and ellen as a master. and william as a slave. it really becomes all the more important because you asked before how they planned their journey, and they were supposed to go from macon to savannah by train and then savannah to charleston by steamer and it was supposed to be one shot from charleston all the way up to philadelphia there was supposed to be a steamboat going that way. but that doesn't happen and instead they have to take this really intense long journey with many more stops and they have to constantly improvise their roles. susan: what other aspect of their escape, you said william carried a gun? how is an enslaved man able to find a gun? ilyon woo: that is an excellent question, that was one of those moments when i was researching when i it just took my breath away because they don't mention having any kind of gun in their own written narrative. in fact there is a lot they don't say in their story. these things will come up and really turn the story a whole new direction. where i found this was in the late 19th centu

williamson's was a young man by the name of hamilton. -- william's enslavers was a young man by the name of hamilton. whenever william worked on top of that, he made an arrangement with the cabinetmaker so he could earn his own wages. he had to work a full day and have all those wages go to ira hamilton but -- ira taylor and then he could keep the other wages he earned both at the cabinetmaker shop and the hotel which i think is also key. hotel is basically where people are going in and out, traveling. that is another place he could have up information about how to move. turning to ellen, she was a few years younger than william. what is your lineage? >> ellen was the daughter of an enslaved woman named maria -- she had a really close relationship to this woman. they were both enslaved by ellen's biological father whose name was james smith. james smith originally had a house in clinton, georgia. that is 12 minutes away from downtown macon. they eventually end up moving back to macon. james smith has a legal life in his household and they have a number of children and his wife, eliza smi

doctor andy williams is a _ treating football players. lionesses and premier league players. he says it is notjust differences in physiology. same make the most powerful thing is that, hitherto, women have been treated as second—class citizens. they haven't received the input of coaching and strengthening and conditioning that the boys do. i think there is an inequality that we need to deal with and many women are able to play high—level foot bass and for because they are skilful. there is urgent calls for more research on how to prevent women suffering a similar fate to chloe and take the field this world cup. notjust for them, but for the millions of women and girls that have taken up the sport. you can find out how they get on on bbc one tomorrow. it kicks off at 830. england against the last 16 of the world cup. for details on all of that and today's stories you can go to the bbc sport website as well. for myself and the whole team, thanks for watching. hello there. there have been some hefty showers around today, but on the whole it

this is the third such incident, 11 days ago presidential candidate william a was assassinated last monththe mayor of the city. a terrible accident in pakistan killed 18 people and injured 13 as a result of an accident bus caught fire after colliding with a van parked on the side of an intercity highway in one of the eastern provinces. those who were saved severe burns in the van were transported in a barrel of fuel, which caused a fire that took the bus captive the forty-seventh international exhibition for the wholesale of light industry goods bti 2023 will be held in minsk, leading belarusian enterprises and foreign companies will gather at the same site on october 25 to showcase clothing and knitwear fabrics and accessories shoes and haberdashery textiles for the home, as well as the latest equipment for their production , business deserves special attention during the exhibition a forum for industry professionals with a rich business program involving authoritative speakers and the most significant industry experts by the way , last year's exposition was attended by more than 60 comp

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a number of 3. this visit of williams lie. it's happening at a, at the back dropped off of the unusual time when the us china relations are extremely delicate. which means that the us government is believed to be using lie to correct trouble an additional headache for china. so when you say how likely is the peaceful, the unification. what this is, as i said, is always be a gen a, but uh, let's see. i think as long as the us china relations managed properly, then they shouldn't be much trouble in taiwan. the tie, one issue is purely being corrected and managed and used and taken a voltage off by the us and it's handling was trying. those relations are, you know, the us has this official policy of strategic ambiguity when it comes to the taiwan issue. but in reality, we know the us reacts quite differently. why do you think the us is so invested in taiwan? is that quest for independence and to what extent do you think washington is willing to go to support taipei ultimately? well, let's be very clear about it. i think festival t

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that means there's potential for tornadoes tonight william a know there have been a few on the ground already. later tonight it moves off the coast, but we're still going to see coastal beach erosion for sure, and still the threat of tornadoes especially across the low country there, north carolina all the way through the south. that's the area we're most concerned with, because these storms are rotating around the center itself. every storm that rotates from the ocean on to land can cause a tornado to form. now it's nighttime, they're harder to see, you have to watch the radar, keep your phone on so you know what's going on. >> chad myers, thank you very much. we'll of course be back with you as the night progresses and things develop. just in to cnn we're getting report of flooding in the city of charleston, south carolina tonight. i want to bring in charleston's emergency management director ben elmquist. er this thank you for being here. water levels in the harbor exceeding what they expected. it's now 9 feet, the highest ever. what can you tell us about that? >> we had exceptiona

a 43 year venus williams beat a top—20 player for the first time in four years with victory over russia'smetova at the cincinnati open the former wolrd number one turned back at the cincinnati open. the former wolrd number one turned back the clock putting on a perfomance that shows her standing as a seven times major singles champion. williams fought back from a double break down in each set to eventually win 6—4 7—5. she will play china's qin—wen zheng or belarus' aliaksandra sasnovich in the second round hoping to win back—to—back matches on the wta tour for the first time since 2019. that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome back. you're watching bbc news. more now on the breaking news this hour about another apparent data breach. norfolk and suffolk police say that the personal information of 1230 people, including victims of crime and witnesses, was included in a freedom of information response issued by the forces. but more on this as our correspondent mark labelle, whojoins this as our correspondent mark labelle, who joins us from the newsroom. talk me through exactly what h

a huge scale. it would actually william wish i could have a she could only get the core. i could invest in him with a to spell. you may need them to avoid it next to a vehicle or what? oh, nice variety of truly for be here until i'm with, with sending the horse there. i'd be he on there. oh, it is anywhere near you unless but a she william william is me and it's a good a total ocean. what that really, what all this means and yes, he was, are you still that i'm with a to is he or she hutcher and i'm here by your session or just what you were yet. i'm with you. yes, there with them. you don't know that there was a engine. okay. so must be somebody in the budget. are you ready for some folks to know what really the 1st session was in the room we sessions during instructional you can the criteria was this let's get you to look into some a some of the you, when you formulated this, she's a little still go to i'm going to assume extreme dice does include christian just jumps the finance scope at the school's asking yes or no. no, no they you're watching the video producing way

it was a great moment in time. >> a "sunday sitdown" with michelle williams, plus another "life well all a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with that deadly crash involving u.s. marines in australia. it happened as the united states military was taking part in joint training exercises there nbc's meagan fitzgerald joins us with the latest details. meagan, good morning >> reporter: willie, good morning to you what we know at this hour is that 23 u.s. troops were onboard a v-22 osprey aircraft when it came down on melville island, include is jus north of darwin, australia three marines have died. at least 18 others are injured including five in serious condition. those five marines have been rushed to a hospital on the mainland while recovery efforts are under way, and so is the investigation into what caused this aircraft to crash u.s. officials say these troops were training in exercise predators run, this is a multinational exercise, and the largest led by the australian army, in the northern territory this year. some 2,500 troops from the u.s., australia, the philippines, and

the city was defended by units from the red armies. 10 spiteful cool williams, a tank company, a regiment formed of as tony and flat fee and workers with support from coastal attend a re, a vision of the baltic fleet. 3 fortification lines were hastily built on land, but when it's completed in time, despite the soviet soldiers fortitude of heroism, the enemies still have significance, numerical, and technical superiority. on august the 27th, the supreme headquarters gave orders for the fleet and garrison to relocate. the crunched out and letting grad going that same day, the notes, the storm, the city provoking 5th street battles. the evacuation began in those extreme conditions the following day. more than a 100 ships, 67 times both and support vessels loaded with people and cargo. again, a perilous voyage to crunched out across the mine laden gulf of finland. the. busy the enemy was waiting just north of the 2 men dependency left for the ship, trying to make their escape show batteries, torpedo boat send 50 kilometer along mine fields that they'd be late in june. the ships came under a

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carl: for more on the situation, i spoke earlier with olie williams, a journalist from yellowknife who already evacuated out of harm's way. thank you so much for joining us, especially under these circumstances. i understand you've been able to flee these fires. just bring us up-to-date in terms of what took place, what happened, and how you are coping. where are you now? >> i am now in a small village called fort simpson, about 630 kilometers west of yellowknife. probably sounds like a huge distance but it really isn't. this territory is twice the size of france and has 40,000 people in it. vast scales we are talking about. this is essentially three communities left of yellowknife. this is the mckenzie river behind me. yellowknife under a full evacuation order. we came out here a day before appeared to be frank, the writing has been on the wall for days that wildfire would pose a grave threat. carl: what were you seeing that led you to think i better get out of here even a day before the official evacuation order takes place? >> i have a website covering the northwest territories. i w

oh, it is anywhere near your own us, but a she william william is made and it's a good a total. oh sure. what that really, what all this means in yes, he was, are you still that i'm with a to is he or she hutcher and i'm with you by your session or just what you were yet. i'm with you, your the wisdom yet the just the only engine. okay. so must be somebody in the budget. are you ready for some folks to know what really to this session to sure there's room we session training session you could try to was this legit you to look into them or some of the stuff over so was the you when you formulated this she's a little still go the much it was issued a session who christian just jumps the finance school at the school's asking yes, no, no, no they you're watching the video position right now. it pushed out. assume oh, so a noise as you come to the last of which is set to go and continue the geology less we're going to issue much to a for the area of decisions or your strategic histone goodrich. i'm not sure which way to or just regular to pick up by the wise unit to for sure. the wha

a selection. and if you don't want your houses to come tomorrow and make you spit on the graves of your ancestors leonid nikolaevich let's not pretend to be napoleon darling shantar williams is a guy, yours, who is semushkin shot in the apartment by semushkin himself, from whom you made the killer, isn't it too big a price for your ambitions? are you on me like that? i told you to know, i don’t know where my volodenka is, that you became attached to him. i'm his lawyer. mama mama, what did they do? what's wrong with that shot? who did you shoot? shut up went to the room quickly. the poisoned banker decides to run away from his new boyfriend, how he will blackmail her, and how she will fall into a deadly trap. in continuation of the investigation program is based on real events today at 20:00. bank with cashback up to 25% open for free in the ozon application of the bank without you. i don't see the white light, where are you, my light. there is a situation when you can only save a large portion of tenderness, tender chicken breast fillet, crispy breading, tomato salad and special sauce. try the novelty and end it's hard not to notice the legendary alpha-bank credit card w

let's bring in ali williams, a journalist with cabin radio based in yellowknife who has evacuated to by village. thank you for being back with us. more evacuations underway. some taking place by air. what can you tell us about the way the government is trying to get people to safety? >> it will be the only option if the fire keeps encroaching further toward yellowknife. there is just the one road south. one lane in either direction for about 400 miles, 600 or so kilometers. virtually no infrastructure to get people out by road. air is the only other alternative. it means 20 flights today. the military adding flights on top. scheduled flights are still getting out of the airport. a lineup of people at the school and a bus to the airport. that system is operating as well as it could. even to the point they were crying out for more people to get into line because some flights were having to wait because they were not full. it is hard to tell if others got bored of 12 hour lines yesterday they decided to leave, or if people managed to get other routes out of the city. it is hard to know w

a u.s. postage stamp. for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang. williamof our hidden histories series on our website, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. remember, there's a lot more online, including a look at who the top candidates are in the republican field ahead of the first gop primary debate next week. that's all on our youtube page. i'm william brangham. thanks for spending part of your evening with us. good night. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." >> consumer cellular. this is sam, how can i help you? >> this is pocket dial. i >> with consumer cellular you get nationwide coverage with no contract. that's kind of our thing. >> have a nice day. >> the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the "newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contribution

william: a final rule on silica dust exposure is expected next year, but would be subject to reversal administration. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in central appalachia. amna: since the supreme court struck down affirmative action in college admissions, questions remain over how this will affect students moving forward and who will be most impacted. the court sided with plaintiffs who argued race-conscious admissions discriminate against asian americans. but how do asian american students feel about the loss of race-based college admissions? let's hear first from some who support the decision, and then those that oppose it. >> i was overjoyed with the decision. i believe that the supreme court got this right and that affirmative action needed to go. obviously, this doesn't guarantee us entry into any college we want. but what this does guarantee me is that i know that everything that happens is not because of something i can't control. and if i don't get in, it's because i could have just worked harder. it's because i should have studied more, not because of something th

and by lloyd university, if you williams a lot, then transfers them to a sub system in order to sort out the larger particles procedure that's not as simple as it might sound. this is, are placed in a vibrator device which shakes up the contents over a period of several hours in order to ensure a strict separation of the compass it elements. it's only the tiniest particles that the researcher is interested in. over in the adjacent lab see mount archival and her fellow chemists are developing a new biodegradable synthetic material. assuming they're successful. the aim is for it to one day be tested in a composting facility. almost i'm not in the facilities in this region and the composite for 2 or 3 months, so it should be possible to complete the d compose at biodegradable, paula and precisely that timeframe. quite finish up about that because the team is constantly working on new methodologies in the process of discovering new insights . they want the data they collect with their cutting edge instruments to help them devise a kind of plastic that does not break down into minute skil

bisa williams, thank you indeed forjoining us this evening. ecowas has activated ad onto its power and should ecowas deem that that is needed. do you support that use of force? i personally think that that is the most important instrument that ecowas can use as a last resort. they're using the justification for that is the potential for contagion in the region and that is why they have this force on standby. they have used that is the justification as well for closing the borders, shutting off the electricity. are you concerned about that? i think that, rather than say it's the worry about contagion, they also thought it was within the charter that ecowas states had decided to support democratisation in the region, so the imposition of sanctions and the other instruments in their toolbox that they had to use were sort of messages to send to militaries or other people that would try to overthrow democratically elected governments. there isn't another way for these states to try to show a collective point of view. and so i think you have to acknowledge that and i thin

so it's empty it's, it's a williams, a level of quite a bit of c folder countries, actions by referring to us approval bites of, of the hoss reaction, amazing, or even after the ocean release. the united states, for example, expressed its position that it is satisfied with japan safe, highly transparent and scientifically justified process. in this context, we would like to convey to the chinese government these voices of the international community. sure, sent home theater, but even the us who said it's satisfied with japan's ocean discharge plan has actually reduced imports of agricultural, forestry and fishery products from japan over the 1st half of this year. as has been reported. you may ask us what they are concerned about. well, been telling you to include your thought earlier, mike calling, you know, neil spoke with the china policy exploited thing to gal who says us a face to face as opposed to this issue with japan vacantly trying to pay download regions, grave environmental concerns. now, one of the us government is doing is really contradictory itself because the agricultur

it doesn't need to be a tool just to stop all kinds of development. william the law isn't doing what it set out to achieve. >> people say it has a 99% effective rate meaning 99% of the animals listed under the act have not gone extinct. but only 3% of the animals that have been listed have actually been recovered. that was the intent of the endangered species act, recovery. william: clark says blaming the law for the severity of the current extinction crisis is misguided. >> it is going to take a while to bring them back. it's not a light switch to flip on and off. by the time the endangered species act is brought into play, the species is oftentimes in real dire straits. william: that's why environmental law professor robert fischman says the federal government needs to go further than the endangered species act. >> it's cheapest and easiest to conserve species before they decline to the point where they're in danger of extinction. what we really need is to extend the safety net beyond the endangered species act so that -- william: this year, a bipartisan bi

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cat, a new pull measures the favorability of world leaders. prince williamr that tops the list followed by the ukrainian president. i wonder why? chief justice roberts. dr. jill biden and king charles. missing from the list, me. >> sorry. i get the prince william thing actually. because he is a prince. but then he is bald because that makes him relatable. dimmick if he had great hair people would hate him. >> he is a prince, but just like me. >> he is bald. what do you think of the list? >> [ bleep ] not one person in that top five did anybody ever think about ones today. this is ridiculous. you pick the ugliest one. that is the guy that everyone likes? that is a lie. that is an absolute life. it is completely reversed. i hate polls anyways. i am pretty sure this was done by someone in england. just so happens probably somebody that prince william owes a favor too. he's the only member that goes places and never ever gets recognized. but he is so popular. tell me one thing he did that you like? give me a quote from the really cool awesome prince william. i w

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bisa williams, thank you indeed forjoining us this evening. ecowas has activated ade niger should the military faction continue to hold onto its power and should ecowas deemed that thatis and should ecowas deemed that that is needed. do you support that is needed. do you support that use of force? i’zfe that use of force? i've personally _ that use of force? i've personally think - that use of force? i've personally think that i that use of force? i've| personally think that is that use of force? i've - personally think that is the most important instrument that ecowas can use as a last resort. ecowas can use as a last resort-— ecowas can use as a last resort. , . , resort. they are using the justification _ resort. they are using the justification for _ resort. they are using the justification for that - resort. they are using the justification for that is - resort. they are using the justification for that is the potential for contagion in the region and that is why they have this was on standby full up have this was on standby full up the views that is the justif

a few pictures. i've talked about william still. i've talked about the abolition society that was there in and he was the secretary of the vigilance committee of the abolitionist society. and this is a picture of where operated. and of course this is just a map showing you the location of boston new bedford, always on the waterway. these important port areas that not only brought the ships in but created an environment and communities that help to protect and support the the freedom seekers. and then finally i wanted you to see in on these are some points of where would settle and of course in some cases they would back to this country after the civil war in hopes of finding freedom. finally here in america. and so i wanted just to conclude our discussion with hoping that you will take the time to read more about this incredible subject on the underground railroad and. hopefully share your this information with people in your community. so thank you all so much for attending this class and i look forward to our next session and thank

china condemned the visit calling william a separatist a troublemaker. we being provocative by having the taiwan vp here? >> anything that hasn't been done in the past is provocative. also you have to look at what the chinese have done in military exercises over taiwan they haven't done that in the past there making a lot of motion that they would be able to go to war over taiwan in a war with the united states. meanwhile the united states mistaken support and encouragement of the ukrainian were in the pursuit of the war don't settle don't fight, the center of the administration acknowledges internally that ukraine is a ghetto when this period were making big mistakes of the problem for the u.s. whether it's iran or ukraine. were taken our eye off the ball and the real problem is china that's a strategic trip to the united states and our continued peace and prosperity previous daca come from all these countries, it's good to come from china. stuart: kt mcfarland figure for being here. we will see you again soon. the republicans going after the president

in the last hour i spoke to 0llie williams, a journalist with cabin radio based in yellowknife, who hasby village. air will become the only option at some point if the fire keeps encroaching further and further towards yellowknife. there is just the one road south to the rest of canada — it's a small road, one lane in either direction for about 400 miles, 600 or so kilometres. it is a huge distance — there's virtually no infrastructure to get people out by road. so air is the only other alternative, and that means 20—plus flights today, the military adding extra flights on top of that. there are still some scheduled flights getting out of the airport, as well. a line—up of people at the school and yellowknife, then a bus to the airport, and get them out that way. as far as i can tell, that system is operating about as well as it could so far today — even to the point, in fact, that they were crying out for more people to get into the line because some flights were having to wait on the tarmac because they weren't full. it's hard to tell if that's because other people got so bored of 12

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even less but a she, william william is making an attempt at a total ocean. what that really, what the various means. and yes, it was useful that i'm would to, to dish you know what she had showed which you buy your 2nd largest. but you might yet, i'm with, you know, if there was some, you don't know that there was a engine. okay. so must be somebody in the buzzer here. so my memory serves this session to sure there's room we system showing instructional criteria. was this uh, intuitive. sure. to look into a single school focused on the journey informed me that this she was still a go the much it was issued extension quarter christian attempts to finance scope at the school's asking yes or no they you're watching the video producing way to get pushed out assume also a noise. this is the last of which is set to continue the piano. jewish way, i'm going to issue a match. so for this this is ginger strategic, histone goodrich. i'm not sure which way to just regular to pick up by the agent to for sure thing. i need them the same as long as you want to sony's. it'

right now there's a ton of negativity, right? but williams has noticed a positive sign nobody talks about anymore. remember he was negative when everyone was positive. what's changed it all comes down to of all things the money supply. back in 1964 an economist named burl sprinkle published a book called money and stock prices where he analyzed the relationship between the change in money supply and action in the stock market he concluded since world war i get this the dow jones industrial moves systemically with changes in the money supply now, that's not perfect. but this is a seminal text and we don't talk about it enough. from an investing perspective he made a pretty persuasive case the money supply was the true determinant of both economic growth and inflation that's definitely not the whole picture, but changes in the money supply are certainly important. how important? i'll show you how this methodology works. larry ran the numbers on the relationship between the 12 month rate of change and m2 which is measure of money supply in black

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william: seems like a very small fraction.t is a very small fraction because it is not the entire universe. this is just what we were able to find. a lot of states do not monitor or even if they do, they are not going to share with us. and then of those 25 -- of those 20, 5 doctors lost their licenses and only one had his license revoked which is the ultimate nazi. william: how do you --the ultimate penalty? william: how do you explain that? lena: there's over one million licensed physicians in the united states and they are regulated by state medical boards. each one is different. they are covered under the acts in their states. and they are historically underfunded, under resourced. they have to be the ones who give you the license in the first place. they have to do all these other mundane tasks. they don't have time to monitor social media. and in most cases, the complaint process only darts if there is a complaint filed. somebody has to file a complaint. and then finally, these boards are made up of doctors and may be pub

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we'll be discussing a topic close to william's heart. as a run in occasionally on this subject veganism and some concerning perhaps, but not necessarily surprising news for the vegan community. the vegan meat company beyond meat has said its sales have collapsed by nearly a third in the second quarter of the year as its customers looking for customers are looking for cheaper alternatives rather than rethinking recipes beyond rethinking their recipes beyond meat directing blame meat is firmly directing blame to the cost of living crisis. yet why would vegans want to pretend that they're eating meat? this has always puzzled me, william. i can understand why people may have moral why people may have a moral objection even to i don't, objection even to meat. i don't, but understand why. but if you but i understand why. but if you do , why do you want to pretend do, why do you want to pretend that your tofu is a lamb cutlet ? >> well, 7- >> well, i ? >> well, i think it's partly because people don't want to feel that they're totally isolated.