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the see, alison, had been a graduate of wheaton, wheaton, maryland, john f. kennedy high school, just a year when the washington post reporter came to the school to ask about her. he went to the front office as he was required to do, and when he asked for any information they could give her, give him about allison, they didn't have much to say. they pulled out her hire file, gave him a copy of her grades, her sats scores, left him see the letter that her guidance counselor had written on her college application, it said something like, alison is a very mature young woman. but really, nobody remembered anything much except how pretty she'd been. and even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her, because already the photo you are seeing her heckle graduation photo had made the papers by then. not that anyone really at john f. kennedy high in wheaton short have remembered to. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did, to a place like kennedy high, trailing along behind her father as he pursued his corporate career. her dad had been hired by the westinghous

of wheaton john and wheaton, maryland john f kennedy high school. just a year. when the washington post reporter came to the school to ask about her. he went to the front office as he was required to do. and when he asked for any information, they could give her give him about allison. really didn't have much to say. they pulled out our file gave him a copy of her grades of her sat scores. let him see. the letter that her guidance counselor had written on her college application said something like alison is very mature woman young woman. but really nobody remembered anything much. except how pretty she'd been. and even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her because already the photo you're seeing are high school graduation photo had made the papers by then. nothing anyone really a john f kennedy high in wheaton should have remembered alice and krause. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did. to a place like kennedy high trailing along behind her father as he pursued his corporate career. her dad had been hired by the westinghouse corporation in clevel

discussed exchanging prisoners of war and increasing ukrainian grain exports. millions of tons of wheaton mays are still stuck in black see ports when i corresponded mathias building, i attended the news conference that followed those talks in the v. ah, yeah, there were 3 main topics. basically. first topic was, as you have mentioned, the nuclear power plant ends up or asia, a zalinski and also the un secretary general, who cherish called for russia to withdraw its troops from there to demilitarized basically, a power plant and the u. n. has said to cherish has said that you and would be ready to start emission by the i e, a, the international atomic energy authority to that power plant from key if, if there wouldn't, would be an agreement on how they would proceed across the front line. there was a, were talks also about speeding up the grain shipments this great deal that has been closed by these 3 people who are or by, by the 3 sides that will be presented here, plus russia. and there is the hope that this can be sped up, that more green can leave you cranium post than is actually doi

if the dale and extra dying dozens of suspects wanted on terrorism charges in turkey. beside foss, wheaton has only hung a diver, a single turkish convex. if they think that by extra adding ordinary criminals to turkey, they will make us believe that they have fulfilled their promises. they are wrong. nobody should test turkey. back in june, sweden and finland agreed to extradite dozens of alleged terrorists to turkey and exchange for ankara, allowing the nordic countries to proceed with bad bid to join nato. the suspects wanted by turkey, alleged to plotters and kurdish militants. however, the only person handed over by sweden so far, had already been convicted on unrelated charges on to him in the studio to discuss these development developments. it's finished journalist and political unless you put the code in. thank you so much for coming in today. it's lovely to see. so what's your take on why sweden and finland are failing to comply with turkey demands? yes, no. this memorandum which was made in madrid, it's an open chick for turkey to, to basically demand what ever it wants and does

suit, he was walking like this, you know, such shorts and t-shirts, on the t-shirt it was written wheatonuse something, some kind of t-shirt not from the krakow bazaar, but he was walking he is like the same last ragul, i tell you how i don’t know from whom i would have met him somewhere, i would have just thought on the street well, poor man it is obvious that only all candy has money and then for the cheapest what is more, the new owner wears second-hand clothes it means that you protect nature, because you give new life to things that someone liked there served their time, well, man has never had a taste for something. well, what he sang there, it was always something worn out by americans, mostly from somewhere else. that's good. we'll end it with him . let's continue with him later halyna kut from the deputy of the kharkiv regional council to contact us in kharkiv is not quite easy and calm ms. halyna good morning to you good afternoon good afternoon congratulations ms. olena you are not with us in person with your phone therefore turn on now optimistic flow and they gave the light a

in which he said that putting his open to negotiation such act after actually meeting with boots. wheaton may think, i mean that there is a ground at say to think that moscow really wants to have some kind of talks and that this respect abraham is of course, the best candidate to be mediator since rushes fully out with israel. iran is pretty much the only global leader and definitely the only natal country leader who is still on speaking terms with lighting or put in so yes, why not? maybe they will discuss something tentatively, although i think that even though they do, it will be put on the table straightaway after this meeting that usually takes a bit more time and are, and i wanna get a bit more about the interesting role that turkey plays here. it's been walking a political tight road when it comes to the war in ukraine, and on the one hand, it's not supporting international sanctions against russia, but on the other, it's delivering drones to ukraine. how do those 2 pieces fit together? will take it from the very onset of the complaint is always argued as being in a very difficult

so i'm originally from illinois about 45 minutes outside chicago town called wheaton.t's where wheaton college is base that if you're jokingly jokingly referred to as the harvard harvard for christian colleges. ah, yes. i i assure you are our book club grand puba. he actually has a fez jeffrey ball stayed along. he's a huge chicago guy. i'm sure he knows. what you're talking about and where you're from, that's very so are you a white sox fan cubs fan bears fan even worse. no, not really. aishka again like new york anything, illinois chicago related and not generally a big fan. it's bad. i remember i grew up in the detroit area and when my brother lived moved to chicago it was one thing then when he started his family, i remember when his front son was born i remember, you know going to celebrate with me. congratulations. you have a son. here's my curse for you. he's gonna grow up a bears fan. and it's true it came true. yeah, maybe i mean they were good at one time, but that was before i was born. so oh, yeah, exactly typical bears fans. just wait till last decade. yea

joe wheaton is their trainer. >> it takes tragedy that we saw at uvalde or several years ago at parklandk at all of their options, but if schools are including firearms as part of their safety plan we want to have them access to the absolute best training. >> reporter: shortly after the uvalde school shooting, ohio's governor signing a bill allowing teachers to be armed with a gun after 24 hours of training. in denver, public schools adding 1,200 cameras to school campuses. the school system in madison county, north carolina -- >> that's why i've decided to arm all of my school resource officers with an ar-15 rifle. >> reporter: but not everyone agrees on the idea of guns in a school setting. fueling a heated debate. some groups like the national education association strongly oppose. >> any time there's a call to arm teachers, a distraction to focus on the real solutions which is common sense gun legislation, to ensure all students, educators, and families are safe in our schools. teachers were trained to teach, care for students, not to be caught in a gun battle in a school. >> reporte

just outside of chicago for wheaton college our book club grand cuba he is a huge chicago guy.'m sure he knows exactly what you're talking to where you're from. are you a white sox fan, bears and even worse? illinois chicago my move to chicago is one thing. here's my cursor for you. as far as barbara. >> typical bears fan just wait when you drinking tonight i'm a little red wine going here because i don't have anything with me rightht now. we'll get water were good but. >> we will power through this. we will power through this. >> the check in the box for me, larry. this is something i've got to do. >> people need to know what i walk into the town hall offices you can hear everybody sort of hold their breath and inhale. i'll swing by every couple of weeks but it's so obvious they're in the presence of a legend. you show up at in the afternoon. >> i consider that a good day. >> christ i have no idea. in.ust comes he just comes in whatever he wants to precook something storm is the only person that can area.the all right. you're going to into the book. we are about what led up to

only wheaton's for you and some bugs. so that in mind agents from the bush administration armed have decided to attack the famous amos miller, an independent farmer t in the old amish village of bird in the hand, pennsylvania found out the hard a way. the feds say amos isn't adhering to regulatory requirements for foodto production. again, not enough endocrine disrupting chemicals. you're notui using gmos. so with that in mind, federalhe agents raided hismi farm demanding he stop farming, him with three hundred thousand dollars in fines. an amish farmer, amos miller, says he's farming in accordancen with his religious beliefs. eshe's providing food for 4000 people in what he calls a private food club. it's really a shocking story and we wouldn't know about it if it were not for jeremy loffredo, who works for rebel news. he joins us tonight. jeremy, thanks so much forrd coming on this story. it's kind of hard to believe they're going after an amish farmer. who are they exactly a? we have the u.s. marshals service recently

. >> a courageous question hear from cheryl wheaton who is watching us from brussels. she said she is 37 years old. she too old to become a war correspondent? [laughter] >> i was in my 40s but is covering it so no. >> i was older than that going to southern turkey to cover syria. i was. make it's hard to start at 37. so if you are a journalist and now then you're probably fine for if you're just becoming a journalist at 37 maybe not so much. you probably should've started as a war correspondent. >> a question from debra kayden. have you returned to the war zones that you covered to see how life has changed? jessica said she would like to go back to afghanistan. >> yes i went back about ten years after the war had started. there's peace in that sense and everything, the situation is still a bit of a mess. and lots of corruption. it is not in great shape, not in great shape at all. >> i go back a lot. i've been back a lot. the first few times i went back and help me get rid of my jitters. with the ups and downs in cambodia, and with the vietnam i find it reminds me it's

. >> a courageous question here from sarah wheaton who is watchingus from brussels . she says she's 37 years old and is she too old to become a war correspondent ? [laughter] >> i was in my 40s when iwas covering it so no . >> i was older than that going to southern turkey to cover syria. i was. >> i think that it's hard to start at 37. so if you're a journalist now , then you're probably fine but if you're just becoming a journalist at 37 80 not so much. you probablyshould start as a war correspondent . >> a question from deborah king. have you returned to the war zones that you covered to see how life has changed? jessica said she would like to go back to afghanistan, one of the 30 months? >> i went back to sarajevo i guess about 10 years after the war had started and of course, there was peace in that sense and everything but the situation you know, the balkans is still a bit of a mess and lots of corruption so anyways, it's not in great shape. it's not in great shape atall . >> i go back a lot. i've been back a lot and the first few times i went back it helped me

. >> so from illinois about 45 minutes outside of chicago, wheaton college is based out of their and jokingly referred to it is that harvard colleges. >> yes, i am sure that about club grant about actually says that jeffrey, he is a huge chicago guide i'm sure he knows exactly what you are talking about him where you are from and so real white sox and stock senators and. >> no not really. unlike new york, anything illinois chicago, not generally a big fan. [laughter] >> i remember i drove in the detroit area and my brother lived or moved to chicago, he was one thing and the when he started his family remember when his sonon was born, i remember going to celebrate with him and gradually and trent and you have assented here's my for you as we grow up and is true. >> enemy there was one time but that was before i was bored. >> exactly to typical peers man, just wait until the last decade exactly all right, what are you drinking tonight by the way and i have little red wine going your. >> you know you have anything with me right now i have water. >> water. >> we will powerer through this