the country was then known as up a voltage which side soldier, thomas son, colorado, lives, and 1983 kuta. in a few short years, the new president accomplished the impossible to revive the economy of the power states on the african continent, and most importantly, routed out corruption son. colorado also abolished the country's old name above all . so it's not what about that at the top? i'm not with that, i did they get by that, but it does assume that i've handled with us. you'd have to take them to them level and we'd like to see what kind of a source that deep clean does. i'm unable to engine instead is paying colonial tribute to france sign, cholera invested in health care education, reservoir construction, and even environmental projects letter. we started to issue the, what it was about in the do it for us to talk to about attending plot so that i don't have that easy to about eyes that but eyes this will populate like when they bypass it comes out with is it about us does it have, does it, does your job do that as you just want it shipped to help and that's it. it will put ab

in africa became a fossil march 36 years since the killing of its 1st president on revolutionary thomas son. colorado is itself a nation in 1987 was allegedly bytes by former colonial forties in france. local journalist as the details of the anniversary and the king of a capital. this is rather a unique anniversary with 36 of the assassination of cups in to my son. he sees vineyards whose invite you know, if possible, if it's him to run call, i'm not sure not heels after more than 3 and have for the kids to my son cut us that splendidly. mean it's not. sky wasn't that are, is it the popular president who, who, you know, fossil from 1983 to 1987 is my daughter for young, pretty khan. and we'll get into the culture of d. o. know, and a lot of these countries tend to be pointing into young people. we have seen on vacation is that it was also interviewed 36 years old. i thought the nation that's located a few meters from the sides of the 1st initial was the name to my son. god, this is young. well, i presume you can buy a republic. welcome to put in all the tickets, but out of africa, president

af, also has more to the 36 anniversary of the death of his former presidents and revolutionary thomas son, kara, who was assassinated in 1987. a local journalist brings us the details. it is rather a unique anniversary with $36.00 of the substitution of substance who my son cut off. this is vineyards, susan by before 30 days of looking at possible events. him to run copeland not sure not details after more than 3 and half of the kids to my son cut us that splendidly mean its not sky wasn't that are is a popular president who who you know, fossil from 1983 to 1987 is the model for young african advocating the culture of giving you d, o know, and a lot of these countries and we pointed into 2 young people with high c on vacation, is that it was also introduced 36 years of substitution. that's one of our side of the board, located a few meters from the sides of the assassination. was the name of boxes to my son. got a decision. well, i presume you can buy republic. welcome to or no big ticket, but out of africa. but as you just heard, there, burkina, faso is transitional government has renam

of life's greatest human beings, i was fortunate to know him in the early 60s and the youngest son, thomasson the inventor and secretary of the navy, governor of new jersey and the last ten, 15 years of his life active the conservative movement was wealthy generous withon his observations and supportive. iran this in the early 60s and one day we had a small office on the fourth floor, no elevator new york city so i'm working at the 2:00 in the afternoon and i look up and there's charles edison 75 years old and he walked all the way 15 box to boost morale and encouraged us and a delightful and wonderful man and i called him on the phone when it started for contributionle to call a few otr people like him and world 11 euro and the oil company, they gave money generously. >> talk about that a little bit, cold calling people on the phone. >> it wasn'tme me in the 20s, i don't like asking people for money so i started writing letters so i got a secretary and was able to write more letters and then something a mimeograph machine and it seems to work in a something called computers which somebody

listen to you, thank you, and you know, there’s also this writer stephen king, so he says, my thomas once made this son one day he had the most expensive saxophone that i could find, and the next day he had the most brilliant teacher on recommendation, and after 3 months. said: you know what, give me your saxophone, we’ll take it to the second-hand shop, because if you were a saxophonist, son, i told him, you would sleep with your saxophone, that’s how i wanted to be a writer, that’s how i wrote on scraps , programs, bus tickets, i wrote all the time, well, now i’m writing, sleeping with a guitar, your son? sleeping, probably not sleeping, of course, still, but the fact that at every opportunity he takes it and plays it, and whether it’s his own repertoire or he heard a song, he liked it, he can learn it, in just a couple of minutes he ’s already playing, that is, it’s very cool, yes, he has it it turns out that i’m envious very very quickly, and that’s why i think that it’s his and let him do what he loves, and in mathematics he got a c, yes, for sure, and not only in mathematics, so it’s clear, comra

like thomas, the father son, you know, sorry to recognize as israel and was the relations between the occupied westbank and israel are not exactly friends. there has been a certain level of corporation, but how was the, how much the offensive on southern israel, on october 7th. and israel's one, gaza change the nature of this relationship and we'll have further escalation of the conflict results in both the fund a single source. and how much putting aside the differences and joining forces, the policy and in 5 minutes, just how much stay you talked to. i was just the policy in 5 minutes and how much they thank you for talking to just do that. thank you. the warm guys as in the 3rd week, and there's increasing pressure on you, not only to condemn the attack, but also to take a stand against how much, what's your position on that? this water has been declared on the scene and the been long time before october 7th, and those who ask for these sorts of things, they don't know about it, seeing that reality. but a scene use audio nighted under the set of conditions. and what we have seen in

i was fortunate to know him in the early 60s, the youngest son of thomas edison the inventor and he'dbeen secretary of the navy, governor of new jersey and the last 10 or 15 years of his life was very active in the conservative movement, quite wealthy and very generous with his contributions so very supportive. iran young americans for freedom in the early 60s and one day we had a small office on the fourth floor, no elevator, madison avenue in new york city, so i'm working at my desk at 2:00 in the afternoon, i look up and there's charles edison, 75 years old, walked from the waldorf-astoria towers 15 blocks, to boost morale and encourage us and all that, delightful, wonderful man. i called him on the phone asking for contribution, he gave me a contribution on the phone and i called other people like him. a world war i hero, and the oil company, they gave me money generously but i decided i didn't like asking people to write letters. >> host: calling people on the phone, called calling. >> i don't like people asking for money. so i started writing letters and that seemed to work and

who's the youngest son of thomas edison the inventor. he'd been secretary of the navy, governor of new jersey. unless 10 or 15 years of his life he was very active in the conservative cause and movement. he is quite wealthy and very, very generous with his contributions. i'm very supportive. a young rat americans for freedom. toi had a small office on the fourth floor with no elevator. madison avenue advertising gone rogue in new york city. i'm working on my desk at 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon i look up this charles edison 75 years old he walked all the way from the towers just to boost their morale and encourage us in a delightfule is wonderful p man. i called him on the phone when i first started asking for contribution. a goodd net contribution on phone. i called a few others like him. and j howard pugh of the seven oil company that will give the money generously. i did not like asking people for money so i started writing letters. stewart talk about that cold calling people on the phone, voice to voice. >> that is not me it was not me

>> charles was the youngest son of thomas edison, the interventer. he had been secretary of the navy and conservative cause and wealthy and generous with contributions and so, very supportive. i ran young americans for freedom in the early '60s. one day we had a small office on the fourth floor, no elevator, madison avenue, advertising row at new york city and i'm working at my desk there, 2:00 in the afternoon and i look up, there's charles edison, 75 years old, and walked from the waldorf towers to encourage us and a delightful man. and i called him on the phone and asked him for a contribution and he gave me a contribution on the phone. i called a couple of other people, the captain from eastern airlines, world war i hero, and jay howard pugh. and i decided i didn't like to ask for money and-- ments talk about calling people on the phone voice so voice. >> that wasn't me at 20 or at 90. >> but you would write them a letter. >> i would write a letter and that seemed to work. i got a secretary and able to write more letters and do something, hardly

he was youngest son of thomas edison, the inventor, and he had been secretary of the navy, the governor of new jersey and in the last ten, 15 years of his life, he was very active in the conservative cause. the movement. he was quite wealthy and very, very generous with his contributions and. so and very supportive. ran young americans for freedom, for the early sixties and one day we had a small office on the fourth floor, no elevator. and middle on madison avenue advertising row in new york city. and so i'm working at my desk there about 2:00 in the afternoon, i look up there's charles ellison, you know, 75 years old or something like standing in front of me. he'd walk all the way from the waldorf-astoria of towers, 15 blocks just to kind of boost our morale, kind of encourage us and all that. just a delightful, wonderful man. and i called him on the phone when i first started asking a contribution. he gave me a contribution on the phone and i called a few other people like him, captain eddie rickenbacker of eastern airlines, world war one hero, and jay howard pugh of the sun oil comp

my son thomas's mom there talking about your home, st mary's and the priest, as he said. so old people from southern maryland. my grandmother had just we came from a family where i mean i had friends that would come down white friends that felt we were part italian because my grandmother would be saying the rosary every day. that's all we knew i mean, seriously, every day. no being if you needed something. she knew every saint to call to get you going. if you lost something of it. you know, you catholics know what i mean. it's not just the catholic, okay, so bridget, celine is a friend of mine. i started talking to richard and he started filling me in along with other duties. 17. but here's the thing from people. for me, being from southern maryland, i'm not a part of the families that was sold, but we are the part of the fans who lost family. right. and we want to find them. as a matter of fact, i'll go ahead and do my little stint now. but we're doing i got money from georgetown, me and a team to do a gathering in maryland over labor day weekend. so anybody that would l

passes transitional government has decided to on a previous revolution related, thomas signed colorado as a national hero. son. kyra, a model says i'm kind of african is, has been described as i feel shape over it assume console the country with the 2 in the 1980s. i maintain strong anti imperialistic ideals, is government focused on combining corruption, son, kara, is quite a good way of giving the country is current name. we'll see this as a, and many locals regard him as a beloved father, the nation. he was assassinated in 1987 by a former coma who went onto ruling country for the next 27 years. the pre, unless i scenario, we're pleased that this administration praise presents a car for the 1st time since is assassination. the reason for this is because captain thomas and carr was the president and an upright man who consistently stood up for the rights of an entire people. this is the rationale behind the transitions plans to elevate him to this level that i lost the students here till wow. therefore, as it were kind of the former student trained in cuba and one of the 600 students that the lake captain t

thomas isis. this is what it is to my son, and they will come out to the point because like the follower confident in what it can do and what they can do. and we can do almost everything they wants to suck his round fruitful, twice enough in the area to. it draws a lot of attention to the post post. i hope it's it will be very short. they focused, very effective and they will be surprised or described welcome to the show. first, some goodness, almost 2 weeks after israel stuff or the worst terror attack and it's history. and over 200 people were abducted to gaza. a month has released to american women on humanitarian grounds, they see a much need a glimmer of hope for a country reeling from trauma. meanwhile, no good news at ga, the us border with egypt, despite an agreement to open the roof or crossing to allow a limited amount of humanitarian aid and to the enclave. supplies remained caught up today. the head of the un visited rafa, calling it's opening a matter of life and they are ready and waiting. the percentage of these a trucks is supposed to be allowed through the roof or crossing the onl

many or some way of contacting him flags and talented slogans and support from thomas riley is also held in the evans capital son o people celebrate to the alex, a flood ministry operation by how most spices and ensure wait. crowds open marching support of palestinians in browser. the discuss some of the world deals now at least a 100 people have been killed and hundreds more injured. went to escalate. instruct weston of chemist on the magnitude of 6.3 quakes. devastated full of villages in head out to proteins. dozens of houses have been damaged. the world health organization in afghanistan says is dispatched 12 ambulances to the effected region to evacuate casualties. 2 hospitals took, he says, is killed, 58 kurdish fighters in northern syria. an overnight attacks on ministry targets strikes company a week after a bomb attack, an incorrect wound into 2 police officers and killed the to attack us. the outlawed code is done workers potty the p k. k claim responsibility tech here says the attack has came from syria, but the us bank, syria and democratic forces. that's a coalition of rebel groups lead by syrian co

my son called me on the full space. so well basically, thomas, that was the time this is lauren guy, he co founded the text of us, tara, plum us is a bit of phenomena statements. us there, a trex, lots of leaks from space. they make satellite images with the help of microwaves. the microwaves are reflected differently depending on which medium they hit. full space we can get within the sci fi, underneath the outside input, the soil input, the pipes, the am. so i'll go things actually gain linking with them. we can say phone space. if the what the on the spot, the for example, based on the death. oh, if it's from rain or something else, they're looking for the composition of the water. if it's drinking water, they assume it's the leak and mostly the right the result. so take this, every adult on this met, for example, is a leak. and here to leak up over a 120 meters per minute detected and proud to italy, point in bangkok or in chinese cities, estero sells those maps to utilities globally. so they know where to fix makes and save. money. locating

thomas edison and, you know, they they had a great back and forth. it's captured in a biography, a family biography that rudolf diesel son oregon wrote. so as joe said, we don't have thomas edison's version of this. but they didn't totally get it wrong. you know, diesel enjoyed his wine. edison didn't drink diesel. enjoy the observation that all of edison's inventions were power consuming things like the phonograph and and other devices, the light bulb, whereas diesels was power producing. so that was a distinction that he liked. they had a couple of barbs back and forth where, you know, edison was like, what if a whole bunch of you engine guys got together, you know, the gasoline guys, the and just came up with an engine and he was like, you know, what about this? this crazy novice edison was more home schooled and diesel thought that was like a dubious virtue, you know, having come from these sort of revered german engineering schools. so they had a bit of a back and forth. it's really a fun, fun scene in the book and shows his humor as well. and also an an implication that edison was a little bit of let's throw this mud against the

as you have all the names of the perpetrators who murdered my son , you have. hannibal, thomas, paris moffat, andrew badu, jason thompson, thomas anthony hunter, marcus carter. one of them is deceased. and so you have all the perpetrators who were there that murdered my son. this is at the homicide on the fifth floor. and your records where i saw the names and was allowed, not allowed, but i wrote them down here. this is what they left me with. a lifeless body of my son . no mother wants to go through this at all. i come here every wednesday day pleading for justice for my child and no mother wants to stand over a casket or even though it sounds redundant for me, but it's not to you guys. it might sound that way, but to me it isn't. not just standing for my son, but i stand for all unsolved homicides of all the young men that have been murdered in the fillmore, in the in the bayview district. so i know you hear me all the time. some of you may be busy on your phones and doing what you're going to do over there on your phones. and you're tired of listening to me, but i'm talking

in fact before how son amiga side were levels, had been thomas with the semesters level at that stage, but it was popular then. oh yeah. well he popping up with what would be the winning goal for loans of group b. b, they was just the one goal as info became been see to in the land markets to i'm schooling, the only goal to match for the teddy and tub if they 1st with all the pre stage of the pulling, they opened up against the rail. soft speaking of associated they were involved in the the kick off against the rebels, solsbury, the legal club to community lead through. nicko got a civil and the lead was doubled when bryce mondays went to him this terrific. so those run from about hopefully and so i don't know if he's as always way falls by the team's defense scoring. the goals of the lake diego buried on it would no doubt have been proud. meanwhile in the agent champions league nemo has helped, oh, hello to a good away when against massage amazon, that i'm it is in fact the brazilians 1st go in the confidence, flagship prep competition. they must go in the middle of the 3 know when i

and my son, hannibal thomas, paris moffitt, andrew badoo, jason thompson. thomas anthony hunter and mark s morris carter. one of them are deceased. one is deceased. i'm not sure which one, but hannibal and paris moffitt are still out, probably murdering more people. they were the two main people. so again, i just don't fight for my son. there's other unsolved homicides. i'm talking about all the unsolved homicides, and i'm still thinking if there is a way to pay tipsters. did were you able to hire anyone, a new person to come in and investigates all these homicides ? and this is me standing over my son. no mother wants to do this. this is what the perpetrators left me. a corpse, my beautiful son laying on a corpse on the table. i wish i had more time to talk. next item, please, sergeant. line item three, chief support discussion, weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco have an impact on public safety commission discussion on unplanned events and activities. the chief desc

son. about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. the w talk cost the welcome to our continuing coverage of the conflicts between the as well and thomas over the next half hour. we'll focus on the challenges ahead of the middle network of tunnels bill by militants on the gallons that you'll hear from the families of his way the hostages, who have come here to germany for help, but also look at new with foreign policy. but 1st the role of egypt.

buying the costume for his own son on halloween night, mom and dad planned to dress up as gertie drew barrymore's character. yes, of course. then elliot played by henry thomasis is going to be so great. >> and put the kid in the basket in the front basket. oh, it's perfect costume. perfect perfect costume. by the way, guys, do you know what you give a cranky alien a cranky space? some space. that's a good call. >> they need it. >> do you know what i saw at coney island this weekend? there were kids dressed up because they're doing like a halloween fest. there and there was a little kid dressed up as not a gremlin. what's the nice one on gremlin? >> the nice gremlin. oh, like the furby looking one. the furby one before they get the water on gizmo. >> it was it [cheers and applause] >> announcer: "live with kelly and mark"! ♪ ♪ today, actor and author,

thomas to last for months. doctors in gaza, walnut hospitals are overwhelmed and short staffed medicines and beds with newborn babies amongst the most valuable patients. and we'll hear from industry the mother whose teenage sons are amongst more than 200 hostages taken by how about 2 weeks ago.

after the couple arrived thomas began the brutal attack killing hundreds of people including her and taking her husband hostage and remains a hostage as their two -year-old son mourned his dead mother and kidnapped father. joining us now is his brother michael. we do not have the words to adequately create -- -- adequately express our sympathy for your loss. but these victims were not statistics or numbers that were real people so tell us about your brother and sister-in-law and what type of couple where they? >> they were one of those couples who were always together. as you can see from the pictures they are always smiling and enjoying life. just trying to have fun and live life. unfortunately it ended. >> trey: any word at all on your brother or any indication of where he is being held? >> nothing at all. the only thing that we know is that they kidnapped civilians but we don't know anything else. not about where he is held. nothing. >> trey: and they had a two -year-old child? how in the world the family members left behind how do you explain to a child that his mother is gone and father is missing? >> that is the hardest part. how can you tell the child

but even if he does, his son will have an example of how to make the most of whatever life throws at you. garvin thomas bay area news. >>> the monarch butterflies have returned to the coast after years of population decline. they travel to the pacific grove monarch sanctuary, and these guys have been coming here at least once a year for the past 15 years take photos. the monarch populations have declined over the years, but over 3000 been covered this year by the pacific grove national history museum, a dramatic change after record lows in 2020, when the count was 0. >> it was dwindling, getting less and less every year. >> if you happen to be along the central coast, were told the best chance to see the monarch clusters is at 11:00 a.m. or on cold overcast days. on the afternoon or the sunny days, going to be floating around in the nectar beds. that's not the only place to see the butterflies. there are also monarchs in santa cruz and pismo state beach. and i think we have some pretty good monarch viewing days coming up. >> they could be fluttering around. we have more son on the way. that's the good

sons. we pay for the iron thomas.ut back in 1983, israel had a 280% debt to gdp ratio which was a disaster. 280%. we had 26% debt to gdp. host: mr. miller, to the initial point as far as the aid package, $14 billion for israel, for their assistance. talk about that figure and the support that the united states does give israel financially. guest: i'm not sure whether or not the caller was lamenting assistance in general. he seemed to be making that point. the 100 billion dollar aid package the president envisioned going to ukraine, that money remains here since weapon manufacturers are doing the manufacturing and purchasing from them. the assistant represents a fraction of our total gdp expenditures. as a general proposition with both ukraine and israel, i think i support the biden administration's broad objectives with regard to the need to defend like-minded partners and allies of the united states. clearly i think your discussion should be had. israel is a very rich country, it's gdp is among the top 10, 12, 15 in

thomas conrad, 34. michael r.dilauria. jason adam walker, 55. tricia asselin, 53. william a. young, 44. aaron young, 14, his son. robert e. violette, 76 and his wife leucille, 73. william frank brackett, 48 years of age. keith d. mcnair, 64. just have a moment of silence, thank you. thank you for that. truly appreciate it and appreciate that for the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, however, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last names so certainly no disrespect intended if in any way i screwed up the pronunciation. so to move on, i would also like to address the numbers of the victims that we -- that i confirmed with the number 8 and i will tell you miscommunication on my part, i was wrong. in talking to our detectives, we had a list for people that had been identified and family members that had been notified. it's also a separate list that involved a family advocacy and whether they had been plugged into that. all 18 of those victims, everybody that we listed here today, everybody has been identified and their families have been notified. so we are in contact with them. i would expec

thomas ryan conrad, 34. michael deslauriers ii, 51. jason adam walker, 51. tricia c. asselin, 53. william a. young, 44, his sonron, 14, and robert violette, 76. and his wife , lucille violette. william frank brackett, 48. keith macneir, 64. >> remember them all. that is it for this hour. i am alicia menendez. i'm going to see you back here later tonight, six pm eastern, four "american voices". >> nobody could find her and her phone was off. >> yet to start working worst-case in areas. >> did she jump off the bridge? >> i was just shof

jay patel says his son, 30—year—old balram patel, was given unsuitable treatment. when he was discharged from st thomasay they're bracing themselves for the worst winter yet, expecting to hand out more than a million emergency food parcels. one of the uk's main foodbank providers, the trussell trust, predicts more than 600,000 people will need their support between december and next february. let's take a quick look at the tubes now. today's weather — starting off dry and cloudy. but heavy rain will move in from the south later in the afternoon, along with stronger winds. a top temperature of 16 degrees celsius. that's all for now — there's plenty more on our website, orfollow london on the bbc news app. back to sally and jon. bye—bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. at least 500 people are feared dead after in an explosion at a hospital in gaza. both sides in the conflict blame the other for the blast. let me be clear, the idf does not target hospitals. it's a sensitive site, it is a humanitarian site. we do not target hospitals. joe biden is on hi

thomas ryan conrad, 34. michael deslauriers ii, 51. jason adam walker, 51. tricia c. asselin, 53. william a. young -- william young, his sonh macneir, 64. >> remember them all. that is it for this hour. i am alicia menendez. i'm glad to see you back here later tonight, six pm eastern, four "american voices". "the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle" starts now. starts now. >> good evening. i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters, here in new york city, and we begin this evening's broadcast with breaking news. robert card, the man suspected of killing 18 people in mass shootings in lewiston, maine, has been found dead. officials held a press conference within the last hour. here are the highlights. >> like many people, i am breathing

thomas missing a spent his entire career studying consciousness. he also believes that somebody, eventually i will attain sentients as a small as a sort of to be a moment kind of to we just purpose son's house. first of all, we currently don't have a theory of sentients up. and we can only decide if a system is sentient on the basis of a theory. but if some of those machines were to develop their own theory and say to us, listen, you don't even understand your own consciousness or sense letting me explain it to you. according to my own theory, i have greater consciousness than you and i. then we'd start floundering heights. yeah. guns wouldn't be on swim. com, but this is, yeah, but that's a big office. demanding somebody from the machine that we can't even do ourself is a button. this, you have to land system proof of essentially just a people feel them to fee toward it. in other words, consciousness is a social phenomenon which we ground to each other. for thomas mats and consciousness means being able to imagine the wall. i'm to perceive one's own place within it. so it's clear to me that i have consciousness proving it and someone else remains a challenge. central credit services,

thomas ryan conrad, 34. michael r deslaurier ii, 51. jason adam walker, 51. tricia c asselin, 53. william a young, 44. aaron young, 14, his son.e violette, 76. his wife, 73. william frank brackett, 47 years of age. keith d mcnair, 64. just have a moment of silence, thank you. thank you for that, truly appreciated. we appreciate that for the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, however, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last names, so certainly no disrespect intended, in any way, screwed up the pronunciation. to move on i would also like to address the numbers of the victims that i confirmed earlier today with the number eight. and i will tell you, that is miscommunication on my part, i was wrong, in talking to our detectives, we had a list for people that had been identified and family members that had been notified, also a separate list that involved family advocacy and whether or not they had been plugged into that. so the reality here is all 18 of those victims, everybody that we listed here today, everybody has been identified and their families have been notified, so we were in contact wit

thomas ryan conrad 34. michael r the lauria. the second 51. jason, adam walker. 51. trisha see astle and 53. william, a young 44. aaron, jan 14, his son. robert, violet, 76 and his wife lucille by lat 73. william frank bracket. 48 years of age. keith, the mcnair, 64. just have a moment. think. thank you for that. truly, truly appreciate. and we do again, appreciate that to the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last name? so certainly no disrespect intended in any screwed up the pronunciation. so to move i would also like to address the numbers of the victims that that i confirmed earlier today with the number 8. and i will tell you, that's miscommunication. on my part. i was wrong. been talking to our detectives. we had a list for people that have been identified and family members that have been notified a separate list that involve a family advocacy and whether or not they have been plugged into that. so the reality here is that all 18 of those victims, everybody that we listed here today, everybody has been identified and their families have been notified. so we a

son or daughter could have. >> reporter: where we're reminded our leaders are only human. but these walls have also upheld a stain in stained glass. tributes to confederate generals robert e. lee, thomas and their flag. they were removed in 2017, and this past week their replacements were revealed. >> i couldn't miss it. i wanted to be here to witness it. >> i've never seen anything like it. so i'm like, wow. >> reporter: it's a celebration of the black experience. a still image that captures the kinetic energy of protesting in the pursuit of justice. >> it's pretty brilliant. pretty bright. >> it's glowing. >> reporter: it's the work of renowned chicago artist cary james marshall, whose pieces can go for millions. his price for this? $18.65. a nod to slavery's end. >> i think these windows simply announce themselves to the passer by in a way that most windows in the cathedral don't. >> reporter: also unlike the other windows here, there's a wheelchair, no faces and -- in a church you're so used to looking up at the windows and seeing white skin. and seeing black skin here, it's almost like you need to do a double take. >> i don't think these windows exclude anybody. i think the activ

mean to justify my unhappy son, but i pray that a man of letters should not be caged with lowest felons, wrote sullivan went on to hint that there was something mentally with thomas door and this in the family letters do survive. this shows up periodically that was it was door unstable. randolph replied four days later, stating that he had visited daughters in jail. randolph showed door his father's petition and recommended that he take an oath of allegiance to the president government in order to secure an release. the idealistic door, though, refused, according to randolph, dore considered a martyr to a most important principle. it impossible to help one who was not willing to help himself sit in the door to the door, see if he would eventually be released. in 1845, his incarceration must get the law. not a party did not consider became a huge issue with. the presidential election of 1844 and indeed in many quarters in the north. the tagline became polk, dallas and door doors imprisonment was used used as a rallying cry for democrats and democrat would win that election. it's a pivotal election in american history. james would emerge victorious over henry clay.

what happened when she left her firstborn son far away, probably realizing she would never see him again, and she might have died of a broken heart. host: so thomasefferson never met sacagawea? guest: he did not. host: did she play a big role in these journals? guest: no. she was mentioned, and she actually saved the journals one time when their boat flipped over and her husband could not swim, and she was the one who gathered the journals, got the things that were floating away. at that point, they named a nearby creek after her, called the bird woman creek, which was their understanding of her name. host: and stephenie ambrose tubbs' other book is called other lessons from the lewis and clark trail. with this be for fifth or middle school? guest: i think so. i approach to this whole story is that this is a story for everyone and one of the leading scholars of. -- lewis and clark said every generation rediscovers this story, and it is 225 years later and we are still learning new things and still teaching this story, and kids are so busy asked about learning about this. host: harold from fort oaks, north carolina. caller: hello. earlier we were