these transformations were particularly affecting for young women like mary paul the worker in the lowell mills in the 1840s. so today we're going to continue our conversation about how economic changes affected america's urban centers its cities and we'll examine how questions about the national built environment and access to material resources like goods land and money came to a head in america's growing urban landscapes both along the east coast in places that are familiar to us, but also in growing midwestern cities between the 1790s and into the 1830s so with these themes in mind i thought we could start off today with a little bit of a comparative story that illuminates some of the ideas that we'll talk about in more detail today, particularly how americans and the early national period encountered commented on and experienced urban infrastructural growth and change. in 1810 a young woman by the name of margaret van horn dwight set out on a 500-mile journey from connecticut to the ohio territory, and she's going with a few travel companions and friends. margaret was born in 1790 an

it was lowell riker.n the house site it was tony gwynn lowe and steve barlett, maybe and then lowell riker got defeated and then it fell to me and i was chair of the disability subcommittee, so i picked it up and moved it after that. we did start out with just covering everybody but then we had to compromise. we took something from the small business legislation of 15 employees. what can i tell you, it was just a compromise. i wish it was less than that, sure, and quite frankly i think that many employers who have fewer employees than that of i voluntarily and do that because they see their customers coming in the door and they want customers and people with disabilities and families coming into the store to shop or whatever. it could be just a small watch repair shop we have in a strip mall near where i live. people with disabilities by watches and rings and earrings and get their watches repaired, so they made the doors wider and put in a ramp so people could get in and out. it was just a compromise. gu

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the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that day came in their life. biden castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon, a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro. so when the incident happened, where were you when you see here? that was her next door neighbor's says that he was at home at the time she was killed. >> so you saw him. he signed take off. i guess he kept walking to see what was going on and eventually got to the scene. describe what you saw. >> i saw down the report was that she was so they do. is that accurate? did you yeah, i didn't make it see something like that. w

the uk had been enjoying a lowell as well. >> but now hospitalizations there are up 17% just in the last week. everybody is quote over it. let's their guard down is spending more time inside. i think it is likely that we'll see an uptick in cases where we see a major hospitalizations. a lot of that is unpredictable. some of it depends on whether people that get boosted. and i think with that, we're going to say, dan kerman kron, 4 news. pfizer says it wants to expand the use of its omicron boosters. 2 young children, if approved by the fda. >> children ages 5 through 11 would soon be eligible for the updated covid shots. the modified boosters rolled out earlier this month for everyone, 12 and older they're geared at targeting variants for most of the covid cases that are out there today. the hope is a modified shots will also ward off another winter surge. a decision on pfizer's fda request is expected soon. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the golden gate things are kind of a little bit nippy out there. >> i sense a change in the air. yeah, a l

they say he's one of 3 people wanted in connection to a burglary that happened sunday morning on lowell avenue. a neighbor reported hearing an alarm around 02:30am, looked outside to see 3 people running to a parked car and speeding away. officers determined that the suspects broke into and ransacked and near my home. well, it ever does go. the city board of supervisors are allowing police to have access to private security cameras. kron four's amanda hari as we action from city leaders. >> a vote of 7 to 4 the amended item. number 14 passes. >> the san francisco police department will now be allowed to temporarily request live access to non city-owned cameras to respond to criminal activity hour and a half long discussion during tuesday's city supervisors meeting supervisors on both sides of the issue shared their opinions in my opinion. >> this is something that will be utilized in san francisco. first and foremost as a deterrent. this is dangers even with the provisions in best intentions. and a lot of police will be able to request access to a private camera during significant publi

peter baker, co-author of the new book -- joining me, peter baker, co-author of a new book, hugo lowell, vivian salama, and in studio, just the two of us, nancy cordes, the chief white house correspondent for pbs news -- cbs news. hugo, it's your first time on "washington week." i'm ing to start with you, also because of your expertise. when you look at the legal problems former president trump is facing just this week, what are possibly the most serious now and in the long term? hugo: the two potential charges -- the charges that came up this week are significant with the new york state ag civil suit, but also the doj's into his -- investigation into his mishandling of classified documents which were stashed around mar-a-lago. they are equally potent. if you look at the state ag suit, that would end the trump organization in its current form. it would permanently barred from and his adult children from -- bar trump and his adult children from holding office in new york. there is a referral to the southern district of new york for potential federal charges. the fact that the doj has reg

the uk had been enjoying a lowell as well. >> but now hospitalizations there are up 17% just in the last week. everybody is quo

the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that day came in their life. biden castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon, a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro. so when the incident happened, where were you when you see here that was getting in her next door? neighbor's says that he was at home at the time she was killed. >> so you saw him. you saw him take off. i guess you can walk in to see what was going on and eventually got to the scene. describe what you saw. >> i down the report was that she was so they do. is that accurate? did you yeah, i didn't make it to the see someth

there were incidents of racism that happened at lowell. and should not have fallen on the teachers to have to manage that. i didn't understand why the district was not using the resources in their own community we have brilliant people. allison smith was in oak lands. brilliant people who's life's work is this topic who could have brokered conversation with community. that was not happening and the most baffling thing to witness how the conversations were not happening and what the fall out was in all directions. >> one last comment and i will wrap this up. >> one thing i would like to see i don't know if this already happening i don't think so i'm not away. as a district to have prominent speakers address parents about all issues we encounter in the student's encounter. talking about equity senice but what does this look like? i want to give an example, was it sixth grade the 2 years ago. the virtual year, the ptsa tried to get equity and he inclusion parent group going i went to the first meeting and did not go anymore. i could tell the

this is the lowell discovery telescope.hat we will be using to study didymos and dimorphos in the days and weeks after the impact. spacecraft will be hitting an asteroid called dimorphos, which is special because it is a binary asteroid. dart will be hitting dimorphos, and we will be measuring how much dart changes the orbit around didymos. it's an important test for planetary defense mitigation strategies. the level discovery telescope is one of many telescopes around the world there will be used to study dimorphos and didymos. we are looking at a large mirror in the middle of the telescope. at the top, a secondary mirror focusing the light down onto the instruments that allows us to take images. this is one of my favorite hidden rooms. we are standing inside the telescope room. underneath the telescope. as you can see, it's the highest peak around here. the sun is setting right there. it's perfect. we will be collecting images of the night sky, typically an observer would be here taking images like these as they are comin

skipped through the some bizarre forests have been named us us are be ali gin, k yama, and fall matter. lowell. all 3, where part of the original group of 276 adopted from cci book in april 2014. all 3 were forced into the slummy crew to john and wave forced to murray book her arm. and thus with order gills found, or freed their return with children, and many stories of a nightmare or deal like a light to them, telling them that i wanted to visit my sister. so they let me out. i left some piece of forest. first thing in the morning, i walked for a dave to the bama local government where i met some soldiers who questioned me. i was married to one of the fighters. he is dead now. i gave birth to 2 children, one died in his and visa forest. we were not treated too badly, but we were never allowed to go out. when the husband was alive at the time they kidnapped us, we were not suffering under captivity. but when he died, life became unbearable for us to have a hospital in the forest where they give us drugs ever since i was in the forest. i've been so worried i wanted to see my parents. i have 2 c

of his 28-day journey, going to the grave sites and families of sergeant adrian hike, specialist lowellf sergeant ryan fritschy, captain david boris, and ending for major john boston. but first, he starts here, in spalding, nebraska, to pay his respects to private first class chris viper, surrounded by his loved ones. >> chris was always on top of it. in a place like afghanistan, when you can count on somebody to always do the right thing, that is absolutely invaluable. >> reporter: and with the cheers and support of new friends, he sets off, determined to follow through on his mission, one pedal stroke at a time. and let's bring in retired army colonel chris kolenda. you're in des moines right now. how many miles did you complete today? >> thanks for having me, jake. it was 80 miles today, so we visited adrian hike's grave in iowa, and then did 80 miles. joel provided escort with his sister, jenny and i got my videographer, seth, who is not only doing the videos but the site support. i couldn't have done the last 270 miles without them. >> how is the mission going so far? >> so far so

the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that they came in their life. biden castro says jose still out on data was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon. a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro. her next door neighbor's says that he was at home at the time she something like that. make see n- >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like >> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case. >> i don't feel he

winner was hugo lowell berhow trump and aids tried to stop biden's certification. hugo is here to accept the award. [applause] hugo: thank you for this. i have to keep it brief because i have to go file on the response from the doj. it is probably just as well. i'm thrilled to have won this, especially for enterprise reporting because it is in a war with so much congressional issues. i think what i found in covering the january 6 committee and this investigation for the last year or so is that there was so much before january 6 that took place that people don't know about and to be able to shine a light on that has been a privilege. in particular, i'm very proud to have uncovered trump's phone call to his lawyers at the weathered hotel the night before . it was a call that was not previously recorded and then we then discovered he was calling his lawyers so we can go behind the attorney-client privilege. unfortunately for trump, a member of his legal team leaked it to someone else and broke the privilege. thanks to the press club and to the editors. thank you to my

the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowelleet in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that day came in their life. biden castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korean. his 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon. a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro are next door. neighbors says that he was at home at the time she was killed. make see something like that. >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like >> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case. >> i don't feel h

police say he's one of 3 people wanted in connection to a burglary that happened sunday morning on lowellarm around 2.30 and then looked outside to see 3 people running to a parked car and then speeding away and it officers determined that suspects had broke into a nearby home and ransacked a few drawers. if you recognize this man have any other information you're asked to call palo alto police. turning now to our wildfire coverage. the mosquito fire burning in placer and el dorado counties is holding at a little more than 76,000 acres. tonight. >> and it is 47% contained. the placer county sheriff's office says about 111 homes are still threatened because of this fire. and while the recent rain certainly was a welcome sight, it is also causing a new set of problems for the fire crews on the front lines. >> biggest concerns for fire safety where it's steep canyons are. firefighters are already struggling to get in and out of these canyons. you add rain yet. slippery slopes. it just makes it a unsafe environment. >> the fire crews say they welcome the rain. of course, they just don't want

the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that day came in their life. biden castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korea's 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon. a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro are next door. neighbors says that he was at home at the time she was killed. i didn't make it to the see something like that. >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like >> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case

the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that day came in their life. bided castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon, a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro are next door. neighbors says that he was at home at the time she was killed. how they make see something like that. >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like >> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case. >> i d

congressional reporter for "the guardian" hugo lowell.t to america republicans are hoping will win back the house in november. and then on "morning joe," the latest in the justice department's investigation of donald trump ahead of today's hearing before the special master. >>> we're going to have live reporting from iran as violent protests continue across that country. also ahead, you're not going to want to miss this, democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia will join us as a guest. "morning joe" is just a few moments away. guest. "morning joe" is just a few moments away your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinag

joining me now is hugo lowell. he is a reporter. i have tim o'brien, a senior opinion against. there is an nbc political analyst. gentlemen welcome to all of you. jim, you first, a couple of questions, you wrote the book called trump nation. you know him and how he operates. when you hear that there were 40 empty folders montes classified not to mention the 42 others marked return to staff in military aid, what goes through your mind on this detail? >> i don't know what voting apart on that particular instance. we need more information about it. it begs the obvious question of, why are files marked classified or top secret? where the documents that were inside those files? that is the larger issue that hangs over all of the evidence that the doj and fbi are collecting as a part of this investigation. it all remains unanswered. what were his motives for taking the documents to begin with? did he make use of any of them in any fashion? what were those uses? >> yeah. >> again, this is all wrong speculation. i think, you know, that there is two tween legal threats. one of them is t

. >> ben collins and ""the guardian's"" hugo lowell, than you for your reporting. >>> donald trump's former chief of staff mark meld does is scheduled to give testimony today in fulton county, georgia, but it's unclear whether he will show up. fulton county's district attorney filed a request last month for meadows to testify about phone call he set up between trump and georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger. during that infamous call, trump asked raffensperger to find enough votes to put him ahead of joe biden. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state, so what are we going to do here, folks? i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> just find the votes, says the president of the united states. nbc news correspondent blayne alexander is live outside the fulton county courthouse. any sign of mark meadows yet? >> reporter: well, willie, we've been watching this door behind me all morning and the other entrances around the courthouse. so far no sign of my entrance. we

john i were talking about how that sound of the wind >> lowell's yeah, i that too. nice. cool.aster than the 30 seconds. it usually takes me. i sleep really good every night of could tower looks absolutely beautiful. it's doing just fine in the wind out there. you can see it crystal clear as we're really not talking a lot of fog this morning, either. nice clear. start to the morning. few low passing clouds, but we can handle that. we have a couple of sprinkles right there on the santa cruz coastline. but nothing really for the bay area itself. aside from just those passing clouds and breezy conditions that some of us to have around lake tahoe. couple of sprinkles to. but most of that energy was pushed up our direction from the remnants of hurricane kay is out of the region now. so we're going to feel a little less muggy, little less sticky in the days to come. that just makes it all more enjoyable 50's 60's for current temps, fremont hayward alameda oakland, each at 61 right now later on today, staying comfortable only in the 60's and 70's for daytime highs. that change from th

joining me now is paul butler, msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and hugo lowell, congressional reporter for the guardian. paul, i'm going to start with you. give me your read on this judge, judge dearie, who seems to be saying to the trump lawyers, look, the government said these things are classified. you haven't presented me any evidence they're not. i'm going with the government. >> you know, it was always weird that trump had selected judge dearie to be the special master because judge dearie has a reputation for integrity and playing by the book. and those aren't things trump seems to typically look for in his lawyers. judge dearie does have a reputation also as being kind of slow to decide cases, and maybe that's what was attractive to trump's team. but today, he said there's a new sheriff in town. compared to judge cannon, and he is being very strict with regard to deadlines. it's well known that trump's procedure, his strategy in legal cases when he may lose on the merits is try to delay things for as long as possible. and the judge isn't having that. today he said octo

the earliest mills happened in places like new england, pawtucket, rhode island, or lowell, massachusetts. these are places where you can build along a river or a fall line where water power from waterfalls, or the movement of a river will be harnessed to power water powered machinery. by the 1840s, we have factories springing up in places like philadelphia and chicago, as folks are turning towards more steam powered technologies. and then, by the 1850s, american factories have expanded well beyond textile mills, specializing in other production of goods like tools, agricultural machinery, shoes, clocks. you name it. this economic expansion fuels a demand for more labor. this was met, in part, by an increased arrival of immigrants from abroad. in a cities along the east coast and into the midwest, an increasing labor force of irish and german immigrants arrived to fill these jobs. here are just a few stats to give you a sense of the growth of immigrants in the 19th century. we see that 90% of the immigrants arriving in the united states in the mid 19th century are heading directly for mid

they say he's one of 3 people wanted in connection with a burglary that happened sunday morning on lowellnue. police say a neighbor reported hearing an alarm going off at about 2.30, in the morning. and when she looked outside, saw 3 people run into a parked car and speeding off officers say that the suspect apparently broke into a nearby home. they found the place was ransacked. so they're hoping you can help find out and identify who this person is. desantis. the police department will now be allowed to temporarily request live access to non-city own cameras if they're responding to a crime. so the decision past the board of supervisors in a 7 to 4 vote tuesday night. so under the law, police will be able to request access to private camera networks during what they call significant public safety events that are large and high profile. so fairly har a high bar. however, one supervisor says that those definitions are a bit too broad. in introduced an amendment to clarify that. but it didn't pass an amendment to have a 3rd party review how law enforcement used these cameras after its pilo

he's one of 3 people that are wanted in connection with a burglary that happened early sunday on lowelloing off at about 2.30, in the morning. saw 3 people run into a parked car and speeding away. officers say the suspects as they discover did break into and did ransacked at nearby home. but before you hit the road this morning. >> there's a warning for those using the rideshare service. lyft will tell you what we know so far about a scary new trend. we'll explain. plus why safety regulators are issuing warnings now in a bizarre set of power cords that are being sold on. amazon will tell you kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. have heart failure and sti

we know for instance in states like north carolina and florida and georgia and michigan, four and lowellted between one and 19% more than voted in 2020, they could determine who sits in the presidents -- who sits in the senate -- this is serious business. we cannot write off 140 million people. we cannot write off 45% of the electorate. but in order to not write them off, we must sweep them in. democrats have to say, listen, look at what we have been able to do despite 49 republicans who blocked us and to renegade democrats. a mansion what we could do if we had a clear majority, if we had senators in the house, that would fight for a living wages, that would end the filibuster, so they could pass voting rights. a mansion. look at what we have done. imagine what we could do. and speak directly to poor and low income people, who suffer the most in this country. but now, they have tremendous power. 80 million low income voters are eligible to vote. 80 million. that is 22 million people that we cannot leave off the table. we can't refuse to speak to them. >> reverend, thank you so much. next

congressional reporter for the guardian, hugo lowell, and former aide to george w. what do you make of this ruling? >> i think it's really important for people to first understand that it's not the end of the world for the department of justice because the 11th circuit struck down what judge cannon had done with respect to every document that bore classified markings. what she's now doing has an effect on the investigation but a very limited one. i think that's the place to start which is that while her new decision is another example of her really being, in my view, unfit for office, it has limited effect. what she basically did, having told the parties she wanted to appoint a special master, having selected a special master, having chosen the person who was actually nominated by judge -- sorry, by trump as the person who trump wanted, that is judge dearie, the government went along with it in saying please verify the inventory so that there's no dispute as to what documents we're talking about, and then decide any remaining issues. she then took that away from the

my colleague tracy lowell and i were pursuing this idea called buyback block at the brookings institution where we were going to identify commercial corridors that are also should receive investment. we are working with these across the country and helping them refurbish those commercial corridors that are moribund because again like every city deserves water every city deserves a main street, idon't care if you're in rural america, you need your barbershop . you need your insurance companies. any other services in the area but you also need high revenue growth types of businesses. >> call gentrification, is that a bad word in this case? >> five think gentrification is a bad thing because it means people are being pushed out. there are ways to develop communities in ways that don't push out existing residents but that means grading programs and opportunities for those residents. who often and gentrification happens because it literally buildings structures for other people to come in and benefit from. we need to create programs and initiatives that are investing in people who are there, d

there are 22 para vacancies at lowell alone and more than 100 more across the district and sf had more than one hundred classroom vacancies and there's other vacancies as well. that's serious, so let me offer you a funny story. i logged on to claber today, it's one of the online systems and learn that i work in san rosel and based on that, i should be making $15,000 more a year than i am now. i guess that's not funny. my sfusd teacher partner who is an sfusd alum and i want to set down in roots we love. we want to know we can afford to stay in sfusd assuming we get paid correctly. supporting the students and school communities that we love. and we are not the only ones who this (indiscernible). please, keep our schools staffed ask keep our students in the schools they deserve and pay us more. >> good evening, tiana, vice-president of para educator, united educator of san francisco. i want to always keep para educator in the forefront when talking about anything with sfusd particularly with money. we deserve a living wage as well. you hear many students who came and talked about their h

there are 22 para vacancies at lowell alone and more than 100 more across the district and sf had more than one hundred classroom vacancies and there's other vacancies as well. that's serious, so let me offer you a funny story. i logged on to claber today, it's one of the online systems and learn that i work in san rosel and based on that, i should be making $15,000 more a year than i am now. i guess that's not funny. my sfusd teacher partner who is an sfusd alum and i want to set down in roots we love. we want to know we can afford to stay in sfusd assuming we get paid correctly. supporting the students and school communities that we love. and we are not the only ones who this (indiscernible). please, keep our schools staffed ask keep our students in the schools they deserve and pay us more. >> good evening, tiana, vice-president of para educator, united educator of san francisco. i want to always keep para educator in the forefront when talking about anything with sfusd particularly with money. we deserve a living wage as well. you hear many students who came and talked about their h

they have donated bikes to gordon j lowell elementary school, participated in the cable car sponsorship program and volunteered in the golden gate national recreation area. blazing saddles is committed to safeguarding their offerings of bike types for a wide range of customers and the variety of tours and the iconic blazing saddles signage and historical features as murals and art work. staff supports this application and recommends a resolution to add blazing saddles bike rental and tours to the legacy business registry. this concludes my presentation and i will hand it off. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. i am from the planning department staff. the second legacy business today is the pose pose yacht club and located at terry francois boulevard in the market neighborhood. the yacht club is a non-profit membership club dedicated to recreational boating and community service and serving in san francisco since 1974. the organization was established on the principles of promoting guard sports menship, encouraging social recreation and providing activities that include interest

back with me are hugo lowell, elie mystal and glen.to put up a list of properties that trump owns and most it's a fee, he doesn't own a lot, but he owns mara lag o the trump tower penthouse and the trump national golf club bedminster and seven springs park and trump park avenue hugo and inside of trump world they are relieved because this judge basically middle he's untouchable for now, but had the trump world begun to contemplate whether other properties might also be searched? >> yeah. and joy, we've been speaking to, and can i just say that we were aware of this and were kind of thinking about this in days since the fbi first searched mar-a-lago? this has been on their mind for some time which i think is quite indicative of owners' sense of guilt that there might be other documents lying around and something i picked up and after the statement that the trump lawyers gave back to the doj. it said something on the lines of we have reviewed all of the documents and the materials that came down from the white house to mar-a-lago and spe

host: kathy, lowell, maryland, independent. caller: this president is a disaster. am sure his poll numbers are a disaster. i'm quite sure democrats are being pulled by nbc. no one else watches nbc but democrats. i find it telling that when there is a topic on the show about biden, you always bring up trump. this is not about trump. this is about the disaster we have now. he is awful. host: one of those questions president biden was asked in the 60 minutes interview was a prospect of a second term, 2024. [video clip] >> are you committed to running again? are there certain conditions that have to be right? >> if i were to say i am running again, a range of things come into play, requirements i have to change and move into in terms of election laws. it is too early to make that decision. i am a respecter of fate. i'm doing my job. i will do that within the timeframe that makes sense after this next election cycle going into next year, make a judgment of what to do. >> you say it is too early to make that decision. i take it the decision has not been made? >> my inten

let's hear from lowell in miami florida. republican line. hi. good morning, pedro.hank you for having me on. listen. my background is an economist and someone who spent literally decades on wall street some familiar with numbers in them also very familiar with surveys. a survey quite frankly is only as good as the audience that your polling and the questions that you're asking. so i think a lot of the colors that are expecting -- expressing skepticism over that cnbc poll are absolutely right to do so. you really can't trust the polls particularly given the track record that many of the media companies have in america these days and their obvious bias in one direction. let's assume for a second that those numbers are somewhat accurate. i would characterize as numbers since being what we're used to calling on wall street a dead cat-and-mouse. sure enough, whenever things collapse, you always are going to find some people that think they're smarter than anybody else in the guided by into the lie that the worst is over. as others have pointed out quite correctly. things

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. >>> two mountain lions were seen attacking a dear this a back yard in the 3700 block of east lowell creek drive. police did respond, and apparently, they scared the mountain lions using a flashlight. later they spotted one mountain lie on hiding in the bush. >> i don't feel comfortable coming out here and spending time on my own on the deck. >> we haven't heard of many mountain lion sightings in our area. >> now the deer did die from its injuries. our own ian cole will bring you more on the story at 6:00. >>> tens of thousands of people are attending an event put on by salesforce. jennifer hudson talked about women's empowerment, and bono