they've all been shot for allan watching, had it not in the beginning, only a few. dear to come here today allan has over 800 martial arts students from the slums, mainly young women who trained here every day with feelings. and i am very happy to be here in the complex that they are a mile. so basically i where i was born will be at the end to help young people find a new path in their life and see what else sort of you the, the around 70000 inhabitants lived in this feller. but what you don't see is the scene of violent battles between criminal gangs who have no regard for innocent residents . ellen grew up here in the completion of the alamo. even back then rival drug cartel, sponsor battles here. and although the numbers are improving, an average of 6 people are still murdered. here every day. rio de janeiro is still one of the most dangerous cities in the world, especially the fidelity. there are often large scale police operations which also plays the lives of residents and do nothing to calm the situation. right. it's like a wall like a rock. sadly, the police are often seen a

allan: the u.s. economy has been the strongest of the major developed markets.ainly benefiting from that. on the other hand, the u.s. is also the first system off of the adoption of the electronic signature which remains the bulk of our revenue. other major markets, germany, and japan are at a much earlier state of adopting various forms of electronic contracting. we are growing faster outside the u.s. than in the u.s. and i think that will continue to be the case for years to come. caroline: ducky sign ceo --docusign ceo allan thygesen great to have some time with you. elon musk's ai startup xai has a more than $40 billion v that's next. caroline:meta ai. you are using it probably because 600 million people use it every month. meta platforms on a new record high of the back of the tiktok news that tiktok's ban divest will be pushed until january 19. the ceo mark zuckerberg said on threads the company is releasing its law about model -- llama 3.3 model. interweaving a generative ai across the entire product range. we will dive into generative ai and at the compe

admiral allan, i appreciate you being here. as we focus on the icebreaker recapitalization efforts, i want to place an important emphasis on our adversaries russia and china and the threat that they pose. i am proud the shipyard stepped up to the plate to help service maintenance goals and combat our adversaries. their commitment to building the first u.s.-made heavy icebreaker and more than 50 years underscores the dedication to national security in creating jobs here at home. they had amassed a quarter of a billion dollars on the psc program. fast forward to today and they have invested $100 million in mississippi and the returns have been almost immediate. ballinger has expanded its mississippi workforce on nearly 50%. its new construction workforce in mississippi alone has more than doubled. future success will require strong ordination, flexibility, and willingness to solve problems as they arise. effective and realistic planning, budgeting and funding allocations are going to be critical for the success of shipbuilding pr

but today allan has over 800 martial arts students from the slums. mainly young women who trained here every day with feelings and i am very happy to be here in the complex, at the miles of bailey i, where i was born will be a visit to help young people find a new path and they are like, she will know sort of you of the around $70000.00 inhabitants lived in this feller. but what you don't see is the scene of violent battles between criminal gangs who have no regard for innocent residents. allan grew up here in the complex showed no alamo, even back then rival drug cartels, sponsor battles here. and although the numbers are improving, an average of 6 people are still murdered. here every day. rio de janeiro is still one of the most dangerous cities in the world, especially the fidelity. there are often large scale police operations, which also claimed the lives of residents and do nothing to calm the situation. like a war like a rock. sadly, the police are often seen as part of the problem, and many attempts at creating peace have had little success. violence is still part of everyday l

. >> reporter: darin wood is a baptist pastor, and steve brooks, allan stanglin, and steve shore areeternal differences of opinion. >> the only ones going to heaven. >> now, wait, i heard that about the baptists. >> i've heard that all my life. >> we've all claimed that at one point in time, right? >> reporter: 65% of people here in midland county regularly go to church, but not the same church. in fact, there are as many as 45 different religious traditions represented here from protestant to catholic to hindu to muslim. a few years ago, the newest leader of one of the west texas churches was stanglin at the church of christ. he was curious about finding ways his church community could do more for the midland community. so he put in a call to a presbyterian. >> is it okay if our whole church comes to your church? >> reporter: wait, you went right away from lunch to let's have our whole church come over to the presbyterian church? >> you might ask steve, but yeah, kind of. that's how it happened. >> reporter: in those post pandemic years, the friendship grew to four. and then this fa

it's a place of longing for many of allan students. close and yet unattainable with the r t martin and go back to the many young people in conflict. so do i them off of a allow for other funding allows you dream of one day having enough money to move to a corporate governance or lead loan is the coordinators for your etsy, but they don't even know they've long name or my or corporate governor in winters and never managed to leave there friday like this, which part of the many donations come from this side of the tunnel? nevertheless, this world is alien to alan. to be honest, i don't even know what a night at the corporate cup on a palace. hotel costs per person, the to see if i had been born lonzey blue light. i could have gone in support for, but also comp i out much more easily beyond study and save them. they might be of age to me on to the back. it's in place to do all i'm all i know you to is on her way home. as an 18 year old, she might be afraid to walk the streets alone. but she isn't. because usually i has been boxing with el

of course no list would be of wrong 2024 predictions would be complete without mentioning allan lickmankeys which all but guaranteed a kamala harris win. he was very wrong and even a fellow leftist called him out. remember this? >> i debated professor lickman before. i told him his theories about the keys were wrong. i said he'd lose his keys. >> that's a cheap shot and i won't stand for it! >> who won, brother? who won? >> you should not be taking cheap shots at me. >> who won? you live in a total world of denial. >> you got it wrong! you were preposterously and stupidly wrong! >> don't call me [bleep] stupid! i admitted i was wrong. i don't need you to call me stupid. >> great to see you democrats getting along so well. >> [bleep]. >> allan, shhh! >> jason: here with reaction, author of the new book -- now, this book, "under his wings," rockin' the "new york times" best seller lists. it's flying off the shelves. and fox news contributor leo terrell. thank you both for joining us. emily, since you've sold the most books of any of us here ever, give us your perspective on all these pred

he pitches it back allan.craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff passes the eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point we have the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can guess outcome. >> as a spectator at the desk. >> alright, no snow here. that's for sure. alice, here we take this live. look here at mount diablo right now. ver

he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point have the more pride in the sun and i know definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can guess outcome. >> as a spectator at the desk. >> well, thrive. city hosted a special event for 40 niner fans to watch the game sunday that free watch p

he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes in window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point we have the more pride in the sun and i know definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can guess outcome. >> suspect teacher at the desk. >> well, thrive. city hosted a special event for 40 niner fans saw on sunday. they hosted a free w

he pitches it back allan.as one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's that after the game. say about - >> point we have the more pride in the sun and i know definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can guess outcome. >> as a spectator at the desk. >> aaron, thank you. it is 5.40, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the holidays in full swing to organizations in san f

he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the build their that pad. their lead to 25, 3 minutes later. and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> disappointed we got the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people stuff that we can play a lot better than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks, end when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can guess outcome. >> as a spectator at the desk. all right. thank you, aaron. 5 city host, a special event for forty-niners fans on s

but then he picked right back to allan. he then runs and dives for the pylon. we get it a little trickery mobile. the deal that pad their lead to 25 and a little bit more. for the bill in this league. little bit later is brock purdy. finally fakes the handoff died window and the rookie. wolf, to find the end zone on the niners side for the day. but it will be a little too little too late. the bills they win in dominant 35 to 10 buffalo clinches their 5th straight afc east division title. passion had to say about this game afterwards. >> disappointed we got the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people stuff that we can play a lot better than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks, end when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can guess outcome. >> all the games that we've been in outside last 2, you every drive matters every every time he touched the ball matters and, you know, finish in close games matters. and so there you are 5, 7, assists. the reality of it

let me look and confirmed that i talked to local allan, be a lossy, he says, the hewick so was bound by a child. and it's not the 1st time you have the funding. what's more concrete and it's a little bit of a feeling for stuff like, hey, way it's of a finding the telephone somewhere. what do you see in the home phone number? how come a little uh, what wouldn't meaningful selling. boom boom campaigns are too much. and remember to give me what i see and it's a small project dial, but still contains high explosive materials. while we hear another cool comes in the saw much development going on in honey. all right, u x o is often found on construction sites, pulse behind a shipping container out the front of this building. so there's a 60 millimeter motor around. i found this one today or before. yeah. and excavations, his honest to move us is sticking around if any other ones just lay out. um do you think that could be more on this side? could be more, but some might be other people. they should be cleared into the 4 course that excellent, but it's not the job of police to check below t

allan encabezó a quienes en cada paso marcaron la emoción que sentían por haber estado tan cerca de ellaía. bueno, ya nos vamos con la misma sonrisa. josé luis y sus hijos emprendieron el camino a casa. ellos pasaron la noche en la explanada del templo mariano para estar presentes en las mañanitas. y dicen que nunca habían tenido una experiencia tan buena. a ver si dios quiere para el próximo año este volver a regresar a visitarla. mira, aquí traemos unos bistecitos. don bernardo y su grupo compartieron con otros feligreses el desayuno antes de marcharse y hablaron de lo gratificante que fue sentirse abrazados por la morenita del tepeyac. tenemos bien contentos y nos vamos bien agradecidos con la virgencita. así, entre la alegría de la celebración. mientras unos llegaban, otras procesiones dejaron atrás la casa de su madre santa. los peregrinos le traen, encienden cientos de veladoras a la virgen, pero también se llevan su fuego. y es que quieren compartir las bendiciones en sus pueblos. la guadalupana, como lo ha hecho desde hace 30 años. don venancio recogió la luz que viajará hasta hi

i talked to local allan velocity besides the us, so was found by a child and it's not the 1st time you have the funding looks more confidence a little bit kind of feeling like hey, way it's of a finding the telephone level to you see him home for, but how do come a little uh, what wouldn't meaningful selling boom, boom campaigns are too much. and remember to give me what i see and it's a small project dial, but still contains high explosive materials. while we hear another call comes in the song much development going on in honey. all right, u x o is often found on construction thoughts post behind a shipping container at the front of this building size. this is 60 millimeters or more around, based on this one today or before. yeah. and excavations as honest to move us as to taking around if any other ones just laid out. um do you think that could be more on this side? could be more, but some might be other people. this should be cleared into the 4 course that excellent. but it's not the job of police to check below the surface. it's fascinating to me that i've just pulled some motors

but when you mention it to me is when we really see people with dementia as people like you and me, allan henkel, then we see all of the regulations of protocols and the ways in which we have set up the system from another perspective. and thanks for the call for those chairs to your help, let me have a great day. mm. then the, when the disease has progressed to a certain stage, relatives become a patient's authorized representatives. it's a big responsibility and comes with many challenges. how does it even though not to by me, and she stayed with me for 7 months and for the 1st 4 things were great. z a lot for a long time. she was mentally quite fit, a see vase and an incredible amount of time outdoors. i saw that she blossom tear and she was so grateful. and yet once dementia has taken hold, there's no stopping it. then what's the machine cut then? things became more and more difficult. the most trying thing was the unpredictable emotional outburst, sometimes spiteful, that was so unlike the mother, i knew this kite survived the spot emotionally. that was the worst thing for me to find

allan lichtman is distinguished history professor at american university in washington.reaction in an interview with my colleague helena humphrey. this was a talk directly from the heart. not only from someone who admired jimmy carter, but, as he said, someone who had, you know, been hanging out with jimmy carter for over 50 years. you know, someone who can respect the decency and humanity ofjimmy carter and who had seen it up close and personal. what i thought, though, was perhaps the most emblematic statement, was thatjimmy carter was always the sunday school teacher. here's what i drew from that, that the very spiritual values thatjimmy carter shared with the young people in his, you know, decades of teaching sunday school were the same values that he lived by, the same values that animated and guided his presidency, and the same values that enabled him to contribute so extraordinarily to humanity in the many decades after his presidency. always the sunday school teacher, always representing those extraordinary positive spiritual values. and what does come through tim

would be no pardon for officials involved and the torture of people imprisoned under a sod off with allan sharah previously known as of mohammed al galani is asked other countries to hand over any officials. you may have been involved. they've been in also fled from syria. now the 2 of assad's father, the late syrian president hafez assad, is also been set on fire images show revel fighters watching parts of the mazda, liam burn in his hometown of the dog in the key of providence, followed by scenes of celebration. and as the international community calls for a peaceful transition in syria and factions, backed by foreign countries find for control and territory, we're gonna have more on that in just a moment. but 1st i asked the w, corresponded still a mentor in damascus about how people they are now. feel about, see me is new political power. what i hear when i talk to people is that there is really a wish for clarity these days. we really have to understand that this momentum here is really of a mental of uncertainty from when day one day to another. the old rules that have been in plac

admiral allan back to you. what's the decision associate with the procurement of icebreakers? the maintenance backlog is growing at an alarming rate workstations docs and facilities what will happen if congress and the coast guard did not address the shortage of this strategy backlog? when you look at the infrastructure we are at 24 billion-dollar organization we should be investing 500 million to $1 billion at infrastructure every year and maintain it at a moderate standard to support her people through without it people are living facilities that they are proud of her can do their mission. so we are putting more and more maintenance dollars and the facilities that are failing and should have been replaced long ago. the very important part not only for us to look at the assets we are bringing on the infrastructure to make sure it's in line with the expectations that people would have where they want their sons and daughters serving. sunni thank you. i'm not a time mr. chair and i yield back. he >> thank you mr. chairman thank you to all of our witnesses for being here. apprec

but i think this is a factor in issue that has to be taken into account. allan. tony blinking was in ankara to talk to the tubs, of course, because of the us supports kurdish fighters in the north of sarah, in the buffalo against the research. and these lumnick states took of course, these them as an existential threat. what do the codes do of that secure the future under this current under the new regime in syria as well? that's very, very difficult to up its answer simply because right now i think that there's a partial truths under way to we'll see what happens. but getting to the larger issue here, it was made about the american position to all intent and purpose is donald trump, is president of the united states. joe biden is virtually disappeared. i think in terms of the legacy of this administration, syria make play a more important role. on monday, before blinking left, you had a long conversation with former secretary of state john kerry to discuss this issue . and the fact that we sent 3 very, very important senior officials to the region suggest to me

today we will join bikes greatly, and timbo salter allan, like connie and robot. i'm so then remember you can always catch this program every day on television, on the phone up, or i, which is 0 adult calm. we also want to hear from you, what do you think? what did you like, what did you not like? go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. i'll post your thoughts on tags. find us at a to inside story. i'll be on jane space. i'll be back if i said, until then from all the team here at the house, they say bye for now. the . the 1620. yes is the was, should all be on the record struck country the election denisia just relating to untie. the estimated 230000 people can join us as we speak. just a 5 isn't victims 20 years old. over for to much was using it. serious last opposition held territory before the fall of the subdivision of fund driver reinvent himself and re shapes his dreams to preserve the lives of smiles. just from the tale of new beginnings. and the seeds of optimism, sustained, human perseverance. witness. serious l

miss allan joined, strikes on residential area as a result of the multiple fatalities. i'm damaged neighborhoods, as could tell police reports from a desktop the off the most of the latest attack, would you create the capital c. barrage of rush themselves penetrating a defensive pitching several targets in the city. sure. because another aggressors attack on a peaceful city, the capital's downtown policy of district will do. it will happen very fast and there wasn't much time off to the 1st explosion. we started to go to the shelter that we saw is also struck the industrial city of creevy, re killing at least one person, including several of us and russian artillery shells. the southern city, of course, on the sort of shell hitting my house and went to the do everything starting to go . and another school hospital and residential buildings rule hits, domestic heating pipes, abruptness, the missile and drone, a tex across the country, have been getting steadily worse over the last few months. but the energy infrastructure being the chief target now the ukrainians to be g

well, thank you very much for all guess today we would joined bikes, gregory and timbo salter, allan, like connie and robot. i'm so then remember you can always catch this program every day on television, on the phone up, or i, which is 0 adult calm. we also want to hear from you, what do you think? what did you like, what did you not like? go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. i'll post your thoughts on tags. find us at a inside story. i'll be on jane space. i'll be back if i said, until then from all the team here at the house, they say bye for now. the a unique perspective. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence. and as i said, 11 on, on her voices, the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people matter just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very unsafe because of the 2nd child presidency. they don't see the need and then trying to a piece of people are social media. the stream on out just th

and it's an era where people had a fascination with detectives beginning with the stories of edgar allan poe and sherlock holmes, but also stories of scotland yard looking for jack the ripper and detectives, the first african-american detectives in new orleans, etc. and the lizzie borden story will be intertwined with all of these and will be a true crime sensation. and this one has the added twist, which we discussed last time that if people in the victorian era weren't who they appeared to be a victorian middle and upper classes who put so much faith in the elore drd the customs of the era in crowded cities to separate from the masses and allow you to know who you could trust and who you couldn't. well, here's a woman accused who did everything right. the fashionable, the sunday school, the women's christian temperance union. could she actually be a fiend who would access murder her father in the face 11 times. and stories to circle late in the press, for example, there's no dress because they, argued lizzie committed the crime naked that'll sell a lot of copies or another one that wil

if recognize this portrait for another the positioning of washington body is directly inspired by allan ramsay's portrait coronation portrait of george the third completed some 20 years before. so you see here the political stakes, the body politics of this second portrait are clear. washington appears not a mere provincial virginia officer, let alone certainly not a loyal colonial subject. rather is the rebel leader of the continental army appearing before us in the wake of an american wearing a blue sash denoting his rank as commander in chief, i should. what i'm showing you here is a 1781 copy, multiple copies of the peale 1779 portrait were created, including one for display in philadelphia politics notwithstanding these two portraits of washington, both in that revolutionary decade of the 1770s, have some things in common. so i want to zoom in here to talk about something that we might overlook george washington's hair and grooming for that matter in both portraits, we see a clean, clean shaven washington, which in this respect, the future president is merely adhering to the precep