potter's version of bedford falls.tic system based off debt slavery, and gambling, and prostitution and completely devoid of christian ethics, jeff bezos amazon is completely devoid of christian ethic, amazon uses its power to crush small businesss, and allegedly steals intellectual property, and silences conservative authors, and is the largest provider of h1b visas, which is something that is devaluing american labour, creating a surplus of american citizens by importing cheap foreign labour, it's capitalism without conscience, and i just -- i think that if you look at the contrast between jeff bezos and mr. potter and george bailey, you see something, george bailey provided people with homes and dignity, and stability, and he rejected mr. potter's author he didn't sell out to mr. potter, and george bailey is the richest man in town, not mr. potter, not jeff bezos. >> that's interesting i feel like we're living in pot termsville, i sort of alluded to that, degraded towns and cities, they have prostitution, in potters

gary was a member of the bedford county community who dedicated his life to serving others. after graduating from bedford high school in 1965, gary's education and work took him away from central pennsylvania until later in life when he returned to bedford to co-found the extended family program, which supports students who are having difficulty in school. the program, which gary led for 16 years before his retirement, provides a lifeline to students who are struggling academically or at home. today gary's remembered by the students that he mentored throughout the extended family program and those that he coached on the bedford high school football team. later in life, gary was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease and along with his "desperate housewives" mabel -- his wonderful wife mabel became strong advocates for patients around patients' caregivers. he was committed to helping others and ensuring that the students in bedford county had the tools and the support that they need in order to succeed. on behalf of everyone in pennsylvania's 13th congressional district, we mourn

science correspondent miles o'brien takes us to new bedford, massachusetts where local officials areind a balance between newer, green -- between greener, renewable energy and a potenial impact on the critical fishing industry in that region. miles: in the early 19th century, new bedford massachusetts was one of the wealthiest cities in the country because it was the wailing capital of the world. the oil produced from the carcasses lit the eastern seaboard before the transition to fossil fuels. the city ironically is on the cusp of being a center of energy once again, this time the resource is blowing in the wind. the tall pylons at the marine commerce terminal are the most conspicuous features in an evolving harbor. an economic transition spurred by the energy transition. there are cranes everywhere. >> they are really remaking this port. it is pretty significant. miles: mayor john mitchell took me on a cruise around the harbor. >> you've got construction all up and down this harbor. what is the total dollar amount right now? >> it is about $1.1 billion. miles: would that have happe

potter's version of bedford falls. this is a monopolistic system that's based off of debt slavery and gambling and prostitution. it's completely devoid of christian ethics. jeff bezos amazon, like a lot of companies, is completely devoid of christian ethics. amazon is uses uses its monopolistic power to crush small businesses. it allegedly steals intellectual property. it silences conservative voices, specifically conservative authors. it also is the largest provider of h-1b visas, which is something that is devaluing american labor, is creating a serf class of american citizens by importing cheap foreign labor. it is capitalism without conscience. and i just i think that if you look at the contrast between jeff bezos and mr. potter and george bailey, you see something george bailey provided people with homes and dignity and stability. he rejected mr. potter's author. he didn't sell out to mr. potter. he is somebody who has a loving family, a strong community, loyal friends. george bailey is actually the richest man in

hello. >> bedford falls. >> when you see jimmy stewart running. hello, bedford falls, merry christmas, merry christmas, merry christmas. >> he comes to realize that he in fact, has had a wonderful life. >> no idea what's happened to me. >> he becomes grateful for all the things that he didn't realize he had, and he was about to throw away. come in, uncle billy. >> not only does george bailey recover himself by getting a second chance, others around him get a chance to show him how much he's meant to them. i wouldn't have a roof over my head if it wasn't for you, george. >> and what saves him? the spirit of christmas. oh, mr. martin. >> what the film tells you is george bailey is us. and his experiences are ours. and that what we want to create is a community where we lift people up. hi, george. >> merry christmas. >> so the ultimate question comes down to where do you, as an american, want to live? do you want to live in bedford falls, the town that jimmy stewart is desperately trying to keep going? or do you want to live in pottersville, where th

and new bedford hotel walls are packed with journalists from around the country and world pro demonstrators all of people there for the most sensational trial of the era. the great murder trial is exciting and interesting everyone. and the folks that predicted that the hill board and the elite bordens who lived in the fancy houses up on the hill when fall river were going to spend big dollars get lizzie off seems to be proven right when joining the defense team for the trial will be the former governor of massachusetts. that's george robinson. also so a lawyer. and as governor had appointed one of the judges who's going to try the case back to the bench. and just judge justin dewey, one of our three judges appointed seven years earlier by governor robinson. now, governor robinson is defending lizzie borden, now the d.a., who is trying who is the prosecutor? i've mentioned his name before. this is josie. and knowlton, respected d.a., harvard law school, later serve as the attorney general of massachusetts. but he, too, is going to bring in some firepower given the publicity of this case. and

normally kind of a court of appeals in new bedford, massachusetts. and the trial will be heard by a jury, but also not just one judge, but a three-judge panel who are going to make the decisions about which evidence to admit, et cetera. the trial is going to open on june 5, 1893. the following june after the commission of the crimes of the previous august. new bedford hotels are packed with journalists from around the country and the world. pro lizzie demonstrators. all kinds of people for the most sensational trial of the era. the great murder trial is exciting and interesting to everyone. and the folks that predict that the hill bordens who lived in the fancy houses in fall river were going to spend big dollars to get lizzie off seems to be proven right when joining the defense team for the trial was the former governor of massachusetts, george robinson, also a lawyer, and as governor, had appointed one of the judges, who is going to try the case to the bench. and justin dewey, one of the three judges appointed seven years earlier by governor robin

for the pbs news hour, miles o'brien in new bedford, massachusetts.in his next report miles looks at how offshore wind , power may complicate fishing and seafood harvesting for one of the country's most lucrative fishing ports. ♪ william: president biden makes a big decision with just weeks left in office. and with republicans set to take power, a funding fight reveals potential cracks in the gop. a perfect time for our politics monday duo. that's amy walter of the “cook political report with amy walter” and tamara keith of npr. welcome to you both. tam, sorry we could not have you sitting here with us. but starting with you, biden is near the end of his term. as he has his entire political rear, he is going all out on this legal front. the commutations we saw today, the thousands before that, pushing a lot of judges through the confirmation. how much of this is normal end of term, end of political career tidying up and how much is it eyeing the incoming administration? tamara: certainly president biden was chairman of the senate judiciary committee f

joining us is chris bedford author of the beltway brief.smear, but i wanted to play this for you, jennifer reubin, washington post columnist, listen to what she had to say. >> all those maga readers out there, you notice the contradiction in terms, maga readers would pick up the washington post and have more readers. what is the logical fallacy here, yes, reader. >> so it sounds like she's saying that maga supporters are illiterate, chris. >> i think she is. at least i don't really read her. i actually don't know who reads her. i've had the incredible discourtesy of having to live around the belt way for the past 20 years of my life and i never heard anyone in the wild say that did you hear that intelligent thing that jennifer reubin wrote. you can see it in the joke. some of these things are funny, and trump was attacked for being wealthy. he's worth billions, which is generally a good thing, worth $10 million per pound and obama going out there, and saying black men, maybe it's because you hate women, and what's the problem with you, and

country and in particular there are problems with the thames link line running from here towards bedfordenden. similarly in the opposite direction between horsham and arran doll. looking further north between cambridge and king's lynn, there is a speed restriction in place really slowing things down. a have cancelled the direct trains from london and there is now a shuttle service from cambridge and across the country that is being replicated. no trains whatsoever on the north coast of wales from chester across to holyhead in anglesey, or in south wales from cardiff across to swansea and carmarthen. transport for wales also warning there are problems on the cardiff to manchester line, severe disruption there, and great western railway, who possibly have had more problems than anyone else, other passengers have, nothing running on the local wines in devon and cornwall and nothing going west of plymouth to penzance. furthermore, if you are travelling on that line, great western railways urges you not to, you should expect to be delayed because of speed restrictions. that is the story acros

and in particular there are problems with the thameslink line, which runs from here towards bedford via at harpenden and similarly in the opposite direction between horsham and arundel. looking further north, between cambridge and king's lynn, there's a speed restriction in place which is really slowing things down. they've cancelled all the direct trains from london and there's now just a shuttle service from cambridge. and pretty much across the country that is being replicated. we've got no trains whatsoever on the north coast of wales, from chester right across to holyhead in anglesey, or in south wales, from cardiff across to swansea and to carmarthen. transport for wales also warning that there's problems on the cardiff to manchester line, severe disruption there. and great western railway, who possibly have had more problems than anyone else, or at least their passengers have, nothing running on the local lines in devon and cornwall and nothing going west of plymouth to penzance. furthermore, if you are travelling on that line, and great western railways urges you not to, then yo

i got to go to bedford falls, the inspiration for it's a wonderful life, even the christmas story housethat's for you in the studio for the show down. you are welcome. let's get into it. ♪ ♪ >> would you like answers on christmas -- no? sir, a night -- no, that's all right. sir, -- never mind. you are from australia, fantastic. how is celebrating christmas in australia different than here in the united states? >> the classic australian christmas is barbecue on the beach. >> barbecue on the beach for christmas. santa in shorts. i can do that. >> at bikinis. >> i don't want to see santa in a be gaining. not that type of show. okay let me ask you some questions about things that you might have to drink on christmas eve. even though it's warm and australia, maybe a hot cocoa. if you were going to have a hot cocoa, what would you put in there? schnapps or bailey's? >> read team, this one goes to you. what were they going to say? with the barbecue or's from down under, to they want to put schnapps in their cocoa or bailey's? >> bailey's. >> are you feeling confident? >> i think they are chugg

i got to go to bedford falls, the inspiration for it's a wonderful life.cleveland, ohio. the elf costume though, that's for you in ther th studio for te showdown. you are welcome. let's get into it. ♪ ♪ lik >> would you like to answer some christmas -- no? sir, can i -- no, that's all right. sir. never mind. aussie, aussie, aussie. you are from australia, i fantastic. how is celebrating christmas in australia different then here ih the united states? >> the classic australian christmas is barbecue on the beach. >> barbecue on the beach for christmas. santa in shorts. i can do that. >> and bikinis. >> i don't want to see santa ine a bikini. not that type of show. let me ask you some questions about things that you might havh to drink ot n christmas eve.ev evene. though it's warm in australia, maybe a hot cocoa. if you were going to, what would you put incoa, there? schnapps or bailey's?ea >> tom: red team, this goes to you. what are they going to say? do they want to put schnapps in their cocoa orn th bailey's? >> bailey's.de >> feeling confident? >> bailey

unique case to continue to honor and preserve his name or you know, do we still want to keep nathan bedfordest on installation on military base or statue of him? >> wl, i think that brings up a good point. the tendency in recent years has been to paint all confederates with a broad brush and to condemn them all. and they've all been demonized. i think it's interesting that after the war, the veterans themselves of north and south did a much better job of reconciling than some of us today, 160 years later. we seem to be, you know, we seem to be reopening old wounds that should have closed a long time ago. as the saying goes, there were good and bad people on both sides. neither side had a monopoly on virtue. you know. one side likes to claim the monopoly on virtue, but you know, the fact of the matter is that there were good people and people who had noble motivations, you know, for fighting to defending their homeland and so i think they need to be, everyone needs to be judged individually. and not as a part of a group. you know. rodney king, who spoke here on campus a couple of years ago,

lee, you got a unique case to continue to honor and preserve his name or do we still want to keep bedford forrest on you know installation of a military base or, a statue and well, i think that brings up a good point that the tendency in years has been to paint all confederate with a broad brush and to condemn them all and they've all been demonized. i think it's interesting that, after the war, the veterans himself, the north and south, did a much better job of reconciling that of us today. 160 years later, that we seem to be, you know really old wounds that should have a long time ago. but definitely you as as the saying goes are good and bad people on both sides. you know, neither side have a monopoly on virtue. you know, one side likes to claim the monopoly on virtue, but, you know, the fact of the matter is that there were good people and and people who had noble motivations, you know, for fighting to defending their homeland and so i think they need to be everyone needs to be judged individually and not as a part of a group. you know, rodney king, you spoke on campus a couple of yea

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christian bedford comes down put out that deal. it's a scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first and goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches about allen. allen was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the build their that pad. their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> disappointed we got the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people stuff that we can play a lot better than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks, end when you do that and we don't stop the run lik

christian bedford comes down put out that deal. it's a scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first goal with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan callan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what kyle shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point we got the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot better than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks, end when you do that and we don't stop the run like w

christian bedford comes down put out that deal.e a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on on first goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff passes the eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point we have the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 we

christian bedford comes down put out that deal.scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first and goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's that after the game. say about - >> point we have the more pride in the sun and i know definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these last 2 weeks. and can g

christian bedford comes down put out that deal. it's a scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first and goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the build their that pad. their lead to 25, 3 minutes later. and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> disappointed we got the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people stuff that we can play a lot better than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks, end when you do that and we don't stop the run

christian bedford comes down put out that deal. it's a scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first and goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan callan was one of the craziest put downs of his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the build their that pad. their lead to 25, 3 minutes later. and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his -peyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> disappointed we got the more pride in the sun and i know, yeah, definitely have some people stuff that we can play a lot better than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks, end when you do that and we don't stop the run

christian bedford comes down put out that deal. it's a scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first and goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point have the more pride in the sun and i know definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in these

i got to go to bedford falls. inspiration for it's a wonderful life and even the christmas story house in cleveland, ohio. the elf costume, though, that's for you people there in the studio for the showdown. >> you're welcome. >> let's get into it. >> hi. would you like to answer some christmas? >> no. hey, sir. >> can i. >> no, man. that's all right, sir. >> never mind. aussie. aussie. >> aussie boy, you are from australia. that's fantastic. okay. how is celebrating christmas in australia different than here in the united states? >> the classic australian christmas is barbecue on the beach. >> oh, yeah. >> barbecue on the beach for christmas. >> santa in shorts. >> absolutely. i could do that. >> and bikinis and bikinis. >> yes. >> i don't want to see santa in a bikini. not that type of show. >> okay, let me ask you some questions about things that you might have to drink on christmas eve, even though it's warm in australia. maybe you get a hot cocoa. and if you were going to have a hot cocoa, what little nip wou

christian bedford comes down put out that deal. it's a scoop and score a very costly turnover by the niners. and then a little bit later on first and goal allen with a quick pass to amari cooper. he pitches it back allan. allan was one of the craziest put down with his career as we get past the pylon a little trickery from the field there that pad their lead to 25, 3 minutes later and its second in a finally brock purdy fakes. the handoff has his eyes in window and the rookie finds itself in the end zone for his second touchdown of his career and also of the season. but still a little too late. the bill, they win it in dominant fashion. 35 to 10 with the final buffalo. they clinched their straight afc east division title, here's what shanahan had to say about that after the game. >> point we have the more pride in the sun and i know definitely have some people out and stuff that we can play a lot than that. 3 turnovers both of these weeks and going on and 6 to 0 in 2 weeks. when you do that and we don't stop the run like we have in

i also grew up in the cornerstone baptist church, which was a very active black baptist church in bedford stuyvesant. and it turns out that during my 1st 12 years of living in crown heights and going to the cornerstone baptist church, my congressperson was the late, great, shirley chisholm. and so politics in different ways, public service was around us. but a lot of it really was just challenging times in a challenging community and people banding together. and my dad who was actively involved in the black -- the block association at that time, and sort of seeing public engagement through the lens of my mom and my dad. liz: you will correct me if this is not correct but in your first race, you came as i understand it very close to defeating an incumbent and the powers that be weren't so happy that you challenged this incumbent. so talk about what, what they did and how you responded to uh -- to their redistricting. hakeem: i ran for a seat in the new york state assembly that was the first office that i ever ran for. i ran against a 20 year incumbent at the time who was backed by the broo

and i also grew in the cornerstone baptist church, which was a very active black baptist church in bedford-stuyvesant. and it turns out that during my first 12 years of living in crown heights and going to the cornerstone baptist church, my congressperson was the late, great shirley and. and so politics in different. public service was around us. but a lot of it really was just challenging times a challenging community and people banding together and my dad who was actively involved in the block association at that time and sort of seeing public engagement through the of my mom and my dad. in your me if this isn't correct but in your first race you, as i understand it, very close to defeating an incumbent and powers that be weren't so happy that that you challenged this incumbent. so talk about what they did and and how responded to did their redistricting. yeah. ran for a seat in new york state assembly. that was the office that i ever for i ran against a 20 year incumbent at the time who was backed by the brooklyn democratic machine. the albany political establishment. i was just a young lawyer at

the book i'm working on right now is about a whale ship that left in 1832 from new bedford. they're about four or five people on board out of 22 that i have. interesting biographical information about, including the key characters. and i tell their story however the rest of them i know their height, their age, skin color. maybe if they were on another whaling ship but i don't know a lot about what happened before they got on that whale ship. and to be honest, if i did know, it maybe wouldn't be that interesting. and 11 of them died right away anyway. so they weren't major parts of the story. so i don't know if that's a satisfying answer, but my theory is that if you too many characters in a in a unified story that's of a short duration and if you give too many details about too many of them readers tend to get confused. this this story has a lot of twists and turns already. and i think minimizing the number of main characters you have to pay to made it easier to follow. follow them. also this book is so different from any other book i've written because all my books have lik

the nathan bedford forrest was a democrat. people don't study their history.the republican party stepped in with grant and tried to roll back a lot of the jim crow laws in the south. host: bring us up to date 2024 what does the republic and party stand for today. caller: border policies, republicans are creators and i see the democrats as takers. border policy, hopefully they can -- border policy, sensible policies, less regulation and they are believers of the american dream. they see the united states as a good place to be, that's why am a republican. host: sam, what do you do. caller: i'm a retired teacher and real estate broker. host: thank to everybody who called in and listened. we appreciate it. we will see ♪ you tomorrow morning. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024]

the nathan bedford forrest was a democrat. people don't study their history.republican party stepped in with grant and tried to roll back a lot of the jim crow laws in the south. host: bring us up to date 2024 what does the republic and party stand for today. caller: border policies, republicans are creators and i see the democrats as takers. border policy, hopefully they can -- border policy, sensible policies, less regulation and they are believers of the american dream. they see the united states as a good place to be, that's why am a republican. host: sam, what do you do. caller: i'm a retired teacher and real estate broker. host: thank to everybody who called in and listened. we appreciate it. we will see ♪ you tomorrow morning. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] president trump.

for more than 20 years, representative stern served the people of blair and bedford counties in harrisburg, where he was committed to addressing the issues that matter most in our communities. during his time both as a member of the committee of agriculture and rural affairs, and the committee of children and youth, representative jerry stern poured himself into his work each and every day. by building coalitions and passing legislation that supported our farmers and by advocating for children in the foster care system and working to ensure that they receive the support and the care that they needed, representative jerry stern showed his commitment to the people of central pennsylvania. today, please join me in remembering the life of representative jerry stern and offering condolences to his wife, susan, and to his entire family. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from the virgin island -- the gentlewoman from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one m

they needed to make sure that prices like these, and tony etta in bedford, and this one to peterborough it is down to the robotic machinery they have. look at this robotic arm. it swings around, it picks up these cages known as yorkers. they slide in and it tips the parcels onto the conveyor belt. it speeds up the process to make sure a lot of these parcels arrive well in time for christmas. i should say the fragile stuff does not go in there. it is still sorted by hand. it is a really busy time of the year. come over this way. sandeep has worked here for six years. come and have a chat to us. just tell me what you do, what is your role?— to us. just tell me what you do, what is your role? hello, my name is sandee -. what is your role? hello, my name is sandeep- my — what is your role? hello, my name is sandeep- my job _ what is your role? hello, my name is sandeep- my job is — what is your role? hello, my name is sandeep. my job is to _ what is your role? hello, my name is sandeep. my job is to make - what is your role? hello, my name is sandeep. my job is to make sure - what is your r