carpenter was excused-- troy roberts: and they hired psychiatrist william carpenter in the hopes thathat would convince a jury. carpenter met with hinckley for months and charted his unraveling. what was his relationship like with his parents? there wasn't anything that seemed like childhood neglect or trauma. troy roberts: but carpenter learned hinckley started to withdraw from friends in high school and then completely isolated himself in college. his parents were worried and took him to see a psychiatrist, who told them hinckley was simply immature and needed tough love. william carpenter: more than once they'd kind of cut him off. troy roberts: the strategy backfired. hinckley's hopelessness showed in his poems, songs, and journals. william carpenter: there are kind of dark anticipatory things in it. and it's certainly compatible with an unhappy and lonely life. troy roberts: in hinckley's poem "guns are fun," the foreshadowing of the shooting is clear. john hinckley (voiceover): if i wish, the president will fall and the world will look at me in disbelief. troy roberts: by the en

sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene.d carpenter: we called forensics out, and we did a presumptive test, which was able to tell us that it actually was human blood. dennis murphy (voiceover): human blood-- that changed things. chad carpenter: that made us think, ok, we might have a body in the water, so we called the highway patrol helicopter. dennis murphy (voiceover): the helicopter was in the air for just under an hour before it spotted something about a mile north of where the jogger saw the blood. it was caught up in some branches. as the chopper got closer, it was clear. there was a body in the river. dennis murphy: sergeant, when the divers pulled the victim out, what were the injuries that they observed to her face/ she had a laceration here on her forehead. her face was very swollen, so we weren't able to tell to what extent the injuries were, and we couldn't even identify who she was. dennis murphy (voiceover): their jane doe, dressed in a red and white plaid shirt, looked to be about 20 years old. her features

ashley carpenter, excuse me ashley cook and freddie carpenter got food, propane tanks, heaters and anythingse the people in avery county needed. none of the individuals i met cared a wit about the party registration they were helping. it never entered their minds. they stepped up helping neighbors. truly, i could stand here all day and list heroes who performed courage, decency, large and small. our people are good and ready to meet any challenge. they are north carolina strong. north carolina strong means supporting our neighbors in western north carolina the same way they are supporting each other. we must fast track getting people back to their homes as quickly as possible. we must support small business owners so they can keep powering our economy for decades to come. we must rebuild water systems, roads, bridges, dams resilient and can withstand future natural disasters. each of my first six executive orders cut through red tape to help people rebuild quickly. this past tuesday i met a woman from mcdowell county who lost everything to the flood. as she rebuilds, she's living in a tempo

the worker said, maybe you can send volunteer carpenters from your church.y next day, president carter called habitat for humanity and told them he would send carpenters, and that he himself would be one of them. thus began his tradition of donating one week every year to build and restore homes for his fellow americans. it is are markable to think that one of the 45 men who has served as president, and one of the only 13 who held the role in a nuclear age would humble himself to such service. we all know his care for humanity did not stop it building homes. in the face of illness president jimmy carter brought life-saving medicine. in the face of conflict he brokered peace. in the face of discrimination he reminded us we are all made in the image of god. if you were to ask him why he did it all, he would likely point to his faith. i'm reminded of his admonition to "live our lives as though christ were coming this afternoon." and of his amazing personal reflection. quote, if i have one life in one chance, to make it count for something. we all agree that he

the weird part is the vision's carpenters blue collar due to just loved this place and wanted to help the we couldn't just sit in non help. we want to do whatever we tend to be ready. i'm sorry, i can't, i'm feel like i'm going to cry right now. looking at the camera, complete devastation. if i cancel the total loss of our favorite place. sorry i'm given kind of jumped up to what we really love to speak to. man. we hang out here all the time, the all gone. this was all people's homes. you could see the water because the house are so high right here in some places and it's gone. that's a chimney right here from someone's house where they probably expect christmas the we helped, hopefully save a clubhouse. we put out some spot fires, but most of us have been on turning off propane tanks in dangerous areas. down with the fire, like propane series, we're calling the, or maybe you've got a visit, you got to talk to online that we started this out of lots of resources from the fire department. that's absolutely not. those guys are on it. we've been on it since the 2nd and the reason it seem

during the 1984 conference, liz carpenter said, it was not part of the video footage. but, she said that i think strong first ladies make news, people salute them, even if we don't agree with them. how did you see this at play in your own mother's story? do you think it has changed or evolved? >> i think if coming it has gotten better. yes, betty ford was hailed for her breast cancer and what she did and we have talked about that, and, she has continued, she continued her legacy. yes, with talking about substance use disorder and all of that and creating the betty ford center and now the hazelton betty foundation but she continued to do things to stay and use her platform. she was an interesting person. she did books, she did three books. so that continued to put her in the lime light in that sort of thing. she continued to do articles. i sent you the one ladies journal where she turned 60. that is what you look like when you turn 60? [ laughter ] so, that was fun to look at. so, i think you can choose or not choose to continue the lime light. i worked with mrs. carter

but it's really more about badoo versus badoo and carpenter versus carpenter and these guys against eachther. because we want the best version of them. they are different. baddoo will be more active on the basis. carpenter will hit the ball in the ballpark a little bit more and be more of a threat against right-handed pitching. it's more about bringing the best version of yourself out and seeing where you can contribute. we go a lot of different ways depending on the matchups that we see early in the season. so we told the guys, go out there and do what you can. >> how impressed are you with parker meadows? >>, austins brother love him. he is an another error one very similar to colt keith, it's his first big-league camp. he has been in the minor leagues for a couple of years. he has gotten a lot of notoriety, specifically last year, and he has his big brother, albeit short her little brother in right field. when you contribute there way parker did on both sides of the ball, it could move your timeline up a bit to where he is an option early in the season. >> good play. even better posit

johnson's press secretary liz carpenter, marilyn hoyt, mrs.arter's press secretary and diane sawyer co-host of cbs morning news and linda johnston robin, susan ford vance and alan seagraves who was franklin delano roosevelt's granddaughter. betty ford wrel xhd and did a keynote speech as well as dr. gold, and i'm going to take the liberty of quoting because, unfortunately, the keynote speeches were not filmed and so all we have are the written remarks from the keynote speeches. betty ford clearly stated the conference conference goal today we have started a new, and i hope a continuing project. we have set out to on look at what the role of a first lady has been and what direction that role will take for the future. we are the first formed group effort to bring definition to a job that has no job description, but has been shaped by tradition and individual preferences. i hope our two days will focus future attention on what just might be one of the most demanding jobs in the federal government excepting perhaps the job of the first lady's husb

johnson press secretary liz carpenter, mary hoyt, mrs. carter press secretary, and diane sawyer, co-host of cbs morning news and two panels with lucy turbin, linda chance and robin sisson ford, vance and allen si grace who was franklin delano roosevelt's granddaughter betty ford, welcomed and did a keynote speech. speech, as well as dr. gore. and i'm going to take the liberty of quoting because unfortunately, the keynote speeches were not filmed and so on. we have the written remarks from the keynote speeches, betty ford stated the conference goal saying today we have started a new and i hope a continuing we have set out to look at what the role of a first lady has been and what direction that role take for the future. we are the first formed group effort to bring definition to a job that has no job description but has been, by tradition, individual preferences. i hope our two days will focus future attention on what just might be one of the most demand jobs in the federal government, excepting perhaps the job the first lady has. goals ke

the worker said, well, maybe you can send some volunteer carpenters from your church. it was the very next day that president carter called habitat for humanity and told them he was going to send some carpenters, all right, and that he himself would be one of them. and thus began his famous tradition of donating one week every year to build and restore homes for his fellow americans. it's remarkable to think that one of the 45 men who has served as president, and one of the only 13 who held the role in the nuclear age, would humble himself to such service. we all know that his care for humanity didn't stop at building homes in the face of illness. president jimmy carter brought life saving medicine in the face of conflict. he brokered peace in the face of discrimination. he reminded us that we are all made in the image of god. and if you were to ask him why he did it all, he would likely point to his faith. i'm reminded of his admonition to quote, live our lives as though christ were coming this afternoon, and of his amazing personal reflection. quote. if i have one li

there's no clouds carpenters drones, but yes, there is a very long hectic journey up from where to start. even if your house was still sounding from where will you start cleaning? get painting, get a, how will you start moving to this house? and we have been seeing a lot of of trucks and cars holding mattresses and pillows were polished and use are actually planning to go back to their houses. after a journey of endless displacements and displacement is all around, you mean suddenly looking behind you at that scene? maybe you can describe to us the states a very that your in which shows across the whole of the goal is a strict. but especially when it comes to trying to recover bodies and durable, there must be so many of them that as well. the civil defense teams just updated the number of policy news that have been retrieved, which is 153 bodies re discrete sense. the ceasefire agreement took effect and those bodies were recovered and retrieved for from different areas across the country. but what we have to keep in mind that these bodies were retrieved with bare minimum tools that have

the very next day he called habitat for humanity and said he'd send some carpenters already, he woulde of them. and thus became the tradition of giving one week to build and restore homes for his fellow americans. it's remarkable to think one of the 45 men who served as president and one of the only 13 who held the role in nuclear age would humble himself to such service. we all know that his care for humanity didn't stop at building homes. in the face of fullness, president carter brought life-saving medicine and in the face of conflict he brokered peace. and in the face of discrimination, he reminded us that we're all made in the image of god. if you were to ask him why he did it all, he likely would point to his faith. i'm reminded of his admonition to, quote, live our lives as though christ were coming this afternoon. and of his amazing personal reflection. quote, if i have one life and one chance to make it count for something. we all agree that he certainly did. so today in these hallowed halls of our republic, we honor president carter, his family, and enduring legacy he leaves

joining me now is seth carpenter and marc short also still with us. seth, good morning.> great to be here, frank. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i want to talk about the last point we hit on. the potential sweeping change with immigration policy. the president saying he would remove a number of criminal aliens as he called them. we could see widespread deportation. how does that impact the labor market and potentially inflation? >> i think it's a huge possible change to the economy. i think what remains to be seen is the details in how it's carried on ut. we had rapid growth in 2023. 2.8% growth in 2024. the whole time inflation was coming down, especially services. what made that possible was the large increase in labor supply driven by immigration. so, if you reverse that trend, the same trends tend to reverse. the question is how big is it and how large the overall effect. as a rule, it puts modest upward pressure on inflation much more in 2026 because the cumulative effect builds over time. we are looking for extra inflation as well in the services sector. >> you b

so here in the main part of the house, these rooms are created in 1758 by george washington's carpenter. we are got a treat because we can walk into these spaces. now, normally they're filled with 18th century furniture and you're stopped at a barrier and the door and the door. but you get to kind of you can come in and and experiences as architecture as a room, right. like these this house was meant to be occupied by people and it was built in relationship, the human experience. so it is it's really great to be able to come in here. we've got it all set up to keep all the wallpaper as clean as possible. but you know, you can hear the echo in this. these are the originally original. 1750s floorboards. you can see this dark stain here was where a fire suppression equipment was in place and what you can see that darkness is how they treated the floors in the late 19th century, in the early 20th centuries, they stained them, they varnished them. they did not do that in the 18th century. the finish you see here, the raw wood, that's how they would have been done in the 18th century. and you

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he actually was a skilled carpenter.out the fact that he took out a hammer at habitat for humanity, yes, he was a volunteer, but, in fact, he was a carpenter. >> and that's correct. and where you see the banner, if you go around to the left, that's where carter's warehouse was located. that was his business. so people think of him as a peanut farmer, and he was. and we'll see when they arrive at the boyhood home, that's where the 350 acres that the carters owned were. but this in, quote unquote, downtown plains, that's where his business was. with the help of rosalynn, he turned it into a multimillion dollar agra business that he put in a blind trust when he became president. and that's -- that was the center of their lives, that business. unlike so many businessmen, jimmy carter was a hugely, almost exhaustively active member of his local community. we did everything in that town. >> before we pick up on the conversation on iran, i want to stop where we are right now. because what you're watching is the motorcade and th

scott carpenter's furniture store was burned down.ement seems like ancient history, as president trump orders the closure of federal diversity programmes. i'm not corporate america, so destroying our store did absolutely nothing for your cause. so this picture here is when at the time 1542 00:19:

and he's mentioned that jesus christ was a carpenter.pride in being a carpenter himself. >> is there any story about him that you guys can laugh about outside of his hammering and sawing and everything else? >> well, absolutely. and mentioned it was kavanaugh not sun-filled. remember one experience rebuilding sometimes row houses and was the end of the building were supposed to finish that. the houses that and the week. and so he show up in the the week on friday for of a volunteer opportunity with the with for a photo opportunity with the volunteers. and that's kind of, you know, la volunteers must be a warm weekend was to have phone to take with him. but he walked right past us into the house and took a look to see if you're done and sure enough there was a base for missing. said, okay, i'll come back when you're done. so back in for 2 hours and he came back at a 30 or 9 o'clock at night with this whole motorcade to take the photo. we're all there. the house finished incredible. i know people are signing. if you don't mind, can you sha

with us now is samantha carpenter, the ceo and executive director of full circle fund. samantha, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> all right, so, samantha, first tell us what full circle fund is. >> full circle fund is a nonprofit in the bay area that elevates how our community can help social justice nonprofits thrive. >> all right. so how do you guys do that? >> we have one of our main programs is projects where we really believe in fostering long term relationships with the nonprofits we partner with through four month commitments, where our volunteers help with the capacity building need for that nonprofit. >> all right. so describe some of the things that you guys have helped nonprofits do. >> yeah, we can help with a marketing campaign. maybe they need to really dig into their audience or figure out who are their donors. how are their donors really giving so that they can meet those needs in the best way possible? >> so full circle fund is there to help other nonprofits kind of expand and become better. maybe hyper focus

. >>> we are again like just -- some artists and musicians, carpenters and blue collar dudes who just love this place and just wanted to help. >> a group called the hee hawks doing what they can to help fire victims and firefighters. let's get started. well, new brush fires flaring up in southern california as dangerous winds return to los angeles. newly sparked autofire keeping crews busy overnight and a red flag warning in effect from now until late tomorrow. >> we can also tell you more bay area firefighters are joining in the fight. so the alameda county fire department sending additional firefighters to l. a. county. they are boots on the ground. they go with our prayers. this is the so named ventura county auto fire. started 9:30 last night and so far it's burned 55 acres. no buildings threatened as this is a river bottom area. crews who were supposed to be fighting fires closer to homes diverted to this area to get this one out. containment is reported but firefighters have stopped forward progress of this one. east of los angeles, in the high winds and another fire this one is

and he's mentioned that jesus christ was a carpenter.he took pride in being a carpenter himself. >> is there any story about him that you guys can laugh about outside of his hammering and sawing and everything else? >> well, absolutely. i mean, mentioned it was kavanaugh not sun-filled. remember one experience rebuilding sometimes row houses and was the end of week building were supposed to finish that. the houses that and the week. and so he show up in the end the week on friday for of a volunteer opportunity with the with for a photo opportunity with the volunteers. and that's kind of, you know, la volunteers the award weekend was to have phone to take with him. but he walked right past us into the house and took a look to see if you're done and sure enough there was a base for missing. said, okay, i'll come back when you're done. so back in for 2 hours and he came back at a 30 or 9 o'clock at night with this whole motorcade to take the photo. we're all there. the house finished incredible. i know people are signing. if you don't mind,

in rural villages around the world, he reminded us that christ had been a carpenter and in third world world as they ravaged the undeveloped world. not all of jimmy's time was spent building houses, eradicating disease, brokering cease-fires, monitoring elections. while jimmy is probably the only former president to conduct a weekly bible class, i know for certain he is the only former president to perform a duet of on the road again with willie nelson. georgia wasn't just on jimmy's mind, it was in his blood. however far he traveled he never forgot where he came home to or where now, in the end, he would finally come home to. many things jimmy and i had in common, the most important is this. we both married way above ourselves, way above. with jimmy, every step of the way was his first lady from planes, a life rich with blessings, none was greater for jimmy than the love he shared with roslyn and the love the two of them shared with their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren. jimmy, roslyn was and is a symbol of american compassion. like no other first lady in our history, ros

. >> we are again like just some artists, musicians, carpenters, blue collar dudes who just love this place and wanted to help. >> the first request was literally please go to my house. smash my back window. try to save my cats. please get the money out of there. please get my birth certificate, photos of my family, things like that. >> one of the heat hawks says he hopes to be certified and eventually officially serve the fire department in some way, but for now he is just looking for ways to be helpful. >>> coming up next at 5:00, struggles and addiction and mental health can be nearly impossible to address without a stable living situation. the bay area nonprofit that helped one woman turn her life around and how she's now trying to pay it forward. >>> plus, animal lovers jumped into action when the fires erupted in southern california. we'll show you how bay area organizations are stepping up to help our furry friends. >>> and the deadly fires are prompting one fire prone city in the bay area to reexamine their own disaster plans. we're talking to one fire chief about the lessons

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he reminded us that christ had been a carpenter. and then 3rd world village. is he successfully campaign not not for votes, but for the eradication of diseases that shame developed world as a ravage, the undeveloped one. not all jimmy's time was spent. building houses are educating disease, brokering cease-fires monitoring elections. well, jimmy is probably the only former president to conduct a weekly bible class. i know for certain. he is the only former president to perform a duet of on the road again willie nelson. georgia. wasn't just on jimmy's mind. it was in his blood. however, far he traveled. he never forgot where he came home, too. or where now, in the end, he would finally come home to. of the many things jimmy and i had in common. the most important is this. we both married way above our southwest. way above with jimmy. every step the way was his first lady from plains life rich with blessed scenes. none was greater for jimmy that he's a lovely shared with rosalyn and the love. the 2 of them shared with their children, grandchildren, great grandch

david carpenter told me that if i were a woman of childbearing years i would have children with cognitive impairments. he said probably a permanent iq loss of five to seven points. today there were 630,000 children born every year in this country who would been subjected to dangerous levels of mercury in the womb. the clinton administration was addressing that, this new data over the past 15 years. as an emergency which it really is. this is a national epidemic. and it would've levels of mercury in the womb. the clinton administration was addressing that. as an emergency, this is a national epidemic. the removal of the mercury would've caused less than 1% of plant revenue. that cost will be paid by generations of americans who will suffer from autism, blindness and mental impairment because of a decision made by this administration because somebody gave them a campaign contribution. host: robert f kennedy is our guest and we will take your calls in a minute. you do profile stephen riles, who is he? guest: he is the head of public lands in a mining industry lobbyist who believes that publi

and back at the white house, a team of 90—plus staff, from carpenters to curators, spring into actionhouse staff completely turns overj the residence in the period - of time during the inauguration and the lunch that follows, so that when they walk- into the residence, . their things are there and they can immediately start to live in the white house. - just as a logistical matter, it is incredible to watch. you know, one moment, one team is there, and the next moment an entirely new team is there. and it's notjust the computers that change over. everything changes over. # i did it myway... # of course, later in the day, there's the big celebration, the big inauguration ball, which is an opportunity for the president and all of the people that helped get him elected, and his campaign and his incoming administration to celebrate before the hard work begins. when i walked into my. office in the west wing, got my security pass, walked in the office, i and my phone was ringing. it wasn't, "hi, melody, congratulations." - it was a substantive - question, and that's always stayed with me. a

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i worked for the north cal carpenters union. checked with our lawyers and they've submitted a summary to the office of david chu on this and previous ones that may be at issue and i have no conflicts of interest on voting on this item and that is my disclaimer. thank you. sorry monica one more interruption for those persons standing up against the wall in front of the doorway causing a fire hazard so i'd respectfully request that you find a seat that looks like there's plenty of seats left to be had. thank you. appreciate the cooperation. >> go ahead, monica. okay, monica jack mucci department staff the application before you is a request for a waiver of the active use requirements of planning code section 140 5.1 for the upper floors of a building at 1035 howard street which is individually individually designated as a category two building under article 11 of the planning code and located within a mixed use general zoning district. >> the overall project would convert 61,545 gross square feet within the existing vacant commerc

wanted to see what his name for, excuse me, is eric carpenter. she chest costa. this only bradley smith's cousin said i see co co contingent. i will miss sherry here. and so the believes that it will be able to reclaim the ukrainian lance with night to his health, just as it divided check us about here with hitler's help during world war 2. how such benches and as well. no. and the nations always pays for the likes of angela. i'm assuming name the bill. so it's scanned by the emission rings. true. you read what you see? the the the at the end of the 18th century britain began the illegal opium trade in china. these hard drugs causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine, or businessman from the foggy owl beyond. however, the ruling chinese dream dynastee tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese coastal boards. sobar lee arm denmoore, lead train chinese army, was unable to provid

urban neighborhoods and in rural villmgs around the world, he reminded us that christ had been a carpenteressfully campaigned not for votes but for the eradication of diseases that shamed the developed world as they ravaged the undeveloped one. of course not all of jimmy's time was spent building houses and eradicating disease, brokering cease fires, and monitoring elections. while jimmy is probably the only former president to conduct a weekly bible class, i know for certain he is the only former president to perform a due t of on the road again with willie nelson. georgia was not just on jimmy's mind. it was in his blood. however far he travelled, he never forgot where he came home to or where now in the end, he would finally come home to. of the many things jimmy and i had in common, the most important is this, we both married way above ourselves, way above with jimmy every step of the way was his first lady from plains, a life rich with blessings, none was greater for jimmy than the love he shared with rosalynn and the love the two of them shared with their children, grandchildren, and

excuse me, is eric carpenter. she just posted this only, but i'm only most cousin said, i see continued old machine. you are so the believes that it will be able to reclaim the ukrainian lands with native health . just as it divided czechoslovakia with hitler's health during world war 2. such benches and as well known nations always pays for the likes of angela. i'm assuming the bill, so finance can find the emission 80 which rings true. you read what you see the the when i say this is, i mean the math, the world bang for the federal reserve, the dollar itself, the swift naming system. all this has become a set of full, a geo political instruments that the west uses routinely and aggressively into a date a restrict you know, dominate to other countries. the communities we get to know greetings come around with you know what he's worked on any about that. i see how i knew it was happening and especially the going to them like of the month later, filled up just a boy or the parent cho shipping his toilet. cuz office

scott carpenter's furniture store was burned down. that the black lives matter movement seems like ancient history, as president trump orders the closure of federal diversity programmes. i'm not corporate america, so destroying our store did absolutely nothing for your cause. so this picture here is when at the time president donald trump came. scott, a republican, found himself meeting the then president in the wreckage of his business. but here we are full circle, donald trump back in the white house. what are your feelings now? he's hit the ground running. he says he's going to do what he's going to do, and he's moving forward with it right away. he's not taking his time and hosting a bunch of events and doing a lot of meet and greet. and he's getting busy. he's getting down to business and moving forward. back in frank's diner, though, those who would have preferred a different candidate fear that mr trump's aggressive pursuit of his agenda will only make the division worse. i'm kind of sceptical about the whole thing. i think we'

since buying this bellway property a year ago, dean carpenter says he is worried about his damp wallstion. in the months since, two roofing companies have come to the same conclusion. the roof has been tiled in it wrong from the start. simply put, they say there are too few rows of tiles. the roof needs replacing, it needs refitting repatterning and retiling correctly. but bellway, and its insurers, the nhbc, have rejected dean's claims, blaming poor quality work by another builder, and said no evidence was found of a of a leak or any defect with the original construction of the property. hello, robert. you all right? come to see about this roof. oh, this is after nine years and it's constantly getting wet. what's it going to be like in anotherfive, ten, 20 years? they are a lovely designed houses, ijust think it's poor building practice. robert's complained, too, about damp walls and mould, but bellway said the property was built to the appropriate standard. staining after nine years was not unusual and there was no sign of water ingress. in total, eight people on the estate have sha

the british antarctic survey has a range of roles that need filling — including carpenters, chefs, plumbersthe team there says being stationed at the research facility is a valuable contribution to science. its previous work includes the discovery of the hole in the ozone layer and identifying key evidence for climate change in ancient ice. so there you have it. there is plenty of new opportunities and jobs out there. someone who is taking on a new job is president—elect donald trump. his inauguration takes place today. there is a lot of ritual and pump and ceremonial to take place before he is in the oval office and starts to sign executive orders. we will talk you through what is at stake. you are with bbc news. all eyes on washington, dc today, where in the hours to come, donald trump will be sworn into office as the 47th president of the united states — withjd vance taking the oath of office as his vice president. mr trump has already re—affirmed his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders w

the worker said, maybe you can send some volunteer carpenters from your church. very next day, president carter called habitat for humanity and told him he was going to send some carpenters all right. he himself would be one of them. thus began his famous tradition of donating one week every year to build and restore homes for his fellow americans. it is remarkable to think that one of the 45 meant has served as president and one of the only 13 who held the role in nuclear age, would humble themselves to such service. we all know as care for immunity -- in the face of illness, president jimmy carter brought life-saving medicine and in the face of conflict, he brokered peace in the face of discrimination, he reminded us that we are all made in the image of god. if you are to ask him why he did it all, he would likely point to his faith. i am reminded of his admission to live our lives as though christ were coming this afternoon. of his amazing personal reflection. quote, if i have one life and one chance, make it count for something. we all agree he certainly did.

the shooting continues and the quad carpenters don't stop it. but the situation is extremely difficult if you've been what i've done the whole situation is very scary and high to someone because i'm not sure if it may have, even though there's no water at all here inside the hospital since wednesday, we all here have resorted to the sailing solutions to drink for them, and sometimes we use it for personal purposes because of the total lack of water in the hospital. this is a real catastrophe for everyone here. so the head off, the break, donald trump's threats of a trade war, a on this is sensitive to china, tennis down to that chunk of which says he was doing his detention in australia that's coming up in the it had a lot of that. let's have a look at the weather across europe this weekend and the unsettled weather patent continues, his friends move their way from west to east. the latest one is going to bring some real wintery weather to the likes of poland up into scandinavia. loops round across into western russia, putting down to the black

say, he's already here these days is that he wants to us to continue to develop it's, it's hydro carpenters are says he's already told europe that you know, one of the ways for europe to avoid any trace tyrants with us is for them to buy more us energy, more oil, more gas. so it's quite clear that he, he does intend, you know, giving all of assistance to the energy hydrocarbon industry to continue developing . but at the same time, as i say the, the evidence has continues to manage and has mounted. and i don't think can be as obstructive to climate cooperation as he was before. but he clearly is not going to be a strong advocate either. it's it'll, it'll slow down to the us response. but having said that, the us versus even the us response or the us a position with regard to climate change in the last several years has been very, very weak in the sense that you've had been very strong statements of intent from the white house, but almost no follow through because they have been able to either because of opposition and congress are or lack of, uh, ability to at least trump looks like he will

the shooting continues and the quad carpenters don't stop. a in my situation is extremely difficult than what i've done. the whole situation is very scary and high to someone because i'm not sure can they have, even though there's no water at all here inside the hospital since wednesday, we all here have resorted to the sailing solutions to drink for them. and sometimes we use it for personal purposes because of the total lack of water in the hospital . this is a real catastrophe for everyone here. so the knowledge is there are more diplomacy in damascus. it's miss flor administer cools for the lifting of sanctions, as he holds talks with serious need of the it's had lower that let's have a look at the weather across north america. and the story has been about those devastating wild fires across the west coast in california. with west wald, 5 and history reported in l. a. now the good news is on saturday, the winds offset to die down, but we aren't seeing much in the way of west. so whether that could help with containment. instead, we've see