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Evidence of the camp that was here, the camp where my grandfather spent most of his time in captivity. it was beyond these trees somewhere. but all that remains of that camp today is this memorial to the 5,000 merchant seamen who were held here. how many of them would stop at this memorial, do you think? v0: but thats not the only memorial to the merchant navy, of course — the most prominent of which is here in greenwich, a reminder of the dangers the men faced. youve a 50% chance of not makin...

Madisons point, i dont believe in prevent defense. i think that you have got to go out there and win the game and i think thats where the democrats are right now. >> this was a fantastic way to start the show. i cannot thank you enough for being here. donna edwards, joe madison and susan molinari. michael and alexi will be back in our next hour. but thank you very much for being here at the start of the show. coming up a closer look at how the most conservative supreme court in history could c...

Too leave to join the air force under age. >> he believes that no only changed his life but saved it. >> he got me out of a bad environment in new york because sister stickley i otto enter wouldve been dead or in jail. >> he landed jobs of several multinational corporations, before launching his own marketing and communication firm. in 2017 he was elected chairman at the friends of the national museum of the american latino. >> we are a vibrant essential component of the american story. >> the p...

That the three men under arrest were the masterminds of the assassination. do you think they acted alone? >> definitely not. definitely, definitely, definitely not. >> reporter: so who ordered daphnes murder and why? >> the first place you look to find out would have to be in what she wrote about. >> reporter: what she wrote about threw up a number of clues. one pointing 6,000 miles west of malta to central americas most notorious money laundering oasis. new advil dual action

A book that youre ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! as you can see there, flowers and signs are piling up in washington in memory of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she was a passionate advocate for equal rights and earned a cool nickname in her golden years, a title she seemed to enjoy. >> it was beyond my wildest imagination that i would be one day become the notorious rbg. >> ginsburg was also known for her bipartisan relati...

Stark status over the years, especially with young and liberal voters as she consistently voted progressively on divisive social issues. saturday in front of the supreme court, mourners, some in tears, continued to gather bringing flowers, signs and their families. parents helped kids draw messages of love and support on the grounds with chalk instilling the importance of the event. vice presidential candidate kamala harris and her ruhusband were taking in the rows of messages. one sign saying t...

My grandfather did make it home to west wales before the end of the war and, despite fragile health, he lived to the age of 85 — always modest, always hardworking and always grateful. in a rare comment on his difficult wartime experience, he said simply this — "i was very lucky." and he always thought of the tens of thousands of merchant seamen who did not return, but who made such a vital contribution to britains survival in the second world war. huw edwards and the story of his grandfather...

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