augustine just blasts away at it. so i searched civic religion in the oed and the oed told me there are no of this phrase. and i'm thinking, is there way to contact the oed and just send them countless examples? so my next step go to google and i looked up civic religion, google books in quotation marks and sure enough it's all over the place and i you i think i sent you a google in graham right and that's from the oed web site and those are notoriously unreliable so. be very cautious with those and grams. i've cautioned you before about google's bad habit, giving the wrong date publication date to a book. and it shows on that and graham so went when i went to google i did a little google graham of civic religion and yes for mistakes but it shows a similar pattern explosion of use of the phrase over the last decades certainly in the 20th and into the 21st century. but what i found complicated in my life and i love that i love that and i keep warning you right if you don't find surprises in research, you're not doing e

many centuries ago, saint augustine, a saint my church wrote that a people was a multitude defined by the common of their love, defined by the common objects. their love. what are the common objects? we as americans love that define us as americans? i think we know opportunity, security, liberty, dignity respect, honor and yes, the truth truth. recent weeks and months have taught us a painful lesson. there is truth and. there are lies, lies tall for power and for profit. and each of us has a duty and, a responsibility as citizens, as americans, and especially as leaders. leaders who have pledged honor our constitution and protect our nation and to defend the truth and defeat the lies. look. i understand that many of my americans view the future with fear and trepidation. i understand. worry about their jobs. i understand. like my dad. they lay in bed staring at night. staring at the ceiling, wondering can i keep my health care. can i pay my mortgage? thinking about their families. about what comes next. i promise you. i get it. but the answer is not to turn to retreat into. competing

many centuries ago, saint augustine, a saint my church wrote that a people was a multitude defined by the common of their love, defined by the common objects. their love. what are the common objects? we as americans love that define us as americans? i think we know opportunity, security, liberty, dignity respect, honor and yes, the truth truth. recent weeks and months have taught us a painful lesson. there is truth and. there are lies, lies tall for power and for profit. and each of us has a duty and, a responsibility as citizens, as americans, and especially as leaders. leaders who have pledged honor our constitution and protect our nation and to defend the truth and defeat the lies. look. i understand that many of my americans view the future with fear and trepidation. i understand. worry about their jobs. i understand. like my dad. they lay in bed staring at night. staring at the ceiling, wondering can i keep my health care. can i pay my mortgage? thinking about their families. about what comes next. i promise you. i get it. but the answer is not to turn to retreat into. competing

as a due, augustine said he expects old parties to stay committed to the terms of the as riley, as well as the ceasefire agreement that he helped broke up. is there any media previous reports of the army may stay paused, the agreed upon withdrawal date how much the us east coast has been hit by a huge winter storm coming at least 5 people of the space as much as he has been declared in 7 states because of the heavy snow for the freezing temperatures, the 1700 flights have been canceled. well, tens of thousands of homes. i've been without that said for me, my name's side lots more information on website or is there a dot com? when is the read? so one of the words weird was creatures, numbers, a plumber to do, to deforestation, to check on climate change, indian sites are fighting to puts it to one of the most important things to consider. the species is to maintain that habitat one. 0, one east reveals the bottle to save into use web on or just the it took me 7 years to get to the from somebody i crossed city to be a should on libya internally. and firms asylum clips and eternity and fri

the frenchman came through 7—5, 6—4 and will face thiago augustin tirante next.d slam winning father. the sixteen—year—old faced a tough task against nikoloz basil—ashvili. task against nikoloz basilashvili. the georgian is twice his age, was once ranked in the top 20, and proved too good for young hewitt, winning 6—1, 6—4. in the women's singles, franjones advanced to the second round of qualifying with a straight sets win over the czech player linda fruvirtova. the british numberfive faces switzerland'sjil teichmann next. but lily miyazaki's hopes of making it through to the main draw are over. the british number eight fought hard against the belgian marie benoit, taking the first set, but lost out in a tie—break in the decider. you're watching sportsday, let's have a quick look at some of the day's other stories. wolves�* matheus cunha's offer to pay for new glasses for a member of ipswich's security helped save him from a longer ban and heavier fine. the striker was last week suspended for two games and given an £80,000 fine after the fa found him guilty of m

authorities say 29 year-old augustine ort has tried getting inside of a plane. deputies say ort has been trying to still another plane but was unsuccessful and ran away. former san jose police union manager will avoid jail time after illegally importing drugs from foreign suppliers last october. joanne suh govia confess to ronnie and illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. and the city of san jose. they're unveiling a new affordable housing project dedicated to housing, former foster youth. now young people enrolled in the program are going to move into those apartments. these new residents will be joined in their move in by the city mayor at 02:00pm. >> let's look outside at this view from east bay hills. and as you can see, we are nice and clear out there. there's no fog yet again this morning. we are a little bit on. the windy side, though, especially up in the east bay and north bay hills and out along the coastline. you probably heard that last night and that's leading to a larg

you'll also hear from fire chief chad augustine and police chief gene harris. so again, i just want to assure people that pasadena is working in conjunction with our neighboring jurisdictions, including the county of los angeles, particularly the county of los angeles. we, supervisor barger and i had the opportunity to sit down with the with the governor of california this afternoon not too long ago, maybe an hour ago. and the governor has assured us that he will provide whatever assistance you are listening to. >> an update from officials in southern california talking about the numerous wildfires that are burning across that region, driven by those powerful winds. and again, the update a short time ago was that at this point, they believe five people have been killed in those fires and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in those separate fires burning in different communities across southern california. we'll continue following, obviously, this update here from officials in southern california and give you any new information as we get it. >> and at this p

geoff: let's turn now to pasadena fire chief chad augustine.r being with us, and we should say that you are primarily focused on fighting the eaton fire. what's the situation on the ground? >> yeah, the last about 18 hours have been really dynamic. we're preparing for a widespread wind event, but the devastating wildfires that broke out last night were incredible, and we had really a wind driven fire with 70 to 80 mile an hour wind gusts with spawning numbers two -- spawning embers two plus miles ahead of the fire, and we quickly were losing potentially hundreds of homes and thousands of acres were burning. so it was a really busy night for crews. geoff: is there enough water to fight these fires? the water systems were not equipped to sustain the kind of water usage at the moment -- that kind of water usage at the moment. >> yeah, that's a great question. and so a lot of our water systems are old, up to 100 years old or more, and a lot of them rely on gravity feed. we did have a short period of time last night when we had a loss of power, whic

. >>> let's bring chad augustine, chief of the pasadena fire department.eing with us. as our meteorologist mentioned, we're expecting a break from the gusty winds. what does that mean for your department department? >> good afternoon. thank you for having me. i'm at the rose bowl. wewe have nice, calm conditions. we'll capitalize on these favorable conditions to get more aircraft in the air and support it with hand crews and additional fire engines to see if we can increase the containment. >> chief, your team has been facing so many obstacles. one was a fire fighting plan that had to be grounded after colliding with a drone. thankfully no one was hurt. that did not belong to your department. walk us through how a drone can impact overall fire fighting efforts. >> at the simplest level it hinders our ability to fight the fire. at the worst level, it's an incident within an incident. it could have caused a catastrophic injury to that aircraft and caused it to crash. thankfully that didn't happen. we're reminding the community to keep drones out of the air s

and you know, chief augustine was right. this fire at the height, you know, when the wind was blowing was unstoppable. it wouldn't have mattered more firefighters, more more engines. we were not going to stop a fire that has gusts of 100 miles an hour. that's it's just not possible. mother nature literally owned us for the first few days. >> and we're looking at this map here. i just want to keep this up for a second. there are lots of people who have not been evacuated who are literally live in this super populated area, sort of north, north of hollywood, north of beverly hills, north of west hollywood, which is literally between five active fires, the hearst fire, the kenneth fire, the lydia fire, the eden fire, and the palisades fire. this all depends on the winds at this point. right at this point, if the winds are favorable, they're going to hit the less populated areas. if they're unfavorable, more people are going to have to leave. >> yeah. and what's happening right now? you know, a santa ana wind is always out of th

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made no mention of a deadline for the withdrawal, which is scheduled for the end of this month. augustine met the army commander who will play a key role in the implementation of a cease 5. llc signals are met with speaker of parliament. b. barry the leader of ulster is far right. freedom policy has been asked by the country's president to form a government follows missing between the policies lead to habits. keiko and president alexander, founded by the conservative peoples policy, is now said it will hold coalition towards with the freedom policy and once seen as a major policy shift the corruption for all a full my french president, nicholas that cozy is underway in paris is accused. if illegally bind, quoting a presidential bed with funds from the then libyan lead at mama, gassy crazy was an office from 2007 to 2012. if convicted, he could face a decade behind us in larger area, in military is waging an operation against gangs and bandits in the north western states of some far, the army says is killed, a thousands of on fights is accused of measuring and kidnapping people for on some

let's go now to the pasadena fire chief, chad augustine. and he is here with me now. so you were here obviously, in this moment you don't have heavy winds, but that is the concern and the fear. we're in that area that you're worried about what can happen here just in the mountains behind us. so. so tell me how fast it moves from just say, a ridge or coming through that little crevice in the mountains, how fast it could move down to these areas of altadena, which so far from from this point this way have not burned. >> right? >> first off, thank you for having me. and if we just go back to the start of this fire when we had 70, 80 mile an hour wind gusts, we had ember cast two plus miles ahead of the fire. so to put that into perspective, that can tell you how quickly with those ember casts. if we had a flare up, how fast that these homes could be threatened. >> right? >> i mean, because, you know, this is this is close. >> it's very close. >> and the winds, they can just come. so all day i know i've seen a lot of activity. you know, you're worried here. you've had fir

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as drink strikes on the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank can at least 6 palestinians, augustine red crescent says others have been injured in the raid. witnesses say at least 3 project tunnels were fired with stuff about you to use the cxc general all the posting and national initiative. he joins us now from ramallah. welcome to you in the stuff i. so these latest raising janitta out of this low stablish pattern of this way, the activity unoccupied, westbank. what do you understand when it comes to this lysis to tag to be the state of goals as well? it's of interest at that. it says to 10 violation of international law and international humanitarian toys that are used an s diag military action on people who are on the it's occupation and the they use their to stay on the civilian area . and that if usually campaign jeanine, they can 6 people including 3 brothers and into many other people. and the fact that is that are and is using military actions using the word actions against people who are still under its occupation in the west bank is by itself. do they have violation of ev

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geoff: let's turn now to pasadena fire chief chad augustine. thanks for being with us. we should set you are primarily focused on fighting the eaton fire. what is the situation on the ground? >> the last about 18 hours have been really dynamic. we are preparing for a widespread wind event, but the devastating wildfires that broke out last night were incredible. we had 78 mile-per-hour wind gusts, and we quickly were losing potentially hundreds of homes and thousands of acres were burning, so it was a really busy night for cruise. geoff: is there enough water to fight these fires? as i understand it, the water systems were not designed to sustain this kind of usage. >> a lot of our water systems are 100 years old or more, and a lot of them rely on gravity. we did have a short time last night when we had a loss of power which did impact our water supply, but that was quickly resolved. we could have had almost unlimited water. with 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts and embers cast two or 3 miles -- you have fires on multiple blocks ahead where there was dirt and buildings on fir

chat, augustine, pasadena fire chief. thank you so much for being here today. i had the opportunity to fly this fire this morning and the level of devastation is staggering. we're extremely thankful for all of a partner agencies here, local, state and federal. we could get a handle on this fire without them. and for my residents were committed to get back to full restoration as long as that takes and you'll have the continued support of everybody here in order to do that. thank you. and then sierra madre fire chief brent bartlett. >> good afternoon, partnered with the city sarah madre fire chief. again, as my peers are have already mentioned. thank you. goes out to our partners in the efforts to managing and getting this under control. as far as for my community as future information can be found on the city's website. sarah madre, a cbs here in madrid dot com our next to next move is going to be looking at recovery and repopulation after we are get a better assessment of the damage within our area. so again, thank you for the opportunity. i'd like to enter int

a 29 year-old augustine ortiz. they say tried to get in a plane and then tried to steal another plane, but a mechanic stopped him. he was unsuccessful, ended up running away and they say they found and arrested him. police arrested a man for breaking into a taco bell in pittsburgh. the video alarm went off tuesday night at this taco bell on century boulevard. and when officers found the suspect he had some stolen taco bell items on him. the city of san jose is unveiling a new affordable housing project and it's dedicated to housing. former foster youth, 9 young people enrolled in the program will move into the apartments and these new residents we'll at would be with the mayor today for a press conference unveiling a 2 o'clock. >> out there, take a look at this view at downtown san francisco where skies are crystal clear because so much of the rest of the country is in the midst of a deep freeze. san francisco is actually one of the warmest places in the country right now at 58 degrees near 60 to start off the morn

the id laura and augustine sandoval have been arrested for a shooting that happened at the fair oaks17 where one person was killed and another person was injured. the investigation went cold until detectives were just able to identify the suspects last year and then the 2 were arrested last week. >> happening right now, the sunnyvale department of public safety is asking for your help in finding this. 76 year-old man he is victor garcia was last seen last week removed, leaving his home on iris bright between iris avenue between 07:00pm and 11, 30 wednesday night into thursday morning. authorities say he shows signs of dementia so they're awfully concerned about him. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the sunnyvale department of public safety. and the chp is also looking for this missing teenage boy in east the east bay. this 14 year-old lavelle jones. he was last seen in hayward on friday. he's described standing 5 feet, 6 inches tall, brown hair, brown eyes. he's believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket and blue jeans bunny alert has actually been extend

you will also hear from fire chief chad augustine and police chief gene harris. so, again, i just want to assure people that pasadena is working in conjunction with our neighboring jurisdictions, including the county of los angeles, particularly the county of los angeles. we, supervisor barger and i had the opportunity to sit down with the governor of california this afternoon, not too long ago. maybe an hour ago. and the governor has assured us that he will provide whatever assistance that we may request and so on behalf supervisor margaret and i, i would like to thank the governor for coming and seeing for himself and committing the guard and other resources to pasadena. we will certainly be in touch. with that, let me and i will go over these points in spanish at the end as well. let me turn it over to city manager miguel marquez. >> good afternoon. my name is miguel marquez, miguel, marquez marquez. i'm the city manager for the city of pasadena. >> laura: we're going to come back to this press conference in pasadena as it warrant. but no one has been spared f

i and augustine sandoval and they are accused of murder for a shooting that happened at the fair oaksall in 2017. one person was killed and another person was injured. that investigation was cold until detectives we're able to identify those suspects last year and they were just arrested last week. >> 6.34 is the time. let's continue our coverage of those deadly wildfires in southern california. now as the palisades fire rages on, the thousands of families are still evacuated. thousands more are prepared to leave at any moment. the washington post now reporting that that fire the palisades fire was very likely the result of a new year's eve. fire in the santa monica mountains firefighters are preparing for the worst. well, the residents suspected it was started by fireworks. that's their thinking. firefighters knocked it down fairly quickly. using helicopters when it initially broke out with 6 days later. it's possible that sparks reignited when those winds started really impacting the hills there, the los angeles fire department told the post it's not their practice to patrol sites o

they sent a id, laura and augustine sandoval have been accused of murder for a shooting that happened at the fair oaks strip mall back in 2017. that's where one person was killed and was injured. the investigation was cold until detectives were able to identify those 2 suspects last year. they were just arrested last week. well, happening right now, tae sunnyvale department of public safety's asking for your help in finding this 76 year-old man. >> his victory garcia, he was last seen leaving his home on iris avenue sometime between wednesday night and early thursday morning. authorities say he shows signs of dementia, which is why they really want to find him anybody with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the sunnyvale department of public safety. meanwhile, a chp is looking for this missing teenage boy out of the east bay. 14 year-old lavelle jones was last seen in hayward on friday. he's described standing 6 5 feet, 6 inches tall has brown hair, brown eyes and is believed to have been wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans when he disappeared. buddy alert has b

pasadena, california fire chief chad augustine, who was at the rose bowl, where camp has been set up for firefighters, as well as a donation hub for victims of the fires. the undeniable, undisputed heroes of the last six days. obviously, the men and women who were fighting these fires. just tell me what it is that you need from the rest of the country at this moment. >> good afternoon, and thank you for having me. >> and there were there were some truly heroic efforts that were made in those first hours and days. and i think what we need most is, is rain and favorable weather conditions. so the positive thoughts and prayers from from the community and the country is, is great, as well as the support. and for the eden fire specifically, we have over 3400 firefighters here as we're prepping up for increased santa ana winds to make sure that our containment lines hold and that we don't lose any more structures. >> chad, for folks that aren't familiar with sort of the weather phenomenon that that firefighters are contending with, i'm going to play a little bit of sound from the national

these ready military augustine, densely populated areas causing mass civilian casualties. 13 palestinians were killed in attacks across browser overnight in the outer edge. compton central garza is ready shutting on a residential complex, killed at least 3 people. one of them was a child, a 2nd child is still missing. let's call straight away to darrell by the in central garza honey. my mood is that for us there. honey sees far towards may be underway, but it's not stop these radius sold of the senate. tragically enough, the number of casualties in those killed in these really a task continue to rise just in the past. a few minutes we heard a confirmed report of from a medical to stop inside deluxe. the hospital that the tri, that's a little girl. under the rubble that was missing and that's where i was denied. there was ongoing search on every out of this morning. there were civil defense who was incense on air, were not able to remove her body from under his final trouble until the past few minutes that is increasing the number of possibilities and those killed in the top . one of the w

completed within the 60 day deadline, which was agreed under the israel loved and seized by agreement. augustine said he expects all parties to stay committed to the terms of the agreement. he help broker . it's the magnitude 7 point one as quick as hit the bet chinese state media says that more than 50 people have been killed, dozen small are injured. it took place in the region of that she got c, which is near the border with the pool. many buildings of collapse in the area. whole treatments are also felt and then definitely it's capital of cut my do katrina you has more know from beijing this helpful 7 point one magnitude of quake struck the northern portion of the homeless at 9 or 5 am kidding. the region of chicago, which is considered sacred and what is the epi since it was due to the accounts which is home to about 6 villages and 70000 people. the government says so far, dozens of people have died and more has injured. about 1500 emergency workers has been sent to the area and more than 1000 homes have been destroyed. we're seeing these unusual images coming from the effected villages, an

they loved the augustine essays like joseph addison and richard steele. and emerson inherited that. and there's certainly a kind of perfume of the pulpit in some of his writing. it's very ruminative. it's never narratively driven at all. and it may have a little bit of that loftiness, a little bit of, you know, ministerial elevation, which, again, we're not always we don't always warm to in this day and age. but i think those two things could be adjusted to fairly easily. i mean, you could look spend some time with this prose. you could get a sense for what it's like, just as we do when we read dickens. i mean, most people after a little adjustment, don't find it hard to read charles dickens even though he's another victorian. but there's another aspect to emerson's writing having to do with how he assembled these essays, which really opened my eyes and in a way made me so much more tolerant towards this. they're not really flaws, but toward some of the characteristics of his prose that can be hurdles for a modern reader. i'm going to read a little passage about these compositional

man accused of trying to steal a plane from the charles schultz airport in santa rosa. 29 year old augustinpected of trying to steal the plane back in october. investigators say he was interrupted by a mechanic who chased him away, and deputies released this surveillance photo and identified ortiz as a suspect. through tips from the public. the family of a woman who was killed at a bart station is suing the transit agency. corazon dandan was waiting for her train at the powell street station on july 1st. police say a man intentionally pushed her into the side of an approaching train. dandan commuted on bart during her 30 year career in union square. the family says it's suing to hold bart accountable for its failure to keep her safe. >> time now 613 today, the oakland unified school district will meet. they will consider renaming a sports facility at mcclymonds high school in honor of the late, great basketball legend bill russell. the school district will talk about action on renaming the high school's gym honoring bill russell, who was an alumnus there. bill russell was born in louisiana,

. >> let's bring in right now, pasadena fire chief chad augustine. us who aren't out there, it looks apocalyptic. and my friends in the area say, well, if you're here, it looks even worse. can you begin just first of all, for those on the east coast and middle of america, can you begin by telling them just the scale and scope of this tragedy? >> yeah, apocalyptic. >> and good morning to you. thank you for having me. apocalyptic is the exact word that i've been using, especially that first night where, you know, we had ember cast spotting, making spot fires at two plus miles ahead of a fire and 70 mile an hour, wind gusts and trees coming down. it was just something i've never seen in my life. and the amount of devastation is incredible. i'd also like to highlight the really heroic efforts, the hundreds of lives saved on the eaton fire by police and fire that in those first hours, as they were evacuating residents who really didn't get notice as that fire spread so rapidly. >> but we are so grateful for the work of the fire department, police, first r

augustine, georgia. caller: good morning.sident trump wants to drill, baby, drill, that he does not realize how much affect that opec oil companies will have on the oil market. it is not above $80 a barrel. we will not see cheaper prices until oil drops below $75 a barrel. also, we have been drilling since the obama administration. with plenty of permits. but oil companies i say they rule the country on the energy crisis -- on the energy prices. if you do not have refineries that can process all of the oil or do not want to refine it, we will have higher gas prices. besides, they are having trouble with the batteries for electric cars and cold-weather temperatures. host: let us get a response. guest: i mean the caller is exactly right. at a certain point you need a high price of oil to incentivize more drilling. and opec, the cartel of oil-producing states also working in concert with russia has an incentive to keep prices at a place where they can preserve market share and keep the u.s. out of drilling more. they are swing p