now, -- nixon came from a very quaker family. quakers, as you may know, in that religion. they are very opposed to war and combat. -- parents, frank and hannah, really did want him to fight due to their religious beliefs. and -- was really wrestling that. so he had received a job offer from the newly formed office of price administrator in a wartime agency and, washington, d.c. so this sort of solved his problem for the moment. he could work for the war there out of harm's way. so he accepted the and pat also got a job in washington at the opa and she loved this job and became an economist and was quite good it. however, -- did love his job so much he was very frustrated by the bureaucracy. and later he would take what he learned at the opa and of apply it when he became president. many later he always remembered that with bureaucracy. see, now we've talking about the fact that -- was a quaker. his family did not really want him in any combat, but he felt like he needed go. he was itching to, be closer to the action, and he decided after a time at the opa that he just coul

dick nixon came from a devout quaker family and quakers, as you may know, in that religion, they're veryosed to war and combat. dick's parents, frank and hannah, really did not want him to fight due to their religious beliefs and dick was wrestling with that. so he had recently received a job offer from opa, the newly formed office of price administration, a wartime agency in washington d.c. so this sort of solved his problem for the moment. he could work for the war effort there out of harm's way. so he accepted the job and pat also got a job in washington at the opa and she loved this job and became an economist and was quite good at it. however, dick did not love his opa job so much, he was very frustrated by the bureaucracy and later he would take what he'd learned at the opa and kind of apply it when he became president many years later, he always remembered that frustration with bureaucracy. now, we've been talking about the fact that dick was a quaker, you know his family did not really want him in any combat sense, but he felt like he needed to go. he was itching to be closer to

so they do have a quaker ceremony and the president of whittier college marries them and a quaker andhe goes with that, i think, to please her mother in law. but i don't think pat was ever very religious. so, i mean, i think she was christian believed in that. but i don't think there was any one particular sect that she felt super connected to. and then president again, you know, i think his quaker beliefs really form a lot of his personality, his in so many ways, particularly about women, the teachings of the quakers, about strong women, really important and not pleasant to both his marriage, his relationship with his daughters and his promotion of women to higher levels of government, women like barbara hartman, franklin was so important in that administration getting women in higher level government positions. so pat's pushing him to get a woman on the supreme court. he's supporting that era. so i think the quaker teachings really influenced nixon in his political policies quite a bit. but he does. isn't practicing quaker at a certain point. you know, it becomes more non-denominati

so they do have a quaker ceremony and the president of whittier college marries them and a quaker and goes with that, i think, to please her mother in law. but i don't think pat was ever very religious. so, i mean, i think she was christian believed in that. but i don't think there was any one particular sect that she felt super connected to. and then president again, you know, i think his quaker beliefs really form a lot of his personality, his in so many ways, particularly about women, the teachings of the quakers, about strong women, really important and not pleasant to both his marriage, his relationship with his daughters and his promotion of women to higher levels of government, women like barbara hartman, franklin was so important in that administration getting women in higher level government positions. so pat's pushing him to get a woman on the supreme court. he's supporting that era. so i think the quaker teachings really influenced nixon in his political policies quite a bit. but he does. isn't practicing quaker at a certain point. you know, it becomes more non-denomination

now dick nixon came from a devout quaker family and quakers as you may know and that religion they are very opposed to war and combat. dick's parents frank and, hannah did not want them to fight due to their religious beliefs and he was wrestling with that spirit he recently received a job offer from the office of price administration a wartime agency in washington d.c. at solved his problem for the moment. he could work for the war effort they are out off harms way. so he accepted the job and pat also got a job and she loved this job it became an economist and was quite good at it. however dick did not love his opa job so much. it was very frustrated by the bureaucracy and it would take what he learned at the opa and apply it when he became president many years later he always remembers that frustration with the bureaucracy. now, with been talking about the that fact he was a quaker. his family did not want him in any combat he felt he was itching to be closer to the action. and he decided after a time he just could not stay on the sidelines anymore. we see him a very handsome in his

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. >>> plus, a major recall, the serious health concern that has quaker oats pulling dozens of varieties of granola bars and cereals off the shelves in all 50 states. >>> and america strong tonight. some children getting their wishes answered even before christmas thanks to the signing santas. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. tonight, nearly 60 million americans are on alert for heavy rain and possible flooding. parts of the i-95 corridor could get up to six inches of rain. from major cities in the northeast, the worst of the rainfall is expected overnight, making for a rough monday morning commute. the storm is also bringing high winds and possible tornadoes. a confirmed twister touched down in south carolina. parts of that state are now contending with submerged roads and flooded businesses. along the coast in georgetown, first responders had to perform several water rescues. the same system slammed into florida earlier, setting rec

drug released quaker classic chewy granola bar. >> i like the chewy. >> and normally tasty.uded in the treat toe lay snacks, too. quaker has yet to have received a confirmed illness related to the recall. >>> and more than a daniella of artifacts to cambodia. >> one is a statue from the goddess from cambodia. another is a statue of the buddha's head from the 17th century that will return to thailand. there it is. it comes from trafficked artifacts looted from south asia. >> thank you for joining us here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. >> and i'm bianca nobilo. "early start" is up next, right here on cnn. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, so we got you some vip tickets. you have made an impact. so have you. for you guys to be out here doing something like this, it restores a lot of faith in humanity.

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there is no antislavery movement except among some of the quakers who actually owned slaves. but the revolution starts to change that. and as the historian gordon what has written i think very persuasively, they changed it. british author samuel johnson said why do we hear the cries of liberty from the drivers of negros, from the people who are slaveholders? that made an impact on the founders. they were talking about liberty and they started thinking well, maybe this applies to slaves as well. and they started thinking that slavery was basically wrong. franklin becomes a supporter of the abolition of slavery. george washington takes great trouble in the last years of his life to take advantage of virginia laws that allowed you to free or slaves, and he writes out personally in long hand in his own writing these legal documents, making sure they are legally sound to free his slaves and provide sustenance for the rest of their lives. the state of pennsylvania legislature in the 1780's, the legislatures of connecticut and rhode island, the courts of massachusetts and new hampsh

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there is no antislavery movement except among some of the quakers who actually owned slaves. the revolution starts to change that. and as the historian gordon what has written i think very persuasively, they changed it. british author samuel johnson said why do we hear the cries of liberty from the drivers of negros, from the people who are slaveholders? that made an impact on the founders. they were talking about liberty and they started thinking well, maybe this applies to slaves as well. and they started thinking that slavery was basically wrong. franklin becomes a supporter of the abolition of slavery. george washington takes great trouble in the last years of his life to take advantage of virginia laws that allowed you to free or slaves, and he writes out personally in long hand in his own writing these legal documents, making sure they are legally sound to free his slaves and provide sustenance for the rest of their lives. the state of pennsylvania legislature in the 1780's, the legislatures of connecticut and rhode island, the courts of massachusetts and new hampshire

. >>> quaker oats has issued a nationwide granola career val and bar over salmonella risk.d 90 varieties off shelves. it's still unclear how the potential contamination occurred. quaker oats says so far, it has not received any confirmed reports of people getting sick. you can go to cbsnews.com for more information. >>> a dress worn by the late princess diana fetches a king's ransom at auction. we've got details next. >>> we end tonight with new evidence of the popularity of princess diana. more than a quarter century after her death, an evening dress first worn by lady di in florence, italy, in april of 1985 was sold at auction on sunday for more than $1.1 million. that is 11 times its original estimated value of $100,000. diana wore the dress a second time to the vancouver symphony orchestra in 1986. the sale to an anonymous buyer nearly doubles the previous record price for one of princess diana's dresses. a fitting tribute to a beloved icon. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mor

quaker oats has recalled its granola bars and cereal, siding possible salmonella.d a full list on cnn.com. the recalled products have been best by date's that go through october 2024. according to the fda, they have yet to receive reports of illness related, covered by this recall. scientists may have discovered the cause of morning sickness, it's a common condition that it affects 70 to 80% of pregnant women despite the name can hit at any time, sometimes it is so severe that women have had to be hospitalized, meg correll is following the new discovery. we are on our way towards it. your few years, scientists have been homing in on a gene called gdf 15. what they have found is this is something that circulates normally during on pregnancy but during pregnancy, higher levels of this hormone are associated with greater experiences of nausea and vomiting you get. they have found that of pete all had a high exposure before pregnancy, they are desensitized and don't actually get that same level of nausea and vomiting as other people do, a couple different approaches fo

i am a quaker. i believe in nonviolence.en i saw that i thought, that was the closest thing to a confession i had ever seen or heard. what did you say, did you kill john and linda sohus? >> i think i said no. >> but you don't say i am a quaker. >> even as clark rockefeller's kidnapping case played out in boston, the california investigators were quietly at work building a case for murder. >> basically, we had to do cpr on this case and get it done, and get it running. >> to resuscitate the case, they went back to find those folks who had only suspect one he was calling himself the 13th barrett, christopher chichester. the episcopal truth, where he worked after sunday services. one man remembered chichester, asking to borrow a chainsaw. and now, dana four are told detectives something seem the key evidence. during one of chichester's backyard trivial pursuit parties, she noticed a part of the lawn looked like it had been freshly dug up. >> i said to him, you know, what is with your yard? what happened to your yard? and he jus

the major food recall from quaker oats, recalling more than 40 granola bar and cereal products because they could be contaminated with salmonella, the classic, chewy granola bar variety pack and different dips bars. it's included in some frito lay stacked boxes, all in 50 states as well as puerto rico, guam, and saipan. if you are tired from everyone around you being sick, we have some bad news for you. we are not even at the respiratory virus season. we will have that after a quick break. >> we're not as bad as blast year. last year was much worse. we're seeing the trip appeal lem the triple in different sickness. it will probably get worse in the holiday seasons. with that said, this is not that much out of the ordinary compared to before covid. it is now that we have an additional virus to contend with. so people should take the steps that we have been talking about all long to try to reduce the risk of infrequentses illness. if you have not gotten your flu shot or covid shot, make sure you do it now ahead of the holidays. >> let's give people some reminders about what they need to

you can request reimbursement on quaker granola recall dot com.l get your money back. >> abc seven news is committed to helping build a better bay area, and that means looking at our chronic issues. things like homelessness in nevada. the reno area seems to be making significant progress when it comes to reducing and supporting its unhoused population. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez went to reno yesterday to see what they're doing, and the idea came out of the preparation for the town hall that abc seven news hosted and a discussion with a nonprofit in san francisco. >> watch what leanne found. >> this was downtown reno in 2020. early in the pandemic, nearly four years later, the landscape has changed after washoe county drastically expanded its shelter capacity because the county has enough shelter beds, the cities of reno and sparks can now enforce the no camping rules. this is downtown reno. there used to be a lot of tents here. now it has been cleaned up. >> everybody got a shopping cart . >> we found reno's downtown ambassadors patro

the quakers refused that request, which you may be surprised to hear about.hen his executors took him to a farm in new rochelle outside new york to be buried, this was a farm given to him by the state of new york for his services as the author of "common sense," he was buried with perhaps only six people attending his funeral whereby for comparison, 20,000 people attended ben franklin's funeral. that is quite the dichotomy. he died in something approaching poverty, in physical torment, most likely suffering from alcohol addiction and acute depression and most important, he died a political pariah who had found no home in the two-party system emerging in american politics in the 1800s. we can get into a bit more of why that extraordinary transformation occurs. peter: nicole in dallas, did "common sense" influence any construction of the constitution, or our arguments discussed during the constitutional convention? prof.bell: i think the fact of a constitution, what he called the charter, a system of laws to govern the freshly united states is an idea, that we

a lot of girls who were the children of quaker abolitionists, for example, that comes up a lot or girls who were the daughters of schoolteachers at a time where most mothers were not and so were exposed to reading and writing or conversations in their houses. otherwise they might not have had access to later. it becomes much more of a rebellion so you know. there are exceptions to that, but i think generationally sense of rebellion that motivates a lot of people to join these movements also a lot more geographic distance becomes possible so people start leaving their homes to go to college to get higher education in some way, travel becomes more possible and so that literal rupture with where come from becomes almost and then drives i think a lot people to want to find meaning in joining more collective actions but yeah thank god for quaker abolitionist parents because a lot of good things came out of them. one thing i was really struck by reading your book, mattie, was just how many of the girls were treated poorly? not, you know, not just the public, but by other people in the social

iceberg, a 23 a is estimated to be more than 3 times the size of new york city are twice as big as quaker london, often being fixed in position for some time to use. the iceberg broke free last month. scientists on board or research ship located near the tip of the antarctic peninsula that one has on the other. so do you think of new things stored in the ice released into the ocean when the ice melts? and what impact as has in the eco system on bank i and presidents had of that's it was the same as the a $23.00 a was drifting out of and arctic waters. scientists were able to collect samples of sea water around this mega iceberg. to investigate how climate change is affecting the southern ocean before it broke free, it remained an iceland in the weather sea in the antarctic. now it is scattered with the ocean gardens towards the southern gothic archipelago of south georgia and the south of dante. though it is still not clear why this 4000 square kilometer mass suffice is on the move. and finally, news of an unofficial competition between local authorities buying to have springs toilets to

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see iceberg a 23 a is estimated to be more than 3 times the size of new york city are twice as big as quaker london, often being fixed in position for some 30 years. the iceberg broke free last month . scientists on board a research ship located near the tip of the antarctic peninsula. that one has one of the we are investigating how nutrients stored in the ice released into the ocean when the ice melts. and what impact is, has in the eco system on bank i and presidents had of that's, it was the same as the a $23.00 a was drifting out of and arctic waters. scientists were able to collect samples of sea water around this mega iceberg to investigate how climate change is affecting the southern ocean. before it broke free. it remained in iceland in the weather and see in the antarctic. now it discouraged with the ocean gardens towards the southern doctor archipelago of south georgia and the south atlantic. though it is still not clear why this 4000 square kilometer mass of ice is on the move. now finally, to an unofficial competition between local authorities in spain, vi and for the owner of h

quaker oats says there have been no confirmed reports of illnesses related to the recall.ht want to check. we're learning more details about friends star matthew perry's state of mind before his death. the autopsy report revealed that the actor died from, quote, a acute effects of ketamine and he was getting regular testosterone injections. one friend claimed the injections were leaving perry, quote, angry and mean. it's unclear why he was receiving the hormone. perry was fond unresponsive in the hot tub of his los angeles home back in october. he was just 54 years old, maria. maria: so sad. thank you, lauren. all right. after more than 1,000 days in prison, meanwhile, the founder of apple daily, jimmy lai, appeared in court today in hong kong for the start of his long delayed national security trial. the trial is expected to last 80 days. there is no jury. lai's case will be heard before three national security judges hand picked by the chinese communist party, the hearing today following on legal arguments, his lawyer argued that the six month window for prosecution has

. >>> quaker oats is pulling some of its products off the shelf out of fear for salmonella contamination. consumers are advised to throw away the items and can't the company for reimbursement. head to cbs.com for an exact list of the products recalled. >>> today boston is celebrating the 250th anniversary of the boston tea party. when colonial americans, fed up with paying british taxes stormed two ships to destroy chests of british tea. the occasion is marked tonight with a full-scale reenactment. >>> when we come back, a success to the oldest toy store in l.a. >>> we end tonight in california, where a toy store has stayed open by staying true to its roots. powering holiday cheer without the need for power. tonight's weekend journal, cbs takes you to kip's toy land. ♪ let it snow, let it snow ♪ >> reporter: it's a festive season of buying bliss, but hidden among the stores you know is one you should remember. >> we've been in business since 1945. >> reporter: so a minute or two. >> a minute or three. >> reporter: it's not a big shop. >> let's go for a walk. >> reporter: but owner don ki

well, some business news i saw that quaker oats has recalled dozens of granola bars and cereals due to salmonella [ audience oohs yeah, but somehow that canister of quaker oats you've had in your cupboard for 17 years is still okay [ laughter ] one of the recalled items is the classic chewy granola bar variety pack >> steve: mm >> jimmy: i love those variety packs. they come in three flavors, chocolate chip and the other two i avoid. [ laughter ] raisin spice what listen to this, apparently chuck e. cheese is exploring a a sale for $1.2 billion. >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: yeah $1.2 billion or around 78 trillion ski ball tickets [ laughter ] you can either have chuck e. cheese or this plastic spider ring. [ light laughter ] well get this, i heard about a a woman in cincinnati who just celebrated her 105th birthday by watching -- [ cheers ] by watching football and drinking fireball cinnamon whiskey. >> steve: whoa [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow. 105. happy birthday football and fireball. her doctor isn't happy about the booze. but he died 40 years ago, so anyway - [ la

such incredible tragedy and turmoil in the world that we are gathered here tonight in the wonderful quaker meeting house. this award-winning building with its quiet beauty and bodies quaker value of simplicity, economy of means, and environmentalsustainability,us . in that spirit and as a matter of friends, please join me in a moment of silent reflection before we begin the program. >> and now about the author that all of you know obviously. but having been introduced to heather during the height of the impeachment inquiry, the first one, four years ago. say how many have there been? to have been counted in my book. and i suspect if you are like me, once you start diving into letters it became daily required reading. today the newsletter has grown to more than 2 million subscribers. [applause] pretty amazing. the history and contemporary politics always delivered and calm, lucid and deliberate prose provided a touchstone of sanity in what feels like an increasingly unhinged moment except on the rare occasions when she takes the days off, which is not often, and even on those days i think y

you can also request reimbursement on quaker granola recall.com. new this morning, san francisco based tech startup bolt financial is cutting about 29% of its workforce. according to the chronicle, that means more than 100 workers are being laid off. ceo ryan breslow stepped down in january, and dozens of employees were laid off in may of 2022. the company was once estimated to be valued at $11 billion before it was involved in an investigation with the sec in the south bay. now, a group made up of mostly senior citizens say they're living in unacceptable conditions and want their landlords to listen. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes spoke to them at a demonstration and has more on their demands. 5-5-5 5-5-5 months of frustration have brought these tenants to this building. >> the dozens that came to this sit in demonstration represent more than 100 tenants at korda terra village and bella castillo apartments in san jose. >> both of these complexes are high majority vietnamese monolingual speakers. according to seniors. everybody's a

quaker oats says no illnesses have been reported so far.kpix.com. >>> in tonight's project earth segment, we're taking it to the skies. birds fly so high and for so long they are essentially leaving -- living, breathing weather satellites. tonight anne makovec shows us how scientists are using these creatures to get a bird's-eye view of how our planet warms. >> reporter: they are among the most magnificent birds in the world. >> they have big wingspans and a relatively light body. they can soar up into the atmosphere and spend months to days aloft. a really beautiful bird. >> reporter: now this beautiful bird is soaring to new heights with the help of a special device, these winged creatures promise to help scientists better understand climate change. >> this is actually a story of serendipity. >> reporter: dr. ian is a scientist with nasa aims research center. at the moscone center, he's one of thousands of scientists who have gathered from around the world to present new research at the annual meeting of the american geophysical union. >>

this award-winning building with its quiet beauty embodies quaker values of complicity, economy of means, environmental sustainability and peace, in that spirit and in the manner of friends. please join me in a moment of silent reflection before we begin our program. thank you. now about our author who all of you know obviously. i suspect i'm not alone in having been introduced to heather cox-richardson during the height of the impeachment inquiry, the first one four years ago, how many have there been? two that counted in my book. i suspect if you are like me, once you started diving into letters, daily american reading. heather's newsletter has grown to 2 million subscribers. pretty amazing. the synthesis of history and contemporary politics always delivered and calm, lucid, deliberate prose has provided the touchtone of sanity in an increasingly unhinged moment except on rare occasions that take the day off which isn't that often and even on those days she rewards all of us with those beautiful photos of her gorgeous environment in maine so we get a bonus except on those days we turne

meetings house, this award-winning building with its quiet beauty embodies quaker values of simplicity, economy of means, environmental sustainability and peace. in that spirit and in the manner of friends, please join me in a moment of silent reflection before we begin our program. su spect i'm not alone in having been introduced to heather cox richards >> g thank you about our author to all of you know. i suspect i am not alone in having been introduced to heather cox richardson during the height of the impeachment inquiry, the first one, four years ago. two that counted in my book. i suspect, if you are like me, once you dove into letters from an american, it became daily required reading. today, her newsletter has grown to more than 2 million subscribers. [ applause ] >> pretty amazing. her synthesis of history and contemporary politics always delivered in lucid and deliberate prose, providing sanity in what feels like an increasingly unhinged moment. except on the rare occasions when she takes a day off, which is not that often, and even on those days, she rewards all of us to rea

you can also request reimbursement on quaker granola recall .com.outh bay, a group made up of mostly senior citizens say they're living in unacceptable conditions and want their landlords to listen. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on their demands. 5-5-5 5-5-5 months of frustration have brought these tenants to this building. >> the dozens that came to this sit in demonstration represent more than 100 tenants at cortez village and delcastillo apartments in san jose. >> both of these complexes are high majority vietnamese monolingual speakers. according to seniors, everybody is a senior there. >> cindy tran is with the law foundation of silicon valley. she's been working with the tenants who recently formed associations in response to concerns some of them having to do with safety and security, their garage. >> people come in and they break in. um, there was an instance where one of the tenants got their car stolen. >> another big concern for the mostly monolingual community is communication. the other staff on site who are able to

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quaker oats is recalling many granola bars and granola cereals for potential salmonella contamination applies to most types of chewy granola bars marked as best before october 1st of 2024, or any earlier date, plus some cereals labeled best before september 1st of 2024. you can find the full list of recalled products over on abc seven news.com, and you can also request reimbursement on quaker granola recall dot com. new this morning, san francisco based tech startup bolt financial is cutting about 29% of its workforce. that's according to the chronicle. and it means more than 100 workers are being laid off. ceo ryan breslow stepped down in january, and dozens of employees were laid off in may of last year. now, the company was once estimated to be valued at $11 billion before it was involved in an investigation with the sec in the south bay. now, a group made up of mostly senior citizens say they're living in unacceptable conditions and want their landlords to listen. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on their demands as. frustration have brought these tenants to

now leave this poor, frightened 26 year old, cocky quaker gets an offer thanks.that's a speed record with a buggy going down route 30 into downtown york and city council. what he did and they say you didn't have the authority to do that. so now the mayor and city council have to get in their carriage and they got to go back out and find john gordon and formally surrender town a second time, huh? okay. so early he decides that, you know, this militia so bad we just ran out of gettysburg. i'm going to improvise. yeah, i'm still going to take york. going to still going to ransom. i'm still going to destroy the railroad, but i'm not going to burn the bridge and i'm not going to dillsburg on going on my own to seize that. i'm going to go into lancaster county. there's a thousand horses. i'm going put the louisiana tigers on those thousand horses and we're going to ride into harrisburg from its own defensive rear. i don't this is pure speculation, but i think, you know, we talk about jeff stewart glory hunting at pennsylvania. i'll give you a here's the glory how penns

meeting house, this award winning with its quiet beauty, embodies quaker values of simplicity, economy means environmental sustain, ability and peace. in that spirit and in the of friends, please join me in a moment of silent reflection before we begin our program. the thank you. and now about our author who all of you know obviously but i suspect i'm not alone in having been introduced to heather cox richardson during the height of the impeachment inquiry. the first one four years ago. i won't say how have there been? well, two that counted in my book. and i suspect that if like me once you started diving into letters from an american, it became required reading. today, heather's newsletter has grown more than 2 million subscribers. pretty amazing. her synthesis of history and contemporary politics always delivered in a calm, lucid and deliberate prose, has provided a touchstone of sanity in what feels like increasingly unhinged moment, except on the rare occasions she takes a day off, which isn't often. and even on those days, i think you're all aware she rewards of us who read faith

meeting house, this award winning with its quiet beauty, embodies quaker values of simplicity, economy means environmental sustain, ability and peace. in that spirit and in the of friends, please join me in a moment of silent reflection before we begin our program. the thank you. and now about our author who all of you know obviously but i suspect i'm not alone in having been introduced to heather cox richardson during the height of the impeachment inquiry. the first one four years ago. i won't say how have there been? well, two that counted in my book. and i suspect that if like me once you started diving into letters from an american, it became required reading. today, heather's newsletter has grown more than 2 million subscribers. pretty amazing. her synthesis of history and contemporary politics always delivered in a calm, lucid and deliberate prose, has provided a touchstone of sanity in what feels like increasingly unhinged moment, except on the rare occasions she takes a day off, which isn't often. and even on those days, i think you're all aware she rewards of us who read faith

people have to go searching. quaker, unless they don't have it, because i hope we find well today because i don't have a single job left. i live at the top of the hill. what should we do? now we have to look and see if there's water somewhere. a quarter of mexico cities 22000000 residents regularly run out of water. the ground water level is sinking and more than a 3rd of tap water is lost due to leaky pipes, plus its poor quality. those who can afford 5 bottles, drinking water, many outlying neighborhoods rely on government water deliveries. but sometimes residents have to wait days or even weeks until a water truck comes to their street and vacated on this has a solution. and it's up on people's roofs. the installs rainwater collection systems through a project called you slow. what about the becky? when it rains it is water flows down through the small pipe from there and enters the system. and i want it 1st flows through a filter and then into the tank for the local bank is today, and we'll take a little notes as in the north of mexico city, checking up on rosa, sorta. yeah. and as sy