in june of 1895, calvin graduated from amherst. in summary, calvin's upbringing and small america grounded him with many fundament values, which would serve as an excellent foundation for the rest of his life. the importance of ethics strong character self-sufficiency. pairing for others, having trust in others and community service were among some of these values. calvin reflected on his youth in his autobiography country, life not always have breadth, but it does have depth. it is neither artificial nor superficial but is kept close to the realities. i can think of many pleasures. we did not have in many nicest niceties of culture which we were unfamiliar with. yet if i had the power to order my life anew, i would not dare to change that period it if it did not afford me the best that there was and abundantly provided the best that there was for me. thank you. thanks. chris will now hear from adler, professor and chair of the classics department at the university of maryland. eric, thank you very much. in a speech delivered in 19

so as custodians of the calvin coolidge presidential collection, we were delighted that the calvin coolidgepresidential foundation agreed to hold their centennial celebration here at the library and we are delighted for another reason as well. library. these are places to seek what you and to encounter perspectives that challenge you precisely. they're different than the ones you hold. libraries are about sparking conversation and making connections about agreement and dissent about and civility. so for all these reasons we are pleased to welcome the calvin coolidge presidential and all of you for what promises to be a very stimulating and thought provoking symposium on nation's 30th president calvin coolidge. so thank you and welcome. and i have the honor of inviting senator welch to the stage. thank you, ma'am. i am really thrilled to be here. i live very close to plymouth notch and i'm going to brag about that for a minute. and i want all you to come up. but i am from vermont. windsor county is where? plymouth. natchez. and if you just go route four through woodstock and to bridgewater c

and that was the portrait of calvin coolidge. and i must tell you, my love for calvin dates back to my youth and my study of history, but it was greatly enlivened by the epic biography by amity shlaes. i believe her book perfectly captures silent kell's character, his personality, and his philosophy. he, in fact, when i was vice president, there's a small library of works about and by vice presidents that's in the library at the naval observatory. and i remember one sunny sunday when i had a few moments after church to grab a book, and i pulled calvin coolidge, his autobiography off the shelf, first edition, and sat down and read it in an afternoon. and i want to thank the coolidge foundation for putting calvin coolidge, his autobiography, back in print and available for every american in. amity. your words about him, his words in a book much shorter than my book. a lot shorter than my book. evidence of his brevity and economy of words or my lack of. inspired me greatly. and i've been inspired since by his humility, his principle

calvin bolton found there.ollins was a rope drawn ferry and an essential part of the line of retreat for those soldiers based across the river along the heights of fordham. the extreme front line facing rebel held territory to the north. furthermore, any supplies shipped of river upriver from new york could be landed at hollins dock and distributed to the garrisons on both sides of the waterway, making this spot an essential part of kingsbridge supply line. we've taken a peek at a measly four sites of dozens explored by calvin bolton. but this is symposium isn't about topography or old photography. it's about acquiring materials related to the revolutionary war and the objects gathered into a collection. for some reason, it the educational benefit of others or just personal satisfaction. so let's now pivot and talk about the artifacts recovered by calvert bolton and friends. true, the duo gets all the credit, but anyone who has seen the photographs of their digs know they didn't do it alone. as i call it, bill

calvin? calvin: good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. my name is calvin yang, and i'm a member of students for fair admissions. for so long asian americans have strived for acceptance and recognition. four contributions to building the foundation -- for contributions to building the foundations of this country to be acknowledged. and for us to take up our rightful place within this society. today's decision has started a new chapter in the saga of the history of asian americans in this country. it marks the promise of new beginning, a resurgence of the principles of the american dream, and a return to the gala terry and principles -- egalitarian principles for all in a city on the shiny hill. any people have asked me why i chose to speak out publicly for affirmative action. especially amidst potential backlash. my answer is simple. if no one is standing up to speak out out against the injuss faced by our community, then our well-deserved rights will never be realized. today's victory transcends far beyond those of us sitting in this room

so, calvin, i want to start you. welcome. well, welcome. this is your event, but first of all, you know, i just wrote my first book. how does it feel? you know, this is your first book. you know, just you have all these people coming out and just how do you how was that process for you and how do you feel about? what what's happening? i feel thankful. first of all, thankful that all my friends came out here with me on this. what i consider to be kind of a wonderful moment. so i'm i feel relieved, to be quite honest. it's been a long time. the book is taken a long time. i've actually haven't written a book like this. i've written articles and pieces of books, but i have a deep appreciation and to you and others who have gone on this journey so relieved is the word that ought to fill in kind of comes to mind right now. so i'm going i want to talk to you and randy about the process of the book. the first question i want to ask is, you know, you're playing this wonderful video to kind of introduce us, kind of get us ready for this. and there ar

another demonstration of the character of calvin coolidge. by the way, harry was eventually elected mayor of northampton. although slightly exaggerated elected public life be divided, in my view, in two categories policy, development and service. the presidency on the policy development side of that distinction with the mayoralty being primarily on the service delivery side of the ledger, governors fall somewhere in between that scale. but i'll that discussion to overall two others. well mayor coolidge showed himself to be a very effective executive demonstrating trait traits that a national audience would later in his career. he was careful with the management of public funds when land from the town was sold to neighboring holyoke. he invested those funds for the future benefit of his constituent base to attract and retain good teachers. he raised teachers. he refused to go along with those who proposed building a new city hall because of its cost. and he fought against mandates from the state legislature, which sought to assume control over

calvin robinson and buxton. calvin robinson and rebecca reid . also on the way as rebecca reid. also on the way as furious locals protest the arrival of the migrant barge. is it fair for small communities to be burdened with 500 asylum seekers when local services are so stretched .7 that's our big so stretched? that's our big debate at ten nigel farage will react to that story and the extraordinary decision by koos to shut his bank account because he, quote, didn't align with their values. nigel unmissable as ever. later this hour , also as ever. later this hour, also coming up, as the sussexes snub camilla by refusing to publicly wish her happy birthday. and thomas celebrates a sixth thomas markle celebrates a sixth birthday since he last spoke to his harry and his daughter, will harry and meghan eventually regret cutting off their families? lee cohen kyrees kennedy and amy ansell do battle in the clash, plus esteemed biographer tom bower live in the studio to offer his unmissable analysis on reports meghan is regretful over harry's hit job memoir. spare tomorrow's front page i

calvin coolidge voted in favor of women's suffrage. in fact, coolidge became president of the massachusetts senate when the incumbent president of the senate lost his reelection because of his opposition to women's suffrage. unlike coolidge, woodrow wilson had opposed women's suffrage, even at the state level. not only in 1907, but years later as governor of new jersey and as president. wilson did not support women's suffrage at the state level until 1915, by which time susan b anthony was ten years in the grave, dying at age 86. and wilson didn't drop his opposition to the susan v anthony amendment until the final years of his second term in the white house. the fact that wilson opposed women's suffrage while coolidge supported it, highlights an important distinction. wilson's brand of progressivism came to define the movement, but he and many of the progressives that he appointed to his cabinet and his government did not include women's rights in their definition of progressive, nor did they include civil rights for americans. most p

calvin's common sense crusade. with calvin's common sense crusade. with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless . today, we will on your wireless. today, we will discuss why the church of england is considering defrocking archbishops, bishops and priests found guilty of abuse or serious misconduct. we will meet james somerville mitchell to talk about the catholic union's decision to launch a new campaign to lift the 50% cap on faith based admissions in two new free schools and add a director of don't divide us will share their recent report on schools being taken over by organisations teaching anti—racism theories . teaching anti—racism theories. and in the duel my panellists will discuss whether enough is enough or is it time to defund the bbc? enough or is it time to defund the bbc.7 emma enough or is it time to defund the bbc? emma and a few seconds what will you take based on, i think the bbc are public haemorrhaging public trust at the moment and i am not convinced that they're able to claw it back from the brink.

. >> this is calvin's commonsense crusade with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv onune calvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless today we will be asking, where's welby on a plethora of social issues .7 we're looking for the issues? we're looking for the church when it's arguably not there, it's nowhere to be seen on the issues that matter, but everywhere to be seen on the issues that don't. plus, we'll rewire the west with film creator evan amato in his pursuit rediscovering beauty. pursuit of rediscovering beauty. truth and virtue in today's western culture and in the duel. my western culture and in the duel. my panellists will be discussing should the lords prayer be updated to a more gender neutral format. emma, what's your initial take? >> no, it should not. the lord's prayer, the words of the lord's prayer, the words of the lord's prayer were given to us by christ himself. and if the bishop of york has a problem with the words of christ himself, then i think the bishop of york ought to go. >> and leo, god should be transgender in the lord's prayer. >> the chu

oh, thank you. >> calvin. >> but you're not calvin. >> but you're not calvin. >> he defines toxic masculinityn is disgusting. he's not a gentleman, and he needs to find christ. tanya, do you agree? >> i do, actually. i do. i mean, i think it's such a shame that we can't any decent young we can't find any decent young role for young role models for our young men because all woke and because they're all woke and ridiculous. not the ridiculous. but he is not the suv- ridiculous. but he is not the guy. he's not the guy. >> men are reaching out >> young men are reaching out for wherever for masculinity wherever they can finding can find it, and they're finding it and it's a great it in him. and it's a great shame he's leading shame because he's leading people astray. >> because there are >> it's true because there are great about being great things about being masculine. great masculine. there are great things about being a man, and he corrupts yeah. things about being a man, and he corrupts rebecca ah. things about being a man, and he corrupts rebecca reid, who's your >> and rebecca reid, who's y

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now let's get back to father calvin .ather calvin. >> long before we were colleagues here at gb news, darren grimes and i headed up the defund the bbc campaign. gone are the days when they produced timeless , informative produced timeless, informative content like kenneth clark's civilisation and john betjeman's a passion for churches these daysit a passion for churches these days it seems they want to spend the entire time lecturing us plebs on how to live our lives as they sneer down their noses at us from their metropolitan elite bubble . even the so—called elite bubble. even the so—called entertainment shows and drama shows are full of social justice. warrior nonsense as there's nothing more distracting than trying to watch a television programme and noticing a pause in the script where the writers choose to lecture us on blm. the climate agenda, covid vaccines or trans issues, the blatant bias is infuriating . and then there's infuriating. and then there's the bloat . it's a infuriating. and then there's the bloat. i

so calvin robinson, migrants. so calvin robinson, what do you think?. >> mark probably we should. >> mark probably we should. >> we should . >> we should. >> we should. >> we should take in a few a few presenters. but listen, what do you think about the idea you think about this? the idea of opening their homes of people opening their homes to tackle backlog empty tackle the backlog and to empty those hotels? >> i think if brandon lewis thinks this is a good idea, he should lead the way. let him take in first and let's take a few in first and let's see how goes it's see how that goes down. it's a terrible idea, it? terrible idea, isn't it? honestly do is honestly what we should do is get government to process get the government to process these lot faster these asylum claims a lot faster than they're doing. it's criminal. how slow they are. and then we deport unsuccessful then we can deport unsuccessful claims have less of a claims so that we have less of a backlog for the claims that are actually put actually in process. we can put the play so the rwa

this is calvin's commonsense crusade . calvin's commonsense crusade. with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless today. we will be discussing the church of england teaching the pyramid of white supremacy . the white supremacy. the conservative councillor has been suspended for quoting scripture, stating pride is a sin and he'll be joining us in the studio and we'll be talking to lawrence fox about the oxbridge by—election and the dual. my dual lists will be discussing why a parent in suffolk had to withdraw his nine year old daughter from her school due to a graphic sex education class . emma, what's education class. emma, what's your take.7 going to be in line with it was my daughter. >> i would have withdrawn her from school as well and matthew, i'd be concerned and as a parent, but i don't think i'd have withdrawn from the have withdrawn my son from the school. >> before all that, here's >> but before all that, here's the rory . the news with rory. >> good evening, sir. keir starmer has held talks with london's mayor

this is calvin's commonsense crusade . calvin's commonsense crusade. with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless today. we will be discussing the church of england teaching the pyramid of white supremacy . the white supremacy. the conservative councillor has been suspended for quoting scripture, stating pride is a sin and he'll be joining us in the studio and we'll be talking to lawrence fox about the oxbridge by—election and the dual. my dual lists will be discussing why a parent in suffolk had to withdraw his nine year old daughter from her school due to a graphic sex education class . emma, what's education class. emma, what's your take.7 going to be in line with it was my daughter. >> i would have withdrawn her from school as well and matthew, i'd be concerned and as a parent, but i don't think i'd have withdrawn from the have withdrawn my son from the school. >> before all that, here's >> but before all that, here's the rory . the news with rory. >> good evening, sir. keir starmer has held talks with london's mayor

me, the reverend calvin with me, the reverend calvin robinson— with me, the reverend calvin robinsonn— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your— robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. _ robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. tonight on the show,— on your wireless. tonight on the show, we— on your wireless. tonight on the show, we wm— on your wireless. tonight on the show, we will hear— on your wireless. tonight on the show, we will hear from the reverend— show, we will hear from the reverend richard fothergill who says— reverend richard fothergill who says yorkshire _ reverend richard fothergill who says yorkshire building society closed— says yorkshire building society closed-savings— says yorkshire building society closed savings account when closed his savings account when he mildly— closed his savings account when he mildly protested about the alleged— he mildly protested about the alleged pushing— he mildly protested about the alleged pushing of trans gender ideology. — alleged pushing

now let's get back to father calvin . to father calvin. >> what does hate mean?he dictionary definition of hatred means an intense feeling of dislike . the so—called liberal dislike. the so—called liberal left seemed to define hate as anything and anyone that disagrees with them disagree with someone does not mean you hate them. sometimes you might hate them. sometimes you might hate what they do, but a good christian would always say hate the sinner and love the sin . why the sinner and love the sin. why then, does this message get so confused in the public square? i need to clarify that it's hate the sin and love the sinner. thank you, emma, for looking at me there. gb news stands for many things in dependent journalism, putting facts first, respecting opinions, and those expressing them. the right of every individual to form and share views, holding all leaders and society and ourselves accountable. we believe in bringing clarity to complex and contentious issues. celebrate the potential and achievements of the individual and communities in shaping their and o

calvin, can you shake your hair back?you to grow. >> a year. >> steve: can we see you without the glasses? with k. we see what your face looks like? >> ainsley: what a cutie. >> steve: we asked you to take off the glass; look at the monitor. i know you can see what he would doing here in the new york studio. feast your eyes on pete hegseth's mullet. >> pete: what do you think. would that qualify? >> oh, yeah. they do adult ones, too. >> pete: i might have to put myself in for it. what do you think, calvin? >> what do you think? >> good. >> all right. what are the rules in the military? would you be able to have this. >> no. this is evan out of regulation. the star sergeant knows that. >> steve: just like that. well, i know you are in second place right now. going into rownged 2 the voting ends for folks who are interested. vote at mullet champ.com. vote for calvin along with his star sergeant father. thanks very much for joining us today from out there in fort campbell. >> thank you appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >> s

so that's calvin robinson, own calvin robinson, our very own calvin robinson, our very own calvin robinsonith us is our panel. i wonder what you think as a was this misogynist on this a misogynist attack on a young vicar? >> no, i think we're just using that so now. i'm that term so loosely now. i'm totally on this. totally with calvin on this. i believe that when you have principles values principles and values in a faith, you to uphold them faith, you have to uphold them and that's calvin and i think that's what calvin tries do. i do feel like the tries to do. i do feel like the church and the priests are becoming in this country. becoming softer in this country. and like that that and i feel like that that that whole that great whole structure, that great britain built on, built on, britain was built on, built on, is leaving. i think is slowly leaving. and i think because becoming so because everything's becoming so soft, now seeing this soft, you are now seeing this whole of reflection in whole kind of reflection in society people just society where people just do not care about lisa h

so this is calvin. is really hitting?h, callan, the the good thing is the i just staying south of the islands, right? that's we're going to find those strongest winds and heaviest rains round of assigning batter. you go to hawaii just to relax on a nice vacation. all of a sudden you have to deal with calvin coming on shore. at part of the storm clouds moving on shore across the big island, bringing some heavy rainfall there. now you can see it spreading across the other islands, but becoming fairly mixed now weakening quite rapidly, in >> now really a post tropical storm begin to fall apart. still moving at a pretty good rate now at 20 miles an hour to the west. the very latest track, though it's going act all the islands all the way along. you're going to see a more rain into maui. some heavy rainfall. there may be some flash flooding in some of those areas as well. and will that will continue all the way along the chain there. but begin to move back along the cut off the coastline. and as it does, it will further weeken

calvin has had wind speeds up to 50 miles an hour. people on the island trying to prepare. >> so far, i got pain from still that moment and my water i have goods already. we have a large greenhouse that where aware that the high winds can actually >> ripped the the cover over. so where i'm trying to secure that. >> so far, calvin does not seem to be affecting air travel to the islands. >> a lot of people vacationing this time of year. so lot of tourists going to be affected as well as the folks who always lived there. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with look at what's going to actually happen. yeah, close boy. the storm system rolling by a tropical storm not expected to reach hurricane strength of that being said there could be some isolated, especially on the big island, maybe the 60, maybe 70 miles an hour. you can see the storm kind of bearing down on the big island right now. looks like it is going to move just to the south of the main island and they'll see the brunt over just off the coastline. so it's goin

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thank you, calvin , for having me. i'm calvin, for having me.re today. well the unesco report has opened up many questions, and i really welcome the report because it sits among a whole spectrum of regarding technology in education, which is much needed. this review, this figoun needed. this review, this rigour, these questions is this legislation and everything else that this allows for specific basically the call for bans in on mobile phones, in schools is one segment of this piece is around technology and education. and i'm really in favour of it. i feel for all those reasons you've named the disruption bullying . there's a plethora of bullying. there's a plethora of reasons why why we might not want to have our children have mobile phones in schools. the safeguarding piece is, is something to consider too. in today's society . however the today's society. however the disruption that it wreaks havoc on teachers taking away from their teaching opportunities is really significant. and so i really significant. and so i really welcome this ban and

this is tropical storm captain -- calvin.closing in on hawaii but losing a lot of convection -- convection. the big island underneath a tropical storm warning and this has been extended until tomorrow morning will be will -- where we will find a eastern storms. they are experiencing gusty winds but calvin keeps trucking on. it will move away from hawaii and out to the open water but today, it is raining on the big island. we will go to the 60's and 70's on the bay shoreline and 80's in the warmer spots. the heat is going to return inland in a big wave are friday and we are sizzling. we will take a look at these temperatures and preview the weekend forecast in nine kumasi: it is 6:45. if your medical appointed as stamford hospital, you may she -- see doctors rallying out front. many of the p training say it is hard to pay for the basics like rent and food and childcare. day's rally is expected to last 1.5 hours. reggie: help is on the way for terrible spam calls. the federal trade commission announced an operation, a new deal

we are watching tropical storm calvin. here is hawaii right here.the wind right now at the five miles per hour, it's about 500 miles away from hawaii and it will move very close to the southern end of the hawaii county late tonight and early tomorrow morning where it will still be a tropical storm with winds like 45 miles per hour periods august and heavy rainfall between two inches and four inches. back at home we are finding fog pulling back to the coastline this morning. in the afternoon you notice it's a bit more comfortable. not as warm as yesterday. far cry from the we had over the weekend. warmest city sitting the 80's for daytime highs. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. the cooling trend continues for another day, feeling nicer compared to the warm temperatures yesterday. 62 in the city. san partly cloudy skies. by the end of the week have another spike in the heat and we preview that coming up in reggie: and experimental drug offering hope to 6 million americans living with alzheimer's. eli lilly produced the drug and reveal the resul

thank you, calvin , for having me. i'm calvin, for having me.re today. well the unesco report has opened up many questions, and i really welcome the report because it sits among a whole spectrum of regarding technology in education, which is much needed. this review, this figoun needed. this review, this rigour, these questions is this legislation and everything else that this allows for specific basically the call for bans in on mobile phones, in schools is one segment of this piece is around technology and education. and i'm really in favour of it. i feel for all those reasons you've named the disruption bullying . there's a plethora of bullying. there's a plethora of reasons why why we might not want to have our children have mobile phones in schools. the safeguarding piece is, is something to consider too. in today's society . however the today's society. however the disruption that it wreaks havoc on teachers taking away from their teaching opportunities is really significant. and so i really significant. and so i really welcome this ban and

massive pyro-working forces calvin fees, not obminog. this is the forest and the zhuravsky church of the holy apostles peter and paul calvin departments and catholics for the capital for many years without a temple. believers have been looking for an opportunity to build a new shrine for many years. they did not want to come to klvinism and therefore the calvinist cathedral was empty, but the radivila insisted that a protestant church would stand here later thanks to the canon of vilina paul klyachkovsky and the efforts of the believers was built. the new shrine of the new costume was consecrated under the same title of the apostles peter and paul of the calvinist cathedral. soon it was abandoned, because no one went to it, it stood in ruins until 1760, believers rejoiced at their new temple, but alas, not for long. russian-polish wars parafyana are the butt of an unshakable nadia ; so in 1690, another year, they eat a bunch of soaking already with radivil. and what confiscated the old church would have given out a new etched church. i c

línea recta en esta región así que mucho cuidado por allá y acá vemos el número tres del pacífico calvina que tendrá un nuevo carro para tratar los incendios el dinero provendrá del fondo de transporte y emergencia del condado y el barco podrá transportar hasta 1000 galones de agua por minuto para combatir incendios. >> la alerta por el calor se extiende por todo el estado y el sur de las montañas por eso la patrulla fronteriza va a incrementar la entrada de inmigrantes, vamos a ver más de lo que sucedió ahí. >> la patrulla fronteriza emite un mensaje de precaución a inmigrantes que cruzan de forma ilegal la frontera esto por las altas temperaturas que aseguran son engañosas y depende del terreno aseguran dentro de los camiones la temperatura puede incrementar hasta 20° lo que también genera más muertes y rescates. >> hay más peligros en el terreno y que es muy traicionero y que no es como ir a caminar al parque y escalar las montañas es extremadamente peligroso y rápidamente si no sabes o si no estás en condición para escalar una montaña, entonces rápidamente las personas muchas veces r

y oaxaca, este sistema en las próximas horas se van convertir en una tormenta tropical de nombre calvinífico y de igual manera atentos por la circulación que sigue llevando lluvias a gran parte de la zona del pacífico allá en méxico, mientras tanto las temperaturas siguen en la zona fronteriza nuevamente arizona, sur de california al igual que también en texas, 105° para el paso y desafortunadamente vuelve a suceder, ahora en la florida mire, cinco muertes se han estado presentando en este año por niños y bebés olvidados, fue en la florida donde una pareja después de ir a ver los cuetes el 4 de julio olvidaron a su niña de 18 meses de edad, murió y los padres han sido arrestados precisamente por eso, ya son 10 muertes y acá es la primera mucho cuidado, porque el calor viene en camino en gran parte de los estados unidos así que es un delito dejar olvidado a un bebé, regresando a nuestra bella área miren la toma que tenemos precisamente, despejado se mantiene en la línea costera y nublado y fresco y hoy mismas condicionespero se mantiene despejado el viento es el que sigue soplando desde

what do you think, calvin? >> good. >> ainsley: the kid with the best business in the front, party in the back. >> pete: next level when you get slices in the side. >> ainsley: goal for you, pete. >> steve: and glasses. >> pete: the lines in the side is next level. >> steve: you need a fan, do we have a fan. >> pete: no. >> ainsley: if you take hairspray out? >> pete: chris does this to me in the breaks. >> not moving. a lot of hair spray. >> ainsley: if you let it down with no hair spray, it is t length? >> pete: picture the public will not see. >> ainsley: looked like you were in the car. >> pete: i'm not showing the picture, keep the camera away from me. >> steve: pete! dave is right there. >> ainsley: don't go anywhere. record the show. end of the show we'll show the picture. >> pete: peer pressure, i'm prone to it. >> steve: where did you go to school? >> pete: oh, steve, trying to get me in trouble and it is working. >> ainsley: tell us what is coming up. >> pete: arkansas national guard deploying alongsi

first we have calvin butler who is the president and ceo of exelon. we have scott warner who is the president of national grid. new england. obviously, they are working offshore wind. and we have tony lewis who was the regional vice president of state public policy and government affairs for horizon with some north carolina ties. calvin, we will started off with you, if you will. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. let me begin by saying thank you to the governors for bringing this important topic to the forefront. i thinky the fact that you have put this special committee together to talk about this issue goes to show you the change of our industries right now. whento you talk about the transformation of the energy industry and the infrastructure needs of our country, think in terms of the industry that we will undergo more change in the next 10 years and we have in the last 100. i say that, as you guys have both said, it is very exciting. it is not only exciting for the communities that we serve, it is exciting for the 19,000 employees. it is ex

the big island is preparing for several inches of rain and flooding as calvin scrapes by overnight. but the impact could be felt across the whole island chain. the good news here, the storm has weakened as it's moved across the pacific. it was once a category 3 hurricane. obviously that's a big difference from a land falling direct hit hurricane. >> flooding rains will be the biggest concern, especially wit the terrain of the big island. but usually it's the case the storms weaken as they approach the island chain. >> and one final note, paul is losing his voice tonight, so i have just gladly volunteered to step in and read part of the numbers, the only part i understand. >> the words are in english too we put up on screen. >> this is your forte. >> let's look at the big pictur pattern. back to normal temperatures for now. it's a temporary thing because the hea dome over the desert southwest will be reasserting itself heading towards the end of the work week and into the weekend. enjoy the temperatures in store for tomorrow. we have some smok in the atmosphere. i think that's part o

first, we've got calvin butler, who's the president and ceo of exelon. we have steve woerner, who is the president of national grid of new england. obviously, they are working on offshore wind. and we have tony lewis, who is the regional vice president of state public policy and government affairs for verizon, with some north carolina ties. calvin, we will start off with you if you will. >> thank you, governor cooper. good afternoon, everyone. let me just begin by saying thank you to the governors for bringing this important topic to the forefront. i think the fact that you guys have put this special committee together to talk about this issue goes to show you the change that our industry is undergoing right now. when you talk about the transformation of the energy industry, and the infrastructure needs of our country, think in terms of the energy industry that we will undergo more change in the next ten years than we have in the last 100. i say that as you guys have both said, it's very exciting. it's not only exciting for the communities that we serve,

calvin threatens to deliver strong wind and rain fall and could result in flash flooding and mudslidesght, italy now and one of the archaeological wonders of the world, the ancient roman city of pompeii was destroyed nearly 2000 years ago after mount vesuvius erected and was preserved in remarkable condition. the site attracts millions of visitors every year and archaeologists are working on a new excavation. our science editor got exclusive access to the site. >> with vesuvius looming over it, a city forever preserved after a violent corruption 2000 years ago. now in pompeii is biggest excavation in a generation archaeologists are revealing a new picture of how romans lived and died. this is one of the main streets of pompeii. it would have been a hive of activity but let me take you through this entrance into one of the newly excavated areas. this is an atrium. the heart of the building. with a series of rooms running off to each side. at its center would have been a fountain and you can see if you come down here beautifully preserved white mosaic floor and the plumbing looks as if i

first, we've got calvin butler, who's the president and ceo of exelon. we have steve woerner, who is the president of national grid of new england. obviously, they are working on offshore wind. and we have tony lewis, who is the regional vice president of state public policy and government affairs for verizon, with some north carolina ties. calvin, we will start off with you if you will. >> thank you, governor cooper. good afternoon, everyone. let me just begin by saying thank you to the governors for bringing this important topic to the forefront. i think the fact that you guys have put this special committee together to talk about this issue goes to show you the change that our industry is undergoing right now. when you talk about the transformation of the energy industry, and the infrastructure needs of our country, think in terms of the energy industry that we will undergo more change in the next ten years than we have in the last 100. i say that as you guys have both said, it's very exciting. it's not only exciting for the communities that we serve,

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