so then that brings us to this guy, george bancroft.old you the big prize in american history, if you win the big prize in american history it's called the bancroft prize after this guy, george bancroft who wrote ten volumes of u.s. history over the course of 40 years. and at the beginning, the major authority on american history. and his account of the pilgrims come is very much like willard's, gives you a sense of what is happening to this narrative as it's being developed. so this is again -- this is a bancroft quote, "as the pilgrims landed, their institutions were already perfected. democratic liberty and independent christian worship at once existed in america." think about that as this sort of incredible origin story. what that sort of ignores is the fact that pilgrims and especially puritans are working out church/state relations over the course of many years. there's nothing automatically formed when they land. they have to work it out. but working through all these sort of messy developments over time does not offer you a clea

estimated to be at the risk of extinction many of them could help us with the help like here at the bancroft in west bengal which are not secret weapons against wider says that bacteria could be found one but a good reason to protect them the potential of mangrove swamps in indonesia is already being researched in germany and the findings are very promising. the development of new antibiotics is a race against time most antibiotics were derived from substances produced by soil dwelling microorganisms at the helm of the center for infection research in germany 70 octavian is studying sediment from mongo swans to isolate bacteria that produce antibiotic substances the samples come from a nature conservation area in indonesia. the microorganisms in this hobby to have adapted to their tidal environment to thrive in the sediment and brackish water they've evolved to produce a variety of novel unto microbial compounds. but then the. whole know the world needs new antibiotics then. a growing number of pathogens are developing resistance to the antibiotics used in medicine today. well that's because

he said bancroft, there are four things i want to do. there will be my great measures. one we will lower the tariff. controversial issue two we will create an independent treasury. we'll take all the government's money out of these corrupt private banks, which pay us no interest and we put those those funds in private vaults to pay the bill to meet the payroll. 3 we will take california and we'll take oregon that will make us from sea to shining sea. he said he would do it and he did it. what right did we have to take either, texas or california or oregon? well the organ territory which was washington and oregon belonged. to us jointly with great britain and he considered it part of the natural. right of the american nation to take that contiguous territory. only threatened to go to war with the british over it he bluffed them and it and said he was prepared to go to war over it. and at the last moment the british capitulated um, california, he had hoped that would be able. to purchase both henry clay when he was secretary of state under john quincy adams and john tyler

the suspect was last seen running on bancroft way. >>> tomorrow, the effort to recall the mayor of windsor to officially begin. the press democrat reports that is when the chair will file a quote, notice of intent. he has refused to resign after six women accused him of sexual assault. the 38-year-old denies the allegations. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden is narrowing in on his first 100 days in office. we will mark the milestone with an address to the joy conversation on wednesday. a new cbs poll finds 58% of americans approve of the job he has done. about the same number say the covid relief bill was helpful to the economy. congressional republicans are voicing strong up in opposition to the cost of the $2 trillion bill. >> if i look at the 100 days it is like a bait and switch. the bait was he was going to govern as bipartisan. but the switches, he is governed as a socialist. >> on thursday, the day after the speech, the president will be in georgia and he will mark his 100 the day in office with a car rally. >>> president biden enter new territory this weekend

estimated to be at the risk of extinction many of them could help us with the help like here at the bancroft in west bengal which are not secret weapons against wider says that bacteria could be found one be a good reason to protect their the potential of mangrove swamps in indonesia it's already been researched in germany and the findings are very promising. the development of new antibiotics is a race against time most antibiotics were derived from substances produced by soil dwelling microorganisms at the helm of the center for infection research in germany 70 octavian is studying sediment from mangrove swamps to isolate bacteria that produce antibiotic substances the samples come from a nature conservation area in indonesia. the microorganisms in this house have adapted to their tidal environment to thrive in the sediment and brackish water they've evolved to produce a variety of novel unto microbial compounds. something. but then we all know the world needs new antibiotics then. a growing number of pathogens are developing resistance to the antibiotics used in medicine today. well that'

estimated to be at the risk of extinction many of them could help us with the help like here at the bancroft in west bengal which are not secret weapons against wider says that bacteria could be found one be a good reason to protect their the potential of mangrove swamps in indonesia is already being researched in germany and the findings are very promising. the development of new antibiotics is a race against time most antibiotics were derived from substances produced by soil dwelling microorganisms at the helm of the center for infection research in germany silly octavian is studying sentiment for mangrove swamps to isolate bacteria that produce antibiotic substances the samples come from a nature conservation area in indonesia. the microorganisms in this house have adapted to their tidal environment to thrive in the sediment and brackish water they've evolved to produce a variety of novel unto microbial compounds. something. but then we all know the world needs new antibiotics. and. a growing number of pathogens are developing resistance to the antibiotics used in medicine today. well tha

. >>> in walnut creek, the easter bunny made his annual appearance at the ruth bancroft garden, featuring booths and scavenger hunts, and plenty of fun and safe activities for kids.>>> a look live out in san francisco, after voting to rename dozens of schools, the san francisco school board is expected to say nevermind. they are going to reverse the decision to avoid litigation. the story is that about two months ago the board voted to rename 44 schools with names they associated with slavery and depression and colonization. that includes washington, and right there, mission and balboa high schools, but a civil lawsuit claimed the decision violated the brown act, and critics said the rebranding would be too expensive anyway. so the board is expected to reverse course, at tuesday's meeting. >>> vice president kamala harris is retreating to her roots tomorrow, visiting oakland her hometown for the first time as vice president. it is also where she launched her failed campaign for the presidency in 2019. harris is expected to tour a facility and talk about water infrastructure, and scheduled

this'd year spring has brought the bunnies, the babies and family outings back at the ruth bancroft garden in walnut creek. it was an easter bunny hunt. no eggs to handle. we have to find all those dumb down. we can get a prize. for many, it's the joy of pandemic restrictions, slowly easing. it is so beautiful and the kids are having fun. hopefully it's just a matter of time and everything will be back on track. this is our main start. today our easter bunny is here. staff say everyone is navigating a new path figuring out on the fly, how to keep socializing safe even though people have been vaccinated. um we don't know who hasn't who hasn't? so we're still continuing to require a mask on the property and asking people to please, um do the six ft. distancing patrons having to make personal choices? i've got both vaccinations now. so things are opening up, be able to do more things than i was feeling comfortable doing before because we have a young child. we try to keep a small bubble and just the family members that we know that have been vaccinated for many is coming in small steps, meeti

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it happened just after seven p.m. at home on durant avenue of bancroft. duke is a support dog for its disabled owner and the owner is now offering $1000 reward for the dogs safe return or in pacifica rally and march was held today in support of members of the a p i. community organizer say the goal of the event was to call attention to the recent spike in violence against asian americans and pacific islanders that's happening across the united states. there have been several instances that we as we told you off a p i elders being targets of violence right here in the bay area. there's been so much violence and we know that this was going on for centuries. but for some reason, and i think we all know what that is. it's all been elevated, and our students are here. our community is here because we want to stand in solidarity. will they stop asian hate? march began attend this morning at the pacific, a community center on crispy drive and ended at rouch demonstrations taking place this weekend across the bay area, reminder this sunday voices for change retur

this year, spring has brought the bunnies, the babies and family outings back at the roost, bancroft garden in walnut creek. it was an easter bunny hunt. no eggs to handle. we have to find all those dumb down. we can get a prize. for many, it's the joy of pandemic restrictions, slowly easing. it is so beautiful and the kids are having fun. hopefully it's just a matter of time and everything will be back on track staff say everyone is navigating a new path. figuring out on the fly, how to keep socializing safe even though people have been vaccinated. we don't know who hasn't who hasn't? so we're still continuing to require a mask on the property patrons havingl choices. i've got both vaccinations now, so things are opening up, i'd be able to do more things than i was feeling comfortable doing before because we have a young child. we try to keep a small bubble and just the family members that were. no that have been vaccinated for many is coming in small steps, meeting up outdoors, as some are still concerned about indoor interactions. i don't know, but indulge thing. there's still the

estimated to be at the risk of extinction many of them could help us with the help like here at the bancroft in west bengal which are not secret weapons against wider says that bacteria could be found one be a good reason to protect them the potential of mangrove swamps an interview is already being researched in germany and the findings are very promising. the development of new antibiotics is a race against time most antibiotics were derived from substances produced by soil dwelling microorganisms at the helm of the center for infection research in germany sally octavian is studying sentiment for mangrove swamps to isolate bacteria that produce antibiotic substances samples come from nature conservation area in indonesia. the microorganisms in this habitat have adapted to their tidal environment to thrive in the sediment and brackish water they've evolved to produce a variety of novel unto microbial compounds. something. but then we all know the world needs new antibiotics than. a growing number of pathogens are developing resistance to the antibiotics used in medicine today. well that's b

it happened just after seven p.m. at a home on durant avenue at bancroft. duke ellington is an emotional support dog for its disabled owner. the owner is offering $1000 for the dogs safe return are going to washington, d. c construction crews spent the day fortifying the fencing around the capital, following yesterday's encounter with an armed man capitol police officer was killed. another injured fox is lucas tomlinson has more now from washington, d. c. the attack took place on constitution avenue at the skate right behind me. so far, security crews have been seen tweaking the fencing head of the capitol hill, police says. expect no major changes that can put a police as far as its security posture remains in a steady state at this time, we are very thankful for our national guard partnership. we do have national guard on the campus, but the security posture at this time remains the same. the suspect. 25 year old noah green. he ran his car into two officers and slam into a barricade next the capital green, then got out of his card slashed one of the offic

a commercial buyer 90th and bancroft caught fire four days after a man was fatally shot there. investigators think that fire was intentionally set and that the two incidents might be linked. a suspect in the shooting turned himself in but at this point he is not charged with starting the fire. >>> crime stoppers are offering a reward of up to $40,000 for information leading to arrests in today's deadly fire on stearns avenue. the numbers to call are on your screen. also in the east bay, alameda county sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man after they say he nearly killed one of their own. that happened at around 4:00 a.m. on second street in unincorporated hayward. deputies were responding to reports of a number of 911 callers saying a man is threatening them with a gun. as deputy search for him a bullet grazed one of their heads and they returned fire. the suspects identity has not been released. investigators say the 26-year- old had an extensive and violent criminal history, including shootings, assaults and robbery. >>> brooms and cleaning supplies were brought up in oakl

sky fox was overhead and captured the rally at bancroft and telegraph avenues.on organizer's said they held the rally to raise awareness about the spike in hate crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders. they are encouraging residents to come forward to authorities if they witnessed a hate crime in san francisco. police are investigating yet another street robbery this time in the portola neighborhood. but that's a woman screaming on a security video. relatives say the 53 year old woman was coming home from the grocery store about 12 30 yesterday afternoon when a man grabbed her purse and pushed her to the ground. ah witness saw it all happened from across the street, and it was 12 broad daylight. and then this happened, so she was asian and 22 weeks ago. also we have something down on felton in the same neighborhood, so that's kind of like a flag, a red flag. that this is happening more often for whatever the reason is, but you know, if mostly female women female, this happened on potent street near silman, the victim's stepson, says that she was sha

this'd year spring has brought the bunnies, the babies and family outings back at the ruth bancroft garden in walnut creek. it was an easter bunny hunt. no eggs to handle. we have to find all those dumb down. we can get a prize. for many, it's the joy of pandemic restrictions, slowly easing. it is so beautiful and the kids are having fun hopefully, it's just a matter of time and everything will be back on track staff say everyone is navigating a new path figuring out on the fly, how to keep socializing safe, even though people have been vaccinated. we don't know who hasn't who hasn't? so we're still continuing to require a mask on the property patrons having to make personal choices? i've got both vaccinations now. so things air opening up was able to do more things than i was feeling comfortable doing before, because we have a young child. we try to keep a small bubble and just the family man. first that we know that have been vaccinated for many is coming in small steps, meeting up outdoors, as some are still concerned about indoor interactions. i don't know, but indulge thing. there's s