we are here today to honor master gilbert h. helen a true living legend and i want to say first and foremost i am honored and humbled to present the marauders congressional gold medal. today, we're gonna express a debt that got me paid. a toss we cannot comprehend. hey, thank you. that's all short. but honor we must try. massart gilbert hallin. i also want to wish you a happy birthday. master holland turns 99 years old today on 12 april 2022 master and gilbert hallin is a three-time comma instrument badge recipient. he's a veteran of world war two the korean war and vietnam where he served two combat tours. master gilbert hallin is a highly decorated better veteran. massar holland is a four-time bronxar recipient a purple heart recipient. and is in the army ranger hall of fame? however, today is to recognize this contributions to the infamous 5307 composite unit provisional a top secret special operations jungle warfare unit that fought behind enemy lines and japanese held burma. the unit is commonly referred to as the merrell's

national audubon did not and gilbert pearson who i mentioned earlier who was the president of national audubon from florida archer florida, which is eagle country and where he grew up in late 19th century. he would not oppose the the the alaska bounty or support federal legislation to just for the bald eagle until this woman. oops this woman came along this is rosalie edge who founded an organization in opposition of t gilbert pearson and audubon called the emergency conservation committee. and of course the emergency was that audubon is not stepping up. and and it was the most powerful conservation organization and is the best funded most influential and but it was very cozy with the gun companies and ammunition and gun companies mainly through t gilbert pearson. and rosalie edge and this this man well, we'll advance name who was a naturalist at the american museum of natural history. they found in the emergency conservation committee together and they barbecued audubon in the press. and they they also push for federal legislation and protective ball legal congress, finally. press tha

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james gilbert has a different idea, coming from the perspective of the history of religion.that there wasn't as big of a cultural divide. that in prominent cases like the scopes trial, that was exploited as a strategy to sell the controversy by the media. but in, fact as gilbert puts, it capra did not have to build bridges between science and religion because they were already there. all you had to do was watch as films across them. last but not least, we have the perspective of a folklorist, gregory shrimp at indiana university in the folklore department. basically says, this film was able to get made because capra was a premier storyteller, his focus was on storytelling and narrative. he was exercising his artistic license to create a new mythology, a quasi-religious sense of mystery and awe. there are multiple theories for not only why it got made, but why it was received the way it was received. and why it continue to have success over the years in classrooms. but again, to conclude, by coming back to this larger lesson that catherine pandora articulated so eloquently. s

was not the 1st time till c, gilbert has been critical of president biden's policies. she also pinned europe's energy crisis on the u. asked leader suggesting that similar repercussions could be on the cards for americans. while we discussed miss gilbert stance with earl rasmussen, of the eurasia center, think tank, she was exactly right. she, her statement as far as that, this is not about ukraine. it's not about european values. it's not about democracy. it's about regime change. it's about containment of russia and ultimately regime change. and ultimately, i would say dismantling of russia as well. i think similar is happening. we've got another play going on with taiwan and china, also filthy gabbert, colonel mcgregor grand greenwald, the whole list of them. unfortunately, the not widely heard in most to the media is completely controlled. it's projecting whatever the policy of the government is adding. if you listen sam s nbc or c, and then it's like somebody wrote a script from and they're leaving. you don't even have basically the saying the same thing over and

. >> george gilbert don't algorithms represent a crude thanking on their own computers?> computers are very good for computation, they do pattern recognition quite efficiently. they can see patterns in large bodies of data. the patterns they see are largely dependent on the selection of the data in the preparation of the data in the translation into the symbolic language in the computer can actually address and interpret. the computer is not separateot from human minds as charles the great philosopher showed symbol systems are separate from reality. between every symbol system and its objects and in a game the symbols are the objects if you're playing chess or checkers the symbols have their rules, they embody them and they are the object. if you speed up the chess game or the go game to some gigahertz billions of cycles of circuits you can play all the games that are possible in defeat a human player who doesn't have the benefit of this gigahertz processing, assemble, the map is not the same as the territory a.i. imagines that you can make maps that are the same as the

mainly through t gilbert pearson. and, rosalie edge and this man, willard van name, who was a naturalist at the american museum of natural history. they founded the community together and they barbecued audubon in the press. they also pushed for federal legislation to protect the ball diego. congress finally passed that legislation in 1940. by then pierson was convinced to change his position on the ball diego and support of the legislation and, in 1940, a year before america went to war against fascist tyranny, congress passed a bald eagle protection acts. the first federal law that gave protection to an individual species. all of the other wildlife legislation before then gave protection to multiple species. but not raptors, by the way. owls, falcons hawks, of spray, and eagles. marlins and others. so, the bald eagle was privileged with being the first individual species to have federal protection. and the rationale was and this is in the language of the congressional record, it is that congress realized that it was

gilbert reorder goes repeat. no, those are the only, i guess, you know. so hope you're a nice, a nice today with that machine usually and we found a bush lawyer the bushes, the boot. oh, what else do you want to do or you are a with the new home with a different video more but with, [000:00:00;00] with, [000:00:00;00] with when i was a wrong one i just don't know any. yes to shape out. the same becomes the advocate and engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground with a really long period. for the most part, the summer's flooring deal to stumble was then yeah. like i'm, i'm not finished dental, but look, i think now, so, but in point of this on the floor i would at last but i had, i left that much room with the study at that what i did, what i did well, that's edible up. it's like, like a bush nash with like, got a little immediately here. so i was also the upgrade your bathroom or go bowl supposedly when you get a bill from you guys, you know, you mentioned with, oh great. when you have to ru

so, gilbert, if you could unmute your microphone and and give us your question.e? it was expected much earlier. so thorny question there for arjo. why was it solid? why was the light year so late? so we set out to build a dispersion car a six years ago when we founded the company. but we were five guys straight out of college. we didn't have any money. we didn't have any experience. so besides having to engineer the car, we also had to build the company. how do you make a car? next time we do it we _ how do you make a car? next time we do it we have — how do you make a car? next time we do it we have a clear process and we know _ do it we have a clear process and we know how _ do it we have a clear process and we know how to — do it we have a clear process and we know how to get there. along the way, _ know how to get there. along the way, we — know how to get there. along the way, we met a lot of challenges. we talked _ way, we met a lot of challenges. we talked about one such is a solar paneh — talked about one such is a solar paneh a— talked about one such is

but the gilbert, i, you know, when she leaves, eyes can stop dora cooper with hope. lip of the talk to about a dear participant column, which is ryan appa, cham campbell at a continuous. my daughter is a junior, my graduate assistant myself. deborah, i say, can you let me see used to she was that when you come in is ice. you open water, me is bit slow and you brought your book was right. it pretty surely. no greenish, don't know what she took by till the problem. yeah. video or cookie, just this will show the checkup and they were doing that as each other in 2022 after the start of the russian and annette gummies, joint operation in ukraine, they managed to drive ukrainian forces out of murray airport. sarah was unable to show the secret jail site and the conditions prisoners had been camped in to one of the stuff which was issued to show where she showed this could noonish post. and i'm sure you will think there's any of me really what i knew indesign, this muddy opa residence. oh, good guy had been a prisoner in the library which is really good, which is faster. for them you have to

but the gilbert, i, you know, chiles eyes can stop dora cooper with hope lip of the talked about the new a dear participant column, which is ryan appa, cham campbell at a continuous. my shatoya is a junior, my graduate assistant weights of deborah eyes. very genuine is used to she was that when you come in is what i ask you. a lot of me is bit slow and you brought your book was right. it pretty shyly. no greenish to know what she to buy. told the problem. yeah. video or cookie, just this will show that you're comfortable doing that as each other in 2022 after the start of the russian and annette scott is joined operation in ukraine. they managed to drive ukrainian forces out of murray. airport phone center was unable to show the secret jail size and the conditions. prisoners had been camped in to one of which was issued a room should show. this could be an issue, post a problem, and i'm sure you will think there's any need me to what i need into this money for residents. oh, good guy. i've been a prisoner in the library below, which is really good, which is best for them to leave her

. >> daniel gilbert is from dartmouth college. so good to see you.d that any negotiations take place behind closed doors. but i'm wondering, does it seem that the back and forth here has been unusually public. or has this been how it usually goes? >> yeah, this is quite unusual. the white house would not normally make a statement like they did last week that they had previously put a substantial offer on the table to get our citizens home. and for the russians, they're committing to keeping this process quiet because they're still operating under the farce that this is a legitimate legal process. and they need to pretend this is for real and not the political leverage that they're really pursuing. >> and why do you suppose then the u.s. has been in your view unusually public about negotiations, is it largely because you're talking about a high profile prisoner, hostage, american who has global recognition? >> that is a really good point. there could be several reasons why the administration went public about their involvement in this deal, about the

-- mayim bialik. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert.ners who will advance to our two-day tournament final on thursday and friday. and the stakes are high. the winner of that final will return to campus $100,000 richer and with a coveted slot in the tournament of champions. i'm sure our three challengers are rarin' to go. welcome, sam, j.p., and katie. good luck. and here are the categories in the jeopardy! round. we'll start with... and... they were once common, but now they only appear in isolated phrases. sam, you have control of the board. british humor, $200, please. j.p. what is "monty python and the holy grail"? correct. [ with british accent ] british humor for $400. [ audience laughs ]

she was jailed in 1981 along with her then husband david gilbert, in connection with the armed car robberyklin county new york, that left a security officer and police guard to dead. she would serve to years in prisonchesa, to become elected the district attorney of san francisco, was recently recalled. in thistalks about being chesa's mother. >> i was determined to have me being a mother not stop me from being a revolutionary. also in terms of net and women, i wasn't going to have me as a woman, not be able to do something, have david be able to go. that relegated me to the role of a mother, which i felt like was nothing that i wanted as part of who i was, but i didn't want you to take away from me the other things that i could do. amy: she also talks about how bernadine and bill ended up adopting their son chesa while she and her husband david gilbert were imprisoned. >> he had no idea who i was. he didn't pay attention to me. of course, chesa began to call bernadine mom. and i was like, oh my god. zayd: this is an important part of the story, too, the collateral damage. the people who c

medical doctor gilbert e ander, amer professor of ethics. >> that's great. we'll take a final break and come back and tk more. >> hello. welcome back. jennifer, you mentioned paul kyleanthony. that was a book i read. he was a neurosurgeon at . a young married man who got stae 4 cancer suddenly. during his last few months of life, he got treatments which were unsuccessful. he wrote a wonderful best selling book. eve read it. how is he associated? >> paul was one of our first pal ramsey institute fellows. instie runs a two year fellowship where where young men and women from many disciplines, law students, medical students, phd students will apply. paul was in the first group when we launched paul ramsey institute. it was dg his two year time with us that e was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and writing "when breath becomes air." >> a wonderful book, truly movi. you have top notch academics, ml professionals, so on who apply for a limited number of spots in in the institute. they're there for a year, two years. >> two years. >> is there a physical location

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we have a billionaire in detroit named dan gilbert who owns quicken loans. that many of the listeners are familiar with quicken loans. dan gilbert, as we speak, is building a new office tenement in downtown detroit.he is a billionaire, right ? we just voted, our city council voted recently to extend the dan gilbert, a billionaire, $60 million tax holiday. when we have these hypocritical issues of giving or extending a hand to the poor and then return a different color, a different hand when we talk about billionaires -- why would dan gilbert need 60 million? that is the root of hypocrisy in this country. think about that. thank you. host: i just put up an article from wdet in detroit about the $60 million tax break for dan gilbert's hudson site project that was approved by the detroit city council that the caller mentioned. let's go to eva in california on the democratic line. caller: i have a question. will of the corporation who cannot collect the student loans write that as a loss and not pay taxes. or the programs, from what i can see you, they come out

we have a billionaire in detroit named dan gilbert who owns quicken loans.re that many of the listeners are familiar with quicken loans. dan gilbert, as we speak, is building a new office tenement in downtown detroit.he is a billionaire, right ? we just voted, our city council voted recently to extend the dan gilbert, a billionaire, $60 million tax holiday. when we have these hypocritical issues of giving or extending a hand to the poor and then return a different color, a different hand when we talk about billionaires -- why would dan gilbert need 60 million? that is the root of hypocrisy in this country. think about that. thank you. host: i just put up an article from wdet in detroit about the $60 million tax break for dan gilbert's hudson site project that was approved by the detroit city council that the caller mentioned. let's go to eva in california on the democratic line. caller: i have a question. will of the corporation who cannot collect the student loans write that as a loss and not pay taxes. or the programs, from what i can see you, they come ou

now in the j gilbert smith, house gallery. to find creative ways to try and feed their families. and they say some of the foods are actually still kind of popular today. >> interestingly enough, jello spam. hot oatmeal. >> things that we just take for granted today. we've actually put on display. >> the foods, the containers, the kinds of things that the people of the 30's actually 8 and used, including tools that we have today. >> again, thtt's of the j gilbert smith the display is free for all ages. you can go thursdays through sundays from noon until 4 o'clock. that is about all the time we've got here for kron. 4 news at noon, but want to send it on over to olivia horton. i believe they're talking about a lot of food today. yeah. during your we are now. well, thank you so much. like you said, we're talking about a ton of food. as matter of fact, we're taking a culinary trip around the world first step. >> we head to sweet perry. >> macaroons. we're finding out more on how you can craft the perfect macaroon with the help of

charles, polls unlike gilbert stewart, painted very small portraits. this is only about six by eight inches. very small. it was done in two hours. he would handed to the person who gets the portrait done right after it was done. so the fact that patterson was wearing this robe, to me, is indicative cÔte d'ivoire that he was literally sitting there having's portrait done and wearing it. so we have to be in this realm. this gives us a sense that the ropes may have been worn into the 17 90s. again, there's not a lot of documentation for this. here are the two rope side by side. these are the only two from life portraits that we have been able to locate. if you were to turn jay into profile, the rule would line up similarly to this. it looks very wide here. and on this, robe you cannot solve that on the ankle. but i think basically they're all wearing the same ropes. what happened to all the other ropes? if we know they all got, robes what happened to them? here's what i've been able to determine so far. we know james rove exists. we know genre is probably

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después del tiroteo del 2019 el festival del ajo de gilbert se vio afectado también por la pandemia.n a cabo hasta feria, un promotor de stockton decidió hacer un evento similar pero con otro hombre y la feria del condado san joaquín. Éste festival será el próximo 13 y 14 de agosto. por cierto el organizador es el mismo que lleva a cabo el festival del espárrago en stockton >> regresan al Área de la bahía las noches al aire libre, que son eventos de reencuentro y compartir de la comunidad y sus autoridades. hoy 2 de agosto se está realizando entre ciudades. tome nota (información en pantalla). >> y allí habrá comida, entretenimiento para grandes y chicos se >> la junta de supervisores del distrito escolar de san francisco recomendó amonestar a la comisionada anne (hablan en inglés) >> tras unas declaraciones en las que ella dijo que los entornos familiares inestables son un obstáculo para el progreso educativo de los estudiantes de raza negra y latinos información que se tomaron estas medidas. varias solicitudes para que renuncie. finalmente la junta pensó que reprender a la comision

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