i discovered that in fact, i am descended from sally hemings are her family and hey sally henry's. my great-grandmother had a brother named peter. then we can see it. this is this is his death certificate. and we see here on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hammonds. so if you're in the south. and you're saying hem means what's it sound like? hemmens hemmens her name was sally hemmens. she was named after her famous aunt her now famous aunt. sally hemmings her father was peter hemmings a brother of sally hemings, which means that peter hemmings was my three times great-grandfather. we were doing high fives down there in kenwood. it i was so happy to make that discovery and to find out that i'm a hemis after all. historically speaking. what does this mean? thomas jefferson's father-in-law have relations with a woman named elizabeth hemmings. they had several children together including sally hemmings. and my three times great-grandfather peter hammonds. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hammonds. they had several children together. thomas jeffers

, or a sally hemings. my great grandmother had a brother name peter. this is his death certificate. we see on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hemings. so if you are in the south and you are saying hemings, what does it sound like? hemins. her name was sally hemins. she was named after her now famous and, sally hemings. her father was peter hemings. a brother of sally hemings. which means that peter hemings was my three times great grandfather. we were doing high fives down there. i was so happy to make that discovery. and to find out that i am a hemings after all. historically speaking, thomas jefferson's father in law had relations with a woman named elizabeth hemings. they had several children together, including sally hemings and peter hemings. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hemings, they had several children together. thomas jefferson's son-in-law had relations with betty hemings, whose ancestors are with us tonight. after his wife died, after thomas jefferson's

announcer: sally to the floor. tiffany: you better not embarrass us, sally. [cheering and applause] [buzzer] announcer: sally disqualified. the final competitor frankie the hot dog to the floor. girls: you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not person. sally: hey, tiffany. whado you think of my eaty armpits? ould i be insecure about them? tiffany: well, well, well. if it isn't sally the stinky pits moron. you look li if a dumb person and an idiot had... announcer: frankie, 10 seconds to disqualification. [exhales] [bell tolls] frankie: mom, is that you? mom: yes, it's me--ghost mom. you've made it into the zone. i've been ghost watching you your whole life. sure i died when you came out of me a fully rmed hot dog, and frany, i still have some questions, but don'think of that now. think of your training, the years of dedication. i was always ghost there for you. inow you can stick this triple axel flip. frkie: i don't know if

morning, sally.minister anthony albanese. the governor general said this is the dawn of a new era. here in sydney, a similar ceremony has happened, a state proclamation outside the new south wales parliament house, and there were large crowds outside parliament house there to mark this occasion, this wench in a lifetime occasion, and you could see the emotions around the place. there was quiet at times —— this once—in—a—lifetime occasion. people cheered god save the king for the first time, and of course they sang along, the new rendition of the anthem, god save the king. and when i spoke to several people there, some said the queen is the only monarch we knew all our lives, some reflected on memories of her when she visited australia, and they said we used to travel far just to get a glimpse australia, and they said we used to travel farjust to get a glimpse of her and be amongst the crowds, and now that she's gone, we wanted to be among the crowd as well. we spoke to young families who brought thei

interesting, sally smith is with me, cnn contributor, sally, first of all, i thought they were goingng through, but it doesn't look like or at least the last ones are still filing through while this is under way. the decision to have this vigil in this way in scotland, by the queen's children, the significance of that, sally. >> it's very significant. everything we've seen today is unprecedented in that it's in scotland. this is called the vigil of the princes, and it first happened in january of 1936 with the death of king george v. at that time there was a vigil in westminster hall where the queen's body is going to go next, and it was king edward viii, the new king, prince albert, the future king george vi, prince henry, his brother, and prince george the youngest brother. it had never been done before. it was incredibly moving and dramatic. there was something similar done for the queen mother back in 2002, but the origin of it, the vigil of the princes, was in 1936. who could have foretold that 11 months later, one prince albert would be king george vi. that was a moment that wa

this is, hard sally. there is an industry -- corporate feminism. i got like 100 teachers mike clause about how this will be a girl boss. you're asking the very people who for the past 30, 40 years have been telling all of us to work a little harder. and we'll get there, we'll get there. and so can you imagine of all these women in business organizations. all of these women's organization started saying like me, we were wrong. we've been focused on the wrong thing. we gotta shift our focus and focus on equalizing unpaid labor. imagine what would be possible. in that sense, about the woman, i'm going to own that as the ceo of girls who co-. that i need to tell my students and people who look up to me something very different. this -- second piece is -- the only way that the structure is going to change simply fight for it. and we make sure that our allies and our partners we fight for it to. no no one's going to give it to us. it's not in their interest. it's not -- and you see that by two years of the pandemic. productivity, stock market through the

she was unique in that way, sally. >> she absolutely was. nobody else had traveled as much as she had. she knew every corner of the united kingdom in a way that none of her prime ministers did. and they really relied on her to take the temperature, to find out what the people were saying. she was a really important source for them. so she had so many dimensions. she kept all of it to herself, which made it that much easier for her prime ministers and everybody else who met her in an audience. >> robert, you write about what an effective stateswoman she was, which is such a significant thing to say. in a sense it's a titular role. foreign policy isn't run by the monarchy, that's not the uk system. and yet she did play such an important role. >> she really was a spectacle in the true sense of the word, all the way through, for example, the 1970s, a period when britain frankly was an international laugh and nearly went bankrupt. through the 80s she held her commonwealth together. not by thumping the table and laying down the law but with gentle

. >> sally, your words are so poignant but the pictures are speaking louder than anything. we did get to see william right before he got into the car. he actually said thank you and you could hear the squeals of just exuberance there as the cars have now pulled off and the prince and princess of wales in the vehicle as well the sussexes after that very spontaneous moment, max foster learning from his sources that it was prince william's idea to reach out to prince harry and say join me on this walkabout and they exited the gates there of windsor castle and then they went down the long walk here shaking hands, grabbing flowers, taking the time to listen to the words of the so many people who have lined up there and it went from a very somber atmosphere to now, don't very a better word than to say jubilance because it has been very jubilant. and sally, all of your remarks are remarkable, in that king charles iii making mention of prince harry and meghan and probably gave the green light and nudged according to max's reporting prince william to extend the olive branch and invi

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to me, sally gates was the high watermark of somebody who said no.o profile pauli murray, who is not known by many, hugely influential. from thurgood marshall to ruth bader ginsburg, they talked about her pink seminal for civil rights law. she died way before trump. i was at this point, they would have been "they." this is a rect cliprom "my name is uli murr," which features never-before-seen footage and audio recordings of pauli murray in their own words. >> my me is pai murray my wle personal hiory has been trouble tmeet sndards excelnce in societyhich has be domated by edeas at blas were ierently inferior to wtes and women were inherently inferior to men. amy: a clip from "my name is pauli murray." dahlia lithwick, while you feel pauli murray was so critical to cover in your book? >> it was so important for me to start with pauli murray for exactly the reasons you said. thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg about the fact they stood on the shoulders of pauli murray and pauli murray was not just black and had doors closed their entire life beca

so here sally to tell us all that. thank you very much. barbara said i was so tickled to see you here tonight, because i've so enjoyed being introduced. by you before you're always so thoughtful and your introductions and thank you very very much. um several years ago when the queen was at one of her yearly garden parties at buckingham palace making her way through a crowd of nearly 9,000 people and greeting a selection of guests. she was asking such standard questions as have you come far. when one woman looked at her and said, what do you do? several days later at a friend's birthday party the queen described the exchange and confessed. i had no idea what to say. it was the first time in all the years of meeting people that anybody had ever asked her that question. or my job in writing elizabeth. the queen was not only to explain what she does but to tell what she's really like. and to take the reader as close as possible to elizabeth the human being the wife the mother and the friend as well as the highly respected leader. today i'm goi

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sally well. his son was my age and asked to do _ this. sally well.ng. you get _ was great, you play music. that is interesting. you get nervous. i was great, you play music. that is interesting. you get nervous. do i interesting. you get nervous. do ou? interesting. you get nervous. l�*irr you? nervous is not quite the right way of putting it. i get tense, very focused. for big broadcast. last week's, we were at windsor for four days, watched an extraordinary rehearsal on the saturday morning of the entire procession going to windsor castle, in the dark. 5am with the drums playing and the pipes and the horses charging around. it was a strange scene, beautiful. but all that weekend, i cannot think of anything else except... what am i? just a broadcaster for the final part of the funeral. you are there to try to help the viewer understand what is going on, that is all. but because it is so important to everybody, you feel a heavy responsibility. question time, i got nervous every single one i did because i knew it had to work. if you are taking it easy

hey, sally, more for missouri city, missouri. and i'm especially you, roger. i'm quite gone them it up to. well, i tell miss aguilar but me, i thought on our lactic or the middle of a come up a little bit uncle could began li, bbc release around me at that a male. now i wanna come up and saw me. i really wanna come i. e d. for the back of my all he, he'd me turn our way. yeah. yeah. this her daughter and we gonna because like i see that the in, in lucy but listen, i'm not in lithium but, but this is dorothy policy on only got to get get that mean and you're going to be some confusing a moment. okay. give it, get that meeting can do either or good. so freeman, birthdate id, you know, no support. ones are most important. they went out on the dip on the receipt. i'm good that up on a lot of my since he rated to corporate board came in order to see and meet one daughter. oh no. you are not. yes. see the d an in no. c as a quantity. employ your card glue. oh, that's your, that's your dad or my son lucas had been i'm us in the, in a, in the, in the little for we sha

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we talked of transition with sally, the i transition with sally, the transition with sally, the transitioni'm required to do, and i'm sure some things— required to do, and i'm sure some things will— required to do, and i'm sure some things will change, but isn't the most _ things will change, but isn't the most wonderful reaction to what we are seeing _ most wonderful reaction to what we are seeing at the moment is so little _ are seeing at the moment is so little actually changes? the continuity in our lives, seeing the in their— continuity in our lives, seeing the in theirtabard is continuity in our lives, seeing the in their tabard is the day, somebody once said _ in their tabard is the day, somebody once said it— in their tabard is the day, somebody once said it was like a theme park. no, once said it was like a theme park. no. it— once said it was like a theme park. no. it is— once said it was like a theme park. no. it is not. — once said it was like a theme park. no, it is not, it is the embodiment of our— no, it is not, it is the embodiment of our dna— no, it is not, it is the embod

but in fact, it has changed -- >> sally, just hold on one moment. let's listen in here. >> this is the prince and the -- the king and the queen consort have left the limo to greet some of the crowds, an enormous crowd outside buckingham palace here. this is quite a moment. we were discussing earlier the king making his first comments to the nation, greeting the nation as the new monarch. here he is doing it face to face, hand to hand. >> let's take a moment to listen. >> so sorry about your mum. >> long live the king! >> god save the king! >> enjoy the moment. >> we wish you success. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> thank you, charles. >> you're going to be a fantastic king. >> long live the king! >> god save the king! >> thank you . >> god save the king! god save the king! >> sorry for your loss, sir. >> we really appreciate it. we appreciate it. thank you so much. >> phones down, please, ladies and gentlemen. >> phone down, sir. ♪ god save thy gracious king ♪ >> thank you, charles! >> we love you, king charles! we love you a lot! >

sally huffy is among them armed with a hand gun. she was accompanied by activists who threatened bank employee use before she was given 30000 dollars from her account here in this country. this is the only way to get her money back. we didn't steal these money. we worked hard to earn it. sally says she needs the money to pay for her sisters cancer treatment. in a similar incident last month and armed men named for samuel shay cousin, held hostages at a bank for nearly 10 hours before receiving part of his trapped savings. he too said he needed money to pay for his father's hospital bills and many others like sally and bas sam who are facing strict limits on withdrawals of foreign currency gathered outside the bank after the incident. yes, we are ruled by thieves who are forcing us to use violence. protesters chanted. people are losing patience. the economic collapse is in its 3rd year. the currency has crashed. unemployment is high, and government services are nearly non existent. people believe politicians and bankers are protectin

sally says she needs the money to pay for her sisters cancer treatment. in a similar incident last month and armed men named by sam oshea cousin, held hostages at a bank for nearly 10 hours before receiving part of his trapped savings. he too said he needed money to pay for his father's hospital bills and many others like sally and bas sam who are facing strict limits on withdrawals of foreign currency gathered outside the bank. after the incident, we are ruled by thieves who are forcing us to use violence. protesters chanted. people are losing patience. the economic collapse is in its 3rd year. the currency has crashed. unemployment is high, and government services are nearly non existent. people believe politicians on bank or is, are protecting themselves while they are suffering as a result of the financial crisis. bank deposits, we're used to fund the safe and covered deficit. now the states, it's nearly bankrupt. total losses amount to more than $70000000000.00. there is a lack of political will to agree on an economic recovery plan that would distri

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of course, he doesn't mention sally hemings in his letters or if he does, he burns them or his family burns them. later. so we have now that we know this history, we must address it. we must our way out it and course we must ask new questions along the way so i would add, well, when i was growing up and i was taking history classes. i was a person, i was very drawn to history naturally. but i've heard from so many people over the years when i say oh, i'm a public historian and they're like, oh, well, good for you. i could never do that. history is so boring. that's what they all say. it was so boring. and i say, that's crazy. it's interesting. there's so many stories about humanity and you know, people, stories about people. and that's the most interesting to me. but i really think and i can identify this that there is just we're not getting the right stories told and enough of them. so people aren't seeing themselves reflected in those stories. and i think it's the job of museum organizations to look like american people, to reflect that, to be a diverse museum organization so that y

sally this comes a day after king charles mentioned harry and meghan in his first speech as monarch,ng them love as they build their new lives overseas. but do you think this appearance could be a sign they might be welcomed back as working royals? what do you think? >> i think if they do the right thing, they could well be welcomed back. there's a lot of worry about what may be coming from the sussexes. harry's memoir, which may or may not contain things that are insulting and hurting to the -- to the british royal family. so that's a big question mark. and meghan's statements to date have not been helpful. but i think it was a -- it was a large-minded gesture of william to invite them. and i think what prince -- what -- excuse me, what king charles said last night, sort of opened the door a crack. and it'll be fascinating because harry and meghan are, presumably, going to be staying at their home in the windsor home part, which is the private park around the windsor castle. and that's where william and kate have their new home. they're going to be very near each other. they're goin

it's sally dumb, softer matheney. i can pretty look for. but since i turned them in, i had them really what i could get you mala session monkey. good me. i am shannon the bella malackle, initially silica. can you tell me, sally, could charlie stackable conditional trust me we showed him a lawyer or should take you pretty much we're hang. yes. now you're still organized . a lot of water is sure he was sure. when you read in chicago, mom a mom, a thumb issue, and no nitrogen could cello bob, a couple of them was national, national us up with such a dang, near young to thousands casanya opportunity. nasha rider looked at them for president casala slaten, which get i tend to remember like it you can quote, i'm new to the way like it will like it should be a t. so must feel scared. i she and i put in see his grades are tomorrow. i was good 30, not on my way alike, yet, the cargo can you go? got dora. no, you let's. she suddenly busied say a lot to use. come across a lot of the machine. you study a lot, we don't set the all you know the can you g

i'm sally bundock. russia threatens to veto any un security council resolution condemning its self—styled referendums in occupied regions of ukraine. surges, floods and winds as hurricane ian approaches. the international monetary fund warns that the uk government's planned tax cuts could increase inequality across the country. and we report on the former pandemic heroes now struggling to make a living on brazil's streets. russia says it will veto any un security council resolution condemning its self—styled referendums in occupied regions of ukraine. the us intends to bring a draft resolution to a vote in the coming days. earlier, the us secretary of state antony blinken said the west would never acknowledge what he called "bogus referendums." moscow claims almost total support in the vote onjoining russia. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, considers what these votes will mean — and how that will affect (tx next) the russia—ukraine conflict. first, i want to stress the key point here that these so—ca

he's been speaking to sally nugent.ill never leave you." you wrote those words down and released the news that you're retiring. are you ready to talk about that now? yes, i feel good. it's been an emotional few weeks to go through those words, make sure i've tried to get them right, that they reflect of how i'm feeling, and thanking all the people i wanted to thank along the way as it's been a very, very long journey, a good one, and i wish it would go on forever. now it's going to change and it's going to go on in a different manner. but i just wanted to let the fans and the people know who have supported me so long, for so long, for so many years and everywhere around the world that i will still be seen. i love this game and i will want to stay involved in some shape or form. and i won't be just a ghost or a stranger and not be around anymore. it was definitely very special in many ways because when i came up, we didn't expect it either. you know, we were more on a bit of a downslope of, "oh, sampras retired, agassi r

sally, good to see you again this hour. you heard that statement coming from a couple of the grandkids, that max was reading. that was so touching and heartfelt. we're seeing this affinity and affection for the queen unlike we've ever seen before. of course, you know, i want ooh upon her passing. but what is most striking to you about those words? >> well how very close she was to all of her grandchildren. one specific moment comes to mind, which was after the death of diana. she and the duke of edinburgh really took in william and harry and spent a lot of time with them, and she -- you know, as max mentioned, she lived in close proximity to beatrice and eugenie and also to the children of prince edward and the countess of wessex. they lived nearby. they offered to have sunday lunch together. i have an image in my mind of prince edward's 50th birthday, when the queen came over for a sunday lunch and prince philip was in his 90s at the time, bouncing on the trampoline with his children. so, they've all been -- and, you know,

i'm so sorry, sally and simon, that we're meeting under these circumstances. >> thank you. >> sally,lled them for help. what do you think happened that night? >> well, i -- we haven't watched the video that the ctv body cam footage. we're just not able to. but, you know, he got stuck. i have heard the 911 call. he just sounded so scared. and he called for help. he called because he wants them to help get his car unstuck from the rocks. and they arrived and just from the get-go were aggressive. and he was just so scared. he was just petrified. and he just wanted help. i mean, it just makes us belief that he ended up dead after calling them for help. they didn't help him. they attacked him. >> and simon, just our viewers have now seen the video that your team has released but you have not seen it and you don't want to see it and we made sure that you didn't have to see it just now. we made sure that you didn't have to see or hear it. talk about that decision for you and your wife. >> well, you have to understand, we didn't -- we had a different view of events initially. we were going o

ok, sally mitchell, thank ou for yourself. ok, sally mitchell, thank you fervour— yourself.queue. - yourself. ok, sally mitchell, thank you for your time. enqueue. our . you for your time. enqueue. our business correspondent - you for your time. enqueue. our business correspondent is - you for your time. enqueue. our business correspondent is with l you for your time. enqueue. our l business correspondent is with me now. there will be lots of people very worried. if you add increased mortgage costs to everything else, increased energy bills, increased food prices, that is another massive hike. . ., food prices, that is another massive hike. , ., ., ., ., hike. yes, we are going through a cost of living _ hike. yes, we are going through a cost of living crisis _ hike. yes, we are going through a cost of living crisis no _ hike. yes, we are going through a cost of living crisis no doubt. - cost of living crisis no doubt. let�*s not forget that in october, many people will see their energy costs going up, electricity and gas bills. although the government has intervened to cap