ringler is so close to walker he accompanies a walker up to albany.o argue his case and try to save his office. but if you think a wrangler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you what ise impressive. we have ended george ringler's granddaughter sitting in the front row randy ringler. so, you weren't expecting that, or you? she has got information which we are not going to discuss further. even though this meeting is hosted by the feds it. .[laughter] another politician involved is a guy named maurice. he has an office 152 west 42nd street. the assembly met on the upper upper upper west side somewhere past columbia university is in there for a couple of terms. he is rothstein's attorney at the end. he is fixing everything for him. i shot of the park central hotel and is dying at the polyclinic hotel which and by the way valentino died at an marilyn ann monroe was treated at. when rothstein is giant can tour produces shows up at the death the bed and says arnold remember that will you asked me too prepare a few weeks ago? you never got around

philip schuyler, who was a general in the revolutionary war and a big dutch origin landholder in albany, new york. they had a big sort of fort like house in albany, which was kind of the edge of settlement in that period with the iroquois all to the west. and so, you know, when he leaves the department and before he becomes a lawyer in new york, makes a lot of money, builds a house up in the harlem heights, you could visit it now expanding. well it's been moved several blocks i'll explain it to you. it's what is it? 441 west, 141st street. i think something like that. you can take a subway up there. and it's a nice thing. the house had views of both the harlem river and the hudson river at that time. it was way uptown and it's an it's up north of city university. it's interesting place but he he believed in commerce and new york and so and he fits in in a i think it's you know new york has a culture and one of the things that that i got of working with this book and, reading the terrific histories and accounts of current academic philosophers, historians and craig gordon would be in a n

but if you think ringler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you what is impressive. if we happen to have george wrangler's granddaughter sitting in the front row, randy ringler. so you weren't expecting that, were you? so since she's got she's got information which we're not going to discuss further, even though this this meeting is hosted by the feds. okay. another politic, sheehan, who is involved in the rothstein story, is a guy named morris kantor. he has an office at 152 west 42nd street. he's the assemblyman on the upper upper upper west side, somewhere past, i think, columbia university. okay. he's in there for a couple of terms. he's rothstein's attorney at the end. he's fixing everything for him. and when arnold rothstein is shot at the park central hotel and is dying at the polyclinic hotel, which, by the way, valentino died at, and marilyn monroe was treated at, and when rothstein, in his dying, kantor produces shows up at the deathbed and says arnold, remember that. will you ask me to prepare? a few weeks ago, and you never got around to signing? i happen

my friends were rescued in the same area on monday as they signed a deal with the albany last year to set off caps, migrants and refugees picked up at see the plans to open the facilities have been delayed and that's set for me, elizabeth put on them for this house of names, but you can keep them up to date with all the developments on our website. i will just say i don't come, stay with us. the boston line is coming up next. thank you for watching. the my saw the grandmother when she was alive, started visiting palestine highway, they ran the west paving build up by the idea of what's up being to villages, of things destroyed again. and again by these riley's. so i've, i've seen it 1st hand and what i've seen is just a poor living. we've seen a context of occupation saying it up close in many ways it was incredibly eyeopening. iris were saving, basically in real time updates on my fine when palestinian hines were being demolished across the west bank. in order to make way for illegal is riley settlements. and then we would go and visit these communities and these families who had had

but if you think wrangler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you what is impressive.e happen to have george ringler granddaughter sitting in the front row, randy ringler. so you weren't expecting that, were you? [inaudible] >> she's got, she's got information which were not going to discuss further. even though this meeting is hosted by the fed's. okay. another politician who was involved was a guy named maurice. he had an office at 152 west 42nd street. he is the sum of and on the upper upper upper west side, summer passed i think columbia university. okay. he's in there for a couple terms. he'se' rothstein said attorney t the impurities fixing everything for him. when arnold rothstein is shot at the park central hotel and is dying at the polyclinic hotel which by the way valentino died at an marilyn monroe was treated at, and when rothstein is dying, can't or produces, shows up the deathbed and says arnold, remember that will last me to prepare a few weeks ago? and you never got around to signing? i happen to have it right here. sign here. this was contested by arno

and for he's going, the 15th or 10 of the biggest challenges in albany is to actually if anyone jokes to someone, then you start, you will have to be sure jokes to offend. if you have jokes. if a lot of you have to bring in a set, okay, why don't you tell me the jokes? ok, and we can see by an awful noise that would be the same for this challenge. ok, and this is what i just brought to the new boeing senior drops off for me. i would say okay, start off with that. okay, great. so yeah. so since i was a kid, the best friends say i was a very big d. c family on sort of mine when that woman back man, i just enjoyed how big do that or so, but i'm unable to get you out. a new one. the woman has an invisible plaintiff, like an invisible clean, or back man, sitting in the back of the bike, pick it up. but at this, you'll be able to basically that back and go by and do these cutting into the sort of the why do you in doing this? they do a bunch of stick to it to you happy. and what do you do when you have a good job table income? why are you interested in risk at all for the city entry? obviou

flee as firefighters and military personnel use helicopters to try to contain the blazes, which in albany for a 2nd day, strong winds and upper long drought, a few along the flames in the attic, a region north, east of the capital, homes have been set ablaze on hospitals and schools are closed. residents could only watch as huge flames and call this warehouse one of several properties destroyed in the massive fi a matching towards the greek capital. by a cruise of wicking frame, typically to battle the plays with people pitching in to help wherever possible for me, i like what are we trying to save all the houses around apart from ours? it's a difficult situation. the firefights isn't everyone here trying their best. the thing is you can't find the nature a medically split up as i get. so people are not in the house next door. the trees were on fire. i don't know what happened because we were told to leave, but the situation is tragic but significant. you can 6 smoke names, residents can only hear and not see, even nearby, and helicopters working disliked messiahs strong winds, intended d

starting off with the albany crash, they're making some good work clearing it.y crash. and it's still causing a lot of slowing. and on the peninsula southbound, 280 at westborough. that crash is having trouble. and the traffic is backed up all the way to daly city. if you can get on the freeway after westborough, maybe down to sneak lane, you might want to do better by that. or use an alternate route instead of 280 heading south at 852. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> those are some of your peeps out that way. >> so absolutely yes, sir. >> all right. 60s on a lot of the temps. it's the low cloud deck which went from nothing to something in about 36 hours. and the onshore wind has ramped up big time here from that system. it's going to be unseasonably deep for august. i mean, i mean, you're not used to seeing this this time of year for us, the main result is an increase in the fog bank and much cooler and windy conditions already. travis is up to 35mph. the key is going to be where's that rain line going to be? i still think it's mendocino coun

calmly here it says, this is the person who listen to this modeling of our own party and selecting in albany. i think it's interesting actually they, they make it an interesting tag team. pennsylvania was the democratic, do was 1st stop there contain will now take them to 7 crucial swing states where they would hope to persuade undecided voters in less than 3 months. will dw spinning over as grew, but was at that rally in philadelphia and has more. it wasn't energetic for as rarely here in philadelphia, pennsylvania of this new do a vice president come on holidays and her big full vice president in minnesota. governor, tim was very personal experiences to they spoke about many of the topics that the governor of minnesota has a cheap especially in his 1st term. and that the competing from from a higher is want to introduce into the program on the gun legislation on access to reproductive health based on other topics enrolled has achieved the painting coach built and showed him in history and all just biography. they'd let it for him to be so successful in his state and all. so now be on the d

this is the person who listen to the modeling of our own party and selecting in albany. i think it's interesting actually they, they make an interesting tag team. pennsylvania was the democratic, do was 1st stop there contain will now take them to 7 crucial swing states, where they will hope to persuade undecided voters in less than 3 months. while the economist and civil society leader mohammed unice has been named as the head of bangladesh and durham government, the appointment meets a key demand of student leaders who helps the top of the former prime minister. shake hacienda. she resigned on monday and fled the country following weeks of protests against her government. these alone being regarded as one of bangladesh is leading citizens. now, mohammed unice has been asked to lead his country out of crisis. the economist and banker won the nobel peace prize, but his micros finance concept, which is credited with helping impoverished people around the world. naming him is head of an interim government was a key to mind of the student protesters the shuttle we talked de

it has also called on residence in box of center because on the head of when you made it to albany can well, i'm not sure i do that on there is great suffering. how can we move from place to place without money? i left home. i didn't know where to go about, i swear to god, the people gave me 5 shekels to go to the hospital to treat my son on the latest strike game. after mediators including the u. s. customs and it just expressed optimism that the seats 5 data between is right and how much could be imminent as a and then what are the mediators have supplemented an important proposal and there is communication between the israeli and palestinian sides. and if the intentions are sincere, and if there is political will, then a cease fire can be reached 12. this is we're looking at ways to close any remaining gaps. the c a c, a must, did not participate directly in the 1st round of the stocks and uh, and it cost out on the prospect often agreement mean by the cousins, keeping their fingers crossed. put up with the into the breakthrough in the upcoming negotiations, which are set to resume

he was governor of new york state at the governor's mansion in albany he met repeatedly with friendsege to try to find some way out at the depression. the problems of the day were to be solved by government actions in government spending. the measures that fdr and his associates discussed here derived from a long line of past experience and some of the roots of these measures go back to bismarck's germany at the end of the 19th century the first modern state to institute old-age pensions and similar measures on the government. in the early 20th century great britain followed suit under lloyd george and churchville. it too issued old-age pensions in a similar plan for these precursors of the modern welfare state had little effect on practice in the united states but they did have a great effect on the intellectuals like those who gathered here with fdr. the people who met here had little personal experience of the of the depression yet they were confident that they have the solution. in, their long discussions as they sat around this fireplace trying to design programs to meetth the p

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actually signed a deal with albany. i last year to setup camps for microns and refugees picked up and seen a plans to open the facilities have been delayed. it's a 9 swatca by the st. charges, bang saves appeared. in london, the somebody of completes a serious depicting animals let loose in the city. what it all means though, is anybody's guess is on a hall, has found that the latest with 5 thanks you to take a do really releasing animals from captivity. it's painted on a shot, the lovely to an unexpected treat for visitors, including this family through canada. i think it kind of has many rights as humans. do they have the right to be set free as well? it's the 9th addition to a series review daily since last monday, by the elusive another on the street artist. sorry to interrupt you. what does it mean to you? what do you make of it like to safari? this when you go to route on all the different locations or different animals to fight for. that's called the london street northeast by design ephemeral, no one expects wor

and in the background you can kind of catch a little bit of albany there. albany schools coming back online as well. the bay bridge though the toll plaza. it's 615. and we're just now seeing the backup. give it a couple of weeks. we should see this filled in by this time. but right now, enjoy the gradual build through the east bay. we'll show you more coming up. well, good morning, and very happy tuesday to you. we just got good inflation news. the producer price index was just released. the increase was half of what experts were expecting. just one tenth of 1%. and the new york fed yesterday said it thought inflation was largely beaten. so that's more good news. all right. forget pumpkin spice. how about an al pastor latte? probably not. but a few minutes ago, starbucks announced that it had replaced its ceo with the ceo of chipotle. chipotle stock will be under pressure today because he was a good ceo over there. probably why starbucks nabbed him. brie was telling you about elon musk and trump sharing their vision of america last night with a live convers

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francesco albani said sanctions need to go beyond and individual settlers and regime settlement construction, she streressed the time to act is now. this comes after israele settlers back by regime forces attacked a palestinian village near the city of calkilia in the occupied west bank. they said several homes and cars of blaze and killed a palestinian man and injured another. hamas has strongly condemned the aggression saying attack will not deter palestinians from pursuing the path to freedom. over 630 palestinians have now been... killed across the occupied west bank since israel started its genocidal onslot on gaza early october. robert martin, human rights activist, was also part of a flotilla that will soon set sail for gaza to deliver aid. now earlier we spoke to him about israely atrocities against palestinians including violence by settlers in the occupied west bank. government's back israel unequivocally and they mean they might have a little bit of lif service but they've never done anything about it and you got the hilltop boys that have been around there for years they killed a

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