from an early, age amelia was a dreamer.ibe gender roles of her time. kansans have long celebrated our women trailblazers. like susanna madora salter, are the first woman elected mayor in the united states in 1887, long before women had the right to vote. like georgia neese clark gray, who during the truman administration, became the first woman to serve as the united states treasurer. and lucinda todd, who actually lived the flame that resulted in the 1954 decision, brown versus board of education, a ruling that change the world as we know it. so it is fitting today, we're dedicated a statue in honor of one of the most notable of a pioneering women. let it be an inspiration for all. particularly our young girls. for generations to come. and when they stare up at this work of art and think that they, like amelia, can dream the impossible dream. that they can beat the unbeatable foe. they will run where the brave dare not go. they will have the power to write the unreadable wrong. they will reach their unreachable star. again

amelia earhart. on behalf of the congress, thank you all to the leaders who fought so relentlessly for nearly a quarter of a century to ensure that amelia takes her rightful place here in the capitol. now, at this time, please stand as you are able for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem. of oh oh. oh. oh say time you divided on your life. it was so. maybe there were twilight's last gleaming. whose stripes and rise was through all the power of spite or the we've all all colored on telly streaming and the rocky o the bombs bursting within get free thrills on all and all for love was still there who said, cause all stars spangled banner god then what the land of the free and the home of all bread never. ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by the honorable roger marshall, united states senator from kansas. first, a scripture reading from the apostle paul to a young timothy for god has not given us a spirit of fear or timidity, but a power love and

one of kansas finest amelia earhart.t the time expected to change the world. too not only inspired generations of women but all people everywhere. god, to specially stop and thank you for the communities of kansas is persevered forever 20 years to make this dream become a reality. and now, god, made the ceremony honor you made a statue in the pioneer research the encourage of a million inspire all peoples for centuries to come. in jesus name amen. please be seated. >> ladies and gentlemen the ithonorable nancy pelosi speaker speakerof the nine states housef representatives. >> now it is my special honor to invite program participants to join in the unveiling of this glorious statute. some of you may have been in years past. we say unfailing to the end we want you all to see it because it's so wonderful to see so many people gathered together once again. members ofth the kansas delegatn both in the house and senate including, let me say first governor laura kelly and congresswoman charisse davis. congressman tracy man. co

amelia earhart. we thank leaders who thought for a quarter century to ensure that amelia takes her rightful place here in the capitol, now rise for the colors and the national anthem ♪ ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramp arts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ the bombing busting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ oer the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen remain standing for the invocation. >> first a reading from paul to a young timothy, god has not givenf us a spirit of fear or timidity but power love and self discipline, almighty god, thank you for privilege to gather here at our nation's capitol and recognize you are the godod of our founders, that you have blessed this nation with not just many

kansas amelia earhart. with dwight d. kansas officially has two of the most iconic and recognizable american heroes, representing any states and the united states capitol. i think just a few people in the room who made this happen. jackie, predawn, karen seabird, and read burger with the acheson a millionaire heart foundation. thank you for never giving up. [applause] thank you for never giving, perhaps amelia was your role model. amelia's ambition and spirit of adventure, the truck around the world, was built on a foundational upbringing and acheson. it is fitting today that the foundation on which the stances from limestone, from the flint hills of kansas. between two and 3 million people from around the world will visit the u.s. capitol every year, and it's our hope that with the statue of a millionaire heart, it will encourage other girls and boys from small towns across the country, to dream, dream bag, and work hard to achieve those dreams. as with as you can travel to the u.s. capital, they can visit the amelia ear

and not amelia. florence klingensmith who i mentioned before with the daughter of a farmer in northern minnesota raised on a plot of land just across the river from fargo, north dakota. and just like ruth elder in 1927 florence was not satisfied with her lot in life. she wasn't doing anything exciting. she was working at a dry cleaners in downtown fargo starching and pressing shirts. what she really wanted to do was fly planes. but like a lot of us in life, she had no clear and obvious path to her dreams. her parents had no money. no connections in this nascent world of aviation. and so florence did the only thing she could do. she enrolled at mechanic school at what is now modern day hector field the airport and fargo for those of you who have been there. she was one woman at a 400 men learning to build and fix airplane engines. and it was here at hector field that a young florence began to press her case to connected businessmen in fargo. she wanted one of them to help her learn how to fly and help

for 7 months, her family searched for her and organized protests hoping to find amelia alive. but they didn't. in april 2023, a remains were found on a hill and sell it at hometown puts in gun. yeah, we're a good thing. well now that i have my daughter, i didn't like to even think about having to go through something like that. they knew that the pain, the media is mother is going through that is unimaginable because it got some other violence against women stats at home in the way we raise our children and teach them how to treat women literally, baby, till nothing has woken up. she now needs the full attention and protection of her mother. because the case is, amelia is only one of many famous sites that happened every day in mexico. about 10 women, i killed daily to day more than 28000 women goals and teenagers have disappeared. ok, ok, i want to include rights in sports and every day 9 to come when we women should be happy and free and we should be treated with more respect and love for no more. i don't want to use one single woman more credits on the back in the gym. it's

somebody out in the space and in this site is especially dedicated to amelia k. i guess how you feel it was indiscriminately matted by roosters individuals soonest, scruples a c, c. now motor broke. on the 5th of september 2022, a young girl named emilio was kidnapped while on her way to school with his mother . for 7 months, her family searched for her and organized protests hoping to find amelia alive. but they didn't. in april 2023. the remains were found on the hill and sell it at hometown puts in gun. yeah, we're a good thing. well, i'm now that i have my daughter, i didn't like to even think about having to go through something like that. and then the pain, the media is mother is going through that is unimaginable because it got some of the violence against women students at home in the way we raise our children and teach them how to treat women a little baby till nothing has woken up. she now needs the full attention and protection of her mother. because the case of emilia is only one of many sent besides, that happened every day in mexico. about 10 women

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huddled inside of this car, we met two of the survivors, mom summer and baby amelia >> it was kind of terrifying, honestly. >> reporter: summer told me how her husband, brandon, heard the tree snapped and jumped on top of them. >> he came, and he jumped over top of us. you could hear it cracking, you know, collide on top of the house. >> reporter: brandon telling me he did what anyone would do who loves their family >> has it hit you kind of what did? >> no, not really. i figured it would be what anybody would do. >> reporter: and, lester, that family you just heard from right there, they lived in this house just behind me, and you can see how big those trees are. they heard those trees snap, and those thick tree trunks just came crashing down on the home it is incredible that anyone survived that you can see right there, the top of those trees crashing right into the roof, but that family including that baby, baby amelia, they are alive tonight. lester >> all right, tom llamas starting us off. thanks. >>> south carolina next in the bull's-eye as we continue to track the storm. kathy

students to what they do is they're all good waiting the boat choose landscape of us joe's ocean amelia. it's too large where she's seen approximately a student or so or the c p lower it. which of you to do, or i know the secure too, but it's getting of shape i'd have to really get to the my uh to, to, to deal is more graceful. doesn't showing you politically new the cities here they show a lot of up to come to us for us to be able to shut the long photos full no slow i guess putting it disagreeable. i should be. busy touching as you know, what was in there, she asked the speech screen with the questionnaire. yeah, they should work. yeah. issue her yeah. into move we started with you ever should know really should be able to spend 20 milligrams. i put you in your store. that's what a lot smaller toyota blue or some of it should be able to like about beauty, to go to work with it and have you ever shifting it to was the last thing i took it off to my booth. i'm pro chabot just allow me to associate with the what it's kim could put it which colors show it to you to split it totally reason

amelia is a 19-year-old and also independent. a 21-year-old democrat who says he disagrees with extreme liberalism and a 20-year-old democrat. let's get started. >> the state of this country, one word to describe how you feel about the country right now. >> one word is hopeful. >> he decided. >> chris. >> chaotic. jake. >> disorganized. >> flexible. >> hate you, unfriend you, stock you and harass you, give you threats over any of your beliefs if your view doesn't match there's. it's got to where the nation is so hostile and divided that people are getting to reach across the island and talk to your neighbor. >> read, blue and not understanding what is behind that. i have a friend right now on two different sides of the aisle. >> who's your friend? >> amelia but we are able to have these conversations about lived experiences reside on different sides of the aisle. >> you make the friendship with. >> i think we are both where we realize this is on both sides, both issues have a mess. >> the biggest thing is escalation of rhetoric o

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amelia earhart was aviation pioneer a. then we have the statue of mary maeod.so is created by -- you has the firstuarded -- artist. the national statuary hl collection. just to give us a little closer look at one of these pieces, i thought it would be really interesting to look at this. like mostt. artists looking at a portrait they want to immerse themselves in the subject. she tried to learn about her. e visited her home in daytona beach. she listened intently. the voice reay influenced her conception of it. confidence gentleness and directness. you can see the head is tilted down as if she is speaking directly to a child. the walking stick in the center refers to the relationship with president roosevelt. eleanor roosevelt gave it to her after the president death. the black yellow rose that she saw growing in the garden. growing with many colors in the reflections in diversity, individuality and peaceful interracial growth. that was also very symbolic. the last part that we will see, most really need to have a tripod structure. they also contain meaning. som

to make nelkha on a skin rahunka hoveli on a weathery day on a high experimental site elite wheat ameliaer fire cost you in the yard for joy. yes, e high yield. well, so that the grain is still soft, there is more than twenty percent humidity. it is, in principle, ripe, but all that it rains. she's just, well, picking up this moisture, let's say. here. well, actually, we sort the seed plot, dry it, sort it out. well, why, well, he’ll go to dig, good for ground can be on any bread of aleprum culture, land, timidity and agility, agrareo. yes, the word is contagious rahunka cutaneous protracted hands, lord on earth for the hairs. himself and chestnuts - a resource should be paid for and appreciated from dawn to sunset, everyone can yes now it seems that the equipment is not all old, well, that is, all the conditions of the air conditioner. well, it's just that it's physically hard. it's very hard. okay, departure and that's all just with the steering wheel alone on the right to collect with god there is a grain here, insha to grab the quality and pace without spending hungry demands for har

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we ask for your blessing over the atchison amelia earhart foundation. the earhart family and everyone who continues to carry on her everlasting legacy. we pray that amelia's determination to achieve new heights is ingrained in our everyday lives as we strive to represent the american people in congress. bless us, god, as we leave this remarkable tribute today. help us to take your passion with us. fan its today and forevermore. amen. good evening and welcome the bancroft prize program. columbia university is honored to co-sponsor this annual celebrate with the columbia department of history each year. the history. selects one of its leading historians to chair a panel of three jurors chosen the finest scholars in the field hailing from top research university across the country. we are delighted that american history tv elected to expand its partnership with us this year by recording program for airing an archiving on its website. we will circulate word when the air date and online access are available. we're also thrilled that so many guests are joinin

skirmund, was so inspired by her uncle's work that, in a letter to her cousin, she wrote, my dear ameliahen you travel the world. decide, then already with full knowledge of the matter. i ask you, please, do not move to a foreign country with any other feeling, as soon as with great love for what you leave behind , you can understand the process immediately, but the farther, the wider and more restlessly you need to shout is our. the inhabitants of the vorotsevichi village say that they have no legends about the ancient castle and the ghosts living in it, but they have the history of one huge human life. if you are still in doubt about whether you should go to the village, vorotsevichi or not, then i hope i managed to convince you. remember your history and follow the fashion trends in the cultural life of our country alina was not at war with you and remember to be cultured. it's fashionable see you exactly one week before the new cultural meetings.

last summer, there a lot of activity and amelia earhart was unveiled. she's, of course, aviation pioneer, author, activist, first female to fly solo, the atlantic. and then we have, our statue of mary mcleod bethune. it's also created by neil como, who has the dtinction being the first artist of puerto rican to sculpt a statue for national national statuary collection. and to give us a little closer look of one of these pieces, i thought it'd be really interesting to look at the bethune. like most artists who are working a portrait, they really want to immerse themselves in their subject. and so como's did that. and she tried to learn as much as she could about bethune. she studied her biography, writing her photographs, visited her home in daytona beach. but interestingly enoughshe also wanted to hear her voice and listened intently to numerous record rings of bethune speeches. and as nelda told, she said that that voice really fluenced her conception of it and suggested qualities of coffee, dance, gentleness and directness. and so you can see the head

last summer, it s a lot of activity and amelia earhart was unveiled. she is of course an aviation pioneer, author, activist, first female to fly solo across the atlantic. and then, we have our statue of mary mcleod bethune. it is also created by nilda comos, the first artist of puerto rican descent to provide a sculpture for this collection. give us a little closer look at one of these patients, i thought it would be interesting to look at the within. like most artists working on a portrait, they really want to immerse themselves in their subject. and so nilda comos did tt. she tried to learn as much as she could about bethune. she studied her back roughly, writing, phographs, visit her homes, home in daytona beach. but also, she wanted to hear her voice. and she listened intently to numerous recordings of bethune's speeches. and as nilda comos told me, she said that voice really influenced her conception of it andsuggested qualities of confidence, gentleness, and directness. so you can say the head is tilted down as if she speaking directly to a child

reached the world level, take for example the amelia variety, it is unique not only in terms of grainuctive variety of wheat, in our climatic conditions, the potential yield is over 120 centners. hectare structure of winter crops. everything changed a lot too. at first, a large amount was sown in the nineties. winter was sown because winter wheat and in winter we did not have any of our own. varieties not their seeds. then, from the nineties, already from the nineties to the present day, probably 10, 11, the number of pension areas under wheat has increased, for which, because we began to provide ourselves with bread and no one in the world ever thought that belarus provides itself with bread on the night of practical center for agriculture. for all the time of its existence , almost 500 varieties of cereals , legumes, fodder industrial and large crops have been created. annually, more than 2,000 tons are produced here. this is without exaggeration our gold reserves. the food security of the country depends on them. thanks for the review. ilona no more economic news. not only on the w

the money was paid to palestinian charities with the oppressed anywhere in the worst martine amelia owns newspapers in new york and bo fast of these. how does the finger on the pulse of this city? since he started as a cub reporter 30 years ago, we had a 30 year conflict here. no animals report anything, was repaired at the end of day. and back in the sixty's as it was a legal to display the irish flag. it was really a for buttons to display albums relating to ireland. and yet despite that, celtic, had this fantastic support, right across the nationalist are caustic community about us. if the are is don't know the injustice on oppression and discrimination, then no one does. so it's absolutely appropriate that sounds like fun to be on the side of the light and all these motors and thank god they are those fighters of inclusion of the quality of equity of black lives matter right up to the present day. and those go to the core of what we stand for as a community on st goodness. it's schools to the core. what southwick's, knowledge glasgow is a favorite destination for many of the was top

. >> reporter: for 14 years, amelia's pizzeria has taken pride in baking berkeley pies. >> entrepreneurial dreams and a lifelong love for pizza. >> reporter: owner keith has to budget for the cost of damage done by vandals. this morning he woke up to police telling him someone had smashed in the front window of his business. >> and it's not the first time this has happened. you know. it's obviously very frustrating. very expensive to fix. yeah. my lease is up in a year. it does make me wonder whether this is still the right place to be. >> reporter: the popular pizzeria, which was set to be featured in a food blog this week, has been vandalized twice in just over two years. both times, someone shattered the store's window but took nothing. the vandalism is an instant $1,000 bill for keith, the price of his insurance deductible. >> for the first ten years, the only thing that happened isgot my tip jar stolen a couple of times. then the last couple of years, the previous incidents were mine, the last one and this one. >> reporter: a 9% increase in thefts and double-digit increases in burglar

. >> reporter: for 14 years, amelia's pizzeria has taken pride in baking berkeley pies. >> entrepreneurial dreams and a lifelong love for pizza. >> reporter: owner keith has to budget for the cost of damage done by vandals. this morning he woke up to police

reached the world level, take for example the amelia variety, it is unique not only in terms of grain size. this is the most productive wheat variety, in our climatic conditions, the potential yield is above 120 centners. per hectare structure of winter crops. everything changed very much at first, a large number were sown in the nineties. because winter wheat in winter we did not have our own varieties or our own seeds. so, then in the nineties, from the nineties to the present day, probably 10, 11, the amount of sown area under wheat increased, for which reason, because we began to provide ourselves with bread and no one in the world ever thought that belarus provides itself with bread at night at the practical center for agriculture. throughout the existence have created almost 500 varieties of grain leguminous fodder industrial and large crops. annually, more than 2.000 are produced here. tons seeds are, without exaggeration , our gold reserves , the food security of the country depends on them. thank you review prepared by ilona no more news in the field of economics and not only

they to actually visit have come to visit to amelia and her son. dario. since the river dried up, they called farm animals like they used to. the household now has no choice but to depend on the mine which provides the food, water, and electricity, given the circumstances. it isn't easy for them to speak freely because the nina. yeah. to look as though closely though. the see now. yeah, the level, but i get this the thing that goes, but as far as i see less than that, i think today another mining project is wearing local communities. they see a, a major tribute to read the low spot to us could meet the same fate as the truck. each arisen money industries, one to droid, swore to through and not quite dumped. but this time it isn't just one, but h minds that would extract the will to me either because that's not queen equal to market or to alicia. it those and those has been administered or many yet. but what do you think when i think i saw the a lot of going through that you said 5 minute assembly in dallas if the output along the dollars. but i should the

o to go are due to the one day of school due to a new quarter after me. amelia, i should sort of have a confession from a german military intelligence officer that he'd recruited. step bon bonded for a long before the gym and attack on the soviet union as now being d classified by the f s. b. this is a genuine and unique historical document. no one doubts its authenticity. we never will deal with the component of the store, said the nose, let me see the children that will y deal out of the shelves. us about the do you see that the, you know, to do a deal corner us uh, i do is uh was easy because i just took my seat in uh, did this, the good news as to what could i skip this on at least the 4 uh which has 2 of the junior and that's, i guess, case i use fluids will cause to push the liquid the take and that was for the choice moment. yeah. that's what it will. it's known as soon as you completed the audit that was yesterday. that's the only one that was not what it was the medical id came out of in is that so could i skip that? so my list of monday in me and you can put it in the for me

the 2 extra visits have come to visit amelia and has some diarrhea since the river dried up. they called farm animals like they used to. the household now has no choice but to depend on the mine which provides the food, water, and electricity, given the circumstances, it isn't easy for them to speak freely because the meaner yeah. a look at the close of the sea now. yeah, the level but a distance thing that goes but i also put them in the sea list another today, another mining project is wearing local communities. they see a, a major tribute to read the low spot to us could meet the same fate as the teacher is. money industries one to droids water through not quite dumped. but this time it isn't just one but h minds that would extract the will to no see, i mean i that he felt that's not queen equal to my to blame of also on the south it goes to my mother in law has been administered or maybe i bought a policy, but i think i saw all the a lot of going through that you said 5 minute assembly in dallas. if the daughters brushing the scene maybe looking because i never would have

reached the world level, take for example the amelia variety, it is unique not only in terms of grain size. this is the most productive variety of wheat, in our climatic conditions, the potential yield is over 120 centners per hectare of the structure of winter crops. everything changed very much at first, a large number were sown in the nineties. because we didn’t have winter wheat in winter, neither our own varieties nor our own seeds. here, then from the nineties, already from the nineties to the present day, probably 10, 11, the number of passion areas under wheat has increased, for which, because we began to provide ourselves with bread and no one in the world has ever thought that belarus provides itself with bread at night on a practical center for agriculture. over the entire period of its existence , almost 500 varieties of grain grain fodder industrial and large crops have been created. annually. more than 2.000 are produced here. tons seeds are, without exaggeration, our gold reserves depend on them food security of the country. thanks for the review. ilona no more economic

oh and amelia flying from nairobi. they are using the musical talents to call up the dangers to the press. over to you fellows rob. you're right to free, don't african. this is what team is the part to see them and press clear and then to go to add port in this place because that become a bell press. yeah, that's the absolute good story on phones. just read them is juggling left on to the freeze that operation spreading virtual why fi to the address shown is bought out of 10. you have in countries inside. he's fucked. tory out of the that is 3 government control. the page mediocrity says, check what's on the other, the can you tell me this information propaganda spreading, you know, communities in this environment, impunity range. i'd be try to address that getting investigative report the, the dream into bought the like to not me, but it didn't booking the fussell. so he read just slowly becoming the no news on in or who felt him taken down with the new sentence, the getting present to submit the most sensitive guys,

to as advise you on close the corridor will the only land link between the corner, cadillac, and amelia. the region has been at the center of the decades long territorial dispute between the 2 countries. it's just with us is this a plus one when you have more of a switch? so the persistent blockage of the election car it'll buy as the by john continues to isolate the population of the corner car box with no legitimate reason to justify such a situation which runs counter to the principles of international humanitarian roll . situation will continue is active additional to the shortage of fuel, which is hampering agriculture. work is now degenerating into humanitarian crisis on the risk of famine, including widespread shortages of medicine. these is imminent, ok. the curriculum government has seized a permanent university from the catholic odor of priests. the jesuits, the university of central america, suspended all its activities out to a court order, confiscated its assets and funds. the government does accusing it of being a center of terrorism, a charge rejected by the adjustments t