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please stand it is a beacon to those who want to plant their roots here they needed a frontier to build their american dream and we recognize that in passing a resolution to adopt the state slogan tennessee, america at its best. for the years leaders have reminded us that it is not just a slogan but america at its best mean something different today than when adopted 1965. think about what's going on in our country in 1965 and the very real tension to form a more perfect union there were moments of great optimism passing the voting rights act with tremendous innovations as a step into the space and then american combat troops landed in vietnam. the civil rights movement was painfully slow progress. but america at its best embraces both sides of the coin and it reminds me of the truth in scripture to keep pushing for the things that are not yet seen. today our country faces challenges that now more than ever that are at its best and then america at its best policies reinforce freedom and innovation and if we are to embody america then i believe that starts acknowledging our creator and d

now it's going to be called the beacon grand. they said, we're excited to share the extraordinary story of the beacon grand, the name change and the many experiences from street to star. today no one in the ownership group would answer questions about the timing of the name change or whether the decision was an attempt to avoid recent controversy for other landmarks that used the british sailor and trader's name. >> the name is not consistent with contemporary standards. in fact, when you go to the british museum, when they talk about sir francis drake, they talk about him being the father of enslavement for the british empire. >> reporter: he has recently helped to rename what was sir francis drake high school to williams high in honor of a teacher. in recent years, there used to be a massive statue in larkspur. it was taken down in 2020 amid protests. griffin supports reconsidering old historic names, sometimes in favor of new ones. >> contemporary heroes come around on a regular basis, and heroes in the past may not be heroes

tennessee is in fact a beacon for america. a harbinger of opportunity. security and freedom. we are the reminder of what can be but is not yet. much like the formation of a more perfect union. every child doesn't yet have access to high-quality education. every neighborhood is not yet safe. every family does not yet have opportunity. but what i know is this. every single member of the tennessee general assembly, every court justice, every constitutional officer and this governor knows that if anybody can do it , tennessee can. in first chronicles scripture describes the leaders of ancient israel and a particular time in their history. and these leaders are described as ones who understood their times and knew what they should do. may we be those leaders and may we ensure that the beacon that is tennessee, america at its best, shines brighter than ever before. may the lord granthis favor upon the great state of tennessee . thank you very much. [applause] thank you. >> the house returns monday, expected to vote later in the week to extend the funding past that february 18 deadl

tennessee is in fact the beacon for america we are a reminder of what can be but is not yet. very much like a formation of a more perfect union. every child does not yet have access to high-quality education. every neighborhood is not yet safe. every family does not yet have opportunity. but what i know is every single member of the tennessee general assembly, every court justice every constitutional officer in this governor knows if anybody can do it, tennessee can. [applause] you know, in first chronicles of scripture describes the leaders of ancient israel at a particular time in their history. these leaders are described as one's who understood their times and they knew what they should do. may weho be those leaders. and wayne mate ensure the beacon that is m tennessee, america at its best shines brighter than ever before. may the lord grant's favor upon the great state of tennessee. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> this week on the c-span network the house and senate are both in session where the house takes up legislation to fund the g

she has been a beacon of strength for the nation during the pandemic, rallying her people in its darkest days. >> we will meet again. >> reporter: now, it is her turn to receive support. british prime minister wished the queen a rapid return to vibrant good health. she is marking 75 years on the thrown. it has not been all cake as her covid-19 caps off a stressful week for the royal family. prince andrews settled a sexual assault lawsuit for an undisclosed amount. and now british police are investigating prince charles charity for allegedly offering favors in exchange for donations. there has also been speculation about the queen's health. last october she spent a night at a hospital in london for an undisclosed condition. her doctors told her at the time to rest and slow down. >> meanwhile, back here at the bay area workers at san jose valley fair mall are demanding free employee parking. the mall is requiring employees and customers to pay for parking. employees have to pay $3 a day or get a monthly pass for $40 to park at work. they say do the math. >> $40 a month? round it up to 12 t

. >> one of the things that volodymyr zelensky said over the beacon, phthalates keep telling us thatsian invasion is 100% certain. so they say it is inevitable, then why not issue though sanctions now? it is easy to understand we are coming from on that front. the biden administration's perspective is sanctions the threat of sanctions to be used as a deterrent but it doesn't seem to be detouring biden at all and the administration fearful if they pose sanctions that will be used as a reason to invade ukraine. but if you believe in the idea of peace or strength, you agree with that notion from the administration. >> carley: not only that but kamala harris was a munich at security conference this weekend. she kept talking about the sanctions over and over. she spoke a couple of times, which i feel is rare for kamala harris to take questions from reporters. but emily was saying, the world leaders can't get on a grants with the sanctions. i think that is part of the problem that they have to go back to the drawing board and try to figure out what sanctions to do. but you mentioned, zelin

kirby: and nobody has ever accused me of being a strategic anything, let alone a beacon. >> well, john reasons i've declined to explore. the hosts of these stations see you as a font of well-reasoned, articulate and seasoned opinions. mr. kirby: i would ask them to please call my children and say the same. i -- look, i -- >> you're speechless. mr. kirby: yes, it is a tough one. because i also spent a lot of time fishing as a kid too. i think it's a -- it's yes, i'm just going to take your question. [laughter] there's a -- yes, i'm just going to punt on that one. all right, listen, thanks everybody. i appreciate it. and i apologize for the late start today. i do try to be on time. i know i'm not always -- meghann always gives me the stink eye. but we had some unforeseen technical issues today to deal with. so, i think we're going to try to be out tomorrow as well. so, stay tuned for that. >> its groundhogs day. mr. kirby: yes, i'll let i'll let you know. appreciate it. thanks, everybody. >> a new mobile video out from c-span. c-span now. download today. >>>> wednesday, a discussion on r

could be an inch of rain following in the brecon beacons.n 9 degrees. a range of temperatures. further north with clearer skies, northern england, and scotland, —102 by this morning. cordova across more northern areas and underneath that have a high pressure, we have still got this weather front in the east and through the english channel on tuesday, bringing with it cloud and outbreaks of rain. the cloud is pushing its way further northwards into the midlands. mostly wet weather to the english channel to southernmost parts of england. a few showers in the north. we will have some sunshine in scotland, northern england, northern ireland in north wales and after that cold start temperatures could still make double figures. the wetter weather in the south starts to move northwards overnight, heading into wednesday morning. ahead of that cloudy down weather we could well have a frosty picture in scotland. temperatures down to —40 —5. ali sunshine in scotland but all of this cloud is working its way northwards. it will bring with us mostly light

the palanca crossing point stands like a beacon in a landscape overshadowed by war.d out of ukraine marked in headlights, stretching back mile after mile. nadia reached the front of the queue at one o'clock this morning. she came with friends and her two—year—old son, leaving her husband back in odesa to fight. at the moldovan border, a local family offered her a place to stay. translation: they gave us somewhere warm to sleep. l they gave us food. it's unbelievable. we are so grateful to have neighbours like moldova. they are our true brothers. i asked what her plans are now she is safely across the border. translation: we are going back home because ukraine is going to win. - "we are poor people", natalia tells me, "but i can't bear the sight of women and children fleeing war with nowhere to go." it's the third time natalia has taken in ukrainian refugees. the empathy tinged with worry for moldova itself — the former soviet state with a pro—russian breakaway region of its own. the first day we heard the explosions and i cried. my son is in the army here. i'm crying

the palanca crossing point stands like a beacon in a landscape overshadowed by war. headlights, stretching back mile after mile. nadia reached the front of the queue at one o'clock this morning. she came with friends and her two—year—old son, leaving her husband back in 0desa to fight. at the moldovan border, a local family offered her a place to stay. translation: they gave us somewhere warm to sleep. l they gave us food. it's unbelievable. we are so grateful to have neighbours like moldova. they are our true brothers. i asked what her plans are now she's safely across the border. translation: we are going back home because ukraine is going to win. - "we're poor people", natalia tells me, "but i can't bear the sight of women and children fleeing war with nowhere to go." it's the third time natalia has taken in ukrainian refugees. the empathy tinged with worry for moldova itself, the former soviet state with a pro—russian breakaway region of its own. translation: the first day we heard the explosions and i cried. _ my son is in the army here. i'm crying and all these

some have been threatened. beacon and disappeared. but alabama promised an inclusive government, but not a single woman was appointed to the cabinet. my guest this week from cobble is shopping you. a lot of them taliban director general, but we cannot make relations at the foreign ministry. are you in the taliban.

little bright beacon there. skies are dry for the bay. just chilly.rra nevada is getting a good dose of snow starting today and really picking up tomorrow. nice to see winter back. but you've got to dress for it. we are breezy, we're cooler. so definitely layer up. as you venture outside today, 30's right now for san jose. fremont livermore and dublin as well as across much of the north bay napa. you're only a couple of degrees above freezing right now. 34 degrees on the more mild side. alameda at 48 degrees currently i'll be talking about the even colder temperatures and that sierra snow all still to come. great job. thank you for that. got my blanket. my mom bought keep it handy because >> it is chilly out there. so put those seat warmers on this morning. high winds along the venetian martinez bridge. but traffic is light. it's a holiday. remember that heading out of richmond across towards sandra fell about 7 minutes for your drive as you're heading from the tolls to one o one, the bay bridge may so that fremont street exit a little under 9 minutes

i what about germany being a beacon of democracy in holding up the beacon of democracy in europe? it's, well, that's exactly, that's what we've been hearing from them. the, you know, from the entire time, from them, from other countries as well. you know, as i'm sure you're aware of, she has had a number of challenges presented to us in various areas where we were, we operate what we broadcast u. k. france. you know, our journalist being attacked repeatedly and, you know, not allowed to attend briefings, things like that. germany, of course, the level of resistance there is definitely unprecedented even for us. and we're used to working and challenging situations. and yet it is absolutely very hypocritical. and we think that our audience is see that, and we think that our audience is in germany and our audience is around the world. see that hypocrisy and you know, that's actually why they come to us because that is what our key does as a channel, which is highlight these kinds of double standards. well, it's certainly, you know, one of one of the siblings of under the asi, kind of

we're going to tell walker, you know, good to come look at the little e a beacon even though the key to to make it a glance east is in the 8th of sugar, probably might so seated. deleon, awesome dealer, girl mobility, almost of sick barbara wheels, abruptness. yes, morton will switch out of the concrete or chalk from clear. not all of those for now. so pause in this loaner to the school to see what each gibberish. analytical profile, thunder valley lights from the little anywhere. so see norgard, but you will come pranks or isn't in my city, guam, i don't margins in the miles of a miracle. which marshal can you still hello for him? a little bit of trump and i, peter was stroke, but almost all by me for tioga problem or but if it's yoga in for all the browse look, start the harassment region for the los angeles. and that is with top google. yes, just so it's not possible to personally that's an issue. you ditch now. you sworn. he isn't pulling out a yard as cousin, my liberal intervention. i will her aboard partially poor. yeah, we'll do when you can cheat in from outside from starboa

bare good math and london about the victory lap the british government has been taking since that beacon nomic report came out the government and receive soon as you have mentioned, had c is a c. it of course as a vindication for their cove. it measures, for example, for the 400000000000 package, a package that was available for for the economy by the chancellor. but also for the fairly or well i wouldn't say lax but they you k was always bit ahead of the curve when it came to easing restrictions are in the european context. so for example, at the moment overtly no restrictions in the u. k. c. so the government will see it as of indication of, for their policies. however, it is of course, in the context of, of the u. k. having suffered enormously independent make, had the biggest recession in a 100 years. so it has to bounce back from a place that was a pretty dark actually for, for the economy. and of course, also for a lot of british people. and we also know that the economy is still being hit by brag seat and u k. economy. so the government own figures say that out there is 4 percent

america remains a beacon on the hill for others around the world for the oppressed and disadvantages. looking at the men and women here today if the service members who wear the cloth of our nation and particularly all of you supporting an honoring the ronald reagan. i think this legacy is secured on behalf of the marines and sailors installations west i extend a very sincere. thank you to the president ronald or the ronald reagan presidential library for allowing us to join you here today, sir, happy birthday you all. thank you so much general. here at the reagan library. we are dedicated to the preservation and promotion of ronald reagan's legacy. he was known for many things among them fighting for freedom and democracy. restoring national pride shrinking our tax burden and the role of government in our lives. and peace through strength when it comes to our national defense. through it all they called him the great communicator. he remarked on this and his farewell address to the nation in january of 1989. he said and i quote. i want a nickname the great communicator. but i never t

the united states of america is the greatest beacon of hope and democracy the world has ever known. i was also blessed from my early days to have had a supportive and loving family. my mother and father who have been married for 54 years are at their home in florida right now and i know that they could not be more proud. it was my father who started me on this path when i was a child. my father made the fateful decision to transition from his job as a public high school history teacher and go to law school. some of my earliest memories are of him sitting at the kitchen table reading his law books. i watched him study and he became my first affectional role model. my mother who was also public highs will teacher provided invaluable support working full-time to enable my father's career transition while also guiding and inspiring four-year-old. my only sibling, my brother, came along half a decade later and i am so proud of all that he has accomplished. after graduating from howard university, he became a police officer and a detective on some of the toughest streets in the inner city

some alarming news broken by "the washington free beacon," the biden administration is in possession of nearly 1 billion records that detail american firearm purchases. so here's the question, is this the first step towards a national gun registry? we have that breaking news in moments. it is unreal. but first, biden boxes another one. that is the focus of tonight's angle. on saturday, "the new york times" had one very embarrassing article. after weeks of beating the war drums on russia, the great lady had to admit that ukrainian officials were furious with the biden administration. so the difference between the ukrainian government and team biden has simmered in the background for weeks, but finally the ukrainian president criticized the white house in terms that will so blunt that even "the times" had to report them saying "they keep supporting this theme and topics of the repeated warnings by american officials, and they make it as acute and burning as possible. in my opinion, this is a mistake. "but just a few hours after the embarrassing dressing down, the gloom and doom twins i

old lo do on the former olympic gold medalist skater torchbearer will take turns running with the beacon through the 3 zones, hosting the game until friday. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera gunman in the democratic republic of congo have killed at least 72 people in the eastern province of 3 fighters from the cooperative for the development of the congo known as clerical. i suspect that of carrying out the attack, the arm group has killed hundreds of people in the region since 2017 and force thousands to flee their homes. and our county has more from neighboring uganda capital capella. what we know is just a non both, which is really crazy, according to people around and so in touch of the management of the cobb county thought this is one of the capital organization. one of the quick cut illegal beneficial area de co forms. they could call me to see how it does come during the nighttime and the start killing population be start killing to displace mentally from him. my wife's because we have kind of been to him. the main victims of these co decal groups. guinea bas our presid

sir francis drake becoming the beacon grand. has been closed in pandemic, reopened in spring. new ownership group didn't answer questions about timing of the name change. has been a push to rename landmarks named after famed british sailor and explore, a slave trader. >> it's not consistent with contemporary standards. if you go to the british museum, when they talk about him, talk about him as father of enslavement for the british empire. >> he's helped with other renamings. >>> auto pilot under investigation in germany. the transportation authority is discussing whether tesla's technology is safe to use. it enabled it to change lanes. series of deadly crashes. >>> four-day workweek sounds nice, temporary move in height of the pandemic is permanent. buffer is a san francisco based social media company founded more than ten years ago. in may of 2020 decided to give all employees four-day workweek, it's permanent policy. 91% of the workers say it makes them happier and more productive. >> i say we start it here. >>> okay. it was impressive. steph curry last night. named mvp of

the united states of america is the greatest beacon of hope and democracy the world has ever known. >porter: her nomination a milestone many say has taken far too long to achieve. of the 115 supreme court justices, 108 white men, 5 women have ever served, only 2 of the justices have been black. >> for too long our government, our courts, haven't looked like america. i believe it's time we have a court that reflects the full talents and greatness of our nation with a nominee of extraordinary qualifications. >> reporter: with her husband and one of her two daughters proudly looking on, judge jackson vowed to follow in the footsteps of constance baker motley, the first black woman appointed as a federal judge back in 1966 and with whom jackson shares a birthday. >> we were born exactly 49 years to the day apart. today i proudly stand on judge motley's shoulders, sharing not only her birthday, but also her steadfast and courageous commitment to equal justice under law. >> reporter: the 51-year-old judge jackson has almost a decade of experience on the federal bench. confirmed with republi

. >> reporter: for 150 years, lighthouse has been a beacon of hope welcoming sailors back from stormy seas. today it did the same thing for people weary of navigating another kind of storm. >> it's a good day and i have been smiling all day and it's good to be around people and you don't think you miss it until you do stuff again. >> the view of the city from that location is incredible. there is a live look for the sir francis drake hotel has a new name. the beacon grand is set for a spring opening and the hotel has been closed since the beginning of the pandemic sold for just over $150 million last april and the new owners are rebranding, but talks of a name change began in 2020 when community members pointed out sir francis drake's background as a slave trader. >>> we have an unusually cool problem -- i take it back. it was a usually cool day. >> that is the thing. when you go from record- breaking temperatures to a few degrees below average, that is what you get. and now we are stuck here and it will stay to school for the rest of the seven-day but there are bigger things to discu

an ongoing pressure on a prime minister whose hourly— pressure on a prime minister whose hourly beaconit to not see results by the next election.— paying for it to not see results by the next election. let's look at the e e. he the next election. let's look at the eye- he has _ the next election. let's look at the eye. he has been, _ the next election. let's look at the eye. he has been, you _ the next election. let's look at the eye. he has been, you were - eye. he has been, you were talking about ready for the mail. it looks like the i got you. you are this article. unfortunately, isn�*t it in the rules to discuss on this particular paper? were going to focus on the major story here which i imagine it is something you want john. it says cost of living crisis, extra i million uk children set to go hungry. subtitler, 1.6 million currently go hungry. subtitler,1.6 million currently eligible but concerned for further billion whose parents are hit by rising food prices. yes. further billion whose parents are hit by rising food prices.- hit by rising food prices. yes, a lot of these _ hit

we are a four foot country, but our real beauty is in the fact that we are a beacon of freedom for theof the world. think about it. america is always the first to arrive with disaster aid. we have 25% more foreign-born citizens than any country in the world. we send missionaries to share the message, the gospel message of hope and healing and christianity across the world. we take in one million legal immigrants every sickle year that raised their right hand to the oath and take an allegiance to the constitution, and we celebrate that they are as much americans as you and i. we believe that america is beta full? yes, we do. -- i'm not think that we get it right on day one, but america is exceptional because we never quit trying. we became the land of opportunity for every american. a republic, if you can keep it, as franken said, well, where the last is longing -- longest lasting republic in the world. do you believe america is beaufort? dang street we do. gettysburg, water canal, normandy. i will never forget standing on the grounds and looking down at omaha beach and across the atlan

as for our compass, it starts with our heart because this is how we find the bright beacons to guide us. it's reclaiming the only pow we have that of our daily actions. and it's nurturing community because these are nature's operating instructions. and when we do these things consistently, wean build t resilience to stay awake and engaged, in the great work of remaking our liv and world through an infinite procession of itsbitsy small actions and efforts because the power of small is much bigger than you think. but we have to believe and we have to invest and we have to keep leaning in. daily acts exists in no small way in part to the incredible influence of this community of chae makers. so last thing i wanna say is, thank you all so much bioneers for inspiring us to continue to steinto the moment. take heart, take part and take action. us where for some people saving the planet as a matter of life or death. and i'm sorry she read on a strategy is great barrier reef with the tide is turning against rl killing start

first of all, we pride as being a country that cares about the rule of law that that's that is a beacon for democracy. and we we we say we stand up for democracy when it when it confronts also, if there's unchecked aggression in europe that basically renders nato air relevant, if we don't act, we don't stand by out. and finally, if cook is able to just grab territory, whatever he wants create a precedent all around the world, there's a reason china and taiwan are looking very closely at what's happening right now in not these are. i think there's there's they're really important historical ethical reasons why we should care very much about making sure doesn't just grab countries can talk a little bit about what the fences ukraine has. we know that nato forces are backing them. the has sent troops overseas, but they're not necessarily participating in this fight. if that does come to that. >> can you talk a little bit about what what security forces ukraine does have to battle 150,000 troops are even more from russia. >> right. well of with the college is i'm not a national security expe

the united states is a beacon to the rest of the world for democracy to fail. because we cant even have a presidential election without having people decide that they are going to wreck the republic. during the course of the war, most white northerners came to support emancipation, but not for the reasons we would want, not as a great moral crusade, but it would punish the slaveholders they believe brought on the war and it would remove the only internal issue that anyone could imagine undoing the union going forward. that shows the power of slavery and how people viewed it. only issues relating to slavery could undo the nation from within. you get rid of slavery, you get rid of that threat to the union going forward. to me, this is a sea change. the baseline for 19th century white americans is profound racism. take that as a given. anybody that comes up to you finding some white person who had racist views say, wow, how exciting, maybe when you go to the beach you'll find sand next time. it's not surprising. it's stunning when you don't find that. take that as

spirit of creating music, singing songs , and just representing people together and serving as a beacon and guidance. and then it speaks for itself. >> i back. >> representative are you with us? >> representative jackson lee from houston texas not only where they seem that a dance. [laughter] >> right now we are studying the emancipation trail with the the slaves by general danger so thank you for this hearing and let me cite you that we should all know that the chairman has been at the fair front of the voting rights trial and tribulation and advocacy and this couldde not be more appropriate under the leadership to come under the committee i'm glad and thank you very much. and then to ask unanimous consent and i would like to be the four lines lift every voice and seeing and tell earth and heaven ring with the harmony of liberty let ever rejoicing cry and where the patriotic group of words that are rejoicing go high as the skies i will go very quickly all you have to do is say yes or no. is this an attempt to replace the star-spangled banner national anthem? >> no. >> i do not see the

host: michael, beacon, new york, democrat. caller: how are you doing?a comment and a question. the january 6 committee is doing a fantastic job. they are exposing the coup the trump led. the biggest problem we have is that fox, they don't report this. how are we going to get the truth to america? because until this country lives with truth we will always be divided. in this non-truth coming from the republican party does not stop. how do we get the truth exposed to the people? they are not getting the truth. they are getting lies. host: thank you. congressman? guest: that is indeed a challenge and fox news is one of the most extreme examples. it is interesting that people who get their information from fox news actually know less about what is going on in the world and people who do not listen to the news, there are alternatives. i think c-span provides a service both in terms of what has happened in congress and allowing opportunities like this for people to air their views, but you have public broadcasting. npr, pbs, there are a number of local news o

. >>> san francisco's sir drake hotel has a new name, beacon grande and the reopening will be this spring. the 94-year-old hotel has been closed since the beginning of the pandemic and subject to a rebranding process since april 2021 when it was sold for $150 million. began ind ouch as a slave trader. >>> workers in san jose's valley fair mall have taken to the streets again to demand free employee parking. they now require employees and customers to pay for parking, having to pay $3 a day or a monthly pass for $40 to park at work and they say, do the math. >> $40 a month, rounding that up to 12, that's a lot in a year. we don't make that much to begin with. that's a lot of money. >> the mall management said they need the fees to deal with cars left overnight and management said although they support employee rights for opinions, they are committed to keeping the parking fees. >>> a live look at the bay area bridges. when you thought gas prices could not get higher, they do that with a gallon of regular reaching the highest it has ever been. some of the highest prices in california are in

it will be called the beacon grand. you can see it's under renovation and a lot of parts will stay the same. they want to give the same feel for the people been there before. it's been around for 94 years. one of san francisco's or if not be most famous hotel in all of the bay area. once it reopens call it the beacon grand because they want to move forward. they did some research and they say, sir francis drake was a famous sailor from britain back in the 1500's, but he ties to slavery and that's why they want to just from the past a little bit and move forward with new name, sir francis. drake name has been controversial. let me show you a school in marine county. this was last year and they actually changed that high school's name straight to archie williams. our hugh williams was born in oakland was a famous olympian back in 1936. and at one point in this light, yeah, actually work at that high school, which is by rob, that name and they went with archie williams, not the first time in marin county because also 2 yea

i like sustainable materials have been used from beacon leather trims to see fabrics and floor carpet made using recycled plastics. equivalent to 111500 milliliters, plastic water bottles. so kia had a pretty nice idea. this one here is digital. so if you press right here, it will change between the climate control and the rest. so media radio for navigation system and so on. the rest of it, you can of course do it at the steering wheel. talking about the steering wheel, it looks quite good. down here you have the button for the drive mode. there are 3 of them. equal norman sport. behind the steering wheel, you have these 2 pedals and with these you can change the level of recuperation until to a maximum level where you will be able to drive the car in one pedal drive. ah, and then you add these 2 big screens, $12.00 inches, each one of them and they come as standard which is not usual. and every car, also unusual, is the 800 volt technology instead of 400 volt, enabling 240 kilowatts, maximum charging power, 100 extra kilometers in 4.5 minutes. we're testing the biggest available ver

i sat down with mayor wu just three weeks into her term, at hampshire house near beacon hill, to talkwork of governing. thank you for having me in your fine city. it's so nice to be here. you said in your swearing in ceremony something that i thought was so interesting. you said city government is special. we're the level closest to the people, so we must do the big and the small. so, on your agenda, what's the big and what's the small? mayor wu: i ran on a number of big issues. one of them, front and center, was on a boston green new deal. as a coastal city, we are very vulnerable, and the impacts of climate change fall just in line with racial disparities across the city, exacerbating economic disparities. and so, the “big” is that we will be the leading city, tackling issues when it comes to reducing emissions, delivering health and well-being, creating the jobs that the green economy brings. and then the “little” is how city government gets it done each and every day. we will double the number of street trees in boston to absorb the storm water and cleaner air. it seems small. but

spirit of creating music and singing songs and just representing people together and serving as a beacon and guidance moving forward so when you think about the cultural and historical significance, just thinking about that alone i believe it speaks for itself. >> thank you and i will yield back. >> are you still with us? is representative jackson lee with us from houston texas where they not only sing but they dance. >> obviously right now we are sitting at the trails that starts from the announcement thank you for this hearing and let me cite you. you should know he's been a support for us for the voting rights trial and tribulation and advocacy and out of his committee the commission is studying obligations and now this couldn't be more appropriate under the leadership of james clyburn and the legislation under the committee. i'm glad to be a member and i just want to thank you very much. i would like to ask unanimous consent and read these four lines. the earth and heaven rain with the liberty let our rejoicing rise. what a group of words with of the harmony of liberty let our rejoic

the sir francis drake will soon book the beacon grande. the hotel was closed during the pandemic and will finally reopen in the spring. yep, those guys look familiar there. no one in the hotel would answer the questions about the timing of the name change, but there is a push, as we know, the last couple years to rename the landmark named after sir francis drake. the famed british explorer was also a fur trader. >> if you go to the museum, when they talk about sir francis drake, they talk about him being the father of enslavement for the british empire. >> that was nolan of san francisco. he's helped with other efforts to rename bay area locations, including sir francis drake high school which is now archie williams high. our question of the day, what do you think of the sir francis drake name change? we asked on facebook, instagram and twitter. on instagram alex said drake was a slave trader and no longer needs to be commemorated. >>> the golden gate bridge. jeff returns with an updated timeline on this rain. stay with us. >>> here they c

the goal is to be the beacon of hope and liberty and make sure we have a lethal military force and letthers worry whether we are going to use it or not. >> president biden has ruled out sending american troops into ukraine. do you agree with him? let me put it another way. wod you be opposed to sending troops in? >> i don't believe president biden should ever have messaged what he will and but he won't do. i think that is a big mistake. putin is not telling us what he is going to do. why would biden tell wh he is going to do. we will make a decision at the time what we should do because we do not know exactly what putin is going to do. is he going to stop it ukraine? are going to talk about what are going to do to defend our allies in poland and germany and france? we should not be doing that at all good should be very clear. we are going to keep our options on the table appeared the meantime, if you want to amass these troops with the world economy which you are,ou're going to get a punch in the nose right now. >> senator rick scott, thank you very much indeed for joining me. landslid

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it's been a beacon of hope and the message by the experience as they struggle against racial oppression is universal. i appreciate the opportunity as well as its continued importance and most it will be able to hear from the colleagues to distinguish the majority whip which would designate the song that his first song by school children 1900 has assisted the past 120 years. james weldon johnston road to lift every voice and sing at the turn-of-the-century and this had promises of racial equality named by the nations african-americans during reconstruction. previous and was gaining its foothold. they wreaked havoc against african-americans and initiated a campaign of violence and murder. to all this, african-americans continue to risk their lives even in the face of the violence. lift every voice and sing is about transcending the difficulties in maintaining over the future. not only to the past book to look ahead to a brighter future and a reminder while it may be arduous it's insurmountable if we work together to fight for equality. although lift every voice and sing is a song that rec