and of course, catholic soldiers they're out going to church on st patrick's day and then going out and partying. so i think there is much i think there are limits to how influential religion was on curtail drinking. but did immigrants germans irish play a big picture in your story. i yes and so it's not a story of immigration by any but it comes up and i think the story of german american soldiers comes up a little bit more. first of all, they're their rules for rations are different than everybody else's. they're allowed to have beer more than native born soldiers, which creates quite a bit of but got their patriotism questioned. and irish american soldiers have this as well right their their commitment to the cause that's union a confederate. it's being constantly this idea that they're maybe not committed and so their drinking can a part in this if they're hesitant to enlist or like that which german american soldiers tended to be and they're also drinking. then there's this idea perhaps that they are not good soldiers or that maybe they're drinking undercuts their patriotism in som

and of course, catholic soldiers they're out going to church on st patrick's day and then going out and partying. so i think there is much i think there are limits to how influential religion was on curtail drinking. but did immigrants germans irish play a big picture in your story. i yes and so it's not a story of immigration by any but it comes up and i think the story of german american soldiers comes up a little bit more. first of all, they're their rules for rations are different than everybody else's. they're allowed to have beer more than native born soldiers, which creates quite a bit of but got their patriotism questioned. and irish american soldiers have this as well right their their commitment to the cause that's union a confederate. it's being constantly this idea that they're maybe not committed and so their drinking can a part in this if they're hesitant to enlist or like that which german american soldiers tended to be and they're also drinking. then there's this idea perhaps that they are not good soldiers or that maybe they're drinking undercuts their patriotism in som

but there was a previous church, st patrick's church, same congregation that was built to to help provide support and safety for. these haitian refugees. well one of the people who was a member of the church was named mary olga, who later married a man named lou vest, and she was a member of st patrick's church. well, her father was a haitian refugee, and her mother was a free black from norfolk. and she lived in this area and eventually when she was an adult, she purchased the little boy who's also a haitian refugee, his name was marc rene de morti, and she did not free him until he was 21. because of that law that required that recently free people had to leave the state. so she held him until he was able to go back and forth to boston. and then so she emancipated him and during this time he and this is a picture of de morti in his later years we find out because of a of a an account that he published. he used to work for a doctor. harry lundy, the same one that was mentioned by john atkinson. and they were working to help people escape on the underground railroad. and then he picked up

we still call scranton home and we were up there on st patrick's day when i was a 14 years old, and i was standing on the corner watching everybody go there, going to the events and harry truman was a speaker at the truman dinner that year. and the sort of the david broder, the scranton times was a guy named phillips who was a elderly man younger than me, but elderly man who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture and i hadn't thought about in a long time, but i'll send it over to the library of may at 14 years old, standing on the corner, it was a warm day for february and. i'm standing on the corner, a long sleeve shirt with my buddies and president was coming around the corner. come over demi avenue and he was in a convertible and purely by accident i assume it was accident the photographer from a newspaper got a picture of me making eye contact with harry truman. it was just i'm sure a lot of people made eye contact him. but i was looking and you could see in the photograph we're looking at one another eye to eye, and that's when this tommy phillips, the david bro

we still call scranton home and we were up there on st patrick's day when i was a 14 years old, and i was standing on the corner watching everybody go there, going to the events and harry truman was a speaker at the truman dinner that year. and the sort of the david broder, the scranton times was a guy named phillips who was a elderly man younger than me, but elderly man who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture and i hadn't thought about in a long time, but i'll send it over to the library of may at 14 years old, standing on the corner, it was a warm day for february and. i'm standing on the corner, a long sleeve shirt with my buddies and president was coming around the corner. come over demi avenue and he was in a convertible and purely by accident i assume it was accident the photographer from a newspaper got a picture of me making eye contact with harry truman. it was just i'm sure a lot of people made eye contact him. but i was looking and you could see in the photograph we're looking at one another eye to eye, and that's when this tommy phillips, the david bro

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st. patrick's day 2008. just three weeks before she disappeared.n their eyes met at a bar downtown. >> out of blue, came up to me and said hi. and i knew who she was right away. recognized her mmediately. >> and in the weeks since? >> brad said he and susie spend every possible moment together. though given her kids and their respective and marital issues, it was complicated. the night before she disappeared, said brad, susie had been drinking with a couple of girlfriends. before he picked her up and they drove out of town to sit by the yellowstone river. >> and then, that's where we were from going on 10:45 or 11, until 5 am. we drove out there i'm parked. and we do the same thing we usually did. talked, kiss, stuff like that. >> it was just about five in the morning, said brad, when he drove back to town and parked across the street from susie's apartment. >> did you guys make out or anything, before? >> probably for five minutes, yeah. >> before she exited the truck? >> yeah. >> she got out, walked back to her -- across the street to her place.

st. patrick's day as an excuse if you will to invite people there and then to to talk to each other and toe individually until we can get everyone together but we tried to find venues in which people would feel comfortable, not embarrassed, and could get cover if they need it. i think it is important because yes, it is important people talk to each other but they have to be able to say what they think. outline what the problems are. one of the things i must say that i had no experience with therefore i got up to my ears in this was multiparty democracy's. we have two main parties in america and usually the third party gets going, its main consequences is to screw things up for the main parties because they cannot ever win an of those in our system to win the white house or very few senate seats or congressional seats or governorships. so, i was literally fascinated. the whole time i was there i was fascinated. why people were in what party and what it meant for them, i found every single one of them i talked to had a good reason. that went well beyond any kind of personal ambition. i belon

st. patrick's day as an excuse if you will to invite people there and then to to talk to each other and toe individually until we can get everyone together but we tried to find venues in which people would feel comfortable, not embarrassed, and could get cover if they need it. i think it is important because yes, it is important people talk to each other but they have to be able to say what they think. outline what the problems are. one of the things i must say that i had no experience with therefore i got up to my ears in this was multiparty democracy's. we have two main parties in america and usually the third party gets going, its main consequences is to screw things up for the main parties because they cannot ever win an of those in our system to win the white house or very few senate seats or congressional seats or governorships. so, i was literally fascinated. the whole time i was there i was fascinated. why people were in what party and what it meant for them, i found every single one of them i talked to had a good reason. that went well beyond any kind of personal ambition. i belon

sure, especially because the value fluctuate so much more like sunrise impact such as the st. dogs, a waking up patrick belda is speaking at a school. today we're going to introduce the new bitcoin coursework. me put him out of decline and 3 d printer, it's going to be exciting the children at these private school as opposed to learn about big coins and why it's important for them. well, welcome, everybody. big point is a, is a money. okay, just like what i have in my pocket, get some money. that's paper money. see i and big point is a digital mind. what was the level book? let's talk about food cooling. the recording is digital money. he said, it's good was that is a case i translate because patrick meld, it doesn't spill down. it is the middle of the heat, the, the difference between this and this is the government says this is worth something, but the government says this isn't worth anything. i can buy hundreds of these pads and, and make as much of this as if i wanted to print it keeps on this. i could make it make as much of it as i wanted to. that's essentially what the government's doing with t

we wake him at st bart's at saint patrick's . and i was at saint patrick's.arers . you one of the pallbearers. you know, we waked him up overnight , but so we didn't an all night vigil. and then i was one of the pallbearers the next day, and it was an extraordinary, extraordinary moving ceremony on an and, you know, inspiring and yet know heartbreaking at the same time. and i remember while we were carrying struggling with his coffin down the steps of saint patrick's , a very, very saint patrick's, a very, very large black woman collapsed on the steps and then she was waving a handkerchief at him at the coffin and saying to him, look, you've done your best. you've done your best. it was very it was a moment that just, you know, stabbed me in the chest . chest. >> that was us. documentary filmmaker daphne barak interviewing robert kennedy jr as part of an upcoming documentary for the 60th anniversary of the assassination of jfk. if you want to see the full interview with robert kennedy jr. go to gbnews.com. i won't be back next week because i'm taking a well n

st—germain. his wages are about 25 million euros a year in france. if he joins the pro—league he'll make six times that — about 150 million. patrick geary reports.e are few players on earth who could do that in a world cup quarter—final. but neymar is always stood out. footballer, symbol, brand. and now the latest and biggest summer signing to the saudi prior league with al—hilal. it will definitely help them in a big way in terms of viewership and eyeballs which they need because if you look at the league, in the top four clubs they have two or three marquee elite players playing for them. according to reports, neymar will be paid £130 million a year but money has long followed him. he was a world record transfer for paris st—germain in 2017 at around £200 million. he won 13 trophies with victim in last season was part of an all—star front line with lionel messi and backpay. but now neymar will be going as well as paris st—germain move away from a superstar here. a time of glitter, silver and regret. i glitter, silverand regret. i think it isjust a little sad think it is just a little sad to see him leave and not winning any trophy with us. i a

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