samantha: yes. tyler: i wanted to ask if, elaine, was there anything you learned about your fathers service because of your knowledge, your involvement with this project that encouraged you to go digging in his past? did you discover anything you did not know? elaine: well, i think that with my siblings and myself, we have found there's a lot of commonality with all of the others, especially from mississippi, the folks who served there. and that we share an awful lot in common. and that, you know, that underlying current that runs with all of them is the pride that they have and the responsibility they felt in being able to serve in the military. and so, and in many cases, you >> know, hit has transferred over to the children -- it has transferred over to the children, the heirs. it has definitely lit a fire under me and terms of you know finding the rest of the family tree, and maybe compiling different documents that we have or just personal things that we have and sharing them with the family. an

it was an english exercise said samantha.ng goodbye to her friend katie who had died in a vehicle accident. saying good bye to her dad, her biological father, who was never really part of her life. saying goodbye to cameron as he went away to college. it was almost like she knew something -- >> something was broken in the family and could never be fixed. but then there was this news, huge news that the dna match to one-time bus driver who moved down to davis, california. the troopers called karen as soon as the results came in. >> you get excited. you think, wow -- >> this is the guy? >> yeah. >> then the bomb hit. the >> bomb? >> the bomb. they had some new dna system out. they retested it and it turned out it was in. him >> ouch. >> no one could believe. it >> back at square one? >> back at square one. and dealing with karen. again >> karen ramped up her campaign to keep the case in the public. i >> bonnie's karen campbell continues her own chrissy to find her daughters killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation

samantha says she was sexually assaulted during freshers�* week by a student at the university of the my life at university. i don't really know what to do. i just don't think the university's policies were very clear. it felt like they just weren't listening. so it was like screaming at a brick wall, basicallyjust asking for help and no—one wanted to give it. samantha is now one of the women from almost 30 universities and campaign groups across the uk that have signed a letter. the women, many of whom say they've had similar experiences, are calling on governments to create a mandatory safeguarding policy for universities when dealing with sexual—assault allegations. the idea for the letter came about after a series of anonymous accounts about different universities appeared on instagram. sidney wrote the letter. she says she was sexually assaulted during herfinal year at the royal welsh college of music and drama. the investigation made me feel worthless, genuinely made me question, like, why i was alive. why try? why bother? if this is the life to expect, if this is the treatment

samantha, thank you very much for joining us tonight. cambridge. how did you feel when you got the acceptance note? >> thank you so much lawrence for having me. you know, the overwhelming emotion was gratitude, really, for both my family and friends supporting me along the way as well as all of the sacrifices that generations before he made in order for me to get to where i come and where i am going in addition to activists and tribal leaders across indian country who have made the same sacrifices and the organizations that have supported me along the way, including the american indian college fund. that is providing me the harvard law school scholarship covering the cost of attendance for all three years and in addition to providing me the full circle scholarship when i was an undergrad at dartmouth college as well. there is good working done and i am incredibly grateful for all of the opportunities that have been afforded to me. >> it is so important for legal education to be included for people growing up in the tribes because we have

joining us now is samantha of the equinor wampanoag tribe who will be a member of the harvard law schoolr legal education in cambridge. how did you feel when you've got that acceptance now? >> thank you so much, lawrence for having me. they overwhelming a motion was gratitude, really, for both my family and friends supporting the along the way as well as all the sacrifices that generations before me made in order for me to get to where i've come and where i've gotten going. in addition to activists and tribal leaders across indian country, who have made those same sacrifices and the organizations that have supported me along the way including of course the american indian college fund that's providing me the harvard law school scholarship covering the cost of attendance for all three years. and addition to them actually providing meet the full circle scholarship while i was an undergrad at dartmouth college as well, so there is good work being done and i am just so incredibly grateful for all the opportunities that have been afforded to me. >> it's so important for legal education to be

samantha, new york, thank you for waiting, good morning. samantha, are you with us? we will try earnest, joining us from massachusetts. the democratic line, good morning. caller: i guess the name wasn't incorrect. but anyways. yes, what i would like to see is no politicians on the commission. ok? and another thing is that we have a lot of little people going to prison. some politicians should go to prison. i mean, they are the ones that were stoking up this insurrection. ok? we have to have that. this was only a start. to get away with it now, something more serious is going to happen. also, one of the prominent leaders, i'm not going to say who, ok, a republican, said that some of the damage should be, remain inside the capital with some kinds of bronze plaque or something saying this was an event that happened with the date and this and that. we have to remember this. this is a part of history and something that is very serious and it isn't a political thing. this is an american united states thing and it has to be remembered. host: thank you for the call from mass

. >> i want to begin by talking to samantha. samantha, how did your work on the stories of chinese-american veterans begin? samantha: this actually started, it stems from a documentary i

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project, i document how rum kind of emerges from the margins of society and barbados as the individual samantha likely kind of with the production in hand or in the cultivation of sugar in hand. so native people, enslaved africans start kind of experimenting with different types of alcohol production. i think early on, it's not really kind of become a commodity yet. so there's a lot of room for individuals not part of the dominate culture to have experience with making. it becomes a commodity. it becomes incredibly lucrative and so, plantation analysts enslavers start to corral the process, eventually required slave individuals to carry out much of the stone work associated. so, overtime, especially over the late 17th century, the work becomes concentrated in the hands of enslaved individuals but the profits actually kind of their credit is given to inventors is given to enslavers rather than the actual bodies and minds that were producing. >> where does it get exported to and why? >> right, again, anywhere that a british ship is going. rahm is going with it. that suggests that a lot of rum is

it was a bad day for the brits in french open qualifying at roland garros as samantha murray, jay clarkectories yesterday. but murray was beaten in straight sets by richel hogenkamp of the netherlands, burrage fared little better against irina maria bara, and jay clarke fell foul of slovakia's filip horansky. great britian were narrowly beaten in their third game of the ice hockey world championship in latvia. after losing their opening two matches, they forced overtime against denmark — but eventually lost 3—2. the brits got off to a great start as well, ben o'connor giving them the lead inside the first 3 minutes. afterfalling behind, gb drew level to then force overtime, but it was denmark who went on to get the winner. britain face belarus in their 4th group game tomorrow. they're 7th in their group of 8 — the top 4 from each group go through to the quarter—finals. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of an african—american man at the hands of a white police officer sparked protests notjust in the us, but around the world. athletes such as lewis hamilton, naomi osa

but researcher samantha cope and her team want to know about the smaller vessels. ferries, fishing and other recreational boats. and so, they built a machine dubbed the protected sees marine monitor, and autonomous radar camera and software package powered by machine learning that tracks and identifies passing ships. back in 2017, they spent 11 days tracking and recording about 1000 vessels and all, on this section of the san francisco bay near tiburon. what's more, they use underwater microphones to record this round of passing vessels. the findings published in the journal of the acoustic society of america that there is growing evidence that smaller vessels contribute significant noise to urbanized coastal areas. >> travel over larger area, so that sound, even though they are little bit quieter than a large vessels, it is spread out all over. the significance of that, they might be more of an impact on these animals. >> reporter: in recent months the bay area has seen an uptick in a number of dead whales washing ashore. they say it is unclear if the sound from s

samantha: ♪ i know you want us to grow making time making love on the shore and...never lingers i realized you were my demise all this time ooh ooh... ♪ yaffa: bause it is kind of like visual sampling in a way. it's kind of like what happened, yoknow, with hip-hop and all that, you know, back in the eighties. you know, people took bernard purdie's drum hits and, you know... kutiman: definitely. yaffa: all this kind of stuff, man. do you play some of the songs live? [different song starts] kutiman: no. usually i don't do it on the stage. and it creates something weird, because a lot of people, like, they know me from these projects, and they see something. and then they buy a ticket: "why, i love kutiman." and they come to the show, and they get, like, this crazy psychedelic freedom music. sometimes they say, "what is this? i want to hear the songs." [acoustic guitar music] yaffa: in the early nineties, an angry new generation vented their frustration through a music born in american ghettos, resonating with young people who were struggling under oppression and now h

coming up the us could you say that the bring in a rise in the middle east within ambitious agenda, samantha 5 between the israelis and rebuilding and a get off to george floyd murder minneapolis. remember his face at the hands of a police officer, cricket a reckoning over rest relations in the us, but active is not enough. is being done to keep history repeating itself use ah hello. i'm presumably it's good to have your company. european leaders have agreed to sanction the ruth and response to its force diversion of a ryan if life and the risk of a dissident journalist now reacting to what they called a hijacking member states society to take the following measures. been received. airlines will be banned from using e u. s. space and airports. economic sanctions and travel restrictions will be imposed on a number of individuals linked to the planes, diversion, and a 3000000000. your e u investment package for billers will remain on hold. the european council is demanding the immediate release of the detainer unless roman press say that his support, his fear for his safety. the 27 leaders of

shuttle this wine truly is out of this world station you samantha you recently returned to earth from the international space station where it spent 14 months maturing in orbit he'll be able to tell them apart to you but a journey through the stars comes with an astronomical price tag so a petrus 2000 normally will cost around $7000.00 euros. and the estimate for this piece is in the region of $1000000.00 u.s. dollars. tasting was conducted to determine any extraterrestrial tannins. they were beautiful the lettering on earth was a little younger in the one maybe really made. porch for me the difference between the space and earth wind this was here and it wasn't easy to define i'm not sure i got it right but you can sure if i'm being honest it was difficult to differentiate them from the winning bidder will also receive a bottle of the same wine that remained on earth in order to compare the galactic version with the terrestrial that is should they decide to open their one of a kind space age whining. that was the day as ever the conversation continues online. w. and. read. a race aga

i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.ame against liverpool to be called off. the club has just been bled dry by the glazers. it's a cash cow. but for us, it is the manchester united football club, and we love it. ..to not communicate with the fans for 16 years and this leads to this kind of anger we've seen on this level. both the us and uk deny iranian tv reports that they've agreed prisoner release deals with tehran. as india records more than 300,000 new coronavirus cases for a 12th successive day, australia's temporary ban on travel from india begins. ahead of a g7 meeting in london, us secretary of state antony blinken accuses china of acting more

and conscience continue between the pope and the party samantha i wired. a lot of gas and then i'm an ambulance has to go but i saw her move just a little. how close i was showing. my my i'm going for a go high. wasn't the. part of the house i was going to happen. and i have other cities across. america. that was told by the government. i would have to use taxes on the middle class and this in many ways has a column of people that have been suffering a lot and come out of. work to go out and who are 40 percent of the people in the city for example. and. so much anger and that's kind of. as i'm sure you say the clashes you say the clashes are still going on i know that you are wearing a mask obviously you've been you've been wearing that mask that because the air is thick with tear gas and peace and security forces that they've been responding with tear gas and to try and get control of the situation now this is the culmination of several days of protests. people have been killed there's an ambulance there was an ambulance just passing through that what do

i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. intrigue in israel — opposition politicians look close to a deal that could end the premiership of benjamin netanyahu. india reports the lowest number of covid cases in weeks — but are conmen exploiting those fighting the disease? a bbc investigation finds new evidence that security forces in uganda opened fire indiscriminately on their own citizens. and — only weeks before kick—off — it's confirmed the copa america football tournament won't be held in argentina. could this be the beginning of the end for benjamin netanyahu's time as israel's longest—serving prime minister? the country has once again found itself staring down at another deadline to form a government. a key israeli opposition party has now backed a unity government — and that move would unseat mr neta nyahu. courtney bembridge reports. for local elections in tear years have returned no clear winner, and through it all benjamin netanyahu has clung to power. do you want another election? he asks. no, says the crowd. but

samantha says she was sexually assaulted during freshers' week by a student at the university of theersities when dealing with sexual—assault allegations. the investigation made me feel worthless, genuinely made me question, like, why i was alive. why try? why bother? according to a recent study, a minimum of 50,000 sexual assaults happen at universities every year. through foi requests from 102 universities in england and wales, the same study concluded that only nine had satisfactory safeguarding policies and procedures for dealing with sexual assaults, in the response to sidney�*s allegations, the royal welsh college of music and drama say that they investigate reports of sexual assaults thoroughly and take action where it is needed and that they encourage anyone with concerns to speak to them. meanwhile, the university of the west of england say that they tackle unacceptable behaviour robustly and have said that they'd be happy to talk to samantha about her experience and any recommendations she may have. this is happening on such, like, a massive scale, and no—one's doing anythi

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i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. covid cases in weeks — but are conmen exploiting those fighting the disease? a bbc investigation finds new evidence that security forces in uganda opened fire indiscriminately on their own citizens. and — only weeks before kick—off — it's confirmed the copa america football tournament won't be held in argentina.

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donna, samantha, all is this taxable media organizations, anjenet. alarm bells. pillars include on the on she had to attend the hearing in march. yeah. we didn't go well, a sophie the new field, sophie in developed monitors, media, freedom of the european parliament, put together a live zoom hearing that he agreed to attend. however, during the hearing, he demanded to play a 16 minute long propaganda video about how he sees the media and so vimeo. i would now like to ask this video to be played in putting football to millionaires over there when they write to denied his request, cried censorship. it seems that you don't want to play this video because of it's content in the stone. all you simply disconnected and left the meeting. i've been told that the prime minister has disconnected so i take it that the session was not liking. could marina sammy late that but generally know if the chair woman of the european parliamentary committee doesn't agree, i don't think that's reason enough to area toys. of those that i look at the me put a viable verbal and physical attacks on journalists to

you can submit your questions to samantha goldstein or on twitter with the # demographic illusion created a recording of the event will be available later today on youtube and our webpage. let's begin. >> super let me bring my powerpoint and also while i'm doing that i want to thank aei and carlin for arranging this talk. the book that i will talk about briefly is more complex than i can really express in the 25 minutes available to me. you will hear that there are multiple interweaving themes that flashed by briefly my presentation. but i just want to say that overall, a way of thinking about my talk is that time analyzing the impact of rising diversity onrs american society and findig it different from our common widespread conception today. i'm sorry. there we go. i do know why but i always have a little trouble getting started in getting it to move in the beginning. so as karlyn mentioned, are widespread conception the changes of today and the impact of the future, is the idea of the majority minority america went minorities will make up the majority of the population and white will b

i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. protesting manchester united fans, angry with the club's american owners, invade the pitch, forcing the game against liverpool to be called off. the club has just been bled dry by the glazers. it's a cash cow. but for us, it is the manchester united football club, and we love it. ..to not communicate with the fans for 16 years and this leads to this kind of anger we've seen on this level. both the us and uk deny iranian tv reports that they've agreed prisoner release deals with tehran. as india records more than 300,000 new coronavirus cases for a 12th successive day, australia's temporary ban on travel from india begins. ahead of a g7 meeting in london, us secretary of state antony blinken accuses china of acting more aggressively abroad and more repressively at home. and why singer billie eilish has received millions of likes for images posted on social media, with fans loving her new look. hello and welcome to the programme. there's been condemnation of the clashes between around 2

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kennedy: at least in the city franchise reportedly replacing samantha with three new women. that's a software update estate topical storm. topic number one, a production company the czech republic hold a drone light show in prague to list the country spirits forgets are still little depressed over their breakup with slovakia. one hundred drones equipped with led lights took off from the soccer field and flute to the city's river at the longest river the country and the inspiration for a famous check symphony. makes me want to rent a jet ski. but effects ever indifferently. the light show include paycheck formations like the check flag, coat of arms, also the check cord for stronger, which describes both the country spearheaded citizens body odor. officials say the light show was a much needed distraction from covid-19. and that medical teams are able to sneak up and inject people with vaccines will they were looking at the sky. topic number two, red lobster has released a video teaching high school kids how to turn their cheddar bay biscuits into prom corsages and boutonnier

look, there are documents filed today in open court, federal court, in orlando, including a 60 samantha-page statement of facts. it sort of underscores a remarkable investigation of this guy greenberg and all crimes from commercial sex trafficking to identity fraud to stocking to plain old financial fraud. you mentioned this, brian, nobody else is mentioned in the greenberg documents. that's the policy the department of justice. let me explain why it's the policy. it would be -- to name somebody else in greenberg's documents unless we were charging that other person with a crime. so mr. gaetz or the other adult men that are mentioned in the greenberg document should feel relieved, drawn new sustenance from that. their day may be coming. we will see but green has to offer, he has to plead guilty which is scheduled for monday. after that prosecutors and investigators will continue to do with him what they've already been doing -- h him whthe briefing him, tryino cooperate a story and see if they could bring public charges against anybody else. >> thank you for that, check. >> jeanine, take us

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. >> reporter: the not for profit program was started by samantha seven years ago.etty white and helen mirren. >> most people who try welding for the first time kind of have the same feeling of power. to be able to take two pieces of metal and join them is just a really powerful feeling. it's hard to describe. >> reporter: something curious, even though america has lost more than 7 million manufacturing jobs since the late 1960s, the need for welders has grown. with salaries sometimes topping $100,000 but they caution, being a woman in a male-dominated world is not always easy. >> and you are deemed fresh meat when you get there there's not a lot of us. you will get the cat calling for me, i find that shutting it down right away really makes a difference. >> reporter: what do you do? >> politely, i'm going to stop you right there. i'll give you this day because i know this is new for you, but this is my job i'm here for a reason. i don't want to hear it again. >> before i leave the door in the morning to go to work, i'm usually trying to be extremely cautious of the

it was a bad day for the brits in french open qualifying at roland garros as samantha murray, jay clarke game tomorrow. they're 7th in their group of 8 — the top 4 from each group go through to the quarter—finals. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of an african—american man at the hands of a white police officer sparked protests notjust in the us, but around the world. athletes such as lewis hamilton, naomi osaka and england footballers marcus rashford and raheem sterling have spoke out against systemic racism. former england defender ashley cole believes their stance can help the next generation. these young aspiring young black players now, you know, they have been given a great platform, you know? it's all down to players like sterling and mark is having ——it�*s all down to players like sterling and marcus having the confidence to come out and dress them situations, because maybe, you know, in my younger age, i probably didn't come out and address it, but now, yeah, so, you are thankful that there are people like sterling and marcus who has paved the way for the

. >> and after those remarks, congresswoman cheney sat down with samantha with more. >> are you leader of opposition exile right now in the opposition party? >> i intend to be the leader, one of the leaders in a fight to help to restore our party and a fight to bring our party back to substance and principles and in a fight to make clear that we won't participate in a really dangerous effort that's underway. >> a lot of people frame this as a battle for the soul of the republican party. >> i think this is the opening of that battle and it's a battle we have to win because it's not just about the republican party, it's about the country. >> the trump political team is actively looking to coalesce around a primary challenger to you. what is your message to them? >> bring it on. >> you can see more of savannah's interview with congresswoman liz cheney tomorrow morning on "today". >>> so where do things stand. kasie hunt and also with us former republican member of congress carlos, msnbc political analyst and michael steele former advisor to jeb bush and boehner. i want to play kevin mccar

sirius had given when the as his alibi and she inadvertently made him samantha needed to take a closera window of opportunity where he could've done the crime? >> yes. >> the quad's phone expert -- >> he had open every news article that had to do with the homicide. >> interesting, because earlier today he said that he didn't know that brandi was murdered. question, was serious the gunman in brandi's driveway? he seemed to be no more than a casual friend of josh is from the gym. but, when the i.t. guy's cracked josh daniels phone use history it told a different story. what had he deleted? >> a lot of text messages. >> to whom? >> to sirius underwood, he was the one that he was in contact with the most. >> what were you thinking? >> when we first talked to josh he had never mentioned sirius underwood, why would they be lying to us about that? >> why indeed? the story told by the phones, the concealed relationship fed a growing theory of the crime. that they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was the case, then technology was going to be as valuable t

ah, we begin this news out with the mark his latest diplomatic efforts to samantha seize 5 between israel of hamas in garza, us secretary of state anthony blinkin is in jordan to bolster regional support for the front job truth. it ended 11 days of conflict with earlier. he met in egypt with the president of the c. c, as well as others. lincoln said the 2 countries working together to let israelis and palestinians live in safety and secure 30. meanwhile, in garza, the leader of the masses criticized america's reconstruction plans sang dames at increasing the divide between palestinian factions. lincoln pledged millions of dollars of a to gaza, but insisted hamas should not benefit from it. and then occupied east jerusalem. 6 small palestinian families in ceylon or on the threat of losing their homes and israeli court was expected to review and appeal against their full expulsions. but the hearing has been postponed following more protests. remember a similar case in check. john off nearby sparked the recent escalation between palestinians and israel protests and now happening there too. w

samantha boyd looks at how one camp now following the guidelines to see what it could look like.r kids camp this summer. >> cdc guidance recommends a variety of things for summer camps like 60 social distancing between campers masks for indoor activities and proper cleaning. but for one local camp. they're just thankful be having camp at all this summer. for the first time in 2 years camps along is set to be back this summer. they were absolutely devastated after being canceled due to covid-19 were christian can and we share the gospel jesus with kids and. >> and we knew both the hope that comes with that. a lot of kids would receive that. >> brandi gun is the mom of a camper who says with guidelines in place. she and her kids are both thrilled to finally be able to return the guidelines that can sell and have in place at think they are and they're great they coincide >> with what the state and cdc. >> have requested right now we're expecting campers to wear masks when they're in line. as they're taking their seats in the dining hall. >> you know, worship services and our bunk ho

. >> jimmy: "angela, samantha, jonathan." [ laughter ] this one's from @marksaun.s - got that on the dvr. this one's from @teawithtammy1 she says, "how i met your real mother." oh, hey. >> steve: oh ouch >> jimmy: here's another one from @kissmetkarma she says, "all my children's fault. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: this last one here's from @shejstaz she says, "curb your dogecoin enthusiasm." there you have it. [ cheers and applause those are "tonight show hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we'll be right back with keegan-michael key, here in studio [ cheers and applause ♪ [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. john tyson's motto was, saving is easy when you're in good hands. " when better chickens are ha every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. never run dry of... killer attitude. or hydration. neutrogena® h

special thanks to samantha, our communications lead within global health, the team, and the production graphic and multimedia team within the eye lab for their advice and support throughout the past year. for july 2020 followed the first meeting of the high-level panel on vaccine confidence and misinformation. it brought together 25 experts from diverse fields, including public health at the global, federal, state and local level. social sciences, computer science and cybersecurity, national and global security and public opinion polling and communication. i have to confess that at that first meeting in july, when we said we would be working over the next eight to nine months in putting out a resort -- report next spring, the panelists push back and said the issues were so urgent that we needed to put out a statement as soon as possible and certainly before the november election. to that end, over the next few months we issued a co-chair statement announcing the panel, released a short white paper and published a call to action in october of 2020. throughout our meeting plats, our pane

this first one was sent in by samantha english in canton, ohio she was using a restaurant bathroom andeah, i washed my hands, look. >> steve: "and i flushed the toilet." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by jeff dutton in los angeles, california. he was looking for something to eat, and he saw this "soup of the day: beef barely soup." well, there you go [ laughter ] >> tariq: that's barely soup >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: it's more of a a sandwich >> tariq: yeah a runny sandwich >> jimmy: "it's pre-dipped french dip." [ laughter ] >> tariq: with no beef >> jimmy: with no beef or bread. now, this next one is from angie cyphers in flat rock, michigan she saw an arby's sign i love arby's. let's see what it said here. it said, "now hiring anybody." [ laughter ] [ applause ] wow. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: anybody. >> steve: come on in >> jimmy: "the body's still warm." "do you want to be the fry machine or do you want to work this?" "sure, i'll do fries." >> jimmy: this next one's from marsha lee sparhawk in rigby, idaho. she spotted this while driving "speed limit: 5.37 mile