that is not what rose wanted. rose wanted justice and she demanded that.she ended up coming before the commission for hearing. the other member of the commission was edwards a new york superior court judge. they had been releasing a stream of prisoners on the condition they take the oath of allegiance for a parole of honor to keep out of the fight on refrain from providing aid or comfort to the enemy. made it clear to rose that was what lincoln wanted he said it's been proposed to make the suggestion to you is if you like to accept it. you would think after being imprisoned for seven months, rose to be ready to take this offer. but no she was not ready to back down. she said in other words you mean to tell me that if i do not accept this i'll be forcibly exiled? that is what she wanted to make the lincoln government do to forcibly send herself. it's exiling me too use any force to semi's after my home. so in the commissioners proceeded to question her. but after about the cipher that men found in her home. she said she never used it. they asked her about l

rose, little rose, and another prisoner who was released with her.he had been imprisoned for ten months. five in her house and then over four in old capital prison. when rose arrived in richmond, it was june 4th. it was right after the battle of southern pines. right outside of richmond, mclelland had gotten almost to the gates of the city. bringing his massive army up the virginia peninsula. the city is filling up with wounded. and it is in this environment that rose arrived. jefferson davis did come to visit her. according to rose, in her book, she said that davis told her, but for you, there would have been no battle of bull run. whether he actually said it or not, who knows. he certainly did give her credit. he did appreciate her service. in fact, he had judah benjamin send $2500 from the secret service fund for rose, as an acknowledgment of the valuable patriotic service rendered to you by our cause. no. by you, to our cause. there we go. he was grateful for that. he also wrote to marina and told her, the madame looks much changed and has an air

his men loved rose. rose is one of those classic officers who led from the front. if they had a line and the confederacy was punching a hole in the line, he drew his sword and was the first to fill the line. he was at the head of the column. one of those officers who lead by example. the men loved him. he was a hero in multiple battles. rose was captured at the battle of chickamauga in the fall of 1863. he was taken by a train to richmond. it's raining and it's night. he jumps off the train. he's going to escape. he lands wrong and breaks a foot and ankle. he still manages to run on a broken foot and ankle. he eludes the confederate guards for hours until they catch him. they beat him to unconsciousness and put him back on the train. they arrive in richmond. they have to do with the gauntlet. they have to walk from the train station to the prison. the men are scared to death because they know where they are going. there are threats, there are calls to kill them. they are being hit and spit on. they said that out in front of them is rose. if someone spit on rose and

rose was so big. he often got stuck in it and his shoulders were always raw because they scraped either side of it rock and dirt. this is what they dug through. there were a couple other challenges. had i told about the kitchen fireplace, they had to dig brick by brick. they had a sewer cave in. one day rose is digging in the tunnel. hamilton's outside and rose, he's getting close. all of a sudden, sewer collapses and rose almost. and raw sewage, absolute horrendous. they had unexpected roll call. one night i put the name up there, captain isaac johnston rose and hamilton realized that the winter of 1863 to 64 was bitterly cold. there was a starvation atmosphere across the south, so they knew that they were going to die. it wasn't if it was when therefore if they don't get this tunnel built quickly, they're all going to die. so what they do to make it quicker, they bring a couple of other in to help them dig. one was johnston. if you have fresh hands digging around the clock, they can out earlier. joh

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(rose willock) there's a lot for you to do. (rose willock) because it would be tearing up the land, as you know. you can't get tractors coming in to do the... (rose willock) this is a contour using little bits of galvanized or galvalume if you like, to hold up the soil, so you're able to plant, yes? - yeah. - you made different beds, obviously. that's great. oh, and the pineapple. i see you have some pineapple here as well. - oh yeah, the aubergines are over here. great! these are tiny little aubergines here. we still have access to the produce. dominica has a boat that comes on every week with bananas, and dasheen and potatoes and cucumbers and that sort of stuff. they come every week. they sell at the port, the little bay port, people buy in bulk and then they sell in supermarkets. however, we're looking towards a day when montserrat again can be self-sufficient in food, you know. especially the foods that we used to grow. (manon rozon) sometimes we do miss things, but you know, we have the privilege of sending barrels. (luc

we followed rose and her family through treatment, setbacks and remission.orter: for five years. >> after she had lost her hair from chemo and radiation, when it started growing back for years she said, i'm never going to cut my hair. i think she just was glad to have hair again. >> reporter: so rose's hair grew without a cut or a trim. >> are you nervous? no? awesome. >> reporter: now ready to share what she has with someone like her. >> survivors and people whose hair has fallen out, and they need hair. >> there it is. >> we know what it's like to receive when you're going through a tough time. >> reporter: her mom and sisters looked on watching the transformation that's a symbol of their journey. >> four, five, six, seven, eight. >> it was exciting, but i didn't expect to be emotional. the hair after it grew back has just really been a reminder of god's goodness to us during the whole journey and that we've come this far. >> there's so many of them. >> reporter: rose knows where her donation is going. >> another kid. >> what do you think of all this? is t

it is the 134th rose parade and for the just the 20th time in the rose parades history.2nd, and that's because the parade organizers never hold the parade on the sunday along the parade route. spectators staked out prime viewing spots ahead of this parade. they set up tents and chairs to protect their spots. this year's rose parade theme is turning the corner celebrating the unlimited potential that each new year brings and the grand marshall is gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman who survived a near fatal assassination attempt. the uc berkeley student will be riding in the rose parade today advocating the importance of organ donation. sophomore meghan meta is a double major in computer science and society and environment. she was just eight years old when she was diagnosed with a heart condition that made it difficult for her heart to pump blood at 12. just in seventh grade. she ended up on the transplant list. i still think of megan as this precocious little girl who taught me more about heart failure than probably medical school did. and when i saw her ju

the filling is raspberry jelly with lychee gel and rose taste of a rose.nough bright with it is very easy to overdo it. although it seems a little. yes, but in fact, there is the slightest extra drop, it will lead to a feeling of soap and it will not be tasty for sure, then yuri freezes the dessert and covers it with white. come on, which makes the finished cake look like a velorka sprinkled with freeze-dried raspberries for sourness, but the most common delicacy from rose petals is, of course, jam in 2018 at a holiday in moscow. it was cooked in a huge saucepan for 4.500. l so many times. you have seen, yes, what almost 1.000 kg growth, and this is wonderful on the taste turned out perfect, and in india they make pink jam kulkan, the petals are mixed with sugar and kept in the sun in glass jars for 8-10 days, to thicken then add to tea or make a dessert with the leaves of a local plant. pan take. this leaves are added there. it was still there seasoning seeds and close. leaves and it's immediately the people and then quietly it's us, well, how we live, an

on the grey ♪ ♪ i've been kissed by a rose baby ♪ ♪ i compare you to a kiss from a rose on the greye more i get of you stranger it feels yeah ♪ ♪ now that your rose is in bloom ♪ ♪ a light hits the gloom on the grey ♪ ♪ da da da da da da da da da da da da ♪ ♪ now that your rose is in bloom ♪ ♪ a light hits the gloom on the grey ♪ [ cheers and applause ] thank you. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, tough reality. todd and julie chrisley, the latest stars sentenced to hard time. the "chrisley knows best" couple presented a squeaky-clean image while flaunting their lavish lifestyle. >> in a year we probably spend $300,000, sometimes more, on clothing. >> how they swindled more than $30 million and what their case might say about reality tv. >> there is definitely pressure to maintain a certain lifestyle for the screen, especially when you're on these reality shows. >>> plus look who's talking. >> tell us something. >> button-pushing cats and dogs. >> stranger. >> stranger?

are underway for tomorrow's 134th rose parade in pasadena, california. new year's tradition returns without restrictions for the first time since the covid pandemic. the theme this year "turning the corner." a fitting title as the nation tries to turn the corner on covid. among the highlights at the parade, cancer survivors and their journeys back to health. cbs' jonathan vigliotti has more. >> reporter: when shirley munoz was first diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in 2021, she was given little time. >> they told me that they didn't know where the cancer was coming from. so they told me that my body was basically covered in cancer. they told me that they couldn't guarantee a full year. >> reporter: which is why her appearance in this year's rose parade nearly two years later is a miracle. >> things changed completely for me when i decided to seek a second opinion. >> reporter: that's when this oncologist at city of hope cancer institute first gave munoz hope. >> she just turned around and said "bingo!" i was, like, is this a joke? >> reporter: it wasn'

parade will be the 134th rose parade for just the 20th time in the rose parades history. it will be held today, january 2nd as because parade organizers traditionally never hold the parade on a sunday along the parade route is, pam said spectators already staked out their prime viewing spots, setting up tents and chairs to protect that very precious location. we come every year we can come about 60 times or more 60 times since i was a baby. it's a tradition. my dad started. and my first husband came once and said never again. this is my husband now. 29 years . he's for it. yeah he's coming every year. we've been married rose parade theme, turning the corner celebrating the unlimited potential that every year brings and the grand marshal is gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman who survived a near fatal assassination at times. the rose parade in pasadena begins at eight o'clock this morning. now the bay area is well represented in the parade, the alameda county sheriff's mounted posse, one of the equestrian entries. this is video for reception hosted by the para

happening now, the 134th rose parade.urt is making history for the first time ever, the court will include a member of the deaf community. angie crouch from our sister station in los angeles introduces us to her. >> reporter: 17-year-old salvia lee is brushing up on the history of the rose parade, checking out past queens as she prepares to make her own entrance on the world stage. she's making history as the first person to represent the deaf community as a princess on the rose parade royal court. >> when i was 5 years old, being a pasadena girl, i never thought a girl with a hearing disability could be this type of princess, but i wanted to prove them wrong. >> reporter: salvia was born without ear canals and went through several surgeries, she now uses a cochlear hearing aid attached to a headband that has helped her thrive and serve as captain of her school's basketball team. her parents taught her that she could overcome any obstacle. >> because hard work will beat talent any day over talent. because when talent fail

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and that was jackie about rose. and said to theodore white, you know, she never loved jack she loved being wife of the ambassador and she loved being daughter of the mayor of boston. but she never loved jack. and then just to make sure that he knew it, she said it again. she never loved jack. and so this was a running sort of constant theme. and when you it clashes so much with the image of the kids, you know, playing touch football and sailing and and those big, beautiful kennedy smiles, always looking happy. and and there was a lot of joy. this was this was the thing that ted tried to capture and maintain all his life and and jackie herself said that that among the brothers and sisters, other families were flat. this was like soda pop. it was effervescence all the time. and they played and worked off each other. but we never knew the rose story, i think, until. you know, maybe, what, 20 years ago when nigel hamilton wrote, the book about jfk that daughters always when i wrote book the daughters so eunice gene was

rose rose is back yes, everything is fine, just let go.lichkova, who is the only evidence of alena kulichkovy is dead, she is alive here in a shatsk with her son, there was an outside woman with child. well, where is she? captain demchenko will bring her here now. and why did you demchenko check her documents yourself, you saw there were no documents to be accepted, comrade, a colonel a woman is here, there is immediately. okay, kulichkov. then who was burned in the car instead of her i repeat once again, it’s not me or gorokhov who is not to blame for anything. well, don't lie. don't lie, the majorval committed all the crimes, the witness saw you running away from the car, in which there were two corpses of our employees. i have nothing more to add. i have no idea. nothing don't show up. sergeant yarygin documents for check. and what happened the sergeant did not clearly put the check to get out of the car. come on, relax your hands. excuse me, comrade major. so what happened. tomorrow you'll get better soon, why are you in such a hurry t

who would be direct listing of descendants of rose or of ashley. it seems to be the case that ruth middleton, the granddaughter and great granddaughter who sewed the story onto the court and sac, had one daughter named dorothy. and that dorothy did not have children herself. time miles. you won the national book award last year for this book for nonfiction and your most recent award is from the is the candle prize out of canada. what is the candle prize? well, the candle prize is a prize for a work of history anywhere around the world that has literary merit and is excellent in terms of its research and its writing and its subject matter. peter cundall is someone who i just learned about recently. he made a lot of money doing for lifetime. he loved history. apparently. he was a student at mcgill university, which hosts this prize, and he left all of his wealth to a foundation which bears his name. and before he died, he actually established this prize for the best work of history according to the prize criteria. at any given year. well, in the anno

rose to 460 billion dollars, experts explain. what kind of from the americans simply do not keep up with growth. prices they get into debt to pay for basic necessities. according to the study, the average household income increased by 4% last year, while the total cost of living by 8% moldova enters 2023 with thirty percent inflation. what is a record indicator for the republic at the beginning of the century ? 44%. further, food prices, which increased by 32% in the price of electricity, rose in price almost three times. this was the news of the economy. i wish you success in business and good mood. see you. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program for x and alexander smirnov hello beacons for dad blouses for mom and shorts for the baby clothes for the whole family tried to illegally bring to belarus from poland brest customs officers stopped the attempt and here we are not talking about small new clothes in a personal wardrobe, but in a truck that transported things worth 2,600,000 bel

i i remembered one of the tattoos rose on the shoulder rose in the palms rose in the palms.nk you well, doctor it's time to buy a place in the cemetery. they wait like that, please. i climbed this branch of the ruins with these hands. i will not give this department to anyone else. irina alekseevna means. what's your business? what are you doing here, what do you want from me sklifosovsky today at 21:20 on the russia channel in the morning they take a different approach, the end reduces the level of acid in the stomach, helping to fight the burn, and the weight is decisive answers attention when poisoning allergies and hangovers drink vacuum cleaner fresh solution cut baked directly in the package. yes, delicious juicy crust from the meat of their own people choose phytolax fruit-based laxative chewable tablets. try berries just one at night for comfortable morning relief and bloating. and tyvalar burger king delivers with cashback diclofenac-akos in a package with a man contains a maximum concentration of the active substance of 5%. five-percent gel diclofenac akos alternat

balashikha raider from a bouquet of roses. it is known that he was caught in the yaroslavl region and detained. uh, i don't know yet. you don't know at all, do you? the attack is working, he allegedly went on his birthday. probably. dmitry frolov and kirill klyuch vesti wanted to celebrate on a grand scale vitaly's smoke harry's soot floated from the heat of the iron, it was a burnt shingar in the sindika market in this compartment there were paints further linoleum drywall cement everything that survived. now it is stored in the open, right in front of the burned-out angara, traders are looking for the remains of building materials damage, these people have lost a colossal 25-30 million, and he had plumbing. yes, expensive things are only paints, here it burned down for 20 million rubles. the paint of europe is all a sanction set textures the fire started late friday evening blazed. so it was seen for many traders who managed to drag the goods away from the fire for kilometers, 25 cars extinguished the flames only a day later

morning, david, combining what she learned alongside the rose family. my god, you david humor at the heart and her own personal experience to write her debut novel. really good, actually, the story of a 28 year old going through a divorce. um did a really smart thing by getting divorced right at the time when everyone i know was getting engaged. um genius move on my part, and it was really isolating in a little bit lonely and i think like a lot of people . you know when they're feeling isolated, tried to look for something to read or watch that might make me feel a little less alone and couldn't quite find what i was looking for. there's a line in the book that says not everyone is divorced, but everyone's had their heart broken. why was heartbreak what you wanted to tackle in this book? everyone goes through it a couple of times in their life. and so if you're in the depths of it, even at the worst part, some part of you should know that you'll survive. but you've probably survived it already. but it's like food poisoning. you sort of start to feel lik

rose byrne and bobby cannavale, everybody. thank you. be right back.k you very much. did [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, there you go. i want to thank julia louis-dreyfus, rose byrne, and bobby cannavale. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, eddie murphy will be with us. so it's our last show. after this we'll be 20 years old, it will all be downhill from there. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. good night! ♪ >>> this is "nightli

it, too, was part of the rose. activities. >> one of the most exciting and exhausting ways to ring in the new year. and east bay couple likely had the first bay area baby of 2023. meets baby easy kill. one yesterday at 12:06 a.m. at kaiser will not create. all smiles. they say he was due on the 3rd but came a little early. they say they cannot believe how much love they already feel for this bundle of joy. >> watching him sleep, too. something about the sleep. but he just looks so peaceful. i can't believe we made him. >> it does not feel real. >> it will as soon as you get the bills, dad. >> they are also grateful the delivery was free of complications. thanks again for trusting us to share your story with us, less than 12 hours after easy deal came into the world. >> i am here at the oakland zoo where this sinkhole has popped up. all this extra rain coming in. >>> the new year could bring higher gas prices. why experts say drivers could be spending more at the pump. >>> elon musk making history, but not in a norm

earnings report out on tuesday despite the lack luster figures there, the tech company share price rose immediately after the announcement. the figures came less than a week after the firm, and as it was laying off $10000.00 of its employees claim to drop in spending on tech after a surgeon sales at the height of the current of ours pandemic. microsoft is also agreed to invest billions of dollars in chat gp t developer overnight the past week. well, let's get more on this from our financial corresponds in new york, yann's quarter. it's a bit of a strange on here because we do have disappointing revenues, but actually the share price jumping up because it wasn't perhaps as bad as that some people had been expecting. what do we really know about the state of microsoft right now? well, i mean you're when some and you lose some and yes, the initial reaction and after our trading is positive. but let's wait and see how investors react when they're slept. what night over this earnings report, you're right, the revenue came in a bit shy. i'm on the other side, the profit was better than i expe

what makes the rose parade so special?t is the best way to receive the new year. it's just the best way, the positive vibe to receive the new year. >> reporter: it sure is. what a great way to kick off the new year. thank you for chatting with us. the rose parade will kick off at 8:00. >> it's always pretty spectacular to see how they put all those together. >> you talk about the detail, though, of the floats. >> it's all flowers -- >> flowers and beads and seeds. it takes hours to put that together. >> it's nice to hear the background stories of the floats and the people who are there. >> and the cold weather will help preserve everything. >> i guess so. >>> that's been the story as this crazy weather, another cold front coming in on the heels of what we had over the weekend. let's check in on our reservoirs. our four largest reservoirs across northern california are still only at about 30% of their normal amount of capacity. we are seeing some progress. we're at a slight deficit for santa rosa. more rainfall but we've me

amy: this was not rose abramoff's first protest.ly chained herself to a white house gate and to a fence at charlotte douglas international airport as part of a series of global protests coordinated by a group called scientist rebellion to raise awareness of how luxury air travel contributes to the climate crisis. until earlier this month, rose abramoff worked as an earth scientist at the oak ridge national laboratory in tennessee. but in a "new york times" opinion piece this month, she announced, "i'm a scientist who spoke up about climate change. my employer fired me." her employer, the u.s. government. she joins us now for more from knoxville, tennessee. welcome to democracy now! dr. abramoff, it is great to have you with us. can you talk about the action you engaged in and your response to your firing? >> sure, amy. thank you. like you said, i was attending the largest annual gathering of earth scientists in december of last year in chicago where i presented work on the fx have climate and land use change come on carbon cycling,

john: i met her through charlie rose. charlie rose and i were at duke university.e was a couple of years ahead of me. he had moved to new york and i was in new york at the time and he called me up and said my wife's sister is coming up and i would like you to take her out. i thought about it a little bit and got a date for friday night. he called me back and said we will go out saturday night. i go up to their apartment on 96th street. mary was a beautiful woman and kristi walked in. she took my breath away. not only beautiful but had a great smile. she was very warm, very friendly. if it wasn't love at first sight, it was pretty close. david: let's talk about your background. you grew up in north carolina, but your grandfather immigrated from lebanon. why did he go to north carolina? was it a big lebanese community there? john: there was a big lebanese community in south carolina. and he was going to go to mary in south carolina when he got off ellis island -- marion, south carolina when he got off ellis island. he stayed the night at the train depot. no one came

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thousands of people lined the streets of pasadena for the 134th tournament of roses parade .his is only the 20th time in its history that was held on january 2nd. that's because parade organizers traditionally never hold the parade on a sunday it was cold out, but many parade watchers came prepared. you c berkeley student road in the rose parade today advocating the importance of organ donation . sophomore megan meta is a double major in computer science and society and environment. when she was just eight years old. she was diagnosed with a heart condition that made it difficult for her heart to pump blood at 12. she ended up on the transplant list, and four months later she received a new heart. stanford did its first pediatric heart transplant back in 1974 and says since then it's helped 500 patients. alright coming up more on buffalo bills player damar hamlin, who collapsed on the field after making a tackle tonight and was administered cpr before being transported to a hospital. the monday night football game is currently delayed jason appelbaum up next with the update.

at a lower number as coronavirus cases rose business confidence rose to a 17-month high. sam baddas filed this report >> reporter: contrasted for a fourth month the survey putting this down to business activity and work not as hit as hard inflation pressure eased and business confidence hit a 17-month high. the bad news was employment continues to weigh people left jobs with the pandemic and businesses cut staff to contain costs companies also had to raise their prices it is the first snapshot of the services sector since china dismantled the covid ycurbs. these companies went from dealing with government to self imposed lockdowns as cases soared that's not good for shopping malls and bars and restaurants they held upper with numbers falling sharply. the data is building the case for policy the pboc will keep liquidity ample in 2023 and emphasizing financial support for c consumption and real estate market that seems to be what the markets are betting on given the bullish start to the year for chinese stocks, investors are looking past the downbeat data and toward the reo

the russia rose 13 percent consisting of items such as industrial equipment appliances to try to get extra fee to stable relationship between russia and china. serves as a foundation for many longer term collaborations in more strategic areas such as nuclear, aerospace, rockets and satellite navigation. on the other hand, there are issues to be iron out such as the issue of trade, trade settlement and currently still limited logistic capabilities, especially in terms of rail ah, in other news, 2 car bombs have killed at least 10 civilians and left several houses in ruin. in somalia, the sub millison group has claimed responsibility for the start the explosions wrote to the town of mos in the country, central iran region. the bombs damaged the house of a federal lawmaker on a district commissioner, the al qaeda, linked medicine groups, insurgency, against the somali government dates, but as far as 2007, well, it's that is, goes this. those costs live now to a senior researcher at the institute for security studies in south africa marketing agreements. and thanks for joining us this ev

and i'm of course talking about rose pack. [applause] rose, it's finally here. and i swear when i woke up this morning, i could hear your infectious laughter from heaven, so rose thank you on behalf of china town and san francisco. we love you and miss you and this one is for you. [applause] thank you. >> i was supposed to introduce to sing, and i had words talking about how our communities have been connected in the central -- and the central subway will connect them more but i guess i'm not doing that and i'm introducing brandon snyder from the warriors and again, we love to work with you on bringing folks to china town and the stadium. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. so thank you so much. this is such a great day for the golden state warriors, for chase center, for san francisco and for the entire bay area. thank you to mayor breed and speaker pelosi and everyone who had a hand in getting us here. from the time we started designing chase center years ago, we knew it was important for it to be a transit first building. and in the central subway

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the biathletes had a control training the day before and admitted that the wind rose in raubichs can make adjustments to the entrance to the races. and the goals of the team. they always remain a priority - it's only forward to go to work and is preparing not only for this season for the remaining starts, but also in the next season, this season will show how much let's say we can count on our youth in the future. uh, how will they cope this year, how are the training process and competitive. e in the process of competitive practice, which receives and from this we will continue to build on not only preparation. but this depends on how we will form the line-up for the next seasons. so, a live broadcast from raubichi will begin on the sports channel belarus 5 at 10:55. i would like to note that the organizers have prepared for the fans, the entertainment program in the complex will also run food courts. unsightly secrets of the ukrainian security service emerge the wall street journal confirmed the fact that one of the official kiev negotiators who took part in meetings with the russi