> at this point we don't even know we have a death. we believe that in our gut. >> as the cops dug deeper into the background of the husband's friend david stone,

we found that rachael had misstated one of hers in june of 1864. as many of us have, she wrote 1863, but none of the events that she's recording matched up. she talks about someone's death and someone's marriage, which we knew from some of the other letters had actually happened in 1864. so, we made a note of that. >> i have a couple more here to. so, has clara barton's missing soldiers office in washington, d. c. ever been turned into a museum? >> it is, yes. it's a museum on seventh street, it's part of a complex with the national civil war medicine museum. and it is open. >> and then, another comment. thank you for the very interesting talk and bringing the letter writers to life. were there any surprises in the letters, other than learning about the death? or intimate details that would not be expected for that time period? >> surprises. >> when going through these letters of first-time, especially kind of working on the transcripts and whatnot. the bluntness of isaac in his letter that we talked about, to rachel, about david's experience, that

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year—old woman who died after being hit by a police car in the city on christmas eve has been named as rachael a statement as a "cherished" daughter, sister, granddaughter, partner and friend. mersyside police say they are providing assistance to the independent office for police conduct and are appealing for witnesses to the incident. president putin has accused the west of trying to tear russia apart in comments to russian tv. mr putin said moscow was ready to negotiate to end the war, but kyiv was refusing to engage in talks. officials in ukraine say three emergency workers were killed on saturday, in the southern region of kherson. the authorities said they'd been in an area liberated from russian forces. an explosive device — which they'd been working to make safe — detonated. also on saturday, russian shelling killed at least ten civilians in the city, among the deadliest attacks since russian forces were driven out of kherson last month. in a defiant video message on christmas eve, president zelensky said russian air strikes would not harm what he called the steel spirit of ukrainians.

okay, america, you have waited long enough for allen' question to rachael maddow it is a great questionsays, how is the americ first movement and its plots impacted by the u.s. entry int world war ii was are massive, nationa mobilization against germany central to's nothing out thi right wing extremism would something of similar scale be required next time? >> oh, that is a ver interesting question it kind of cuts both ways think in the history i mean, the investigations tha are the whole basis for th first half of the podcast al started before the u.s. go into world war ii. but then the actual greats addition trial, that is th sort of basis for the back hal of the podcast, it takes place starting in 1944 during most of 1944, by whic point we are deep into the war part of the way they brought those charges was not just tha there were ultra right fascist groups plotting to overthrow the u.s. government, but tha they were doing so i conspiracy with the nazis, wit a hitler government in germany which we were than at war with so that affected the way tha they charge that but i would also sa

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year—old woman who died after being hit by a police car in liverpool on christmas eve, has been named as rachaeler family in a statement, as a "cherished" daughter, sister, granddaughter, partner and friend. mersyside police say they are providing assistance to the �*independent office for police conduct�* — and are appealing for witnesses to the incident. while christmas is a joyous time for many, it can prompt feelings of loneliness and isolation for others. one man trying to ease that burden, is damon alexander—cole, who has been spending his christmas day outdoors with a group of people helping to boost their mental health. the bbc�*s sarah rogers has been to meet him. good morning. welcome, welcome, welcome. so today we're going to be doing a ten—mile across froggatt edge and curbar edge. it's mostly flat with a bit of an incline at the start. awesome. let's go. it's very early and barely light, but this crowd of hikers are already off across the derbyshire dales. every month, damon alexander—cole leads out a group on a hike. but what's extra special is he even gives up his christmas mornin

at the start of the year, he commissioned portraits of holocaust survivors, including rachael levi, whoserival at auschwitz. she talks of her surprise at being honoured by the man who's now king. i appreciate it. and i appreciate that the prince of wales at the time should do this for all of us as survivors. and he goes on doing things and being so, so very, very hospitable in every way towards the survivors. that is a great thing, absolutely, and that gives us courage. but, of course, the king has long shown an intense interest in people of many faiths. he's often thrown himself into celebrating other cultures. but the king's regard for people of other religions doesn't always go down well. when he suggested, in the �*90s, he looked at the constitutional role as defender of faith, not defender of the faith, some suggested he was sidelining the country's christian heritage, even wondering about his own beliefs. others say that's just a misunderstanding. all i can say is that he's been very explicit about his own faith and from what i see of him, he does take faith and worship extremely se

. >> reporter: rachael has worked at the macy's in union square for 33 years. she said that having to go on strike was a difficult decision, but a necessary one. >> i hope that macy's and the union come to some time of impact and agreement that is fair to the workers. i know we're not going to get everything that we want. but there should be a happy medium to make sure that you respect your workers. >> reporter: they are covering the entrance of the big retailer, demanding bigger wagers. they represent the workers, rejected macy's offer. >> they have been through a lot with covid the last three years and a lot of anxiety and stress. they should be rewarded more than two and a half percent s i cannot do it. >> reporter: the thing they want is health care coverage. >> they want to eliminate full-time workers and replace them with part-time workers with no benefits. and the benefit issue is important for the workers. they only cover one-third of the workers at this facility. so two-thirds of the facility go without health care benefits. >> reporter: we did reach o

rachael said that she has been here for 33 years. >> i hope macy's and the union come to an agreement that is fair to the workers. i know we're not going to get everything that we want. but there should be a happy medium to make sure that you respect your workers. workers are covering the entrance of the big retailer, demanding increased wages after usw local five. they rejected macy's offer. >> they've been through a lot with covid in the last three years. they've had a lot-anxiety and stress and they feel like they should be rewarded less than two and a half percent. >> i found macy's was out with the employees. i cannot do it. >> reporter: another concern is health care coverage. >> company wants to eliminate full-time workers and replace it with part-time workers with no benefits. and the benefits issue is important for the workers. they only cover one-third of the workers at this facility. so two-thirds of the workers go without health care benefits. >> we did reach out to macy's about the strike and they are hoping to reach a deal that is beneficial for deal, adding to the store

rachael gordon public works communication director. well is a city wide communication's effort around the shared space program. there is a communication director through the planning department and we have weekly meetings with the mta, health department, mta, public works and planning around this. we hole workshops and work with the restaurant association. golden gate strunlt association on that. there are news letters bulletins and e mails that go out there is also people who go more or less door to door who gallon out and talk to the entered restaurant ordinance and existing ones. fire department is involved as well. so it hen a robust operation and isllow planning with the help of the other departments. agreement thank you very much will that sounds like comprehensive out reach and pleased to hear this is happening. thank you. the other item i had was to ask secretary fuller if he has announce ams we don't have a special accomplice on the agenda today. jot announcement i have for the commission is that we have our meeting on friday

rachael rachael hamilton where did the drive for this new legislation come from and why it done, whichundone before christmas? well, in fact this legislation has been rachael home. so the drive came from a manifesto committed commitment from . nicola commitment from. nicola sturgeon's snp and it's taken six years to get to this point. unfortunately the debate has been not scrutinised and we've seen the key safeguards from moved on. a self id system put in place to allow young people as young as 16 to change their gender legally. i believe that it was rushed . we looked at the it was rushed. we looked at the 150 amendments over a two day penod 150 amendments over a two day period and worked well into the early hours of the morning on both of those just three days before christmas we heard key evidence from you, the un expert, reem al—salam, on monday just and i. it's unfortunate that we've not been able to scrutinise this legislation proper poorly and look at the protections that could afforded to women and girls no, explain . to women and girls no, explain. well, you know, some of the

rachael and alisa the team for the action plan met with commissioner melgar and her staff with the motional task force they had their fourth meet nothing november to discuss the prioritization of 2 large projects the shared bicycle and path on ocean avenue and the circumstance engleside muni forward project and identifying 2-3 small projects the first twot ocean avenue period of time safety and ocean avenue speed management improvement. the task force will identify a third to advance in early 2023. turning to regional project deliver i want to appreciate and congratulate bart again for the completion of the powell street modernization program. a multifeature improvement program and project that was lead by bart and was cooperation by sfmta and public works and together with mayor breed and union scare, chair mandelman represented the transportation authority at the event and celebrated the busyiest stations in the city. transportation authority provided a mission in prop k funds back in 2018. congratulations again to bart and to carbon monoxide who lead this when he was at bart. commission

rachael ray the producer is on the text. you boys should ask question. i hadn't thought about it.ust listening. i don't have a check mark. will, you're the only one. you did a great job. exactly the right question. rachel: it was a great question. here is what is interesting to me, he did not shy away from the topic of election interference. i don't know if i'm a political background as a election spouse. i know the family sacrifice that goes into running and to see the democrat party in conjunction with big tech put their hand on the scale to that level. no matter how bad the country is going, is ready for a new, you know, new ideas, new way of looking at things, no matter how food the candidate, if you were running pete, i gave you $10 million, and he is your open.and big tech is on his side, that's priceless. it doesn't matter how good of a candidate, doesn't matter how good you work, doesn't matter how good your ideas, if big tech tunes you down, turns him up, he will win. that is moving across the line. talking about red wave. it is remarkable any republicans win in this envi

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and i wonder how you would grade us at this stage of th game i was talking to rachael maddow, hy greatn this hour, and we were talking abou the responsibility here as journalists. when you have a character like donald trump on one hand, you have to cover some of the things he's saying and doing. but how do you do it in a wa that doesn't give him th megaphone? do you think we've gotte better at this what can we do better? >> so here's what i thin happened i think america has blurred th lines between news and entertainment for so long that at some point, entertainment took over and became the news. and if there's one thing donal trump is always known how to do, it's hard to be entertaining and you look at the very inception, the very beginnin of the idea of donald trum being on the news, there wer campaigns reaching out to cn and saying, i, you need to cover. this is funny, this is great for us i think a lot of democrats hav to look at themselves and say, why did we encourage this? i spoken about this on my show the fact that there are stil democratic, you know, machines that are funding

there were rumors that persisted that rachael jackson's marriage had not legally ended before she married andrew jackson. and these kinds of rumors circulated during the campaign and jackson would attribute them to contributing to her death. jackson's without a wife. he is secretary of state, chief diplomat, martin van buren was also a widower by this point in time some believe that, with the official position of first lady paying empty, peggy eaton might fill that role, right? might be the symbolic head of washington society. to be clear, she would not. it is going to be jackson's late wife's niece, emily donaldson, who will fill that role. there is a lot of anxiety that this woman will be organizing parties and events at the white house in the name of the administration some of these fears and anxieties about too much not chrissi are going to seem to come true as you can see here in this artistic rendering of integration day at the white house. famously, it really got out of control. some historians refer to it as a riot. a lot of these new voters are going to come to washington, to the

formed in the wake of rachael shaw rosenbaum's death by suicide in march 2021.was a freshman at yale. democracy now! reached out to yale university and invited its president peter salovey on the program. while that request was declined, a spokesperson karen peart, sent , us a statement that read in part -- "we recognize how distressing and difficult it is for the student and their loves ones when a student is facing mental health challenges. when we make decisions and set policies, our primary focus is on students' safety and health, especially when they are most vulnerable. we have taken steps in recent years to simplify the return to yale for students on medical withdrawals and to provide additional support for students. we are also working to increase resources to help students. we have been working on policy changes that are responsive to students' emotional and financial wellbeing." alicia abramson, again, you're one of the named plaintiffs in the suit, does that satisfy you? also, if you can talk about the protections that you have as a student at yale tha

but my colleague rachael madow did discuss at the time one of the clues. >> the vice chair of the investigation, republican congresswoman liz cheney is making clear now both last night and again today that the turn, the january 6 investigation has taken is toward criminal liability, not just who's going to look like a bad guy in hist -- history, but who is committing crimes here. >> many mr. meadow's testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald trump through action or inaction corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress' official proceedings to count electoral votes? did donald trump through action or inaction corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress' official proceeding to count electoral votes? >> now the words matter what congresswoman cheney is doing there, what she is pointing out this is not one of the times where people are repeating something randomly like thoughts and prayers or happy holidays. what might sound to the casual ear like just some stilted phrase that's keep getting repeated were the language of a criminal referral congresswoman chene

rachael and elizabeth. thank you for all the work you did. you made the transition not just easy but also enjoyable and may bement to stay and not run away. >> that said that concludes my announcements. mr. fuller call the next item of >> item one is general public dmenlt. and members of the public may address the commission on topics in the subject matter of the commission but are not part of this agenda. comments specific to an item may be heard when that item is considered. members may address the commission up to 3 minute and general public comment may be continued to the end of the agenda if speakers exceed 15 minutes of general public comment. members who wish to make 3 minutes of general public comment may lineup against the wall further from the door if in the hearing room. if you are calling in, dial 415-655-0001. and use the meeting code, access code: 2486 625 3245 ##. and to raise your hand to be recognized dial star 3. okay. and we'll hear from commenters in the room and it looks like no one lined up to speak in the comment. we wi

see,and you see, as rachael levr and other powerful actors try to suppress the truth about the importance o abof distincts and complementarity under the guise of combatingsexual disinformation. they do it with the powet r ofwh bulltech and powerful government agencies, bullying gg and getting big tech big to to suppress the truth that is so important for everyone.>> >> you're listening to your left just now, sean. it's mov a moving target with ti left. watc's what rachel levine said back in two thousand nineteen . >> watch this to the left. i have no regrets because when i transition when i was young cd and i wouldn't have my children, i can't imagine life without my children. exp and so every experience led me to hear this position as secretary of health. i use everything i ever learned. i channel everything . all right all right. i levine is basically provingri' the right's argument here, isn't he? >>argumente isn' she quitno you, >> he he absolutely is . impor and i think it's important that we say plain truth.he will alwab clearly, levine is a man. he was born a man. he will always be

rachael and alisa the team for the action plan met with commissioner melgar and her staff with the motional task force they had their fourth meet nothing november to discuss the prioritization of 2 large projects the shared bicycle and path on ocean avenue and the circumstance engleside muni forward project and identifying 2-3 small projects the first twot ocean avenue period of time safety and ocean avenue speed management improvement. the task force will identify a third to advance in early 2023. turning to regional project deliver i want to appreciate and congratulate bart again for the completion of the powell street modernization program. a multifeature improvement program and project that was lead by bart and was cooperation by sfmta and public works and together with mayor breed and union scare, chair mandelman represented the transportation authority at the event and celebrated the busyiest stations in the city. transportation authority provided a mission in prop k funds back in 2018. congratulations again to bart and to carbon monoxide who lead this when he was at bart. commission

, guidebook and if i was a betting man rachael, i'll put money on england to.. that's jason ramsay who is due to our great star player , jude bellingham, at star player, jude bellingham, at loughborough. now, let's return to news of the royal mail strike, which is underway today, 115,000 workers have walked out. it's to have a huge impact on festive across the uk . let's festive across the uk. let's talk to joan philip, who's the founder of metal loves which is a mail order baby sensory essentials company. they donate 100 their sensory machines each month to two hospital wards and their business is to be seriously impacted. over christmas, good afternoon to you. how bad this for you? good afternoon. yes, it's certainly a very challenging time and it's having quite a far reaching effect on like mine, who are only selling to customers online . it's meaning we are losing trading days in what's a really important quarter for many small businesses generate cash flow to enable us to have a strong sort of following year. and i think the thing it's really hard is how d

slanderous things that he said, and i thought about, you know, back in 39 and 40 i'm listening to rachaelw's fantastic podcast right now. reminding me, yes we did have those kind of voices in america. before world war ii. but look at how outrageous those voices now look. because we know what happened. i hope those people, when they are saying those things might think about those parallels to that earlier history. and think a little harder about making those kind of comments. this is a heroic figure, presidents lynskey, we don't get the chance to be around heroic figures very on in history. these are heroic people, they are literally fighting for freedom of their country, and for the rest of europe and the rest of the world. we are the leader of the free world, we have been for a long time, we should be in the future and that i think, means that we need to be supporting these heroic figures. zelenskyy, and the ukrainian people. >> yeah, it's something to keep our eye on, because the fact that you have republicans taken control of one chamber. and some people on the right really on the fenc

at the start of the year, he commissioned portraits of holocaust survivors, including rachael levi, whose prince of wales at the time should do this for all of us as survivors. and he goes on doing things and being so, so very, very hospitable in every way towards the survivors. that is a great thing, absolutely. and that gives us courage. but of course, the king has long shown an intense interest in people of many faiths. he's often thrown himself into celebrating other cultures. but the king's regard for people of other religions doesn't always go down well. when he suggested, in the 90s, he looked at the constitutional role as defender of faith, not defender of the faith, some suggested he was sidelining the country's christian heritage, even wondering about his own beliefs. others say that's just a misunderstanding. all i can say is that he's been very explicit about his own faith, and from what i see of him, he does take faith and worship extremely seriously and is profoundly thoughtful about it. and i don't personally see any contradiction between the two. as i've said, the more you

hello supervisors i'm rachael. i'm a commune organizer for the san francisco bicycle coalition we are in support of supervisor mar's legislation to continue the great highway as a pilot. bike coalition supports the timing of noon on friday to sick a.m. on monday. the timing allows fair access and determine the long-term feature of the great highway. tell give us years of data about how the space is used and how we can turn to a permanent promenade. prop i and j demonstrate there is demand. pilot is a step to achieving that goal f. weekends start time is pushed back to friday or saturday that would diminish the outcome. daytime on friday to dpet a full picture had a program nad could look like. approve supervisor mar's legislation to establish the pilot program. >> thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi. there is good reason to object to mar's ridiculous pilot program to study the great highway for 3 year. it is a ploy to close the great highway as everybody is call nothing to say let's clo

rachael harrison from the gmb trade union — who are involved in the strike — explains.ight now, today, people are not getting the ambulances. they are taking themselves to hospitals in a taxi because they can't get the ambulance. people are dying waiting to be handed over at a&e departments. that's happening today, and that is one of the very reasons that has driven us to this dispute, so we will do everything within our power to ensure that communities are safe during this action. the government has to play their part. we know that the military is being deployed to drive ambulances as a result of the strike action. there'll be some limitations though. for instance, troops won't be able to use blue lights or drive above the speed limit, unlike regular ambulance workers. this is the take of the former head of the uk army, lord dannatt. i'm not wanting to sound derogatory here, but it sounds as if they are being used as taxi drivers. if it does taxi drivers he went from the schools are on holiday, many taxi drivers would like extra work. bring them into it. i think it sho

and political strategist, and ace election forecaster rachael bitecofer. blue wave. i want to talk policy, ladies. monika, let's start with abortion. democrats wanted to make this a big issue in the senate race. was that a guy strategy? who came out? >> absolutely! this was an issue that no one could ignore. when we have the dobbs decision that was just so traumatic, so to so many people, this issue was something that this any candidate was looking to look in political office. they had to make sure that they were addressing, and it became a huge issue for everyone on the ground. when will for people in georgia and all across this country, we know what abortion access is something that people need, something that they deserve, and so it was really important for everybody who was coming out during this political season to really center, this week because our bodily autonomy, our ability to make our decisions, about our family creation, about our rights, our bodies, is something that is fundamental to the liberation work and the social justice work. and the p

include all but seven of the players are in the scotland squad for this year's world cup, with captain rachael carrying migrants capsized in the early hours of yesterday morning. crews on a nearby fishing boat rescued 39 people from the freezing water; 4 are confirmed as having died. earlier a spokesman from the royal national life institute gave this statement. that institute gave this statement. git this moment in time, our thoughts are with the families of the loved ones who sadly lost their lives and yesterday's tragic incident in the english channel. in the very early hours of the 14th of december his majesty's coastguard task r to our made up of volunteers and staff, from dungeness, ramsgate and dover to an incident in which a small inflatable boats crossing the channel got into difficulties. 0n channel got into difficulties. on arrival, crews were faced with a harrowing situation of people distressed and in the water. at this point, the rnli would wish to recognise the invaluable life—saving contribution of the uk fishing vessels on scene, whose immediate action is undoubtedly saved cou