joseph william and varina. and and by the time they reach the. 1860s, by the time they the 1860s in letters the marina and jefferson davis write back forth to each other at times when they were separated during the civil war, they seem to have reached an equal liberal in their relationship. now, these two women are, of course, their wives of leaders during the civil war. and consider. first ladies. so i'm going to kind of look at that a little bit as we move into this next part of next part of the program, we'll look at these two women as first ladies. mary had spent very little time in washington, d.c. she was there for a few weeks when abraham lincoln was elected to a seat in the u.s. house. but she decided pretty quickly that d.c. was no place for a woman with two young boys. so then she to stay with family. there a british correspondent named william russell who wrote about his with mary and also with marina. so i'm going to show you what he wrote about mary. now. then we'll contrast that with here in a bit

william orange's ally, the glorious revolution. john churchill, duke of marlborough, and american president who was a descendant of hudson valley dutch petrels. we don't know whether and in october 1894, calvin coolidge argued that america owed more to england or to holland, but to given their histories were braided together in the risky enterprise of the glorious revolution. ironic that we owe much of what we hold dear to both of them. thank you. michael. thank you. our second speaker is samuel gregg. you will find sam's full biography in your program. sam is the highest chair in economics and history at the american for economic research and contributing editor at law and liberty. but it is on the scottish thought that sam is really an expert. he will speak to us today about adam smith and the influence of scottish thought on the founders. thank you. well let me begin by the coolidge foundation and its president amity shlaes and the generous sponsors. the opportunity to speak at this conference. it's a pleasure to be here. so 177

chair williams yes. >> thank you. all right. so we have a full slate of officers as well as liaison's. this is great. yeah. i just want us to just appreciate the officers for stepping up and doing this and all the fabulous work you've already been doing. so each of you are really contributing and i think it's like a a really beautifully balanced team. >> so very nice. thank you guys. wonderful. it's so great to see this. all right. with that we're going to move to item six and a goals and possible impacts of proposition m i but we have folks here from the tax and treasurer's office. is that correct? well hello everybody. oh, look who it is amanda freed from. is this working? yeah okay. from the office of the treasurer and tax collector and this is kind of like a professional reunion because i used to work with many of you in other roles. >> so this is this is great. thank you for having me here today. >> i know everyone is always super excited to talk about taxes. >> i say that facetiously except jenny actually is which is weird

williams.i'm the president of the san francisco hyper local building trades contractor collective collective. i wear many hats but today i'm going to be the president of the s.f. hyper local today but i want to give dr. honey come and the cac their props for reaching out and doing their due diligence in a bayview all the work that they do i'll see i you guys do a magnificent job of coming out and supporting the communities coming out to the community and and being advocates to make sure that people are held accountable and making sure that the community understand how important it is for the commissioners themselves. you got how important it is for your jobs to sit up here every day and negotiate and look at over contracts over the overseeing of the developments and making sure and that's where we come in effect that san francisco hyper local building trades contractors collective we want to build our community we want the opportunity to make sure that we have inclusion also the janis point shi

coolidge knew and correspond ended with william howard taft.william howard taft went on the supreme court after the presidency of the scotus would have been a logical upgrade for coolidge from simple retirement. he had the interest he, had the skill, yet no nominee. and came. and as you know, progressives did take and the white house coolidge passed away just as roosevelt crafting plans for the tennessee authority he was there in the thirties to comment on policy in the depression. in that period, progressives did downgrade coolidge, including blaming him for the depression. if you ask me, did coolidge caused depression? you can say the answer in one word. no, that's so. he remains downgraded in books to this day. there were a few at the time who understood this evaluation of coolidge might be wrong. one was the wall street journal, which commented in its 33 obituary of calvin coolidge that in due the good fortune of the united states to have had such a man as coolidge in just the years he filled that office, the presidency will be more clearly

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and the controversial finance still put forward by president william router. the government's response was correct down the left dozens dead and sent shock waves throughout the country. and while the president ultimately back tracked and withdrew the bill, i have these to say to can i have had you and i how about you? many claim that is government continues to stifle defense. i'm just behind the space of abductions of talking if we chose critic my guess tonight if kimani are showing what majority of the community national assembly, he's been in parliament for more than a decade is a close ally of president router. and just being a storage defender of the president's policies. ringback i made the hassle, and tonight i'll go head to head with kimani issue. i'll challenge him on his government. brutal cracked down and protested, and rampant corruption. and the president router is really the lead. kenyans want also be joined by 3 experts. a we know a catch professor of feminist and security studies and university loved them so asked you run through how to executiv

one thing we haven't talked about when we talk about william router, his record is she was indicted by the international criminal court in the tooth over the 2007 elections. and the violence followed that led to the desk of $1300.00 kenyans router was never actually cleared up the charges. the prosecution have to drop the case. they said because of witness intimidation. the i c. c prosecutor called at the dock day for international criminal justice. the day she was supposed to drop charges against the router and others. i'm given that background. are you surprised at all that there's been so much violence in getting there recently. i think it's important to you to give that history, but i think more importantly is really to look at what's happening over the last 2 years. and they're outgoing calls for international mechanisms to be in vote, an optical 15 of the international criminal act. as i'm just international, we have essentially focused on trying to build domestic accountability in the canyon court, but increasingly finding that that is being stopped either by the constant called

megan williams: he was a liar. he was manipulative. he had a list of names, their bra size, and whether or not they would have sex. keith morrison (voiceover): could investigators get their man before he struck again? i turned around, and he was just sitting in the dark. and he said, i'm going to kill you. [theme music] keith morrison (voiceover): it's been years since she vanished, but few people in grand junction, colorado have forgotten paige birgfeld. how could they? the story of this young mother's disappearance has long since woven itself into a local lore. she's a great mother, a great friend. keith morrison (voiceover): it's a mystery we've been following since it began. and now, as thunder heads dark in the high desert sky, finally, a trial. what he told me is that he knew how to get rid of a body so that nobody could find it. he said, i'm going to kill you. and then he just slapped me repeatedly. keith morrison (voiceover): finally, rumors and gossip would be dispelled-- or made fact. and the secrets known, not only by the gu

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. >> reporter: for arkansas farmer harvey i williams, this land has a bitter sweet past.er. >> yes. >> reporter: and your grandfather was also a bootlegger? >> yes, we learned that later. >> reporter: now part of a family-owned business, delta dirt. this is the sweet potato from your rm. >> they are. >> reporter: harvey and his wife, donna, turning crops into cocktails, distilling gin and other spirits. along with award winning sweet potato vodka. >> entered no the biggest competition, and that product took double gold. >> first year, did good, didn't we? >> girl,e did. >> reporter: today just over 1% of 3.4 million american farmers are black, a consequence of what usda calls a history of discrimination, through loan programs that disproportionately helped white farmers. what does carrying that history feel like? >> there are so many farmers no longer in business. i feel blessed we still have our farm. >> reporter: a disparity at least one investment company is trying to correct. delta dirt is one of more than 30 businesses receiving investment from pronghorn, a company a

commissioner williams. hi commissioner braun i missioner imperial i commissioner moore and commission president so i so move commissioners that motion passes 5 to 2 with commissioners campbell and mcgarry voting against placing us under your consent just really quickly on that as acting zoning administrator also continue items one, b and five c to the date specified. thank you. >> acting zoning administrator consent calendar all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item six case number 2024 hyphen 011339c way to 55 california street conditional use authorization item seven case number 2224 hyphen 010575 see way at 1463 haight street condi

patricia williams we such an exciting lineup of in-person events this season, so please check us out at harvard icon slash events for more information on what we have in the works. tonight's event will conclude with some time for questions followed by book signing here at this table to ask question, just raise your hand during the portion and our speaker will call on you. i'd like to know that c-span is filming tonight's event because of that, you ask a question, they will be lowering boom. mike just out of frame your head. so don't be frightened by that and if you have not already, you can find a copy of bright circle at the registers in the next room. and as always, thank you for buying books from harvard bookstore. your purchases, support events like this and help to ensure the future of a local union bookstore. as we continue our series. and now i am so pleased to introduce tonight's speaker randall fuller is the herman melville distinguished professor, the university of kansas. his books include amazon's ghosts, literature, politics and the making of american tastes from battlef

>> reporter: tonight anger growing over the death of ja'keem williams, who was killed last month.inter garden police arresting 57-year-old ralph hensel, who is facing first-degree murder charges. he has pled not guilty. surveillance video from the complex shows the suspect walk from the leasasing offi with his firearm, walked around a building, lying in wait as a 32-year-old father rode past on an atv. witnesses telling police they observed two loud shots and then overheard hensel saying, "i killed him." police said hensel self-surrendered when they arrived on scene. >> i shouldn't have to bury my son. >> reporter: williams' mother inconsolable. lol police say they have responded to atv complaints at the complex at least four times this year, but it's unclear if the pair had any prior encounters in the past. >> he must be convicted of first-degree murder. >> civil rights attorney ben crump is now representing the family. >> this white man took the law into his own hands and killed this young black father. >> reporter: hensel remains in custody. >> our baby took his first steps the

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when he trains presently loading the landscape at the white house, while jake williams is a farmer and is a hacker and vice president of research and development at hunter strategy, it's a cyber security company is joining us now from odin time in maryland. thanks very much indeed. for helping us out, just get some context on this. so the us, the thing is re prioritizing it's tracking of positive possible threats. what is we prioritizing mean? it's hard to say without additional details, but certainly it's inconceivable how this could help the united states. given the large amount of offensive cyber activity we see from russia about state sponsor and cyber crime. i mean, how straightforward is it to say, since i like stop talking russia, i would imagine that there is an enormous amount of data and in a more enormous amount of research that goes into tracking some of these potential threats. is it something that is simply on picked? you know, now the, unfortunately, it's not one of the biggest challenges here is, is simply procedural. we don't perform attribution on the cyber threat act

keith morrison: mike williams offered an opinion. it looks like 150 different people that i know.n take you to a bar right now where everybody in the bar looks like that. keith morrison: but mike told the detectives that a couple of members of a milwaukee band that worked the party looked a bit like the sketch. maybe talk to them, i don't know. maybe she hopped in their tour van and went back to milwaukee. i don't know, she was kind of a free spirit. so i mean, i thought maybe she just cut town, you know? so we sought assistance from the fbi tracking them down, nothing panned out. they all had alibi? yes. keith morrison: but big mike-- neither the detectives nor chelsea's family could shake the idea this guy was hiding something. coming up-- brian sroka: we asked for his consent to search the house, and he denied us consent. keith morrison: big mike in the spotlight-- and a new witness who says he saw chelsea right before she went missing from mike's party. when dateline continues-- [music playing] ♪♪ life with norman is fun and full of adventure. he just started to slow down a li

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ted williams, we greatly appreciate it.incredibly talented man and she was talented as well, a concert pianist. and a sad ending to this remarkable life that they led. thank you very much. and now to the vatican where the pope, latest on his condition and anti-israel protests erupting again. how are the colleges responding now? check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. >> the vatican is saying pope francis is resting and had a peaceful night after suffering a breathing crisis yesterday. jeff paul is live in rome. he's outside the hospital with the very latest. good morning, jeff. >> yeah, molly, after days of slow improvements it sounds like pope francis suffered from his second medical crisis in the span of about a week and this latest episode, the v

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assembled one, william wilde, cary grant were the only three people -- sam wilder, william wilde, carygrant were the only ones. no one else wanted to be associated with him or stand up for him so essentially it was a time of great moral cowardice because no one wanted to be printed as being sympathetic to someone who was regarded as un-american in 1952. peter: 20 years later, when it was safe, they all realize, we made a slight error in judgment. so they gave him an honorary academy award because basically it was a way of saying we are sorry and he agreed to accept it. he named his son sidney after his brother. his son sidney told me he did not care about awards. he never had. awards meant nothing to him. he cared about working on a script until it was as good as you can possibly make it, working on a scene until it was as good as you can possibly make it, working on a film until it was as good as you can possibly make it. it was all about being a good worker bee, that was his identity. it was not some guy on a mountaintop dispensing wisdom. it was the deadliness of being a good worker

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is william hamilton and mobbs for his master's in botany.or his degree, they were there in kingdom of haiti. at the same time. so that is probably why strafford had had to be had the or book with him and what happened at the did go on to be published anyway and circulate all around there's so many of it. the friends abolition did take heed and take note. but what happened to strafford. well actually strafford maybe he's a genius of some sort he he goes on trial the jamaican newspapers they catalog trial like this is news to them so you're looking at two of the different progressions of their describing what is happening so he's supposed say stay in jail until his trial finishes. so he does. and his defense is, i don't know anything about christophe or the kingdom of haiti. it must have been my haitian housekeeper who snuck those documents into my suitcase and the verdict against him was that he was guilty of having the seditious libel. but he was he was innocent to free. so he got out with just paying a fine and the time served because he ha

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. >> with us you saw right now some of spread get williams of people seeing game playing with world war have a with world war. >> and what you're doing is very disrupt, disrespectful to the country. this country, vice president jd vance, then firing back into lansky for not showing gratitude. >> and you said thank you. what's that? know set for to you went to pennsylvania and campaign for the opposition in october, offer some words of appreciation for united states of america in the president who's trying to save your country. >> after the fight, secretary of state marco rubio and security adviser waltz told zelensky it's time to go kicking him out of the white house. aides started breaking canceled press conference between the 2 presidents where the rare earth minerals deal was expected to be signed. the law on skis sharing his side of the story. a short time later. this kind of spat is is simon this? we >> i mean, this is is not good for both sides. anyway. >> i will i wear open, but i you know, change. >> our ukraine to to to russia and i don't want the they kill us for president tru

police say the suspects, lakeisha williams and graciela amar, have been booked on suspicion of felony animal cruelty, assault with a firearm and carrying a concealed firearm. the two women were arrested earlier this week after police say they were involved in a neighborhood dispute that resulted in a small dog being kicked so hard it flew through the air. police say williams was also booked for filing a false police report. >> a beloved bowling. >> alley in the east bay makes a difficult decision. hear from the owner about why this family favorite spot is closing after six decades. [music] >> and a barrier weather. another warm day out there with some records to report, but our warm pattern is coming to an end. we're talking about more clouds this weekend and some rainfall making a comeback. we will have the update coming up. >> and making it easier to get a restaurant reservation. the state bill aiming to make third party reservation w with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times

this man, william sullivan, voted guilty. because of the evidence.th morrison: and this man, judd swihart, was disturbed by lead investigator beverly gerald's testimony. she just-- just boggled me when she was on the stand and just-- i don't remember, i don't know, whatever. and you're a lead investigator? they should have replaced her immediately. keith morrison: still, he voted guilty. but there were others-- three, all told, who couldn't overcome their doubts. one of them was bobbi sanabria, who spoke for the three dissenters. there was not enough evidence for them to get past that reasonable doubt. keith morrison: prosecutor dan rubinstein said, in a way, he understood. the biggest weakness of the case in my opinion was that there was just no eyewitnesses that placed mr. jones with ms. birgfeld that night, and we really didn't know exactly how she was killed. keith morrison: and he conceded. the defense did an admirable job protecting jones. i think the point that they were trying to make was a good one, which is, it could be anyone. it could be

for our latest edition of artist life this week i spoke with former dean william johnson and artist byock about why they came together to send a message that a lot of schools across the country are backing away from. >> i'm william. >> johnson. >> i'm the. >> former dean of saint. >> louis university school. >> of law. >> i'm located currently in madrid, spain. >> based in saint louis, missouri, and i'm a painter, illustrator and muralist. >> i have. >> been with saint louis university. >> for 13 years. i served. >> as dean. of the school of law for almost eight of those years. the tradition at. >> many u.s. >> law schools is for. >> a portrait. >> to be created, and the history of the law school is such that it's a wall almost exclusively of white men. i thought about that history and the message that it sends to our students and my colleagues and the community regarding notions of what law school leadership looks like. i had initially made the decision not to do it. it occurred to me one day that the portrait itself could be a point of departure and an act of resistance to the tradition

and so mike williams stayed on the persons of interest list.dical examiner's office told the detectives they now knew what killed chelsea. they ruled the cause of death as blunt force trauma to the face. we had initially noticed that there was a-- a break in the jaw. and they just kind of confirmed that there were severe facial injuries which they believed was the cause of death. keith morrison: several facial bones were fractured especially around her eyes. the detectives decided to keep all that secret. and chelsea's parents held a private funeral for their sweet youngest child, the baby of the family. reporter: hearts are breaking in this small town today for the bruck family. keith morrison: and then in early september, about 10 months after chelsea disappeared, . the man who'd found her remains called the sheriff's office. he's doing some more excavating on his property there-- moving dirt around, working on the property-- and he notices a red shoe. keith morrison: mm-hm. and we have several detectives that go out to the scene and it happe

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