country that, quote, victory shall be ours. 100 days in, the cost of victory is steep. a top red cross official saying the scale of destruction in ukraine, quote, defies com compre comprehension. nearly 7 million ukrainians have escaped the violence by leaving the country, according to the u.n. millions more displaced and war cutting short the lives of at least 243 ukrainian children, according to officials. for 100 days, the world has witnessed the cruelty of russian forces, bucha, now home to hundreds of war crimes investigations after the russian invaders left behind mass graves filled with the bodies of the innocent, of women and children. a theater sheltering innocent women and children bombed despite the giant words written outside in russian twice, children as an attempt to appeal to russians humanity. despite this, 100 days in, ukrainian forces stand strong, stopping an invasion of their capital and sinking the jewel of russia s fleet of warships. matthew chance is
millions are traveling for the thanksgiving holiday. the heart-stopping video, a car speeding towards the bridge checkpoint at niagara fall, going airborne then exploding in a fireball. the checkpoint in flames. two people in the car killed. the fbi investigating, was it intentional? the bridges into western new york from canada shut down at the nation s airports, the tsa already on high alert and what new york s governor just revealed. it comes on one of the busiest travel days of the year. bumper-to-bumper traffic, record-breaking air travel. in houston, the accident on the tarmac, plus the impact on flights after that massive storm. also tonight, a major new development in that hostage deal reached between israel and hamas. for families, the agonizing wait, when will the four-day pause in fighting begin? which of the hostages will be freed, and will any americans be among them? back at home new details in that walmart shooting in ohio. was it racially motivated? what t
But it could come at a little bit of a price. We start off with the markets here. We had an interesting move, negative yields around the world, the tenyear german bond yield going below zero for the first time ever. Tim . Yes, i get it within the european union. We talked about this, other places to trade if brexit happens. The periphery was selling off in yields. If you think about what happened in the u. S. Bond market today, we got very close to the february 11 cloes on the tenyear. And then traded back. Interday it was ugly. Same thing with the s p. Ultimately settled at the important 2075, 2076 level. Ultimately i think markets right now are digesting the fed. Even if the fed is out of the picture for tomorrow. Yes, they are. Theyre going to make a statement. I think this is something thats going to inject more volatility. This is the fed and not about brexit next week. I think its the entire mosaic. I think when you talk about equity volume here in the u. S. , people talking abou
Abraham lincolns life through 4s and portraits and discusses idiosyncrasies like what his close reveal about his health, or why he chose certain photographers. The university of st. Mary hosted this 90 minute event. Good evening. My name is brian lebeau. I would like to welcome you to the 18th annual university of st. Mary lincoln event. Featuring Smithsonian National portrait gallery Senior Historian david seymour. How Abraham Lincoln used photography for politics. A special welcome to the crew from cspan. They will be covering this event broadcast on cspan tv. As a reminder, when we open the floor to questions, be sure to use the microphones. Will not be, you heard on television and you will miss your big media event. Our speaker tonight david ward joined to the National Portrait gallery in 1981. He oversees the sections devoted to the antebellum age as well as the gallery and the ongoing exhibit 20th century americans. David was cocurator of an awardwinning exhibition hide and seek
Good evening. My name is brian lebeau. You to like to welcome the 18th annual university of st. Mary lincoln event. Featuring Smithsonian National portrait gallery Senior Historian david seymour. How Abraham Lincoln used photography for politics. A special welcome to the crew from cspan. When we open the floor to questions, be sure to use the microphones. Our speaker tonight david ward joined to the National Portrait gallery in 1981. He oversees the sections devoted to the antebellum age as well as the gallery and the ongoing exhibit 20th century americans. David was cocurator of an awardwinning exhibition hide and seek difference and desires in american portraiture. He is rehanging the hall of president s. The american origins space. As well as curating a new exhibit on the photographer barrio testee no. Testino. David has another civil war exhibit on display now. Alexander gardner photographs. It includes several lincoln photographs. I saw it last week and thoroughly enjoyed it. This