he claimed to have no idea. amory would turn to tara ron redone. were you surprised to say the news on television? in december 2016, you were already in prison at the time, obviously not to your house or shall. i regarded him as unpredictable. but i didn't see that coming yet. i didn't think for a moment. he do something as crazy as that. i never thought he'd carry out an attack here. the officer ball angela, huma aneice amory got involved and crime at an early age is too busy. in hometown, he dropped out of school at 15 after a series of thefts and drug related offenses. i'm re went into hiding from place in 2011 smugglers got him as far as land producer in italy. not long after he set fire to refugee a shelter in sicily. man was sentenced to full years in prison. there he encountered other islamists. amory arrived in germany in 2015 the same here as hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers at a dorman mosque he came into contact with the islamist group that included boban, s. and ios is alleged later in gemini album, viola. i was unable to sell ho

but amory is a young man. he has reached the midpoint in his career, and i think that he is going to be around to witness an all renewable, all electric economy that is emerging that will hopefully, the real issue is will it emerge in time. and that is the big question. can we persuade the people on earth that this is not something that is desirable, but absolutely necessary. and it is cheaper. what is so frustrating to me is that we fought this fight when it wasn't at all clear that we were right. you know, renewable energy is kind of a dream back then. now, it is a reality, and still, we do not -- we're not able to move to a simple law like all new car plants have to be greenhouse gas free. no one is even suggesting things as simple as that. that are absolutely necessary. why are we fooling around with taxes, which for 41 years, no one has been able to get enacted. a tax on carbon -- why are we fooling around with things that incentivize and maybe when it is life or death, when the ddt was killing the birds,

for engineers like amory lovins lovins was named as one of as we continue our series, "how to fix the economy," darren gersh talked with lovins about his thoughts on reinventing fire, and how energy innovation >> three quarters of the nation's electricity is used in entrepreneur amory lovins huge opportunity. he says more efficient buildings will save the country $2 billion. >> the savings are cost. internal rate is 33 percent. you get side heathier prochymal duck tiff people in don't count that. in industry we don't do quite in industry. >> another economic opportunity. off oil saves $4 trillion. lovins says that's not dreaming >> what was quite startling. you could run a 2.6s -- than 2010, no oil, no nuclear energy, a third less nuclear trillion dollars cheaper in the present value. then business as the transmission new inventions, no act of for for profit. it's easier than >> one of the central is and everybody can basically use and efficiently if they stop looking entire system of how people use energy. explain that how work. >> credit the empire state example. with some partners

carbon fiber, structural manufacturing, and the power from type computers. >> amory lovins.complete interview on our web site: www.pbs.org/nbr. as our reporter packages and other interviews.dkp >> tom: m.f. global, the now- former goldman sachs executive jon corzine, violated crucial wall street regulations by failing to keep customer money separate from company money. an m.f. global executive admitted as much, according to published reports. it isn't clear whether the separately, the head of the commodities futures trading commission are investigating it's just the latest bad news yesterday, it filed for the eighth largest bankruptcy in >> susie: a change of heart from bank of america today. the bank announced the fee a month ago, and the negative backlash was immediate. milar charges.2 after the regulators capped fees on debit card transactions last month at about half the previous level. that's good news for consumers, the bank stocks were down again today. >> tom: ya, far another rough day. start after a difficult halloween. it with tonight's focus. stocks took another b

i. donnie was sold to a in a to z, an anti terry unit. born in the same place as amory. he evidently changed sides. lot. he disguised as a refugee, he came to germany as one of the leaders of coasts was purported, tara, tain't, or another, was believed in a nash, elated make friends with m ray investigators. notice that once he arrived in jam, nate st. dannie, so content with hospice in syria several times it came to the attention of investigators on several occasions for one g to evidence of potential bomb attacks. 3 tapped phone conversations, men this can be heard saying they will blow up berlin and burn the germans. armory and the t lead is of the suspected, tara team. psy, donnie and ben amar met at a mosque in berlin's temple huff districts and became friends for years. the place of worship had been viewed as a gathering point for ice activists. the mom had been under investigation for years . he suspected of rallying fighters to the i. s corps, something the mom denies. his son translates. good gun, you monica, he and how can someone who lives here has his childre

on the other hand amory does make a claim so it is superb. it. do you have any views on that?>> thank you for those excellent and thought revoking topics and just a very few points about that. i have a feeling given where we both start in our outlook that her views on this would not be that they're their so i'm not surprised that they haven't been but it is important to keep in mind that there have been universities where speakers have been disinvited because they are views were deemed unpopular and these are people for example column this to george will was disinvited from talking at university because of the backlash that word of his imitation triggered and someone who is published in the "washington post" at the same publication. he can't be that bad i guess. i speak of them are is having a policy towards invited speakers and i believe the fire organizations recognizes that amorese policy is very strong and allowing speakers to come to campus without any of valuation of whether their views are popular or unpopular and the reason for amory so-called red light rating is other

. >> i think amory could answer that better than i could. >> identify yourself. >> i'm amory donahue. i'm the founder of plan in action. since 2003, we have been operating as a private recreational program out of 2830 baker street. when -- when i have -- i got the r.f.p. via e-mail. i was like, wow this is a great opportunity but at that time i wasn't interested. we were happy in our location -- state licensing has changed. i can no longer operate as a private recreational program. i need -- i need to become a preschool. so licensing came to me and they said, you either have to have the children for just four hours or become a preschool. why aren't you a preschool? and -- so, we wanted to keep our -- our children in the program. i wanted to keep my employees employed. so i had to very quickly find a new location. i cannot stay at 2830 baker street. i'm not expanding the program, i'm actually -- the program will be slightly smaller and i have to be at two locations, not an one location. so i was very -- i picked up phone and tried to find the right person at rec and park because they'r

part of amory's answer is exactly right, about gas. the world of the 1970s was one where we were grappling come source scared the and looking beyond oil and gas. what happened since then innovation is made resource scarcity almost a for a non-problem, in a physical sense. the world is awash in hydrocarbons and we have in this country to gas and are not moved beyond oil for a variety of reasons. i think it's interesting to look back at history and realize in the 1970s, one of the questions where are we going to build three or 400 nuclear reactors. clearly we didn't do that in this country. we are in the process of retiring a quarter or a fifth of the fleet. i think there's a lot of people who are rightly concerned about what i that does to the balancef energy system if i was writing and looking at you questions i think there are two that stand out to be. one is climate. amory mentioned that was discussed in passing the climate really changes almost everything your you need to get to zero emissions, not small reductions, zero emissions.

"nightline" has delved into poly amory before. there was danny and john.and melinda, who unlike carrie and jonathan and ray, actually all live together with their two kids. >> so if you're not a couple, what do you call yourself? >> we're a triad. >> yeah, some people say >> reporter: they say the sex is really good. >> in the very beginning, there was a lot more three people having sex together often. >> reporter: but so is the extra set of hands for childcare. >> it's not only about sex, it's about family, it's about working together as a team. it's about accomplishing your dreams. >> reporter: one of their dreams, having children, and they managed to do that all together too. ella and oliver are just five weeks apart. >> it's one thing to have your relationship and have it exactly how you want it. but then to bring kids into your relationship, do you feel like it's a healthy way to raise a family? >> a resounding yes for me. more breast feeding, more opportunities, more team work. i can double breast feed while melinda's making food, and jon is, whateve

in any case, this is where amory encountered a group of hard line. i asked supporters, including many individuals known to police and labeled as threats to the state or however, he was evidently preparing for what he believed to be a holy war. what may look like, a light hearted gathering is gravely serious. they shout, god is greatest, and pledged an oath of allegiance to the leader of the group, calling itself his landing state. oh, bernard, fog, a frequent visitor to the fuselage mosque previously prayed and spent the night here with andre, the former left wing terrorist converted to islam during a long prison sentence. folk walked us through foot each. we were able to fume after the most was shut down. but this should lead to the basement right there. what was there? a yellow wall in the basement, there was a kitchenette caucasian with a small counter top frantic rosy. the showers were there, lose yakima when you star. yes. if you go that way you'll find the cooking area league. the larger bedroom is on the left love home. the house wasn't just w

for engineers like amory lovins, energy means opportunity. lovins was named as one of "time" magazine's most influential people in 2009. as we continue our series, "how to fix the economy," darren gersh talked with lovins about his thoughts on reinventing fire, and how energy innovation could spark an economic recovery. >> three quarters of the nation's electricity is used in buildings. to a engineer and entrepreneur lime amory lovins that's a huge opportunity. he says more efficient buildings will save the country $2 billion. >> the savings are four times what they cost. internal rate of return is 33 percent. you get side effects like heathier prochymal duck tiff people in the buildings but we don't count that. in industry we don't do quite as well. we can only double in industry. >> another economic opportunity. weaning cars off oil saves $4 trillion. lovins says that's not dreaming that's engineering. >> what we found was quite startling. you could run a 2.6s -- >> yes bigger than 2010, no oil, no coal, no nuclear energy, a third less nucl

with all the while and his amory a self proclaimed preacher was preparing to commit the worst islamist terrorist attack in germany's history. ah, on the evening of december, the 19th 2016 and as amory drove a truck into visitors of the christmas market in berlin square known as bright, shy plants. next to the kaiser wilhelm memorial church, 13 people died. more than a 100 people suffered injuries, some very serious with minutes after the crime, the perpetrator was seen raising his index, finger in the air in a g. had his gesture, as if he and his supporters were invincible. ah, via worcester. another who knew about emery's crime in here who may have supported or protected him back if there are other perpetrators or accomplices if i get we will bring them to justice. so i had just seen in june 2021 survivors of the attack as well as relatives that the victims met in berlin to show solidarity. nearly 5 years after the terrorist attack german politicians were preparing to draw a line under the affair. the next morning, a parliamentary investigative committee would present its final report

remy miller up with alongside filipe amory. amory as head of the national front in a regional council in northern france. he's speaking to one of the most powerful figures in generation identity. louis 1st spotted pierre lottie at the citadel. about the. pick of the penny. i do says this could be a good reason to. launch he tells. on the cover reported that he lost his former job after his road in generation identity became known or to worship or as a kid that was all over the world because he was really in love. you know you don't go your the aguado but we also i heard a longing in your. last he spoke about his new job with the national front of the regional council offices in little. mostly and woke. up all. the produce we don't know on. here is a. lot of cash and given that. inside the citadel louis talks to a g.i. activist about lottie's role of the national front. but to courses there was a future period in the utica getting a check point i'm not sure what we call you know how to solve a particular bike like you do with wh

. >> tkpwhr/ this is the man accused of stealing 16 weapons from a wooster amory. today, the 34 -year-old cambridge man was arrested. why have a team of reporters working every angle of this story. we begin with robert goalston who!woe is in westbury new york on long island. that's where the man was arrested late last night, robert? >> elizabeth. yes, that arrest happened in this parking lot on long aisle. one eye witness saying that police basically surrounded his car. he surrendered voluntarily, we learned he may be hanging around because he has area. westbury after state and federal investigatored moved in on james walker morales. he was said to have broke into the arm reserve and stole 16 military grade rifles and pistols. >> i think there needs to be more security. >> federal investigators say morales, who!woe was on a gps monitoring device, broke a kitchen window to get into the amory and he used a power saw and pry bar to cut his way into the ceiling of the weapons vault. police say he was wearing the gps monitor while committing the crime. surveillance show

. >> here, near aspen, physicist and environmentalist amory lovins curates tropical flora and fauna.ther pass of solar turtles sitting over here. >> this jungle is a sort of greenhouse that acts as a furnace for the 4,200-square-foot home. using integrated design concepts, it lets light in, stores heat and captures seven kinds of energy. >> heat, light, hot water, hot air, photosynthesis and the pure distilled water and the energy it took to evaporate it. >> there's no heating system in the house, and yet crops sprout here even during the winter solstice. >> it's really fun to sit here while it's blizzarding outside and monitor your tropical fruit and realize you're not burning any rotted remains of primeval swamp goo. >> during the day the house runs on solar power. lovins sells back any excess to the grid. purchased wind power fuels the house at night, and fully charged batteries serve as backup in case the grid goes down. >> collecting hot water in here. >> lovins knows that most people won't build homes like his. >> runs on ambient light. >> but he insists we can start to save th

remy miller with alongside filipe amory. amory as head of the national front in a regional council in northern france. he's speaking to one of the most powerful figures in generation identity. louis first spotted pierre latif at the citadel. about. the pick of the pen. i do says he's got a good reason but at their. launch he tells our. the cover report said that he lost his former job after his role in generation identity became known for having more should go as a kid that was all over the world because he was a little more involved. you know they don't go anywhere the aguado but we also i heard they were longing to meet or you know know what. loss he spoke about his new job with the national front of the regional council offices in little. most. of us all. right now you see i don't know we're all. here is walking toward a lot of national given that. inside the citadel louis talks to a g.i. activist about lottie's role of the national front. but the course is a future period in the into getting a check point i'm not sure we

a lot of people here in amory have the same questions. what do you do with all the debris and devastation? three days later they are making progress in terms of cleanup. but as you can see, they still have a lot ahead of them in terms of cleanup. look at this neighborhood that we stumbled upon this morning. basically obliterated. you can see tons of trees just down hanging onto people's roofs and on people's lawns. over here the home looks like it is split in half. workers are trying to clear debris from that structure this morning and trying to get this place back together. we have also got utility workers who apparent will i have come in from tupelo trying to upright a lot of utility polls and get the power lines back up so these folks can have power and work through this disaster a little bit better and more comfortable. when you see all this devastation, you wonder how people made it through. we've spoken to a ton of people here in town and asked them what it was like being in this powerful tornado. this is what one woman told us. >>

i first met amory in 1983 at warren wilson college. and my question is considering that we have 567 federally recognized tribes in the u.s., which have sovereign powers, roughly comparable to states, have any of you given any thought how tribe balance governments can play a role? and in the followup question is whether any of you would like to help me on my book project on the subject? >> yes, sir, in the middle. >> resources for the future. an important sort of source of efficiency has been the advent of cost pricing in whole sale power markets and now we're talking about zero. so reform mation, should we be looking to distribution and the way they're organized? >> okay, simple set of questions. >> the tribal question has had some very creative attention from bob goff in boulder. and there was a time in the previous bush administration when he was preparing an open letter to the president saying dear mr. president from, watching wind talkers, you know native americans have stepped up. we're doing it again. we're offering to meet them

appena nati, con gli amori già finiti, con la gioia e col dolore, terra, sai come me. ho aperto glimondo come sei. gira, il mondo gira nello spazie senza fine, con gli amori appena nati, con gli amori già finiti, con la gioia e colore, bella sempre come me, un salto. non si è fermato mai un momento. fedor zonov, st. petersburg. not everything worked out for this athlete, it’s a shame, because we saw a wonderful riedberger quadruple during the warm-up, and i really hoped, i just crossed my fingers and thought that he would still do it, but alas, during the warm-up it was like that we didn’t even immediately understand whether it was a quadruple or a triple, he led us into misconception, well, now pay attention to the q-code in the corner of your screen , through this qr code you will be taken to the website of the first channel, where specially... in the section dedicated to the russian grand prix you will find not only our live broadcasts, but also full recordings broadcasts, interviews with athletes, and of course, unique behind-the-scenes reports , go watch all figure skating onli

are on guard in rio de janeiro, protecting some 500 thousand tourists visiting for the games, like amory waters from wisconsin (amory waters / visiting from wisconsin) "there's a cop on every corner with lights on jamie: does that make you feel safe? yea and the army is driving around all the time i don't think there should be any problems." on saturday, a bomb squad blew up an unattended bag near the finish line of the men's cycling road race. news/rio de janeiro) "there are renewed concerns about security lapses after brazilian police arrested 10 terror suspects plotting an attack." "this is the bag you brought in? yeah." with a full backpack, journalist aaron gordon walked into olympic park, no questions asked. (aaron gorden/staff writer, vice sports) "a solider directed us to a security tent but there was only one person manning the security tent and he wasn't even facing the screen that shows you what's inside the bags as it goes through the conveyor. // then we walked through the metal detector even though again my cell phone in my pocket and it didn't go off, so i'm not even sure

. >>> police say this man broke into an amory and stole high-powered guns. he is from massachusetts, but he was >>. >> wei want to start with robert who learned more about how the fib tracked him down. robert is live in long island where the man was taken into custody last fight. >> it happened in this parking lot. you can see it's a fairly busy parking lot. it happened around 7:00 last night. federal agents and massachusetts state police working with local police were able to move in on the suspect. he surrendered without any issue. this is a couple hundred miles away from where the suspect last lived, but we are learning he has connections to the new york area. >> i'm glad he is caught and i'm glad he is in custody. >> this is the scene in westbury new york after state and federal investigators moved in on james walker moral less. investigators say he broke into the u.s. army reserve last saturday and stole 16 military grade rifles and pistols, leaving many people concerned. >> i think there needs to be more security. >>>reporter: federal investigators say

but the city of amory or deaths at all.e also told they have already begun to receive federal funding. so they are getting the help at least for now that they need to get the sound back together, bill. we night that's amazing of death in amory without what you have shown us. thank you for the lab report. nation homeland security secretary the head of fema were both on the ground in mississippi today but they were in the town of rolling fork which took a deadly direct hit, tiny little town in the western part of the state fox photojournalist katie byrne is live at rolling fork tonight. i understand getting initial reports of just how strong that tornado was that hit the town where you are. >> yes, the national weather service is give the tornado that hit this town preliminary rating of ef four. it means the wind's speeds were at minimum 166 at miles per hour. hearing that and looking at the damage makes a lot of sense for there is a chance that rating could increase to ef five is going to take them a few days to survey the d

pretty much ground 0 for amory where the tornado went and hit. we were owe fortunate but a lot of damage. >> bill: mississippi unfortunately around ten years ago was hit with a tornado and your parents remembered that experience. what does this look like today when you arrived? >> well, the cleanup has started. this was for the most part above ground tornado from what i understand. so the pine trees, giant pine trees crashed into homes and the cleanup has started but you hads -- as i was driving on saturday they were chain sawing and getting into this neighborhood. it is sad to see. it was one of the more beautiful, peaceful places that i've ever been and now you see pretty much mass destruction. so it will take years to get it back to normal just from seeing what i do. a lot of people are pitching in and helping and that's great. >> bill: your mom is 91, your dad is 92. i don't know where they live now. what do they do? >> well, that's the challenge. we are looking at places, temporary. we are hoping that my house -- our house is not totaled. st

when they receive food supplies from amori, he saw how grateful they were. that inspired him to keep on helping. >> of course they cleared it but now we need to build new houses and build new businesses and get people back to work. people care. whether it's american or japanese or whatever. people care about them. we haven't forgotten. and we want to continue to help. >> reporter: three months after the disaster, simon organized team misawa, made up of americans from the military base. they started supporting the children in minamisanduku. to raise money they planned online auctions. every item sold is a donation. this cake sold for $225. with generous donation like this, the group raised about $5,000 in april alone. >> we had people stateside participating in it as well. so if we did it just locally, only a few people could participate from around here, but since we do it online, people back stateside that want to participate can do as well. >> reporter: late april, simon's group organized this event to introduce american culture to the children in the deva

>> yes, so it was,amory is a small community of about 7,000 people. it's a very small town. it is a catastrophic storm that's hit the community. a lot of damage. its destroyed approximately 60% of the community. a lot of trees down. a lot of homes that are tore up, but as the sun comes up, we'll assess the damage, but it's tore up quite extensively. rachel: mayor, what percentage of the houses in your town are mobile? do you have any idea? i know it's still dark and there's no light but do you have any idea of how many people's homes are actually damaged? >> yeah, i would say like 40% of the homes in the town or in the community are damaged of some sort. not many mobile homes in the particular area where the storm hit, but a lot of strong structures that are damaged. again, we'll wait until the sun comes up in the morning or when dawn breaks and we'll assess the damage, but at this time, we don't foresee any casualties that we have at this time. we don't know of any as far as any death rate or anything like that, but it all looks good at this time. rick: and mayor just to th

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in gillroy at the amory and the family center. gillroy amory will also offer hot showers two meals a day, employment resources and said pal care. the shelter program starts the monday after thanksgiving and runs through march 31st. >>> the y: of black friday shoppers smaller, but online sales were on fire. data indicates sales at brick and mortar sales fell but internet sales to a record high of $3 billion the big day for internet sells is supposed to be tomorrow on cyber monday holiday spending is expected to rise $36, 636 for each shopper. >> if you are you looking for travel deals, look tomorrow. slow travel sales over the summer should result in big drops in air fare and the costs of hotels. some deals may last through the 1st of december. trips to the caribbean are expected to be less expensive. >> those who headed to lake tahoe, rewarded with snow. getting to and from the slopes were not easy. chain requirements, but that didn't seem to stop people from having fun. >> it has been an amazing week up here, truly magical. all o

among them filipe amory. says. amory was exposed in episode one this generation hate hiring g.i. activist to work for the national front. dollar. and we reveal the links between sebastian shenouda and generation identity. things that she has always denied they accuse you of does a sort of some go to the extent of what you call the good or to all the parts of if you pick up most of up again you look at what it is that external comedy notes are but if you call it on issue of it could be journal of the mccarthy has a.

>> amory rodgers, planning department staff. we have been working with zoning administrator scot sanchez. we have asked that the supervisor allow us to work with the city attorney on going through the fine grain proposal. we have a group housing sort of controls. vice president olague: great. i know that sometimes in institutions where there is -- most people are using financial aid, obviously, but i do not think there is any way of really -- i know there is some language year of qualified students in 30%, but i just note there are not any ways we could really, in other words, limit to how we have some discretion over the amount a student would be charged for the type of -- there is just no way. i do not think we can do that. this is just me thinking out loud, i guess. i am going to move to approve it with the modifications of staff, and i would like to add -- in courage on or near transit -- encourage on or near transit. president miguel: you have a second. commissioner antonini: i have a modification i want to get into. we are

the cleanup process is underway and it is going to take some time for charles watson is live in amory, mississippi with the very latest, hi charles. >> hi alicia. there is anything i have learned in the two days being here in amory the folks in this community are about business for you walk around, you drive around and all you hear are chainsaws and hammering from people who are working together as a community and trying to get this place back together. they certainly have a lot of work ahead of them. this site right here is a prime example of it. this used to beat medical supply company and it was hit by this tornado. into the walls have been shredded. you can see right inside of this place is sort of like a twisted metal and concrete sandwich. with peoples personal files files, medical equipment and furniture sandwiched in between. they have got the little stuff they're focusing on right now. over here to my rates is an exxon gas station. you can see it is in complete disarray. the awning partially collapsed. it is just completely -- mccue known devastation right now it looks like t

among them filipe amory. says. amory was exposed in episode one this generation hate hiring g.i. activists to work for the national front. dollar or get a lawyer is. that we reveal the links between sebastian shenouda and generation identity. things that she does always tonight you're going to give us just sort of some games to the extent of what you call the good old the bucks if you pick up most of up the good you look at what it is that extra woman a look at but if you called it on issue of it could be journals or that the book says that the city. but our investigation found evidence that she knew knows already in basle the g.i. leader in louisville. you know this initiative was the first. case it's just. with the national front congress in town it's a big weekend at the citadel. delegates and senior policy figures are expected to stop by. there are gods outside and further checks inside following concerns that journalists may also try to enter. the lot of the eurozone you have a. lot of the in the. among the visitors is club a vigil a former activist with a violent likely mov

amory is a hardliner who appears to provide a link between generation identity and the party leadership already in vassal plays a key role in recruiting identity ariens who want to work for the national front. as louis discovers when he asked me if you could get a job with the party. are you doing what you say where you are a lot of presidents are jersey but i thought the president of brazil or you would you know always on your side lord your thoughts which they recover feel with the president is not a rhetorical you know of the right. as it were not of what it is very surprising to see or really unfair hassel has so much influence with the national front folks this is a political force which is into. rating with the national front which will end up in the party's programs and the speeches of national front officials it is important because the identity ariens have succeeded in their strategy of entry. after the first round of the presidential election the two most popular candidates competed for france's highest office. marine le pen against the country's rising political force former

, a bill to designate the facility of eunited states postal service located at 215 first avenue in amory, mississippi, as the command sergeants major lawrence e. "rabbit" kennedy post office building. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, and the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mace, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york. mrs. maloney: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. maloney: i rise in support of h.r. 207, to designate the facility of the u.s. postal service located at 215 first avenue in amory, mississippi, as the command sergeant major lawrence e. "rabbit" kennedy post office building. command sergeant major lawrence kennedy enlisted in the u.s. army in october of 1940 by walking for two days fro

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i can't say there was no conniving, but ken and i and amory used to call what we did open conniving.nly arrived at. david: so you went on the first circuit and had a very good reputation there. and then you were being considered to be on the supreme court. and so you came down for an interview with president clinton, but you had a bike accident and you had a lot of injured bones, if i recall. so did you think that was bad karma that you had this accident before you had the interview, and did that affect your ability to do the interview well, or didn't make a difference? justice breyer: i had no idea. that is the truth of the matter. and later i thought about it, and, of course, the newspaper people wanted to say, weren't you terribly disappointed? dah, dah, dah, and i said, i will tell you what, i said, well, it is not such a terrible thing in your life to be seriously considered to be on the supreme court. even if you are not appointed. and that is about the best you can do. and i was thinking, partly a said that because it is true, and partly i said it because i did have children.

so i'm wondering if, to -- to the point, maybe we could shorten the lease and amory, i know that's not ideal for you. looking to -- to find a way to make this work for everybody today, go from maybe five years instead of something like a two-year but with a year's notice. you know. it -- discussion. you know, at least you get a heads up for every year. so i, thatst what -- i want to say to my colleagues, it is time to decide this. this is an exciting program. it is a way to frankly bring more users to parks that -- parks that maybe wouldn't use them otherwise. if there's a way to preserve the city college program that -- at the same time at another park, that would be great. maybe we shorten the lease. maybe that's something that could work for everybody. >> commissioner? commissioner bonilla: i'm very concerned with the displacement of the city college program. i am -- i'm particularly concerned because it seems like -- we didn't really work with them too well to put together a -- to put together some relocation strategies. you norks because i think that -- i think that is the right t

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