commodore, thank you for your service, sir thank you. as we shift the set here a bit, and before i introduce our panel, i invite you to watch the screens for message from commander of the uss decatur. good afternoon. this is commander david huscher commanding officer uss decatur. i'm honored to extend greetings from our crew currently making our out of an extensive yard period out here in pearl harbor, hawaii. as you convene for the annual birthday, the celebration of commodore stephen. i wish i could with you in person to hear from secretary del toro and the panel of white house fellows and military aides. as you celebrate the carters life, our crew strives to keep the carters legacy alive by adhering to the same values and principles that commodore decatur did during the barbary in the war of 1812. and am grateful to the white house. historic association for their dedication, doing the same through programs like this. as we kick off the 250th year of the united states navy, we look to the future with the same dedication duty that has c

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the yacht oneida has an place in presidential history and that is the yacht oneida was owned by a commodore who was a personal friend of president cleveland. but the yacht oneida is where president cleveland secret service, secret surgery. some of you may be aware that during his term one of his terms in office, there was real controversy whether the u.s. would have a gold or a silver standard to back our paper. well, to make a long story short, president was a long time cigar smoker. he noticed the growth on the hard palate of his mouth had it examined by a doctor said that really suspicious malignancy it needs to come out well this was in the summer just when congress was getting ready to adjourn but cleveland was scheduled give a major speech supporting the gold standard in august of that year. so any question about his health might which way congress was going to go. so what happened the yacht oneida was brought down on the east river of new york city behind bellevue hospital. president and his coterie of close physician friends got on the yacht. oneida and in secrecy going up the east

the trailblazing executive who helped launch the careers of the jackson 5, lionel richie, and the commodoreshers. >>> confirmation hearing this morning will introduce us to an artist who knows a thing or two about watching the clock. seth doane will take us to the mille miglia, a legendary italian road rally that is considered the most beautiful race in the world. >>> plus, the latest after a terrible week for aviation in america. martha's vineyard on what you need to know about the worrisome bird flu outbreak. a salute to late photographer activist corky lee. and more on this groundhog day, the first sunday morning of the new month, february 2nd, 2025. and we'll be right back. >>> with a net worth estimated north of $100 billion, bill gates is taking time out for a look back at a most uncommon life. he is talking with lee cowan. >> mr. gates, i'm dr. leonard, we met before. >> reporter: bill gates may not strike you as an actor, certainly not a comedic one. >> i looked up to you like a hero. >> reporter: but he can be a funny guy. >> like a tissue? >> how about a hug? >> how about a tissue?

well, he has retired royal navy commodore in rome. we have thomas bobbsey. he is an author as well as a.

well, he has retired royal navy commodore in rome. we have thomas bobbsey. he is an author as well as i call him this for the british unheard. and the american compact magazines, and in lake jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. heart of gentlemen cross lock rules that affect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early is for the program, we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a different, a piece plan. there's no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel. well, i think it's a big problem. the deputy for administer. russia has been saying this week, we have cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. um. i mean, on the one hand, but rather sanguine about the seemingly posi

if any minute tray is withdrawing from the net sarina commodore and gaza in the sci fi deal, the deadline for them to do so completely is sunday. and that's are even car door is a ministry zone, about 6 kilometers wide that spits northern gone. so from the rest of the strip, is there any forces that built military bases there out the checking of the buildings and destroying homes entre 0, stephanie deca takes a look at the significance of the next. every in colorado, the so called net setting car door was created by israel submit a tree in the early days of the war. on garza, it split the strip down the middle from these rate. he goes to border in the east to the mediterranean coast in the west. for israel, that was history to minutes remove, giving its access controls and oversight for palestinians. it was yet another land grab a carter of suffocation, attacks, and dest. these ready army often accused, if shooting, and killing indiscriminately at anyone who dare to come near. throughout the war, these ready government was accused of not having a long term planned to deal with him, us eve

challenging return home traffic piles up have to is really full since withdrawal from the net serene commodore in garza also have holes closing costs of those parliamentary elections seen as a referendum on prime minister album coast d, while tensions, royce, with neighboring serbia plus when changing from unexpected way and peace of statements, we're counting down to one of the biggest sporting events in the world super bowl. 59 the stage estates in new orleans as the defending champion, kansas city chiefs improves storage. 3 piece where they faced the philadelphia, eagles, the things 1800 as welcome to the use out is really false. is shot dead to palestinian women, including one who was pregnant and the occupied west bank. the army has stepped up its assault and several areas, including the neutrons. refugee camp is part of a launch, a is rarely operation. this rated us. i can send jeanine total cream, and 2 of us in front of the con, begins our coverage under the direct orders of these really military. these postings in the all far refugee camp are forced out of their homes and round it up

well, he has retired royal navy commodore in rome. we have thomas bobbsey. he is an author as well as i call him this for the british and heard and the american compact magazines and, and like jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. hard gentleman cross lock rules in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early as for the program, we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a difference, a piece plan. there's no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel. well, i think it's a big problem. the deputy for administer. russia has been saying this week, we have cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. i mean, on the one hand, but rather sanguine about the seemingly positive tu

well, he has retired royal navy commodore in rome. we have thomas fuzzy. he is an author as well as i call him this for the british unheard. and the american compact magazines, and in lake jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. hi gentlemen, cross lock rules and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early is for the program. we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a different, a piece plan. there's no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel. well, i think it's a big problem. the deputy for administer. russia has been saying this week, we have cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. i mean, on the one hand, but rather sanguine about the seemingly positive turn

what's the significance of the commodore honey of the well, for the past 15 months, this very, the military effectively took control of that particular area, better known as the 3 corridor, which by the way, it was an illegal settlement established by this very early military and 1967 with it, i'll give. 7 the entire gauze and through that, as of the also a piece i courted withdrew from major parts of the gods debate, with the exception of the 3 and 4 doors was not until 2005 when ariel sharon withdrawal completely from the jobs of and re deployed military forces right on the border line to lift the 3 quarter. so for a long time, mid 3 has been an area that it's, that is controlled by this rate in military impending move bended from the southern part of the strip of central area as well. as the northern part i, as far as i recalled many of the people who lived in southern part of this trip and then from the area and had work here, or happened to be students at the university designing schools. the has a hard time moving for me because it was depending on what these regularly soldier on the

everything is faster, trump 2.0 versus the previous administration is like a smart bone versus a commodore it is understandable, and it is cohesive because every single action succeeds from a fidelity to principle. america first, people get that in the one in charge is known not to bluff. so you put those two things together in the world is your oyster, but unfortunately, democrats they have a seafood allergy, they could not get anything done. so now you learn, the lesson by big government and the deep state is to be fast and agile. because that's the only way out to run out blob. the question is was that so it is possible? where the previous administrations keeping the golden age from us? and did trump just released the dam literally in california? figuratively i'll roll over the world? i've never seen so many people say, no, you can't do that and then say, yes, right away, sir. i was wrong when i said that he would complete his presidency and three months. it's now two months, and he will be under budget. look at your face, harold. >> dana: one of my favorite lines of yours from last wee

. >> they have what is now called the commodores.d out more than just ridiculous tweets, and they want to know what is going on, and they want fairness and fact-checking and a sense of decency, and they also want some media outlets that aren't knuckling under. >> jon: are not intimidated. [applause] >> and that is our promise to you, and you know, i think that, we are looking for another hundred years but i would like to get past the next four, frankly. >> jon: have you -- you've been in this a long time. is this immediate moment that is reminiscent to you of any other analogous? >> it's not even reminiscent of the first trump term. >> jon: totally different. >> it is immensely, in a weird way, more competent. i know that sounds very strange but they seem to have come to the game very determined to do a ton of things fast and overwhelm you and overwhelm me and everybody here. and -- >> jon: it's like they had a project in mind. i don't know what year it was aimed for but damn it. >> there is a shrewdness to it. and part of the shrewd

. >> the radio shack, the commodore and the apple two, the three big personal computers all had microsoft built built into them. >> three of the first pcs out of the gate, and they all used microsoft software. as the company grew. >> that's ridiculous. i'm not using this thing. somebody confused. somebody's just not thinking. i mean, there's no way. >> we'll figure. >> it out. >> you guys never understood. you never understood. >> its young president was getting a reputation for being rude and hard driving. this is ed roberts, the man whose company made the altair. speaking with nbc in 1995. >> he's always sort of arrogant, always hard to get along with. uh. always sort of a know it all. even when. even when he was. even when he was wrong. >> allen would later write in his memoir, idea man, if you hadn't thought through your position or bill was just in a lousy mood, he'd resort to his classic putdown. that's the stupidest effing thing i've ever heard, he went on to write. he was growing into the taskmaster who would prowl the parking lot on weekends to see who'd made it in. you write, my

they're big -- big commodores fans. >> steve: "hello," yeah. >> jimmy: i love that dude. one. [ drumroll ] lionel. oh. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] >> steve: my god! they did not care for that at all. >> jimmy: oh, my god. they did not like that at all. >> steve: 59! >> jimmy: they were like, "that does not stand -- does not." >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: this next one up here says, "this super bowl, i'm not gonna stop eating until my phone doesn't recognize my face." [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. ♪ >> jimmy: that's pretty topical. i like that. >> steve: yeah. come on, puffiness. >> jimmy: it's like -- all right, let's see the results on this one. i feel good. [ drumroll ] oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] that's the one. ♪ >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i think that's gonna be the one. >> steve: i think it might. >> jimmy: but let's do one more anyway. this last one is, "how come i know all the lyrics to 'i want it that way,' but i can't remember my wife's phone number?" [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ 917 -- >> steve: something, something, something? >> jimmy: something, so

and that got us from the 64 k bytes, which is what the eight bit computers, you know, like the commodore pet apple to t or 80 those were all just eight, eight bit machine. so we went from 64 k to one megabyte, 16 bits to 20 bits. but we wanted 32 bits. and of course later we managed to even get up to 64 bits because, you know, memory, memory goes from being ridiculously expensive to to incredibly cheap. did you did you ever visit xerox parc? you know, steve did. and you knew steve well. but did you ever view the parc? i visited parc more than he did. so one of my favorite nights was when i went to see charles simone. so the original machine there, the alto of charles, who. had escaped from behind the iron curtain when he was very young and quite a story. he did. i'm sorry. i'm hungry from hungry. exactly. he had written the first bitmap word processor called bravo was his phd thesis for berkeley and it was so beautiful because they had ethernet networking and they had laser printers. and he and i sat there for 5 hours and created to document a typeset document that essentially became the

marietta drive median spruced up the brotherhood way dog park and repainted the schoolyard benches at commodore. with nearly 100 volunteers and representatives from the civic joy fund and san francisco beautiful we were joined by supervisor myrna melgar. as you know, next month's neighborhood beautification day on saturday march 8th is all about trees as we celebrate arbor day. >> and as you are all getting to know me, you know that arbor day is the best day of the year. we'll be planting more than 100 street trees in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods and hosting our family fun arbor day fair. our goal is to make the tenderloin the first fully planted out neighborhood in san francisco. >> thank you. we will get the festivities underway at 9 a.m. at the civic center secondary school which is located at 615 mcallister street. >> we promise a great day and we hope that you can join us. and with that i am happy to take any questions. >> thank you director short and i just want to take my hat off to the public works staff who worked with our contractors on the better market street pro