jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. or the nightmare war funny proud all about it. drenching artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gunfire. meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time, the beachhead was plenty rough. but after we broke through, the red one moved back from 18 pounds in 37 day. but. to take it, we had a trouble like it out in the mountains all along the way. like florida, pretty much on the ground. roughly 21. yeah, 21. jerry counterattack. it looked like this. we won. all right, but we made. after friday, they ended back to rain. no big general hubler. but they jumped again. we practiced for another week,

jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. nor. mines, walls of machine gun. >> it was a nightmare war. artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gun fire. meanwhile. when we shook hands it was over. after tunisia the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load the boats for home. we loaded on boats all right. it was no place like home. this time the beach was rough. after we broke through it took 18 towns and 37 days. we had to stop and slug it out in the mountains. after 21 yes 21 it looked like this. we won all right, but we paid. after that they sent us back england. our new general put us through the hoops again. this speech we knew was going to be the payoff, the biggest show of all. we went out on june 6, 1944. normandy with we were getting some artillery, mortar, machine gun fire like >> i never think of omaha as a big town in nebraska, not anymore. it was a piece of beach in normandy where

trees are the focus of a series of events at the garden this month, called arbor.hat trees give us and how trees inspire us, how they shelter us, how they feed us. am i a crazy tree person? yes. iam here i am here with the cath up. the euro 2028 hosted to be revealed, big brother returns, and an early halloween surprise. at first you have probably seen the distressing news regarding conflict in the middle east. it is happening on the border of israel and gaza, which were hit on saturday. a lot has happened in the past couple of days, so let's try to break it down for you so far. more than 900 people have been killed in israel since the initial attack by militant group a must. they include 260 people a music festival, more than ten british citizens are feared dead or missing. —— group hamas. israel has responded by bombing gaza, saying 600 people are dead. this is the moment that fans arrived at the supernova festival, and they quickly began shooting at people. some other stories. the uk and ireland will be announced as the hosts of the 2028 european championships i

trees are the focus of a series of events at the gardens this month called arbor. trees and what trees give us and how trees inspire us, how they shelter us, how they feed us. am i a crazy tree person? yes. hey, iam hey, i am zoff with the catch up. tonight euro 2020 eight posts to be revealed and big brother returns and an early halloween surprise. but first you properly have seen distressing news concerning conflict in the middle east. it's happening on the border of israel and gaza which were hit on saturday. a lot has happened over the past couple of days so let's try to break this down for you so far. more than a hundred people have been killed in israel since the initial attack by militant group hamas. they include 260 people at a music festival, more than ten british citizens are feared dead or missing in israel. israel has retaliated by bombing gaza who say nearly 600 people there are debt. this is the moment hamas arrived in advance at the supernova music festival quickly began shooting at people. some other stories now. the uk and ireland will be announce

miami las vegas and ann arbor, michigan. among the other protest sites. pro-palestinian demonstrators rallied at the university of michigan in response to a statement from the university president who condemned the attacks on israelis by hamas. today's protesters said that statement failed to make any mention of palestinian lives. >> there were similar demonstrations around the world. this was the scene in rome where italians rallied in support of palestinians in gaza. >> thousands of people were part of this demonstration in amman, jordan, sharing israel's long border. jordan is home to 40% of the total registered palestinian refugees in the middle east. almost half the population of jordan is of palestine origin and hundreds of thousands of pro-palestinian demonstrate. leaders gathered in baghdad. >> that's according to state run television. protesters in tahrir square waved iraqi and palestinian flags as some burned israeli flags and chanted against israel and the united states. >> israel's retaliated. retaliatory airstrikes on the gaza strip continued

we are grateful to the arbor public of egypt and the mirror of guitar for mediating their release and to the international committee of red cross for facilitating. however, the more than 200 hostages still being held must be released without condition or any further delay. we welcome all diplomatic efforts to secure their release and demand that in the interim they be treated humanely and be allowed to receive visits from the i c. r c. as intense air strikes, continue to rain down on gas uh and does indiscriminate rockets fly into israel? death, injury, destruction, and displacement or mounting. on these really side, the fatality toll is more than 3 times the cumulative number of israelis killed. since o just began recording casualties in 2005 in gaza, the reported palestinian vitality total of the past 17 days is more than double the total number of fatalities of the entire 2014. a war which lasted 50 days. women and children comprised some 62 percent of these victims to the number of those are internally displaced as well. to 1400000, nearly 600000 people are sheltering in unreal fa

, her house was low, and the next thing i had meant voices speaking to her in english with the ann arbor accent. so i realized a go to her and i hung up the phone and they closed. my brother who is 51. he lives next door, so 10 meters away. i close my brother and they said, look yourself in the same room. don't let anyone in. i didn't know that you can't look the safe boom from the inside because i don't have one in my house. and then i heard the same invoices speaking to him. and so i hung up and i immediately contacted somebody on the keyboard so in the community to let them know that the door was tour. it's my mother and my brother's house and to send help. but uh, the small armed group that was guarding the keyboard civilian that was doing it well and barely were already engaged in back to you in a different neighborhood. so they couldn't get through them a couple of minutes late. and i go to pictures on my phone from my mother's workshop showing my mother in her night where still in her pajamas, sitting in her living room and my brother sitting on the sofa in my mother's living room

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and it's going to happen is arbor more. where do you will use what we already see in the photos and he goes all over the palestine of what the remains of jazz that will be used for urban warfare. and they have the study this and to study the experiences of what happened. you follow a shot, what happened the roster, and of course, how much is going to apply that in the, in the bell this time. so when the, the ground evasion starts is going to be absolutely horrifying. especially for the people caught in the crossfire, which i remember felicia very well in 2004 is going to be the civilian population. so displays also in the hands of these riley is because of these rad is, are trying to force a mass exodus across speech effect. we have america's thing, thanks now. and the people who work for them for extreme psy on this falls against panelist. now see it out loud. the population transfer that starts at 1948 has to continue. so this is the horrifying stage that we are from them, and they really feel horrifying with the, the, th

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i've spent a lot of time at the gerald ford library in ann arbor, and it's wonderful to be back here in, grand rapids, as well as native michigander. i love any opportunity to come up north and be in my home state and it was especially wonderful to get a private tour of the museum today with morale and i learned so much more about presidential history, but i also loved all of the history i learned about the university of michigan. i and i'll wolverine and it was great to get to see that history as well. one of the other really great things about, the current traveling or the current exhibit on guitars and kind of using guitars and culture into a lens into american history and presidency more broadly that i really admired. is that it takes entertainment and takes popular culture, things people enjoy consuming. it takes it seriously as part of politics. and i think that it's very common to treat popular and politics in one of two ways. the first is to treat as merely fluff in the political that something is fun and inconsequential it's a distraction. if you will or there's another way

that includes arboreal mountain resort. there is some snow on the ground there.om today, pretty impressive. the season's first measurable snowfall on wednesday. catching over four inches of snow, and the snow machines are up and running, making snow for the hills, those snowmaking is hard at work in the overnight hours because the colder temperatures. getting calls from customers, when are you going to " >> people are just jones in, they are chomping at the bit right now, they are so excited for the snow to come down and for snow meaning the ski resort will open. and with that we will continue with our snowmaking efforts and all of the cold windows and we will open as soon as we can. >> they are jones ing. you got to love it. setting to reopen on november 17th. if enough conditions are right, but the 17th of november is the latest it will open. >> what you think of that, rob? we need some more storms. >> if the temperatures are cold enough, they get the snowblowers going. >>> if you jump to the forecast we are right in the window of snowmaking in the sierras. if

across the nation we have seen protests in washington, d.c., portland, oakland, los angeles, ann arbor name a view. dave chapelle sparking controversy with fans reportedly walking out of the show in boston after he gave his thoughts on the war in israel. he accused israel of war crimes. he defended students who lost job opportunities for their pro-hamas beliefs. one audience member who walked out told the daily mail, quote, i was sick. we were sick. i turned to my friends and wife and said i think it is time to go. adding never in my life have i felt so unsafe and so fearful. this is a spokesman for chapelle, told the wall street journal he denies being in boston had that night. and then there is this. the union representing hollywood actors and major studios returning to the negotiating table in a bid to end the months long strike that paralyzed tv and film production. talks resuming tomorrow, several high profile actors by the way like george clooney, emma stone, are pressuring the union to strike a deal. clooney offered to pay more in dues and restructure royalties. meanwhile, sag a

she was 5'3", arbor and hair desha auburn hair. she had all these affections left overkn from the flapper er. whenever there was a party, including with our mexican family, she would stand in this kindnd of those. [laughing] i used to call call the te. [laughing] and she would move her hand as she spoke to you, and she liked jewelry. so she often had a big old ring and she would make a show of it, and she also smoked like bette davis for effect, you know? [laughing] so now you're seeing my mother. and if you said something funny, or what she thought was funny, even if it was in spanish and she didn't quite understand it, she would take it off and say oh, darling. [laughing] soke she came to washington to train, fleeing a terrible relationship. i wrote a novel about it, and the novel is good night irene. people asked me why did you write a nonfiction book about a? i tried but one of the interesting reasons those women are forgotten is that the records building for the red cross with all their information burnedit down, so they were

did he arbor elwell against russia. >> he knew the stuff that josh had done to me. >> what do you meano be the hell out of me. >> oh really? >> but. you know. tim had never really spoke to bat about him. you know. it was more of if i could ever get into a fight with him i would fight him. >> do you think that tim is capable of this? >> i can't see it. unless it was on the job, protection. >> right. >> i can't see him. he is not that type of person. >> right. >> charlene denied knowledge of tim's murderous plans. but detectives had learned something else about her. and it went back to that rental car that he ended up crashing. charlene had driven to pick it up at the start of the road trip. >> did you take somebody to go around and get your vehicle? >> i took my friend to go get the vehicle. >> who is that? >> ron. i can't say easements name. ron. >> ron? >> ron. >> she said she was simply doing a friend of favor. never asked him who or what it was for. >> he did it think it was unusual? this guy didn't talk among the way? getting a vehicle? >> what? >> isn't that kind of unusual? >> i

getting ready for winter, we've done a tremendous amount of work of trees in the arbor work. there have been between the two properties over 50 trees, need addressed, or removed if they were dead can that work is now been completed for the two properties. also, overall, the san francisco housing authority had, has regular visits with our sustainability and facility director site and with that, there is regular visits that is made to the properties and these photos are from his report. so we wanted to give you what the sampling is as they come out. so this is the san francisco's report, we wanted to give the third independent view for you. and in conclusion, we have definitely seen a turn around with the collaboration between the housing authority, between the commissioners office, between finance and their willingness to approve certain expenses. it has absolutely been a change with housings are being addressed. hotspot and graffiti and illegal dumping are being identified and addressed immediately. there is been allowance for staff to be onsite and live onsite. that has cont

can you get us into 100,000 people at ann arbor? kathy: only if you are voting for ohio state.nus: this whole american football thing is alien to me. tom: i went to columbus and had the honor of giving a speech. you go down the streets and it is lined with bars. you get to this day beat -- football stadium and it is free kathy, religion. manus: if she gets you a ticket, can i come? tom: we can get two tickets. if you look over the edge of the stadium, you can see east lansing. i thought this was really interesting and i want to talk about this in a moment. i think this underestimation of economic growth, we will talk about the u.k. as well. futures improve. the vix at 22.05 as well. on those standard features, 43.26, down .3%. we say good morning to all of you on "bloomberg surveillance." manus cranny in fridge jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz in the preparation for the 9:00 meeting. i have to pick on you and i saw governor bailey at marrakech, shook his hand when he ran from the as fast as he could. you know they underestimated gdp in the united kingdom a number of weeks ago. w

we also organize major events for the department, like our arbor day fare and operations yard, open house and for our own employees, like our public works , health fair. the adopt a street program is a partnership between the city and merchants and residents. groups or individuals agree to adopt an area and take an informal response ability for keeping the street and sidewalk clean in return, we provide free cleaning supplies like pickers and garbage bags and also pick up the debris they collect through this program. people and groups around the city organize cleanup events with us. similarly, graffiti watch is a partnership between the city and her residents to keep graffiti off our streets. graffiti watch empowers people to take ownership of a heavily tagged area and remove graffiti from. public property. some of the object's volunteers paint our utility poles mailbox pieces, city trash cans and other street furniture you see here in the street park program, residents steward a public green space under public works domain and lead gardening workdays, often times, neighbors will work wit

when a 150 is really hostages could easily be standing in the line of fire arbor and golf in berlin. this is the day the by far, the news randy used to be ruthless terrorist gun down, you know, such as rarely civilians in the streets, murdering.