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desde san josÉ, tamara mino, univisiÓn. carla: gracias.ue segÚn ellos, son prÁcticas laborales injustas de una falta de personal generalizada, pero quÉ significa esto? una queja generalizada es que la gran mayorÍa de ellos ha estado trabajando sin contrato desde el pasado 31 de diciembre. la huelga incluye tribunales penales, civiles y de menores lo que podrÍa detener los juicios y retrasar las audiencias. por su parte, la administraciÓn dijo que no puede conceder los aumentos salariales solicitados por los manifestantes, porque al parecer no hay mÁs dinero del presupuesto estatal en otro orden de ideas como la policÍa de oakland busca una mujer que se precie martes por la noche en su casa en oakland, la mujer fue identificada de 22 aÑos, fue vista por Última vez, saliendo de su casa en la cuadra 5700. conducÍa un toyota color blanco, y un suÉter azul y pantalÓn grises. una mujer negra que mide 5 pies y 10 pulgadas de alta, de cabello castaÑo y ojos color marrÓn. si tiene informaciÓn, por favor puede llamar al departamento de policÍa al nÚ

tamara mino nos tiene todos los detalles.o conmigo pidiendo ayuda en bÚsqueda de respuestas porque dicen que la oficina del alguacil del condado santa clara Únicamente los llamo para decirles que el joven de 23 aÑos habÍa sido vÍctima de un ataque por parte de sus compaÑeros de celda sin embargo, no les dieron mucha respuesta. el incidente ocurriÓ el lunes al mediodÍa, la familia de oscar no tenÍa conocimiento de que estaba en la cÁrcel hasta que lo llamaron el miÉrcoles, dicen que la Última vez que hablaron con Él hoy domingo. la hermana dice que que lo habÍan arrestado a las cuatro de la madrugada de lunes por estar vandalizando una propiedad privada, sin embargo no hay muchos detalles. lo cierto es que este joven se debate entre la vida y la muerte, la familia va de camino al hospital ya que les han dicho que lastimosamente tiene muerte cerebral y es posible que pueda fallecer como lo que tratan de tomar la decisiÓn se lo desconecta o no. son de origen guatemalteco. la madre implora que se haga justicia. >> sÓlo lo agarra

tamara hablaste con la policÍa que te dijeron de ambos casos?.tambiÉn estaba armado. cuando las autoridades atendieron el llamado determinaron que el sospechoso estaba alucinandono habÍa ningÚn individuo en la residencia se llevaron una sorpresa al ingresar a la casa ubicado al sur de san josÉ. >> los oficiales descubrieron armas de fuego que se encontraban robadas, varias de las armas de fuego muchas de las armas de fuego estaban alteradas, incluyendo materiales explosivos y mentafetamina. tamara: mÁs de 20 armas de fuego entre robadas y otras armas fantasmas y como fentanilo fueron hallada en la escena a la policÍa anunciÓ la resto este hombre, lo estÁ viendo en pantalla muy sonriente en la ficha policial este hombre enfrenta cargos por trÁfico humano seÑalado de prostituir una menor de 16 aÑos a cambio de dinero. >> recibimos ese reporte el 31 de enero y el sospechoso fue arrestado el 7 de febrero, desafortunadamente estos incidentes de trÁfico humano sucede, si alguien sabe algo o piensa que alguien estÁ haciendo traficados que se conecten co

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and tamara keith of npr. hello, hello.rump has started his term with net positive marks for americans overall, according to a new cbs news you give poll. he has a 53% approval rating and many of his policies have majority support, like immigration, his handling of the situation in gaza. when you look at these numbers, what do you see? amy: this one poll definitely starts donald trump in a place he did not spend any time in his first term, which is about 50% approval rating. if you look at the average of all of the polls that have been taken since he has started his tenure as president, he is a little lower than that, but still in positive territory. i think there are a couple things to note. the first is, historically, his overall approval rating is lower than where most presidents have been. but what is the most telling and the most unique is how high his disapproval ratings are. usually, a first-term president comes in, even though this is not your typical first-term president. with a certain amount of benefit of the dou

un portavoz de esa agencia le dijo a mi compaÑera tamara le piden a la comunidad no creer en todo loo en redes sociales. tamara nos cuenta en su reporte. >> es completamente falso, si nos lo confirmÓ un portavoz de ice. >> la gente vale en forma y se asusta, tiene miedo. >> la agencia federal tiene conocimiento de este plan fletÓ que estÁ circulando redes sociales indicando que autoridades estarÁn realizando operativos en escuelas y un centro comercial de san francisco. aunque tiene el escudo del departamento de seguridad nacional, es mentira. ice nunca anuncia ni confirma dÓnde o cuÁndo se realizan operativos. compartir informaciÓn falsa como esta solamente atraÍdo un impacto negativo. calles desoladas y quienes se han visto mayormente afectados por esta situaciÓn, han sido vendedores ambulantes. y algunos vendedores tambiÉn sienten ese mismo temor, pero no les queda de otra que salir a vender porque de esto viven. el llamado es a no creer todo lo que difunden en redes sociales. la misma agencia migratoria ice le pide que contacte a policÍa local para denunciar si alguien se estÁ ha

tamara: daremos seguimientos para ver cÓmo ayuda a radicar esta crisis, tamara mino, univisiÓn.resupuestario de 113 millones desde el eres que enfrentan, las ideas se dio a conocer luego de la actualizaciÓn de este tema dada por el superintendente del distrito escolar a la junta de escolar ayer por la noche, la junta dijo que estarÍan trabando para presentar un presupuesto equilibrado el prÓximo mes de junio. ahora nos vamos a ta freeman despuÉs de hora de debate, el consejo de la ciudad aprobÓ la propuesta de personas sin hogar en propiedades pÚblicas convirtiÉndose este una de las ordenanzas mÁs estrictas del Área de la bahÍa. los miembros del consejo votaron 5—1 paraprobar esta prohibiciÓn de los campamentos de personas sin hogar que tambiÉn incluye una clÁusula que prohÍbe ayudar a o a instigar a los campamentos, lo que obviamente estÁ generando temor en algunas organizaciones u otras personas que se encargan a repartir agua y alimentos en estos lugares, pero el consejo aclarÓ que la ordenanza no otorgarÁ la ciudad la autorÍa para realizar arresto a nadie que proporcione est

tamara: i think that is a very good point.successor this early on is seating your own power, and he does not like to do that. geoff: amy walter and tamara keith, thanks as always. >> you're welcome. ♪ amna: before thousands of people in los angeles lost their homes to the recent, deadly wildfires, many of them had lost their insurance. william brangham recently spent time in the region, to better understand the state's insurance crisis, as costs rise dramatically, and coverage shrinks. as william reports, there's no easy fix, especially in a world dealing with the long-term impacts of climate change. william: so your place was right here. >> right here on the corner. william: this is all that's left of peggy holter's home of 47 years. her townhouse, tucked in the hills of the pacific palisades, is now unrecognizable. >> it's really hard on my son because he was born in this house and went to school, lived his whole life, you know, he said, these were the stairs where i waited outside for school. -- after school for you to come

amna: amy walter, tamara keith, always great to see you.e movie version of the hit musical wicked sword at the box office this winter it and among 10 nominations, one is for costume designer paul tazewell. senior arts correspondent jeffrey brown starts our coverage of oscar nominees with this report as part of our arts and culture series, canvas. reporter: it's a visually spectacular world. intended to feel both familiar and fresh. >> the wicked witch of the west is dead. reporter: the costume designer paul tazewell, wicked is an enormous canvas of characters and colors, materials in motion. and it is the biggest thing he's ever been involved in. >> it's a blast, and it is my life. it is the way that i communicate. as a painter would. it is my language. and it is my means of being creative. reporter: we met at steiner studios, a film production complex in brooklyn, new york. he told us that for all the huge scale, the key is still through his designs and working with director john hsu, and actors, cynthia a rebo as elphaba, and ariana grand

tamara llegÓ hasta el lugar para decretar que esto fuera cierto diablo con residentes quÉ piensan cercaste no intente llamar. descongelar los minutos llegamos a la residencia y ahÍ estaba la raya con otro mensaje grabamos estas imÁgenes de la calle. >> la razÓn para compartir en las redes que mucha gente tiene miedo. reportera: estos mensajes en el telefÉrico de ice invitando a la comunidad a que red porque y comentado. >> hay gente asÍ que lo tienes que los que nos. reportera en una abogada, es libre de cruzar el mensaje que usted quiera en su propiedad >> la ley de estados unidos proteger la libertad de expresiÓn, asÍ que estas personas estÁ en todo su derecho de mostrarte al inmigrante. reportera: si bien cada ciudadano tiene derecho a expresarse libremente, estos mensajes han creado mucho temor en la comunidad inmigrante en esta Área. >> el trofeo porque ellos tambiÉn requieren de los que estÁn en papeles. por las guarderÍas funcionan gracias a ellos. reportera: es el temor de algunos de los inmigrantes y patÁn por esta calle y Ámbito mensajes. ? >> estÁn entre solamente por inmigran

tamara mino nos cuenta que pasÓ en las Últimas horas y que podrÍa ocurrir en los prÓximos dÍas. >> desdeiones con lluvias de mÁs de 0.5" en sonoma y napa. lo mÁs fuerte aÚn estÁ por venir. >> escuchamos un ruido bien fuerte, corrimos para afuera y notamos que el Árbol se habÍa caÍdo. >> debido a los fuertes vientos, pasada la fase en la maÑana, se registrÓ este incidente en la escuela primaria en santa rosa. que sÓlo causÓ daÑos a la estructura. por esa razÓn que el departamento de bomberos de santa rosa pidiÓ a los residentes tener mucho cuidado al conducir bajo la lluvia. sugiere mantenerse al margen de carreteras propensas a inundarse y estar vigilantes. se espera que los vientos se intensificaron durante las prÓximas horas y las fuertes lluvias que se pronostican van impactar al norte de la bahÍa durante los prÓximos dÍas. la combinaciÓn de fuertes vientos, lluvia, podrÍa ocasionar inundaciones. por lo que el condado sonoma y marÍn han habilitado focos de arena sacos de arena para —— han habilitado sacos de arena para los residentes. el condado sonoma cuenta con esta pÁgina web. que

that's amy walter of "the cook political report with amy walter" and tamara keith of npr.t is great to see you both. president trump's tweet, "he who saves his country doesn't violate any law," this wasn't a one off statement. it was emphasized by the white house twitter account. making clear that this is the official position of the administration, words that run counter to the way our system works and what our founders intended. what questions does this raise? >> it raises questions on, what guardrails are going to be standing when the president actually does something that is not ok? that is actually illegal? now, we know much of the pushback is coming in the form of lawsuit. we have a ways to go before those make themselves clear. obviously, going to the supreme court more quickly, but i think at the end of the day, that looks like the most significant guard rail. the question about whether his own party is going to step up, that has not happened, and i think the story you ran before about the farmers, the pipeline from individuals to their members of congress is more

tamara: hemos recibido reportes de que en los Últimos dÍas ha circulado en redes sociales lo que aparenta hecha por ice, donde muestran el logo diciendo que realizarÁn operativos en escuelas, para que les quede claro ice, dijo que ellos no comparten informaciÓn sobre dÓnde y cuÁndo realizarÁn operativos y que el Último lugar donde podrÍan ir, es a una escuela elemental o primaria. karla: san francisco, se sumÓ a otras ciudades y condados del paÍs que no serÁ muy que presentarÁn una demanda federal contra las recientes directivas del presidente donald trump que busca enjuiciar a los funcionarios locales que impiden los esfuerzos de deportaciÓn y detengan fondos federales de la ciudad de santuarios. el abogado de la ciudad, dijo hoy, que el gobierno federal estÁ presionando a los funcionarios a que se doblen a su voluntad y eso es, ilegal y autoritario. estados unidos es una democracia. ante la reciente presiÓn y miedo por las redadas de ice y las deportaciones masivas anunciadas por el presidente donald trump, miles de familias incluyendo niÑos y jÓvenes, se ven afectados emocionalmente, i

me colega tamara amino estuvo indagando y logrÓ que por primera vez la oficina del alguacil emita comentariosgadores de su oficina que han visto el vÍdeo estÁn indignados. estos son los rostros . estos son los rostros de josÉ antonio xviii aÑos. jordan de 38 aÑos y pedro arÉvalo de 41 aÑos quien se enfrentan a cargos de homicidio premeditado y tortura. la fiscalÍa busca que estos tres individuos pasen su vida tras las rejas. >> fue injusto lo que le hicieron a mi hermano. >> tenemos cÁmaras. hay partes donde hay muchas cÁmaras. reportera: fue allÍ donde lo intentaron atacar, en el baÑo, pero oscar se resistiÓ y lo intentaron volver a meter a la fuerza, que sostuvo de una de las camas para impedirlo y los tres sujetos lo comenzaron a golpear violentamente con manos y pies hasta dejarlo al borde de la muerte y ocasionarle muerte cerebral. no >> en este caso el oficial fue y se dio cuenta de que habÍa ocurrido algo horrible. reportera: el ataque sigue bajo investigaciÓn y la familia y la vÍctima todavÍa mantiene por quÉ no se pudo evitar. no >> lastimosamente no se pudo hacer nada, mi hermana no

por sus compaÑeros de celda, tamara nos cuenta quÉ si en este caso la madre inmigrante de justicia.ial, ayer aproximadamente 45. luego de haber sido desconectado y rodeado de algunos de sus familiares que estÁ en el paÍs, falleciÓ oscar. ahora como lo decÍas, su familia pide edificio, que se investigue a fondo, los protocolos de seguridad de las cÁrcelesel condado santa clara. >> el era un buen hombre, fue injusto lo que le hicieron a mi hermano. tamar: es el dolor del alma que tuvo que presenciar, acaba de latir el corazÓn de oscar. y la impotencia de una madre que a distancia pide justicia. este reporte. el indica que oscar fue arrestado la noche del 26 de enero por daÑar un Árbol pequeÑo propiedad de la ciudad y golpear el teclado del cÓdigo de la estaciÓn de policÍas enfrentando cargos por vandalismo y resistirse a un arresto. >> se me hace injusto porque Él estaba bien. tamar: oscar sufrÍa de esquizofrenia y se desconoce si estÁs sufriendo episodio durante el arresto. >> si daÑaba cosas es porque no estaba en sus cinco sentidos. >> donde estÁ la supervisiÓn, las reglas que debe

promesas de campaÑa para ser de la ciudad de san francisco una ciudad limpia, firmÓ una ordenanza, tamaraden abrigar mÁs arriba. reportera: quÉ te impide dejar la adicciÓn? >> tenemos agentes fuera de aquÍ. >> es algo fÁcil. reportera: varios consumidores coinciden en que el problema recae en los traficantes. >> nosotros no lo estamos usando el. reportera: si usted estÁ venido drogas en san francisco, lo vamos a restar. reportera: esto lo dijo el alcalde. reportera: el supervisor de cuenta que se rehabilitÓ tras aÑos de lucha con la adicciÓn, aplaude esta lucha y dice que si funciona, lo van a expandir y que si no, van a dar herramientas para darle una segunda oportunidad a estas personas. ha sufrido alguna sobredosis? >> sÍ, pero gracias a dios no me morÍ. reportera: dÓnde te ves en un futuro? >> como una familia y ser normal. presentador: vamos ahora hasta freemot donde el consejo de la ciudad aprobÓ la propuesta que prohÍbe en momentos de personas sin hogar en lugares pÚblicos. los miembros del consejo votaron cinco contra uno para aprobar esta ordenanza que tambiÉn incluye una clÁusul

npr's tamara keith and laura barrÓn-lÓpez of pbs newshour.t's funny that i almost messed that up because our running joke is i always say, tamara keith, npr news, washington. that's your tagline. okay, let's talk about elon musk. i know we've all been doing reporting on it. you had a report last night. i mean, i do want to get into how he ended this, which is, you know, everybody is looking at this. and depending on where you're looking at it from, you're saying, you know, yeah, this is this is great. i'm glad that somebody is finally getting in and cleaning out the deep state or oh, my goodness, this is an unelected individual with people who are still some of whom are still in their teens. yeah. um, going in with him and going into these, these agencies and nobody really knows what they're doing and just let's just start with the latter, because even if and let's just say it maybe should not even be contested, that the federal government has fat. and that could be trimmed the way that they are going about it is my understanding is very clea

covered bridge equestrian owner tamara bull was keeping an eye on water levels, as well as the horses that will that were stabled there throughout the storm. evacuation plans are ready if needed, but she's hoping it doesn't get to that point. when you move them to a different circumstances, you're taking them into new things. they're going to call out, they get nervous. some don't handle the situations very well, so it's the last thing we really want to do. >> we and again, good news those evacuation warnings and orders have been lifted. but in the case of an evacuation, if anything does change overnight or into tomorrow, just down the road in scotts valley, the community center is open for a temporary evacuation center as needed. we are live in felton. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> okay, good to see the rain is finally stopping there, at least for a bit. we appreciate it. thank you so much dustin. now to the north bay. they got a serious soaking there overnight. this is rain and wind you're looking at in santa rosa. there are still people dealing with flooding and mudslides from

tamara lands best produces the best spaces and those of the people that i rely on in order to be able to get that message out to the well the how much names 3 is really kept is set to be released on saturday morning under the gauze listings fire regions and exchange 369, palestinian prisoners and detainees will be freed from is really jones the you're watching all to 0 life from a headquarters until time getting obligates also ahead. building a new lice among the ruins of northern gossip to speak to powers thing and families for us to live in a cemetery. rwandan back to m 23 rebels advance and the eastern democratic of congo entering the strategic city of problems. on the us vice president mates with the ukranian leader of a lot of her as a lensky who's calls for real security guarantees. before peace talks with ross on the, in the coming hours based 6 exchange is really kept us for palestinian prisoners and detainees is due to take place. all 3, our dual is really citizens unreal. taken during the october 7th attacks in return is rule is set to free $369.00, palestinian prisoners and

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with amy walter of “the cook political report with amy walter” who is in new orleans tonight and tamaranpr. let's start with you because we saw confusion at usaid as elon musk threatened to shut down the agency. concerns about firings at the fbi and doj. is all of this what trump supporters voted for? >> it depends on which trump supporters you are talking about, because some people voted for donald trump because they were concerned about the price of eggs and everything else. there are others who voted for trump because they were frustrated with president biden refusing to step aside and having harris come in in this way. there were people upset about what was happening in gaza. there were people who wanted to shake things up and felt like government was not working for them and they are looking at this and saying they are shaking things up. this is a hostile takeover and that is what some share of trump's voters signed up for. i will say that when a president takes office they are never more popular and powerful than they are in their first couple weeks and as they continue to do more

tamara newly confirmed secretary of homeland security is set to be in new orleans she is going to meetr police captain to of course discuss those security measures. separately a bipartisan congressional group will also be there tomorrow they will meet with officials from homeland security investigations, the fbi and nfl to go over security measures in both the french quarter and at the superdome. the city is hosting mardi gras this next month. since he terror attack the event has been classified as a tier one event support has significant national importance that requires extreme federal support. support new orleans a security is going to be tight. madison thank you. it's going to the big easy the nfl on fox team post america super bowl party the super bowl lix pregame show starting next sunday, a week from today at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. even gadget streaming as well. the annual groundhog day celebration took place in talks to tommy this morning for tens of thousands gathering at gobblers knob to hear what punxsutawney phil would predict between a long winter or in early spring. co

well, as tamara martin said, there are 46 million sheets of paper and all those things downstairs. so it's it's a it's a it's a an embarrassment of riches for people who want to pursue the subject. in the meantime, please join me in thanking abigail, susan, dean and john for a terrific pan

. >>> plus actors tamara too ney will be here to talk about the soap opera. on cbs.in 30 years and first to be headed by the all black cast. >>> who doesn't love a good pizza. i'll go first. me, me. we'll reveal everybody likes pizza. we'll reveal bone appetite's list of restaurants that are reimagining how to make pizza. and then here's my question, reed. do we need to reimagine pizza? because pepperoni, double cheese, and onions and i'm good. >> right. i mean, do we need to reimagine the parthenon and reimagineelvis presley or the great aretha franklin? a classic is a classic and so are you. gayle king. big love to you this morning. say hi to sheriff miyamoto, he's standing next to me. >> all right, see you. i will. hey. hi, hi. >> gayle king just said hi to you. sheriff. thank you. have a happy day. >>> well, the clash over government cuts and federal layoffs hit san francisco city hall a group of men claiming to work for the department of government efficiency went into the building last friday and demanded pretty sensitive data. >> it's a hoax but obviously rais

. >> covered bridge equestrian owner tamara bull was keeping an eye on water levels, as well as the horses stabled here throughout the storm. >> all the animals are tucked in. these are mine. as you can see, he's in his dry shelter. she doesn't care. >> some of these stables back right up to the san lorenzo. evacuation plans are ready if needed, but bull is hoping it doesn't get to that point. >> when you move them to a different circumstances, you're taking them into new things. they're going to call out. they get nervous. some don't handle the situations very well, so it's the last thing we really want to do. >> the community has been through this before and they're confident that they can make it through again. >> it's going to rain a lot tonight, but i think everything's draining properly. i think we'll be okay. wishful thinking. >> wishful thinking indeed. now, despite those more than six inches of rainfall here in the santa cruz mountains over the last day, you know things have gone down a little bit, thankfully, with the san lorenzo river since this morning, and those evacuation ord

so thanks to sheila, tamara clifton, daphne, karla for sharing their time.beyond the gates premieres on monday and you can watch it on cbs every weekday at 2 p.m. eastern. let me know what you think of the show on socials. you can find me there at victor blackwell. now, after president trump installed a board that named him chairman of the kennedy center for the performing arts, big names like shonda rhimes and issa rae, they cut their ties. but this morning, you're going to hear from the creator of a group that decided not to cancel their performance and brought their social justice message to the stage. >> we will. >> blow. >> with love. we will. >> bloom. love is our guiding light. love is. >> the whole story with anderson cooper. tomorrow at eight on cnn. >> nexium 24 hour prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all day and all night. heartburn. acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. >> but it's been. >> a few dog years since she was able to enjo

andrea canning (voiceover): lars's attorneys, david phillips and tamara cochran-may, may believed theird thought the jury would too. david phillips: this was simply a terrible accident. when i first met lars, i could see his remorse. and after speaking with him, i said, this man didn't do anything on purpose. your honor, at this time, i'd-- andrea canning (voiceover): the prosecution started off in dramatic fashion. they played lars's 911 call for the jury. as the tape rolled, lars shook and sobbed with his entire body. once again, the prosecution wondered, was it real remorse? i have small children. i have seen that face before. and it usually involves just before a dirty diaper. now, that's a first on "dateline." he had that expression of bearing down, and he was kind of turning red. and you never saw a tear. andrea canning (voiceover): next up, the first officer on the scene that night. he testified that lars didn't look like a man who'd been doing cpr on his mortally wounded wife. he was clean. david phillips: and what do mean by clean? he didn't have any-- he didn't have any blood

tamara's point this is not just not focusing on the economy, betraying what he told the american people, but this is putting our lives and livelihoods at risk and in danger. >> maria cardona and maura gillespie, thank you so much for coming on this morning. appreciate it, kate. >> thanks. >> this morning, officials from the faa and the ntsb are headed to capitol hill to share their early findings on their investigation into the deadly collision between the helicopter and the passenger jet in washington over the potomac. and any moment we are going to be hearing from president trump, he will be speaking. there's the senate majority leader right now, john thune. they're going to be hearing from president trump speaking at the national prayer breakfast that is now getting underway on the capitol. we'll be bringing you that moment coming up. >> have i got news for you is back for a new season, whether you like it or not. >> are those the only. >> two choices? yes. you like it. >> or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a long season. >> have i got news for you returns febr

i'd like to begin by welcoming my colleague tamara martin, the director, the richard nixon presidential library with the national archives, and she's doing this evening by her daughter, eleanor. welcome. i i'd also like to extend a to our president's council and associates club members as well as any nixon society annual members who are here with us. i know there are a few members in the room here tonight because the proceeds raised your membership and. your annual dues enable programs like tonight to happen. so thank you very much for your membership and i would invite all of you the room who are not members to explore a fully tax deductible membership to get involved and stay involved with the nixon foundation. visiting us online at nixon dot org this evening the nixon foundation is pleased to help launch a new book the mysterious mrs. nixon the life and times of washington most private first lady yet, despite cherishing her privacy, pat nixon was one of the most famous envies rebel americans of the second half of the 20th century. she, as both second and first lady and both with grea

in a final letter to an tamara dated may 31st, 1861, ever wrote that he regarded with greater pain than he could express the differences of and feeling existing between them. so very sadly. as was the case with many friends caught in the sectional divide. their relationship came to an end. and january. 1518 65, with the war nearly. edward ever had died at the age of 70. is his summer street. boston home. as we gathered this weekend out to mark the 10th anniversary of the george washington scholarship program, i am so grateful to have had this opportunity to speak on the very contribution shifts that our own special ladies eva edward everett edward ever added. everett has made to further george washington's legacy and secure mount vernon's future. thank you. good afternoon. almost good evening to all. it's great to be back, mount vernon. it's so great to and see almost see the new that is coming out. and i also think our audience who's given us the pleasure of your time today. philadelphia, pennsylvania became center of the centennial exhibition of the 18 of 1876, commemorating the 100th

tamara linear, author of from these roots, traces her family's bloodline to an enslaved man. papa rented, who's in one of the first ever photos of enslaved people from africa. she also speaks about her lawsuit against harvard university to reclaim the 19th century daguerreotype of him in honor of presidents day weekend. we'll look back at presidents as authors. you'll hear from jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w bush, and barack obama. bill gates discusses his life and career and early influences in his memoir, source code. then on afterwards, former president of anheuser-busch sales and distribution company anson frerichs offers his insight to the bud light controversy declining sales and its future in his book last call for bud light. he's interviewed by the competitive enterprise institute senior fellow richard morrison. watch book tv. every weekend on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program, guide or watch online anytime atooktv. dot org. c-span. democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye br

tamara linear, author of from these roots, traces her family's bloodline to an enslaved man, papa r.aho's in one of the first ever photos of enslaved people from africa. she also speaks about her lawsuit against harvard university to reclaim the 19th century daguerreotype of him. in honor of presidents day weekend, we'll look back at presidents as authors. you'll hear from jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w bush, and barack obama. bill gates discusses his life and career and early influences in his memoir, source code. then on afterwards, former president of anheuser-busch sales and distribution company anson friedrichs offers his insight to the bud light controversy. declining sales and its future. in his book, last call for bud light. he's interviewed by the competitive enterprise institute senior fellow richard morrison. watch book tv. every weekend on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program, guide or watch online anytime at book tv dot org. c-span democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband.