with that, here is rod. rod: thank you, howard. i am privileged today to introduce gary ecelbarger. i first met gary a number of years ago when he was featured speaker for a memorial day program organized by the logan circle civic association in washington. born in western new york state, and educated in buffalo, and then at the university of wisconsin madison, gary's masters degree is in science, rather than history. his day job with the washington hospital center is as a nutritionist, concentrating on those with feeding tubes or iv solutions. it is as a historian that gary appears today, a historian with countless historical articles, and nine books to his credit. gary's talk today uses material from his 2005 work, "black jack logan: an extraordinary life in peace and war." most, but not all, of his books and battlefield tours, concentrate on civil war battles in the shenandoah, and the battle of atlanta. for well over 20 years, he and his wife and their three children have lived in northern virginia. gary is a former president of the bull run civil war roundtable, and a charter m

the prosecution's star witness was terry's cellmate, rod. killed don. but even this career criminal couldn't seem to understand why. >> why did you kill him? i said was he touching the little girl. he was like no, no. he wasn't touching her. i said okay, well, was he beating her? he said no, he wasn't. i said, well, why did you kill him? he said, the [ bleep ] just wouldn't go away. >> reporter: as a result of his testimony, rod, who is a meth addict, avoided prison time and enrolled in a drug rehab program. he insisted he didn't come forward in hopes of a deal. but rather because he believed don's murder was wrong. >> they killed him because he was a good father. that's why they killed this guy, because he was a good dad. >> reporter: it took the jury a little over six hours to reach a verdict. >> guilty of first degree murder. >> guilty. just instant relief. >> that this man couldn't just walk freely ever, that he wasn't going to take my dad's life and have his own still. >> i never took my eyes off of him from the time the jury handed the

posting that picture of her laundry freshly done and hanging over a couple towels over a shower curtain rod. trying to dry your clothes on a towel is not the best way, the towel gets west and takes longer to dry. are they mart /* mortars or grandstanders? >> chris: democrats don't have votes to pass new voting restrictions in texas it. only way they can do it is to leave the state, two-third presence to have a quorum to conduct a vote to pass voting restrictions. if you get 50 house democrats leaving and flying in private planes and chartered planes up to d.c., you deprive them of the quorum to hold the vote but because of the bad publicity with the charter planes and

rod _ award. ok, thank you very much for your time, rod from _ award., rod from the _ award. ok, thank you very much for your time, rod from the rcn, - your time, rod from the rcn, councilmemberfor your time, rod from the rcn, councilmember for the west midlands. the business secretary says the government will release more details later today about sectors exempt from self—isolation rules in england. it comes as retailers have urged ministers to act fast to ease the impact on their sector. some supermarkets are facing increasing pressure as they try andrew opie from the brc said the increasing number of workers being told to isolate by the nhs covid app was "putting increasing pressure on retailers' ability to maintain "opening hours and keep shelves stocked". a spokesperson for co—op supermarkets said: "this "is a short—term but significant impact and has impacted our "ability to supply stores. "these issues are impacting a large majority of co—op stores. supermarket chain iceland said around 1,000 employees — almost 4% of its staff — were currently ab

my final question, dr. rod brooke, how much has the coven 19 pandemic been a disruption to palliative care around the world? various, depending on country and setting. so in some countries that has been a major disruption. patients have not assessed the latest care because they have been isolated in the nursing homes for example, or at home. and they have been afraid to go to the hospital even if it's a palliative care unit. one of your services has been stopped because of the and they infection, danger and other countries. additional resources have been required for palliative care because patients are not able to accept intensive care. and you would give them at least some good symptom management of the relief of breathlessness. for example, we see all kinds but it certainly is a major brain on the health care resources, at least the weaker economy settings. and the danger is that not only right now, but also in the long run, this will weaken the latest care considerably because resources are going. and another way right now, even though we know that it's even more needed right now

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another company competing in this space is tornado, and investing platform backed by a-rod and pitchingtself is a social platform that wants to provide education. joining us now, bernard yorke, cofounder and ceo. thanks for joining us pray lots of interesting this retail space at the last year and a half has been extraordinary, we have seen this boom in interest in retail trading, people investing the first time. i much growth is left there? -- how much growth is left there? >> thanks for having me on. obviously in the last year, there has been a huge flux of investors with the pandemic and people having more time to focus on finances. we think we are just at the beginning stages of seeing a massive secular shift in the space. there is a $60 trillion plus generational wealth transfer taking place right now. and for investing apps and financial focused on gen x, there is a lot of tailwinds. caroline: usp seems to really be focusing on community engagement, the social aspect. there is also the education aspect, that is important when we hear the concerns that people at run them -- people

these stainless steel divining rods. since age 10. >> it has been passed down from my grandfather to my of coursal and now me. >> reporter: academics like to say it is mow more effective than random chance, but it's been around since biblical types. skeptics say it's easy to find water where there is a lot of rain, but how about now in a place like this and a drought like this. the drought bad, does that make business good? >> well, for me, but it's not good. this is the worst. . >> reporter: the process looks simple, but it quickly becomes mystical. >> you have to get into a deep meditative state. haven't those rods he said move on their own. no batteries, no technology. >> it feels kind of like you're a large magnet. >> reporter: his body appears to amplify whatever is going on far below, and then the divining roads cross. >> the sweet spot is right here. >> reporter: he said he found a vein six feet wide. but there is more. he can tell how deep a drill needs to go, and also how much water that well will yield. >> betw

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and we can look for that to be around good rods, roger stuff as well. see those darker shades, but it has really been concentrated along that west coast of india. modrall struck your nazi rate down to carola bit a bit of a break as we head toward time on the do i search and i high of 36 degrees. so a lot of rain falling and still more to comes the hill. thanks very much for the jeff having to narrow whether percent. well, plenty more here on the news are including way rod. great, great violence on the street. the sydney is not going to present this plan with police. both of us are state cruise and heading to help our finance course and one of the numerous fires burning in the western united states that could all clenches it 2nd elim, pick gold medal with a surprise when on the road story. coming up with joe in on the us government is giving a gun on $100000000.00 in emergency assistance to refugees and displaced people and include those affected by a recent increase in fighting as the taliban takes more territory, those funds will be used to help thousa

dr. lucas rod brook chair of the board of directors of the international association for hospice and palliative care. thank you for talking to al jazeera. thank you for having me. look at, let me ask you 1st palliative care is not just a type of medical care for patients living with a serious illness. it's also a philosophy of care. so i want to ask you, what is that overall philosophy? well, 1st of all, it's really patient oriented, so it's not only strict guidelines on symptoms, but it's also about asking people what they really want. because you know there's a broad range of priorities that patients may have. some of them cling to lives and may want to prolong life as much as possible. others possibly will. you know, i just talked to patients that it was, was that, that she's actually waiting to die. and the sooner the better because she says this is, in spite of all the period of cash she's getting, it is not going to be well again. why not? and this rather sooner than later. so accepting that i'm not doing any life prolong and treatment, giving her good symptom relief. not haste

the chamber fines rod comb, luggage guilty of the following combs, genocide, persecution, extermination, deportation, unlawful attacks on civilians. violation of the laws or customs of war. the chamber synthesis mr. upcoming adage to life imprisonment. with the i c t wise last trial finished in 2017. from 996. ellen the tribunal indicted 100. 61. people for crimes committed during the yugoslavs war. more than 90 were found guilty. no one indicted by the tribunal is still on the run. ah me, in 2002 the i c t. while i was joined by the international criminal court in the hague. the i c, c is a permanent court with dear addiction of genocide for crimes and crimes against humanity. but many of the world's most powerful nations have not signed on the future of international justice is far from certain it was the united states. they play the major leadership role in establishing the tribunal for their former yugoslavia. however, there is very little american involvement in that war. and so there are very little chance that an american could ever be considered a work criminal. and that was the

monday is a rest day ahead of staged him earlier last he has run a route pretty much rod glitch had pulled out after falling well behind the main contenders. the sylvania had been struggling after he was hurt in a crash earlier in the week. watching w needs up next, the 1st part of a documentary exploring what it means to be jewish in europe today. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the thanks for watching the w interest, the global economy, our portfolio, e w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the flight for market dominance. with c w business beyond on youtube, women in asia, i me for all the money and manage and on the voices. the only way i can be on top is to create my own empire story this weekend on d. w. me the news this week on will stories and medical activists. some that's wrapped in hong kong. the essence of beauty and diversity in london. we begin in afghanistan with a more than a decade line the hi diary has been helping drug addicts and couple tally bums. resurgence is making hope work difficult. ah earrings and becaus

he has been a lightning rod for everything. >> people pay attention to what he says and does. >> a royalthe statue unveiling, princess diana's statue unveiling marked what would have been her sixtieth birthday, it will be a pared down ceremony that includes the prince and princess -- the brothers relationship is going to be the focus of media attention. one royal commentator said it is probably going to be awkward but both brothers hope to put aside their differences to honor their mother. the statue unveiling happening later today. >> texas residents speaking out against homeless camps in an austin neighborhood. one of them joining us live on how it is affecting their quality of life. jillian: governor cuomo's impeachment probe heating up, the move lawmakers made in the ongoing investigation. ♪♪ ♪♪ wake me up when it is all over ♪♪ ah! my helicopter has better wifi than this. you thinking what i am? great time. don't worry i have the best internet people. hello xfinity. get me xfi pronto. that was fast. yep. now we just self-install. and we're back baby. do more of what you love when yo

isn't chinese for bombs, rod, and we weren't given any warning here i had between 10 and 15 minutes besides as much money as i left my apartment, the water was up to here seen many communities are still without power and water. it for the damage could run into billions of euro's people say they have no choice other than to start picking up the pieces. but it's obvious that it will take a long time before anything can get back to normal here. the w reported julia jelly is on the ground for us in val. portside, julia. what's happening where you are and in the region in general as where we're standing right now. it's right by the river on which is the river that cause so much damage in this region in the viola. it went over the edge here along the entire course of the river, where all these villages are in the, in the valley. it destroyed the bridge. you see behind me, but so many more that is also cause disruption to traffic in the area. it is very hard to reach many towns here, and the police have said that up the 90 people have been confirmed dead in the vital region that is a higher number

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doctors like eduardo rodded rod, they're able to not just save lives but give people a future and ther them. that's all the time we have for this special edition of hannity. a very huge thank you to patrick and joe, two of the bravest people i've ever met, as well as their families. as well as dr. rodriguez and everyone that worked to help save and improve the quality of life for many people that work at nyu langone medical center. i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. as we've just come off celebrating america's independence we have to remember the biggest threat to our traditions and institutions are increasingly coming from within. so critical race theory poisoning the highest levels of government corporate bored rooms university and now even our kids schools, they're teaching it there. tonight we're going to hear from parents who are fighting back including a black father who went viral for calling out crt for the evil it i don't go that

ron -- >> rod. >> stephen: -- rod --annandez. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) there you go.ht there. in williamsburg, he will anesthetize you with a butter churn. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: back to our monologue already in progress. ( laughter ) most of this increase was caused by the delta variant, but that's not the only flavor of covid out there. and experts are warning: more variants are coming. oh, no. this is gonna be just like the real housewives, new variants popping up all over the country. it's only a matter of time until one of the strains releases its own line of vodka. ( laughter ) some of these new variants are already making a splash. illinois is reporting six times more gamma variant cases than delta. gamma is a variant first identified in brazil -- which makes it easy to detect. here's normal covid. and here's the brazilian. ( laughter ) now, there's no reason to worry about any of this if you're vaccinated. the scientific community agrees that the vaccines are up to the challenge of evolving variants. hear that, pandemic? we can take w

the fuel rods need to be cool for years to come, and some radioactive substances will have to be stored safely for thousands of years. at this point in time, there are only interest storage facilities. other countries are pushing for a revival of the controversial technology. after numerous accidents and old american nuclear power plants the bite, and the ministration plans to build smaller modern plants, france, russia, and china, in particular, also wants to use nuclear power to satisfy part of their enormous energy needs. the advantage, unlike combustible substances, like coal, natural gas or oil, nuclear power plants are largely c, o 2 neutral, and therefore more climate friendly, at least from this particular point of view. do we need nuclear power to stop global warming or whatever, but i think it's the closest low carbon option, extra renewables in terms of providing access to everyone. and yes, there are a lot of reservations that is acosta associated with it. that it's high risk, but i think that there is a very less understanding of that, that no economic effects over or over

george washington lived in washington better organized in philadelphia the two rods was his friend. he had seven children. but who is this sitting because when she's sewing she can't stand her legs were hurt when george washington has a gun because he was only a soldier. you are you? even small children can learn to use the animators camera. and when they filmed their drawings flamed by frame the own liveliness makes the pictures grow before our eyes. this is george washington's flag made by betty rose and this is george, washington's canyon his cherry tree. this is a american flag. this is a boy scout when banned weather comes then you should take the american flag down. that's a all about american flag. when you see a parade marching with american flag, you have to take. the head of your head hey american, flags shouldn't be basted on cars. they should be flying freely and eight antenna. well thought he stars in the circle because many states came to america because it was the last day of the old american flag like in the american british companies was the english flag of saint ge

we have red weather alerts in play for google rods, roger stine, and that's where we expect to see just buckets of rainfall on sunday. next, we're going to go to australia and we've got a cool pool of air toward the south, unsettled adelaide, melbourne. we've got some showers, but winds are really big factor in adelaide. i show the next 3 days. i got $5560.00 potentially up to 85 kilometers per hour on wednesday. you know, for new zealand we've got what, whether moving in for both the north and south island will be in the thick of it. by monday, the becoming a living legend of the young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clown. the piece to the ivory coast posted by eric comes to the football rebels. the life of drop by the football, seated where politicians had not dropped by the orient civil war on i was just there are 2020, the year of lockdown and social distance saying you can't reach across the screen and get someone. ali re explores one of the global pandemic biggest side effects loneliness, everyone who lives alone has been force

rod gilmore, who is a very articulate advocate for n.i.l. rights and students in his football history, i'm sure he'll elaborate a little bit on that. the ncaa president, mark emmert, who hopefully will illuminate some of the issues of health care and why we should be covering more athlete's health care cost and mr. matthew mccann and michael mitton who will look at the legal issues of name, image and likeness and how we can move forward. i believe this is the time to make progress on this issue. mr. mitten brought up in his testimony i think a very interesting point, not to steal his thunder, but his report says, quote, prior to the 23 adoption of wadc, which provides the basis for international convention against doping in the sport and that was later rad fied that a serious vulcanization happened with various states doing different things and thereby leaving an unfair and unjustified hometown favoritism. we can't afford that now. what we can afford is to take care of our students and student athletes. it's so important for us to listen to

some type of -- >> clothing device. >> snead knows the weapon was really a metal rod. >> i hit her two said if it was -- if i didn't do it i would be -- >> wait a minute, i've got somebody else clipping her, robert. i've got someone else doing the act. >> robert has it wrong. >> hit her in the head with this mackie thing. >> jessica already confessed that rocky club ann charles. >> you did another act. you know what's actors. and we know -- that's the thing that has it. as yours. >> what would that be? >> i'm not gonna tell you. >> so, again, robert starts guessing. >> i didn't report nobody. >> no. no. i'm not saying. that >> is that we are trying -- >> no. >> i didn't kill the baby. >> no, i'm not saying that. i'm >> not saying that you raped anybody. >> i didn't cut nobody. >> i did is it nobody. i >> did issue you say you shot nobody... >> robert, island comes straight out and tell you -- >> what i'm getting at you, step that. when >> i slapped her. >> you stepped her, didn't you? >> one or two times. >> then snead asked robert wear. >> whereabouts on the body? >> it was in the mid

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the police say that this man, rod robbie a groomed. his victim. >> by purchasing her gifts treating her differently from other students and traveled alone with her to fencing competitions. now in the victim turned 17. that's when police say he began sexually molesting her. the suspect is the owner of the international fencing academy and police are looking for other possible victims. another news catalytic converter thefts in the city of san leandro are up 65% this year. and the police department says the problem has been getting worse for years. kron four's phillipe djegal says victims are being left with thousands of dollars in repairs. this is a perfect example. >> the truck going to convert every monday evening when hernandez says at least 5 their is shot big mufflers and areas. san leandro after discovering one or more catalytic converters have been ripped off of their vehicles. the damaged cars are all over. his loss is a nightmare for everybody. i can tell you that in fact, victors says thieves break into his shot every other we

. >> lips for a second revisit th practice of trees by compared it's when metal rods are hammered into cut dow those trees because they are saws, their automatic saws, the tools that they're using on the tree hit those metal rods and spikes and they don't know they are there. ma and was nearly beheaded by this process which is what kick this into the gear in it kicked off that investigation years ago . that republican from montana is in focus now. >> harris, it's outrageous. i said in that committee, it wa a 10-10 tyke, you mention tree spiking. this is what a the trees bike looks like. this is exactly describe. they drive these great big spikes into trees, and as you described come out when the locker tries to cut it, the blades explode like a grenade and they can seriously injure our kill loggers are lot mill log mill operators. they were eight ecoterrorist group. she was right in the middle of at that activity. this is the news that came available just in the last 42 days. it was never available before, she wrote this letter and maile it on a rented typewriter is very threatening le

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make and i've now uncovered some corruption key that allegedly, some government officials were taking rods to buy vaccine will enter all the headlines. president joe biden is spending the july 4th holiday weekend urging people to get vaccinated. he's in michigan now as part of the nation wide america's back together. toll more than half the u. s. population has had the jobs, but the government is for insurance. if it's goal of 70 percent by july 4th. so it's racing to get as many people are not related as possible as the highly contagious delta various spreads in japan, at least 20 people are missing. after a landslide struck near tokyo homes in the city of a tommy have been swept away with more rainfall. expected, more than a 150 members of japan's defense force arrive to assist and rescue efforts, little resume on sunday, and the search and rescue operations at a partially collapsed apartment block in florida of now been suspended. at least 24 people were killed when the building collapsed last week and a 121. others still unaccounted for. that number has just been revised down from a 12

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very clearly reinforcing rod showing the plaster is crumbling, time is chipping away at the church. it's falling apart more and more. at some point it will collapse justice, shortest time. and i don't have a problem preaching in a shabby church, but it shouldn't fall on our heads. the big question is, does the church, but it's money and walls or people would mention that life rules was born and raised in green hoffer during the 20 years that he's been fixed and he's watched the church as place and society shrink. this used to be the parish hall. now a social services center stores donated close here. like between all the liberal exit the church of or die. it's sad or, but what can you do? there are 2 sides to it. why you're tired. it's something new and that makes young people happy lawyers and, but the older ones don't like it hung over we missed familiar from these are there needs to be a balancing act on this enough. i don't know the spark out with them to be. but corona has accelerated, the speed of change together with the current or the past as plan the online services almost

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