it's been the first love of its director, a man named carl foster. on the website of the little blue house it says they're a singer core mission to foster the vulnerable and the director of little blue house said for over 30 years lbh provided whatever service was needed by our kids to give them a chance to become self-sufficient adults. >> carl foster, director of the little blue house on this episode of book notes+. it's available on the c-span nameable app or whenever you get your podcasts. >> good evening and welcome to pnp live. i'm brad graham co-owner of politics and probes along with my wife. we have a very engaging program for you this evening featuring journalist peter goodman here to talk about his new book, "davos man," how the billionaires devoured the world. first, to post a question at any point during the discussion, just click on the q and a i con in the bottom of the screen and in the chat, find a link to purchase copies of the "davos man". in the prologue, many people do a lot ooling at the lives of billionaires. the details of the

for 31 years, it has been the first love of its director, a man named carl foster.n the website of the little blue house it says there is a single core mission, to foster the vulnerable and at risk children and youth in a safe, stable, and healthy environment. carl foster, a vietnam veteran, and a director of the little blue house, says for over 30 years, the lb h has provided whenever service was needed by our kids to give them a chance to become self-sufficient adults. >> carl foster, director of the little blue house on this avenue -- on this note of book notes plus. it is available on the free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. announcer: defense secretary colin call spoke about how the u.s. has provided $9.1 billion in security aid to ukraine since russia's invasion in february. >> it's good to see all of you. good afternoon. it has been a while. it is good to see all of you again. i last saw you i think on june 1 for the announcement of the 11th presidential drawdown package. we are now on pda package 18. as we have made clear at every level of this

it's been the first love of its director, a man named carl foster.ite of the little blue house it says they're a singer core mission to foster the vulnerable and the director of little blue house said for over 30 years lbh provided whatever service was needed by our kids to give them a chance to become self-sufficient adults. >> carl foster, director of the little blue house on this episode of book notes+. it's available on the c-span nameable app or whenever you get your podcasts. >> good evening and welcome to pnp live.

for 31 years, it has been the first love of its director, a man named carl foster.n the website it says there is a single core mission, to foster the vulnerable and at-risk students in a safe, stable, and loving environment how foster, ceo and director of the little blue house, says the lbh has provided whatever services needed by our kids to give them a chance to become self-sufficient adults. >> carl foster on this edition of book notes plus. it is available on the c-span now mobile app or were ever get your podcasts. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is american history, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> "washington journal" continues. host: always glad to welcome to this program leo shane, deputy editor at "the military times," and has been closely following the honoring our p.a.c.t. act, which is set to be s

rise again at all of that but they, the irish invective and the racism, i suppose, carl, that is what really fostered the whole, that set fire to the o'leary mitt, did it not? >> absolutely, that she was, what can i say, a perfect scapegoat, it happened, the fire did start there but there was only two dozen fires throughout the city in the previous weekend. hundreds of the summer, they was a terribly built tinder box over a dry summer, and it took a perfect coincidence of various things, but there was a place that was ready to burn at any one of them, as distinguished a person as olmsted writing for the nation said the same, it is a commonplace. why should the city burned down? he blames the whole way the city was built. >> it was, as you say, a perfect storm, a city built of wood, it was a place that was experiencing an incredible drought,. >> right, drought with hundreds of fires, and understaffed fire department. >> and beaten down. >> the night before it was something called the saturday night fire, they had to fight for something like 16 hours and a third of an already too small fire department

carl. to foster the vulnerable and at risk students in a safe, stable, and loving environment how foster, ceond director of the little blue house, says the lbh has provided whatever services needed by our kids to give them a chance to become self-sufficient adults. >> call foster on this edition of book notes plus. it is available on the seas amount mobile app or were -- c-span now mobile app or were ever get your podcasts. >> only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is american is ray, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> "washington journal" continues. host: always glad to welcome to this program leo shane, deputy editor at "the military times," and has been closely following the honoring our p.a.c.t. act, which is set to be signed into law on wednesday. that legislation aimed at helping veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. start by reminding us what burn pits are. guest: yeah, these are massive trash fir

fosters the solving of crime. soros supports election of george gascon, larry krasner, kim foxx and bragg. cost of school supplies surges 40% over last year. carledins us. have more numbers on reality, families of k-12 students are expected to spend up $15 from last year and $200 from 2019. you have two children, is paying for school supplies a challenge for you? >> yes, good morning, thank you for having me. i believe it be be a struggle and different situation this year. just a calculator is $154. having two, we are looking at different expenses and not just a rise on gas prices, it is groceries, gas and now school supplies, school uniforms, the list just keeps growing. >> todd: costs have gone up since high school and middle school. how will you do it and provide for kids to go back to school when you face other inflationary pressures right now? >> at the present time, i travel 124 miles per day and work out of the state in order to provide for my children. it is a struggle. >> carley: with cost of gas, how do you deal with traveling that far out of state into a different state for work? >> yes, well, when you add fact people qualify as single

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