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now residents are hunkering down for the time foods full force as it passes over the island w's. james shader is also in the store of the powerful wind and rain, pummeling tie ones, highly populated southwest type through and cross on hovered over the coast familia, day longer than 1st full cost before crushing into the major poor city of goshen. on thursday, the type 3 and with some a weaker than expected, but still packs costs of more than 200 kilometers per hour. some parts of east and taiwan requoted more than one and a half of meters of rent. you can see many of the trees behind me have been snouts and hoff by the strength of the winds from this type food. some of those have had one of the leaves, essentially completely strips back the risk and dangerous of flying debris away. authorities continues to a residence to stay at the time. so those in taiwan south, it's a 3rd consecutive day of new total knock down some money. this is a rare experience to possibly see the buy from i just more than 20 years old. i wouldn't say i'm excited because it'd be lots of damage and i hope the dam

w. james chase ever forcing from taiwan now in the us, the 2 men hoping to be the next vice president traded bob's and argued a policy in the 1st and only debates, democratic candidate to move the republicans id. bonds kept it civil as a mess in new york, but them did his best to characterize the democratic presidential, nominee cumberland harris as the source of america's ills. wolves meanwhile, laid out the list of ways that he believes the republican form of president donald trump would divide. americans. claudio hampshire, kicked off the debate of the full political rivals. j. d von sent him bulls began the pitch to vote, hits the debate focused on policies including migration. and donald trump's false claims about haitians, asian pits in springfield, ohio. but by standing with donald trump and not working together to find a solution, it becomes a talking point. and when it becomes a talking point like this, we did humanize and billing eyes, other human beings. we want to have j. d von police ahead. his microphone counts as he trying to talk beyond his allocate to the higher on the issue

the w correspondent james trader in gosh young in taiwan, thank you so much. and the united states, the 2 men competing to be the next vice president in creative barbs and argued over policies. and they're only debate, democratic candidates and walls and republican j. the van scepter. so as they met in new york but vans did his best to characterize the democratic presidential nominee come to a harris as a source of america's ill walls. meanwhile, laid out a list of ways he believes harris has rival republican former presidents. donald trump would divide americans. claudio hampshire, kicked off the debate of the full political rivals. j. d von sent him bulls began the pitch to vote, hits the debate focused on policies including migration. and donald trump's false claims about haitians, asian pits in springfield, ohio. but by standing with donald trump and not working together to find a solution, it becomes a talking point. and when it becomes a talking point like this, we did humanize in billing eyes, other human beings. we want to have j. d. von police ahead,

around 40000 troops have been put on stand by for relief efforts to w. correspond to james trader has this update from dallas young, where the type food is due to make landfall as the rain and the wind, as you can see behind me in the southern city of guile shone, has really started to pick up the speed of the wind the intensity of the rain and likely to increase further as we move into this evening. and to more morning when this hyphen cross on this likely somebody's landfill. as you mentioned in the introduction, no deaths, fortunately have been reported so far, but dozens of people have been injured by this type food. 38000 troops are on standby and some 10000 people have already already been evacuated from some of these areas and will mountainous areas of taiwan. where the risks of flash flooding and stronger winds in rain, likely to be files. where is the storm expected to his next the, there's been some conflicting reports about the exact pos, into the, the full cost and routes of this type. food is really had swung in from the south of tar one's mainland and was initially full

o, c, w, corresponding james trace have reporting that from taiwan. now in the us, the 2 men hoping to be the next vice president traded bob's and argued over the policy in the 1st and only debate. democratic candidate symbols and the republican guide events kept civil is a mess in new york. the vans did his best to characterize the democratic presidential nominee tumble of harris as the source of americans. els wells meanwhile laid out the list of ways that he believes the republican phone, the president donald trump, would divide. americans. claudio hampshire, kicked off the debate of the full political rivals. j. d bonds and tim bowles began the pitch to vote hits the debate focused on policies including migration and donald trump's false claims about patients. easing pits in springfield, ohio, but by standing with donald trump and not working together to find a solution, it becomes a talking point. and when it becomes a talking point like this, we did humanize in billing eyes, other human beings. we want to have j. d. von police ahead, his microph

reverend james w lawton just passed away being another who is truly the prophet of nonviolence in the civil rights movement but working out of nashville, tennessee. who believe in nonviolence as a way of life. as a guiding philosophy. i mean that group of people who embrace it in that way is small. and they grow into it. the diane nash, john lewis, even king's.or this is something they study. there are workshops of practicing how to do this. that is taking nonviolence seriously. as a weapon of choice, as a weapon of the week, but a weapon. we look at doctor king and nonviolence and like to tell ourselves that he was born this way. he was born believing in nonviolence. practicing nonviolence. came out of his mother's womb the doctor slapped him on the cheek and he turned the other went. [laughter] no, he cried like everybody else. what are you doing? that hurt. doctor king, after his home is bomb 1956 is one of the most visible leaders in the montgomery bus boy is in a massive meeting where the tenants and the montgomery improvement comes up to him and whispers in his ear and tells him

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he is thomas w smith distinguished research scholar and director of the james madison program initiative on politics and statesmanship at princeton university. previously, he was director of civil war era studies and henry r luce professor of the civil war era at gettysburg college. he also taught at eastern university right here in radnor township. dr. guelzo's many books, i can't begin to list them here, you all know, have won many prizes and three times winner of the lincoln prize. that is just absolutely wonderful. but, today, dr. guelzo will be talking about his new book "voices from gettysburg, letters, papers and memoirs from the greatest battle of the civil war." dr. guelzo lives in pennsylvania with his wife, debra. debra is here today. they have three children, one of whom is in the military. they also have five grandchildren. please welcome dr. allen c. guelzo. now, jennifer beacom, president of the radnor historical society will introduce dr. john greenspan from the smithsonian. i will give you a heads up the question and answer after both authors have presented will follow,

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he is thomas w smith, distinguished research scholar and director of the james madison program initiative on and statesmanship at princeton university, previously dr. kelso was director, civil war era studies and henry r luce, professor of the civil war era at college. he also taught at eastern university here in radnor township. dr. kelso's, many i can't begin to list them here you all know have won many prizes and three times winner of the lincoln prize. that is just absolutely wonderful. but today, dr. kelso will be talking about his new book, voices from gettysburg letters papers and from the greatest of the civil war, dr. kelso lives in pennsylvania with his wife, deborah. deborah here today. they have three children, one of whom is in the military and they also have five grandchildren. so welcome, dr. alan. so. and now jennifer beacom president radnor society will introduce dr. john jon grinspan here from the smithsonian and i'll just give you a heads up that the q and a after both authors have presented will follow in not too long from now. okay. and then we'll ask you to come up h

he is thomas w smith, distinguished research scholar and director of the james madison program initiative on and statesmanship at princeton university, previously dr. kelso was director, civil war era studies and henry r luce, professor of the civil war era at college. he also taught at eastern university here in radnor township. dr. kelso's, many i can't begin to list them here you all know have won many prizes and three times winner of the lincoln prize. that is just absolutely wonderful. but today, dr. kelso will be talking about his new book, voices from gettysburg letters papers and from the greatest of the civil war, dr. kelso lives in pennsylvania with his wife, deborah. deborah here today. they have three children, one of whom is in the military and they also have five grandchildren. so welcome, dr. alan. so. and now jennifer beacom president radnor society will introduce dr. john jon grinspan here from the smithsonian and i'll just give you a heads up that the q and a after both authors have presented will follow in not too long from now. okay. and then we'll ask you to come up h

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