all right. i want to bring up one more special guest, you know. happier and more joysus note for anyone that works for the recreation & park commission. >> yeah. (clapping). >> i've been in with job a long, long, long time now. and denny has been my mentor and coach. and actually is really the one responsible (unintelligible) pretty big (laughter) and um, denny has had such an incredible distinguished criteria career a heros spending a lot of time in the community and end up getting into the parks because are the recognition in a navy for awhile and ended up running the parks department in virginia and his wife kate and daughter emily and their friends to california and denny has been quietly confident ruben this department ever since and shared pubically and fighting obtain or an illness and disease out for a month and a half now. and guess what he's back so denny please come up and denny never hold the spotlight (clapping.) thank you philip i'll try to keep this brief because as phil said toni

and etudes, and all of them are appropriate on the chamber private stage, but they do not at all fitolumes of imperial academic scenes, which are offered to us by both the bolshoi and the mariinsky and , e, large ballet. uh, theaters of regional cities. even though uh, great performance and creative impulses. the heroine seagal, despite her sensei kimono, which looks great in the interiors of a large, despite the complete disgust all of its antagonists. it's a matter of priority. and not everything is very, very problematic for the new ballet, but it’s great that what’s new about what we can now judge in general and looking at the modern european-american society with its great innovation. on this , in general, and all. e hmm with the sangadjiev. as a matter of fact, hmm i put a firebrand in an anthill and forced to discuss very serious things, but as often happens because of the long time for production, i was a little late with conclusions. there is such a feeling. the next number of the program is the series playlist volunteer about the search and rescue group, and the series is b

is that all we can do? all we cannot meet a powerful challenge at all. and split asunder to those new states whom we welcome to the ranks of the free, we pledge our word that one form of colonial control shall not have passed away merely to be replaced by a far more iron tyranny. we shall not always expect to find them supporting our view, but we shall always hope to find them strongly supporting their own freedom and to remember that in the past, those who foolishly thought power by writing the back of the tiger ended up inside. those people in the hearts and villages of half the globe, struggling to break the bonds of man's misery. we pledge our best efforts to help them help themselves for whatever period is required, not because the communists may be doing it, not because we seek their votes, but because it is right. if a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich. who are just a republic south of our border. we offer a special pledge to convert our good words in a good deed and a new alliance for progress to

for all the memories. you all make the youth commission what it is. can we please give every commissioner here today a round of applause? [applause] thank you everyone so much and now i'll be passing it off to commissioner barker plumber for his speech. [applause] >> thank you chair nguyen and thank you all for joining us today as we celebrate the work and accomplishments of the 2022-2023 san francisco youth commission. it has been a busy year to say the least. it is kind of surprising to think it was les then a year ago we were on this very balcony with our mayor getting sworn in to serve and during that time we focused on service the young people of san franciscoism i want to say one statistic that i was really surprised by at the end. one of our staff members added up all the hours youth commissioners have put into public meetings here in san francisco, whether that's the commission or our subcommittees, and a totaled to over 138 hours of work youth commissioners did here in city hall representing young

and uh, of course, i myself like all this all these falls.r funny fall for myself, that i glued such a gift to myself, and i’m running paper, and falling on this gift with my head. and here he explodes from there all sorts. i made boards like this and it was great. and so i glued, like this, but such a cube. uh, the square cube is so papery all pasted, like, like gifts, so i run and fall and, as it were , breaking it with my head and the meaning is such that you you beat him. he is like that. well, how would you puff out slowly and the props say, let's do it for you, what will you do yourself? let us give you this present of yours. i say, well, do it i said for the last time in my life. in short, i run and fall, but it was badly glued, and i go straight with my chin into half-wooden maslyakov jr. sits on the stage, everyone is sitting, and i seem to get up, with this gift, i say something there. well, you know, something is not right, something is not right, and i’m kind of running backstage there. they just sit there like that, everyone is l

know we all, how much less come is discussed really. all right. you met and you mentioned water sharing, but i'm sorry to interrupt. you've mentioned water showing you a couple of times, i want to ask you this because you are an advisor to the ethiopian negotiating team when it comes to all of this. one of the key questions that keeps coming up, and all of this is if you would be willing to release enough water from the reservoir to help mitigate a drought down stream. so is it the opiate willing to make a commitment about how much water they would release if that scenario came to pass? you in one kind of going to new in the west side where the 3 countries some example uh we need uh oh home are, you know, before we close the record, even though we want me to make the progress of done or did you speaker one of the reasons why we get the, we have the, you know, the nice you got the or what up something i forget that we need it out. these are printed by drugs. many, many times everybody knows these us, the economy is already got here. so we need to d

free nations , all democracies, all market economies are neighbors to a certain extent and need good neighborliness and our values ​​of free nations, they are i am sure common interests our countries are in many respects related, in particular, security interests, our cooperation increases all threats to us, or they are similar or may be the same for all examples, they are obvious if the impact is a food crisis, then from its consequences absolutely everyone will suffer and no one will be able to close national borders from social catastrophes, chaos is worse than a pandemic, somewhere due to a shortage in the food market , an absolutely uncontrolled rise in prices is possible, and therefore social chaos. due to the chaos, the threat of famine, waves of completely uncontrolled migration are possible, and this will definitely be supported by russia, fueled by russia for the sake of more greater chaos due to general instability may increase the appetite of those who, like the russian leadership , want evil to peoples, opening the political gates for chaos is not more profitable than pr

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all of you. you know, our circumstances were unique, but what recognize and what the american recognizes is how we dealt with those circumstances. they recognize that, you know, you responded with character, courage, resiliency and honor. and that's what they see when you talk about the p.o.w. of the vietnam war, because. i those statements from people, strangers all the time, and i'm sure you do exactly that. so this that we now have established is one that's going to it's going to be around for generations. and all i want say is, you guys, you can be of that. but i want to note that. we came home 50 years ago, but many did not and i have we have tom hatton to remind of those memories and what we're doing to to remember our enemies. there's nothing more enthusiasm for me than being around a bunch of like minded, warriors and patriots and tonight, just the pure, the best of all for of you who are unfamiliar with how warriors pay homage to their missing this small table is the vietnam war era depi

, of the state, and not just to say yes, all voroks don't work like that, i noticed, mr.al, i can't you again don't ask about other internal enemies, because they were and remain enemies, they are representatives of the fifth fifth column in politics, eh, we know that the opposition platform is officially banned in ukraine during the lifetime of the party, but not a faction and has already been renamed in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, but the deputies were elected from this party and the deputies in 2019 flew before the presidential parliamentary elections to moscow, which has already carried out an act of aggression against ukraine and they did not consider it completely normal to communicate with the leaders of the russian federation, a country hostile to us. i looked in 2020 in ukraine, more than 4,000 representatives of this political party were elected to various authorities at various levels of districts, villages, settlements, city councils, what to do with seven people and in what way should the power be purged of those people who were elected from the party that

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so you all were all over the place. and so we want to dive into this because i would argue this is especially the first page, the most important one of you all have a range from the highest possible marks in your self-evaluation. to so much higher than that. we need to figure out which is so the floor is open, what score do you say the board has and what evidence do you offer to suggest that the there's not student outcomes focused, approaching student focused, meaning student focused and ambassador student outcomes focused of those four columns. so the question is where are you at right now? and as a reminder , you all know this, but for everybody else, the way this works is that you start at the far left with not enough sarcastic. if you complete those items, then you move to the next , but only if you complete all of those items. you move to the next and only if you include those items. you move on to the next. so you can't be at master's student of focus if you haven't completed all the items before that and meeting

all electric stoves.it cool down faster, there were special designs like, uh, boards with two holes. where the lace was pulled, and it was all exposed through the open window, and the cord cabe was attracted here so that they would not turn over. there they put a pot with borscht to cool down. so, sometimes, of course, it was blown away by the wind and fell there on some open one. e. or on some rolls-royce that stood under the windows, well, it's funny, but it's very sad in the ogonyok magazine for a long time there was a heading for such jokes from nikulin, then there was the white parrot club, if you remember the most popular joke in leningrad was the war. you don't remember because everyone was born after war, and you must have influenced. yes? yes, that's the joke. why is a tram a woman sitting a man. she came up and stood next to him, he jumps up. please come in. she sat down and told him. you must be from leningrad yes, how did we know? but the place was given to a woman, probably a muscovite, right

well yeah, this is fairly unprecedented because the, the heads of states from all the countries, all 9 members are going to be here. i and brazil. this is the way of policy 7, the politics of force conservation. but also in terms of the, the force of the agent. um, so here i think it's going to be a very heterogeneous speaking. um, and it's gonna be very hard to reach a complete consensus. but it's been on the gallery uh previous to the meeting of the heads of states. and the idea is that they are going to propose a so called, um, uh amazon prime is um, how is that that's gonna be done if anybody get um. but yeah, i think, you know, i'm here in the lane with steve your money to secure a uh, to waiting for a whole that have to stay in the main amazon. you've been the main dropping for centuries, including the, the big block protocol, the base and indonesia. chad, what's your feeling goal? this is president telling me that the silver going to have to water down his expectations on this. well, it's amazing. has several come to this with very different situations in terms of what that sh

they will all be called. if this goes forward, everybody who colluded against donald trump's administration will be called on the stand and they will be held accountable. i am a man of powerful faith and i believe trump was god's man, he is not a perfect man, but it is very normal for god to not use the perfect christian. usually does not use the person who thinks they are perfect christian. i have profound faith will be exonerated. -- he will be exonerated and i believe will be stronger as a country because all this weaponization of our legal system to go after our political opponents, we do not do this in america, and we know they do this in communist countries. we do not do that here. they are trying to do it and i believe, i have profound faith donald trump will be exonerated. all of those that were guilty of the collusion to try and damage his presidency and all the stuff about the impeachment, everything, that will all come out in this court case. host: stamford connecticut on the independent line. mike

allowed all this, that is, there is one big fault for all.chnology was launched, competently untwisted for a long time scrupulously. and that's what you can't refuse ukrainian nationalists. well, and, accordingly, those who fed them. it's in the system. they have been moving towards this for a long time since the 1980s, when they let this entire diaspora - who was holed up in munich into ukraine - they let him go to power and so on. all this started the whole project, anti-russia. uh, got absolute support. that is, everyone pursued their own goals, it turns out those nationalist forces that were in the underground got power. it was profitable got access to financial resources and so on, the united states is there , i don’t know, let’s put it this way, trubok is the president all the time lately, he only talks about them, that they received anti-russia as the main beneficiaries in order to further collapse. i don’t know, yes, in russia , china and so on, that the united states is simply defined as a taran, first against the soviet union, then

a better life for all americans, a better life for all people on this earth. i have chosen a plan for peace. i believe it will succeed. if it does not succeed, what the critics say now will not matter. or if it does succeed, what the critics say now won't matter. if it does not succeed, anything i say than won't matter. i know it may not be fashionable to speak of patriotism or national duster these days, i feel like it's appropriate to do so. 200 years ago, this nation is weak and poor. even then, america was the hope of many in the world. today, we've become the strongest and richest nation in the world. the wheel of destiny has turned so that any hope the world has for the survival of peace and freedom will be determined by whether the american people have the moral stamina and courage to meet the challenge of free world leadership. let historians not record that when america was the most powerful nation in the world, we passed on the other side of the road and allow the last hopes for peace and freedom for millions of people to be suffocated by the forces

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i mean the engine at all. they are being hand hormones corded by issue it's so so when, when a situation with the competition between government agencies and virus or even have . busy some all new starter to be able to make satellites and not to successfully have been provided all the support from the government and from the okay, the video eric, do you want to jump in the yeah, so let me point out that with all due respect to with, with all the respect to all of the players in the, in the space round these days. we also have to keep in mind that, you know, this is also a question of national pride for every country that's involved in this. and it's also a story about technological superiority. i think that one of the, one of the things that drove the space race that has always driven space races is the desire to demonstrate a technological superiority that's held by a nation. and that's, you know, but is a, is a great source of national pride. so we can't leave out the fact that having that technological supe

so it, while i'm being on board, this strategic alliance is an all when game for all the, all the new members of this alliance. we've heard from representative from all 6 countries, which have been invited to join bricks. they've shared their take on the benefit of associated to the block for their nations. i don't think they're going to be any overnight changes in the lives of iranians or on the lives of people and other member states of breaks. but as these countries move closer to each other, as they coordinate economic policy as the enhanced trade and develop institutions, cultural, political as well as economic institutions. and as they get to understand each other's economies and potentials better, the lives of the people in these countries will begin to improve. and i think in the long run, it will have a major impact on the economies of all of these countries. and it will create a more balance world, instead of being a euro centric world, it will be a more global economy where people look to and i think all of the global south would benefit from breaks directly or indirectly.

well, it would kill all the same, and it would kill russians if it were possible to kill them at all.t why not use it if in relation to everything, well, such statements. well, he will apply and everything will be normal there and you can live. where can it be applied? apply now in ukraine. to spoil them and with such a name. and when they name it, it is not necessary to hit immediately in the american way, because it is written that now . i would think that the war would work tactically for god's sake , our territory is not our weather. фоксимых что нелизка жить т. and let's apply what the japanese know, the japanese live chernobyl after chernobyl how happy it is to sew chernobyl without problems, yours is chernobyl without problems how much time has passed and how much time has actually passed how long in the sixth year objective how long the radiation lasted and there actually there is practically no one there in the reserve, well, it is a pity that it was not in chornobyl, and solovyov should have been there too. in general, it is certainly worth sending to some rented mine to liv

makes up for all this.idn't contact him. we've been here for a long time. well by at least a couple of times it was definitely mentioned that zelensky fired all the military commissars, but did we think that he fired them? why because they are corrupt officials buy pitchforks and so on, it turns out, everything is much more complicated. this is all a pretext, but in fact they seize documents in accordance with which they identify all people. bidding somehow resolved the issue and got themselves, so to speak, white tickets so that no one would call them anywhere. now these people have two options, or they will be sent to the front, those who have resolved issues with the military commissars, or again they don’t have a ticket, but already of completely different sizes so that they again have the opportunity to evade military service. that's all. that's all mixed up. that's where they dig here, where the word patriotism sounds. patriot fight independence sovereignty know many of these in a series of pathetic w

can we hear it for all of our korean war veterans and all the veterans in the room? thank you for serving. thank you for protecting our freedom. [applause] my dad was in the army, karen's dad was in the air force. but our lives did not take us into uniform. but i am proud to say one of my unworthy son-in-law's is a lieutenant in the navy. our son is a captain in the marine corps, he is a fighter pilot and he is headed to top gun next month. i have to tell you, when i saw that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, it just broke my heart. i promise you and never would have happened if the trump-pence administration had still been in office. it dishonored the serviuniform m in that nation over the last 20 years. nothing of that incompetent and disastrous withdrawal will ever diminish the honor that is owed to all the men and women who served and defended america in afghanistan these last 20 years. god bless you all. [applause] so he has weakened america at home and abroad. i stand before you today with the experience i described to you. to tell you that we could not s

congratulations to all of the mandela fellows. thank you. [applause] and most of all, good luck.e will be seeing you. thank you. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >> weekdays at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. eastern catch washington today for a fast-paced report on the stories of the day, listen to c-span any time, just tell your smart speaker play c-span radio. c-span, powered by cable. in 1848 husband and wife william and helen craft embarked on a journey of self emancipation disguised as a wealthy disabled white man with a servant they left georgia avoiding slave traders, law enforcement all while trying to conceal their identity. the author of master, slave husband-wife recounts their harrowing journey north and the impact of a fugitive slave law passed years later. sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, fundedcox sc service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. next a discussion about the biden administration's new strat

for all. >> currently serving in his 16th term in south carolina, please welcome u.s. house of representatives jim clyburn. >> thank you, thank you very much. i don't know who put me behind hakim, but i will visit with you shortly. 60 years ago martin luther king junior and others stood at the podium, they followed an event that took place four months earlier when king was sitting in the birmingham city jail. he received a letter from his clergyman asking him to leave birmingham because a -- he was a disruptive force. they told him that they thought is caused with right but his timing was wrong. king answered them saying, time is never right, time is never wrong,. then king said these words that i want you to think about today. he said he was coming to the conclusion that the people of ill will and are society were making a much better time than those of goodwill. people of ill will using their time to depress votes and to deny women and using their time to deny justice and history to blacks.

all?mmunication is the language of a country that is not represented in the european union is ridiculous. that is , this is how much the level depends on everything. they have completely lost their national roots. you heard that they really quoted, but how can a german politician speak for a long time, let's say the same to berg and not quote the classics. she i can't be. i do not know, of course, the german classics. well, it would seem. well, this is obviously true, that is , you can imagine the politicians of another generation who were not brought up on the great classical german literature. well , she doesn’t know everything in english, she doesn’t know this at all. here’s a barrel, yes, but what does he carry? that is, you understand that a person who, by age, should know something, he is afraid even to pull out these memories for himself. that is, it is conscious deepening, moreover, they speak a language that they know poorly, so they don’t speak well, if you speak ukrainian in sur

all who?eaming, which is connected with her journalistic activities , it is necessary to climb. mom, someone told me. no, i forbade all the locals to get confused here. under our feet. i'll go what better to go much more than you. well , as a woman makes a woman slippery logical logical, logical, logical logical. you let the colonel and you identify three weeks ago. listen, you won't let me see, well , the material that they filmed was written. i ’m even ready to go for your things at a party, i don’t have to have a backup version of the material, although it hasn’t been edited yet, but here is everything that i managed to shoot. sit okay. be sure to plant, be sure to give it to you just in case. well, you never know everything, remember well, not only by everyone benefits, but also our own park area, compiled from the words of a peasant whom we pressed. actually, i have permission. what permission from the police? koshkin sat evgenievich what do you want from me? you know a certain person nam

mary's, we all going to all stuff, georgina, how for the hall? thank you so much for joining us. and thank you to our viewers for watching the great greek philosopher. plato once said that honesty is for the most part less profitable than dishonesty for the air of philosopher bucher. corrected that for us millennial later when he said, quote, the greatest truth is honesty and the greatest fault is dishonesty. he was right. be honest. do the right thing. i'm drunk periodically when using, watching the whistle. blowers, thanks for joining us until next time the, the, i'm a film director. i've written many scripts during my career. but i thought really curious, couldn't neural networks collaborate with a human to make a documentary film printer set up so much good for me not to be chat about this because i love share of comergence this your more than so it was more list, you know, this is what i don't know, but i would feel with a score. so i'm just letting us know if it looks like you still are used to play scramble with the positive, which look a lot. finally, probably for you rea

's hazards are hostile to us all. it's conquest deserves the best of all mankind and its opportunity for peaceful cooperation may never come again. but why, some say, the moon? why choose this as our goal? they may well ask why climb the highest mountain, y, 35 years ago, fly the atlantic, why does rice play texas? we choose to go to the moon -- we choose to go to the moon -- [applause]] >> reporter: we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. because that goal will serve to organize and measure our energies and skills, because that challenge is one we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one we intend to win and the others too. [applause] >> it is for these reasons that i regard last year to shift our efforts in space from low to high gear, as among the most important decisions that will be made during my incumbency in the office of the presidency. in the last 24 hours we have seen facilities now being created for the

first of all, d.a.e night she returned the indictment and throughout the course of her career that she makes her decisions based on it facts, the evidence she can present at trial and the law. she does not make decisions based on partisan politics, and so i find it interesting that those that may view this case through a political lens are transferring that lens to her when she has made it clear that that is not her framing. with respect to the timing, we have also heard her say she was ready to try this case in six months. that may seem ambitious to some, but if you think about it, if she had said anything less than a ready to go sort of stance, people would question whether she actually has her witnesses together, her evidence together. and she's making it very clear that she is ready to go. now, obviously with the number of defendants that we have, there's going to be a lengthy pre-trial motion, lengthy discovery process. but i think it's important to keep things moving, and i think the d.a. would wa

all right? i see that film. all right? probably mean, i think we've probably done that question. done enough on that question. let's have look our let's let's have a look at our next from darren. next question from darren. >> panel and the >> good evening, panel and the people's host. thank you very much. >> the people's host forgot to say none. that's my new thing. >> should your boss able >> should your boss be able to fire don't have a six pack? >> right. this is whether you possibly get a five. you don't have a six pack. and this was a guy andy elliott who's guy called andy elliott who's this american dude this kind of like, american dude who's anyone from who's like, i suck anyone from my he doesn't my sales firm. he doesn't have a six what you reckon, paul? >> well, no, of course not. otherwise, i wouldn't have a job at point ever, would at any point ever, would i believe yourself. believe in yourself. >> get there. >> you could get there. >> you could get there. >> to get there. by the >> you have to get there. by t

all right. true.ive them a chance now to actually get left wing leaders getting serious about crime for a change. question mark, los angelesfor a democrat mayor karen bass forming a task force aiming to crack down on flash mob robberies that have been causing havoc in southern california lifornia. stores there are losing more than $1,000,000 as masked thugs go wild and help feed ste their families. they say by stealing higalinh ed purses and other items. >> this is not a task forc e to sit around and discuss something. this is a task force to apprehendso task fo the susps and to do anything and everything we carything n w to prevent these crimes from taking place. when crimes likecr take place, people have to be held accountable to the full extent of the law. angelenos need to be made to feel safe. >> what's unclear is how this task force is going to fix things. >> police in nearby glendale announcing their first arrest in a smash and grab early at wheda popular mall where $300,00 worth of merchandise

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of all someone, all is the rest of the security council. now come opposite the russian television and say, wow, i'll wasn't provides you major, go to hell, and we need to replace, give someone that would be a huge confusion by this class right now. you. if you look at the overall situation, though, russia's most senior generals, they, they've dropped out of view since the uprising i'm thinking about general harass him off he's reporting not appeared in public. he's of course, in charge of the war effort and ukraine. the kremlin has also been deflecting questions about the whereabouts of general sort of the can, who is seen as aligned with precaution and believe to be detained. what do you think is happening to them? a while it's really difficult to understand. i've been checking the information about so vague and for all these days it looks like sort of forced by to was sent to prison. we kind of confirmed them, but he said it seems that he was at least interrogate as. and it's quite interesting vibes we are here and visit almost a bows in

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that peoples of all faiths, all races and all nations may have their human needs satisfied and thoseme to enjoy it to the fullest that all who yearn for freedom may experience spiritual blessings. those who have freedom will understand also every responsibility that all who are insensitive to the needs of others will learn that the sourcess of poverty disease and will be made disappear down the earth and in the goodness of time all peoples will come to live together in a peace guaranteed by the binding force of mutual respect and love. now on friday noon i am to become a private citizen. i'm proud to do so. i look forward to it. thank you and goodnight. >> representative a farewell address by the president of the united states dwight d eisenhower moving from his office in the white house. >> thanks for joining us on c-span's american history tv. special series of speeches that defined the presidency. next week we will hear from john kennedy his 1961 inaugural address and speeches on the race to the moon and the cold war. a reminder all of the speeches that we have played in the serie

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you people with all cash?on, so many domestic buyers seeing here across the country with tackle relocations we have talked about but first time this summer quite a bit increase in foreign buying we haven't seen in a while primarily from china, so that is -- that is a good thing for us the condo market needs that influx, of -- foreigner buyers to help sell all inventory that we do have now. maria: that is what i heard recently, that chinese buyers want to buy property with all cash. and they are doing it. >> they are doing it doing it a lot interesting they do it on low end of the market which is depending where manhattan one bedrooms under two million dollars, upper high-end luxury market above 25 million, 50 million we see quite a few chinese buyers i think great for the market especially when it is coupled with one of them bit of domestic buying a nice mix that we see. >> u.s. homebuilder sentiment unexpectedly deadlined in august first time this-year high mortgage rates scaring some potential buyers as you

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her trip was all about one thing. and almost one thing only semi conductor chips, semi conductor chips, if that's not the case, why else then that she spent most of her time while she was there dining with the leaders of ts, m. c, the taiwan semi conductor manufacturing company, otherwise known as the world's biggest chip maker, is more on t. s, m, c, and below c in a moment. but 1st, i want to back up just a little bit to help you better understand how we got to where we are, how we got to the brand of what some are now calling an all out global ship for chips. as you probably know, run everything, your car, your phone, your refrigerator, you name it. i mean i'm talking about just about everything that's made now and just about everything is made in the future. and they're getting smaller and smaller and see bit smaller. so what is it, though, what, what, what, what is a chip? it's a set of electronic circuits printed into a tiny little piece of silicon that 50 or 60 years ago that whole thing would have taken up thi

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first i will say that of all of the events that might have occurred at the health center or all the books that any of you read, this book has a distinct of starting and finishing on ninth street. so many of us who live on ninth, we know an honor that is so the beginning of this book has a section called the i walk out my door and then i spend a lot of time talking about why i walked out my door and the history of the territory in between and we'll get to that. well i'll get the right but i just want to get to the portion i'm going to read here because this is at the very end of that that chapter i set out that morning nine days into spring north up ninth street, eager to, if anything of an interest might up along the way, but as i turned away to say a lot, the marine corps barracks blocks away broke out a recorded rendition of the star-spangled. through the loudspeaker that the commandant's mansion as did every morning at sharp. it was a brassy version in the style of sousa. and to those strains i padded the first blocks of an arching path of a and freeways and farmlands to where hudson s

. >> neil: all right. they are shelters in place at the university of north carolina in raleigh, north carolina. that does not mean that they've been given the green light and an all-clear go ahead. so much we don't know on events that unfolded three hours ago when the reports of a gunman at the university of north carolina flagship campus that he was deemed to be armed and dangerous and on or near campus. there are reports, disputed reports he's in custody. others cannot say for sure. we know right now that authorities are very sketchy on details. the shooter, you can see on the lower right is all we know. he's been named and identified in other sites. we're not doing that right now. one thing we're trying to find out is how this started. a little after 1:00 p.m. where there was a call out on the campus site that remain sheltered in place, this is an ongoing situation amount suspect at large. please be safe. now the late forecast jonathan hunt who has been following this since it all erupted about three h