i am still linda cathere nobody. lisa: a dna test came back, giving her more information than she'd ever expected: a strong match to a family called kelly. her aunt's reaction gave her the next piece of the puzzle. linda: and i just said to her, i said, "i do know one thing, though," i said, "i'm a kelly." and there was dead silence, and the next thing i heard her going, "oh my god, oh my god." she said, "i don't know how to tell you this," she said, "but he's a catholic priest." lisa: linda's aunt revealed how father joseph kelly was a great family friend back in the '60s. he'd often visit the house and take linda's mother and her sisters on picnics and day trips. a romance blossomed with linda's mom, who was nearly 20 years younger than him. linda: they said he was a nice man, but they said he was a charmer, and he knew exactly what he was doing. when i found out who my father was, the stigma became even bigger again, and i remember thinking, "i can't tell anybody. i now have to carry the secret." i realized from--

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her interest overlap with linda 's. she is the author of three also celebrated, also prize-winning and celebrated books. liberties exiled, american loyalists in the revolutionary war. won a national book critic award among other awards. edge of empire. live culture and conquest in the east from 1750 to 1850. and the dawn watch, just a calm ad in the global ward. my copy of the gun, the ship, and the pen just arrived late last week. since it is already abundantly clear, throughout the book linda covers the gulf between aspiration and achievement. how is it the constitution's, which are documents so deeply associated with emancipation in peace, how is it that they have so often been produced with imperialism, war, and violence? we learned very quickly that that is not so much a paradox as it is a causality. linda also reminds us that constitutions do not simply an act, they also nayeri, they tell a story about a nation and people. here now to pull out some of the threads of these very many stories. some of the underlying

what flow my linda's secret when it comes to longevity? power from the deep could all oceans satiate our future energy meets and droughts in kenya, when it comes to fighting climate change and to creativity. no rain for months kenya is suffering from historic levels of drought. the soils are too dry to cultivate grain or vegetables. cattle lie dead in the arid step plans. 2000000 people are at risk of starvation in kenya says germinate, organization, very toner, heifer to blame global warming, the over exploitation of natural resources and widespread deforestation. aid is urgently needed, but so our ideas, ideas for how to make it possible to survive in kenya's dry regions in the future. our reporter, tobii imagine tyler went to kenya to find out more. the music and festive atmosphere soon attract the crowd. this safe pony theatre group is performing to day in vermani in southern kenya. the play is about every day hardship, environmental issues and climate change. it's called me on go that means decades in swahili or google. holla, go home

a korea in greece. ali astra inside dina. costa rica nicola peninsula and loma linda in california. all have very high numbers of people living far longer than average. what's their secret? meat jane peel 103. james ho 82. and christine ho, 85, they're old and they're in great shape in loma linda, southern california, that's not unusual. oh oh, jean peel swears by a healthy diet. she's never smoked, and she's been te total. all her life. people are killing themselves where they're eating pep, their or their lifestyle is killing them. she's a member of the 7th day adventist church, a protestant denomination, its members believe and clean living and advocate vegetarianism. this hello message is not our religion. it's that they call it a right hand help because lot of people won't listen to religion, but they'll listen to health. jane peals late husband was a doctor. every one in her community make sure they drink a lot of water and exercise every day. they also believe in a day of rest. this community began and the early 20th century, when adventist pioneers opened the sanatorium, her

not all of the residents of loma linda are elderly. it's a multi generational place. james ho used to coach the son of his badminton partner, who 30 years younger than him. it makes it active in michel o gall palm more forward. he said those with relaxing okay. the young people, the more saw that it makes me and also wants to move with them at home. the walls are decorated with james hos many metals. now $82.00, he still takes part in competitions in the senior category and usually wins. but the couple also feel that a long and fulfilling life is about learning to savor the moment. both of us, we retired early enough if, if i take it easy we do i just and now money to leave on and, and see the will and enjoy. i keep the sabbath, i go to church and sing. ok, volunteer. right? they don't pay me, but i volunteer to help. that makes me happy because i can share my talents with people. oh. voluntary work appears to be another secret to a long and happy life. oh oh, as is the sabbath, the day of rest and worship? every one here follows the church as rules and adheres to its

people like on a linda. she doesn't profit from rising wages because she's on a government pension. this means her disposable income remains unchanged while the price of living climes she's had to adjust. my is how can i can buy expensive food? i need to look at the price, especially better. the price differences can be quite large. but i don't want porridge without butter, my weight, my, the harpoon and a linda says she's trying to eat less and use as little electricity as possible. ah, she hopes that prices will go down some day. in the meantime, she's left to tighten her belt. well, you've probably heard of sniffer dogs, highly trained animals that can detect legal drugs and other contraband in australia. some dogs are now being trained to add a few cents to their repertoires. u. s. b sticks. microchips, even cellphones. the idea is to combat cyber crime. in the drawer, good girl, well done. this clever dog has learnt a new skill using her incredible nose to sniff out a usb stick hidden in this training room and cambra. it doesn't take her long to find it inside a coffee machine.

people like on a linda. she doesn't profit from rising wages because she's on a government pension. this means her disposable income remains unchanged while the price of living climes she's had to adjust. my is how can i can buy expensive food? i need to look at the price, especially better. the price differences can be quite large. but i don't want porridge without butter, my weight, my, the harpoon and a linda says she's trying to eat less and use as little electricity as possible. she hopes that prices will go down some day. in the meantime, she's left to tighten her belt. and as her shell, thanks for watching, awe, death threats, illegal dumping, destruction of livelihood. an indigenous tribe in brazil, fighting for the right to exist. the land of cody bona is legally protected. but the state does little to curtail illegal loggers and trespassers. now the carry puna are suing the government, global 3000. next on d, w. a level the tylen times of crisis, bread and gasoline. high prices, full fuel, and staple foods are a button on the world's population, hunger and poverty threaten

people like on a linda. she doesn't profit from rising wages because she's on a government pension. this means her disposable income remains unchanged while the price of living climes. she's had to adjust my soccer and i can buy expensive food . i need to look at the price, especially better. the price differences can be quite large. but i don't want porridge without butter. my weight, my, the harpoon total and a linda says she's trying to eat less and use as little electricity as possible. she hopes that prices will go down some day. in the meantime, she's left to tighten her belt. and as her shell, thanks for watching, ah, in good shape, to stress over extended period, it can be detrimental to our health with breast also has a positive effect. if we can learn to live with more tips on in good shape. next on d, w. m, confronting the past and argentina in from 1976 on the military, who's on killed tens of thousands of opponents. the children of the paper tray just have found the collector and, and now coming to tom's with a trauma together with the children of the victim, my father,

our correspondent killian buyer reports fit a para, with a warm greeting under linda invites her next batch of guests into the museum where she's working no stick. i like to honda, the 78 year old former artist speaks for languages and has a deep interest in history. may be on that on summer, but she's not here by choice. rising living costs have driven her to pick up a summer job posted e car. he not the every price increases. scary in a sense. i have tried to live frugally so as not to give myself even greater fears than the price increases already create. so this job is very necessary. the picture here to there to go in and work around. prices have been on the rise for months across the u. the warn ukraine isn't helping but it's estonia that ranks above the rest. inflation rocketed to over 20 percent in may 2022. the countries building industry has been especially hard hit higher energy costs and the effects of war sanctions have made building materials grow more expensive on these workers are constructing a 150000000 euro building complex in talent center. it's price has risen sig

people like on a linda. she doesn't profit from rising wages because she's on a government pension. this means her disposable income remains unchanged while the price of living climes she's had to adjust. my is how can i can buy expensive food? i need to look at the price, especially better. the price difference is can be quite large. but i don't want porch without butter. my weight, my, the hartford little under linda says she's trying to eat less and use as little electricity as possible. ah, she hopes that prices will go down some day. in the meantime, she's left to tighten her belt. and that's her shell. thanks for watching. ah ah, small acts can inspire big changes. meet the people making you go africa. joined them as they set out to save the environment. learn from one another and work together for a better future. ah many thoughts do you all for choosing it? eco africa. next on d, w. o. this is sweet diabetes business, diabetes and lucrative disease affecting millions. the cost of treatment has risen tenfold in recent years. and this despite falling production cost. will a cu

his mother linda worried about his poor— to do. his mother linda worried about his poor health _ to do. his mother linda worried about his poor health and - to do. his mother linda worried j about his poor health and wants to do. his mother linda worried i about his poor health and wants to know why he hadn't been released as part of the prisoner exchange. you would think _ part of the prisoner exchange. hunt, would think they would say, they go, he's no good to us, he's half dead and let him go. they didn't, they let him die there and i want to know why they let him die. why did they let him die?— why they let him die. why did they let him die? paul urey was held by pro-russian _ let him die? paul urey was held by pro-russian forces _ let him die? paul urey was held by pro-russian forces in _ let him die? paul urey was held by pro-russian forces in the - pro—russian forces in the self—declared republic of donetsk and accused of being a mercenary. but he had type one diabetes and other chronic conditions and his captors said

linda knew more. a secret about her daughter-in-law. >> and you thought, what? pegye faked her death? or disappeared deliberately? >> uh-huh. >> coming up, pegye's secret. what was it? >> she stopped me on the stairway and said, i have to talk to you. >> when "dateline" continues. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> a brilliant pacific ocean sunset closed out day three of the search for pegye bechler. and even though pegye's family and friends tried to remain hopeful, reality was slowly starting to set in. and it was painful. >> at this point, you didn't think she was alive anymore? >> i kept thinki

a korea in greece. ali astra inside dina. costa rica nicola peninsula and loma linda in california. all have very high numbers of people living far longer than average. what's their secret? meat jane peel 103. james ho 82. and christine ho, 85, they're old and they're in great shape in loma linda, southern california, that's not unusual. oh oh, jim peele swears my a healthy diet. she's never smoked and she's been te total. all her life. people are killing themselves where they're eating pep, your, your lifestyle is killing them. she's a member of the 7th day adventist church, a protestant denomination. it's members believe in clean living and advocate vegetarianism. this hello message is not a religion. it's that they call it a right hand help because lot of people won't listen to religion, but they'll listen to health. jean peals late husband was a doctor. every one in her community make sure they drink a lot of water and exercise every day. they also believe in a day of rest. this community began and the early 20th century, when adventist pioneers opened the sanatorium, here it be

we went through all of the twitter, you know, accounts from linda sanchez. we went through all -- looking into any of her statements. nothing on this. i also spoke to a couple members on congress on the republican side who have had death threats and they told me no linda sanchez never came to their defense either. the congressional baseball game, it is not because all these guys and gals are great baseball players. the whole point of this is to team build and sort of present an idea of bipartisan ship to the country. boy do we need it now. thank you linda sanchez for showing classlessness and bipartisanship at the game. >> you went full scale investigative 60 minutes. >> the brain room is a smart group of people here working at fox news and help us research topics. >> no one has ever flipped the bird at me even though they are smart. here's what i'm wondering. you would think there would be some sort of corroboration over what happened at this baseball game? it is not a sold out crowd; right? everybody has a phone. somebody would have said yeah, i did hear s

linda. no, i'm with us on linda. the how do i still have the manual or a a, moaning little one with a legion internet, new lung cancer. i'm going back to her room. i was wondering, i know with a what a, how did you not have to have a good idea? i smoke progress might affect my parents. my challenge, i wish i had the nobler mid it man. his name is elizabeth at the mouth, but anyhow, we robin of o. oh, come on over to our homes. i do go to the let the go to the ha. no model. yeah, no, no, no, not at all over the data. and i want you to show our little, my little are little bit boy at the the bulk law, the idea. okay. that they're trying to get with with a new one. well, it didn't work. oh it with a lot of on ago. ha slow la la la la la la la la la la la to win. love, i hold on college as that. our law that doesn't go go below that. maybe we'll go we'll have a little a little bit of a little follow for something like that. with all of the above. you come again that i am the cup and i hope the headless with us. i looked

the gum will love the lady that isn't an idol with this isn't the the glove linda proclaimed. let me know when it mesheena daddy will canada and i have what about and let us launch out them. dollars that they were on that are going to follow the other label, the more uses daughter, olivia serrato hotel or celeste hill at alpha, alina sarah, in the left, one a lot of little cabinet in it on a day, nobody long the low ahead of the had a middle and i said i had to go to court now but the mechanical part was from mr. having said that i had a his, the had, i will willow, glenn or . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 2 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 2 2 2 2 with with with with me, with the addition i my little but to 100. move it up to talk other. we've actually been fighting with a little deal with home a lot of course the aqua that. mm hm. does he owe about isn't the whole what is it a little cooler than normal and her mom a little do you know i'm with us at home, linda now, and i still haven't heard from you in a, in a morning at all a new a lesion region. to revenue into the computer, i'm going back to out a 100

i'm gonna not only from on a little day, no, i'm with us on linda. and i still haven't heard from you in a, in a morning at all a, a lesion is interactive. i love my computer. i'm going back to hard run with a, with a what a, how did you not have been to i don't know how this might affect my parents. my challenge that we should i dunno what made it when isn't it, isn't it a bit at the mouth of barnett that he had only wanted in ovalo the model volatile an hour from july to low, double the lid, the go to the ha. no model. no, no, no, not at all over the low data now. well me, i used to star the little my little, our little dead boy at the the bulk law, the idea. okay. that they're trying to get with hello good. with a new one. it was a very good. uh huh. what. what? oh, it was a rough one ago. hm slow la la la la la la la la la la la to win. love, i hold on college as that. our loud that duncan and go go below that. maybe we'll go mother, i believe that a little a little follow for don't get a lot out with all of the above. yeah. come again that are a

linda, st. clair shores, michigan. democratic caller. hi linda. caller: hello. good morning. good morning. i have more of a question for people who believe the election was stolen. in 2016, donald trump said the election was rigged. he won. in 2020, donald trump said the election was rigged and he lost. i would like to know what viewers feel which one was rigged. host: rick, hayward, california. did you watch? what stuck out to you? caller: i watched all nine episodes. the congressman, it is like a trial. they are trying to prove a point. the republicans would actually watch. i, republican. i voted for bushes and reagan. this man is such a liar. he does not care about the average joe person. his main objective when he got in was to make the corporations stronger. and, people that are now trying -- republicans that are trying to -- you bring up a point of the january 6 trial last night when they were trying to -- the hearing. last night they were trying to make the point that trump did not do anything for three hours. he did not do anything. he sat on his butt in his lunch roo

we also visit the beautiful linda palace very close by. can't the sight of this year's g 7 summit just a moment, a luxury hotel in the middle of the ah, obama go is about an hour's drive south of munich and the emma got alps. it's in a dillard place. very calm, but not this summer. what is going on here? so many coaches this one's from hungary, italy is ones from all away from switzerland, austria, jack republic, from germany. visitors from all over the world come to obama, go for a play that is only performed every 10 years. because of the pandemic, it's now been 12 years. there are no actual actors on the stage. instead, it's the people of obama gal themselves. did you see that many men have long hair beards? this is mandatory for everyone who takes part in the play. when was your last time at the hairdresser? for chris 9202160 and the lady here. it's been a brother of jesus 3 years ago for 20 years ago. i saved money because i haven't cut my hair for ages or i trimmed it 3 years ago with visual lunch role here at the temple guard been b

. >> as a military wife, when i heard that roger was enlisted and linda was an officer, that's a no no in the military. >> yeah, that wasn't as critical to become a couple of years later. he was a charming, and she fell in love. >> and, they got married. >> dave like the fact that he wasn't elvis fanned. >> i was like, amazed, i was like your intel vest pressley to? i was kind of surprised by that, so yeah. he was a lot of fun. >> roger admired lands devotion to her country, and her strength. >> we have to be mentally strong. the military, especially with women in the military, you have to be mentally strong, to be able to go toe to toe with some of the men. >> ellen and roger had chosen a soldier's life, and that meant a marriage full of separations. roger even miss the birth of his son tristan. >> it was unbelievable, as soon as i came back i stepped off the bus and she held him and said, this is your son. >> it was really a great moment, it really was. i just held her and held him at the same time. >> they see a good? that >> he was. he would bring him up to visit and, you know, the

to talk to the women at the heart of the process, germany's foreign minister and alina burbock, and linda barber many thanks sir, for joining deutsch villa, i would like to begin with the war and ukraine, which of course, is the backdrop to developing germany's new national security strategy, your russian counterparts, a level has just said that russia is expanding its focus of from donors can low hands in the east of the country or to harrison and other regions in the south. this seems to confirm that the notion that russia is aiming to annex these territories, perhaps even cut off ukraine entirely from the black sea. what's your response to that? was the same as it had been in the last 2 months. we supported ukraine not only was tele garrity not only by mentioning every day that this is a fundamental breach of international law by russia, but also with military support. so they can self defend their country and their territory in russia using every time a different argument. so this time it's because of the military support their thing, but they have been attacking key if and other part

>> i'm linda. >> hi, linda, i'm kelly. >> kelly, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm lorraine. >> are you guys huggers at all? >> yes. >> and so are we, and we're good. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: it's a beautiful film called "a dream delivered: the lost letters of hawkins wilson." i cannot recommend it enough. we'll be right back with high-ass wiz khalifa. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ name and birth year... and there she was, working at the five and dime. my dad's been wondering about his childhood address for 70 years... and i found it in five minutes. ...that little leaf helped me learn all the names from the old neighborhood... it felt like a treasure hunt. the 1950 census adds vivid new detail to your family story. and it's available now on ancestry. that was good. good job. get any size soft drink for just a buck right now at mcdonald's. when you can't sleep... try zzzquil pure zzz's gummies. they help you fall asleep naturally with an optimal dose of melatonin. and a complementary botanical blend. so you can wake up refreshed. for better sleep, like never before.

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when affect the on human it, linda, eloquent them on, does it as well? a blur aloud or without some brochures? dealership was out a gama consumption short article to sleep. the comments come with much of a shadow. i was out on my let the cookie in. when mercer good will show at all, wood butte be a denon bid work as a but the letter with 10 am shot. how did you call her one of the less hours at a lower idea that won't cool about whether i'll butte well hold. you come into the colors war, i'm human bit little bit woman, hard on hara. with the good knew the current a young math, our, that them good meal. after bosnia, lebanon and syria. dr. al bonaire visited to dan in 1983 while it's and neighboring, ethiopia were suffering cats. hon. famine, i've been there, looked at ways in which he hand a british with him. community could help me through islamic giving exact hat. he went to sedan and he saw a family and he was so moved and upset. he thought we have to do something. this isn't even more need than my patients in birmingham and he found it islamic relief

linda, i want to start with you. when you first heard the ruling, when it was made public the decision, what crossed your mind? >> well, phil, the first thing that i thought about was my mother and how devastated she would be if she were still alive, to think that all she fought for had come to this and had been overturned and women lost these rights that she fought so hard about. then i thought about what's going to happen to maternal mortality rates. for black women, they could increase by as much as 33%, and 21% for women overall. and we know poverty rates will go up. probably 15% to 20%. the single-sided reason, reason women make for having to choose abortion is because they can't afford to have the child. but i'll tell you the other thing that really breaks my heart is to think about all these young girls, 9, 10, 11, who are going to grow up with this sort of constant message that women somehow can't be trusted to make the best decisions for their own health care and bodies. >> you know, charles, this is obvious

thomas: linda, let's go back to you. at the city level how can leaders emphasize that to fight violent crimes eating cops and communities working together? how can they build bridges and emphasize the collaboration is possible, even when sometimes people don't want to do it? linda: it's a great question and one we are debating. we have to have law enforcement and nonlaw enforcement approaches. we have to reimagine what the role of the police is, and we have to look back and see what our creative ways we can address issues like mental health when i heard earlier the panel was talking about who should respond to a particular incident? so we are piloting an effort here in the district where mental health professionals respond to mental health crises, and they are the ones who are trained for such a situation. it's going to take both of us. we have to have nonlaw enforcement and law enforcement approaches, and we have to make sure that we are in -- we really reimagine the role of police, but really to continue to learn from

skeens ♪ ♪ she's a blue ribbon machine ♪ >> so the question for the internet, where is linda skeens? we put our investigative stills to the test and we found her. >> i'm here. >> linda >> our queen >> put it in perspective here, you don't have an email address, a cell phone, no social mead ya. now that you're seeing the buzz, what do you make of the attention? >> i don't know what to think about it because i've been cooking and doing this for like 50-some years so i don't understand why there's such a big deal but i appreciate it. >> not only did you win 25 ribbons at this single fair, you didn't come forward and claim your prize how come >> well, i did go -- i did go to the fair and get my stuff. >> you did. >> yes but nobody didn't know me. this guy sitting there, he told later on the phone he said i got to sit beside her and talk to her, but i didn't know it. i didn't tell him who i was. i was admiring his picture he drew so we were talking. >> did you get any of those t-shirts with your face on them? >> i don't know anything about that. >> how did you realize people were looking

prince, you know what i'm going to project college, so i don't like she'll take a she went to linda relationship with you on your summer. yours? yes, there would be similarly similar bulk. i mean i could feel a little and i'm a new building. so cool. i'm, i was on my grandma mailed to you with these radical groups were ready for such a turn of events. e by at a more collaborative. sure. but enough, somebody me end up with the computer initially. so i could a more than my school hundreds, cuz again, you're hosting, you're getting more help on the blind you will you help you move mine up a new miley sean, i'm the only you got no none of us to buy. but to move by snow way, know when you put up a pile in sun, then you usually blunt me up, but you're chewed up cuz i'm scared that up. ah, a bit the bumper. i'm gonna hit the bundle, was completely good is i wanted the bottom dollar gigi dalia, i'll come with scoggins. sure mother will need to move to georgia. wants to grad wanted to stay, legible to be what long as i'm not sure what you're going to move to come closer than you will to watch as much of

leading the search, her best friends cindy and linda. a lot of times when people disappear, you get the immediate family working on it, and then everybody else is like, well. >> not in this town. >> we had an army. >> deede's daughter julie rushed back to l. a. from a trip from mexico. >> it was the most surreal experience. >> only to be greeted by suspicion. >> l. a. sheriff's detective jimmy gates had discovered that in the event of their mother's death, julie and her brother mike stood to inherit more than 1 million dollars, so he confronted deede's kids using one of the oldest tricks in the investigators handbook. do you remember in the interview that you did with jimmy gates? >> i do. >> in which he asked you some pretty basic questions like, what's your name, where you live. pretty ordinary stuff. and then all of a sudden he says, did you have anything to do with her mom's disappearance? >> i think it was more, did you kill your mother? >> and you're what, startled, or angry? >> it was a horrible question him, but i can understand

on the far end as linda from reuters. she has done the definitive investigative journalism on issues relating to threats and harassment of election officials. i rely on her reporting all the time, consistently. i am incredibly grateful to her. i will start with bob and ben. i want to ask you will -- both about your work and how your work led to this moment. particularly, your work cochairing the commission on the presidential election. >> bob and i have been on the opposite sides of many election contests since 1982, although i look younger. that was a recount. we have been on opposite sides of many cases, but throughout that, we always had a relationship where we could talk about issues. it was perhaps an phenomenon of a bygone era, but in 2013 in the wake of the 2012 election, we got together to be cochairs of the presidential commission on election administration on the theory that while we had been fighting so hard, it was still in the interest of both parties to allow all legal voters safely to vote. and so, the comm

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