he does not sell joseph. he keeps them in servitude until joseph finally runs away and ends up living with the dakota and mary's the dakota woman. in fact, we had one of joseph's descendants with us yesterday yesterday. but when courtney comes to prairie du chien, she brings william her in time. william his name to james bar and with benjamin. courtney has three children margaretha benjamin and catherine who get was known as sarafina. then benjamin are dies while he's stationed in for crawford is a group of volunteers during the mexican war and courtney marries charles witmer and they have two sons, joseph and jonas. benjamin was a baker and they had a bakery probably on their property after he dies, courtney operating the bakery and charles, her second husband, is also a baker. and so perform a very needed function in this community as bakers and their house used to exist in the 100 block of louis road. this is an image of it as it once looked. william, who changes his name to james, stays in prairie du chie

the marie joseph is here. so are the real marie and joseph. yeah, i would have never dreamed of that. but grandma can do it by herself, with with the whole family is moved as a tribute to their homeland. the company logo shows an alsatian pretzel, sleeva tantra, navigation. the she said the heck he's selling or is he oh, i love it. oh wow. oh, is everything, all right, did it withstand the journey? well, everything looks good, doesn't it? you think? yes, definitely. it looks very different in dan's can. here is the dressing really as i go in the room, let her know that you like the color. oh yes. oh yes. very much. no, no, no. oh okay. i didn't think i would find it. so touching with it's an emotional moment. you know, i never took it too seriously with you, but now it is real. no. consider it before the yacht sales policies awaits an important gast ah. so she'd shake rashid al, mark to him. the ruler of to buy it. well yeah, he would dock and come to visit us there. yeah, yes. that's to navia shake. rashid i'll mark tomb is one of the united

joseph, my mother is marie marie luis and my father is joseph. i wanted to thank them for the life they gave me. so i named the boat marie joseph. about some of the catamaran. price is estimated at 7000000 euros, but lamp has no intention of selling. he wants to keep it for his own use and to advertise his revolutionary technology. a week later, the boat is ready to leave the i. c, baltic sees for warmer waters. the marquis joseph will begin its journey to the emirates on board a yacht carrier. the crossing is expected to take a month and will cost fancies, lap $300000.00 euros. the catamaran is set to be unveiled at the annual do by boat show in march, but as we'll see, not everything goes as planned. blue 1st to another continent. welcome to hong kong, a dense metropolis of 7500000 people. part of china, this trading harp on the south. china seat has several ports. one is aberdeen harbor on hong kong island. to get there, you can take a local taxi or junk. i won't be like god, he don't want to be the one. but it would be eric noel, who his fren

and even in the pit, joseph never lost his faith. joseph could have gave up. joseph could have gave out. but in the pit, he still believes in the gotd of his father. and even as i stand over the casket of this innocent young boy, this young man, 39 years old with a 4-year-old son that his mother and his father and siblings have to raise, i believe that god will take him, tyre, out of that pit and use him as a symbol for justice all over this country. i believe that babies unborn will know about trveg yre's -- abtyre because we won't let his memory die. we're going to change this country because we refuse to keep living under the threat of the cops and the robbers. what touched me, i was raised by a single mother. daddy left when i was10. mama raised my sister and i on welfare and food stamps. touched me is when i heard him calling for his mother. just like george floyd. calling for his mother. some of you have to be a black man, the only thing between you and disaster was your mother, to understand what calling for your mother means. somewhere deep in my heart

and even in the pit, joseph never lost his faith. joseph could have gave up. joseph could have gave out. but in the pit, he still believes in the gotd of his father. and even as i stand over the casket of this innocent young boy, this young man, 39 years old with a 4-year-old son that his mother and his father and siblings have to raise, i believe that god will take him, tyre, out of that pit and use him as a symbol for justice all over this country. i believe that babies unborn will know about trveg yre's -- abtyre because we won't let his memory die. we're going to change this country because we refuse to keep living under the threat of the cops and the robbers. what touched me, i was raised by a single mother. daddy left when i was10. mama raised my sister and i on welfare and food stamps. touched me is when i heard him calling for his mother. just like george floyd. calling for his mother. some of you have to be a black man, the only thing between you and disaster was your mother, to understand what calling for your mother means. somewhere deep in my heart

even in the pit, joseph never lost his faith. justice could -- joseph could have given up and given out, but in the pit, he still believed in the god of his fathers. even as i stand over this casting -- casket of an innocent boy, a young man, 39 years old with a 30-year-old son that his mother and father and sillies after race, i believe god will take him out of that pit. he will use him as a symbol for justice all overhis country. i believe that babies unborn will know about tyre nichols because we won't let his memory die. we will change this country because we refuse to keep living under the threat of cops and robbers. what touched me, i was raised by single mother. i had my dad leave and i was 10. mother rips usn welfare and food stamps. it touched me when i heard him call for his mother. just like george floyd was calling for his mother. that is something you have to be a black man, the only thing between you and disaster was your mother. to understand what calling for your mother means. somewhere deep in my heart, i underst

a linguistics expert, joseph ran a lab at stanford for 15 years. it was something he never really enjoyed, though. >> i had no interest. it was just, like, fear. fear was the total motivator. this is all i have. let me put everything, pour everything i have into this because i got nothing else. >> what is the definition of good hair? >> reporter: few years ago, joseph discovered a documentary called "good hair." >> i must have watched that movie 30 times. >> it rekindled in him a love of hair and hair styling he had had as a young boy. >> hair is incredible. >> reporter: so as joseph recently told cosmetology students at skyline college, in his 50s, he left stanford university to enroll in beauty school. >> you tend to part your hair this way? >> reporter: using hair styling to make him a happier person wasn't enough, joseph felt. he needed to do more. needed to make up for the arrogant person he had been. for the poor way he had treated others in his life. >> thank goodness life isn't fair, because if life were fair, i would be dead or in jail. >>

october 30, 2016, joseph fleming passed away. he was 10 years old. >> after he passed, i knew that i had to do something for other families who may not have a huge baseball family to rally behind them. >> reporter: joseph loved baseball more than anything. the sport and his favorite team were part of his final days, and his lasting legacy. astros pitcher lance mccullers jr. moved by the cancer battle and baseball passion, built a connection with the family. he'd visit joseph in the hospital, and at school. he even spoke at his memorial service. >> i don't know that lance truly understands how much it means -d us jeahri foundedse wriors. the organization raises and then donates money along with goodie bags with quilts to families with children fighting cancer in the greater houston area. the top fund-raiser for joseph's warriors is the dirty change classic, a baseball tournament held annually at the league city sportsplex with games played on joseph fleming field. >> he played baseball until he couldn't. >> reporter: true to the o

benjamin told this story about joseph. the joseph in the bible. y'all know the bible? i am in the right room. this is good. [laughter] i thought this was going to be like a conversation, not a monologue. i like that, by the way. so, joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers. the time came when he had a chance to get even. because payback is a natural instinct. we all have it. but a part of american exceptionalism isn't just looking for the most natural, instinctive response. it is going a step further. and what joseph ultimately did was he decided not to get even, but to get ahead. that lesson in the bible is a very important lesson for america. because right now, we have politicians who want to say that grievance is our future, not greatness. they believe that by using the provocative history of our nation, they can create a wedge in this nation that will bring more power and more resources to their progressive agenda. i stand here to tell you, not on my watch. [applause] not on my watch! i believe we live in the freest, fairest land in the history of the world. an

and even in the pit, joseph never lost his faith. joseph could have gave up. joseph could have gave out, but in the pit he still believed in the god of his fathers, and even as i stand over the casket of this innocent young boy, this young man, 39 years old with a 4-year-old son that his mother and father and his siblings have to raise, i believe that god will take him, tyre, out of that pit and use him as a symbol for justice all over this country. i believe that babies unborn will know about tyre nichols because we won't let him memory die. we're going to change this country because we refuse to keep living under the threat of the cops and the robbers. [ applause ] what touched me, i was raised by a single mother, daddy left when i was 10, momma raised my sister and i on welfare and food stamps. touched me is when i heard him calling for his mother. just like george floyd was calling for his mother. something you'd have to be a black man that only thing between you and disaster was your mother. to understand what calling for your mother means. somewhere deep

and even in the pit joseph never lost his faith. joseph could have gave up. joseph could have gave out, but in the pit, he still believes in the god of his father, and even as i stand over the casket of this innocent young boy, this young man, 39 years old with a 4-year-old son that his mother and father and his siblings have to raise. i believe that god will take him, tyre, out of that pit, and use him as a symbol for justice all over this country. i believe that babies unborn will know about tyre nichols because he won't let his memory die. we're going to change this country because we refuse to keep living under the threat of the cops and the robbers. [ applause ] what touched me, i was raised by a single mother. daddy left when i was 10. mama raised my sister and i on welfare and food stamps. what touched me is when i heard him calling for his mother. just like george floyd was calling for his mother. something you'd have to be a black man, the only thing between you and disaster was your mother. to understand what calling for your mother means, somewhere

joseph brother's name is a mistake. you, me you thought you drew joseph in a pit. you thought you through dr. keys dream in a pit. but every time you throw something in a pit, god takes the pit and raise it up and changes no world. let me be clear we, we understand that there are concerns about public safety. we understand that there is need to deal with crime. but you don't fight crime by becoming criminal yourself. you know, stand no to the industry. become an thugs yourself. you know, freight gains by becoming fab arm men against an army. that a depaul lease that's punks. written . all right, man said i didn't do. no. you kept on going anyhow, why do they go ahead? because they feel that there is no accountability. they feel that we are going to get angry a day or 2 and then we're gone on to some else. but some of us do this every day. some of us believe in the dream has to come true. some of us of all fake until we make this legislation happen. i don't know when i don't know how, but we won't stop until we hold you accountable. jesus. why do we want to see the

joseph biden. welcome, sir. we ask you to take the floor. pres. biden: thank you very much. i am delighted to be here. some of you might remember years ago, when we were extending nato, i was pushing hard to expand. the irony is, one of the last conversations i had with our friend in russia was, i said you keep asking for the natoisation, you will get the natoisation of finland. we are stronger. i am honored to be with you here. the secretary general, who i think has done an incredible job . i rely on his judgment a great deal. the b9 was founded in 2015 after russia attempted an annexation of crimea. we approach the one-year anniversary of russia's further invasion, it is important we stand together. this is why i wanted to meet you all in person. you know better than anyone what is at stake in this conflict, not just for ukraine, but the freedom of democracies throughout europe and around the world. when president zelenskyy and i spoke when i was in kyiv two years ago, the leaders have stepped up to reaffirm our shared commitment to these values, we provided critical secur

joseph spears: over the years, this became what they call the crash zone for the airport. gillooly: so that's why they wanted to buy it up? so they had... clea tuckson: that's why they did buy it up. gillooly: okay. tuckson: oh, yeah, they own the airport, they own all this, too. the city of st. louis owns kinloch, in a sense. will: that just, that decimated the town, you know? it just, it killed everything. and they really didn't use all the land, they just... you know, the population went from, like... i want to say it was about 10,000 people, all the way to, like, 200 or 300. and it's never been the same. joseph wells: i was mayor when they first started buying it out. all the damage was done, you know. you didn't have nowhere to expand, so you was locked in, and that kills any city. it don't make no difference who it is or what city it is. you don't have no extra land and you're locked in all around, ferguson on one side and berkeley on three sides, you know. so kinloch was doomed from the beginning, but... 25 or 30 years ago, when i was the mayor, they had already des

joseph, we can take a step back for a minute. the relationship between china and the u. s. has deteriorated considerably the past few years. so where does all this leave things between the 2 countries? well, i think it came very clear to a number of experts worldwide following the chips legislation that aims to cripple high tech development and restrict china's access to advanced chips that the united states was all land on a containment strategy. that that binding was, was not going to be reverse and course. and so when we, when we hear biden talk about responsibly managing the relationship of trying to keep within certain guard rails, i think we have to take that with a grain of salt because all the things that we've seen so far have been much more provocative. and i don't think that us really wanted lincoln and beijing. i don't think i wanted his own meeting with she didn't hang on the sidelines of the g 20 and bali last year. i think rather he was compelled to take that meeting given then approaching on the not reaches towards a crown and shots and various other cracks

at this time joseph hooker and ambrose burnside were playing significant roles the union army. but george mcclellan still awaiting orders what was the reason for that. well you know mcclellan has has has gotten the ire of abraham lincoln and and so lincoln is hasn't hasn't found a place for for george at this point versus having some use for for burnside and and joseph hooker and all out in burnside has received some some criticism last evening. and and today i'm actually somewhat of a burnside defender not for fredericksburg, but the his his capture of knoxville and in late august and early september is a masterful campaign with a small force with an extremely limited sustainment, capable so burnside is in some ways out there redeeming and remember who did joseph hooker stop and on his way west to chattanooga. abraham lincoln and had lengthy friendly conversation with lincoln while passing on through washington. lincoln was not ready to get rid what is joseph hooker fighting hooker so i assume the confederacy destroyed all the bridges on the tennessee river. so i was wondering

at this time joseph hooker and ambrose burnside were playing significant roles the union army. but george mcclellan still awaiting orders what was the reason for that. well you know mcclellan has has has gotten the ire of abraham lincoln and and so lincoln is hasn't hasn't found a place for for george at this point versus having some use for for burnside and and joseph hooker and all out in burnside has received some some criticism last evening. and and today i'm actually somewhat of a burnside defender not for fredericksburg, but the his his capture of knoxville and in late august and early september is a masterful campaign with a small force with an extremely limited sustainment, capable so burnside is in some ways out there redeeming and remember who did joseph hooker stop and on his way west to chattanooga. abraham lincoln and had lengthy friendly conversation with lincoln while passing on through washington. lincoln was not ready to get rid what is joseph hooker fighting hooker so i assume the confederacy destroyed all the bridges on the tennessee river. so i was wondering

jumped in action because i was initially nice state and one arrest was 17-year-old high school student: joseph sam and he was ice fishing with his mom we saw that she go under able to help save the men and his dog we are happy to talk to him tonight thanks so much for coming on had to get this man and his dog out? >> as soon as i saw him going to the water i turned around and yelled to my mom and said that he went through i had 911 ready to dial. as i him go through as i was running i called 911 i ran over there and for a second i was

nick now, joseph l. james chairman of the europe tribe, come from the village of reagan, located over climate river. just north of here about 67 hours. i thought a lot about today, you know? today is a proud day. beautiful day. but when i think of that, you know, i give thanks . i give thanks to everywhere that paved the way i give thanks to everybody that that made me who was the person i am as a person as a travel chairman. no individual could do it alone without their family or their upbringing. as i mentioned our village i you know, i've i appreciate that coming from a village back at home, being able to care, love one love one another. we're always taught that you know, this is what it looks like here today as bringing people together. from the from the white house from the state. ■from the local government trouble leaders community from real urban you know, that's what it looks like here to the addictive thinking in the b indian to take care of one another again. it's a it's a privilege and honor

joseph burrell, also back the proposal for joint you ammunition procurement to boost supplies to key way coming up in sport. and once they got full port dockman put on a goal, scoring display in a for one big 3 again struggling has to balise ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. estonia as a prime minister kaya colors was among those urging member states to act jointly in buying ammunition which ukraine needs urgent fate. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang, he, he says beijing will present a piece plan to end the war. but many of the west remains skeptical. oh, navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president of a lot amused zalinski remains resolute. i said there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to ukraine. and in the e u, there is no alternative. you great it natal. as russia ramps up it's offensi

joseph beretta also back the proposal for joint you ammunition procurement to boost supplies to key. and coming up in sport in this big a football goldman put on a gold scoring display in a for one victory against struggling have been ah, i'm will osaka, welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. as stone, as prime minister kaya colors was among those urging members states to act jointly and buying ammunition, which ukraine needs urgently. also joining the conference was china's top diplomat wang ye. he says beijing will present a peace plan to end the war, but many in the west romance, skeptical o navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president followed him. is the lensky remains resolute, cause that there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to ukraine. and in the e you, there is no alternative, you brave in nato. as russia ramps up it's offensiv

family and friends matter to park to raise funds for joseph gavin's. funeral arrangements. kron four's philippe djegal talked with his mother who says she misses her right hand. >> a week has passed since police a row chips, 14 year-old son joseph gab and died in a car crash. and still, she says it does not real. was a passenger in a solo vehicle accident. >> it happened near kabul and blossom hill rose last month around 4.20 friday morning. >> just saw him hours before the collision had >> early that day, like what am i supposed to do if anything were to happen to like, how do you expect? you know, they just go on and he said will be alright, like you'll be good. like we just had a mother, you know, some talk. where are those just like 5 or did anything wrong? like just, you i just want you to like forgive me gap and died on scene making him the first person killed this year during a traffic collision in san jose. >> the girl who was also in the car died at the hospital. police say the car was speeding and the teenage boy behind the wheel survived. he has been arrested for

well, joseph gregory mahoney, professor arts, east china normal university in shanghai. i'm afraid that's all we've got time for, but thanks very much for sharing your thoughts today on that piece. fund proposed by china. thank you. the alleged us sabotage of the north street pipelines was aimed at cutting off europe from affordable russian gas. well, that's at least is according to the pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, who was speaking exclusively to austin. my son's, the ongoing underground or the washington denies any involvement, he describes the timeline starting with the negotiation secret negotiations out in washington. we have not seen any actual delivery of a legal aid, but look, we have seen our signs on indications that china may be planning and considering and to supply a aid to russia. onshore should not do that. thought this was in a bad idea. they gave the white house some options to maybe bluff or convince were putting at the cost is going to be very high and but then when the white house blue, bye talk publicly about this within 3 weeks of

joseph stalin as leader of the soviet union, even before the u.s. bombed hiroshima, nagasaki really had given the order to begin work in earnest on a soviet counterpart. it took years for the soviet union to get its own atomic bombs, but then only took another four years for the soviet union to get a much more powerful version. thermonuclear weaponry known the hydrogen bomb, the hydrogen was actually the project on which the physicist that i mentioned and quoted several times already in this lecture, andrei sakharov, the future nobel peace prize winner, played a crucial role in helping the ussr soar, helping, in fact, to guide soviet union to that technology. now, let's back for a moment by. the time that the soviet union had acquired first atomic technology in 1949 and then bomb technology in 1953, already for several years, the international english language journal, physicists, chemists and other natural scientists devoted to work on atomic science, the so-called bulletin of atomic scientists, appeared from 1945 onward, worried about the technolo

joseph stalin as leader of the soviet union, even before the u.s. bombed hiroshima, nagasaki really had given the order to begin work in earnest on a soviet counterpart. it took years for the soviet union to get its own atomic bombs, but then only took another four years for the soviet union to get a much more powerful version. thermonuclear weaponry known the hydrogen bomb, the hydrogen was actually the project on which the physicist that i mentioned and quoted several times already in this lecture, andrei sakharov, the future nobel peace prize winner, played a crucial role in helping the ussr soar, helping, in fact, to guide soviet union to that technology. now, let's back for a moment by. the time that the soviet union had acquired first atomic technology in 1949 and then bomb technology in 1953, already for several years, the international english language journal, physicists, chemists and other natural scientists devoted to work on atomic science, the so-called bulletin of atomic scientists, appeared from 1945 onward, worried about the technolo