so here is alvin york. alvin york is almost 30 years old, he's almost not going to be drafted, he applies for conscientious objection because he says his religious principles are incompatible with his serving. his application is rejected and he reports to training camp and now he has some choices that he can make he can request noncombat of duty, this is we can try again. he refused to perform military duty. some people did this. or he can agree to fight and serve. because i told you he's the most decorated hero of world war i, you know he chooses number three. what's interesting is why he chooses this. he seems to have a pretty sympathetic company commander. and this commander is also very well versed in the bible. and starts having theological discussions with alvin york and alvin says, the bible says thou shall not kill. the commander comes back to him and says the bible also says render and to see sir that which is caesar's. obey the government. and he says to alvin york, go home, think about it, i'll g

the likely replacement to cy vance is alvin bragg.nt you to listen to his answer when asked about the trump probe. >> i led the team that held trump and his children accountable for their misconduct with the trump foundation. i go where the facts go. i know in complex investigations i have come into them late in the stage before, been brought in to try complex cases. it is important to have consistency and continuity. >> what is the motivation for cy vance to wrap this thing up before in fact he retires? if he does not. how does it complicate things if it changes hands? >> i fully agree. i am certain he is motivated to wrap this up before he leaves office. it will be a legacy case for them. he has presided over this some two years now. i think he will feel responsible to wrap up the charges or at least get them in pretty good shape of about he leaves office. but i will say, i have known alvin for many, many years as a friend, but as a federal and state prosecutor. it's exactly as he said. he will follow the evidence where it goes. he'

ready plan for reforming social care —— he had an alvin ready.. i social care if one of those things was not exactly true.— was not exactly true. i would go further, neither— was not exactly true. i would go further, neither of _ was not exactly true. i would go further, neither of them - was not exactly true. i would go further, neither of them were . was not exactly true. i would go i further, neither of them were true because they have no plan for social care and we have a tax increase. the sad truth, the sad truth at the heart of this so—called health and social care levy, it will not even deliver for social care. for at least three years from though, even thenit least three years from though, even then it is uncertain when the government might allow money to trickle down. under the primacy�*s plan, many will still face the threat of selling their homes to fund care. someone with a house worth £186,000, many of your constituents, many of them will still have to sell their home to find £86,000 within this cap, that is even before the costs of

i will say i've known alvin for many, many years as a friend and also as a state prosecutor, it's as he said. he'll follow the evidence wherever it goes. he's dogged, he's meticulous, he's smart. if it's not wrapped up, he will look it over very closely himself, scrutinize the evidence, and he will go exactly where the facts and the evidence and witnesses take him. so if it's not wrapped up, it will be in very good happeneds with alvin brag brcz. >> thanks for joining us. >>> coming up, ms. northbound's podcast goes it side a school that's tearing one small community apart. >>> will the supreme court weigh in? >>> and trump on a sculpture of mount rush more. a gop governor is involved. all that and more ahead. stay with us. all that and more ahead. stay with us are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. introducing new

host: that is alvin giving his opinion. you can do the same. if you oppose it, you can call (202) 748-8001. if you support these rates of increase, (202) 748-8000 in number to call. then maybe you are not sure. (202) 748-8002. taking a look at these proposals, they say with the proliferation of dynamic restaurants -- of dynamic estimates, the tax-writing committees have not put enough -- have not put out enough details. the budget serves as a proxy for where they are likely to go. they found those taxes would reduce the size of the economy by 1.3% over time, reduce wages by 1%, and eliminate 233,000 jobs. the estimate of the entire 2022 budget found similar results as the tax foundation. they estimate the economy would be 1.1 percent smaller in 2051, largely because higher taxes would discourage savings and investment. moody's analytics taking a more favorable view. they find the economy will be 2% larger in 2030 one because of the reconciliation, though that largely comes from the extra spending. there is more there, a lot more detail at the u

host: alvin in jacksonville, florida, republican. good morning. caller: first of all, good morning, america. on the subject of covid sars virus, i am a five-and-a-half member -- five and a half year member of the united states army, joined in 1978. in the era of biological warfare, this is what this thing did. call it what you want to, but it has been weaponized. it relates to trying to prevent the covid spread. i'm telling everyone -- and by the way, i got this information 10 years ago in an article concerning two brothers that had died from sars, the first time i heard of this vaccine -- but for the treatment of it, the sterilization of the situation, i have not heard the cdc or the government say anything about not taking a hot shower if you think you've got covid. host: luis, columbus, -- louise, columbus, north carolina. caller: earlier you said turn your phone down. i think you meant turn your television down. host: that's what we always say. caller: i wanted to mention about i think it was the united nations trying to get this money togethe

the likely replacements, is alvin break.t to take a listen to his answer, when asked about the trump probe. >> i lead the team, that held trump and his children accountable for their misconduct with the trump foundation. i go where the facts go. i do know that in complex investigations, i've come into them late in this stage, before been brought and tried to complex cases, i know it's important to have consistency and continuity. >> what is the motivation to wrap this up before he retires? and if he does not? how does that complicate things if it changes hands? >> i fully agree, i am certain he is motivated to wrap this, up before he leaves, office it will be legacy case for him. he has presided over this for almost two years now, and so i think he will feel responsible, to wrap up the charges, or at least get them in pretty good shape, before he leaves office, i'll say, i've known alvin for many many years, as a friend, but also as a federal and state prosecutor, it's exactly as he, said he will follow the evidence where it

. >> reporter: alvin is the cofounder and co-ceo of an online marketplace for home cooks to sell and deliver authentic ethnic dishes. local chef layla cooked 100 free meals for afghan refugees who had recently arrived in the bay area. what's more, they are waiving all fees for any refugees who join, and will be giving a $3500 stipend to spend on cooking tools, supplies, and marketing. >> many have come to the u.s. under incredibly difficult and menacing circumstances. my hope is that we treat them with kindness. my hope is that we actually try hard to show them the america they have always dreamt about. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> in the fight against coronavirus, the u.s. government is evaluating data to make sure if all americans to get a booster shot. it comes as hospitals in many parts of the country are overwhelmed with a surge of covid-19 patients. while some states struggled to get the first dose into people's arms, and fda advisory committee plans to meet friday to discuss pfizer's application for boosters. >> i have talked to health officials, and it's clear that immun

she is one of alvin's and her life. but, she had this great marriage later on.ut really at that time was absently not. new she wanted and did not want. >> let's take a moment to say there's a couple of questions here. over there is. what grounds still remain to be broken by women in tv today? most of the directing for examples being done by men isn't it? >> i think we sell plenty of room for improvement those things are certainly better than they used to be. there's so much opportunity in streaming for a think the challenge now is the numbers are a lot bigger at all if during the pandemic especially , there is a lot of television to watch. it is constant. so that is great and has opened up so many more avenues per essay isn't great heather is not just one or two women shows, even think in the city here's the latest show all the ladies watch this and it's like no, that's about four rich thin white women very specific situation. a lot of people like tippit was not representing a lot of voices. now we have tons of voices. the problem is you do not have, you are nev

sketches and it would just be like, elizabeth is going to learn how to drive but she doesn't want to tell alvinhat kind of very sitcom type of thing. and she's hilarious. and there is this kind of gambit they do that is a signature thing where the announcers will talk directly to her through the camera and be like, elizabeth, you know, what do you think you are doing now? and she wouldn't talk but she gesture and his signature line was, he would say, elizabeth, aren't you ashamed? and she go, i was the cutest thing. it's so cute. totally recommend. so at one point, she had this and she had to talk to show and life with elizabeth going, which is an insane schedule. and then, the talk show ended because she was offered the chance to have a national talk show of her own, the betty white, show and now is 1954. so she was really like, you know, there were all the stories that were like america sweetheart is here and it's betty white and you should pay attention to her. and one of my favorite things i had mentioned she was known particularly for her necklines, because she wanted to be very sweet. sim

far this year, the longest premier drought in australia and professional sports finally ended from alvin demons. when the f l title for the 1st time in 57 years, defeating the western bulldog, quite a massive, it's 74 points. $61000.00 found tons out in perth for this one is the 2nd straight year. the grand final was held away from albums and c g, because it's a coven, 19 stomach. and i should tell you of the fight. well, had wait 5, between anthony joshua and alexander. you said this one is like it could be going into the distance around 10 now, so i got a 35 off so i'm going to go and watch the rest of the thank you. thanks very much for that. oh, just want to take you back. now to these spanish island of la palmer and not volcanic eruption, this is the same, has been the case for a week, but typically in the past few hours, because you've been reporting on the 7000 people who have been evacuated flights of also been grounded and actually, the rescue seems of had to pull back as we see that this, these explosive eruptions are continuing, although thankfully the flows of lava moving slo

and it would just be like elizabeth's going to learn how to drive but she doesn't want to tell alvin,ike that very kind of sitcomy-type of thing. and she is hilarious. and there's this gambit they do a signature thing where the announcer will talk directly to her through the camera like elizabeth, what do you think you're doing now. and she wouldn't talk to him but she'd gesture. and his signature line would he would say elizabeth, aren't you ashamed and she'd go -- and elizabeth is the cutest thing. it's so cute. totally recommend. at one point she had this -- she had the talk show and "life with elizabeth" going, which is an insane schedule. and then the talk show ended she was offered the chance to have a national talk show of her own, the betty white show. and that was 1954. so she was really like, you know, there were all these stories that were like america's sweetheart is here, and it's betty white and you should pay attention to her. and one of the favorite things i mentioned her frilly dresses, but she was known particularly for her high necklines because she wanted to be ver

she has a lot of alvin and als in her life.s great marriage later on but she really at this time was like absolutely not. she was really clear on what she wanted and didn't want. >> i'm going to take a moment to see if there's a couple of questions here. oh, there is. what ground still remains to be broken by women in tv today? most of the directing, for example, is still being done by men, isn't it? >> yeah, i think we still have plenty of room for improvement. things are certainly better than they used to be, there's just so much opportunity in streaming. i think the big challenge now is there's a lot -- the numbers are a lot bigger because every -- i don't know if you guys have noticed during the pandemic especially, there is a lot of television to watch. it's just constant. and so that's great and that has opened up so many more avenues so i always say now like isn't it great how there isn't just one or two women's shows, which i think was how it was. i mean, even something like "sex in the city" i feel like was still suppo

general alvin this is my last question. you already have talked about this in your opening statement. when it comes to the fighter pilot shortage, you gave some good and specific majors like i believe retention bonuses and so on. those are good steps. is it too early to tell whether this is being successful or not and driving some higher numbers? or is it still perspective in the future and we are waiting to see how it comes out? >> thank you representative. i would say more the former than the latter. we are looking at six specific initiatives 1925 pilots give or take it that we think we need to eat targeted to be able to get there. unfortunately we've not been able to meet that in the last couple of years. we expect that to be a little worse because of covid. turns out it produced 13 less they are before but still not satisfaction because we not hit 1300 yet. it did not get worse as the only real good loot news. the initiative the six separate initiatives are looking to increase pilot throughputs get more production in th

bergin alvin bergsohn daniel d. bergstein graham andrew gregory. michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts. david w. bernard. [bell ringing ] . >> a blessing for our brothers and sisters. and families. their friends and their loved ones. this is "i'll see you in my dreams." ♪ the road is long ♪ and seeming without end ♪ the days go on ♪ and i'll remember you, my friend. ♪ and though you're gone ♪ in my heart, you're there it seems ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ i got the old guitar ♪ there by my bed ♪ all your favorite records ♪ and all the books that you read ♪ and though my soul feels like it's been split forever ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ when the summers come to an end ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ we'll meet and live and love again ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ around the river bend ♪ for death is not the end ♪ because i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ when the summers come to an end ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ we'll meet and live and love again ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ around the river bend ♪ for death is not the

kaplan. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann, jr. >> charles h.douglas gene karpiloff. >> charles l. kasper. >> andrew k. kates. >> john a. katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >> don jerome kauth, jr. >> hideya kawauchi. >> edward t. keane. >> richard m. keane. >> lisa yvonne kearney-griffin. >> karol ann keasler. >> barbara a. keating. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene iii. >> brenda kegler. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. kellett >> frederick h. kelley iii >> james joseph kelly >> joseph a. kelly >> maurice p. kelly >> richard john kelly, jr. >> thomas michael kelly >> thomas richard kelly >> thomas w. kelly >> timothy colin kelly >> william hill kelly, jr. >> robert clinton kennedy >> and my grandfather -- even though i never got to make you, i will always carry on your legacy and there it. i will never forget you. >> and my brother, joseph a. kelly, whose love of life and generosity inspired everyone who knew him. he was a great young man and will be dearly missed. he is t

minute sketches and just be like, elizabeth is going to learn how to drive but doesn't want to tell alvinind of very sitcomy type of thing, and she is hilarious, and there's kind of this thing they too which is a signature and the announcers talk directly to her through the cam are and be like, elizabeth, what would you think you're doing now? and she wouldn't talk to them but she would gesture and his signature line was, elizabeth aren't you ashamed? and then she'd go -- and it is the cutest thing. ... and took some flack for it. sometimes i read some mean, sexist reviews of her show and that sort of thing with the men seemed basically a little disappointed she wasn't trying to seduce them at all times. people would make fun of her a little bit for being so sweet and sophisticated and all that stuff but i think she's just charming. she sang songs. she sang. she wanted to be a singer. she actually started out one to be an opera singer. she doesn't sing as much as used to but she really saying a lot back in those days. she is just absolutely dripping with charm in these old clips and was r

host: that is alvin giving his opinion. you can do the same.f you oppose it, you can call (202) 748-8001. if you support these rates of increase, (202) 748-8000 in number to call. then maybe you are not sure. (202) 748-8002. taking a look at these proposals, they say with the proliferation of dynamic restaurants -- of dynamic estimates, the tax-writing committees have not put enough -- have not put out enough details. the budget serves as a proxy for where they are likely to go. they found those taxes would reduce the size of the economy by 1.3% over time, reduce wages by 1%, and eliminate 233,000 jobs. the estimate of the entire 2022 budget found similar results as the tax foundation. they estimate the economy would be 1.1 percent smaller in 2051, largely because higher taxes would discourage savings and investment. moody's analytics taking a more favorable view. they find the economy will be 2% larger in 2030 one because of the reconciliation, though that largely comes from the extra spending. there is more there, a lot more detail at the u.s

alvin ailey: well, of course not. ♪ show 'em what we got ♪ ♪ ready or not, comin' in hot ♪ ♪ show 'emt. ♪ show 'em what we got ♪ steven tyler: tell me when, darling. ♪ ready or not, comin' in hot ♪ ♪ show 'em what we got ♪ vo: this month in passport on the pbs video app. your on demand library for the best of pbs. man: what're you doing here? frankie: frankie drake, private detective, i'm investigating a murder. woman: ted opened up seventy donut shops. ted: they call me donut king. woman: he gave cambodian refugees a chance in america. josh: you really are stealing a frame out of life and saying this is worth a thousand words. vo: these and other shows are available with passport on the pbs video app. download it today. bill: i took astrononomy from cl sagan in 1977. the guy had a huge influence on me. cosmos on pbs with carl sagan's lectures with fabulous graphics. announcer: bill nye, the science guy! bill: pbs and i are a perfect match. it's just wonderful programming, not just for kids but for all of us. carry on, carry on. don't you people have school to work on? ♪ ♪ cocoral peÑ

so i guess that i would acknowledge alvin duskin, and i hope that you got the email and the things thatemail, and people should look at the transformation of san francisco again by chester hartman because it does have a lot of stuff that's valuable for today. thanks a lot. take good care. happy holidays. be well, be safe, be happy. bye. >> caller: hi, this is tessa, and i would like to object to the changing of zoning admin straighter corey teague being removed from a director hillis, and moved to this body. i believe this is a direct conflict of interest. and interested in approving projects and the zoning administrator should be telling the director what the code says people say -- some people may say that our codes are restrictive and archaic and i think we can all agree that there are aspects of that, but the d.a. should be interpreting the code regardless, and not reporting to somebody whose job is to approve projects. thank you. >> caller: hi, this is frances kerr and i support supervisor mandelman's adu enforcement item on the agenda here. i think that it's only fair that code --

host: alvin in jacksonville, florida, republican. good morning.all, good morning, america. on the subject of covid sars virus, i am a five-and-a-half member -- five and a half year member of the united states army, joined in 1978. in the era of biological warfare, this is what this thing did. call it what you want to, but it has been weaponized. it relates to trying to prevent the covid spread. i'm telling everyone -- and by the way, i got this information 10 years ago in an article concerning two brothers that had died from sars, the first time i heard of this vaccine -- but for the treatment of it, the sterilization of the situation, i have not heard the cdc or the government say anything about not taking a hot shower if you think you've got covid. host: luis, columbus, -- louise, columbus, north carolina. caller: earlier you said turn your phone down. i think you meant turn your television down. host: that's what we always say. caller: i wanted to mention about i think it was the united nations trying to get this money together to get to afghan

bergin alvin bergsohn daniel david bergstein graham andrew berkeley. michael j. berkeley donna m.n brothers and sisters, their families, their friends and their loved ones. this is "i'll see you in my dreams." ♪ the road is long ♪ ♪ and seeming without end ♪ ♪ the days go on ♪ ♪ but i'll remember you my friend ♪ ♪ and though you're gone and my heart's been emptied it seems i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ i got the old guitar here by my bed ♪ ♪ all your favorite records and all the books that you read ♪ ♪ and though my soul feels like it's been split at the seams, i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ when all our summers have come to an end i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ we'll meet and live and laugh again ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ yeah up around the river bend for death is not the end ♪ ♪ 'cause i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ when all our summers have come to an end ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ we'll meet and live and love again ♪ ♪ i'll see you in my dreams ♪ ♪ yeah up around the river bend for death is not the end

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