coming up robin and robin. >> robin: robin squared, michael. we are back.be right back. 2,000 years ago, god sent an angel to a group of shepherds, and he brought them a message: "fear not, for behold, i bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be for all the people. for unto you is born this day in the city of david a savior, which is christ the lord." you see, god sent his son, jesus christ, from heaven to this earth to take our sins, to save us from our sins by taking our sins to a cross and shedding his blood, being buried, but on the third day, god raising his son to life. if you've never trusted jesus christ as your savior, you can do it right now, this christmas. do it right now, just pray this prayer. just say, "god, i'm a sinner, i'm sorry, forgive me. i believe that jesus is your son. i believe that he took my sins to the cross, that he died in my place. he was buried, but you raised him to life. and i want to invite him to come into my heart and take control of my life, starting right now, in jesus' name, amen." if you prayed that prayer,

robin! time of the year. >> this one going to be hard for sure. >> robin: spotify wrapping up the songs that kept us singing all month long. with history making charts. where does taylor swift land on the list? ♪ >> michael: we're spreading christmas cheer, revealing our gma holiday card, putting our own twist on a viral tik tok trend. plus tips from the pro on snapping the best family photo, as we say cheese! and good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: cannot accuse us of not being trendy. we're on the trend, right? 21 days until christmas. lara upstairs with something special. >> lara: i'm the new security guard protecting our top secret holiday card making sure nobody peeks. we want to open it so badly and see what's inside. we had a blast taking the photos inspired by tik tok trends. and we will show you the results coming up. but for now, i'm on duty. >> michael: all right. >> robin: great. >> michael: doing a good job, too. all right. also ahead

robin? >> robin: all right.to you, aaron. >> george: we're going to get the latest on the fast moving winter storm bringing whiteout conditions, more snow to areas already hit hard. trevor ault is in watertown, new york. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. we still have millions of people under wind and snow alerts across 18 different states. where we are, we're once again under a winter storm warning. we have all this left behind from the first weather system. some areas are expecting another foot or two as this moves in. what makes the second system particularly dangerous are all these strong gusts of wind. up to 50 miles an hour in some spots. we've been watching the near whiteout conditions essentially across the plain, midwest. we've seen a few other deadly scenes on the road. this morning i-90 south of buffalo, we are seeing a traffic incident. we know people need to be careful especially since this system moves in in western new york, northern new york, where we are. the evening

: robin, we talked about this beautiful book. >> robin: it is gorgeous.locals that are there. >> lara: there's some real characters there. >> robin: don't like it too much because it's our hidden joy. read the book. absolutely beautiful. >> lara: all right. here is a beauty, everybody. we're going to keep the design theme. see if you can guess who picked this one. this one could be confusing. classic by design by michael smith one of the best interior designers in the business. you think it's ginger? >> michael: i'm going you. >> lara: i actually knew who it was. >> robin: oh. >> lara: he's done some work. >> george: he is a friend of mine. he is a premiere designer in the country. he did the white house for the obamas. so elegant, so refined. he did my office back here. >> lara: no way? yeah. and what is it about this particular book? >> george: just shows all of his classics. so simple and elegant. you feel great whenever you walk in the door. >> lara: you can get great inspiration. you might not be able to afford his act design, but you can take his lo

robin?robin: now to the faa reporting a staggering increase in laser strikes on planes this month. erielle reshef is here with more on that. good morning to you, erielle. >> good morning, robin. the faa is reporting a 269% increase in laser strikes again planes in new jersey compared to the same period last year. authorities warning people not to use laser pointers at aircraft believed to be drones. all of this is happening as the northeast sees a rash of alleged drone sightings. pilots reporting 59 laser incidents in just the last 15 days. the faa calling this alarming and saying when pointed at a plane these lasers can cause pry lot temporary blindness. authorities stress this is illegal and could be deadly. dozens of agencies have been out daily trying to track down any operators acting illegally or with nefarious intent when it comes to these drones. the faa banned drone operations in several areas of new jersey until january 17th. without special permission there the government, due to

robin and robin, the fitness challenge. robin's taking the challenge.time to light up the holidays. let there be light. >> the great christmas light. fight. i just love christmas. >> and the season has never been so much fun. that is crazy. the great christmas light fight premieres thursday on abc. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning, i'm amanda del castillo from abc, seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with gloria. >> good morning. right now we're going to get a live look in san jose. this is our 287 camera. and you can see that there is some traffic but it is still flowing. just a little bit slower there. in some parts of the freeway there. but not too bad. just on the northbound side of 280. and looking at your drive times for this morning. albany to the maze 13 minutes. fremont to san jose 34 minutes 101 to cupertino 31 minutes. all right. >> thanks, gloria. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> when lawyers who don't handle injury claims need help, they call us. justice takes more than a fight

robin? >> robin: what a scene there. trevor, thank you so much.t everybody to take care out there. here on the east coast, flash flooding, that's the fear as the region is hit with heavy rain. ginger, got those details for us? good morning. >> ginger: we still need rain. so many people are in drought. going to come fast and with a lot of wind and in some places even a tornado threat. let's look at the map here. eastern carolina. appalachian's got their own winter weather advisories. look at the high wind alert up to maine. the flood alerts even for people that had all that lake effect snow. squall line comes through late morning, early afternoon for new york city. boston gets it through the later afternoon, early evening. that's when the heaviest rain, wind gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour. it's gonna hit you fast. some of the thunderstorms will come through. wow. more than the umbrella. behind this, freeze warnings as far back as del rio texas into north florida, south georgia. when you put that cold air over the lakes you turn on lake effect snow m

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robin? >> robin: thanks, george. his former coach bill belichick going back to college. >> george: exciting news about everyone's favorite australian blue healer. that's coming up. >> michael: a moving story about family. parents showing their children the world as a family faces a very difficult medical diagnosis. and lily-rose depp and nicholas hoult are here to tell us about their latest horror movie. that's coming up right here on "gma." don't miss the last minute deals at target. save up to 50% off toys, up to 40% off small appliances, and up to 50% off video games. hurry, before last minute deals are over. happier holidays from target. [ dog barks ] dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in.

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back to gma, >> robin: we're back here on "gma" and i had the pleasure of >> robin: we are back on "gmag about triumphs, trouble and what the next icon of his life holds. music icon elton john welcoming g-receiver inside his windsor home outside london. chronicling his life and legacy after closing his touring. the documentary is beautiful the way it bookends your career, your rise to stardom coming out. overcoming addiction. any part of your journey that captivates you still. >> i forgot about the early stuff. when i saw the footage of the first five years, and the records we made i was proud of what we had done. i was god we did a lot of incredible work in five years, 13 albums. >> reporter: "never do late" features footage from the rocket man's five decade long career. ♪ rocketman ♪ >>> and reveals details about his time out use beginnings. >> robin: people have been familiar, not though that degree, about your father hating rock'n'roll and you wanted to prove him wrong. >> it was a difference era, robin, the 50s. when rock'n'roll came in it was like wow, i couldn't believe it. my mo

robin, nice to have you here.is a significant move, one of the most significant, by a president with regard to federal death row inmates. what did these commutations mean? robin: this is an historic decision, the largest mass clemency grant by any president since lincoln, and the first in the modern death penalty era. there are 40 on death row, 37 will receive new sentences of life without possibility of parole. there are 2100 people on state death rows throughout the country whose death sentences will not be affected by this decision. part of the motivation for president biden today was recognizing the racial bias and unfairness of some of these federal death sentences. many criticisms ring true for the men and women on state death rows as well. william: who are those dirty seven, roughly speaking, whose -- 37, roughly speaking, whose sentences were commuted? robin: the men were sentenced to death decades ago in a different era in our nations history. a time of overzealous prosecutions, harsh criminal justice pen

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. >> robin. floor. rockin., you are really gonna rock tonight. >> it is that time of year for the national audubon society to tally up. not just the robins, all the birds. >> it's the longest running wildlife census in the world. and they're asking for danny's help. >> what? well, they want all of our danny saving the world. well, i want to tell you about it. i think rihanna, this could be a perfect family fun, stem related activity for the whole family. because over the next few weeks, thousands of volunteers around the world are going to help scientists keep track of our bird populations. >> did you see what kind of girl that was for the 125th year? >> the planet is coming together during the holiday season to count birds, one of the most important initiatives for bird conservation around the world. over the next few weeks, around 80,000 volunteers will help the national audubon society tally up its annual christmas bird count. with across the globe. this can be a fun educational activity for families during

>> robin: money! ♪ every day of your life ♪ >> robin: are you ready?a: i'm not gonna try to strut like michael or anything. >> i have known george a long long time. >> lara: have you ever known him to dance? >> robin: look at that face. for every day of your life. you don't just see it, you feel it. i'm in. i'm in, i'm in. >> i'm in too. >> i am here and so happy. i'm in. i'm in too. >> i'm in. >> that tells you something. when snoop dogg, ken, michael, george. lara. ginger. that's robin. >> who is this guy? he was kind of creepy. >> pure evil. >> we were shocked. >> this is every woman's nightmare. this is not just any killer. >> there was 11 skulls drawn using a finger in blood. >> all of these victims souls belong to him. they're mine. >> i'm more sane than most americans. >> this guy is an evil genius. he's the best serial killer that ever existed. he compared himself to ted bundy. >> wild crime. 11 skulls only on hulu. >> six weeks until donald trump returns to office. now the controversy over his nominees, plus the fallout from the pardon of hunt

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robin and robin, the fitness challenge. we got. robin's taking the challenge.are you ready to join in with her morning on good morning america? bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum. >> mr. sandman, bring me a dream. >> make him. for many of us, mr. sandman seems to be skipping that nightly visit altogether. >> in fact, it could be the reason why you are watching us right now. so dan is going to give people advice so they can go to sleep and stop watching us. >> no on. please. >> yeah. it's not our fault. good news, but apparently it's a stress hormone called cortisol that is rocketing through our bodies and our fellow insomniac abc's becky worley has more. >> 3:27 a.m. i should be asleep, but instead, when is my dentist appointment? >> why did i say that to linda? i can't get back to sleep and sleep. psychologist janet kennedy says it's a common complaint, leaving people frustrated, angry, anxious, ruminating, worried, desperate. hot monkey brain or racing thoughts. all of those things. one cause could be cortisol. you see, the body secretes the hormone melatonin at

robin hood's outspoken ceo r contessa brewer is going to break down the story of this company tryingstep on the toes of the one of the biggest gaming companies in the world. she'll be here with us we'll talk more about it don't go anywhere. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) everyone has goals and dreams. and everyone deserves a way to get there. wherever you're going, getting there starts here. state street. invest in your future with spy, the world's most traded etf. (♪♪) >>> all right. welcome back to "worldwide exchange." turning to one of the big money movers it's lululemon, its shars up more than 8% after posting a fiscal earnings in sales and the top and bottom lines both now coming in ahead of estimates today's premarket move however just doing very little to put a dent in what's been an otherwise rough year shares down more than 20%. actually down more than 27%. while things may now be looking up, this read is still not quite sold when nearly a third of analysts covering this stock sticking with neutral or sell ratings. joining me now to discuss, is piper sandler, anna andriva, and also btig's

the emotional exchange with our robin roberts, and why he's opening up now about this. >>> and america strong tonight. a pinup calendar like you've never seen before. get ready. >>> good evening and it's great to you have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. the chaos in south korea, after martial law is declared. what's now happened there tonight. >>> and the urgent search for a grandmother outside pittsburgh tonight. the aerial images of the widening sink hole where they are searching at this hour in a moment here. >>> but we begin tonight with the dangerous driving across several states. at least five dead. and a new clipper system bringing more snow and potentially damaging winds. alerts from the dakotas all the way to michigan and across the northeast tonight. and these are the new images coming in. this is interstate 90 in erie county, pennsylvania. tractor trailers jackknifing, sliding off the road. traffic backed up for miles. the frightening incident from the city of erie. a train barrels toward a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks, unable to stop. fortunately, the

our robin roberts is behind the scenes with the 77 year old superstar.ing gentlemen. >> when you're an entertainer, when you play the piano, that's what you do. you entertain. and being successful as a piano player and being stuck at a piano, i had to be flamboyant. i had to be acrobatic. >> sir elton john, the rocketman. one of the greatest performers of a generation. than five decades since his debut in los angeles. so good to see you. great to see you. oh my god. the singer, baring his soul and looking back on his iconic career. >> i've had the most incredible life, and i was really proud of what we'd done as far as the records and the touring, going behind the scenes with never before seen footage of his new disney+ documentary, never too late. i wonder what's going to happen to all this stuff when i finish. >> he had some of the highest highs, seven straight number one albums, over 70 top 40 hits, 36 studio albums and five grammys. >> it's not just that he's kept making songs. kept making hits. it's that those songs never went away. >> and some of t

radar systems. >> con sede en paises bajos, su pagina corporativa indica que el sistema de radares robinn para proteccion de traslados, por ejemplo, para convoyes militares. una tecnologia que de inicio se utilizo para evitar que aves chocaran con las turbinas de aeronaves. >> se podria usar una co combinacion de el sistema del robin, no ? ese radar movil junto con, eh, sistemas aereos que pueden ser no tripulados de alerta temprana para por triangulacion, tratar de detectar de donde vienen. >> al respecto, la gobernadora de nueva york, kathy hochul, confirmo que sus aliados federales estaran desplegando un sistema de deteccion de drones de ultima generacion, mismo que apoyara a las autoridades en sus investigaciones. por ahora, funcionarios federales han descartado que potencias extranjeras esten implicadas o que estos drones representen una amenaza a la seguridad publica. >> sure the american public that we are on it. >> sin embargo, el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, aseguro que estan abocados en resolver esta situacion a raiz del misterio de los drones. desde el

. >> robin radar systems con sede en paÍses bajos. >> su pÁgina corporativa indica que el sistema detraslados, por ejemplo, para convoyes militares, una tecnologÍa que de inicio se utilizÓ para evitar que aves chocaran con las turbinas de aeronaves. >> se podrÍa usar una combinaciÓn de el sistema del robin, no? ese radar mÓvil junto con, eh, sistemas aÉreos que pueden ser no tripulados de alerta temprana para por triangulaciÓn, tratar de detectar de dÓnde vienen. >> al respecto, la gobernadora de nueva york, kathy hochul, confirmÓ que sus aliados federales estarÁn desplegando un sistema de detecciÓn de drones de Última generaciÓn, mismo que apoyarÁ a las autoridades en sus investigaciones. por ahora, funcionarios federales han descartado que potencias extranjeras estÉn implicadas o que estos drones representen una amenaza a la seguridad pÚblica. >> sure. the american public that we are on it. >> sin embargo, el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, asegurÓ que estÁn abocados en resolver esta situaciÓn a raÍz del misterio de los drones. desde el senado se busca impulsa

robin roberts and the team look back on the breakout stars of 2024. a preview of her special on a most memorable year. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this thursday night, i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with another unticketed passenger discovered just before takeoff. it comes as millions are on the move during the busy holiday travel week, and a blast of winter weather is bringing more disruptions. officials say the stowaway was taken into custody, causing a delay of more than two hours. it's the second stowaway incident on a delta flight in recent weeks. severe weather also delaying or canceling hundreds of flights out of dallas. multiple tornado warnings issued for the houston area. a massive sink hole, you see here, closing a portion of a major interstate in wharton, new jersey, that's about 40 miles outside of new york city. and out west, a parade of potentially dangerous storms could impact some 15 million americans. our weather team is standing by with the forecast. but first, abc's mola lenghi leads us off from den

so robin at the headquarters in denver, thanks for your time. i checked on the even cold weather is narrow coming. i just saw a beer across the northeast of china and the sea of japan, so that's going to generate yet more scenary for home. sure. and hawkeye drag and drop the temperatures. look at these highs. these are the daytime axes, hobbies minus 6. the father of the door minus 9 sold goes from 2 to about 0 and this little bit of snow possibly coming your way and it gets cold down to us kind of seem or as well. these tension started dropping china and some chinese more prevalent tier. this is probably solves coldest day wednesday at 0. it didn't stops to warm up as the cloud also increases, come friday are moving. so the west and yes, it's cold in the northern plains of india and disappointing before your smoke the but this is a change in the baseband goal. this big circulation is bringing right into 3 lanka . time allowed to i'm for per dash and possibly this year as well. the picture on wednesday, the affinity with one, the gen, i know thi

so robin a reminder of our top story. this row has little smaller types across cause and strip as the 5 and the ministration makes. the final push for see 5 agreements to schools involved in the strength of the single day. 20 palestinians are reports to being killed. as well as those dozens of attacks inside survey of the past several hours or times very little. the coastal city of tops has caused huge exposure. these really ministry says this talk scene was it says on military signs in east and ukraine, russian full still showing civilian is the town up for boss k 5, right? and vantage elsewhere, the russian defense ministry says troops have taken control of 2 villages in the genetics regions published in your thoughts the forces of rated the janine refugee come to the occupied westbank. exchanging fire with the groups become pose being the strongholds of scientists opposing as well as occupations to decades. no de reports from jordan's capital, a man because he has ran the government has done dollars there for reporting

robin type radar system that senator schumer was describing? that remains unclear. i have asked for details. i've been told that as a matter of national security, they cannot tell us exactly what this technology is or where it will be deployed, but we will be looking to learn more and seeing whether or not these reported sightings continue. continue in the coming days. jessica. all right. >> gloria pazmino for us. thank you so much for that reporting. and with public concern very high over these drones, let's talk to an expert about this former fbi counter drone chief, rob d'amico joining us now. rob, thanks so much for being here. i first just want to get your thoughts on kind of this it's not aligned in terms of the public interest, the public concern, and also from local officials. i talked to a mayor yesterday very concerned and really minimal answers or explanations from the government. what do you make of all of that? >> there's so much to unpack here. one, i think it started with a couple of incidences that i truly think 99% were manned aircraft, low flying s

we will keep a conversation with the cofounder and ceo of robin ai and that is next. bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. the legal profession. robin ai is focusing initially on contracts, the core instruments of legal services. i am joined by richard robinson. it's a business that's backed by the likes of paypal to name a few of the investors. how much demand are you seeing for your products and services ross the legal space and what is the outlook next year? >> we are seeing a lot. before chatgpt we were seeing growth but now we are seeing more and we expect to grow faster this year than last year, which is remarkable even for a company like we are. >> are you able to give us a dollar number in terms of who you are targeting for revenues for the business? >> we crossed the $10 million mark this month and we expect to triple that number next year, which historically is impressive if a company at scale can double and that puts itself in the top decile of growth companies that we think we can grow even pat -- even faster. which parts of the legal ecosystem are you targeting.

. >> hi, robin. >> robin young is an experienced contractor supervising the volunteers. >> this is incrediblet's high. was the debris here at least 30ft tall? >> trees, cars, houses. across the street. there was a cabin wrapped around that tree over there. >> they plan to help 500 families in north carolina. families like maggie and craig chamberlain. their home before the hurricane, now still standing but gutted by mud and water. >> but we were not in a flood zone here. hence, that's why we didn't have flood insurance. >> most homes here don't have flood insurance at all. you would never expect flooding happening here in such a mountainous areas. >> the volunteers in purple shirts have arrived to help maggie clear out the wreckage of her home. the black mold, the debris, the despair bedroom. >> it was actually like a little mini hospital in here, because my husband has been on hospice for, i guess, about eight months. he was comfortable here. >> but the healing happening. this is you're fighting two big fights. >> two big ones. yeah. >> these volunteers calling on everyone watching to join t

. >> no one would turn on robin hood and nobody's going to turn on the adjuster. >> this is about a lotnarily angry about the way the health care industry is allowed to treat us, and one person went off the deep end and did something about it. >> the story begins on west 54th street in new york city. up to that point, a relatively normal wednesday. mostly cloudy today in the high of 41. >> it will be gusty. >> you see this shooter walking up 54th street wearing a hood that was up. he had a mask on in the vicinity of the hilton shortly before 7 a.m. >> brian thompson, the chief executive of unitedhealthcare, crosses sixth avenue, headed to the hilton hotel for an investor conference. as soon as the suspect sees thompson, he springs from behind a car and aims. >> did you see him come up behind brian thompson about 10 or 12ft away? he fires three times. you see a bystander run out of the frame in the other direction. brian thompson is on the floor. >> a deadly shooting in midtown manhattan. >> police are searching for a suspect that fled the scene. >> a manhunt ensues, with police searchin

and that's what the robin does. our local peopleho have questions about these drones should not have to shake an eight ball to get an answer. >> reporter: now these sightings are happening across the country. two men were arrested in boston for flying drones dangerously close to logan airport. an fbi official says they've received thousands of reports over the past few weeks, but less than 100 warranted further investigation. white house officials say in many cases, people are seeing airplanes or recreational drones, and the pentagon says there is no sign of a security threat or foreign involvement. but people want more answers. and many lawmakers are calling on federal agencies to provide a briefing on what's being done. frances? >> brie, thank you. >>> now to breaking news, a 16-year-old boy in new mexico has been charged with murder after four of his family members were found dead in their home. it happened in the small town of belen, 33 miles south of albuquerque. the boy turned himself in, and police say that h

and that's what the robin does. our local people who have questions about these drones should not have to shake an eight ball to get an answer. >> reporter: now these sightings are happening across the country. two men were arrested in boston for flying drones dangerously close to logan airport. less than one hundred reports warranted further investigation. people are seeing airplanes and recreational drones. and the pentagon says there is no sign of a security threat or foreign involvement. but people want more answers. many lawmakers are calling on federal agencies to provide a briefing on what's being done. >> okay, brie jackson for us, thank you. >>> this week, robert f. kennedy jr. will be the next trump cabinet pick to visit capitol hill. the nominee for health secretary will attempt to drum up support among republican senators for his confirmation. he will likely face tough questions over his views on vaccines. here's aaron gilchrist. >> reporter: fresh focus on robert f. kennedy somewhere, president-elect tr

there is something where people say it is sort of a robin hood, a lot of people in america are upsetut our health care system. then you add in the fact that he's attractive and he's an ivy league graduate. what do you think that brought the case here? >> well, i mean if you think back to ted zelenski. everybody considered him a mathematical genius, and look at what he did. you know, people who were considered geniuses can commit crimes like everybody else. i think where you draw the line is do you do something that's legal or illegal, and you commit a vicious crime like this or not? if my opinion, when the guy took the firearm and murdered this ceo, destroyed his family's christmas, i can't say enough that there's no way in my mind this guy is any type of robin hood no matter how much you hate the health system. >> what do you think he did wrong in trying to escape besides the obvious not going to a cabin in the woods? not changing his appearance? >> yeah. everybody is kind of baffled by it. i'm not baffled by it. i don't think he was trying not to get caught. sometimes, you know, th

later, robin mayor -- robin m aher discussing calls for president biden to commute federal death sentences before president-elect donald trump assumes office. we will be right back. ♪ >> american history tv, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. this weekend, the st. charles county historical society in missouri hosts a conference of the american revolution in the west. historians discuss the weapons of the american revolution, the role of spain and native americans, and the 1779 mississippi river campaign. on lectures in history, the second of a two-part lecture by the university of maryland history professor on the 1893 trial of lizzie borden who was accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe. the murder and trial received widespread publicity and lizzie borden became a figure in american popular culture. on the presidency, revisiting the ford presidency with scholars reflecting on events a half century ago including secret white house tapes and interviews with officials. explain the american story. watch american history tv every weekend and find

later, robin mayor -- robin m aher discussing calls for president biden to commute federal death sentencesefore president-elect donald trump assumes office. we will be right back. ♪ >> american history tv, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. this weekend, the st. charles county historical society in missouri hosts a conference of the american revolution in the west. historians discuss the weapons of the american revolution, the role of spain and native americans, and the 1779 mississippi river campaign. on lectures in history, the second of a two-part lecture by the university of maryland history professor on the 1893 trial of lizzie borden who was accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe. the murder and trial received widespread publicity and lizzie borden became a figure in american popular culture. on the presidency, revisiting the ford presidency with scholars reflecting on events a half century ago including secret white house tapes and interviews with officials. explain the american story. watch american history tv every weekend and find au

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robin walsh remembers them vividly. i did not from the misfortune of being evacuated doctors enough to say i didn't have an experience of that because one afternoon my wife was having afternoon tea in this hotel. there was a bomb alert. she armed her girlfriend for a scholarship. i dropped the hotel past the ball, which was in a should cash reception. i'm like the good wife of a journalist. she went to a telephone kiosk across the road from the hotel and rang my direct number at work . just say there is a bomb in the a rope, a hotel, and i'm just being evacuated, which would you believe that ball went off and i heard about in the photos and i remember screaming, are you all right? are you all right? and she was, she wasn't actually in church show a little, i wasn't affected directly. i had the worst experience because it was in my life the in the 3 years since it had opened. 25 bomb said so far exploded in and around the yoke. but yet there was optimism for both the people of northern island. dio rocha, wendy. i'll re a

this is robin. this is robin law. according to media reports trying to get around all these concerns made 1st question, how viable the cable part of son cable would be. he decided it'd be better to use all that solar power in a completely different way by turning it into green hydrogen and ammonia. this is another way of moving renewable energy around. that's getting a lot of attention right now that you convert that clean electricity into fuel that you can ship anywhere in the world without the hassle of building a cable to connect those places. these 2 competing visions of what to do with sun cables, plants, solar farms came to ahead in january 2023. according to media reports, when the company missed 2 of its big milestones, to get the approvals from single pole and intonation needed to start laying these cables far as decided that the cable strategy wasn't going to work. if they wanted, he's money, they'd have to switch everything over to green hydrogen and ammonia, something the other investor can and brooks didn