i'm who my apparent institute and m e r c. mark. i believe this pronounced has evacuated to agents and then turned back to indonesia and didn't even miss a foreign affairs as 5. the challenges on the evacuation i made ongoing is really on baldwin's of the got a got media. is that how do your colleagues we have once again succeeded in of a create and wanting to need and citizen, very dozens of you. i you be out of gaza. freight is a mercy volunteer who previously carried out humanitarian work and the indonesian hospital in north casa, since the nation hospital is not operating for regent. all the mercies volunteers have been in solve and gaza, the situation in gauze, a still very dentures. israel continues to carry out attacks after the completion of the humanitarian force current leisurely attacks. conf. even targeted parts of southern gaza, especially in the whole new, new syria, southern gaza was previously a relatively safe area compared to north casa 3. does one of the screen mercies volunteers who decided from the beginning to

difference in damage to the natural world that would result from overshooting and hitting the two degree c mark. but they said in that report, that what we need to do, really to stabilize the atmosphere was get to a world by mid century where we were net zero. taking as much carbon out of the atmosphere as we were putting into it. that would require a transformation of the global economy on a size and scale that has never occurred in human history. just let me repeat that quote from the report. a transformation of the global economy on the size and scale that has never occurred in human history. that kind of transformation i would contend is not achievable by the market alone. we need public and private investment. it's why president biden passed his investing in america general. the bipartisan infrastructure law which makes the big ininvestment in our nation's infrastructure and spurs innovation in the energy sector. the chips and science act. and the inflation reduction act. the biggest ever investment in clean energy and climate change. not just in the history of our country. but in the hist

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please help me welcome mark c johnson. thank you. thank you, suzanne. appreciate the lewis and clark library. this event tonight. it's good to see you and thanks to my friends from the local independent bookstore, montana book company for being here tonight, we've been on a whirlwind tour across montana and it's been great. what a privilege it is to visit the state that sent mike mansfield to the united states senate four different times. if you know anything about books, you know that it's a community event requires many different people contributing the scholars and historians whose work you rely upon to try to get the straight, the people who are willing to talk to you about the subject, the archivists and the librarians help you find the records. and in my case, my editor in chief, my marketing director, my vice president, dr. trish johnson. now, that's hard for me to believe, that tomorrow she will have stuck with me for 38 years. we're celebrating our wedding anniversary tomorrow by listening to me give a speech. so there you are. in all seriousne

please help me welcome mark c johnson. thank you. thank you, suzanne. appreciate the lewis and clark library. this event tonight. it's good to see you and thanks to my friends from the local independent bookstore, montana book company for being here tonight, we've been on a whirlwind tour across montana and it's been great. what a privilege it is to visit the state that sent mike mansfield to the united states senate four different times. if you know anything about books, you know that it's a community event requires many different people contributing the scholars and historians whose work you rely upon to try to get the straight, the people who are willing to talk to you about the subject, the archivists and the librarians help you find the records. and in my case, my editor in chief, my marketing director, my vice president, dr. trish johnson. now, that's hard for me to believe, that tomorrow she will have stuck with me for 38 years. we're celebrating our wedding anniversary tomorrow by listening to me give a speech. so there you are. in all seriousne

for me, what took my breath away was the yacht club and open c. 90% marked down from an original valuationaks of hubris. sonali: the yacht club brought in other big investors like long entry. and you have code 2 coming into open sea as well. there was a time it was an ipo darling. now open c had been in the crosshairs of regulatory uncertainties that would surround the rest of crypto. even more so because in fts versus token listings and other assets were under the ire of the fcc. a severe rank down when you look at how tiger global has taken the position for similar rivals. as you say this has not been limited to the crypto industry. ed: a big scope getting ahead on recent proceedings. caroline: sonali? sonali: i couldn't hear. caroline: he was asking about the scoop. it seems vip traders knew ahead of time? sonali: they did know ahead of time. they were in the uae and they don't have extradition to the united states. it wasn't just the founder but shows the extent that the rest of the traders were concerned about how finance would resolve the settlement and get through at the end of the

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c's powers. how did the army mark that he was hailed by many is the savior of the nation, but not much of that you for your remains. today. under his rule, the number of political prisoners has increased dramatically. human rights and civil rights have almost cease to exist. we've seen a deepening of the, the regimes control over the economy which is contributed to the impoverishment of the population. uh and, and the building of an array of new prisons to how's the extraordinary number of prisoners that they have arrested and hold many times without even charges or trials and pre trial potentially making last year's internationally easy to see there's an important tank of stability in the region immediately to the wall between israel and how much that's beneficial. so you see domestically but setting out to still the expect it to be low opposition. candidates are as good as it visible. is the only face to be seen on billboards, even before the election of the seas. victory seems. let's look at some of the other world news headlines now. philippine bo 10 chinese coast guard ship has collided near

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please help me welcome mark c johnson. [applause] >> thank you suzanne. appreciate that lewis and clark library hosting this event tonight. it is good to see you. and thanks to my friends from local, independent bookstore, untenable company for being here tonight's. we have been on a whirlwind tour across montana and it has been great. what a privilege it has been to visit a state that sent mike mansfield to the senate for different times. if you know anything about writing books you know it is a community event. it requires many different people contributing. the scholars and the historians whose work you rely upon to try to get the facts straight the people who are willing to talk to about the subject for the archivists and thehe librarians who help you find the records. and in my case my editor-in-chief, my marketing director, might research vice president doctor trish johnson. now it is hard for me too believe that tomorrow she will have stuck with me for 38 years. we are celebrating her wedding anniversary tomorrow to listening to me give a speech. [

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c he shows relatives the marks of mistreatment, but some of them cannot be seen. they ask the sea captain, how could he interrogate to get without his parents ordered? we're 17 years old, must be accompanied by a lawyer. imagine what it's like for it's was he told they took him without me, his father ordered and we get to the family said these were the soldiers of reading the job as a refugee camp came to cuttings. grandmother, looking for him with the tool. when they came to the team, the other teenagers, researched his uncle's health and the other uncle's house too. we as the army, what did you want? and they said, can you, can you hold of this for getting this little boy been yeah. does it? yeah, yeah. the next day is really interrogate. there's told his fathers to hands kidding in or else is very low risk. children as young as 12, prosecute them and maybe 3 courts. the main charge is throwing stones. so as of october, the 7th, more than $3500.00 palestinians have been detained. many are children from the city and say these way the goal is to instill fear and c

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eastern on c-span, you can also watch online at c-span.org or with the free c-span now video app. >> my name is marki am a curator at the library of congress. we have here thomas payne's common sense -- "common sense ." 47 page pamphlet in which payne, who was a recent immigrant to the colonies, argued for separation from great britain. up until this time, americans considered themselves to be part great britain. they were subject to the king. and even though there had been some battles between the american colonies and great britain, most americans wanted reconciliation. this pamphlet changed their minds towards the abuses of the monarchy and the american colonies and encouraged/ persuaded them to establish a new government. it's divided into four parts. the first is on the history of government. the second part deals with monarchy and hereditary succession. the third part deals with the current state of american affairs. and the fourth part talks about the ability of america to govern itself and forming maybe that would challenge -- form a navy that would challenge the real navy. i don't know exac

flushed with an intensity that made me jump every time the of the sink and bath tub and shower were marked with c and f for. sure. and for the french words hot and cold people, unfamiliar with the house, often scolded when they washed their hands, the house forced you to move differently. it could be a bewildering, even harmful place if you didn't know its rules. it was as if i lived inside my mother's mind. everything been designed, especially for her and alone. the space was built accommodate the particularities and peculiarities of her gestures, habits. the house had many horizontal surfaces. daybeds kitchen counter, spacious hearths, hardwood on which she could assume typical recumbent pose on her side, arm cocked to, prop up her head while smoking or reading, talking on the phone. she herself out on these domestic plateaus like manet's, olympia and life lived itself around. she had transformed place from a factory into a fortress an irresistible nexus of, strangeness, luxury and niche functionality. the architecture of my mother's desires. everything around us had in it. she designed her own

the top of the sink and bathtub and shower were marked with c and f, the french words for hot and cold. sometimes people scolded themselves when they washed their hands. it could be a bewildering and even harmful place if you did not know its rules. it was as if i lived inside my mother's mind. everything had been designed especially for her and her alone. it was built to accommodate the particularities and peculiarities of her habits. the house had many horizontal surfaces. daybeds. hardwood floors. she could assume her typical recumbent pose, on her side, arm cocked to prop up her head while smoking or reading or talking on the phone. she spread herself out on these domestic plateaus, and a life lived itself around her. she had transformed this place from a factory into a fortress, an irresistible nexus of strangeness, luxury, and niche functionality. the architecture of my mother's desires. everything around us had her in it. she designed her own jewelry. at gemologist with her collaborator. the piece was so elaborate that they tested the limits of engineering. she designed her own

on c-span2 hiv/aid policy advocates mark world aids day at a conference in washington, d.c. washington, d.c. attendees will look at solutions to address recess in healthcare challenges in black and lacuna communities. that begin at 90 in houston. you can also watch our live coverage on the c-span helped you out or online at c-span.org. >> federal reserve board, christopher waller discuss inflation and the future of the u.s. economy at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute. >> good morning. thank you to everyone who is here this morning. thanks to everyone who is watching on theth live stream, d to everyone who watched the video of this event at some point in the future at their convenience. i'm a clustering, director of economic policy studies at the american enterprise institute. i'm delighted to welcome you and honor to welcome governor waller here today. since its peak in the summer of 2022 the headline inflation rate has moderated but it is still higher than the federal reserve 2% target. how much longer should the fed persist in his contractual monetary p

mark on this. who is their plan b, c or d? here. >> harris: mark, i will come to you for plan b. hoer is andy mccarthy on what you just mentioned, doug. >> i think they've already collided. he is indicted in two cases. he will be out there publicly, as is his lawyer speaking. that will be excruciating for the president. it dredges up stuff that has been kind of vaguely known for years and that joe biden must have thought that he had survived that long ago. and here it is again right at a time when a lot of top democrats are saying maybe time for him to get out. >> harris: we'll do plan b for another time. your thoughts on that plus the news this week his brother, james biden, the president's brother, also with some problems in his history of using the family name for cash. >> well look, i think president biden has some questions to answer. he hasn't answered them. i didn't really think hunter biden's strategy of going out there and saying i'm not testifying for a deposition made any sense to me whatsoever. so look, the presiden

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c he shows relatives the marks of mistreatment, but some of them cannot be seen. they ask the sea captain, how could he interrogate to get without his parents ordered? we're 17 years old, must be accompanied by a lawyer. imagine what it's like for a 12 year old. they took him without me, his father ordered and we get to the family said these were the soldiers of reading the job as a refugee camp came, took headings, grandmother looking for him. with the tool. when they came to the, the other teenagers, they searched his unconcealed, and the other uncle's house, do we asked the army, what did you want? and they said, can you, can you hold of this for getting this little boy then? yeah. did they get you the next day is really and through a gate, there's told his fathers to hands getting in or else is very low risk. children as young as 12 impulse, acute them in military courts. the main charge is throwing stones. so is looked over the 7th, more than $3500.00 palestinians have been detained. many are children from the city and say these way, the goal is to instill fe