his daughter had married aaron burr. and what aaron burr dies.the leadership of the college turns to burr, his father in law, to edwards, and invites him to become the president of princeton. and he agrees. so edwards leaves massachusetts, where he spent so much of his life. and at the end of 1757, january of 1758, he comes here to princeton to take up a job at princeton as princeton's president. he meets the senior class, rather much as we are met today, a seminar hands out the questions that they will be deliberating on for their next session and never meets with them again. he takes the vaccine for smallpox, but his frame is to weakened, to sustain the impact of it and he dies in january of 1758, actually in the of 1758. he continues, though, to be influential all through his disciples. joseph bellamy and samuel hopkins, the authors of what becomes known as the new divinity divinity. and we'll be reading a little bit of samuel hopkins as we move on further in this seminar. but here in america, in the 18th century, what do you to see are two re

here he is testing out it will be question were going to use on senator burr, [applause] but we really have a highly motivated group down of the white house. the matter what the task at hand each of us gives 110%. the truth is the door to the oval office has a little peephole and this is karen hughes peeping in on me. this is karl rove peeping in on me. this is connie rice peeping in on me. spot has her own people. [applause] this is an e-card peeping in on me and ladies and gentlemen this is the vice president of the united states looking through a peephole and dick i hope you are not doing what it looks like you're doing. [laughter] [applause] this photo actually has nothing to do with anything. i thought i would show it to you however because it is the known -- only known photo and existence of alan greenspan smiling. [applause] this is ari flesher, i was chewing him out here. i am saying re: i am sick and tired of you not answering all the wonderful questions asked by our hard-working press corps. are you sure we are not leaking enough? are you sure that we have given them enough a

there's a party that to defend major part to den, i'm sorry we have image or whatnot, which i'm prob burrs too. which puts you before you commit a crime. they cut you go and joined his party. could this putty hill in party? should be okay. yeah, there's been a that's what as we have with no, that's what happens. so this period what we've cds to say, ah, we are for people, new room treating, did new party carlo, bought by to lemon. them it? yes. liberal party. 07 to 4. 06. now let me say so this, this, this party came, is it as just for printing? no room? oh, okay. it, it, mine is running for president. press the social media president, look at what is happening now. so we love it for the fact always cause echo. seated . i hit my chest. i see i was among this river fa, we, we are among the put up top people listen enough is enough, as getting done, and we're doing it to right. ah, it from the nigerian stands we head over to west africa, the legendary city timble, till the city was rocked by jihadist violence in 2012. now the law, the city visited for centuries by scholars and travellers, is

i think since "hamilton," the play came out, everyone knows who aaron burr is. seriously, i think it's a big issue. i appreciate what trey said. i don't know anybody who doesn't know donald trump and has not formed an opinion one way or the other. >> john, i appreciate you and trey, my sons think i was at the trial of socrates. in terms of the fairness of the jury, in the mid 1990s in the very area, our federal courthouse is probably a block and a half from where they are now, we tried a dozen terrorists who were implicated in the bombing of the world trade center eight blocks away from the courthouse, terrorists are obviously, you know, deeply, deeply unpopular defendants, and every review in court that looked at that thought that they got a very fair trial. so i think if the process is fair and the court is fair, you can get a fair trial. moving the trial to staten island would not make -- would not make much of a difference, not only because of how you point out trump is a high profile public figure, but also you know, we have had cases where -- when the tria

ah ah ah, this is dw news live from burr lead russian cruise missiles and drones had targets across ukraine. at least 5 people are reported dead in strikes in several cities overnight. the attacks coming as keith prepares, a counter offensive, but will new weapons and western training be enough. also coming up the warring parties in sudan, extend a fragile cease fire. a truth that was frequently broke over the last 3 days. thousands have managed to evacuate and much needed supplies and trickle dan and turkey's precedent air to one bounces back from illness as he faces a tough election battle. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we begin in ukraine where russian missile strikes have hit several ukrainian cities overnight, killing at least 5 civilians. a residential building was hit in oman, some 200 kilometers south of the capital. keith authorities also reporting deaths in the eastern city of ne pro where they say that a woman and a young child were killed. it has long been expected that ukraine will launch its own spring offensive against russian forces. but the challenges for ukr

we look at the blades, but there is no bottomhole, a burr.h , the absence of any mechanical damage that could have been caused during transportation, all these are elements of the latest development of the ural civil aviation plant, the first of its kind turboshaft vk-800 sn engine for light air fleet for a new engine. even the drawings are quite fresh in its assembled form, while there is only a mock-up that roughly shows what it will look like, the first fully russian power plant for light multi-purpose aircraft. it is less demanding on fuel and much quieter than its predecessor, while some of the parts were first printed on a 3d printer assembling an engine for another exclusive development of the lms 91 baikal aircraft factory, a successor to the legendary, but hopelessly outdated an-2. a 100% new russian installation was developed from scratch in record time, its individual components, for example, the gas generator, have already passed the first tests. we expect that the resource of the engine will be, but twice as high as what the h80

burr.i'm going to convince a fellow federalist from vermont to throw in so that vermont will now to jefferson jefferson can be elected. and i tell my fellow federalist, maryland and south carolina, it's done, boys. let's go home. jefferson is going to be president. and on the 35th ballot on february 17th of 1801, jefferson was elected president and sworn into office, 15 days later. so we're screwed up. but they were screwed up, too, and they got it. let's move a little bit. that's a great point. back to the 1896 moment for just a. when you look at 1896, it's not just about mckinley, it's about williams, jennings, bryan and america seem to be having a populist moment at the turn of the century, many would argue now and in the populism is again on the rise. like representative ocasio-cortez senator sanders and the democratic party progressives and on the right, the rise of trump and his allies with their nationalism. there's a populist moment saw it jennings bryan saw it mckinley it how did t

casings before assembling them into a single organism, we look at his scarves, but there are no cuts, a burruh, the absence of any mechanical damage that could be caused during transportation is all these are elements of the latest development of the ural plant of civil aviation, the first of its kind, the vk-800 sn turboshaft engine for the light air fleet for the new engine. even the drawings are quite fresh in its assembled form, while there is only a mock-up that roughly shows what it will look like, the first fully russian power plant for light multi-purpose aircraft. it is less demanding on fuel and much quieter than its predecessor, while some of the parts are printed for the first time on a 3d printer , they assemble an engine for another exclusive development of the lms 91 baikal aircraft plant , a successor to the legendary, but hopelessly outdated an-2. a 100% new russian installation was developed from scratch in record time, its individual components, for example, the gas generator, have already passed the first tests. we expect that the resource of the engine will be, but twice

, everyone called him nikolai well, everyone began to laugh, imagine that the choir in sochi would burran only be in water, but really. what's so funny? well, that's how they are in odessa. almost everyone says so, at this morning, the viewing of the first day of our seminar or plenum ended with a transition, he says in the evening view at 18:30. now you can relax or take a walk around the city. and whoever wants, i suggest to go on a tour of the city. what a joy what a blessing, it turns out that i agreed to go on an excursion. surprisingly, out of twenty, only two other people agreed with me. we got into a small car and started drive around the city. let's go, prosheev. it seemed to me that he knows the history of every house in the mountains in the city. apparently he says, here in this house yaroslav gashek wrote his immortal schweik and this is the first gymnasium from here. my mother notes her classmate. misha bulgakov wore to her girlfriend. and here it is round. this is the market of bessarabka from opposite. there are three windows in the house. this is serezha parajanov's apar

learned learned says no, but i burr easily, so the frenchman got stuck to them.am surprised by the phenomenal beauty of lugansk nature. that is, well, when you find yourself in these man-made, uh, pine forests, this sand, well, you look right or your heart pleases, uh, they work seriously and the guys are serious. electronic warfare calculation uav mosquito based on the orlan-10 drone is a modified unmanned complex and there are additional radio-electronic modules. they suppress the enemy's control channels, give them false coordinates, they hate them. e scary enemies are just scary, because they cause tremendous confusion. at the same time, they also deduct mobile phones and ip-addresses there, i ask, well, say foreigners say, well, it happens differently, if of course there are tricks, that is, when you just have this feeling that from the other side. well, they took it the same way, they say, yes , here is the whole of europe and who just wasn’t there, french, germans, italians, americans , british, that is, they determine by phone, but this point, where every

this was a statement by the head of the state duma committee on defense andrei burr. 106 russian military returned from ukrainian captivity, the russian ministry of defense announced today, as the department said they were in mortal danger under the control of the kiev regime , they were returned as a result of negotiations by military transport aircraft of the russian aerospace forces, the released will be delivered to moscow, but then they will go for treatment and rehabilitation of medical institutions of the ministry of defense of russia to all military personnel, necessary medical and psychological assistance is provided. what are the emotions of artyomovsk for the complete liberation of which fierce battles are now continuing to be restored, this was stated by the interim acting head. dpr denis pushilin, he visited the city and assessed the extent of the destruction, and also spoke with the military for details from our special correspondent. in the donetsk republic of boris maksovo, 2/3 artemovskaya is now under the control of russian forces and the figures were announced by the he

yes , you see , the director rita grad of the old school jumped up naturally burr. and he said, let me throw to the surgeons. the cubes got up and said, we don't need it ourselves. what does we mean he himself wanted to save at least something from the filmed film. valuable new interesting fascinating, what was already in the credits of the director is freedom, which means that this was his debut, the first and only film in minsk as a cameraman. grisha massalsky, but there were cubes in grodno on all the shootings and staged, in fact, all the episodes of this picture, although honesty is only one of the authors, the only experience. i came up with a provocative episode of such a book, i filmed an episode of cubes in the city center right next to the monument to lenin rogue director. babich breaks the bench by minskers passing by, not paying attention to past past past. why yes, because it is not their personal property, we explain the announcer's text and there was an episode next to it. we froze right in the center of the city near the gum department store his meta

these programs are executed and every other program implemented to alleviate the burn of that and -- burrills that role. >> mike hit the government business of separating people by immutable characteristics and isn't that the problem with society today and i've seen separate graduations across the united states and happen according to appearance and subdividing on race for government census and subdivide the black community and ball cannizing society more than we've done and that is incredibly troubling. i agree with mike gallagher on that. >> my sister's first word was more ask we make fun of her for it. there's never enough and you're never satisfied and you always want more. the irony of this being more is represents and the acronym is not justice. it's not peace. the acronym is more. what does that mean and symbolize for this program? >> why not more time and more generations and why not 200 years from now? why have we waited so long and, you know, harris talked about people coming over from other countries where perhaps they were enslaved and engaging on farms in romania and why shou

look, there are millions of burrs sitting there. the decision can refuse is 2000 points.denly i don't know. you tell me, well, i generally conduct a dialogue. yes, well, with you, a suddenly you guess. and suddenly there is something interesting, and suddenly there is not. and suddenly you offer money. in the same offer or not, the question is, how much is excellent, i, as an economist , missed something, well, make up your mind. dear viewers we remind you that with the red button on your tv remote control. you can also spin the drum to answer the questions of our capital show by the best viewers. we will invite you here to participate in our program. so, a question for you, our dear viewers. there are 600 points. there is a sector. plus what do you choose? yes please, can you open any letter in this word? what any? open the last letter. it doesn't say anything, so let's remind it. the main thing is that i'll just disperse, and then you understand, sector plus, which one? let's open the second letter? open the second one. yes, actually, and i will call the word whistle an

we may have lost this battle, burr we can win the war against big busch.t them where it hurts the most. bud light, one target, no distraction. the ball is in our court. we may have lost to mostly lost to woke nike and the kneeling nfl when they gave a platform to left wing causes that unnecessarily divide us. but those companies were really tough for people to quit. they made up our wardrobes and our sundays. we tried and mostly failed. but, bud light? is just water that identifies as a beer. it's an easy switch. we can make the bright blue cans synonymous with the democrat blue. and then crush it. and everyone will take notice as a result. that's why this really matters. it's not even about bud light. it's about sending a real signal, a targeted of stand we can actually sustain. a signal to all of corporate america that if you really go woke, you really can go broke. companies need to return to respecting their customers and their country. instead of mindlessly bowing to dei consultants and left wing activists i'm not expecting bud light will suddenly put

than an island and he came to our show and started writing a script based on our troop of 6 american burr elect performs in france we were woman of all this angels and shapes and sizes and it was very exciting to be part of the a few lettering elect scene at the time he here he was bay area born and breed braces and with glossaries all of a sudden walking 9 red carpet in i walgreens pedestrian care. >> land for best director that was backpack in 2010 the french love this music i come back here and because of film was not released in the united states nobody gave a rats ass let's say the music and berry elect and performing doesn't pay very much i definitely feel into a huge depression especially, when it ended i didn't feel kemgd to france anymore he definitely didn't feel connected to the scene i almost feel like i have to beg for tips i hey i'm from the bay area and an artist you don't make a living it changed my represent tar to appeal and the folks that are coming into the wars these days people are not listening they love the idea of having a live musician but don't really nurture it

this morning john burr will file a federal lawsuit with the city o antioch and members of the police department. they are learning they are about to get sued. this is one more thing fo the depatheae undethe investiga the fbi and contra costa d.a. office. it's expected to be a big part of the case will show at least 45 of their officers used racist and homophobic slurs in text messages. >>> two of three men charged with murder in the killing that killed an 8-year-old are due in court. they are expected to enter pleas. the suspects thought the family car belonged to a rival gang member when the opened fire killing the little girl. >>> workers picketing on a one day strike but today at the children's hospital it will be back to normal. the same in walnut creek. the national unio of health care workers want better protection for their jobs. sunday night we understan the talks stalled. we are disappointed the union rejected our final offer late sunday night and is choosing to engage in a costly and disruptive strike. >>> the hits keep coming for employees at meta. thousands of jobs being

. >> if there was a cheese burr r or raspberries, you would be picking on them all morning. >> i'm a man of moderation. rachel: he is trying to win you over. he brought you -- >> this is from mag noel jam ma. i've been trying to tell pete about banana pudding with nilla wafers. you know who makes good pudding, kathleen. rachel: next time i go to dallas, that's what i'm having. >> pudding cannot compete with ice cream. why would you have pudding when you could have ice cream. rachel: it's so good. you're complaining? it's so good. >> we asked you to e-mail us. >> terry said pete, i'm a southern belle through and you through and believe me banana pudding and nilla wafers. eat a banana, it's a southern thing. rachel: this is from bob. he said this isn't in the conversation. have you drank banana juice? you get the point. for pie, banana cream is good but it doesn't best an a apple or peach buy. >> no one's juiced a banana,. rachel: it's a smoothie. >> you ever tried to juice a banana? i can't imagine. rachel: this is so good. >> i already disagree with this, sandy from kentucky. [laught

ehrenberg was tried -- er -- aaron burr was tried and it is very distracting to thomas jefferson.ocess has to be separate from our politics. one should not be intermingled with the other. geoff: michael, thank you for your insights and your time this day. >> my pleasure. thank you. vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz, in for sthanie sy with newshour west, updating our top story. former president trump addressed the charges against him late this evening. speaking from mar-a-lago, trump proclaimed his innocence and -- innocence. >> the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. vanessa: trump went on to disparage the manhattan d.a., attacked democrats, and also made unfounded claims about election fraud. a russian woman suspected in a fatal bombing will stay in jail for two months pending an investigation. sunday's attack in st. petersburg killed a military blogger who backs the war in ukraine. she was kept in the glass holding cell. she is said she did not know a statuette she gave to the victim was really a bomb. the kremlin today

but what's happening is we have the cold front that's coming through, burr the rain is really tryingas it approaches the bay area. so we're just looking at some drizzle this morning. and then as we head into the weekend, dry weather continues. we may see the north bay getting in so on some rain monday and tuesday. we'll be watching out for that. take a look at our temperature trend. upper 60s today. mid-60s tomorrow. a little cooler. then you can see it coming back up. we're in for a pleasant weekend with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. and we'll also see the temperatures dipping again next week. so we're still kind of going back and forth. the battle of the air masshÑ between spring and winter. we're going to see spring weather for the weekend. the commute so far is calm. it looked like it was swallowing up the bay bridge. you can see low clouds, but there's great visibility. not as good as the toll plaza, but it's visible across the span. no metering lights yet. we'll continue to watch for that. no slowing throughout the east bay. there's a fire along 242. just behind the deale

la burr's a high fly down the line in left. it's gone for a grand slam. of a sudden it is 6 to one raise they added 2 more homers in the 3rd manuel margot rips a shot out to left. solo blast makes it 7 to 2 and then it's christian bethancourt with a high drive to center field. and out 5 home runs off a starter. ken waldichuk gave up 8 runs on 8 hits in 3 innings. what the rays moved to 7 on the season. they win 9 to 5 against the a's. well, looks like a perfect day at the masters today, right? but boy, looks can be deceiving. some wild weather in augusta before we get to that. some pretty impressive gulf. also in today's second round, let's start with tiger woods looking to make the cut at augusta today. he's plus 2 after 11 holes when play was suspended. again, more on that later. this is his par putt at 11. should be plus 2. so tiger has a good shot of moving into the 3rd round cal products. collin morikawa shot a 3 under 69 today. this is his 3rd shot at the par 5. 15th lay it right next to the cup. gets the birdie and a 6 strokes off the lead then in

we are coordinating with general burr han and metty to expand the cease-fire to a sustainable cease-fire and uphold u man taran obligations. the sudanese people are not giving up for the secure and free and democratic future and neither will we. the united states will work with all parties in coordination with the regional and international partners to bring an end to the fighting and a return to the transition to a civilian government. >>> an update there from secretary blinken on the evacuation of the u.s. personnel and also an update on the efforts they are trying to provide to support and help americans, american citizens and private citizens trying to get out of the country, but as we heard in the last hour, a family of two young men who are stuck in the country, they need more help they say. sara? >> thank you, kate. at the heart of the conflict in sudan, these two men, the military leader abdul fatah burhan and until recently, they were allies, and gained power in darfur some two decades ago, and some 2.5 million were displaced by that violence. in 2019, they worked together to to

. >> greg: that was raymond burr.sland. >> jeanine: really? >> greg: get into that later. did i artie ask you, martha? >> martha: no. may be "fantasy island?" >> greg: didn't they try to bring that back? i think so. no, they brought back -- >> martha: "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette." >> greg: did not last for very long because they did not have tattoos. r.i.p. he was great. >> jeanine: they did not have ai. go ahead. >> greg: harold? >> harold: "sanford and son" and "mouth landing." >> greg: you cannot do "sanford and son" without red fox. >> harold: there we go. >> martha: bring it back. >> jeanine: "knots landing," which one was that? >> martha: it was like "dallas." >> greg: "fantasy island," by the way, is on fox. just suddenly remembered that. sounds like a producer going in my ear. >> jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: i said "facts of life" already. >> greg: going to move on. i was going to say "the brady bunch." but it is all of tom brady's family. [laughter] "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ and there he is. chaz

walked into old national bank in louisville, kentucky, and shot four people dead, wounded nine others burr police shot and killed him andy beshear held back tears as he told reporters one of the victims was a close friend of his. that was just the most recent shooting we saw a string of mass shootings over the weekend from south carolina to louisiana to texas. this is america. this is the atmosphere that the republican party is forcing us all to live in, because they refuse to do anything to confront this uniquely american sickness and given all that's happening in the world, it is easy to forget that nearly two weeks ago, three babies and three adults were gunned down at the covenant school, a presbyterian school just outside of nashville. americans are sick of it aren't you sick of it? in nashville, parents and their kids went to the state capitol to demand action their calls were echoed by tennessee state representatives justin jones, gloria johnson, and justin pearson >> we are tired of the silence that is going on in this place and the reality is there are some people who are silent t

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the armstrong burr's then rob, the victim, sometimes even taking the vehicle itself.giving tips now reducing your risk of becoming a victim. and they include reporting any suspicious activity always keeping your vehicle's doors locked while you're in it. and then rolling up the windows while driving to and when ou want to call police right away. if you're being followed, drive to a police station or well-lit are populated area and called police don't drive straight home because then they'll know where you live. you can find more tips like that on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 5.30, a and still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. the u.s. and mexico put in their bid to host another world cup. we'll see what's >> we are back at 5.40. the giants were back home facing the mets. no one on board. top of the 4th inning when the mets scored 5 runs. the giants came right back in the next inning trying to close the gap. they scored 4. unfortunately, they couldn't take the lead back and the mets added to their lead after that to win the game. final score 9 to 4 game 2. t

aaron burr was tried not for the murder of alexander hamilton, but for trying to wage a coup againsternment of the u.s. that was very distracting to thomas jefferson. our legal process always has to be separate from our politics. one should not be intermingled with the other. geoff: michael, thank you for your insights and for your time on this historic day. michael: my pleasure, thank you. ♪ amna: in the day's other headlines, parts of the midwest and south braced for a new wave of severe weather days after tornadoes killed 32 people. this morning, powerful thunderstorms swept the quad cities area in iowa and illinois with winds of 90 miles an hour and hail the size of baseballs. meanwhile, a blizzard warning covered the dakotas and high winds kept fire conditions dangerous across the southwest. there's encouraging news about evan gershkovich, "the wall street journal" reporter being held in russia. the newspaper says he met with his lawyers today for the first time and appeared to be in good health. the biden administration and "the journal" have denied gershkovich was spying as ru

tim burr chand in tennessee said it's about freedom for him they don't ever make this direct correlationere seems to be this sense that there's a cost associated with this freedom that they are willing to pay. at least when it comes to limiting access to guns. now where you do see some room for negotiation if that's the appropriate word is this idea of hardening targets. providing more security officers more funding for police. to try and prevent the shooter from even gaining access to facilities like this where these mass shootings where taking place, but this incident that took place in louisville is a good example this is a bank they're among the most secure places in the country and it still happened if there's ever going to be anything substantive that's going to come out of congress when it comes to limiting access to guns. >> i want to leave us with this quote from republican representative from south carolina she's talking about what is not helping republicans and that's this idea that they just don't have any compassion. they're unfeeling. she said if we can show we care just a

pearson's expulsion, republican andrew farmer lectured pearson on how he should behave his comments burr condescension and disdain. >> just because you don't get your way, you can't come to the well, bring your friends, and throw a temper tantrum with an adolescent bull horn don't stop by commandeering the wealth while we're conducting business that's why you're standing there, because of that temper tantrum that day for that yearning to have attention. that's what you wanted well, you're getting it now. so i'll just advice you, if you want to conduct business in this house, file a bill >> the members were unbowed and unbothered because this isn't really about decorum it's about stifling democracy and consolidating power, and ignoring an ever-changing, ever frustrated electorate. the glaring tell was the adjudication of the perceived crime. only two of the members were expelled and they just so happened to be black the expulsions, while a lasting stain on tennessee and on american democracy, could be short-lived. the city council for representative justin jones' district is expected to r

. >>> chp will reveal details about three suspects hum burr toe anaya and emmanuel sarango. two of them are expected to enter pleas on thursday in dublin. >>> let's talk about politics. and there's a drum beat here as well. senator dianne feinstein. she begins a new day working from home here in the bay area while growing calls for her to resign happen in washington, d.c. once again. feinstein is sidelined with shingles as there's kind of a tug of war in politics. a war that's raging over temporarily replacing her on the judiciary committee. it's an important committee. they're tasked with getting judges on benches across the country. but her absence has stalled confirmation proceedings on president biden's nominees for federal judges. feinstein wants new member seated while she recovers. >> she's hopeful on returning soon. we think the republicans should allow a temporary replacement till she returns. >> so there's some process here. senate majority leader chuck schumer who you just saw needs republicans to support temporarily replacing feinstein to get those judicial confi

anything like this although i suppose the eventual difficulties between thomas jefferson and aaron burr might qualify. 19th century. this is an extraordinary situation not only for pence and trump but for the entire republican party where you have the possibility of donald trump facing multiple criminal indictments while also being the front-runner for the party's nomination in 2024. there was a poll out earlier this week from npr, pbs newshour and marist that encapsulated the dilemma facing the party with great con sigs. 63% of republicans in the poll said they would like to see a second donald trump presidency even if he is convicted of a crime. and 3/4 of independents, 3/4 of people of color, 3/4 of americans under 45 and 4/5 of college educated white voters said they did not want to see another donald trump presidency if he is kovlth convicted a cri. he has successfully convinced a lot of the base to rally around him, that all of this is the deep state really conspiring against them. and the rest of the country is reacting in a way that you might expect, that multiple criminal indic

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