salute lee many. hoped this election would be some sort of watershed moment a turning point for by the russian politics though a victory was always predicted for an incumbent president this has been confirmed of course by exit polls which do show a large victory for. the main opposition leaders with. coming a very distant 2nd but as those results came in people came out just a couple of hours ago there were hundreds here outside the russian embassy in moscow showing their indignation against election which they consider neither free nor fair. but what is currently taking place in the battle russian capital minsk and other cities reports of drawing crowds clashing with security forces building barricades the police responding with tear gas will to kind of flash bangs reports coming thick and fast of injury injuries among protesters as well as those crowds are growing throughout the night. well these events are taking place not only in minsk but across belarus and further afield as well we've seen crowd

i'm sorry leverage you're going to hell in a matter rationally enough that they're going to grab salute lee it is blackmail you're absolutely right but that doesn't mean that it isn't correct you have to understand for me it's a sign that capitalism not only just organizes the world into a minority of rich and a mass of. sure and all the other criticisms but that it creates this kind of competition among a handful of monster banks that then handcuffs every society every government into having to be the handmaid or else presided over the decline of their own economy in yet another way. and i have one good reason jim and i don't ever going to start about how did they decide to choose women brothers vs bears aren't they both are in because of trouble but it does i got the flush why is that . the connections between lehman and the policymakers were different than the connections between the other banks and their holy policy a measure of would do the right thing and thought of always the manipulative thing and continued to play when we wouldn't have these problems that we see now because you've

to define his political career and many people even those on the right would suggest that he i salute lee delivered but you knew just go on to the convention and see i'm the guy who's not donald trump vote for me because you don't like him he had to present the vision he had to give an idea of what he would do and i suspect he did that not least because he talked about what he would do from day one in office that he would start his national program to try and be a covert crisis he would introduce i the infrastructure program building bridges establishing broadband internet to rural communities building new airports all of these things he suggested would get people back to work and then confronting climate change not just because it is an ardent issue but because people leave that can create jobs where america can be a world leader where they can create new technologies and sell that technology to the world and then in social justice he talked about how this could be the generation that actually confronts an issue that is been deviled america and it's more than 200 year history so he laid

lee. we salute you.ding proposal only to have it spoiled by the one moment when you burn down the house. albert spent two weeks planning a proposal to his girlfriend in the uk. he went all out, filling her living room with balloons, flowers, wine and candles. lots of candles. more than 100 tea lights spelled out "mary me" on the floor. with everything in place, including the burning candles, albert went to pick her up from work. the romantic display, while he was gone, completely burned down the couple's apartment. firefighters managed to contain the fire. albert was not a knee and she said yes even after all of that. she said afterwards, you can replace things in the house, but not our love for each other. that's good news, because literally everything in the literally everything in the house has to be replaced. ♪ every ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ a-hey, a-hey-hey ♪ (music playing) ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ and your health is key to that. centrum supports your body wi

according to longstreet, lee stirred near the embers of burned rails. he received me with graceful salutation and spoke about the laws of his sustenance. then i said your situation speaks for itself. longstreet being the commander of the rear guard is about two miles away from appomattox courthouse and he's going to confront the second corps from the army of the potomac. longstreet's headquarters had been established in or near pleasant retreat. pleasant retreat stood until about 2011. a thunderstorm blew back the wa wall out. but the owners decided not to save it. if you go looking for the retreat, this is what you'll find. the house was demolished. if this had been lee's headquarters, there would have been a national drive to save it. because it was longstreet's, nobody really cared. that's what you'll find today. longstreet is going to report though that our advanced troops was in action and others were preparing for action against our rear guard. the situation was embarrassing. it was plain enough that i should attack the second quarter before others could prepare for action. the enemy in

breonna taylor's mother continues her fight for justice, oscar winner spike lee and the cast of his netflix film, plus we salute america's dads from a popular youtuber to a veteran processing his ptsd with the help of wounded warrior project, to a father's final words to his family. an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [dynamic music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. so this weekend is father's day and so much that i think i've learned as a mom and steven, my husband, has learned as a dad really comes from the advice of parents that we run into, that we hear from on social media, and one of the couples, i have to say, that's been a great inspiration to both my husband and myself, spike lee and his amazing wife, tanya. i've run into them a couple of times. we saw them at the oscars, i saw them at a social gathering, and i always love hearing about their parental journey because here you have this famous father and mother but then it all comes down to your children and the advice you give them. in fact, harry belafonte, one of the books-- look at me name-dropping here. harry belafonte gave me the book t

according to longstreet, he and lee stood near the embers of some burned rails. received me with graceful salutation and spoke. i asked of the bloody sacrifice of his army, could in any way help the cause in other quarters. he thought not. there i said your situation speaks for itself. longstreet being commander of the rear guard is about two miles away from appomattox courthouse at a church. and he's confronting humphrey's 2nd corps and wright's 6th corps from the army of the potomac. longstreet's headquarters had been established in or near pleasant retreat. and pleasant retreat stood until about 2011. it was involved in a heavy thunderstorm, wind storm that blue t blew the back wall of the house. but the rest of the house was still basically intact. but the owners decided not to save it. if you go looking for pleasant retreat today, this is what you'll find. the house was demolished. i remember somebody reading this, if this had been lee's headquarters, there would have been a national drive to save it, but because it was longstreet's, nobody really cared. so that's what you'll find today. longst

as lee is writing back from the surrender towards his lines, from force of habit, salutations greeted him when it quieted, as suddenly as it arose. the road was packed by troops as he approached, men with hats off, heads bowed down. as he passed, they raised their heads and looked upon him. those who could find voice said goodbye. those who could not speak and were near passed their heads over the sides of traveler. he rode with his hat off and had sufficient control to fixes eyes on a line between the ears of travelers and looked neither to right nor left until he reached a large white oak tree, where he dismounted to make his last headquarters, and finally talked a little. longstreet it's going to report it soon after the return ride, his chief of ordinance reported a large amount of united states currency in his possession. -- proper disposition of the funds, generally sent the officer to ask my opinion, as it was not known or included in the capitulation and was due and ten times more, to the faithful troops. i suggested distribution of it. the officer afterwards brought 300 dolla