today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before

well, once again, we have the amazing carolyn or wayne out coming forward in this time. she's saying that the trucker conway in canada was somehow akin spirit, see, by russia. now, one of her sources, she sites is none other than the rest state department and their global strategic engagement center. basically, u. s. government and intelligence visual saying something therefore must be true if they say, and of course. and it goes further than that because many of want it to the very contradictory nature of this report. at one point in the report, she says very clearly that media calvary is not prove of state involvement, but then later in the report she seems to be making that very argument. here's what was that. it is unlikely that this coverage had a meaningful, direct impact on the convoy movement, but rather may have influence supporters and participants through more subtle and direct pathways, including through social media platforms like telegram now carolyn or wayne has long been a source of amusement. many will recall back in 2019, when she announced that she was

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before

now carolyn or wine has long been a source of amusement. many will recall back in 2019, when she announced that she was planning to do an investigation into us congress, one healthy gabbert allegation, the congresswoman healthy gabbert, the stooge of the kremlin. now her sources turns out were the hamilton, $68.00 folks the the alliance for securing democracy outlet that we just found out from the twitter files had no credibility whatsoever was claiming all kinds of social media accounts were russian bond controls when they were not that at all that was their source and she was raising money for a trip to hawaii to investigate. kelsey gabbert, she said, but many pointed out that it looked like she was almost raising money for a little bit of a luxury vacation. this is what was observed. we are crowd funding a project to investigate tool. see, we'll have more details in the coming days, but to see as a noxious politician who presents a serious threat of dividing the left, which is exactly why russia likes her and she likes our sod. so carol,

you also have carolyn —— colin farrell. your thoughts? i have carolyn -- colin farrell.oughts? i would have thought austin? but - your thoughts? i would have thought austin? but would i your thoughts? i would have l thought austin? but would win and that puts that into question. brendan has been very emotional, it has been very compelling, even if in some ways disturbing. austin butler has already won in a way, of the woods he has won until now including bafta, but he has charm to this hollywood community, he has done everything just right and to me, his performance is sensational, but that is not to take anything away from brendan. so it sort of upset the predictions, let's say. it's going to keep us guessing, always a pleasure to talk to you, thank you so much for your reaction to those awards and of course, the oscars are not far away at all. but now, let's bring you the latest sports news. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. manchester united have won the first english domestic trophy of the season beating newcastle united 2—0 at wembley in the league cup final.

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco theffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the in

carolyn gave up a dream of university to volunteers, a medic helping rebel fighters stay alive, fella colored, i felt so depressed whenever i wasn't able to save a soldier. but i realized that i can't be depressed all the time. now that the i'm looking like a whole body, i have to think how to improve myself and how to save them next time. i am not at the new now full golf. they're located alana rennie revolution union is one of the many rebel groups at war with a john tre in me. in march dense jungle. they vowed to keep fighting until the government is elected by the people of them, no matter the cost of what they are. when a soldier dies, every friends and family member, this soldier is depressed. we have to encourage them to be stronger, say the aquatic b. so do tit staying strong isn't easy. her teenage son, like so many joined a rebel force following the clue. he died in combat. glad he loved her. i raised him and cared for him his whole life. and i feel love now that he's gone. oh, no pillars, lunacy as he this time me help her grieve but me and mars turmoil will require more th

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today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before

carolyn gave up a dream of university to volunteers, a medic helping rebel fighters stay alive, fella colored i felt so depressed whenever i wasn't able to save a soldier. oh yeah, but i realized i can't be depressed all the time. now that the i'm again i k o by. i have to think to improve myself on how to save them next time. i nodded the new now for golf. they're located atlanta, the co rennie revolution union is one of the many rebel groups at war with john and me and mars dense jungle. they vowed to keep fighting until the government is elected by the people of them. no matter the cost. i will tell you what they are when a soldier dies, every friends and family member, this soldier is depressed. we have to encourage them to be stronger. say the aquatic, be for you. tit staying strong isn't easy. her teenage son like so many joined a rebel force following the qu. he died in combat. glad the dry raised him and cared for him. his whole life feel looks now that he's gone. no, no. i'm the time may help her grieve but me and mars turmoil will require more than patients telling me enough

carolyn manno has the"bleacher report." >>> and kyrie irving, two days after being asked to be traded sending him to the mavericks. and he'll pair up will the maybe the best superstar in the lead, luka doncic, after tweeting an sa an anti-semitic tweet. >>> and warriors superstar steph curry may be out with a knee injury on saturday with the collision against the mavs. the reigning final mvp expected to miss multiple weeks that, according to the report from the "athletic." >>> and lebron james on track for becoming a scoring king. now 36 points away from passing lakers legend kareem abdul-jabbar for the most in history. that's a number he's more than capable of putting up in one night. he's averaging 30 points a game. he's been remarkable consistent in that regard. scored 36 in nine times in three of his last seven games. so it could be the night, a chance to reset the record, tomorrow night at home in l.a. against the thunder on our sister channel tnt. some tickets are fairly reasonable, all things considered. you can get nose bleeds starting at under 300 bucks. if you don't want to

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good

. >> carolyn batholemew. >> thank you to our witnesses. following on a combination of commission improvement questions, commissioner price's question, when you talk about export control, i didn't hear about what export control the chinese government might abide by so i am thinking both you talked about retaliation but i'm thinking of will they sell anything to anybody? it follows up on the financing, how much control does the central government authority have over what soas are selling? are there restrictions of once they sold something, can that country sell it on or donate it somewhere and it was the early 1990s, missile sales to pakistan. of fire member properly, it -- the chinese government said we didn't know they were doing this. it was the company that was doing it. which all laws found difficult to believe, that they didn't know something as sensitive as that was decided. do we know anything about where the decision hierarchy is? it is a way to get out from responsibility about what is being sold but it is hard to believe that the

carolyn manno has the "bleacher report." >> and this is the fun part because the players and coachess all year long can which is why opening night ises can tingly different. a lot of the questions usually don't have anything at all do with football and last night's made for tv back in full force for the first time since 2020, the pandemic had forced to meet the media on video conferences. so this was new experience for many of the eagles. but for the chiefs this is the third time in four years that they have made this far, so it seems that they were ready for the wild and whack y. >> andy reid has the best impression of my voice. he doesn't do it in front of a lot of people thankfully, but he has the best impression of my voice. >> you got to let the voice crack a little bit, but he has a -- that is a unique voice he has. >> i know what the next question is. i'm not doing it. i appreciate you -- i'm good, but not that good. >> you got to have it like right here. most people think it is right here. it is like in the pits. you got to love this. >> and the first brothers to ever play ag

. >> reporter: and we have carolyn playing the game live right now on television.ple love the visual look. they feel it's very realistic. they love they can create their own character. they are learning as they play the game. but some are complaining that it takes a little too long to learn certain skills to then fly the broom. that's sort of what harry potter is known for. and as you noticed, carolyn is playing as a single player. we can't play with her. this is not a multiplayer game. some video game experts are saying that's a revenue lost opportunity for the brand because when you have multiplayers, it allows you to purchase into the world of which you can play together. you can also do in-game purchases and create new worlds and levels by purchasing more. so some experts say that we will eventually get there, but as of right now this is just you, as your person. that's supposed to be me. but this is the harry potter world of today and as of right now people are really excited to ewhat it can do. this is the christmas for harry potter fans and gamers tomorrow w

. >> carolyn manno has this morning's "bleacher report." >> good morning. he wants out of brooklyn just a week after being voted as a starter in the upcoming nba all-star game. according to those reports, he told the team he does want to be traded within the next six days before the deadline thursday or he will leave in free agency in july. eight time all-star is in the final year of his contract but he's certainly had a tumultuous run with the nets who rescinded an extension offer in october of 2021 after he refused to meet the vaccine mandate. he ended up playing in just 29 game last season. and many people remember that he was suspended for failing to disavow anti-semitism and tweeting a link to a film. kyrie eventually apologizing and completed a list of team issued tasks and returned after missing eight games. cnn has reached out to the nets and kyrie's agent for comment. there are rumors that he could be headed to l.a. potentially to meet up with lebron james who is in pursuit of the nba all-time scoring record, that is set to continue today when the

carolyn davis, southern turkey.t: nikki haley, the first candidate to challenge donald trump for the republican presidential nomination, has held her first campaign event. at the launch in a packed hall in charleston, south carolina, she told supporters it was time for a new generation. our correspondent was at the rally, and he joins me. barely had nikki haley taken to the stage where you are than donald trump released a four-page denunciation of her candidacy. how much of a threat does she posed to his political ambition? correspondent: since the campaign responde they attacked her on things like thinking of hillary clinton an inspiration and being soft on immigration, and wanting to cut things like social security and medicare, criticisms that democrats have lobbed at other republicans, but donald trump himself has been coy about nikki haley. he said she is pulling at 1%, good luck. i think he will only personally go on the attack if he feels like she is rising in the polls and presents more of a threat. host: he

. >> reporter: carolyn was next door to the house that burned down. >> i heard a big boom and was knocked off my chair. glass was flying out of the window in the door was busted. as i was leaving through the garage, i saw the fire coming. >> reporter: she's had her home is been red tagged. the blast was so strong that he felt their homes lift like an earthquake and it shattered the windows of homes in the neighborhood. it will take time to clean the damage and for some to be built, many are feeling lucky to be alive. >> i lost my livelihood in the second. >> a big part of the story earlier was getting everybody out and evacuating the neighborhood. what you know about the people that still can't go home? >> reporter: those that are homer asked to shelter in place. i talked with those folks and they said for tonight, we're going to stay with relatives and then decide where to go from there. police officers say they will be out here all night tonight and into tomorrow. some residents are really concerned about possible looting because homes have been damaged. some of the doors are not locked

governor mike dewine assuring carolyn brown. >> you have to continue to test, we know it's all rightow, just make sure it's in the future all right. >> reporter: most of the 4700 residents get water from the t epa nge ted foor the entire cleanup.dn fo or wlkeeks after that toxic train derailment, norfolk southern says 1.5 million gallons ofntam removed from the site. farmer douglass is worried about her crops. >> i'm close to the epicenter and terned for the toxicity of my soil, does that indicate we can plant this spring? >> reporter: she's paying out of pocket for a lab to test her soil. the company says they're committed to doing right for the people of east palestine and are committed to paying for the cleanup. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will visit the area. >>> a aleug cc a the son who survived testifying in his father's defense. >> reporter: buster murdaugh taking the stand in his father's defense, describing the first time he saw his dad after learning his mom and brother had been shot to death. >> he wasestred, heartbroken. i walked in the door and saw him, gave

. >> reporter: carolyn casey who founded project 351 says she is inspired by kids like addario, generation using their power to make a positive impact. >> there is something very special about addario. it is his depth of compassion and being able to articulate what so many young people wish to talk about, which is social injustice. and their desire to be part of the solution >> reporter: a solution based on paying it forward. >> guys, it's so loud here i'm in the stadium right now. the energy is crazy. there are so many people >> reporter: and now a surprise one family will never forget. >>> thank you, jose. addario told us he is going to continue fighting for social change but for this weekend he is focusing on having some fun so well deserved that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt is with you tomorrow i'm kate snow for all of us here at nbc news stay safe. have a great night >> my gosh >> what? >> really? >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh >>> right now it's at the clock, deja vu. the u.s. fighter jet shoots down another unidentified object in the sky this time over michigan.

this from that g, but i bet that a to so your system, federal an agreement that does not that it's carolyn eat identity that the casita cannot to work with his immediate associate in the form. did you go the crystal? so she thought, so my phone kick as well. just as an integrated agency, intelligence can move for she still get that and that the economy that a sheet so shyly, demography, she who to rally in josie, more to mortal oh, so teeny immortal pension and se it on the anatomy ah we've seen is obviously a very close working relationship between google and a cia between facebook and the c i a and f b i on domestic security issues here in united states. and generally, with a lot of the high tech companies, including all the companies that i cellphone, communications, ah, the ca for a number of years has maintain a venture capital firm called in q, tell, provide seed money, venture capital funding for new technologies. now, these companies are start up companies with new ideas and new new offerings. they're happy to get the cash, but what do they have to provide in return? while they hav

carolyn, in pickens south carolina. you support. caller: hello? host: good morning, go ahead.r: yes, i do support. i think any leadership that we have from any state their morals and the way they conduct themselves and the way they speak about other people should be looked at because this woman should have never been put there to start with. due to the things she said. i am appalled that the democrats , my mother use to vote democrat, but she changed to republican. and my mom stepped back and explained to me as a young girl why and how important it was to vote. so i am appalled and shocked at the way americans vote for some of these people. we've got good people and bad people, that is both black-and-white or any of the nationalities. i don't think that we should be looking at the color of a person's skin or anything we need to look at their heart and their way of thinking. and i pray every day for our nation. i want you to know this. i love this c-span. it is the only channel i watch. thank you for taking my call. host: sandra, yesterday as we said, the boat along the party l

. >>> continuing our coverage, carolyn who knows more about this part of the story.g us former republican congressman david jolley, who retains more ability to understand this party than i do. carolyn, your thoughts on this extraordinary move, even by mccarthy standards, to turn over the security footage to tucker carlson. >> in a normal situation, no matter a reporter's bent or the platform on which they stand, i can say if a reporter can get access to video and evidence held by congress, have at it. i certainly view it that way when i'm able to get information from congress that other people aren't. however, in this situation tuxer carlson has proved himself many times to cross the natural ethical lines of a reporter, including viewers he not to be false. frankly from my perspective some of the things his program has aired would have led to the firing of employees at my institution if they had been engaged in it. i'm thinking specifically on the issue of. you may remember this or not, your memory is stunningly good, so i'm going to say you'll remember, but in the s

. >> reporter: she's also the god daughter of carolyn hoskins, owner of the pop up black history museum on jefferson avenue. >> how she's still trying to motivate youth and still wanting people to understand the history of hip hop and how, especially for women, it was never an easy road. >> reporter: yoyo said she's relied on her faith to walk through life's challenges, and her education boosted her confidence. >> we write lyrics all the time, but i didn't know if i was offending anyone. now i spit it because i can spit it from the heart, and that matters to me. >> reporter: what's your favorite song and can we hear some of it? >> my favorite is the classic i wanna be done, brandy, mc light, and the queen. [ singing ] >> black history month also happening in the east bay in weekend as fremont honored its black leaders today. >> do you know what time it is? it is black history month! that's what time it is! >> state legislators came together with city council members to honor seven local leaders, including the director of the county food bank, a technician, a life coach, and the fremont

why do you think new delhi is treated differently from carolyn not regard? well, india is a great economy inside asia and the east and washington fears. and this is what they have admitted. that if they punish india, india would have been pivots to china and us and strengthen. it's like strategic partnerships with china and russia. russia has already passed and selling and different military devices to india, and it doesn't look like the u. s. mines that so far as because, you know, india does not need the u. s. it's the u. s. that needs india in the region to stay there and to safeguard this strategic partnership. and they are planning to gradually a encourage india to shift buying a military equipment and from the us rather than for example, russia. so i think this discrimination in treatment of india is because the u. s. is theory died there, a strategic partnership with india against china and russia would be harms. well, thank you for coming in the program and sharing your thoughts on a whole lot of issues there, independent journalists, cetera, said di

every time i've spoken to people in carolyn, but i should have said that we don't know whether we will return to this city. we've been luck, logically affected. and these people's home is where people grew up. this is the home cities, the home villages. and that's something that government is going to have to address . how did they reinstall that confidence in people? but as you said, yes, that was another aftershock around 6.3 on the richter scale that it's been felt in time. but not only there also, here we are and got the ent, it must be a terrifying situation. indeed. okay. i've had to stay safe and we'll check back in with you a little later. thanks very much. ah no thousands of people have been protesting outside israel's parliament. against the government's judiciary reforms there have been weeks of rally is against the move, which would allow the kinetic to re legislate laws struck down by the supreme court amongst other changes. let's take a look at what's being debated. the reforms would give politicians significantly more power and the courts much less that proposes giving t

governor mike dewine assuring resident carolyn brown. >> you just need to continue to -- >> test it.>> you have to continue to test, we know it's all right now, just make sure in the future it's all right as well. >> reporter: most of the village's 4700 residents get water from the municipality, and tonight, the epa pledging to hold the rail company cleanup.ble for the entire - >> let me also be crystal clear, norfolk southern will pay for cleaning up the mess that they created and the trauma that they inflicted on this community. >> reporter: more than two weeks after that toxic train derailment, norfolk southern says 4500 cubic yards of contaminated soil and 1.5 million gallons of contaminated water already have been removed from the site. outside the press conference, we met farmer jan douglass, who is worried about how that plume of smoke could affect her crops. >> 3.75 miles from the epicenter, i'm concerned for the toxicity of my soil. and does that indicate how we can plant this spring? >> reporter: she's now paying out of pocket for a lab to test her soil. in a statement, nor

the baba al jazeera carolyn wilmot is from doctors without borders. she says, governance in europe are making it more difficult to carry out rescue mission. what we know is that over the last few months, i am italian authorities are again making the work of villian search and rescue operators like ourselves more difficult. so our ship is detained at this very moment, and your ships who rescue people are being sent to port that are very far away from the certain rescues own that are due on the northern coast of italy. so we sailed many days with people on board to disembark them there and to sail back at the same time. we also know that the vast majority of people who reach italy tend to reach the country, either independently or be rescued by detail. you and coast guard, so the number of people in the arriving with the help of n cios is a minority for but as unfortunately has been the case already for many years. there is the campaign against to work that we do. and that today has been shown again how very needed it is. unfortunately, it continues. it

. >> reporter: carolyn casey who founded project 351 says she's inspired by kids like him, a generation> there is something very special about adario it is his depth of compassion and of being able to articulate with so many young people wish to talk about, which is social injustice and their desire to be part of a solution. >> reporter: a solution based on paying it forward. >> guys, it's so loud in here, i'm in the stadium right now, the energy is crazy, there's so many people. >> reporter: and now a surprise one family will never forget >> and our thanks to josÉ for sharing that story so much can happen when you put others first and you kind of put yourself in the back burner, it goes a long way as it has with him. >> boy, you really, really nailed -- hit the nail on the head with that all i'm going to say is he's eligible to run for the president in 2 >>> right now at 4:30, a san francisco neighborhood still picking up the pieces days after a deadly and fiery explosion at a home. we have new video showing the moment the blast happened and the investigation is still unfolding. >> and

and carolyn appropriately acknowledged on other posture for today is event those men have a core conviction that racism and decisions endure and held to their beliefs and lost their ability to work their career was taken from them because they challenged and gave up their careers in the fourns of resistance and given that some people might is they were unsuccessful i disagree after the point so i'm asking you had you're willing sacrifice and led those those within the organizations and institutions where change is over due we need to be inside of capital and by the way, that is a phrase i didn't create bikeway i'll talk about that in a moment a cool realty we're allowed to have the accomplishment of our people and a core the nation and our hard-earned senate and people want to force to reshape to reflect their own image for the last year and a half suppression laws were passed and more recently the deconstruction mentioned of martin luther king jr. and the ap african-american studies obviously the need to resistance and you may be asking yourself how did this square with a guy with a long c

coming up, is conservative mp carolyn mccall . it's carolyn mccall. it's heartbreaking. in the next day to have the injection which put potassium into my baby's heart and she would die . baby's heart and she would die. and that is the hardest thing that i anybody would do dave penman , general secretary dave penman, general secretary of the first division association, that is the tragic union that represents top civil servants. what's it like having politicians for your boss and. well i think for civil servants , they enjoy having politicians as the boss because a lot of them have joined the civil service to make a difference. they lots of people do the sort ofjobs they lots of people do the sort of jobs that we represent and have chosen public service when they could have gone elsewhere . they could have gone elsewhere. and they do that because they want to make a difference. they want to make a difference. they want to make a difference. they want to influence ministers. they want to support government. they want to support government. they change the world. they want

coming up, is conservative mp carolyn mccall . it's carolyn mccall. it's heartbreaking. in the next day to have the injection which put potassium into my baby's heart and she would die . baby's heart and she would die. and that is the hardest thing that i anybody would do dave penman , general secretary dave penman, general secretary of the first division association, that is the tragic union that represents top civil servants. what's it like having politicians for your boss and. well i think for civil servants , they enjoy having politicians as the boss because a lot of them have joined the civil service to make a difference. they lots of people do the sort ofjobs they lots of people do the sort of jobs that we represent and have chosen public service when they could have gone elsewhere . they could have gone elsewhere. and they do that because they want to make a difference. they want to make a difference. they want to make a difference. they want to influence ministers. they want to support government. they want to support government. they change the world. they want

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco thew about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before ther

carolyn quinn looks back at her life.s to how they should address the first woman to hold the post. she left them in no doubt. i stood u . left them in no doubt. i stood u- m left them in no doubt. i stood uo my great _ left them in no doubt. i stood up my great height _ left them in no doubt. i stood up my great height and i left them in no doubt. i stood up my great height and said i up my great height and said call me madam. she up my great height and said call me madam.— up my great height and said call me madam. she came from the beginning. _ call me madam. she came from the beginning, born _ call me madam. she came from the beginning, born in - call me madam. she came from the beginning, born in 1990 i call me madam. she came from the beginning, born in 1990 in l the beginning, born in 1990 in yorkshire. she had a colourful life before westminster and in the 1940s enjoyed a career as a dancer, member of the tiller girls trip. after working as a secretary for a number of labour mp is, she finally joined the ranks her

slow to arrive to the countries of rebel held alias. rescuers are now few and far between, but in carolyn marsh. thus the epicenter of the quake as 74 year old woman's been who from a collapse building after 9 days trapped on to the ruffle. the head of natal scold on member stays to significantly increase their defense spending to support ukraine . he instilled him. berg made the play on the 2nd day of a neg till summit in brussels. things are happening, but we need to continue. we need to step up even more because there isn't a big need out there. and to a provides a ukraine with ammunition. this is now becoming a grinding war or attrition. and the war attrition is a war over logistics on the, on the on. therefore, this is so so crucial for our ability to ensure that ukraine wins dozens of people trying to reach you are, are missing and presumed dragons after their boat sank off the libyan course. on tuesday, the u. m. migration agencies, as the boat was carrying 80 people when it left casala carrier. earlier that day, now authorities have retrieved 11 bodies so far are 7 survivors have

carolyn: raising two million dollars in two adventure funds. we sit down with matt harris for more. before we go into the private side of the market, the public site. lackluster day to end the month. it was a lackluster month, now stop -- nasdaq off fight tempers on the s&p was down more than 2%. inflation running hot in europe. what does that mean about their curtailing and what that means for central-bank policy over there? pushing back on risk tolerance. two year year higher. you risk reward. it ain't pretty. we will look at that. a lot of analysts looking at that, signaling that they do not think the risk reward and equities versus bonds is bad. the yield at the moment, earnings yield, sax is a be the 10 year yield is up. ed: is why that forward-looking commentary is so important. a lot of volatility at this session, zoom closing at 1.2%, but it had been higher after a strong fourth order. tesla volatile. it had been higher, closing down almost a percentage point as we wait. one big move is applied materials up to .7%. new chip making machines will lower the cost of advanced sem

carolyn quinn looks back on her life.should address the first woman to hold the post. she left them in no doubt. i stood up to my great height and i said, "call me madam." she'd come from humble beginnings, born in 1929 in dewsbury in yorkshire. she'd had a colourful life before westminster — in the 1940s enjoying a career as a dancer, as a member of the tiller girls troupe... and after working as a secretary fora number of labour mps, she finallyjoined their ranks herself. the name of the candidate elected is betty boothroyd. applause. serving as mp for west bromwich west from 1974 until her elevation to the lords in 2000. and it's time they cleared out! she was elected as speaker in 1992, dragged to the chair in the traditional manner. applause. 0rder, order. she chose to dispense with the traditional wig. it felt too heavy, she said, too imperious. she had little patience with the demands from a new intake of blairite mps for family—friendly hours. the house must be prepared to put in the hours necessary to carry out e

and carolyn appropriately acknowledged on other posture for today is event those men have a core conviction that racism and decisions endure and held to their beliefs and lost their ability to work their career was taken from them because they challenged and gave up their careers in the fourns of resistance and given that some people might is they were unsuccessful i disagree after the point so i'm asking you had you're willing sacrifice and led those those within the organizations and institutions where change is over due we need to be inside of capital and by the way, that is a phrase i didn't create bikeway i'll talk about that in a moment a cool realty we're allowed to have the accomplishment of our people and a core the nation and our hard-earned senate and people want to force to reshape to reflect their own image for the last year and a half suppression laws were passed and more recently the deconstruction mentioned of martin luther king jr. and the ap african-american studies obviously the need to resistance and you may be asking yourself how did this square with a guy with a long c

the 1850s, he marries a quaker carolyn and in the late 1850s, they are trying to establish themselvesin a relatively small town. then on the railway line in in ohio, in, in the big and a he someone who in initially is is very about enlistment again he lives in a in an area county which is deeply deeply democratic we know in fact he shares comes to share politics of his neighbors as well he he corresponds with them and the local press at during during the war but he decides to enlist ultimately for very prosaic and that's the war is devastating at two to his business he has misfortune of having bought property to have invested heavily in property in establishing a warehouse just before the he's hoping to to to trade seemingly in in wool and other things which are in a raised in the area. but his timing is bad and he ultimately is a way obliged to enlist who he comes to see enlistment as his out of of this crisis. so this personal crisis on this front in this devastating potential of of the war that he's going to go bankrupt because the war promises a number things it promises. firstly