they worked incredibly hard on me from on the great, so see ologist, mox vega said that calvinism was the father of capitalism. his arc dec i live in this was, is there part of but we know that other religious movements of the 16th and 17th centuries did just as much to spur the economy. to 40 votes, africa, tom. hm. it was really the overall forces in society at the time, along with technical developments that led to the incredible economic boom from through on one peak orientation. different recruit, the city of zurich started setting up the official currency exchanges. in 1419 the money changes tended to be goldsmiths or coin mentors because they had to be able to tell the value of the coins. they changed currencies and they also made loans. lacey with this thing, leon and calvin is traditions. switzerland became a banking pioneer. and affluence became a symbol of divine favor. measuring, tell him is still inseparably tied to exploring the heavens. renaissance thinkers had already set their sights on the stars. many medieval time pieces were astronomical clocks. the exact measureme

they changed currencies and they also made loans. lacey with this swing leon and calvin is traditions, switzerland became a banking pioneer, and affluence became a symbol of divine favor. measuring, tell him is still inseparably tied to exploring the heavens. renaissance thinkers had already set their sights on the stars. many medieval time pieces were astronomical clocks. the exact measurement of time is a necessary requirement for studying the motion of the sun, moon, and planets. ah, it was the start of an age in which scone is began to challenge the church as wold view. saying that the sun didn't revolve around the earth, and the earth was not the center of the universe. from bulk in poland in around 1514 nicholas, copernicus was a cannon at the cathedral there, as well as a high ranking government official. he was also a lawyer, physician, and mathematician, as well as an economist who wrote a highly regarded work on the theory of money. but his real passion was astronomy. his astronomical observations and calculations contradicted the generally accepted muddle originally posited

germany is slowly brightening. stores and restaurants can remain open despite the rising number of calvin 19 cases. businesses, a once again optimistic about the future, despite supply chain issues. according to the latest business climate index. germany's economy is slowly emerging from the pandemic slump. it grew 2.7 percent last year. in 2022, the government expects the recovery to continue with annual economic growth forecast at 3.6 percent. that would return the economy to its pre pandemic level. but growth isn't the only measure for prosperity, says the new german economy minister robot hobbit, during the launch of his government's 1st annual economic report, he said he once business to do more for climate change and social justice. and as we are building on germany's longstanding social market economy, making it an ecological social market economy, one that redistributes power, prevents oligopoly that and enables competition. so that markets are regulated to serve the economic interests and not only profit the few had him convinced him for items. but for now, many companies have ot

calvin coolidge was a very feeble man. he did not like the idea of having a special train for the president said you can put my car in the rear of the train of a regular chamber don't do a special train. while in december of 19207 i think was in chicago there are two places in that city. and he decided he would go to a regular compartment and a regular sleeping car and i believe the name of the car's president grants of all things. he would eat there, he would sleep in that compartment, mrs. put before trains were air-conditioned, the car was very hot even though it was in december. so we had to sit there in his compartment with the door open and everybody on the train who walked past throughout the train walked through the aisle and look in there and gawk at him. and he did not like that. the very insecure situation with the secret service threat. i remember one time that waiter asked him as your coffee all right? he just said yes. then later he asked his wife why would he say that maybe there is something wrong with it.

calvin crosby's family said he died in the hospital wednesday and he was shot while trying to stop a robbery inside the sun valley mall in concord and he was a u.s. army veteran and he leaves behind two daughters. his family describes him as selfless, courageous and compassionate they've set up a fundraiser for his daughter's online and meanwhile concord police say they have made an arrest in the case. >>> a recurring crime in the bay area has happened once again. two french bulldogs, a popular and often expensive breed, were stolen from the owner in the east bay. kpix 5 da lin talked to the owner. >> reporter: these are the two stolen french bulldogs and aside from filing a police report, the owner post of lawyers in the parking lot when the theft happened but she also put the information on social media.>> yeah. it has been the three of us. for years. >> linda kenneth has been in tears all day thinking of her two french bulldogs.>> i had a good hike this morning. it's been after their saturday morning hike they made a quick trip to cvs and she came out to find a busted car window a

i see you plan on the account the last your much so my son calvin or michigan. yeah. yeah. well, i used to this is a boucher. yeah. one analogy. ok. keep one from command yard. sure. i don't joke. beach or you are which shamrock? sorry. good coverage. yeah. you will look i'm getting. i did the quicker. yeah. got you yet. i'm done yet. right. yeah, press the sure question here. so you know that you're gonna cut your browser to play. yep. that's the name of publish a day. she did this thing, but i do problem with i knew was always seeing social media post about this girl for a long time. no one could find a family for the child. for me to actually think here, but i did. my mom was feel i'm a social spoke. no mom, my beloved mom, missed a bill. and i'm good isla, hold on for the, for the lowest, the state police only a fellow to more school or peter, you to really although you're not below. busy close to what i was a good on some focus on what i you try to pull you know the analysis and grilled or she push your well both girls crepey chocolate in would see me. but if you don't

life so long from paris, charlotte dubious, give reporting. charlotte, thank you right up to date calvin, back with the latest stories for you in just a 2nd. i i ah a j. b you shaken with well, i'm going to put a line. they prepared to wait. don't, don't come through to get my check. i haven't been able to get them checked since 1982. they have been waiting patiently for hours. i got here that 40 okay. oh my um have driven hundreds of miles to get here with the most has spent the night in their cars. oh, really to be oh we need to be paid. i. when i say you want that to me, show me your ticket, you know? yeah, sorry. your with all are desperately waiting for free medical treatment. i can, i help you with, for your for these american families are at homeless. most of them are middle class and yet they have no choice but to come to this clinic with allison is $26.00. this uninsured mother has just given birth. i'm going to have got jack who's 4 days. and then junior here, my 4 year old i don't feel great that i have a 4 day old baby out in the. busy i do, i mean there's so technically flu

calvin crosby was 32 years old and san francisco, he was known as the doodler. a serial killers stalking and killing gay men. back in the 19 seventies, he got the dealer name because he was an artist who drew pictures of his victims. and now, decades later , there is movement on this cold case. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee shows us he has been linked to 1/6 victim. for more than four decades. a killer who preyed on gay men in san francisco has never been caught. he was given the name the doodler. he met his victims at bars and then lured them by offering the sketch them on napkins. he told us surviving victim he was an art school and studying to be a cartoonist. for years. sfpd said he's killed five men. but on thursday, investigators say another man, warren andrews, was likely his sixth victim. the angry seemed like a nice guy. you know, i'll these guys seem like nice guys. andrews was attacked in april 1975 at lands in but unlike the other victims who were stabbed to death andrews was beaten with a rock and tree branch under the bushes looked at the cliffs

calvin crosby was 32 years old. he is one of san francisco's most infamous cold case killers.red to as the doodler terrorized the city's gay community. back in the 19 seventies, police say he would kill gay men dumping their bodies on beaches and trails and tonight new information. about this decades old case, crime reporter henry lee tells us that doodler has now been linked to 1/6 victim. for more than four decades. killer who preyed on gay men in san francisco has never been caught. he was given the name the doodler. he met his victims at bars and then lured them by offering the sketch them on napkins. he told us surviving victim he was an art school and studying to be a cartoonist. for years. sfpd said he's killed five men. but on thursday, investigators say another man worn andrews was likely his sixth victim, the angry seemed like a nice guy. you know, i'll these guys someplace nice guys. andrews was attacked in april 1975 at lands in but unlike the other victims who were stabbed to death andrews was beaten with a rock and tree branch under the bushes looked at the cliff

calvin crosby was 32 years old. berkeley and uc berkeley. police are investigating an assault on a cow student campus police report. a female student got into an argument with three women. it keeps bar and grill on durant avenue at one o'clock this morning. authorities say the three women then started kicking and punching the student while they were in line for the restroom. the student then went outside but was confronted again by the same group of women campus. police say the women attacked the student again. no word on the victim's condition. but she was able to go back to her home and talk with berkeley police. a french bulldog stolen from her family has been reunited with their owners. cameras captured the moment someone grabbed the dog on his stand. antonio street in san jose ktvu zambelli spoke with the family after this happy reunion. i'm happy. yeah, i can't believe she's back so fast . this is surveillance video given to me by the hernandez family from wednesday night about eight o'clock. it shows a man dealing down looking through

calvin crosby was at the sun valley ball on new year's eve when he saw a man being robbed by severals. concord police say crosby jumped in to help the victim and was then shot. authorities say they've arrested someone in connection with the killing, but they won't release any more information. calvin crosby was 32 years old and berkeley and uc berkeley police are investigating an assault on a cow student campus police reporter female student got into an argument with three women. it keeps bar and grill on durant avenue at around one this morning. authorities say that three women then started kicking and punching the student while they were in line for the restroom. the student, then went outside but was confronted once again by the same group of women campus. police say the woman attacked the student again. no word on the victim's condition, but she was able to go back to her home. and talk to berkeley police. a family in the south bay is now reunited with their french bulldog that had been stolen by thieves. surveillance camera captured the moment someone grabbed the dog on wednesda

. >> with calvin coolidge. >> okay. >> calvin coolidge was a very frugal man. some people would say he was actually -- and he did not like the idea of having a special train for the president. he says, you can put my car on the rear of a train, a regular train, but don't do a special train. well, he took off in december of 1927, i think, at two places in chicago. and he decided that he would go in a regular compartment in a regular sleeping car. and i believe the name of the car was "the president grant," of all things. he would eat in the diner. he would sleep in that compartment. he found out before too long, this was in the days before trains were air conditioned, that the car was very hot, even though it was in december. so he had to sit there in his compartment with the door open, and everybody on the train, the word passed throughout the train, and people would come walking along the aisle and look in there and gawk at him. [ laughter ] and he didn't like that. and he would eat his meals in the diner along with the other passengers, which was a very insec

ok, social calvin sin, they're getting his view from a new york emergency room. thank you so much for joining us on the news. we do appreciate it. talk to soon plenty more. so has only news are including now almost spur created equal when it comes to protection from our micron. we'll take a look at the safest one this and sort of at joke of it as admitted to not isolating after a positive test for cove at 19 last month. ah, british prime minister has apologized to the nation after saying he attended a garden party in dining streets during the 2020 lockton. this of course was when his governments and the police were enforcing strict measures, which confined to millions of people at home. johnson insists that this was a work events, but the opposition labor party, some of his own pace, are accusing him of deception and of cold for his resignation and re simmons has this reports. oh, morris johnson has never been under such pressure from his own party. the opposition and the people of britain who elected him. the question, did he attend a summer party in the garden

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and she did a great job. >> calvin?ler moore comes downstairs and she asks her husband what's wrong. >> i don't know if i love you anymore. >> she goes upstairs and she's just -- there's something so moving to me about somebody who is so deeply repressed cracking open. >> that's where the dam breaks. she gets hit by some truth that she can't articulate. she's so taken aback, she can't adjust, she can't take it in. that's what that moment was about. >> then you look at some of these films of the 1980s like "ordinary people" and like "blue velvet," those films are explicitly about how things look are not the way they really are. you have to understand this was when ronald reagan became president and the idea was that after all sorts of traumas, particularly watergate and vietnam, we healed. but as the public pronouncement is we're good again, our movies are telling us, no, we're not. no, we are not. >> wendy, i'm home. >> i play this game. all your favorite filmmakers alive or dead were opening a movie on the same day, wh

no relation to calvin. the two-handed jam, auburn wins 80-71. number one team in the country for the first time in school history when the new paul comes out on monday. >>> that is it for us at 5:00. we will see a back here at 6:00. >> news updates are always on kpix.com. see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> tracy: tonight, hospitals overwhelmed by the unprecedented covid surge. i.c.u.s packed in some states as deaths rise nationwide, even as new infe infections in some regioning start to fall. >> reporter: i'm lilia luciano in l.a. county, which leads california in new infections, and hospitalizations are climbing. >> tracy: also tonight, the u.s. sends lethal aid to ukraine as tensions with moscow rise. >> reporter: i'm holly williams near ukraine's northern border with russia. on the other side of that frontier, russia has massed nearly 100,000 troops fueling fears of an invasion. >> tracy: plus biden briefed. national security officials update the president on ukraine as he marks a landmark court decision now under attack on

so we need all the calories we can get all calvin. welcome, mcgowan, mcgowan likes to unwind by taking a walk around such a curb, where she enjoys the view of paris, even on cloudy days. past isa shewn, paris is beautiful, even when it's not thus left, it makes hard day's bear obliged. but even after almost 20 years in the french capital, normal gal doesn't feel like a real parisian is as naturally shamia as rural, it's hard to become part of parisian life as a mula who's dancer. we are important to parisian lives on it, but we live in a parallel universe pallone vessel does have hm. yeah many. so we have few points of contact with real parisian society who buddies and her friends are the other dances who share the same daily rhythm. her world is milan ruge with its stage and back stage area with more than a 1000 unique hand and tailor made costumes. miguel changes her outfit 20 times in an evening and she doesn't have a problem addressing so revealing lee in front of hundreds of people when she comes to when i where these costumes i

the victim, identified as 32- year-old calvin crosby. concord police say they have arrested someone in connection with the killing. so far they have not released any information about the suspect. >>> now a story about neighbors helping neighbors. it all started when flames broke out at a senior living apartment in pleasant hill. kpix 5 shawn chitnis on how people rushed to rescue a man from a balcony. >> reporter: flames spread quickly around 1:00 in the afternoon on the second floor of this senior living community. many residents rushed out of the building, but some could not get out of the hallway. >> we rescued him by lifting him getting down from the balcony, and he has some hair burned. >> reporter: a witness visiting a friend of the complex was part of the group that helped to get one man to safety from the second floor. >> two men were the bravest ones. they said jump, jump. they held him, and brought him down. >> reporter: firefighters say only one man who was rescued from the complex needed to be treated for injuries at a nearb

the fishing oceans could cause additional damage to the calvin cycle. but how could this be? it's taking just a matter of decades for industrial fishing to spread from traditional fishing areas in the northern hemisphere to cover all the planets oceans over the last 70 years, the amount of fish caught by humans has more than quadrupled to over $90000000.00 tons a year. add to that 38000000 tons of bi catch marine wildlife captured incidentally almost 30 percent of all fishing grounds are considered over fished with many populations now an able to recover. in addition to the impact on our marine ecosystem, this development might also be a contributing factor to climate change. a survey conducted by scientists at the university of california has found evidence of biochemical changes, triggered by shifts in what's known as the biological carbon pump. this is the process fire which plankton and other tiny organisms absorb carbon dioxide dissolved in the see water when they're eaten by other organisms. the carbon converted by the plankton progresses up the food chain to small and

stewart, 2300 giga tons of calvin. this life that sees and oceans filter far more carbon from the air around 38000 kick tons are stored under water. but humans released too much. c o 2 into the atmosphere and the system becomes imbalanced. the earth heat's up a recent study has shown that elvis fishing oceans could cause additional damage to the carbon cycle. but how could this be? it's taking just a matter of decades for industrial fishing to spread from traditional fishing areas in the northern hemisphere to cover all the planets oceans over the last 70 years, the amount of fish caught by humans has more than quadrupled to over $90000000.00 tons a year. add to that 38000000 tons of bi catch marine wildlife captured incidentally almost 30 percent of all fishing grounds are considered over fished with many populations now an able to recover. in addition to the impact on our marine ecosystem, this development might also be a contributing factor to climate change. a survey conducted by scientists at the university of cal

calvin crosby's family says he died in the hospital wednesday. three weeks after he was shot.le trying to stop a robbery inside sun valley mall in concord. crosby was a u.s. army veteran and leaves behind two daughters. his family describes him as a selfless, courageous, and compassionate person. they have set up a fundraiser for his daughters online. maybe while concord police say they've made an arrest in the case. and right now, police are investigating what they say could be a murder-suicide. offices say two people were found dead with gunshot wounds at a home on east e street. they say there's no threat to the community at this time. >>> new video shows the aftermath of a suspected dui crash. a blue honda landed on top of a twelve foot high storage container. it happened this morning. the drive crashed through a shed at a yard on laurel street and hit two work trucks and a trailer before landing on top of that storage container. chp says the driver was treated for minor injuries and arrested for dui. >>> coming up, it's a different kind of way to get to the warrior games

revenues and it's been high, has played why he was worrying between nepalese and it didn't frighten calvin mccarthy. on al jazeera, for quite a few decades casa, has been dealing with political and economic turmoil. and its people struggle to access essential needs, like adequate quantities of potable water, a sufficient number of beds for pregnant mothers, and limited access to up to date information for students. and in the has the, the ground water is not sufficient to meet the daily needs of all of its residents . this led to the development of the new water treatment facility and hun, eunice slowing down further pollution. the extension of, as if, as medical facilities was accomplished to provide expectant mothers with a safe and reliable opportunity to get the care they needed the kuwait library at the university college as science and technology is not only a repository of knowledge but an access point to the world beyond ah, revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet. on al jazeera. ah, you're watching al jazeera with me the hell, rollin doha. remind her of ou

actress zoe dachanel is 42 and calvin harris is 38. thanks for waking up with us on this monday. mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. have a >>> this morning, the fbi revealing more about the man who held a rabbi hostage and others >>> omicron cases appear to be leveling off in some areas >>> and the number one tennis player was deported and now is in dubai >>> nfl highlights >>> today would have been betty it

when they see the havoc and destruction that low. da's like calvin brag bring to that communities, hopefully they'll finally learn, and hopefully before it's too late. more like justice for nobody. you clearly don't give a damn about the people who will be victimized by your policies. as long as you get to a pair, woke being woke is not a virtue. i work in that cesspool, and i can tell you the anxiety i have every day traveling to and from work. new york city is not a safe place. politicians are playing woke politics with our lives, if only they reap the benefits of the policies they enact. if only the change comes despite new york, experiencing a crime wave last year, with murders up nearly 4 percent to almost $500.00 robberies were also up around 5 percent to just under $14000.00 and serious assaults increased by 10 percent as well. new york police sergeant zeek arkham told us that although the numbers will go down with these new policies, people in the city will not feel safe at all. i think has gotten immediate disastrous potential. i mean the c invoice for a new mayor who said that he w

host: you are on, calvin. go ahead. caller: i went to the er in six months later, i get a bill for $1100. i called the hospital. they said it had been paid. they said it had come from a doctor in the er. host: what did your insurance say about this, calvin? caller: i'm on disability. i called them. they said they had a record. host: and how are you -- were you able to pay the bill? caller: no. host: what happened in your situation, calvin? caller: i just paid it. host: ok. let's talk to jonathan, calling from canton, ohio. good morning. are you there? good morning -- caller: good morning. i like watching c-span. the first started talking -- hello? host: go ahead. caller: just enjoying the conversation, the one man that said the hmo that she didn't sage him a -- the hmo -- he didn't say hmo. but it took me back to when my father was in the hospital for a procedure and his regular doctor couldn't take care of him and my father caught covid in his regular doctor wasn't able to see him because they had some type of -- when

in fact, this morning the government said india clocked about 32000 new calvin 19 cases. not this number is much lower compared to many other parts of the world, but is a huge jump from about the 1012000 cases. india was recording a fortnight ago, in fact, in some cities, cases have more than doubled overnight just this weekend. the state of bengal imposed new restrictions. there's a night coffee place. and interestingly, the state has also restricted flights coming from new delhi. and more by which are the hardest hit cities. now the financial capital already had some restrictions. now the government has increased the number of hours during which people cannot visit public places, like beaches and parks. in delhi schools, i have been shot cinemas in jim's are also clause, and a restaurant and public transport are under restrictions. the government says that while the 3rd wave is here and it is preparing for a massive surge, the good news is that cases are still mild, and most people it says our asymptomatic state said they will look at hospitalizations and dead. that's a

because the world desperately needs that you have a good ah, breaking news, an artsy on rest, sweep calvin don over soaring fuel prices with rioters trying to storm government buildings. doesn't something arrested? also coming up on the program, european creeds are to divide. it will bring you proposal to label nucular and gas as green forms of energy, but the new german government slamming the plan has green washing. snowstorms are grounding flights in america with shortages due to co, but also being claim for travel. cale on more than 600000 people in the u. k. signed a petition calling for a former prime minister, tony blair's knighthood to be withdrawn over his alleged war.

so you're not entitled to any so that calvin grown a wig lives in a four unit property, each with its own apartment number, but once his son in law ordered the freak covid rapid test this week no one in the other units were able to do so. the white house has acknowledged the problem, saying it's affecting this small percentage of people, the u. s postal service, which is handling the distribution, recommends people fill out a service request on their website, however. gonna wag says there's been no resolution to this problem just yet. since the mail comes to apartment 123 or four i can't believe believe they wouldn't have already in the system. but, um yeah, that's kind of where we are a little frustrating at the white house, said the tech companies are working on the issues right now trying to make the covid test relied of success. each residence is supposed to be entitled to four free at home. koba tests one year since taking office, president biden is facing a dip in approval ratings , according to a new associated press poll. the president's approval rating has dropped from 59% la

so calvin is definitely a factor in terms of the blood supply. and as we're seeing a 3rd in co, 19 variants that impacts the ability for donors to be able to give as you have to be feeling well and, and of course not symptomatic. this situation will continue to become more dire and ongoing. and it will impact patient care tremendously the u. n. world food program is warning of a tsunami of hunger enough gellis, half of the population has been struggling to obtain food this winter. the situation is seemingly being made worse by sanctions. things have gotten so bad for some they've resorted to selling their organs. ah, can man $2300.00 equals the price of the kidney or how long that will feed a family is unclear. i couldn't go out and beg for money. i was not able to back then i decided to go to the hospital and sell my kidney. so i could at least feed my children or some time a welcome to modern afghanistan, where the organ trade is flourishing. amidst a dire economic crisis, 99 percent of the don't is selling kidney to the people encountering eco

when they see the havoc and destruction that woke da's like calvin brag bring to their communities. hopefully they'll finally learn, and hopefully before it's too late. more like justice for nobody. you clearly don't give a damn about the people who will be victimized by your policies. as long as you get to a pair woke being woke is not a virtue. i work in that cesspool, and i can tell you the anxiety i have every day traveling to and from work. new york city is not a safe place. politicians are playing, walk politics with our lives, if only they reap the benefits of the policies they enact. if only well, the changes come after traveling time for new york, the city experienced a crime wave last year with murders up nearly 4 percent. almost 500 robberies were also up around 5 percent to just under 14000 and series assaults increased by 10 percent to okay, let's get the views now of new york police officer, sergeant z, i come, he's the arc, i'm sorry, he's also the host of the podcast, reasonable suspicion, and you are very welcome from serving police officers points of view. what do

and calvin coolidge decided to draw a surface reason child sam. and during the non $22.00 precisely that even a surplus of roughly one percent of a every year. and of course the economy burnt. and he took credit for it and said that the service was the reason the economy boomed. when you look at the data carefully, what you find is, yes, there was a government surplus of one percent of every year. and every year the private sector was borrowing roughly 5 percent of a pay to speculate on the stock market. and that's what gave it the turbo charged economy, not the surplus, but the government, but the deficit thing that was only allowed to borrow and gamble to to be finished beta lower and gamble on the stock market. and over that period of time, the private debt level rose more more margin debt. i just bought debt to buy the gambling shares rose from what i'm to say, pay to 13 percent of j. k. and then crash right back down again. that's what i was the great depression. now that's sort of irresponsibility on the private side is the real where achill