and he's a busy guy and it's really when this guy, charles torrey, comes to town and the two of them meet that they find that they're thinking along the same lines they're tired of talking about how terrible slavery is and they want to do something about it. and crunk, in a concrete sense. and so they start organizing these escapes. and you know that there are several things that set, set escapes apart, especially the beginning. they were not just waiting people to decide. they wanted to to run. they actually approach and slave people that small would knew and say, you know, what are you doing on saturday night and which was which was actually a popular time for a successful escapes because there was a little more freedom on sunday and they weren't looking for you on sunday morning. so and so they were actually recruiting to run and the other thing was they weren't for the most part setting people off in ones twos. they were trying do it by the wagon load. and so, you know, repeatedly you read about a wagon load of ten, a wagon load of 12, wagon load of 1518. and this would be men wo

palm springs and torrey. those weeks were hard.ortant torrey is for me and driving by phoenix as often as i had to and knowing that i wasn't going to play there, it's definitely emotional. that's one of the things that i'm going to miss. i'm hoping that in the near future i can i can be back playing some of those events. i would certainly love to go back and play some of them. one of england's former lionesses, ellen white has been presented with an mbe for services to football. the striker — who retired after england won the euros in 2022 — was at windsor castle to receive her honour from prince william, who's president of the fa. white is still england women's top scorer with 52 goals and 113 caps. she said she had a chat with the prince of wales, who's a keen football supporter. we did speak about football. i asked him about aston villa as well. but yeah, no, he's been an incredible supporter of women's football for so many years since i've been a part of england and playing football. so yeah, it was amazing to receive it from h

i even ran into former 49ers receiver torrey smith, who knows a thing or two about winning the super bowl, because he's won two of them. >> when i was in with the 49ers, we were awful, terrible two years, but now you're talking about the way the organization has been built back, the only thing that's missing is that super bowl ring that is coming on sunday. i feel it. you talk about coach shanahan doing his thing. i think christian mccaffery is player of the year. brock purdy is playing at an extremely high level. >> reporter: we saw the bling before you even walked in the door. tell us about that. >> i got a couple rings, one philly, one baltimore. they're normally in the safe, bring them out for special events like this. >> reporter: nfl honors night, go big or go home. >> bring them out. it's like a fraternity, seeing a bunch of old teammates, just a great experience being here. >> reporter: one more time, the red and gold, the 49ers sunday? >> the 49ers, bang bang 9er game. >> reporter: i love the sound of that. those super bowl rings, pretty impressive, but if you look at the ri

air strikes against iran-backed militias in iraq, an isis launched a major torrey attack, et cetera, et cetera, and, of course, the war going on in gaza. he points out there are ten nations in some state of conflict, jordan, iran, syria, pakistan, the u.s., uk, iran proxies in iraq, lebanon and yemen, and four terror organizations, hamas, hezbollahs, houthis and isis. is a regional war now underway in the middle east? >> well, it depends upon the definition, but there certainly is an extraordinary increase in the amount of aggression that's occurring in the middle east. you have heard the administration say that they don't want a wider war. well, the fact of the matter is to deter a wider war you don't do that by saying that you don't want one or that you won't strike inside iran but by making sure that iran, who is behind the majority of the aggression in the region, understands that if they and their proxies continue attacks on u.s. personnel that they can then expect disastrous consequences. deterrence, michael, is achieved by instilling in the minds of the iranian leadership or o

we have not seen much job creation because of the tariffs and the retail torrey tariffs that other countries david: apart from the job issue, what about u.s. growth? what is the best rate policy to help the u.s. grow? michael: the news is that the u.s. is not overly dependent on trade compared to europe and parts of asia. our exports are 10%, 12% of our gdp. trade and imports, 25%. no huge impact on growth one way or the other but it does have an impact on the cost of living and inflation. when the cost of imports goes up here and those imports that people with lower level incomes are dependent on, they spend a high percentage of their income on imports must suddenly it is mike pence of four cloves -- suddenly it is more expensive for clothes. david: i know you are focused on the council on foreign relations and what is going on in israel with hamas and gaza. there might be some hope for some sort of relationship with the u.s., israel and saudi arabia that the prince is interested in trying to do something with israel. is there an upside? president trump did have a record with there cords. m