we're hearing from william streeter who supposedly no charlie dale streeters a painter and a civil war clerk who worked in the gracia and myrtle street prisons. so streeter says that dale was at the time called a young vigorous -- devil. he possessed bravery of a certain kind equal to that of any man who'd ever lived and he was cool and calculating in his disposition. supposedly streeter and dale had met up after the war they were talking about boat burning and all the sudden dale drunkily confesses that he's the perpetrator behind the sultana that he had fired on no less than half a dozen steamboats. and so within a few days in 1888 now all the sudden newspapers across the united states including the new york times are printing stories about how the sultana is an act of an intentional sabotage that it was an active naval guerrilla warfare. so is this true? who is charlie dale? did he really do this? charlie dale is not a real person. it's an alias for robert loudon now robert loudon was a known boat burner in the civil war. he's even tried and convicted for both boat burning and mail

susannah streeter there in london.es can make their own, much—needed, supplies? that's what developing nations including india and south africa are asking for — their proposal is backed by more than 100 countries. it's being resisted though by richer nations which are home to the global drugs companies. but the biden administration is now weighing up whether to back the idea ahead of final talks at the world trade organisation. joining me now is thomas cueni, director general of the international federation of pharmaceutical manufacturers and associations. thank you very much forjoining me, thomas. the white house has been holding talks with your industry in recent days, is it moving towards the backing of developing nations on this? i hope not because when you look at the problem, it is us seeing not one but several vaccines reaching people around the world at an amazing speed. we are seeing a scaling up to up to 10 billion doses of covid—19 vaccines manufactured this year which is incredible. you wouldn't get a singl

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thanks to julie banderas, ryan streeter, kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience.welcome to "fox news @ night" in washington. i am kristin fisher in for shannon bream. republicans rallying behind senator tim scott after his rebuttal to the president last night suggesting that liberals are using race as a political weapon. the comments ignited racist insults on twitter and a fiery debate on racism in the united states. the south carolina senator speaking out tonight. plus our political panel weighs in. the procession tonight in western north carolina for a fallen deputy,nef

one in 21 we're still trusting men over women to cater to the needs of men streeters and they didn't only call on the jury on the show they also called out investors worldwide because in 2020 only 2 percent of venture capital went into female led start ups and those are actually proven to be a lot more successful so it's not only sexist it's also not very business savvy to not trust women entrepreneurs a cautionary tale to men sometimes you aren't experts in everything nicole thank you. for his reminder of the top story that we're following for you this hour where you were secretary of state in the blanket has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan it comes after the u.s. confirmed that it is pulling out of the country by september. we want you back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i heard just. to the point of strong opinions clear position some international perspective simply russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest study 14 accounting station in the crimea the u.s. and europe are urging russia to stand down russia ukraine

joining me now is susannah streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, hargreaves lansdown. the travel industry have been lobbying hard to get this data brought forward. it looks like there which was not granted. it certainly does seem as though caution is the name of the game here. yes, there were high hopes that actually, the global travel task force would say is it safe, certain routes, to reopen, and although the government has indicated that the industry really should wait until april the 12th, which was the date that was always set for the global travel task force, the indications seem to be that it looks unlikely that international travel will resume, as many hoped, on may the 17th. simply ministers are saying it is too early to set this roadmap and we have had indications from the first ministers of scotland and wales that they also believe that me the 17th is too early, so this really will be a blow for the travel industry, but there is a glimmer of hope that there will be some kind of fees to return to normality because we had this detail of a traffic light system,

thanks to julie banderas, ryan streeter, kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience. "fox news @ night" is next. i am greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "fox news @ night" in washington. i am kristin fisher in for shannon bream. republicans rallying behind senator tim scott after his rebuttal to the president last night suggesting that liberals are using race as a political weapon. the comments ignited racist insults on twitter and a fiery debate on racism in the united states. the south carolina senator speaking out tonight. plus our political panel weighs in. the procession tonight in western north carolina for a fallen deputy, one of two who died in the line of duty on wednesday. it's part of a wave of increasingly violent attacks on law enforcement officers turning deadly this week. with vaccinations up across the u.s., the number of new coping cases are down. we look closer at the key numbers tonight. we begin with the busy day in washington. president biden jets to georgia to try to sell his spending plan. lauren blanchard leads us out. >> a bu

in 1984, that could do a type of blood testing to determine whether or not an individual is a se streeter: roughly 80% of americans are secreteers, meaning they have markers for their blood type. the killer was a nonsekreter? >> that's correct. >> reporter: blood tests revealed dance was a secreter. in addition, lance had an alibi, putting him 370 mile ace way. >> he was staying with his parents in amarillo, working with at the gym there. >> so he was eliminated based on that. >> reporter: what about ben, angie's oddly unemotional boyfriend, who officers thought acted strangely the night of the murder? >> the police check to see if there was scratches or bruises on him? >> they checked that, his vehicle, his apartment for any type of blood, bloody clothes, anything like that. >> nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: and tests showed ben was also a secreter. whoever raped and killed angie was not. so cross ben off the list. >> which leaves russell. >> and he was a nonsecreter. >> his ally, he was at home in bed, not the strongest. >> there was no witness that could confirm where he was after h

telling me they expect these tax increases will not be retroactive to beginning 2021 he most wall streeters course, i want to sell under 20% tax gains rather than 40%. >> one hundred percent correct i am going to will probably be one of them that is going to be doing it the effect look what is happening in texas with people leaving anticipating tax increases, five major corporations left california moved to texas, in 1800 businesses went out of business in california. people moved out of the businesses went out of business when i talk to people that are coming here asking, what is the main reason you are coming here for especially those that have businesses they are actually moving right here they said we don't like politics we are being over taxed we are getting out in fact last year when announcing california going to increase taxes again and wealth tax they had an onslaught of people coming to texas what they have to realize this is california world united states of america when you over taxing people to leave or have businesses leave, or themselves permanently leave all of a sudden of y

people might not remember that i don't know if i'd call you a wall streeter. thrown under the bus? you hear wall street didn't do anything good, didn't build anything almost stood in the way. the big corporation bashing is just widespread across the entire democratic party at this point. we've got such great companies you look at europe you look at -- you look at the end result of an entitlement state and you have no facebooks, you have no amazons. what's the last great startup in europe, dick was it s.a.p.? i don't even know. does that -- is that just -- is that just hot air or rhetoric? it doesn't bother you? you understand it? >> no, no, no, i don't know where you get that impression. first of all, you know, i don't know who it was, george bush, george h.w. bush, one of the advisers when you were talking about what's important you feel kind of stupid, right what's the headline in the wall street journal today u.s. economy bounces back near its peak the economy is humming the markets are humming. all of those are reaching near highs. there's a disconnect bet