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and then, he got hurt in a wagon accident and could never work again. and so -- move the whole family to portland and started a women's newspaper and started campaigning for suffrage and then supported everybody. these women were made of stern or stuff, for sure. >> stern or than me, that's for sure. >> i have five children and i can't even fantasize about what they must have been -- >> mean either. this is a very specific question about the homestead act and acreage. could men and women equally qualify for that 180 acres? >> it was 160. >> 160. and for a couple was that doubled? >> it depends on where you were. in oregon, in 1850, the nation land claim act was actually seen as a sign of women's empowerment because a single guy could only get 160 acres but a married man and his wife could get 320. she couldn't get it on her own. but as a couple, they could get 320. mostly it was 160 acres. the homestead laws did not allow -- in a funny way, they revised against wives. a wife could not file her own claim separately from her husband. and so, in a way, it

her parents went west and covered wagon. she grew up on homestead.she married a homestead or when was like 14 or 15. she had her five or six children. they develop one homestead, they sold it. they develop another homestead and he lost it all in a stupid legal maneuver. nothing daunted her and then he got hurt in a wagon accident and could never work again. so abigail moved the whole family to portland, started up a woman's newspaper and start campaigning for suffrage, and some al-qaeda supported everybody. so these women were made of sterner stuff for sure. >> sterner than me, that's for sure. >> i have five children and i can't even fantasize what they must have -- >> me neither. just amazing. this this is a specific quesn about the homestead act and acreage. good men and women equally qualified for the 180 acres? >> it was 160. >> 160. 160. for a couple was that doubled? >> depends on where you were. in oregon, in 1850, the donation land claims act was actually seeing as a way, as a sign of women's empowerment because a single guy could only get 1

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lieutenant zimmer in charge and he was a very nice guy, basically the fellow in charge of handling the wagons, lumber, oversaw, various men taking care of and operating the horses, a very nice guy. everybody liked him but he did not know how to impose discipline. frankly, he just steamrolled right over him. he got in a whole bunch of trouble nearby, he got drunk, causing all kinds of motion. mps were involved, a lot of them, thinking back to the movie scenes you've seen, that was his battery. as soon as he was out, rolled over the hill so to speak but ultimately, may be only about a quarter of them were actually apprehended but everybody knew the folks who were involved in this stuff as he left when he came back, the enlisted men pretty much slide but there is a number of sergeants involved in this and he could not let them slide. there's a whole range, the one who cut the most was the denial of pay, they lost pay over this and that's a big deal. he got them back in the line but it's after the fighting and he let the men go but he couldn't let the sgt. go. never seen any account in his writin

anchor: president putin denies that the wagoner group -- wagner group represents the russian state inny way, is that true? that i a true statementsy becausehey are very clear links to the chain of command between the group and the kremlin. these were uncovered a few months ago by a bbc documentary onibya. it revealed the role of the group with orders fr the russian state between 2018 and 2020. the is less evidence in other theaters like the central african republic, but in syria in ukraine, the goals are strikingly similar to the kremlin. those cowansville silaritie asell as e smoking gun evidence in -- those coincidental similarities as well as the smoking gun evidence in syria. anchor: they are talking about an unprecedented raft of sanctions and brussels today in the event russia does invade ukraine. this is slightly off-topic, but is that a likely scenario? how likely does it look that ukraine wi be invad? samuel: i don't think it is that likely there will be a fu-scale iasion of ukraine. i thi russia benefits from stoking raisman ship, testing -- brinksmanship and testing western

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he was basically a fellow who was in charge of handling the wagons, oversaw the various men who were taking care of and operating courses in all of that. very nice guy, heckuva guy. everyone liked him but he did not know how to impose discipline. quite frankly the battery d just steamrolled right over him. a whole bunch of them got in trouble in the nearby town mps were involved. a lot of them when he rolled over the hills so to speak. he was apprehended but everybody knew who the folks were who were involved in this stuff. and he laughed, really when he came back the enlisted men pretty much slide number of sergeants involved in this stuff the one that cut the most was the denial of pay. they lost pay over this. that is a big deal. but it is after the fighting. he let the men go but he cannot let the sgt go. i have never seen an account in his own writings. and exactly what he said to zimmer. but i would imagine it was probably along the lines of some of the things that had his salty language. >> before he's even in charge of battery, right? he spent time before heading off to the b

. >> you go about the task of trying to get the work done and come across a wagon and think that's associated with a child somewhere, and did that child live? and so though thoughts just -- they overtake you, they overwhelm you. >> everything was just falling on top of us. >> reporter: huda alubahi was pinned under the rubble in her house with her two children in her arms. 3-year-old jha'lil died. she thought she had lost her 1-year-old, julius, as well, but he was untouched. >> and he cried, and then he just stopped. so at that time i thought he was gone. but he wasn't. >> reporter: more than a dozen children were killed in the storm. and during his visit today, president biden will be speaking with those who lost loved ones. he's not expected to give a formal address but will be surveying the damage and talking to local officials about the recovery. elise, the cost is estimated to be $5 billion across six states. >> heartbreaking for that mother and just all those families. laura podesta in mayfield, kentucky,thank you. >>> there are breaking developments out of hong kong. a major fire trap

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