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what should people know about calvin coolidge, who don't know much about calvin coolidge? >> well, i'm proud to say i'm broadcasting right from vermont and we have events going on right now at plymouth notch, calvin coolidge's home village. guess what, we should remember, today is coolidge's birthday! he is the only president born on the fourth of july. last night, we had a coolidge reenactor and coolidge speeches and a coolidge birthday cake. i hope, that now that the country's opening up, people come to the state historic site. coolidge was a very specific federalist, so his family liked the state to be has government. the state is our site where the coolidge foundation is also located. i hope you come another year to celebrate his birthday with us on the fourth. >> coolidge foundation dot org is the website. born on the fourth of july! doug brinkley, want to take the trivia, which president died on the fourth of july? >> well, it's john adams and thomas jefferson. they were adversaries throughout life. they're both the great founders of our nation. we should be celebrat

but go to calvin glass to attend to other things. first. an inconspicuous building on the edge of copenhagen. could it be the solution for many of our food problems? owner sleeman certainly think so. the name of his new fangled farm is nordic harvest. my background is as a financial analyst as an investment bank. and the 8th years ago i was sitting doing an incentive program for the employees offer the bank, which gave them the opportunity to earn 100 percent on top of their salary if they were high performers. so then i thought you said ok, just to sit and learn some money for yourself and not do enough for the society. the banker became a farmer and set up europe's largest indoor farm in the danish capital, for and as leman, vertical farming is a way to stop the destruction of ecosystems and feed the world's growing population . at the moment 38 percent of the world's land area is used for food production. it consumes 70 percent of fresh water and is responsible for 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions at 3 months. eco friendly, vertica

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oh, calvin jones was born in them bob way. he grew up near london and then he moved to berlin. and that's where we caught up with them to hear more of his moving story. with his beef get right under your skin, zimbabwe. musician kelvin jones has achieved world wide stardom. now people recognize him on the street. just like here in berlin. but that wasn't always the case. as a child, he felt like he didn't belong though that the times where i felt really like alone was scared, was actually was moments at school. i was the only black kid and school like in the whole school. there was no or the black kid and my english wasn't so good as it was a crazy difficult time. the 1st i think, 3 years or something i that his real name is to nash him upon he. he was born in zimbabwe in 1995. his family moved to a london suburb when he was 9. his new life was anything but easy, and he changed school several times. but this was also the time when he discovered music, as a way of expressing his emotions and fears you'll be, ah, i just wanna, you know, oh my mind i, oh, when i play music, i sort

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that's a nice transition to calvin coolidge. i will note amity shlaes on the charitable board of trustees of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. what should people i am proud to say i'm broadcasting have it going on right now and guess what we should remember today is coolidge's birthday. he is the only president born on the fourth of july. last night we had a coolidge reenactor and a coolidge birthday cake. i hope now the company is opening up and people do come to the state historic site coolidge was a very specific federalists. come in another year to celebrate on the fourth request coolidge foundation is the website born on the fourth of july. doug brinkley john adams and thomas jefferson the great founders of our nation. we should be celebrating thomas jefferson through the declaration of independence. ironically jefferson on his tombstone in charlottesville, virginia did not want to be known as the president of the united states produce more proud of offering the declaration and being a founder of virginia and oth

of the city fortifications of the city’s minds , the temple was both a uniate and a catholic and calvintion. and they also say they don’t go to a strange monastery with their charter, what can i say, svetka does not correct at a strange hospital. and i w. it can be said, with its price, nazhmash goes, and we go, and you remain waiting for the next conditional promenade. wait and we are waiting , repent and we will justify. fallen on the trading mind promenade, bye. on october 20, 1947, the performance is really good, but happiness is better based on the play by ostrovsky, the grodno regional drama theater was opened. at the beginning, the productions were staged in the old theater building of the grodno starostytizengauz, and since 1984, in the new theater built according to the project of the architect gennady machulsky, the theater has toured a lot in its geography russia poland bulgaria germany repeatedly became a prize-winner and laureate of prestigious theater forums in 2011 for a significant contribution to the development of national culture to the team of the grodno regional dra

but oh to calvin glass to tend to other things. first. on an inconspicuous building on the edge of copenhagen. could it be the solution for many of our food problems? owner under sleeman certainly think. so. the name of his new fangled farm is nordic harvest. my background is as a financial analyst as an investment bank. and the 8th years ago, i was sitting doing an incentive program for the employees offer the bank with gave them the opportunity to earn 100 percent on top of their salary if they were high performers. so then i thought you said ok, just to sit and earn some money for yourself and not do enough for this. i think the banker became a farmer and set up europe's largest indoor farm in the danish capital, for and as leman, vertical farming is a way to stop the destruction of ecosystems and feed the world's growing population . at the moment 38 percent of the world's land area is used for food production. it consumes 70 percent of fresh water and is responsible for 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions at lemons. eco friendly,

it's hey, alma is wearing a swiss calvin. i call. it says she's a beautiful simon taco today with horns to eat hole in the summer. and she grazed up at 2000 and made her late on this. she's wonderful is dipped up the yoga exit out of town. it's always an emotional experience heading down from the alpine pastures. says martin, i'm here. are to be isn't oh young and i'm off. he's been on the mountainside since the 28th of man said without returning to the valley. 1000 died in moscow and with all the work to do up here, not out of he says there's no time to get lonely. i've had my kind of taking some kite deseeno was lou they know what's going on to come. they always get the same decorations and own d. now they're waiting for us to open the gate self love and then they'll march 14 kilometers fits in kilometer from the alpine pastor and inner outbox to the town of a fight about 600 meters further down the slopes. a healthy alpine cow provide some 4000 leaders of milk a summer, but makes for a lot of hard work for the herder. what we're f

my name is tracy messer with the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. thank you all for here this morning. on three occasions mr. coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning on the death of his predecessor warren g harding on the death of his 16 year old son calvin jr. and on the death of his father colonel coolidge, and i was wondering if any of you can comment on the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning when did it start and when did it seem to go out of fashion? i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately, i don't know the history of that. but yeah, but it's something that isn't really in style now. you don't really see it now. but yeah, unfortunately that's a really good question and i don't have the answer. sir yes, thank you, sir. nikolai. i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's. inaugural parade and i had to also that was my plea beer and my if the naval academy and my first class year, i had the privilege of leading the honor company. ah that marched in his funeral procession.

let's say the calvin collection is introduced. in dzerzhinsk , nikitads were called poyden., not that i stood like that. allegedly, there weren’t so many of them 150 years less , they looked like ruins, let’s say the monastery of the cortesian ubeyroze mastak covered the curly- haired looks allilust, and you were the administrators like the horrors of napoleon orda stood at the ruins. and senya has already been updated with a court with a gift, and the horde’s seat at the vorocelej, if both are resting on the ground, and for her, explore a flat field, our hour has not been found. i'm jim now nor orsha zagarysh? broadcast 24/7 is a project in which there is a place for a brief overview on an important topic, although there are still weeks, we will not forget about the unique rituals and original culture of belarus in addition, we will take a walk with our guides and learn a couple of unusual belarusian words. we will immediately cut off a pershag of bread to a lutz cut off the bread , and you and do not forget with gratitude to appreciate the work of people who bread - they r

let's say the calvin collection is introduced. in dzerzhinsk , yakitoda was called poiden. sorry.rm them, and not that yak stood, and standing about jim amal did not change to the yak-bytsam and there were no one hundred and fifty years less than so many of them have come down to us, they look like ruins. let's say the monastery of the carthusian at the berosia, the mastak, covered up the ukuds, the alley looks like a mold, and you are the administration of the river, the horrors of napoleon orda stood by the ruins. and semnya is already smitten with such tsud with i’m gifted to sit down, the horde at the vorotsedzh, if the battles rested bright, but for her i didn’t find a flat field to explore, our hour the house was renewed by reggie for the shemalyunks. napoleon orda opened a museum of the great patriotic places there and aki to prove to them at sim that now i am not jim orsha snatch. how to find humility and avoid all these sins, but the answers are the result of a person’s prayer, what do we know about the ancient and unique shrines of belarus, having found the icon of the m

but the staff there were equipped to careful look at 11 level has anyone with calvin's over and they referred her to a hospital, a 3 hour drive away. but she didn't make, she was forced to give birth at another health center on the way whoever's going to go to go to montana without a little done with luna is in a critical condition. after her baby was still born, she was unable to expel the placenta. from her womb and is now hemorrhaging ah, mobile phone, one word of them and believe any of that i've got 8. i was also a little bit about it. philosophically mental instances and less than 30 minutes later, the helicopter touches down in cut under an ambulance is waiting to take me to a hospital. wow. oh, how? oh well, that's quite a medical stop. rush mana, to the intensive care unit. there's nothing her husband can do now, but wait or back in kidney village, gloria's delivery date has come and gone. she's getting anxious. although the village has its own very basic health post the closest center where she can get an ultrasound is a 4 hour walk away. she's heading there for a checkup w

calvin did a tour of duty with the u.s. airforce during the korean war and during this service he became a licensed minster. received an honorable discharge the rank of sergeant in 55 and settle in the california. married his sweet heard lowis may swain on july 16 of 55 in the home of his sister mrs. oshg del barry. after relocating from oak land to san francisco in 1960 he and his wife became members of second union missionary church. they were blessed with 3 children calvin, wanda and p.m. laand welcomed into their home and raised their nephew randy wayne. in 1965, they move friday san francisco to san bruno where they spent foggy saturdays at their children's sport's events. introduces family to theatre and arts. and shared family vacations across the u.s., mexico, canada and europe. they worked dill gent low to maintain a warm, close knit and loving environment for their family. education being a key emphasis in their home they supported their children's under graduate and graduate educational per suits. reverenderns aa

vice president kamala harris headed to calvin and she will be in los angeles on monday before heading here to see if it does go on tuesday. the vp will take part in a conversation on the white house is climate crisis investment. tuesday night, she will be attending a dnc finance event. >>> we are following breaking news in the southeast. deadly mass shooting in raleigh north carolina. police say the shooter is in custody as an responsible for killing off duty police officer along with four other people. the suspect as a white male and is a minor. police stress they are still in the early stages of this investigation and have not yet uncovered emotive for the shootings. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. a different tone as he rejoins the warriors. >>> the cost of almost everything is slowly going up. why the attempts to stop inflation don't seem to be working. >>> a first look at the suspect now under arrest in the deadly shooting of an armored security guard. last month outside of east bay hospital. former employee of the same security company. last month, john mendez was shot and robbed

calvin, what about you? down in georgia and there have been all sorts of allegations in the news over the last 48 hours or so about herschel walker. how are these going to impact what happens in less than five weeks? >> well, i'm not surprised that lots is coming out in october. you know, this is october surprise month. but i want to start out by saying that janel my wife janel and i are praying for mr. walker and his family. we know how grueling a race like this, a statewide race in georgia can be. it's just not on the candidates. also grueling on the family as well. and we understand that there is going to be challenges. i mean, when i ran, i campaigned in every county in the state of georgia all 159 counties from the largest to the smallest. and the things that we were hearing, they weren't concerned about the personal back story of candidates. they are concerned about kitchen table topics. concerned about cost of living, crime, and educating the children. as long as we focus on those key topics, we will

. >> calvin clark led the recall effort. >> there's a real disconnect throughout the united states ine elected board of supervisors and their county staff. there was really no standardization in this pandemic. it was over the top. it was beyond clear protection of the citizens' rights. >> in december of 2021, clark made an appearance on the new american, the john birch society's online magazine, where he discussed the nevada county recall efforts. >> doing recalls and calling them into the accountable place of their oath of office. if they don't understand it, this is a way to avoid a civil war. they should think about it. >> is a way to avoid a civil war. what do you mean by that? >> you know, we have where too much government gets to be tyranny. and yet we start adopting small strings of tyranny until we start to be bound down and our rights get lost, and then pretty soon we don't know who's really at the end of a third-party contract to track your children. >> covid is what galvanized not only different depths and tiers with respect to fears and the related aggression, but it got a

taxpayer dollars on various conspiracy theories. >> calvin hayden, the johnson county sheriff. amanda. amanda: i have publicly stated i believe joe biden won the election. i have publicly stated a strong belief system the u.s. constitution that our states should run elections. here is great news for our voters. our state election laws are very very strong. we have a great system of checks and balances in this state that i strongly believe in. my opponent by comparison supports legislation like hr one, the so-called or the people act that would nationalize elections. i believe in kansas election laws. it would do things like create an elections are as if the federal government is not big enough and poor public money into a campaign at a time were we are already stretched far through -- too thin. >> you have 30 things to rebut. sharice: thank you so much i feel like we have to acknowledge it almost took 20 months for my opponent to acknowledge that we had a legitimate 2020 election. i appreciate my opponent standing here today saying that she thinks we have quality, safe, fair el

the foundation not where most peothmovement,-- but actually in the 1920s with warren harding and calvin coolidge. >> right. >> well, when i began the book in the 1920s, it was really in order to kind of explain conservatism came to being, because for presidents harding termhat they used. fdr, with the 1932 election, his landslide victories, really amassed huge amounts of power to the federal government and to its regulatory agencies. opponents of fdr, who normally had not thought of themselves as conservatives, began working against him and began being called conservatives and found that they eventually became accustomed to the term. and the textbook case that i mention in the book, of course, is herbert hoover, president herbert hoover, who never really thought of himself as a conservative. in his mind, he was an american individualist. but as the new deal progressed, he saw himself being labeled a conservative more and more. and in fact, even after he left office, hoover became much -- as you are well aware, became more and more a critic of the new deal and more of a spokesman for the

the calvin, when you hold the fresh fruit in your hand, it's my dish gray ferry. and when raw has this little taste or water mix of husker . i'm not here for fun, but for scientific reasons, i would like to test the test, the van, the school cut you to slice off and you can try it. my problem. ok, thank you. be a bit that looks for to fine. i can hardly wait and was ill peach cake. just the right thing after my bite to her. as you know, you can send us your trail videos and we show him here on chicken. this week's be made is from christina demitria. she was traveling by boat in northern greece and her destination was mount athos, with its monastery buildings. this part of the unesco world heritage. ah ah, i've got one last tip for you in cook him, take the cable car up to the pin or back from there you have to hike a little further over the rock to the pin a coil. this cross was put here in memory of a shepherd who wanted to save one of his animals from falling and died in the process. from this spot, you have the whole pen in front of you. i have to admit it's a

but we start off with a young musician who's shaking up the pop music scene. calvin jones has written numerous hits in recent years and has millions of fans on the internet. but is this man behind the music that makes you want to get up and dance? well, kelvin jones was born in zimbabwe. he grew up near london, and then he moved to berlin and that's where we caught up with them to hear more of his moving story. lisa, with his beef, get right under your skin, zimbabwe. musician kelvin jones has achieved worldwide stardom. now people recognize him on the street. just like here in berlin. but that wasn't always the case. as a child, he felt like he didn't belong. the good of the times where i felt really like alone was scared was actually it was moments at school. i was the only black kid in school like in the whole school. there was no other black kid and my english wasn't so good as it was a crazy difficult time. the 1st i think, 3 years or something i that his real name is to nash him upon he. he was born in zimbabwe in 1995. his family moved to a london suburb when he was 9. his new

this is calvin. --kelvin. caller: my question is what does a person that don't have resources to be able to just up and move and maybe don't have a car and maybe you are elderly, what does a person like that do to try to get out of the way? guest: where tornadoes, -- with tornadoes, you won't have much time and when you look at fatalities at -- and various types of natural hazards, the portion of the loss of life is elderly people. what we can do about that is probably more than i have time to talk about but talking about hurricanes, this goes back to local programs and what we saw after hurricane andrew, doing better planning for institutions like nursing homes and hospitals, making sure the shelters are survivable and people have ways to get there and when we talk about evacuation, people don't have money and gas is expensive and don't have a car. that is why we open up and they look -- work closely with organizations. they have shelters so people have somewhere to go and they provide various forms of transp

the area around mach to book is one of germany's corn baskets, or to calvin co wants to use its fertile soil to start a new trend together with her team and farmers like even us should sidney hoth, she's introducing new arable crops to saxony, unhide, she's using his farm as a test field. as for blame us in the problem, is that most farmers experiment a bit o that, but because there's no scientific supervision, they don't get listen to initial wasted. i had as entity on him, you're only deemed important when the university is on board till the researcher from the university of ha, is using her standing to back this agricultural transformation at the moment, just under 16 percent of what is harvested worldwide, directly ends up on our plates 72 percent of it is turned into animal feed and 11.7 percent is used as biofuel, or as an industrial commodity. it must be done via awfully. we have to move towards producing more food and away from animal feed and fuel type stuff. above all, we need vegetables, hospital men, at the moment it's brought in from around the world. well, i'd like local a