vernon. but i'm sorry, but the war too was a time of terrible loss again for martha and she lost not only her sister, nancy, and she did write to her. brother in law a verbal basset and say, i'm after nancy's death and say i must own that she the greatest favorite i had in the world. and i think this was this idea of, friendship and friendships comes really startlingly. the papers many the papers here are to be found elsewhere, but it's when they're together and the focus is on martha that you really see how they they gel together. and, of course, forth of her children. jackie dies in the hour of victory. he's not an officer, but he's in attendance at yorktown and dies of camp fever. and and martha is at the lowest ebb. washington couldn't have been more more, more keen to console her and. but jackie is left out. a wife who's sweet but a bit of a and four children, thankfully for the park custis estates there's a son and but there are three daughters and so we find when inevitably after a per

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that caused a few people to, especially some of the older women, to say, "well now, vernon johns was here with his..." verboseness, shall i say, "and now look here, here we go again." - if you look at montgomery in the mid-1950s, we have the perfect storm that sort of happens in montgomery. and i say storm, but i mean that in a good way. - there is a confluence, of a number of people and events that occur and come together at the same time that's a bit uncanny. like joann robinson, who has been in montgomery as a professor of english at alabama state, and she joins the women's political council and she becomes president of the women's political council. - attorney fred gray getting his law license and setting up a practice here in montgomery. - he pushes the montgomery improvement association to not only boycott the buses, but also, to litigate and to sue the bus system in the wake of the brown v. board of education case. - (dorothy) judge frank m. johnson is appointed to the middle district of the federal courts here in montgomery. - professor james pierce, he is going to talk to hi

will vernon, thank you.risals by loan sharks is stopping many vulnerable people for asking for help, according to a new report. coming up on the bbc news channel... a new nationwide policy introduced in german amateur football allows transgender and non—binary players to choose if they play in men's or women's teams. bbc sport travelled to berlin to see the policy inaction. a new trial run by the football association says grassroots referees feel "more confident" and "safer" if they wear bodycams during matches. it comes after hundreds of amateur referees in england told the bbc they feared for their safety on the pitch. around 100 refs have used the bodycam equipment since the trial began in february. jane dougall has been to see how it's working. afternoon, lads. so obviously, i've got the body camera on today. so what will happen if i need to switch this camera on, i will announce i'm activating the camera. in the first of its kind in the world, sophie wood is one of 100 grassroots referees taking part in

but first, to moscow with will vernon. tells with will vernon. mike more about darya trepova. darya trepova. a lot of developments here today, we know that darya trepova, 26 years old from st petersburg, was detained today in connection, on suspicion of involvement previously posed by bombing, an explosion in a cafe in st petersburg that killed vladlen tatarsky, as you mentioned. it is not clear at this stage to what extent darya trepova is considered a suspect, and we have heard from the russian national anti—terrorism committee, they released a statement claiming that ukrainian intelligence agencies planned in this attack. and that it was carried out or in some way linked to people involved with alexei navalny�*s organisation. that was a slightly surprising addition to the statement but as you remember, alexei navalny russia's most famous opposition leader, currently in prison in russia, serving a long prison sentence on charges widely believed to be politically motivated, and his whole network that he used to have come his organisation is outlawed in russia is extremist. we

the question was did vernon jordan try to help bill clinton out of this impeachment? the answer i think is known i'll tell you why. i talked to bill clinton directly about this. because i asked him and confirmed he gone to hillary clinton convince her not to leave bill after he admitted the affair to hillary in 1998. and i said is that true? he said absolute gone person i could trust is the only person that she respected enough to have that conversation. and i said let me ask you something, did he know about the relationship you have with monica lewinsky? such that he is getting her job to get her out of town. he said i never talk to any of my closest friends about my relationship with women. for two reasons, one is that i was ashamed in the second was a did not want to implicate them. i was very, very careful to never talk about those kinds of matters. his closest friends are probably two or three other people i can think of. i don't think they intentionally obstructed justice. i think in many ways very positive i think he gave a very good advice on personnel. i thin

vernon baker was a lieutenant in the 92nd infantry. he took out three machinegun positions and led a battalion chge through headed through heavy fire and enemy minefields till the allies captured german stronghold the mountains of italy. in april 1945, he demonstrated extra heroism, even though it took the army 50 years to recognize that fact. when i favorite quotes from baker, he said i was an angry young man. we were all angry, but we had a job to do and we did. there are other troops are profiled in the book, including the man four marines were at the battles of jima and saipan, the 761st tank battalion who fought for. 160 days consecutively across four major campaigns, including the battle of the bulge. they're nicknamed the black panther tank battalion. and, of course, the tuskegee airmen were the well-known black troops during the war. but of course, most black troops are not in frontline combat roles. and so one of the things i try to show in the book is that the roles that black troops played behind, the front lines, were equal

vernon wayne howell was born to a 14-year-old girl. and, was raised with a lot of uncles and stepdad. but, he never wanted for food or attention. we can understand when people have problems how it might affect them. this does not mean we have to also believe it was inevitable they became what they became. peter: how many children of david koresh have survived and why so many? jeff: david koresh's children, most of them, died in the final fire. that was delivered on his part. all told, he fathered 23 children. by just about a dozen women. he said that the bible quoted that the lamb shall spread his seed. so, the lamb of revelation cannot be jesus, because he did not have children. so vernon, the lamb, had to have children. obviously, he could not have those with just one wife. and, these children of his were really old souls being born again and when the end times came, they would be the magistrates of the book of revelation. they would help rule over the new kingdom of god. three of his children were out of mount carmel by the time the

compiegne, fontainebleau, chartres, and vernon, which is very close to monet's garden at giverny. are good options. for example, in chartres, you have the cathedral. in compiegne, there is the memorial of the first world war. but to my mind, if you want to be at the centre of the action, you should stay closer to paris. for example, there is chantilly, which is only 25 minutes by train from paris, and which also has a castle, a park, where you can learn to cook the famous creme chantilly, and it's closer than competition, for example. following our feature on european rail travel last month, it's clear that many of you are organising your own adventures by train. mike and kate got in touch to say: well, i'm also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass, and let me begin by saying where i won't be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats the purpose, which neatly leaves austria, germany and, in particular, switzerl

artis won't accept it because he >>> sara had to take care of some business, so it's just me uncle vernon, and darren to lan this plane! an esteemed photo competition honored a german artist for an image that some call haunting and beautiful, darren! >> but the man who supposedly took the pictures that he tricked everyone! he revealed that it wasn't a photo after all. >> well, this image is by boris eggleston, and won a top prize from a sony world photography awards. it is two women! it is dark and a little moody but boris ended up rejecting the award, telling the judges that he had been a cheeky because th photo wasn't really his! it was kind of an a.i. generated piece of work! >> so it's a brave new world now, vern. he had several images made. he said he did it to find out of competitions lik these are really ready to handl the surge of a.i.-created images. isn't this a story of the times? boris said that he wanted to start an open discussion on a.i. in art. i think the discussion has alread started and we will have it whether we want to or not. >> so he enters this contest, h wins, but

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in that dress, you have 5 seal scoff, actually because you quite a lot for making the vernon you have one foot here and you can see that this, it, a scarf is not the same than this one. so that means that each piece will be all unique here by the again, this one would be different. scave. it's hard to tell this jacket was once a tower one motif present in all her collections is a little crescent, moon bahrain, sarah, prince. it on all the fabrics. she recycles her name recognition sword after stars like u. s. american singer beyonce celebrity, kylie jenner and british singer songwriter at dell. we're scene wearing her creations. madonna's daughter lord took the motif down the runway is always al, when celebrity dress a garment that you make, i just think it made sense for people to, to dress these moon pattern. it adds something of the 2nd skin, all. so it's, it's quite militants. and asking people cell dads and at the same time it's, it's min minutes and, but he's not aggressive. so and not really feminine. so you see must often yeah, often women dressing the dispatcher even guests a

lemme when he walked vernon coleman, we get water from far away. whether not, this village has no water. we fetched drinking water from the pool area, about 10 kilometers away. and once we fetched water, we go looking for wild fruits in the bush along the took while river. yeah. only there the while at the knuckle, by the gunny. ah, i old like the work of the no, yeah. i thought a dog of the why did well, so risen. we're hearing some very dark things on the other side that these food insecurity malnutrition, and may be under nutrition. where do even begin to resolve this? a good question, the debate on climate change, sometimes i said a professionally bit that only serves the needs of a few clinical people or, or ames to gain and profit from this kind of a bit. because if this debate was meaningful, then this debate would be translated into the local people's lives. so i want to ask the people who are sitting at the back then maybe you can help me. ah, can they remember the last time a local leader came a sat be them about climate change? if they c

in that dress, you have 5 seal scarf actually because you quite a lot for making the vernon you have one foot here and you can see that this is a scarf, is not the same than this one. so that make that each piece will be all unix who buys again, this one would be different. scoff, it's hard to tell this jacket was once a tower one motif present in all her collections is a little crescent moon. about in sarah prince it on all the fabrics. she recycles her name recognition sword after stars like us, american singer, beyonce, celebrity kindly gender and british singer songwriter adel, we're scene wearing her creations. madonna's daughter lord took the motif down the runway is always out when celebrity dress a garment that you make. i just think it made sense for people to, to dress these moon pattern. it adds something of a 2nd skin all. so it's, it's quite militants. and i think people fell dad's and the same time and it's, it's been in an been minutes and, but it's not aggressive. so and also really feminine. so you see most of them ah, yeah, poor for women dressing the dispatcher eve

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our correspondent will vernon in moscow has more. statement that has come in from the russian investigative committee, which is russia's version of the fbi, and who have been investigating the blasts last night in st petersburg. a short statement saying, "in connection with the explosion "in the cafe in st petersburg, employees of the. i'm just translating this, sorry. "employees of the investigative committee, together with other "services, have arrested, or have detained, darya trepova." so, that 26—year—old woman from st petersburg we were talking about earlier, again, we don't know to what extent she is a suspect yet, but she has been detained, it seems, by the russian authorities. what we do know is that, last night, an unidentified explosive device detonated in the cafe, killing vladlen tatarsky, the prominent military blogger. and several russian media said that, just before the blast, vladlen tatarsky was passed some kind of statuette, which the explosive materials could have been hidden in. you might be thinking, "why is thi

the bbc�*s will vernon has the latest.nd russia where they keep their dissidents and spies. we've heard this week that even's lawyers have finally been able to see him, via a statement from the wall streetjournal, his employer, we have heard that evan is in good health and he is grateful for the outpouring of support from around the world and obviously they continue to call for his release. us embassy still hasn't been able to consular access to evan and secretary of state antony blinken said that evan was wrongfully detained and that his department is working on an official classification, because wrongfully detained in the us state department is a formal term at that kicks off a broad government effort to secure his release. and you will remember that earlier the heads of major news organisations including the wall streetjournal and the the wall street journal and the bbc the wall streetjournal and the bbc signed an open letter reject those allegations from russia that evan is a spy and calling for his immediate release.

vernon and severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 a.m. new thunderstorm watch for portions of illinois, northern illinois to chicago, which we will update. here is the severe storm threat again for the afternoon into the overnight. for some areas, this is a cold-moving cold front and could see potential for severe threat, heavy rainfall and issue that flooding from texas to louisiana and mississippi. the cold side of this storm, the blizzard, close to three feet of snow within the past 24 hours for south dakota, wyoming, nebraska. and we've got the snow on the ground and gusty winds. blizzard warnings are in effect. as the storm exits, snow on the ground and blowing winds, it will be impossible to travel. blizzard warnings for dakotas wisconsin and minnesota and an ice storm warning. tornado watches and warnings we'll keep you up to date. if you are in storm-warned areas, tune into fox weather and we'll give you the latest. >> ashley: former president trump is back at mar-a-lago this morning after pleading not guilty in a manhattan courtr

simon yates and mark cavendish failed to finish, but ethan vernon got his second race win of the seasongeneva on sunday. what a thrilling day at the crucible — defending champion ronnie o'sullivan is out of the snooker world championship at the quarterfinal stage, and what a day for the belgian luca brecel who put him out. mark selby and john higgins were also in action in sheffield. hazel irvine sums up the days coverage, she's alongside john parrott and sean murphy. hugely significant day at the crucible today, the defendant champion ronnie o'sullivan will not be winning an eighth where the title of this year at least because john and shawn, two world champions were watching, the unbelievable performance from luca brecel among the first time he got past the first run since 2012 and he was blind today. run since 2012 and he was blind toda . ., ., ., , today. he got a lots of encouragement - today. he got a lots of encouragement from | today. he got a lots of| encouragement from a today. he got a lots of- encouragement from a below today. he got a lots of— encouragement from a below par

live now to our correspondent will vernon in moscow. up to date, events are moving quickly and this last hour. the suspect has not been named, talked about the significance of that. —— has now been named. it is that. -- has now been named. it is not clear who _ that. -- has now been named. it is not clear who was _ that. —— has now been named. it 3 not clear who was behind this killing, butjust recently the russian interior ministry have added a 26—year—old woman from st petersburg, darya trepova, to their federal wanted list, she was named by several russian media as a person of interest in connection with this bombing. we should say she has not been named as a suspect yet. it doesn't say why she is being sought, but russian media have linked her as a person of interest. what we do know is that at last night an unidentified explosive device detonated in the cafe, killing vladlen tatarsky, a prominent military blogger. and several russian media said that, just before the blast, vladlen tatarsky was passed some kind of statuette which th

influential, with half a million followers on the social media platform telegram. 0ur correspondent will vernonand the suspect detained. darya trepova, a 26—year—old woman from st petersburg, was detained today by the russian authorities on suspicion of involvement in this is a's explosion. as you say, this was the blast that killed vladen tatarsky, the military blogger. you mentioned again those reports that indicate that he was given a statuette shortly before the explosion that killed him and wounded dozens of others. we should say that it's not clear at this stage to what extent darya trepova is considered a suspect in the incident. this russian police have released some footage in which she appears to admit that she took the statuette to the cafe, although the bbc can't be sure that she wasn't under duress when she made those comments. but we have heard from the russian national anti—terrorism committee. they released a statement saying that ukrainian intelligence agencies planned the attack, something kyiv denies, and that people were involved that were linked to alexei navalny. you will

speaker, i rise today to recognize lee vernon neube jr., a veteran of world war ii and a longtime resident of detroit and michigan's 12th district strong. he's celebrating 100 years life. he's a united states marine corps veteran who served from april 1, 1943, untillian, 1946. he served and was wounded durl world war ii, where he was one of our courageous mountford point marines and one of the people that was barrier breaking, becoming one of the first african-americans to enlist in the yates marine corps. he fought against prejudice anjos tillty while serving our country. mr. neube jr. serves as a member of the mount forth point marines chapter and was awarded the highest civilian award in the nation under president obama. commend me in commending mr. neube jr. for his outstanding service to the nation on his 100th birthday. with that i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: i rise today to congratulate christy griffiths arnold on her appointment to the cattleman's beef research and promotion board. christ

when the revolutionary war started in 1775, he left mount vernon and led the continental army withoute going home, he was gone perpetually for six years, trying to keep that effort going, which is really quite amazing. we look at him as the ultimate founding father, and i think most people would make the argument that had it not been for his stubbornness and keeping that small band of patriot soldiers together, particularly in the first six or seven months, they could easily have fallen apart. that aspect of it i came to understand a lot better. susan: so the i-95 corridor from philadeplhia to new york. many new jerseyans identify themselves by what exit they live off of. what was your experience like? neil: i focused on this place called cranberry, which is a fascinating town on exit eight a. i spent a good morning there, i met with a bunch of historical people saying it was the best preserved 19th-century town in america. it is spotless. the freeway is right there. i was fascinated by the place, because you have this perfectly preserved, 19th-century cranberry, and right on the edge

smilie foundation, a scholarship fund in his honor and a tulip garden named if his honor in mount vernonon where they grew up. the very last time they saw ethan was at a parents weekend at the university of idaho seven days before ethan and the three other college students were killed last november. ethan's mom says getting through the upcoming mother's day will be very tough as she continues to mourn the tragic loss of her son. >> one day i was out walking by myself. i was crying so hard. i just -- it is just whatever and i happened upon somebody and i thought they were going to call 911 on me. i was like it's okay. just having a moment. >> the defense attorneys for the accused killer are now set the interview bethany funk. the defense attorneys wanted her to attend the june preliminary hearing. instead she has agreed to meet with the lawyers in reno, nevada where is reportedly living. >> the other roommate who slept through the whole thing is the focus of what we're talking about right now. 21-year-old bethany funk. she may have slept through it or seen or heard something. we don't kno

throughout, theyould be these banner ads, if you will, featuring places in the local communities such as vernonhakey's is oh station or that the next wound -- or the lounge in harlem, some coffee shop or tea shop or eatery. this is the sort of revenue for. and it made it successful, and gave him the ability to distribute it to more locations. writing in these ads was really 14. there was also a letter in the green book where victor talks about the importance of advertising and taking out ads because many of the black businesses in their that he was trying to entice did not have the revenue or chose not to allocate the revenue towards advertising. he wanted to convince them that advertising in the green book would increase their business. the business that came their way. it is a very interesting situation. but my understanding is most of the businesses that heanted to advertise with did not have the capital to do it. >> to spot -- two small facts before you move on, it was great. >> it was green and that changed over the years. eventually he was able to put images on the cover. >> how big was i

vernon. governor, always great to talk to you. thanks for the quality time. >> brian, thank you.e care now. >> brian: coming up saturday night 8 kellogg not going to be date night for you. one nation. great guest on fox news channel, have interview with jorge since he called out president biden after his last match last weekend. remember? >> you take that you know who let's go brandon [bleep] out of power and replace him. >> talking politics and he will talk more with me about that and put a shirt on or we will both tactical them off. president biden makes a big announcement. i wonder what that is? a little bit later "primetime" flies to the unfriendly skies. >> if you wanted to talk to me about being [bleep] >> because you are yelling. >> so is the baby. i will bless those who bless you here in israel and across the former soviet union there are thousands of destitute, elderly jews who are alone and in need of basic food. ramzia is a holocaust survivor. she keeps saying my refridgerator is empty. she's embarrassed to ask for help. their need as you can see is extremely urgent. r

library is adorned wit priceless artifacts from eisenhower's five star helmet, to the deed for the moun vernone in washington. he also happens to have an audit craft copy of mein kampf and hitler's place settings an linens some people collect -- others fork over millions of dollars for nazi relics they were caressed by a hitle himself. teach their own. a big digging further into the third reich memorabilia late this show, which he says i only about preserving history. what i want to emphasize is th theme that binds all of thes for stories. from tennessee republicans expelling their progressiv counterparts, to the texas governor obliterating -- and trying to parted a right-wing killer. and the judge taking it upon himself to a supreme court justice ignoring basic judicia ethics the american conservativ movement has all but completel abandoned the norms -- in these are four separate stories. the one story of lawlessness brute authoritarianism this week was a reminder tha if you're a black lawmaker where a woman in need of medication, don't expect conservatives to give a da about you. do you know