roscoe mullins is so proud of it. as our family members too.this is something that was never discussed at home. roscoe's family contacted me after i sent them a letter thinking that he was still live, he never talked about the war at all. and they had photos of him and all of these guys. unable to tell them who those guys were prudent able to tell them when he got injured, how he got injured. and give them a flavor of what he went through. same thing with the lonnie jackson sons. they are so pleased with the book and how happy their dads would be that their story has been told. >> one of the most interesting parts of the research, but i still don't know that i know all the facts. before they all shipped out to saipan their worst him wargames that would be taking place on hawaii. and when the 40 thieves arrived there was mass chaos. there were ships -- there was fire and some of the ships. there were guys jumping off of ships as explosions happened. in the future to really research what happens, it is very much still behind the cert curtain kind

joseph: and roscoe is still alive today.cynthia: yes, what movies did you watch about the war and the battles in the pacific. joseph: while knuple gave me a lot of dvds that he had and vhs tapes and i able to buy the vhs tape and those sort of the marine corps monologue with film footage. so we got to be kind of, will one thing that if an beneficial end of my writings cynthia is that i would listen to a lot of old-time radio like how you describe in words and if i found that similar because the speaking word or written word does the same thing. so when they talk about a bomb going off or mortar strike hitting, would look at the image on the tv and i would see that and i would quickly jot down what i saw. i watched battle cry which was a good attempt and played more of their experiences aside for an new zealand and hawaii. and i also watched the pacific epic. that might be about it. cynthia: - sue and over last samurai. it was kind of after-the-fact the going in for somebody something that i thought to be interested in it. an

frank roscoe, please give us a wrap-up fart, please. mr. fowke:. >> i agree that to be able to build back better, we have to be able to build. there is room to improve the federal permitting process and streamline it. there have been steps taken in the last two administrations to do so, and i hope we continue that effort to get agencies to work together and efficiently so that we can actually get the important infrastructure built to make our system resilient. chairman carper: ben fowke. mr. fowke: i think there is a lot of consensus that we can achieve remarkable carbon reductions. it will vary region to region and by geography, but we can do a lot. my hope is that we don't have -- enemy of the good. we are going to need to preserve natural gas. we will need to keep our eye on the prize which is carbon reduction in the most affordable and reliable way possible. our products stays affordable, we can electrify things like transport. chairman carper: ms. snyder? ms. snyder: i would say that we are all agreeing here today that energy policy ch

isis module is currently undergoing repairs have to add leaks were detected russian space agency roscoe's more says the russians have seen through other metal fatigue or micrometeorite you know great as they are they won't affect the lifespan of the larger. wraps it up for this hour hope to see where with updates on our top stories in 30 minutes. but the pandemic no certainly no borders and just delighted to nationalities. is a little tougher to be we don't actually in the world pete's sake. judge you know coming close to sleaze to sentencing my time so we can do better we should. everyone is contributing to each her own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. we do aerial reconnaissance. we do have a. literary theory of just fine i think. and. finite even if. there are no. around. the home. of at least 2 weeks. couldn't it be you can come up with. something from. the mood to put on. make. things sound a jump and. point to t

we with the roscoe. employed a bending old sail and other useful jobs. light airs from the east. steering to the westward with anxious eyes and panting to hear that joyful sound of there she blows. >> the tail, it is a little significant that while one sperm whale only fights another sperm whale with his head and jaw, nevertheless in its conflicts with man he chiefly uses his tail. in striking at a boat, he swiftly curbs away his flukes from it and the boat is inflicted by the recoil. if it be made an in obstructed air and descends to its mark, the stroke is then simply irresistible. no ribs of man or boat can withstand it. >> log 284, ship brewster. tuesday, october 19th, 1858, this day commences with moderate winds and pleasant weather. at 3:00 a.m. saw sperm whales. the boat struck, and while lancing, the whale struck the boat with his flukes. cut her in two pieces. killed a man, a native of florez. gut the boat and whale alongside at dark. >> the quarterdeck. all ye masters have before now heard me give orders about a white whale. look, do you see the spanish ounce of gold, h

one of the sitdown roscoe is standing at the front gate when the food delivery is blocked.he runs up stairs report the blockade to the administered office. they stop the food from coming in. who the hell stop the food coming in? pete peterson locked the door. you go until pete peterson you what the key to the door. either he opens it or get you the keys. if he doesn't give you the keys, you take your flying squad and bust that damn door in. that's all the rest to it. just go down there and tell them you want the keys. the squads are elementary unit ready to rush the trouble spots. words of the blockade reach a strike headquarters at the building short of 6:00. johnson is a leader of the women's emergency but grade, the women's paramilitary uniform to support the striking men. there were women working in the plants but they were expelled because they didn't want gmo spreading any members about what might've been going on in there between strikers wives and -- strikers, they thought strikers wife my think there's something going on. that's how women are participating in this

policeman or a car opinion witnesses the robbery and it ends with deadly consequences. 15 year old little roscoe died when a military policeman opened fire. on him in the middle of the night in the elegant heart of naples. your producer saw my son was murdered he was shot twice in the chest and once in the back of his head you get all these. google results father and his youngest son stand in front of a huge mural that dominates a small square in the spanish quarter. it is an image of will go staring at his family and neighbors demanding truth and justice. the fact that google committed an armed robbery is not spoken of here. many approve of his mural and complain about police violence and slow investigations they claim that the legal proceedings against the military policeman never really started. there for the russo family is receiving more and more support also from those who demand clarification as well as more solidarity between the rich and the poor in naples. the prevailing mentality in the city is to each his due there is no social solidarity for the rich remain rich or you the poor rema

despite all going repairs to the crucial or starting this segment after early swear the tech that roscoe's last russia's space agency the problems are due to metal fatigue or micrometeorite impacts it's believed the work will be completed over the next week the lifespan of module won't be affected all the repairs are being coordinated with nothing. seen a huge spike in sales of the classic dr seuss children's books that's after the publisher itself decided to discontinue the series for containing what it concluded are racial stereotypes. these books put 3 people in ways that were hurtful and wrong ceasing sales of these books is only part of a commitment and then a broader plan to ensure dr seuss enterprises catalog represents and supports all communities and families the announcement that 6 books would be scrapped was made on the late author's birthday and sent seal soaring and taking them to the top of the bestsellers list within 24 hours well dr seuss enterprises is of the view that several books contained examples of white supremacy and negative betrayals of asian people including the

roscoe and no weld. beer shares. officers also sees two guns and say the three were wanted in connection with multiple auto burglaries just before they robbed an attack. the 67 year old man on february 23rd. you're chinatown. today. georgia prosecutor's charge robert aaron long with eight counts of murder in the deadly shooting at three atlanta area massage parlors, investigators are trying to determine a motive here. six of the victims were asian and seven were women, authorities say. the 21 year old told them he had a sex addiction and was trying to eliminate temptation, though there is no evidence the women targeted here where sex workers investigators have not ruled out race as a motive. authorities believe that when long was caught, he was heading south. that he wasn't done. they determined that the suspect was on his way to florida. i believe, and perhaps to carry out additional shootings. details about the victims are emerging. one of them was on a date with her husband. she leaves behind a 13 year old son and

policeman or a car opinion witnesses the robbery and it ends with deadly consequences. 15 year old little roscoe died when a military policeman opened. fire on him in the middle of the night in the elegant heart of naples. your soul son my son was murdered he was shot twice in the chest and once in the back of his head you get all these. google results father and his youngest son stand in front of a huge mural that dominates a small square in the spanish quarter. it is an image of who goes staring at his family and neighbors demanding truth and justice. the fact that google committed an armed robbery is not spoken of here. many approve of his mural and complain about police violence and slow investigations they claim that the legal proceedings against the military policeman never really started. there for the russo family is receiving more and more support also from those who demand clarification as well as more solidarity between the rich and the poor in naples one 3rd of the prevailing mentality in the city is to each his due there is no social solidarity the rich remain rich are you the point

vulnerabilities prey on the lack of, you know, situational awareness, maybe, according to police, jason roscoethe man in black on the right jump kicks the victim whose first name is quark. police say the man in the gray hoodie in the middle is calvin bushell, who was six ft four. the suspect on the left as a pd says there's no loud bashir's. the attack happened last month. the three men, all from antioch, were arrested last week. during the raids. police seized these two guns. the men have pleaded not guilty to charges of robbery, kidnapping for allegedly moving clock from his chair, elder abuse and i d theft. all three have also been charged with breaking into seven cars before they allegedly attacked clock at the laundromat. later that same day, and one thing of note the dea. not charge them with a hate crime. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. in minneapolis. the jury pool is near complete now in the murder trial of derek chauvet. he's the former minneapolis police officer charged with killing george floyd. ah 14th juror was seated today she's described as a white woman in her twenties who works

vulnerabilities prey on the lack of, you know, situational awareness, maybe, according to police, jason roscoe, the man in black on the right jump kicks the victim whose first name is quark. police say the man in the gray hoodie in the middle is calvin bushell, who was six ft four. the suspect on the left as a pd says there's no loud bashir's. the attack happened last month. the three men, all from antioch, were arrested last week. during the raids. police seized these two guns. the man has pleaded not guilty to charges of robbery kidnapping for allegedly moving clock from his chair, elder abuse and i d theft. all three have also been charged with breaking into seven cars before they allegedly attacked clock at the laundromat later that same day, and one thing of note. the dea has not charged them with a hate crime. and really ktvu, fox two news in san francisco police say a 12 year old boy is recovering after being grazed by a bullet in bernal heights over the weekend. police say the shooting happened in the area of alimony boulevard and ellsworth street on saturday about 1 40 in the morning.

she didn't have to quarantine and also brought a friend come here there's there's friends there is roscoeto mazing it's a dream come true. a dream that theodore stark and i have koby have also pursued the students live in germany and are spending a few days here they planned the trip with friends knowing that germany has advised its population to avoid travelling tyrus countries. somehow you feel bad if you travel because other people are self isolating and you're not supposed to travel at the moment. but i don't think you can stay at home for a whole year either. we want to see the world while we're in the prime of our lives . during the day the students explore the city in the evenings they stay at home they say they feel safer keeping to themselves others feel differently madrid's police sometimes have to break up illegal parties held after curfew with participants ignoring current contact restrictions which is ideal for this spread of the virus this party was organized by french tourists. illegal parties also worry dr laura sons in the end they all contribute to more infections. that

it's something -- [laughter] they can't really put on their wall and show off like, oh, here's my roscoe behind non-fungible tokens. explain it to our viewers. >> so non-fungible tokens, or nft thes, are a technology based on the block chain to allow ownership of unique items. whether that's artwork or collectibles or game items, so we're seeing a massive amount of speculation on this new asset class where people couldn't own digital incomes in the past. nft allow that. liz: well, ian, you actually come from an apple background. you helped launch itunes, spent five years with louis vuitton, and now you're helping to create the hardware wallets. what are they for? how to do they fit into non-feng if bl tokens? >> well, we live in a world that's different from the one we lived in a year ago. a year ago we didn't live in a world where someone bought a piece of art from tbriems for $300,000 plus or somebody who owned a lebron james moment from nba top shots that has a real of more than 200,000. so now we live in that world and say, okay, how do we protect that value? the same way ledger has

mickey i'm from kew gardens and my proposal is that we replace the statue of liberty with a statue of roscoeg dog." [ laughter ] also, can i just say, hearing there's a presidential press conference is about as exciting as in monopoly when you win second place in the beauty contest. it's like, "okay, i guess it's money. but how'd the old man win? who else was in that beauty contest, a foot? and because fox couldn't find anything else to jump on, they decided to spend weeks obsessing over the press conference thing. >> president biden has now been in office 43 days and has not held a single solo press conference >> no-show joe biden has been in office 43 days, still has not held a single press conference since becoming president >> biden has yet to hold a solo press conference since he took office, now 46 days ago. >> he has not had a press conference in 48 days. >> 48 days and counting. >> we are halfway into the first 100 days and president biden still has not held a solo news conference. >> why hasn't he had a solo press conference that's the big question. is it like the campaign where he

i'm joining us rosco with the sports as the international and committee strikes a deal with china to provide current virus vaccines to athletes taking part in the next 2 and then pickings. thank you for joining us myanmar's military has leveled new accusations against the poles leader and son sochi a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments worth $600000.00 prost gold while in government the army also denied it was using excessive force on protesters but at least 7 more people were killed on thursday scott hyla begins our coverage with this report from bangkok. protesters in myanmar again lead bullets on the streets of yangon live in. munition used elsewhere to protesters in several other cities and towns are facing a stepped up violent crackdown and more cases of security forces shooting unarmed protesters in the head we protest peacefully but they cracked down on us while mentally demotic cracked a strong good of revolution we have decided the view continue until we've been in a news conference the military judge to restated its intention of holding on to power only un

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vulnerabilities prey on the lack of, you know, situational awareness, maybe, according to police, jason roscoe, the man in black on the right jump kicks the victim whose first name is quark. police say the man in the gray hoodie in the middle is calvin bushell, who was six ft four. the suspect on the left as a pd says there's no loud bashir's. the attack happened last month. the three men, all from antioch, were arrested last week. during the raids. police seized these two guns. the man has pleaded not guilty to charges of robbery kidnapping for allegedly moving clock from his chair, elder abuse and i d theft. all three have also been charged with breaking into seven cars before they allegedly targeted clock that same day at the laundromat. now, one thing of note the d. a has not charged them with a hate crime reporting live. henry lee ktvu fox studios video is just awful to watch, henry. thank you. officials with california's employment development department say their computer system for handling jobless benefits is experiencing intervention problems. users began complaining on social media

i'm going to guess roscoe would sports his n.b.a. star le bron james becomes a part owner of the boston red sox baseball team and team new zealand retain sailings america's cup the oldest trophy is. now the european union has proposed a coronavirus passport to help ease travel restrictions within the block the digital green pass would provide proof that travelers have either been vaccinated recovered from the virus or had a recent negative test now the proposals do include an option to allow people from outside the e.u. if they've been vaccinated the world health organization has warned against such schemes citing unknowns around vaccine efficacy against infection the certificate will make sure that the results are what shows the data and is the minimum set of data mutually recognized in every member state and thirdly with this digital certificate we aim to help member states reinstate the freedom of movement in a safe responsible and trusted minim dominic anus following this for us from berlin dominic this whole plan has not been wi

steve from roscoe, pennsylvania, republican. thanks for waiting.aller: i think all of our relatives are immigrants. i believe -- they built the wall, but every mexican i've met in pennsylvania, they are very hard workers. they do jobs that a lot of people don't want to do in the united states. i think they should come in the legal, right ways. host: thank you. jay in reno, nevada, on the democrats line. your comments on immigration? caller: brenda from york wants to do away -- new york wants to do away with borders. i wonder if she will be cashing the stimulus check. under obama, when you had john boehner in the office too, he stopped a bill that was agreed upon from both republicans and democrats that would help dhaka and immigration, sat on his desk -- daca , and immigration, sat on his desk for 500 day. trump wanted billions of dollars for a wall and unless they got it, would not do anything with immigration. republicans have been stopping any type of bill to help the immigration issue. they don't want to do anything in regards to it. and now yo