samuel meets her anyway. it's not long before samuel starts asking for something in return.d it dehumanising, and it clearly didn't matter to him because he's the team leader and you need him, so you just toe the line. katie refuses. samuel gives katie a final ultimatum. samuel yebei was also supervising this woman at the same time as katie. she says he made a similar proposition to her. she says accepting samuel's demands has had life—changing consequences. she says she's certain it was samuel who passed the disease on to her, and that her life has been ruined, when all she wanted was to provide for her children. five weeks later, after nearly 300 hours spent weeding, katie is still waiting for samuel to move her. do you think it's because you did not accept his demands? that's the conclusion i made. he, in the beginning, was very willing to help me out, but he went silent the moment he knew that our relationship was not going to go any further. workers from jamji say that samuel can get away with sexual harassment because of his close relationship with the divisional manag

samuel. samuel, then subsequently in a court that included stafford. this judge. so you're kind of seeing there might have been a little bit of a conflict of interest there and saffron jurist was able to kind of jury so he kind of got a jury that was a little bit more favorable to him. but seymour was convinced by adam's adam evidence. he's like, look, you know, you had this agreement with this guy and you have to stand by your agreement. and this was right around the time he published this work that antislavery. but the proceedings actually continued on for for many many years until 1703. the superior court in massachusetts ruled in adam's favor. but saffron was not happy. saffron was really, really angry. and so being gifted with words, he decided publish the following diatribe against civil in verse and i'm going to read it cowardly and cruel are those in prone to revenge and of inveterate hate? he that exposed them soon as he that exasperates them soon despise mischief and in their eyes the bitterness deceitful, false and rude the spewing issue of ingratitude

and that's scurrilous firebrand samuel adams. and also confiscating the main stockpile of gunpowder, the essential ingredient of revolution, only to find that militiamen are waiting for them in concord and lexington. and so war breaks out the last. and on to bunker hill in june, where the shortage of powder ends in a british victory. but a costly one. meanwhile, the second continental congress gives king george one last chance at reconciliation with his colonies in the so-called olive branch petition, where the names of adams and payne appear side by side as they will in a seditious document. a year later, king george rebuffs the idea. game on. in this period, paine earns a nickname as the object maker. well, he's a well-trained lawyer. you know, your honor, i object. as recorded by pennsylvania delegate dr. benjamin rush. but surely paine himself has no objection to rush. also calling him, quote, a firm, two sided and persevering patriot. sally, who has been writing bob is kidding him that she suspects he must be keeping a secon

ok, a samuel way in on this out on the security front for europe. what, what do you think of the challenges are going forward? when you get there is i just respond to the comment is heard, i substantial amount of unity in support of ukraine that we really saw at the me a security conference. it was really telling to see how germany is gone one year, i'm opposing leave large transfer grant and at keeping defense badge extremely low to supporting more than 2 percent of g, p and defense spending. and forrest disoriented events from the zang. we mean even more. so there's been a lot of progress come forward in terms security challenges. obviously the 1st and most immediate one is preventing the great the russians, dram achieving renewed military success in ukraine. ebert killer, the offenses the launching and don bass. so artillery ammunition air defense systems and maybe even down the line fighter jets r as in joker, you ran the 2nd is on securing some of the ab that the handed it states they're coming to the european union like georgia, moldova, and m

samuel: i don't think it is.hink what we have seen since then is a doubling down on the strategy that he was talking about right from the very beginning of this conversation and that we have seen since september, october of last year, when russia started these waves of bombardments on ukrainian civilians and civilian infrastructure designed to exhaust the country. it has failed to do that. they have brought to fruition the plan for a partial mobilization at least that will bring more manpower, and they will test the frontline. but at the end of the day, moving generals around and changing the chain of command does not give russia new technology. it does not give russia new armaments. it really doesn't change the situation on the battlefield. it does not give russia a new military with which to fight or fundamentally a new strategy. the reality is that russia has picked a war, picked a fight it can't really win. and the initiative does really remain on the western side. there is nothing that putin really can do ab

dominique samuels . well, obviously not. samuels. well, obviously not.esperate to reverse this easy race baiting tactic are probably really to the actual facts. so we've actually been able to remove citizenship since 1914, andifs remove citizenship since 1914, and it's part of the british nationality and status of aliens act . it's also part of the act. it's also part of the british nationality act of 1981. and one of the caveats of that is that you can remove someone's citizenship for national security risks, acts of terror, or glorifying terrorism. to people that say , oh, you know, people that say, oh, you know, we've never done this before . we've never done this before. we've actually removed people, citizenship 667 times from 2010. since 2010 to 2021. and also in 2002, the removal of citizenship was actually extend it to dual nationals under , a labour nationals under, a labour government. so for the people that want to scream and shout, you know, we've never done this before. it's racism. they probably need to have a look at the facts. it's fascin

dominic samuels the conflict?i completely believe that this decision will escalate the war, and i think we need to have a long, hard look whether we can afford be doing all of this and for how long. i mean, you mentioned that rishi announced that he's actually not to increase defence spending when there's literally a war on on our doorstep . does that make any our doorstep. does that make any sense to you ? does that sound sense to you? does that sound like a sensible decision ? we like a sensible decision? we have been routinely reducing the size of our army. have been routinely reducing the size of our army . does that have been routinely reducing the size of our army. does that make sense? not replacing our weapons stocks . meanwhile, you've got stocks. meanwhile, you've got boris, the buffoon going around demanding that we send everything we've got to them . everything we've got to them. can we afford to do this? i think, you know, look, i understand that ukrainian people are suffering . i completely are suffe

dominique samuels . well, obviously not. samuels. well, obviously not. desperate to reverse this easy race baiting tactic are probably really to the actual facts. so we've actually been able to remove citizenship since 1914, andifs remove citizenship since 1914, and it's part of the british nationality and status of aliens act . it's also part of the act. it's also part of the british nationality act of 1981. and one of the caveats of that is that you can remove someone's citizenship for national security risks, acts of terror, or glorifying terrorism. to people that say , oh, you know, people that say, oh, you know, we've never done this before . we've never done this before. we've actually removed people, citizenship 667 times from 2010. since 2010 to 2021. and also in 2002, the removal of citizenship was actually extend it to dual nationals under , a labour nationals under, a labour government. so for the people that want to scream and shout, you know, we've never done this before. it's racism. they probably need to have a look at the facts. it's fasc

dominic samuels the conflict?i completely believe that this decision will escalate the war, and i think we need to have a long, hard look whether we can afford be doing all of this and for how long. i mean, you mentioned that rishi announced that he's actually not to increase defence spending when there's literally a war on on our doorstep . does that make any our doorstep. does that make any sense to you ? does that sound sense to you? does that sound like a sensible decision ? we like a sensible decision? we have been routinely reducing the size of our army. have been routinely reducing the size of our army . does that have been routinely reducing the size of our army. does that make sense? not replacing our weapons stocks . meanwhile, you've got stocks. meanwhile, you've got boris, the buffoon going around demanding that we send everything we've got to them . everything we've got to them. can we afford to do this? i think, you know, look, i understand that ukrainian people are suffering . i completely are suffe

let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news with samuel etienne. samuel: good morning.45 days, hong kong is scrapping one of the world's longest mask mandates. from tomorrow, face coverings will no longer be needed outdoors, indoors, or on public transport. the move comes as hong kong seeks to attract tourists and overseas workers to revitalize the city. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen has made an unannounced trip to ukraine. the visit coming a week after president biden's is intended stress washington's commitment to the country. both biden and yellen have said washington will back kyiv for as long as it takes, despite rising doubts among some americans about the cost of support. and the adani group cfo has told bloomberg the company's fundamentals are solid as their asia investor roadshow moves to hong kong. the move is adani's latest effort to reassure investors following the hindenburg report allegations of fraud, which the group emphatically denies. robbie singh told us it is important to answer investors' questions directly. >> we have an obligation to face p

samuel samuel arias noticias de mundo. >>> para ser millonario el premio del power alcanza la sexta cifraamiento para el vih 1 o que están reemplazando su tratamiento actual para el vih 1. detecta esto: ninguna otra pastilla completa para el vih usa menos medicinas para ayudar a mantenerte indetectable que dovato. no tomes dovato si eres alérgico a sus ingredientes o si tomas dofetilide. tomar dovato con dofetilide puede causar efectos secundarios graves o mortales. la hepatitis b puede volverse más difícil de tratar mientras tomes dovato. no dejes de tomar dovato sin consultar a tu médico, ya que la hepatitis b puede empeorar o ser mortal. pueden presentarse efectos secundarios graves o mortales, que incluyen reacciones alérgicas, acumulación de ácido láctico y problemas de hígado. si tienes una erupción cutánea y otros síntomas de reacción alérgica, deja de tomar dovato y busca atención médica de inmediato. informa a tu médico si tienes problemas de riñón o hígado, o si estás, puedes estar o planeas quedar embarazada. dovato puede ser perjudicial para tu bebé en gestación. usa anticonce

miller's name -- >> n.c., right. >> and there's samuel. >> was samuel. >> and look at that. >> oh, myis is proof that violet, sarah's mother, was enslaved by n.c. miller. >> yes. >> and this is absolute proof. >> this is absolute, definite proof. >> you were able to tell karen that her ancestors, david and violet, were enslaved at sharswood. >> that was tough. >> did you call fr? did. i don't think he believed me in the beginning. >> i didn't believe her. >> so the connection suddenly is made with your family, slavery, and this house. >> and this house. >> and you own it. >> once i realized it was actually my blood that was here, took on a whole new meaning for me. it really saddens me sometimes. a lot of times i'm up in the night thinking about what happened here. >> as news spread through the family, there was sadness, but that's not all there was. >> i almost feel like i was losing my breath for a moment. it was almost like a feeling of being found. >> yes. >> this is where i started. and as black people, we don't always know where we started. >> so here we are sitting in this hous

samuel arias, hablÓ con Él y nos tiene la historia. >>> lo mÍo fue una pierna. >>> hace 10 aÑos esteiles y su espÍritu al gre. advierte sobre los riesgos de la inmigraciÓn irregular. >>> evitar emigrar si pueden. >>> lo que le pasÓ le puede pasar a mÁs personas. de hecho, no solo es esto. >>> este salvadoreÑo utiliza el poder de las redes sociales. estimular que las personas se queden en su paÍs, y que impulsen emprendimientos. >>> jaime sorprende a todos conduciendo una motocicleta, llega a atender es propio restaurante. >>> bien contento y feliz. >>> lo que mÁs le ha dado seguidores en redes soles. es su espÍritu solidario. jaime ayuda a muchas personas de kass recursos econÓmicos de su comunidad. >>> a pesar que no tiene supieran, ayuda bastante. >>> vÍveres, lÁminas. >>> intentÉ viajar ilegalmente. >>> su principal misiÓn es evitar que mÁs migrantes corran su misma suerte al ir tras el sueÑo americano. >>> no me frus tÉ, no me quedÉ tirado. me caÍ pero me levantÉ. >>> en santa ana el salvador, samuel arias, noticias telemundo. >>> por fin saliÓ el video y la canciÓn te quedÓ gran

stacey samuels: and we have so much history, and it's all in the great town of san francisco. i have played the banjo at 10 super bowls, four times in the 49ers were there and six times when i was their only representative. walking through the stands, regardless of who was playing in the game, and i was yelling, let's go, niners. yeah, niners! whoa! being 49er mark, the key aspect there is meeting the fellow 49er faithful, whether it's here at levi's or whether you go to an away game. when you meet those people, you learn their name. i forget their names. i relearn their names. but in the end, we become friends. the 49er fans that i know, we're welcoming, we're loving, and we pull you in, and we take you. and they're not going to let you go. [music playing] stacey samuels: this is the greatest city in the world. there's so much culture. california, gold miners, gold rush, 1849. what did they wear? levi's. levi's stadium-- that's the connection. [music playing] come to a game. i'm going to take you to tailgates. i'm going to introduce you to the whole spectrum of 49er faithful.

dominic samuels. i'm not sure . i dominic samuels. i'm not sure. i mean, feel puzzled.e they're thinking what is she talking about ? you do know what i'm about? you do know what i'm talking about but it is puzzling. it i mean , it's puzzling. it i mean, it's puzzling. it i mean, it's puzzling. it i mean, it's puzzling. i mean, on whose side the people that are censoring all the people that are outraged. well, i don't think anybody outraged by anybody is genuinely outraged by it by changing. no i don't it by story changing. no i don't think people are outraged by the idea that could call augustus fat. all right. exactly we don't know of anyone. that's expressed any concern about . the content any concern about. the content of the books on. personally, i think it's an extremely sinister move. i think it's a censorious move. i think it's a censorious move because when you pick apart pieces of literature, it's no longer that person's piece of work . and that's the point. and work. and that's the point. and this is the problem with this woke taking culture is it seeks to suc

dominic samuels. i'm not sure . i dominic samuels. i'm not sure. i mean, feel puzzled. face they're thinking what is she talking about ? you do know what i'm about? you do know what i'm talking about but it is puzzling. it i mean , it's puzzling. it i mean, it's puzzling. it i mean, it's puzzling. it i mean, it's puzzling. i mean, on whose side the people that are censoring all the people that are outraged. well, i don't think anybody outraged by anybody is genuinely outraged by it by changing. no i don't it by story changing. no i don't think people are outraged by the idea that could call augustus fat. all right. exactly we don't know of anyone. that's expressed any concern about . the content any concern about. the content of the books on. personally, i think it's an extremely sinister move. i think it's a censorious move. i think it's a censorious move because when you pick apart pieces of literature, it's no longer that person's piece of work . and that's the point. and work. and that's the point. and this is the problem with this woke taking culture is it seeks to

all our guest, sir, he shoppable of daniella, aurora, and samuel greene. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at ha, inside story from emergent room and the whole team here, bye for now. ah, ah. a lebanon state of collapse has become the tree normal. it's economy is in real life as lebanon, a failed state, it's a very tough question, be close to prove otherwise is difficult. will lebanon be able to change? course, the economy minister, i mean salaam talked to al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks. this is just a small example of big se broadrick humanitarian charlie, facing with turkish old bar. it is now the scene is being repeated across this region with detailed coverage like inside me and mark seems to be getting increasingly difficult on the military rule from around the world. the pentagon says that in recent years, surveillance blu

thanks so much all or i guess there he shoppable of daniella aurora, and samuel greene. thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at ha, inside story. from him hammered him german. the whole team here, bye for now. ah, ah. touches money into african gold and exclusive al jazeera investigation. coming soon. women run micro businesses are key to center goals development and to improved food security. access to finance helps them succeed since 2014, nearly a $180.00 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession refinancing. these loans were made possible by an initiative administered by the q 8 good, will fund the q 8 fund partners in development. the latest news as it breaks. this is just a small example of bix broadrick humanitarian challenge facing with turkish old bar . it is now the scene is

thanks so much all or i guess there he shoppable of daniella aurora, and samuel greene. thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at ha, inside story from emergent room and a whole team here. bye for now. ah ah. ah 1956 to nicea gained independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the b to this is mona. and the countries nationalist prime minister, o j 0 world, tells the story. the town full of the dentist folded the paper to read to him the decision to shield the last monarch of tunisia, power and politics on a judah, the latest news as it breaks. this is just a small example of extraordinary humanitarian challenge facing the turkish old bar . it is now the scene is being repeated across this region with detailed covering, like inside me and mark seems to be getting increasingly difficult on the military ru

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then it was the supreme court's refusal to investigate public allegations that just to justice samuelng to rich conservative donors during a dinner party at his home in 2014. chief justice john roberts didn't immediately order investigation of the leak last year, but the chief justice never ordered an investigation of clarence thomas's family bias in cases brought to the court, and the chief justice never ordered the investigation into the possibility that samuel alito and or his wife leaked a supreme court ruling before it was published in 2014 now we know why the chief justice of the united states doesn't order investigations of possible misconduct, and family based biases that the justices might have. the new york times reporting that the chief justice john roberts wife works as a recruiter for law firms, and that her work poses a strong possibility of conflict of interest for the chief justices, but these reports that kendall price, who worked with jayne roberts, recruited lawyers, and quote, provided records to the justices in congress, indicating that miss roberts has been paid

brett samuels with the hill newspaper, white house reporter. we always appreciate your time. guest: appreciate it. host: that is the shot of the sun rising over capitol hill. the house in at 10:00 a.m. for a brief pro forma session. the senate at 11:00 a.m. eastern. we are asking about the biden administration response to these aerial objects. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. these objects, the chinese spy balloon migrating to the opinion pages of the national papers. two examples from the washington times. steve yates, his peace with adam savitz. permanent threats are permanent with the chinese spy balloon's. they have only just begun. this from the lead editorial in the washington post. the right response does not include panic but it is time to get answers and a plan for how to handle these incidents. a picture of john kirby accompanying the lead editorial. a >> thank you for the call. we will stay in the garden state good morning. >> good morning. this is the second day you have had this topic. the second day. we don't

so samuel, a senior research fellow at a level policy institute thing tank always a pleasure. many thanks for joining us on the program for evening. thank you and thank you for joining us on our t international. as always, all the latest updates to be found on our website all t dot com, but we'll be back in 30 minutes with is dabbled freely. i wouldn't be a free a go to court. it has got to nowadays he doesn't bother aisd those i by dancing and fed eagle influences, you would have them in the data body. echo normal guy emily daddy's already got you in as little body. it only been getting when established he left with my v like p. i noticed funding. yes i'm he's got he's got us putting money into burning. luna. easy to turn everything that iraq that is a rabbi without. if thought i stood up on it, he got a moon bul, like a stuffy and we'll go out with .

it wasn't easy for samuel as he is. and when you come in, these are sienna. he remains unique in this scene on, in this respect she has become a role model for others in the activity of an active and become da finished. quite an achievement for someone who started out in the early nineties to now be revered as a role model in noisy guyan, under phung hot and hoy to fet, yet fit fun mentioned dizzy as phobic name. oh. 2 rich mcclin's best known performance is the most beautiful woman in the world. the strip tease in which a woman changes into a man, ah, mar kent wants her performances to provoke. and her motivation is very personal. and stun is the all the beauty pushing it grew from many fine, the old one of which was a massive childhood trauma and father, when i was 17, my father stopped talking to me. it will just ignore it. matt, or it's done later i started going into the audience, getting right in their faces. the cool forcing them to acknowledge me the, to look at me live hulu, but that's who i am. you believe? i demand that again and again when bench a

joining me tonight dominic samuel, shaun bailey and amy nicole.hen at 15, former brexit secretary david joins me live to write rocky premiership. so and light line a battle for the tory election victory. also coming arch royalist and kim delivers a powerful message to the king. do not harry and meghan to your coronation for the good of the country . it's the good of the country. it's a controversial view from the former conservative minister who's going to reveal why at 945. me personally, i'm not sure why charles would ever dream of inviting them after that vindictive anti monarchy atrocity on netflix . fairy tale. atrocity on netflix. fairy tale. it's embedding itself in a nafion it's embedding itself in a nation that is having a pretty toxic about the european union. but can believe that britain hating historian has just accepted an obe from king. at 1030 i lost my on why lefties like david olusoga and alan cumming except on is when they clearly just how country's heritage and the 935 my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier giv

joining me tonight dominic samuel, shaun bailey and amy nicole.hen at 15, former brexit secretary david joins me live to write rocky premiership. so and light line a battle for the tory election victory. also coming arch royalist and kim delivers a powerful message to the king. do not harry and meghan to your coronation for the good of the country . it's the good of the country. it's a controversial view from the former conservative minister who's going to reveal why at 945. me personally, i'm not sure why charles would ever dream of inviting them after that vindictive anti monarchy atrocity on netflix . fairy tale. atrocity on netflix. fairy tale. it's embedding itself in a nafion it's embedding itself in a nation that is having a pretty toxic about the european union. but can believe that britain hating historian has just accepted an obe from king. at 1030 i lost my on why lefties like david olusoga and alan cumming except on is when they clearly just how country's heritage and the 935 my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier giv

i found a rich cache of letters that were in a sea chest in captain samuel burgess's pirate ship when it was captured by a british. in 1699. the letters were in the pirates mailbag and contained a few from captain kidd's crewmen aboard the adventure galley to their wives and the wives to kids crewmen. the letters are dated from 1695 to 1699 and they show that the course was conducted thousands of miles across the globe between indian ocean pirates and north american colonists. and there was successful and direct communication oceans between new york and madagascar and back again. no letters. from sarah or captain kidd. among these letters. and none have survived. but there is every likelihood that they communicated. during his three year voyage through the mariner's mail service. on ascension island, a remote outpost in the atlantic, new york merchant captains trading with the pirates in madagascar stopped for fresh supplies of turtle meat and dropped off and collected the mail left under a rock with a hole in it near harbor. this letter from the wife of crewman jacob horn was especia