. ♪♪♪ emma: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: my cousin, her partner ariel, and my 90-year-oldan, the heart of italy's design capital. emma: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: emma's mother maria normally lives on her own two and a half hours away on the ligurian coast. emma: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: [speaking in foreign language] emma: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: the bans that started in northern italy at the end of february have become more restrictive by the day. it started with schools. now, everything that isn't an essential service is closed, even the parks. ♪♪♪ announcer: my cousin, emma alberici, is still going off to work each day. essential staff at manufacturing firms have been given special rights to keep the wheels of production and export moving. northern italy is responsible for 40% of the entire country's gdp. emma: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: [speaking in foreign language] emma: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: he was fine the equivalent of $1100. despite thousands of arrests for breaking the rules, m

mikhail traffic control reports from the fish berth of the state farm the ship ariel has departed hasnged ariel has left the territory of the rap state farm is moving to the open sea, we are going to the 36th square. for further service, allow me to participate in the operation what kind of kindergarten is dad in order? i can take the wheel. i'm sure, absolutely. all right, come with me to eat, please. zdarova return on you candy. thanks koshkina report the situation. we have fixed the possible location of the explosives, now our groups are moving in this direction. so exactly so report to me every half an hour. i'm going to the office and remember that it's not just oil loading terminal the development of the whole region depends on the success of your guys. i see a wanted ship. we go in parallel to this yes, why are they so slow they work synchronously. we work synchronously on my command. ready let's go are you escorting the ship? start getting rid of your accomplices. what are you going to do with you nothing you are not my type read, appreciated your joke. release me. michael do

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quickly shay doron shape it see any has to be my name is ariel to ecuador on shane my native language my name means thunder woman. i'm so happy to be here and i want to recognize the special territory of the coast me walk- for allowing me to be here today and it's so good to be here pioneers thirtieth anniversary. as a board member of pioneers i remember when i sit on this stage three years ago as a keynote. and one of the things that helped ease my time up here was the introduction provided by clayton thomas mueller a friend. and today i am so honored to have the privilege of introducing lay last salazar lopez a friend and a comrade in the movement to protect and uphold the rights of indigenous peoples. leila is the mother a proud chicano latino woman and passionate defender of mother earth the amazon indigenous rights and climate justice. since two thousand and fifteen she has served as the executive director of amazon watch leading the organization in its work to pretend protect and defend the bio cultural and climb integrity of the amazon rainforest by advancing indigenous peoples

ariel: es importante utilizar la tecnologÍa. vamos a empezar.sÍndrome de la gasolinera. y puede ponerlo por precio mÁs barato a mÁs caro y otras aplicaciones. karla: cuÁles son algunos artÍculos que no deberÍan de faltarnos? ariel: cuando tÚ abres la puerta del chofer vas a encontrar una tabla abajo y ahÍ te va a decir cuÁl es la presiÓn indicada . tienes que tener un medidor de presiÓn. yo no tengo nada normal, tengo sÚper medidor que tiene bomba de aire. imagÍnate que normal que tienefunciona perfectamente bien. karla. ahÍ lo tienen, que la mayorÍa tenemos en el carro escondido y a veces no lo usamos. gracias, mi querido ariel por ayudar con el tema del dinero y la tecnologÍa. bueno, nos vamos a celebrar la vida y a quien naciÓ un dÍa como hoy como nuestra francisca. alan:agustina garcÍa de 15 aÑos, eres una princesa. carlos: vÍctor bermÚdez estÁ celebrando 30 aÑos, felicidades! jessica: mÁximo ortiz de miami, florida cumple 11 aÑos. chef: marisol benÍtez de puerto rico cumple 51 aÑos. carlos: fernÁndez de hialeah que cumple 2 aÑos, felicidade

. >> reporter: zayra mendoza and ariel naylor embracing for the first time since ariel saved zayra fromng foreign language ] >> reporter: zayra says she thought those were the last moments of her life. >> i just saw some guy just trying to abduct a girl. i'm on the side of the road. she's got no shirt. >> where are you? >> reporter: in this surveillance video you can see the moment she realizes he's being followed. she tries to make a run for it, but her and her attacker end up in an intense pulling match. the beam from ariel's headlights a signal of hope. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: she says god sent her an angel because only ariel was brave enough to stop her car and help. >> i don't know where he went. he took off when i slammed on my brakes. >> reporter: the suspect taking off on foot. ariel says she didn't think twice about stopping. >> i did what any person should do when you see somebody in trouble. >> reporter: ariel refuses to call herself a hero saying it was zayra who fought to save herself. >> she knew to get to the light and to get to the side of the road so

and thank you ariel, for moderating tonight's conversation, and thank you can. and thank you everyone who joined us tonight. and don't forget you can purchase your copy of smashing statues at bbks and books online or in our stores. and thank you all, again. i hope everyone has a great night. >> goodnight. with the 1973 roe vs. wade case and abortion being widely debated and discussed in the nation today american history tv is looking back to see what the nine justices who are currently on the supreme court had to say about roe v wade in their confirmation hearings.

ariel: and "gma" first look, mom helping moms through the formula shortage. >> it is frustrating forto see that people do not have their basic needs met. ariel: communities coming together as parents confront the empty shelves desperately searching for supply. >> a few weeks ago i was able to find the option of buying in bulk but i do not think that option even exist anymore. ariel:s rs mom lengthsr r seven. i went as far as traveling outside of my city to try and find it and i still cannot locate it. ariel: we will have much more the moms banding together plus a live report on how the white house is responding to this critical shortage coming up at 7:00 a.m. for your gma first look, abc news new york. reggie: an east bay woman's story about the toll lanes and how we stepped into hell. does care -- two years without widespread tribal means you might be looking for help for planning the next trip. first, a check on the weather. drew: speaking of tolls let us look at the old and gate bridge cam out where we find it really calm conditions. the flag is not waving and we have clear skies

and thank you arielle for moderating tonight's conversation and thank you again. and thank you everyone who joined us tonight, and don't forget you can purchase your copy of smashing statues at books and books online or in our stores. and thank you. all again. i hope everyone has a great night.

and thank you ariel, for moderating tonight's conversation, and thank you can. and thank you everyone who joined us tonight. and don't forget you can purchase your copy of smashing statues at bbks and books online or in our stores. and thank you all, again. i hope everyone has a great night. >> goodnight. this is alex burton the executive director of the harry s truman library institute. i want to welcome you hairiest fromw book white lies. before i introduce aj, i want to make a few comme

ariel calls the norwegian corvette answer. damn we hit the norwegians. they will hit us. is leaving. the russian cruiser torpedo turned the stern, zero buoyancy fire. a little more time and the russians will be finished. well, the operation has begun. now we will show the world what we are capable of. the russians are still fighting. faster faster whore. fast fast guys yes physicist i listen to you norwegian, but they hit. bagheera, what is happening , information has just passed through diplomatic channels about military conflict and just in the area where our group works, that's right, that's right they've gone crazy norway nato member is now such a kipish will rise i'm sure that not ours started, but this one, which is now next to our cities, if you're right, i need proof. and as quickly as possible, until you and i and our dashing sailors are packed into a sailor's silence. clear clear. i'm working faster guys fast where the hunt is mura. well, our tornado, god knows, come on, whores quickly, soon the ship will leave. leave the ditches. help. i don’t know how to commi

carro blanco y me dijo que me montara y salÍ corriendo >>> en piedras negras familias se concentran ariello estamos caminando hace mucho frÍo no tenemos con quÉ hacer cuando tenemos frÍo >>> para cindy madre el sufrimiento de su hija le duele mÁs que nada en el mundo >>> muchos sufren a veces sufren hambre, frÍo >>> pero asÍ vamos con la ayuda de dios >>> los migrantes se reunen en bÚsqueda de una sombra o para estar juntos a sus niÑos sin embargo, las policias los corre aunque no tengan algÚn lugar dÓnde ir >>> policÍas ordenaron que se fueran >>> joshua de 10 aÑos tuvo que irse junto a sus padres >>> tenemos que escondernos >>> tenemos que correr de la policÍa por si nos agarran a aÍi no pierden sus sueÑos >>> quisiera tener una escuela >>> quisiera ser feliz en piedras negras, noticias telemundo >>> testimonios muy conmovedores de la suerte de miles de hombres y mujeres es incierto al enfrentarse a las autoridades fronterizas muchos dicen que arbitrariamente son deportados es el caso de medio millÓn de cubanos varados en mÉxico junto para otros centroamericanos >>> lo Único que queremo

joining me is charlie, the vice chair and head of the investment group at ariel investments great to see you, charlie. what is your reaction to the inflation versus recession debate going on with vigor right now? >> first of all, after seeing "top gun" i'm no longer responding to charlie, call me by my call sign name, value man. >> true to your stock picks, putting your ticket money where your investments are. >> absolutely. a spectacular movie that's going to be a home run for paramount this year. the point is, on inflation, what you have to do is not just say what you think, you have to compare what you think, to what the market thinks. the professor said the market is baking in a pretty quick return to 2 to 3% inflation that is what's baked into bond prices and how we get a 27510275 ten-year, that is classic anchoring. where we had low inflation for a long period of time and people are not adjusting to the new data enough. in fact, we are going to have high inflation, well above the 2% target certainly for this year, and well into next year and then after that, we're going to have

but ever since it's been under ariel and artillery attack them both that a lawyer in my field for the bottom of board law, which is without any of these are to do with the north and east of the city, have been bombarded for weeks yet my name is yes, much all that in a new with them has a dimming out ribbon yet i'm gonna be the fellow produced to have us abroad. lord you, while you are a sparkler macaroni, speranza thicker steamer. although it beer us, whether that bukosa be able to cook more than to do that was an abortion to do in a cruise, throw it up russian frustration that being unable to take the city now finds an outlet in random destruction. if this is a fire fighters have been called to st in the northern cell teeth can district and our rookie reporter is here to record it. i was on the deal with ben call. i am leaving you before i was around in my, in the steam. if social and the price business as a beginning, 0, this dish with you or on of tried to do something, or one of the be source to run on. good 3rd, if is you. but 3 peak though, in peak to stay and do something as th

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when you log in again, us in, you look at the portion of it them go ariel ski shoes and so didn't spear old guy though he wrote b e n i v g t, a witness on that is no such thought at the isp, which is up to a year still not as a way to not belushi a musket nip, it is a knife, neglect, avoided double buck. him that are trillion lucky, board equity shavel a in been asked to leave the land, my little money. i can chill as shown at a loss square feet the same day. they won't elemental i so anthony got the eve. okay, you're not going the needle that a cake inc or bought it, go down the street doughty ground, the boy he ground dean wasn't hasty. guess one on his thought, trent or she wanted me 5 better cows any more. they had an ale. hi, graham, this to be that. gina christa. la garza, i believe eva egan. that goggle echo. went out to him by shut all that made up on to the fatal. that luck will duda alida. that'll shape out. yeah. no rosa. and the hood put him to nadia, giggling vonage it took to norma. i would like to do with you to the melinda. ah, module 5, that info will is eliano piccolo

. >> his partner, ariel watched him prepare for the race.hey first learned there would be no awards for nonbinary runners in october. >> the buildup for training every day. he is like practice this hill and this and that. >> a campaign kept gaining support up until the weekend of the race, when cal learned there would be awards for nonbinary runners. >> felt very like how is this happening in san francisco in 2022? like, hello? when's going on. >> cal has spent some time near the panhandle training for the race. other sections continue inside golden gate park. >> people look to us. they will see the way we are doing things. they can use that as a model and that -- that opens up a larger snagzle, and eventually international, conversation about the fact that nonbinary and trans people do exist, they do run. >> organizers told sf gate the missing awards' category was an oversight on their part. >> if you look at me, i am a person. i am a runner, i am a teacher. i am a poet. i am so many other things besides my gender. >> kpix 5. >>> closures s

ariel lee martinez r really meant martinez. part me is graduate with 4.0. 4, 2, gpa.he has her sights on double majoring in nutrition and child development. she's already completed 10 college courses that are transferable to uc berkeley where she is set to attend in august. our congratulations to all of these extremely smart, gifted students who've overcome some adversity to get to where they are caused juggling so much. some of them at once. very impressive. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see it in an hour at 8 o'clock. have a good night. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic re

but it will come at a high price in particular, at the cost of life, the lives of many ukrainians, ariell, was with us live, and we continue under the chairmanship of the head of the office of the president of ukraine, andrii yarmak. a meeting of the presidium of the congress of local and regional authorities under the president of ukraine was held to fulfill the tasks of the head of state, a state system of humanitarian aid was created, details further, a state system of humanitarian aid was created human help.gov.ua this system solves three main tasks in real time, first , it keeps records 100% of humanitarian aid brought into the territory of ukraine in terms of each individual declarant and recipient keeps records of needs for receiving and shipping humanitarian aid in the warehouses of 24 regions and the city of kyiv and keeps records of the receipt of humanitarian aid by territorial communities from all sources of income , the system also allows you to track exactly how the humanitarian aid got to the recipients by road or with the help of ukrzaliznytsia, as well as to record state

prosecuting potential war crimes could prove a lot more difficult in the southern city of mary you, paul ariel pitches showed the word children dogged outside the theatre building. that was hit by russian asterix in march and associated press investigation suggests as many as 600 people may have been killed that as they storm shelter. ukraine says russia knew it was a civilian target. now, mary, you poll is in russian hands and an independent investigation at the site has been impossible. exactly who and how many people died there may never be known. in april satellite images showed apparent mass graves near the city. local officials say up to $9000.00 bodies could be buried the victims of russian aggression. they say now russia is focusing its assault on the loo hunt region. the fear is if more towns and cities fall under russian control, the harder it will become to investigate potential will crimes and hold any one there to account of a to please. terry schultz is in the hague and has been following this story force . he had the chance to speak with ukraine's prosecutor general irina than a

and what happened today, emily, in arielle that you mentioned before is seen as an individual attempt, a jew cause some trouble in the settlements, but not something that was august rated by the hamas. and of course not the palestinian authority. hamis has warned of heavy rocket fire if there's any further israeli incursion at the alexa moss compound in occupied east jerusalem. the group's leader and gaza. yes, in war, said his railey forces, deliberately provoked worshippers at the sight. israel accuses hammers of inciting violence and says security forces intervened at alex sir, to stop stone throwing palestinians accuse israel of not doing enough to enforce a ban on jewish prayer in the compound. little one was stolen in the la bahati enlisted the lava. if we fulter the holy site will be lost and we will be remembered with shame throughout history. our resistance factions have always been the backbone of our struggle against the israeli occupation. and therefore, if thou, holy side is desecrated again, our response will be harsh. and in the 1st wave of the tax, $1111.00 rockets are

franchises that attract massive audiences and independent films fighting to survive. jelly angela has more ariel stunts the a list actors for a festival that seeks to promote independent films can still has to bring in big hollywood movies to stay relevant. you have to look over the top gun, maverick. his head, not in competition for the palm. no prize, but to lower the audience is media and the bankable stars with tom cruise being on it with a special tribute about lumens. elvis biopic is also premiering the festival. oh, wills, moving the tension between these grand spectacles and the quieter, often more thoughtful films is growing. film like arca, with no call chases, superheroes or celebrities. a story set in post revolutionary to nicea, that embodies a generation fight for better life. in the running for the can prize, but it's struggling to secure distribution outside of europe. here the phil market, producers say investors are increasingly favoring the franchise. the sequel and remake was considered most suitable for teenage audience, independent filmmakers of battling to find funding. if

and what happened today, i believe in arielle that you mentioned before is seen as an individual term for ju, was cause some trouble in the settlements, but not something that was orchestrated by the hamas. and of course not the palestinian authority and still ahead on the program is really forced his rest. hundreds of palestinian miners every year. we follow the flight of 114 year old, accused of doing something he did, and the fight for water in camera, and how an argument between a fishman and a head and let me 10000 people been dismiss. ah, deisel mormon, spain it last at least one more day, but not forever. the still plenty of flat around in europe, but it's suppressed by these areas of high pressure. tense means settled at this time, the a fine weather. well would in the twenty's, maybe the high twenty's down the south west of spain under with years back altis place anyway. but there are shares showing us and showing up they'll make rather more obvious entrance on monday in italy there is rain the for sharon's cross and stevie and that was greece as well with some spring snow st

had been $1400.00 plus missile strikes. thousands of missiles have been dropped, at least as many ariel bombardments by russian helicopters and plans. and he says they primarily target civilian infrastructure. he also said there was a blood bath happening in the east. what's happening in the dunbar region is some of the worst military atrocities committed against ukraine by russia. and he basically said that russia is raising to the ground, the very same areas that they pledged to liberate when they started this conflict. what also jabari has the view from moscow, and she says russia is trying to consolidate. and gains is clear now, is that there is a push to concentrate their operation in the eastern part of ukraine as well as the southern region. and not only is russia now looking to secure a victory in the dumbass region, we heard from the russian defense minister earlier this week, who said that they were in the last few days of securing the areas of lou ganske. and also as in mary, a situation in mary, opal has now i've finished with those as of sol, people being evacuated on frida

. >> reporter: ariel shots re so cool.he reality is more young people need to be supported and given the resources they need to jump into the cockpit. the industry admits there is no getting around. you can't even get the flight requirement. this will last for years to come. >> that was erroll barnett at laguardia airport. >>> overseas the new u.s. ambassador, brigette brink, has arrived in kyiv. the former ambassador was removed after she criticized his effort to dig up dirt on the biden family. in the come bad zone we never saw that there. and to the east russian armies continues to pound bud cities in the donetsk. >> reporter: ten times more civivilians have been killed than military personnel since the start of the invasion. the fear is the number will only rise. russian forces are seizing more and more territory as they try to conquer the eastern donbas region. ukr ukrainian traps are still here. overwhelmed several areas. there's no great jerp report than of that in mariupol. a pain unbearable for the few who remain

the fact that i asked the question, is it ariel or adversary. >> todd: you win, nice job. fda approving covid-19 booster shots for children ages 5-11 despite limited risk that population has. should we be forcing our children to get the booster, congressman? >> if you're in the age group, you are really at low risk, no doubt about it. if you have an immunocompromised child, you may need it or want to as precaution, but that is a conversation between you and your doctor. i struggle with all the things coming out from on high as though this is the definitive answer. i'm a doctor, everybody is different. every patient is different. this is lesser risk population, what concerns me is how we as a nation and our scientific community coming from the government, who just ignored natural immunity. why tell someone you need a booster without checking their antibody level because maybe they are more than covered. we look at the situation with the president, not healthcare provider saying if you don't get the vaccine, you will lose your job and no one being checked for how they may be

. ♪♪ quickly shay doron shape it see any has to be my name is ariel to ecuador on shane my native language happy to be here and i want to recognize the special territory of the coast me walk- for allowing me to be here today and it's so good to be here pioneers thirtieth anniversary. as a board member of pioneers i remember when i sit on this stage three years ago as a keynote. and one of the things that helped ease my time up here was the inod

attempt to try to intimidate the folks who were bringing this litigation to try to reduce herbicide ariel sprang. well, we won a temporary injunction. what the judge in the catch case, thanks to all those scientists and studies that we were able to compile ruled was that hey, you've got to include in your environmental impact statement, the effects of these chemicals in vietnam. and that was a blow to the fire service because by then there were some really documented impacts in vietnam. we strayed 20000000 gallons of that stuff over there. they're watershed, you're contaminated, their rice feels are contaminated, their wells are contaminated depending on who you wanna leave. for 5 100000 adults contaminated with it and half a 1000000 children ah ah, ah, with ah donasia oh that's for yeah. now has joined a victim doki get immediate of a demo or yes ma'am. thank you for confir swanky fuels. heck, a b with there were negative feelings toward what we were doing. the propaganda put out by the chemical companies in the timber companies. that number one, there's nothing wrong with the sprays. an

mentioned in your introduction, this latest incident, an israeli security guard in the establishment of arielometers north of jerusalem, killed by two gunmen friday night. the security forces say that he actually moved to protect a female security guard from being hurt. she was unharmed. and that female security guard reportedly was his fiancee. in another incident in a palestinian town, a palestinian man, a 27-year-old palestinian man, was killed in what israeli security forces say was a violent riot and there were further clashing at that man's funeral. unfortunately no sign things are abating. there is a positive, it that is we haven't seen the wide-scale escalation that we saw more or less a year ago when we saw clashes in mixed towns inside of israel. we saw the wide-scale escalation between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. so if there is a positive takeaway, it is that things haven't got to that point. at the moment, it doesn't seem that we're heading that way. >> as you point out, things have escalated in that direction before. elliot, thanks so much, i appreciate your update. >>> p

>> well, ariel both has been -- mariupol has been besieged for nearly two months.ns basically that you encircle a place and you do not allow anything to get in terms of supplies to the people who are starting inside and do not let the civilians escape from the besieged place. which means suffering beyond belief. there were children in these basements for very many weeks. they were awake night after night because of the constant shelling. what i fear is this will happen now with minimal town -- many more towns, cities in the east and the south of ukraine where the battle is now raging. in bucha, where he visited, -- i visited, the russian forces have withdrawn. they have intensified their attacks in the east and south, which means militarily, cities will be encircled. and when they are encircled, there may well be the siege meant, which again, means places like donetsk with their headquarters in east before the invasion, that place is 80%, 85% destroyed. mariupol maybe 90%. destroyed cities not yet under the siege meant. the suffering will become even deeper, especi

. >> maybe ae ariel is hanging throughout. >> now the song is stuck in my head. >> you're welcome. >> thank you, g. >>> still to come a crowd of candidates vying to become san jose's next mayor. >>> plus president biden wraps up his trip to asia. how he's trying to clarify remarks about defending taiwan. >>> and the carnevale parade is making a colorful comeback after a pandemic pause. how a program created during that break is still rescuing families today. it's a great story. >>> let's give you a live look outside, coming up after the break. another crazy day? of course it is—you're a cio in 2022. so what's on the agenda? morning security briefing—make that two. share that link. send that contract. see what's trending. check the traffic on your network, in real time, with the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. lunch? -sure. you've got time. onboard 37 new people, with 74 new devices. does anybody have any questions? and just as many questions. shut down a storm of ddos attacks. protect headquarters and the cloud. with all your data on the nation's lar

. >> his partner ariel watched him prepare for the race. they first learned there would be no award force nonbinary runners in october. >> i am going to practice this hill and do this and that and working so, so hard. >> our campaign kept gaping support up until the weekend of the lace, when cal learned there would be awards for nonbinary runners. >> i felt very like how is this happening in san francisco in 2022? like, hello? what's going on. >> cal has spent some time here by the panhandle training for the race. part of the course will go along belt street, and other sections continue inside golden gate park. >> people look to us, they will see the way we are doing things. they can use that as model and that -- that opens up a larger national, and eventually international conversation about the fact that nonbinary and trans people do exist, they do run. >> organizers told sf gate themying awards' category was aen oversight on their part. >> if you look at me, i am a person, i am a runner, i am a teacher, i am a poet, i am so many other th

to moderate tonight's conversation, we are also joined by ariel sabar, who's an award winning journalist whose work has appeared in the atlantic, at the new york times, harper's, and many other publications. he is also the author of very tough, a harvard curve faster [inaudible] and the gospel of jesus's wife, which was a finalist for the edgar award for best true crime book of the year and for the investigative recorded were bored reporters and editors of origin throughout this evening broadcast you're invited to ask questions by using gas question feature at the bottom of the screen and please order your copy of smashing statues from books and books below by pressing the green button and we appreciate every each and every order in the generous donations from there's news everywhere and now without for david i'd like to which welcome our guest to the virtual stage. >> hi. well. so thank you all so much for coming. doctor thompson's has written a really timely and compelling book and you should all by it and first she's a terrific writer so the book is just a pleasure to read. but more i

fight in his place one of whom was shot and killed in an aerial duel and one of these early days of ariel warfare in world war one and then only about six months after that a few months after the armistice was signed and november 1918 roosevelt died january 6 1919. at the age of 60 so, let me hit our last slide and then take any final questions you might have here. well, here's a picture of a doubt. his expedition i hope you've seen as we've looked at this some retrospective looks at our previous lectures and readings. as roosevelt's life embodied many of these themes of the gilded age and progressive era. labor and capital race the westin native americans progressive reforms and the things that we'll look at here in the coming days the spanish-american war and empire political developments and world war one. roosevelt was and is an extraordinarily popular figure. he's one of the four presidents to be on mount rushmore. for example, okay. along with washington and jefferson and lincoln he's routinely ranked highly by presidential historians and by the general public. again, the fact that

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