the annapolis convention mentioned where did the idea to have the annapolis convention come from? well, i know this. we'll then jump in then. yeah, well, i know if this is the answer you're looking for, i'm looking for the writing. yeah. so? so let's see. i think it's yes. and i in what, 1785, a trade of a smaller conference that's held at i mt. vernon. yes. i can always tell. that jack mention the moon compare. yeah. yeah. if you're coming navigation right. if you come here often enough you know when there's a certain light in doug's eyes he answer has to be george washington or mount vernon. and then you have to work way back to what is this good? do they do the mount vernon, of course, was an agreement between, maryland and virginia, about how to do the commercial rights of the potomac river. and it was necessary because of the potomac companies charter, the first company charter in multiples states. and george washington was the first president of the first company chartered. and that happened right here at mount vernon because were supposed to meet in alexandria, the george w

palestinian a youngster was killed when the regime forced to storm the balata refugee camp near annapolislestine and the responsibilities of islamic nations with attends including religious scholars, taliban authorities, university lecturers and students discussing the pressing issue of participants. voice their concern and support for gasans in the face of israeli brutal aggreration while calling for unity among muslims, oppressed palestinian muslims have been resisting for their freedom and dignity against the occupy zionist regime for more than seven decades. they have been in the very forefront of the fight against evil and protecting islamic values. the se we've been witnessing since october in gaza are saddening and frustrating. a clear crime against humanity is happening here with the whole world watching in. particular those have always claimed to be defending human rights. we muslims are oppressed globally today. all wars, insults, aggressions and attacks are carried out on us, muslims must question why? the holy quran clearly tells muslims, no one helps you, but yourself, so mus

shots, several palestinians turn some grenades and take us there from the village of a reef south of annapolis and the centre of occupied westbank with soldiers detained. at least 3 palestinians as well as materials are set up checkpoints as a number of other villages and interrogated palestinians driving through. israel has detained an average of 60 people every night and killed nearly $290.00 palestinians in the occupied westbank since october. it is where the forces of into the most intense rage and the occupied westbank since the will began incursion. and janine started on tuesday morning and a 500 people have been arrested since at least 11 palestinians killed. charles stratford as more from ramallah is really on the vehicles with the ladies, drones, bulldozers and at least 1400 is ready was of the soldiers were involved. they surrounded and sealed off the record g camp inside union city hunting suspect 2 members of the palestinian owned resistance. tens of thousands of palestinian civilians were trapped in sight. they besieged homes for round 60 hours. they came and took my husband under

oh, certainly, annapolis is ready for us, is blocked, and i'm balloons from reaching a 16 year old product to me. an injured during a raid. the teenager died from his injuries later, the number of piloting and skills in the occupied westbank since the start of the war and gaza is now more than 253. elsewhere the occupied westbank 10 must, is there any settlers attacked upon us to get owned restaurants in the village of so we're security camera footage capture. the moment of that attack is cool. significant damage to the building. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court says he will set up a team to investigate human rights violations on both sides of the cause. a conflict carrying con, made the pledge on a visit to the occupied westbank policy and activist refused to meet him. he was in the course of favoring is around instead, same as robbie has more of a remodel at the ministry of justice in rome, of the chief prosecutor of the world's highest court, meet the victims of israeli occupation. no fee. i didn't like any of that. and there's no justice, there was justice, thin

and cities like jeanine, annapolis, until car, liza areas that are considered to be census for the palestinian resistance, that sport bikes. remodeler if you like, different remodelers um for quite often described as not having as much of an um, resistance presence here in the city. certainly last night there was a lot of gun 5 that we understand was from members of um, groups inside romanella. but as i say there were no casualties. there was certainly no casualties reported on the is riley side. but yeah, it's, there's carnival deal that hundreds of thousands that goes another explosion on hundreds of thousands of, of millions of palestinians across the occupied territories actually are experiencing every night now. and you know, at least 265 people killed since october. the 7th inside the occupied west bank. well over 3500 arrests. so we fully expect as the situation develops here in ramallah, it would not be inconceivable that they wouldn't be another strong shiver, arrests and, and the possibility of casualties also. and we will, of course, check in with you regularly trying to find out mo

conducting rides in the occupied with banks, i have shown an engine, several palestinians, north of annapolis and detained others. israel says it's seeking a diplomatic resolution with the other nations to ensure safety and it's north and that cross border funding with has belong. but the group, this is and want engage in any discussions about border security. and so as well, 6 has its activities and gone sets send a hold of reports from favorites. israel is increasing the pressure on the battlefield as it looks for a settlement with the arms group has the law that would allow residents to return to towns and villages in the north of the country. america, the defense minister, your of gallano, is calling for a safe its own unless and on the side of the border and international efforts are reportedly looking into the possible deployment of french troops and all of them trying to find the diplomatic solution that you feelings. international falls, not be honest with you, and because the easy way is it doesn't believe in him over to you in which you are free to leave with losses. but your domest

now in janine and see the pepper on and in total power of annapolis, and they will even around jericho, which have generally not be targeted so much. and so everywhere, palestinians live in the west bank they, they feel the impact of, of, of these rates. and most of our teams in the region you've seen moving between israel and the occupied westbank in, in recent weeks. what can you say about the uh, the as rarely suspected on, on what's been going on an email address. i mean this is it seen as all part of the same issue as, as being dealt with and such date, deadly fashion and gaza? or is there still a deviation made between i must run gaza and the policy no authority in the west bank as well. these riley public and i've just spent the last couple of weeks in intel a v won't even know that she's going on. and these riley public will be a certain in the way the news is covered in israel are widely ignorant of the fact that there are way rates in the occupied west bank. the rest of israel is totally focused on dolls. uh uh theres country really still you would think it still in shock rea

again, the annapolis, nablus is often being hit as well during these, these not the ministry. right. so yes, we so fall have got a combination of at least 40 people 40 more palestinians arrested last and i liked that takes to figured well over $3500.00 since the beginning of the war and around 260 palestinians killed. and yeah, no sign that these, that there is any going to be any that's up whatsoever in these right? just say me is really all me continues to put pressure on communities. it suspects as members of the all resistance living inside it, right? the way across the occupied westbank is all still a head here on the rest of the day is me is intruding venezuela's president, pushing for the plants to take control of disputes and region bordering diana, the lower heroes. lots of australia, baking in a heat wave. so let's show you this story by the numbers we looked at the red center. alice springs, $41.00 degrees. look, this heat isn't going anywhere anytime fast. so we looked at the 3 day forecast and alice. yeah, you're going to lock your temperature in at 40, then the w

the annapolis, nablus is often being hit as well during these, these not the ministry. right. so yes, we so fall. have got a combination of at least 40 people 40 more palestinians arrested last night. that takes the figured well over $3500.00 since the beginning of the war and around $260.00 palestinians killed. and yeah, no sign that these uh that there is any going to be any that's up whatsoever in these, right? just saving the is really all me continues to put pressure on communities. it suspects as members of the all resistance living inside it, right. the way across the occupied was bank of all golf corporation council leaders on now i'm using here and uh huh. israel's war and gaza is expected to top. the agenda. lead is also set to discuss economic and military cooperation. well, there's a lot of casual james bayes is watching all of this for us here in the ha james. i understand it's the heads of state who will be meeting this morning to go through what we should be expecting. yeah, was mean seeing the arrivals taking place in the last couple of hours. some of those arr

seem to have also involved is by these checklist on uh, a couple of images close to the city of annapolis, which is south of jeanine. we know that in the past, the settlers have certainly a quote in japan as soon as human rights groups in palestinians that we've spoken to that have some of these rights. they saying that the settlers often use the ministry as protection. there was no indication last night that they were afraid to, sorry, the sitting, the shuttle or attack was done with the physical help called the military. but it'd be inconceivable, seemingly, if i were to conduct that right with at least the implicit reading, like from these right, the ministry and those tax involved the, the funding of the destruction to private property, including palestinian cause. there were also is already ministry rage on the basically had a big law firm as it's not in here. i'm the southern city of hebron in the south all the occupied west bank so far. no official big is on have. ready resty, but suddenly according to our calculations, at least 11 people arrested in those rights just to give you j

counted up rates in the occupied westbank for several locations to be targeted, including the city of annapolis understandings across the territory to face the surgeon rates since the war, because it began splitting the latest in the last us selection, joe biden was helped in drumming up the use that by social media influences. but many of those people are now turning their backs on him because of his support for israel's war. on god gabriel and his on the reports from houston or during the last presidential election, george lee urged his more than 2000000 followers on tick tock to vote for joe biden . as a thank you, lee, along with a handful of other social media influencers, were invited to washington earlier this year to meet the president and get behind the scenes tour of the white house. it was cool to be able to meet 1st lady by being able to meet joe by means of it to present him by being able to meet the amazing butlers and cooks. that was, that was note, but that was then. this is now binds embrace of benjamin netanyahu, and israel's killing of innocent civilians from their constant b

severely damaged while another palestinian mom was recently shot dead by a settler near the city of annapolis. his family was seeking justice. i knew this and my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return. my son with soc is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized. the people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. well, here's ramallah based journalist mohammed not g with more in this situation in the west bank. sensitive enough to about that, about you as a witness that significant escalation, as i said, most of the special one that is right in national security administered. it's a lot of really beautiful. so it's connected to more than $20000.00 guns for it, but it's not as if it was the bank to the district to protect themselves and defend themselves as the said against the syrians, but they use it. i would just use it. and i think of a lot of seniors on the killing them and the preventing me from using the roots and thos

for those just joining those in have grown. janine jericho called kelly a as well as a written in annapolis as well. and another may another major palestinian city novelist, frequent targets of targets of raids. and we think here in we think caring remodeler they've already sold you has been injured but have not heard anything about any of the injuries or casualties so far. so i know the time when palestinians in the west bank of the west bank of watching settled power series being killed and enormous numbers in gaza. and at a time when these ready prime minister is publicly just denouncing the idea of a palestinian state in the future, what does all this do? while these really ministry is, is in can't, at least for periods of the night, every night in key parts of the west bank. what does it do for the policy, you know, thirty's or 40 and, and indeed, standing with the policy the population. well already even, you know, already we know by law, certainly 5 polling the palestinian all far. she's extremely unpopular amongst palestinians. h notes a, a viewed as a credible administrative all fo

people arrested and spicing between is rarely forces in palestinians. annapolis rates were also conducted in the cities of jeanine into bos, home. the salute brings us more from occupied east jerusalem. the raids intensifying across the occupied westbank this evening. we've been following several and frankly to many places to count. but we've been focusing primarily on jeanine and the janine refugee camp ballasa refugee camp in nablus, arrayed into vos and additionally in blue cross at this hour the raids in both janine and the been off the refugee camp have since ended, as is really forces have reportedly withdrawn with fears, clashes, breaking out in both of those areas between palestinian fighters and these really occupation forces several injuries across the occupied westbank reported this evening as well as these really military sought to arrest palestinians across the west bank. all of this comes as these relays have intensified their rates across the occupied west bank since october, the 7th. we're looking at several 1000 arrests and at least $303.00 palestinians who have been kill

where the forces have stepped up. raids across the occupied westbank from the mulatto bethlehem annapolis. they've killed thousands of palestinians including children since the stash of the war. and dozens of palestinian bodies have been confiscated by is right in the west bank. human rights organizations fear that many more being taken away from gaza. hold up and how many of the reports from nobliss? i'm from the shadow in life and this is rose occupation decides the fate of palestinian. it's been nearly 2 years since my son who has been lost so their son. so it is courtney was a 23 year old living in nablus, who loved motor bikes to became a member of the lines. then a group made up of use, rebelling against the occupation. he died in confrontation with these are the soldiers. 2 weeks later, they received a letter saying the body had been confiscated by israel. all they had to bury was his hand, a bag and his partially burnt. i must come how the other fish we i'm going. it's only when he died, did we discovered she was part of the existence? no, no. first, i went to the hospital and his

can at an unprecedented face in mother and sister morris randy rates and they occupied west bags, annapolis, hebron, and kalki targeted. and we need to form a teenage palestinian president who needs psychiatric treatment of georgia as well as he is of solitary confinement and in his right to jail the it is 12 g, m 2, that's 2 pm and gone. so it as well as attacks on the policy and the entire truth are unrelenting. dozens of people have been killed and strikes on the southern city of con, june, us. more than $17000.00 have lost their lives since the bombardment began after october. the 7th. despite the rising decks toll the us and be totally un security council resolution forming for an immediate cease fund, garza and israel has declared an area smaller than london's hate throw airport. as a safe space for gauze is displaced people to move to alison and so being off to evacuate to a part of the southwest in town of out of milwaukee. the so cool safe. so it is only 6 and a half square kind of masons in size. and i'll just hear a spoke to a palestinian man who took his family from con eunice t

and jerusalem and hebron and janine all of these places, annapolis, all of these places seem to come up night after night after night. and they talked to you as a little cause reported how they saw these valleys moving into the time which caused them concerned. and then they started taking positions on rooftops, which again, cause more concerned because that tends to be what snipers take their positions as well. eventual a these families left, but before they did, they drop leaflets across the time, telling people it's time to give up the resistance. hi latisha and romano. thank you very much. united nations security council has again delayed a vote on the resolution calling for increased age. the gaza, the un security council is expected to address the issue on friday. the wedding wedding of the latest dropped close urgent steps to immediately allow safe and not him to, to monetary and access. and so creating the conditions for sustainable succession of hostilities. the us is now indicating that it would support such a resolution that other members are reportedly concerned that isra

i had to live in annapolis to cover the team. this is not new that these teams have been all over the dmv marketplace but the trend nationally seems to be that beyond just the arena these owners that are increasingly not legacy owners or people that inherited the team. they are business men and hedge fund guys. they are seeing the opportunity to not just get revenue from the arena itself but the surrounding area. in places like boston and chicago they've been able to do that by staying inside the city. a lot of those have got up the land around the stadium and they are redeveloping the area. in places where that has not been possible, the braves have plans to build a $400 million sports and entertainment complex around the suburban stadium where they will have hotels and office buildings that have views inside the stadium. what washington wants to do is have an arena where they can develop the land around it. i have to assume that ted talked to the businesses around the arena. obviously he has had negotiations with the government

i went to annapolis the weekend of the dance.i don't remember what they call that weekend, but he asked again and i accepted. i was still young. >> july 7, 1946. >> that'sou right. >> you said your father died when you were quite young. >> 13. i was the youngest of four children. i had two brothers and my little sister who was 4-years-old and my father developed leukemia. i didn't know he was sick and i had been wanting to go to a church camp in the summer and they told me we didn't have enough money for it and one day i came home from school and my dad asked me if i would still like to go to the camp. what i didn't know was he was going to the hospital to see what was wrong and he died just maybe, that was may and he died november. >> how did that affect your role as the child? >> everything changed for us. i was the oldest. my mother had never written a check. she went to college for two years and had a teaching certificate but she'd never taught and back then you ordered your groceries and a company brought your clothes and th

. >> you are not in annapolis territory. you are closer to west point. go army, beat navy.ppreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >> that will be fun to watch. >>> ahead for us, donald trump bringing the campaign literally into the courtroom. how the president is preparing for iowa from a new york courthouse. >>> and the texas attorney general threatening legal action against doctors involved in a court approved abortion. we will talk to the attorney for the pregnant woman at the center of the judge's ruling. stay with us. ♪ >>> welcome back. this morning attorney general ken paxton in texas is threatening more legal action in a closely watched abortion case. in a letter, paxton says that kate cox, the 20-week pregnant woman seeking an abortion, does not qualify for an exemption to the state's strict six-week ban and threatens to prosecute her doctor. this is despite a judge's order allowing cox to end her pregnancy. cox and her lawyers have argued her baby, who has been diagnosed with a fatal disorder, not expected to live more than a few days outside the womb and th

so he gives his commission back to congress in december of 1783 in annapolis, maryland. usually, revolutionary generals don't give up power. usually they stay on. and usually they end up destroying the very liberty that they were trying to establish. washington believed this power was never his to keep. it was given to him by the people. and now that the war was over, he wanted to give it back. in some ways, i think this is the moment where washington is maybe the most happy in his life because the war is now ended and he believes he can return to mt. vernon, which is where his heart is. but at the same time, he's challenged because there's so much uncertainty in the nation. there's uncertainty about its future. its economy seems to be in shambles. when we think about america, post-independence, there's very little chance that it's going to survive. it is divided into 13 different sovereign states that are basically doing their own thing. most of them are completely broke. the states are out of control, passing all kinds of laws, inflating their currencies, really making

host: al is in annapolis, maryland. good morning. are you there? caller: yes, can you hear me?ost: yes, go right ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call this morning. i probably want to take issue with a couple of your comments. that is, number one, is, shall we say, not being able to determine the cause of suicide, or suicide attempts. but let me start with the first premises you have, and that is you are trying to treat the patient, and i would have to say through a silo perspective. when a patient meets with a therapist, a doctor, a hospital, they are all connected with pain medication. now, my wife, she was diagnosed bipolar two. she also had pain medication, so she was on morphine, gabapentin, and i could go on and on. hydrocodone. she attempted suicide twice. the last attempt was on hydrocodone acetaminophen, which you have to have about 7000 milligrams to overdose. her daily prescription was 1300. so she is fully aware that she was wolfing down additional pills to meet that threshold. i grievance is i'm in a house with a wife and daughter that were both suicidal and

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the annapolis us office of emergency management posting on x asking, quote, area visitors and personneling that all areas had been cleared and that the campuses since reopened. >>> we're learning more about friends' star matthew perry's state of mind before his death. the autopsy report revealed the actor died of, quote, acute effects of ketamine and also showed he was getting regular testosterone injections. one friend claims that the injections were leaving perry, quote, angry and mean. it's unclear why he was receiving the hormone. perry was found in-- up responsive in a hot tub in los angeles at his home in october. he was just 54 years old. >>> a western kentucky man with downs syndrome was sworn into his local sheriff's office on friday. jeff joins the ranks of the davies county sheriff's department as their newest deputy. the sheriff's office say he will start his role as court security assistant in the judicial security unit soon, and we are so proud of him. that's awesome. look at him. he looks awesome right there. all right, will, what a great story, right? will: that is a gre

i went to w annapolis for there weekend of the ring dance i don't member what they call thah weekendhe asked again and i accepted that i was still young. >> july 7 , 46. you said your father died when you were quite young? >> 13. >> i was the oldest of four f children. i had two brothers and them at y little sister who was four years old. and my father developed leukemia i did not know he was sick and i had been wanting to go to a church camp in the summer they told me we did not have enough money for it. and then one day i came home from school my daddy asked me if i would still like to go to the camp i said great i didn't know he was going to the hospital to see what was wrong and he died may beat that was maybe may. >> how did that affect your role as the oldest child? >> everything change for us. i was ther oldest one my mother had never written a check. she went to college for two years and had a teacher certificate but she neverug taught. back then you ordered your groceries at plains mercantile company but your clothes and things. and they would send the groceries to the house

born in india, annapolis. she grew up in los angeles and currently lives in brooklyn. thank you. it was so nice to hear you read from the book. it's her book is extraordinary. you should should buy it right after panel. this is what the paperback looks like? can you hear me okay? it's hard to so a little bit about this book. it's called i've had to think up a way to survive, which its title from song the grass is blue if familiar with dolly's work, it's the opening line and it follows a long my dolly parton playlist where each chapter is named after a dolly parton song. i think so. i began i before, that i mostly wrote poetry and my work tends to be kind of dark. i was really just exhaust it by the end of 2018, so i wanted to write. i decided, i was just going to write something brought me joy. and about something that brings joy. and that, of course, is dolly parton, who brings all of us joy and so i started writing this book and then it turned out to also be dark, but there's a lot of there's also a lot of joy and lot of dolly in it. so i'm just going to read first few pages of

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i went to annapolis on the weekend of the ring dance. i don't remember what they called the weekend with, but he he asked me again and i accepted. i was still young. [laughter] >> host: it was july 7th, 1946. >> guest: that's right. >> host: you said your father died when you were quite young. >> guest: 13, uh-huh. i was the oldest of four children. i had two brothers and then the my little sister who was 4 years old. and my father had developed leukemia. i didn't know he was sick, and i'd h been wanting to go to a church camp in the summer, and they told me we didn't have enough money for it. and then one day i came home from school, and my daddy asked me if i would like, till like to go to the camp, and i said, great. what i didn't know was he was going to the hospital to see what was wrong. and he died just maybe -- that was may, he died in november. >> host: how did the that affect your role as the oldest child? >> guest: well, everything changed for us. i was the oldest one. my mother had never written a check. she had a, she went t

he crossed the ohio river, made his way up to annapolis to see the governor of indiana, and asked i will raise a regiment to do our part in indiana meeting president lincoln's quota of 75,000 troops to be raised across the country to put down the rebellion. the governor said thank you, mr. dow, but we have enough troops. we met the quota. he returned back to louisville, kentucky, and soon thereafter joined the second kentucky cavalry just across the ohio river in jeffersonville, indiana. that is where they form the second kentucky cavalry, not inside kentucky state border. his civil war did not last long. he was at the battle of shiloh. he caught an illness so severely he had to go back home to exeter, new hampshire to recover with his parents. once he recovered, he got a desk job, basically, with the united states government in the revenue service. he found his way to knoxville, tennessee in 1864, shortly after admiral burnside had liberated this city in the fall of 1863. there knoxville he laid down his roots, got into the grocery business, and he made fast friends in masonry. he gathe

on his deathbed that i would go to college and i had not finished college well out of i went to annapolisthe weekend of the ring dance, but i don't remember what they call the weekend. but yes, again. and i accepted. i was still young and it was july seventh, 1946. that's all right. you said your father died when you were quite young. 30? mm hmm. i was the oldest of four children in my look at two brothers, and then my little sister, who was four years old and, um, my father, uh, developed leukemia. um, i didn't know he was sick. and i'd been wanting to go to a church camp in the summer and they told me we didn't have enough money for it. and. and then one day i came home and from school and, and my dad asked me if i would still like to go to the camp as a group, but i didn't know was that he was going up. i was going to the hospital to see what was wrong, and he died. just maybe that was in maybe may and he died in november. how did that affect your role as the oldest child. well, everything changed for, um. i was the oldest one. my mother had never written a check. she went she had a sh

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they will also write interestingly around annapolis and these are described to us as being seemingly laid by palestinian settlers. a couple of images around that list we sole private property had been damaged, destroyed, calls, set light to now cause we know that the settlers operates with the aid of the tacit approval, or indeed, in some instances, the actual physical support of the military. that certainly will palestinian human rights group site and that's certainly what palestinians tell us tell us offering to happen. and so yeah, rides in. busy being proud of city and settlers around that bus last night little side and they were raised also around a lot which the world knows as best for him. i know so in the southern town of hebron in the south of the old people, i wish psych so mazda. notice i found you. yeah. charlie, thank you very much for the maybe they have multiple rates. as you say, it's mostly occupied westbank and s rights and bombing too. in a guys as israel, as military resumes its operations in the gaza strip after the choose. i ended earlier this friday policy need

people are arrested and fighting between his very forces and palestinian fighters, annapolis rave also, conductors and janine and 2 of us and mon. com has moved from jeanine refugee camp . it's one of the most rated camps since october, the 7th. and the whole of the occupied west by the raid head began around one of them in the morning. like these really only came along these roads ahead and then they went where that yellow taxi is into the refugee camp itself. they actually rated about 10 houses. they were about 200 is really sold just about 40 minute tree vehicles that went in through that very narrow street that they were made to match with resistance with the palestinian fights. is the classes involved? and like i say they've rated about 10 houses, but they didn't arrest anybody. and that's leading people here to say that we always knew that this was a campaign of harassment. but this is now what it feels like because they didn't arrest anybody. now like i said, this is the most rated camp in uh since october the 7th in the occupied was by can just take a look at the maximum amount

west point or annapolis i forget which. >> do not mix those two up. [laughter] students had laptops did significantly worse on the econ final then students had to t go through this semester with paper and pencil. i always think of something revealing about that. we're about at the end of our time together. i do want to make sure i get each of you a chance to share a closing thoughts. particularly for folks were frustrated by where they are. and are looking for something to embrace as a specific on how we start to move in the right direction. what is one thing you would suggest to them or point them toward? jon doing to start? like sure. first about join us in campus call it is a great community for presidents to share for faculty and institutions to share promising practices and ideas with each other. that is we need to be doing in higher education we do not have to all reinvent the wheel. that's one of the reasons for many of us would need to model the lifelong learning. that's her joy and be part of an effort we do not have all the answers we have a

operates and they occupied westbank several locations have being targeted, including the city of annapolis, palestinians across the territory and faced searching raids since the war began. us and we are joined now by my wanda shara alger 0, senior political analyst, milan. what do you make of these reports as really, officials telling acts feels media that they expect the will or rather this high intensity phase of the war. they said to last another 3 to 4 weeks. what kind of pressure are they under here? it's been expected. this rate is can go on with the same intensity of bombings forever right. clearly, there isn't that many more targets to bomb in garza, in 3 weeks time, already the bombs, most of a guys are flat and most of its built then destroyed most of its infrastructures. whether it's schools, hospitalized numbers, then show those things. now that they are directing their rack on the southern part of gaza, you would expect them to take, you know, 3 or 4 weeks, i guess. and there is a sense that the amount of times want this to wind down before christmas and all the holiday season

naval academy and, annapolis, as the leo schiffrin, chair of naval, naval and military history, a distinguished visiting professor. john's latest to the ends of the earth is the installment of three part history on the u.s. army. during world war two to the ends of the earth recounts the stories of us army in the final days, the battle bringing to life both the experiences of the foot soldiers and the strategy of commanders. to quote a review from general david petraeus, this brilliant and riveting final volume in an extraordinary trilogy solidifies john mcmanus reputation as one of the greatest historians of times. please help me. we welcome john mcmanus. thank you so much. thank you. i don't know what to say after that. thank you for that introduction. i paid general petraeus a lot of money for that blurb and boy, did that pay off. i'd like to also thank kari, robb and my old friend who's who did all these arrangements to make this a success tonight. and i'd like to thank all of you for making time and trouble to come and see me on such beautiful evening. and i'm sure you could be doing a lot

called together those delegates, summoned the delegates to philadelphia in 1787 after they tried in annapolis the previous autumn and nobody showed up for at least not enough people showed up to constitute a quorum. very cleverly, hamilton and madison pivoted. no, no, this wasn't really the convention we had in mind, this was just the preliminary convention so we will try again. what do they have in mind? what they had in mind, what they said they had in mind, they said that they were going to propose amendments to the articles of confederation. what did they really have in mind? what they really had in mind was, if we state it in the mildest form, they were going to rewrite the articles of confederation. in fact, what they were plotting and what they accomplished was the overthrow of the government of the united states. they were undermining, they were going to undo, they were going to abolish the existing government of the united states. okay, keep that in mind because when they got to philadelphia and once everybody arrived or enough to get things going, they closed and locked the doors .