so who was john glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on july 18th, 1921. he was a marine corps fighter pilot in two wars, world war two and the korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions, received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. he later became a military test pilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. he was one of the first american astronauts part of the mercury program, became the first american to orbit the earth in february of 1962. he later became the united states senator from the state of ohio, serving four terms and in 2012, he received the presidential medal of freedom from president barack obama. here's a photo of john glenn receiving his medal of freedom. but i want to give a little more background on john glenn's military career or major glenn, as he was known during the korean war. john glenn enlisted in the navy's v5 aviation cadet program march of 1942. he actually in the army air force program, but

so who was john glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on july 18th, 1921. he was a marine corps fighter pilot in two wars, world war two and the korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions, received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. heater becammiry test pilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. he was one of the first american astronauts part of the mercury program, became the first american to orbit the earth in february of 1962. he later became the united states senator from the state of ohio, serving four terms and in 2012, he received the presidential medal of freedom from president barack obama. here's a photo of john glenn receiving his medal of freedom. but i want to give a little more background on john glenn's military career orlenn, as he was known during the korean war. john glenn enlisted in the navy's v5 aviation cadet program march of 1942. he actually in the army air force program, but they didn't call

so who was john glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on july 18th, 1921. he was a marincopilot in two wao and the korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions, received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. he later became a military test pilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. he was one of the first american astronauts part of the mercury program, became the first american to orbit the earth in february of 1962. he later became the united states senator from the state of ohio, serving four terms and in 2012, he received the from president barack obama. here's a photo of john glenn receiving his medal of freedom. but i want to give a little more background on john glenn's military career or major glenn, as he was known during the korean war. john glenn enlisted in the navy's v5 aviation cadet program march of 1942. he actually in the army air force program, but they didn't call him back in a couple of weeks later. he de

glenn: we will see.d from home sellers to put their property on the market has been higher than we expected. so far own brokerage we have a 33% increase in people asking to sell their home across the industry. a 50% increase in the number of listings hitting the market. for years the market has been inventory constrained so even as rates went up and buyers receded we didn't have enough homes for sale. we are getting more on the market it's not because there's been any easing in rates. it's been a byproduct of people wanting to move on. there really put off their plans and 2023 but i think it is hard to do that for a second year so we are talking to more people who say they have to move. the problem is homebuyer demand is relatively flat. some of that is because home affordability is at a record low and some is because there is so much anxiety about what is happening in the industry the people are still trying to process that. katie: it's a conversation of course about interest rates, but it is also about

our core memories are coach glenn, the way we act is because of coach glenn.good behaving people in this community, you will protect his job. thank you. my name is rihanna martinez. my daughter is paloma. she's a fifth grader at harvey milk. she spoke courageously earlier tonight, and i'm here speaking on behalf of our student advisor, coach glenn, as well. he has been the most invested educator in my daughter's future in her entire journey at harvey milk, he has been the one educator who has shown up to all of her extracurricular activities, who has written letters of recommendation for her to support extracurricular pursuits . and he has been the really the strongest advocate of her future, and has really shaped her into who she is today and given her the courage to come here and speak tonight. and i just wanted to finish with one final letter from another student. please continue to pay for our student advisor, coach glenn. he is so important to us. he has been inspiring and helpful. it would make me cry if he wouldn't be here anymore. he has worked with us

glenn disent from oslo, john bosnic, from belgrade.ndian government has announced rules implement a controversial 2019 citizenship law. press tv's monovar zaman tells us all about it. nda says it will enact the citizenship amendment act that provides fast track naturalization for multiple religious groups who fled to india from afghanistan, bangladesh and pakistan before 2014. the law however excludes muslims from those countries. back in 2019, law's approval sparked deadly protest across the country and was halted since. the muslim minority in india fears. the government is using this law and other similar laws to wide and crackdown on them. india introduced this bill in 2016 with the aim of granting citizenship to what it calls a persecuted section of refugees. however, the bill has become one of the most controversial issue across the country since it excludes muslims from availing citizenship. critics accused the ruling bjp of targeting a particular community on the basis of faith which experts. call unconstitutional commentators a

glenn de from oslo, john bosnic from belgrade. thank you for watching this episode of the news review. and welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. the indian government has announced rules implement a controversial 2019 citizenship law. press tbbs monawar zaman has your details from new delhi. nda says it will enact the citizenship amendment act that provides fast track naturalization for multiple religious groups who fled to india from afghanistan, bangladesh and pakistan. before 2014. the law however excludes muslims from those countries. back in 2019, laws approval sparked deadly protests across the country and was halted since. the muslim minority in india fears the government is using this law and other similar laws to wide and crackdown on them. india introduced this bill in 2016 with the aim of granting citizenship to what it calls a persecuted section of refugees. however, the bill has become one of the most controversial issue across the country, since it excludes muslims from availing citizenship. cr

. >>> vern glenn jumped at the chance to cover a huge charity event at a north bay racetrack. and when we found out he showed up to ra >> i feel the need, the need for speed! >>> one of the real joys of having vern glenn as sports director, he's the kind of guy that gets up close and personal with the stories that he covers. >> well, come on. i mean, who wants to actually get on the highway and go 100 miles per hour? i do! >> he tries a challenge or two himself like today when he checked out the newly repaved track at sonoma raceway as part of a fundraiser for speedway children's charities. but simply getting behind the wheel of any old race car was not good enough. no, no vern had his own whys. >> jeff, i don't want to intimidate anyone, but i did bring my fast car. it's faster than it looks. let that engine eat! what is the disparity between the white knight and a cup car? >> um, huge! >> okay, challenge accepted. so before we show you how that went, we need to give you a little taste of what we normally expect from sonoma raceway. this is how things usually look. >> oh, yea

glenn deson from oslo, john bost from belgrade.ing this episode of the news review. and welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news. indian government has announced rules implement a 2019 con for controversial citizenship law. press tvs mon tells us exactly what it is, and what's the fallout from it. nda says it will enact the citizenship amendment act that provides fast track naturalization for multiple religious groups who fled to india from afghanistan. bangladesh and pakistan before 2014. the law however excludes muslims from those countries. back in 2019, law's approval sparked deadly protest across the country and was halted since. the muslim minority in india fears the government is using this law and other similar laws to wide and crackdown on them. india introduced this bill in 2016 with the aim of granting citizenship to what it calls " a persecuted section of refugees. however, the bill has become one of the most controversial issue across the country, since it excludes muslims from availing citizenship.

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time now to invite a couple of guests for some insight, so allow me to invite glenn desan, professor of international relations with the university of southeastern norway, his joining. from oslo and john bosna, journalist, activist and politic analyst is joining me from belgrade, good to see you gentlemen, now uh let's go to glenn first, let's begin, you just heard in the introduction what this is all about, some targets and objectives of uh the joint drills and this is the third time of course that iran, china and russia are taking part in such drills, so let's talk about to begin with about the message that such joint maneuvers can convey. well the, i guess the main message coming forth is that the key or the lot of the largest states on the eurasian continent, so russia, china and iran are increasingly seeking to corporate on security matters and this harmonizes with their efforts of pursuing uh economic integration, we see among these states, they have one more cooperation technical, establishing new transportation corridors, new financial cooperation, so... across the board, so

glenn well, how would you respond to both those issues? who does the data collection and the misinformation? >> thanks so they're absolutely is a national security concern over tiktok. no one's saying there isn't. but there are other ways to solve the problem and they require a little bit of nuance and complexity. and frankly, that's not something that congress does well we just had a representative from texas the other day earlier this week, say that a vote against this ban, a vote against the bill was a vote in favor of the chinese communist party. and that's the sort of rhetoric that inflames this issue and prevents us from getting to the right kind of more nuanced public policy the choice here, there is a way of dealing with both the user data risk problem that was just mentioned, as well as the potential for disinformation in a way that isn't going to cause other problems that are going to affect our national security. and we'll still solve the problem we, we america looks good when we stand up for freedom of speech and don't ban vari

glenn, would how would you respond to both those issues? so does the data collection and the misinformation >> thanks. so there absolutely is a national security concern over tiktok. no one's saying there isn't. but there are other ways to solve the problem. they require a little bit of nuanced and complexity. and frankly, that's not something that congress does well, we just had a representative from texas the other day earlier this week, say that a vote against this band of against the bill, was a vote in favor of the chinese communist party. and that's the sort of rhetoric that inflames this issue and prevents us from getting and to the right kind of more nuanced public policy choice here. there is a way of dealing with both the user data risk problem that was just mentioned, as well as the potential for disinformation in a way that isn't going to cause other problems that are going to affect our national security. and we'll still solve the problem. we, we america looks good when we stand up for freedom of speech and don't ban various ap

that's at least the way it came off. >> well, glenn, that sort of like a how can these two things be that robert hur says joe biden has a photographic memory, and at the same time, he's memory impaired so much that he be sympathetic to a jury? how do those two things square? >> well, i don't think they do square. as some of the questioning was pretty pointed about how. hur had to acknowledge that in the transcript, he used the word photographic memory. and yet, somehow that was absent from his report. what was in his report is how a jury might assess joe biden after he concluded joe biden would never be sitting in front of a jury. that's the piece that felt really unfair to me. >> mike, when donald trump's investigated, he fund-raise off of it, he makes it central to his campaign, the government is out to get me. how is president biden approaching his issue, the issue of the special counsel, for him? >> well, this is been a difficult issue, obviously. think back just a month ago and special counsel hur released his report, which was a bombshell, really adding to the anxieties that so

glenn, let me begin with you on what district attorney alvin bragg filed today and what that is goingf a trial date. >> i think it is important that the da set out how they have been diligent all along the way trying to give over all of the discovery donald trump is entitled to and then some. what he had to unravel for the court was how is it that he got a hold of some of this documentation late, particularly regarding michael cohen's federal case. he laid out how all along they had been asking the southern district of new york u.s. attorney's office, an arm of the department of justice, for these materials and there was a significant delay in getting them. once they got them, they promptly turned them over. a couple of important things there. one, he references in the motion that the documents were irrelevant. many of the documents were incriminating. so, they weren't exonerating of donald trump, it was just more incriminating evidence that was, by and large, duplicative of some of what donald trump had already received in discovery. what people may not is whatever was in the possess

our vern glenn tests out the newly repaved track at the sonoma raceway in his own ride. you don't want to miss it. >>> let that engine eat! >>> this is "cbs evening . >>> the company that owns most of the taco bells in town is shutting down the dining rooms as john ramos reports the reason is a familiar one. >> reporter: this taco bell on 35th avenue has been robbed four times since november. the owners of the franchise have decided enough is enough. >> reporter: a few weeks ago when robbers used a pick up truck and cable to steal a safe from the taco bell at 35th and mcarthur. of the four robberies two occurred while they were open for business. kimberly works on the metro wireless store across the street. >> they pull up out of nowhere. they are not just robbing the store they rob everyone in there as well. it is not as safe as it used to be a. i lot of crime now. >> reporter: with that in mind, the owner of the franchise, diversified restaurant group, closed the dining rooms at all four of the taco bells in oakland including this one. that leaves a taco bell on telegr

glenn, as i to call them, sweater vest. glenn sweater vest. glenn gives a -- about race in schools. he doesn't give us a scrap of intention all to anything about public education because he's a republican and republicans eight public education. but it you know, you don't how it doesn't take a stretch to imagine what glenn would like to be talking economics business policy, stuff like that that's what glenn if he was asked, would have been out on the stump doing because that's what he's and that's what he would sell. and then all the state legislative candidates, some of them would talk about this and some will talk about that, this and that, that's interest driven. but the republican party is able to do that, we need to be able to do is say, hey, we have found this powerful issue that's very emotive, that's freaking people out. let's all talk about and define our campaigns around, because not only do they have the right media machine, but you want it if you're going to create a cacophony and mainstream media, you need a lot of noise and. that layering up effect from state legislativ

glenn, as i to call them, sweater vest. glenn sweater vest. glenn gives a -- about race in schools. he doesn't give us a scrap of intention all to anything about public education because he's a republican and republicans eight public education. but it you know, you don't how it doesn't take a stretch to imagine what glenn would like to be talking economics business policy, stuff like that that's what glenn if he was asked would have been out on the stump doing because that's what he's and that's what he would sell. and then all the state legislative candidates, some of them would talk about this and some will talk about that, this and that, that's interest driven. but the republican party is able to do that, we need to be able is say, hey, we have found this powerful issue that's very emotive, that's freaking people out. let's all talk about and define our campaigns around, because not only do they have the right media machine, but you want it if you're going to create a cacophony and mainstream media you need a lot of noise and. that layering up effect from state legislative candid

give a warm welcome to representative glenn ivey. >> how are you doing?a little snow and cold weather stop you, did you? and you will not let a republican stop you either. that's right. the fair act will pass. 7.4% is long overdue. you all are the backbone of this government. when trump was in the white house, who kept it together? now we have the house republicans trying to run us into a ditch. 15 times have picked a speaker, that's how bad it is. they tried to impeach new yorkers last week. you want to talk about clown show, they take it to the next level. the american people know they can count on you, no matter how dysfunctional house republicans may be, they can count on you. no matter how dysfunctional trump made the white house, they can count on you. and we will make sure you get the pay raise you deserve. my father was a federal employee back in the reagan era. and he tried to run the government into the ground then. but we withstood it and kept her going forward. we will keep the government and the country on the right track. keep up the great w

glenn, as i to call them, sweater vest. glenn sweater vest. glenn gives a -- about race in schools.oesn't give us a scrap of intention all to anything about public education because he's a republican and republicans eight but it you know, you don't how it doesn't take a stretch to imagine what glenn would like to be talking economics business policy, stuff like that that's what glenn if he was asked, would have been out on the stump doing because that's what he's and that's what he would sell. and then all the state legislative candidates, some of them would talk about this and some will talk about that, this and that, that's interest driven. but the republican party is able to do that, we need to be able to do is say, hey, we have found this powerful issue that's very emotive, that's freaking people out. let's all talk about and define our campaigns around, because not only do they have the right media machine, but you want it if you're going to create a cacophony and mainstreamise and. that layering up effect from state legislative candidates up to the governors in secretary of st

joining us now from arizona, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard and glenn kirschner, former federalyst. vaughn, what more did we learn from what trump's lawyers said in this filing? >> reporter: jose, this is a direct acknowledgment by donald trump and his legal team that they are not able to put up the cash or be able to get a bond by this upcoming monday march 25th deadline for that more than $450 million that he owes in damages stemming from the financial fraud lawsuit that he lost in the lower manhattan from the new york attorney general's office. this is notable because he was able to put up a bond for that $93 million in damages for e. jean carroll, but in this filing this morning, from his attorney just in part it says, quote, defendant's ongoing diligent efforts have proven that a bond in the judgment's full amount is a practical impossibility. these diligent efforts have included approaching about 30 surety companies through four separate brokers, a bond requirement of this enormous magnitude effectively requiring cash reserves approaching $1 billion is unprecedented for a

hater glenn lowry is a memoir that's coming out in may. i'm working on a long essay about that. and the orbit of black conservative lives that have sort of coalesced around him on the internet and his podcast the glenn show. i'm just looking for something that's interting transparent, my politics definitely runs. i'm more to the left than i am ainly, but i don't really focus on political bias or the culture as what i'm writing. and just like, is for better or for worse in wired and the second part, which i think i mentioned earlier at explaining to the reader why that is and spend some time reading justin howard rosier of the national book critic circle. thanks for spending some time with us on book tv. oh, my pleasure. thanks for the invite. well thanks for joining us for about books, a program and podcasts produced c-span. book tv book tv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs. and a reminder that you can get thise rams at booktv dawg.

ana. >> glenn, now he's asking for the appellate court to pause the judgment. do you think they will? can he still appeal the judgment if they don't? >> an nar, without wanting to turn this into a law school class, there's a really interesting battle going on in the middle of this new court filing. in this filing donald trump's lawyers say, well, look, tish james says, the attorney general for new york, that the appellate court does not have the authority under the authority and the law of new york state to stay the execution of him, either having him pay out the judgment or filing a bond to secure the full amount of the judgment. donald trump says, oh, she's dead wrong. they actually do have the authority, but when you actually read through the brief, donald trump engages in a little bait and switch. he cites all federal cases standing for the proposition that the new york appellate court has the authority. the problem is this is a new york state court proceeding. he cites no cases in the new york state law. to answer your question, i don't think he's going to

glenn, as i to call them, sweater vest. glenn sweater vest. glenn gives a -- about race in schools.esn't give us a scrap of intention all to anything about public education because he's a republican and republicans eight public education. but it you know, you don't how it doesn't take a stretch to imagine what glenn would like to be talking economics business policy, stuff like that that's what glenn if he was asked, would have been out on the stump doing because that's what he's and that's what he would sell. and then all the state legislative candidates, some of them would talk about this and some will talk abo that, this and that, that's interest driven. but the republican party is able to do that, we need to be able to do is say, hey, we have found this powerful issue that's very emotive, that's freaking people out. let's all talk about and define our campaignsthey have the right media machine, but you want it if you're going to create a cacophony and mainstream media, you need a lot of noise and. that layering up effect from state legislative candidates up to the governors in s

glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor e, also host of the justice matters podcast and car linei. what more did the justices have to say in this ruling? >> jose, the justices agreed on the notion that no single state should be able to exclue a presidential candidate from the ballot on the grounds of insurrection under this 14th amendment provision enacted after the civil war. they disagreed on the reasons, but they were unanimous in putting this thing to rest that had been a subject of debate for many, many months, and obviously three states had moved to disqualify mr. trump from the ballot, not just colorado. the supreme court did not, however, rule or opine on the question of whether or not donald trump committed insurrection. so in that sense, it's not 100% win for mr. trump. but it's a big deal. it's being called the most significant supreme court case affecting a presidential election since bush v. gore, but obviously not the most significant one this year because there's another one down the road about whether donald trump is immune from prosecution that could have even mo

. >> fred: glenn stevens >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] glenn stevens?n, cereals were just loose it was just corn flakes. it was just all over the place and someone was like "let's kind of, like, organize this a little bit, so that people know what's --" you know and so it just went from there and we celebrate it. >> seth: that's so exciting. and if we're looking for it in cinemas, what's it going to be called >> fred: oh, it's not coming out in cinemas >> seth: is it going to be on streamers? >> fred: in gymnasiums we're going to do it [ laughter ] so we're showing it in gymnasiums -- i know but it's just hard to get films out these days so we're just going to do gymnasiums please come out and see it >> seth: oh, great give it up for fred armisen, everybody. so exciting. [ cheers and applause you'll see him next with glenn stevens. our first guest tonight is an academy award-nominated and golden globe award-winning actor you know from films such as "elvis," "once upon a time in hollywood," and "masters of air," which is streaming now on apple tv plus. h

our vern glenn gave it a shot behind the wheel. how did it go?dways this morning. good morning to all of you in redwood city. we hope you are having a rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. >>> it's time now for the money watch report. this just in. the labor department just reported its consumer price index for february. and inflation took an unexpected turn higher to 3.2% last month. this likely means the feds will wait until at least summer before starting to lower interest rates. >>> tiktok may soon be taken away. sources tell cbs news that house lawmakers will be getting a briefing on th

the glenn park community. food is a unify but your establishes in glenn park was something of an institution. it still is, the grand canyon -- did i not say that right? i think it's the grand canyon. the canyon market. which i loved going in there and talking to the people because many of the people that work for you and still work there, you know, they handle food and the community with such love and care. and that is a special thing to have especially in a big major city like san francisco. but more importantly, this body -- the mta, it's important that we have people who are on boards and commissions that have an understanding of what it feels like to run a small business in sphrbltion. that understands what it feels like when decisions get made and small businesses prosper because of those decisions. it's important that when those decisions get made that you have a voice of understanding, offer reason of experience as a small business owner at the forefront of the decisions whether it's to move from where

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