so we'll looking at mary toddling ann and verena davis arena banks how old davis and i'll be kind of going back and forth between these two ladies comparing them from their childhood through their young adulthood. they're looking at their educations looking at them as and mothers and then also as first ladies and then finally i will delve a little bit into their postwar experiences. and since mary was born first i'm going to start off with mary todd lincoln. she was born december 13th, 18, 18 to robert, eliza parker, todd and she was fourth of seven children. and then her mother died. and father remarried. he had nine more children by his second wife. so, mary, somewhat sandwiched between she was originally the kind of the baby of family. and then all of a sudden, she's she's a middle child. the todds were quite a wealthy and prestigious family. they had helped to found lexington, kentucky, as well as transylvania university. her father was a banker. he was also secretary of the kentucky house and a state senator. so mary was brought up in this this home of wealth and privilege. yet

davis real quick. you spoke of the need for domestic manufacturing or acquiring infrastructure used in our ports to avoid a reliance on the c.c.p.'s equipment, which is used for espionage. can you go into what countries you are are speaking of, some of our allies that can provide some of this equipment for us, sir? mr. davis: thanks for the question, congressman. china is currently not the only place where these ship to shore cranes are sourced or manufactured. although they have a dominant position in the market. some of the other companies who make these equipment are either headquartered or have manufacturing facilities in germany, austria, ireland, i believe some of the components might come from mexico. that's the state of play in this market. just for the record, congressman, we -- the industry does not see current situation or risk where there is any compromise of the equipment. if the united states does want to shift towards the situation where it is making or friend shoring these equipment, ce

. >> commissioner davis here. commissioner perez here commissioner slander here and commissioner thomas is running a little late but she'll be here. and commissioner poggioli is excused. >> all right. next is general public comment is there any member of the public who wants to comment on something that's not on our agenda tonight? there is none. >> all right. i will close public comments and move on to number three which is approval minutes for the january seven, 2025 commission meeting. do we have a motion so moved. >> you. all right. is there any public comment on the meeting minutes? >> no public comment. closed. convoked. >> president lyman, i. vice president wong i. commissioner davis. commissioner perez and commissioner schlueter. >> all right. all right. the meeting minutes have been approved moving on is number four which is a report from our acting executive director. >> thanks, president obama and good evening everyone. >> happy february. i just have a couple of updates for you. the first to let you kno

this weekend on the civil war, callie hancock talks about the lives of mary todd lincoln and farina davis -- varina davis, with collections curator to before the history of the world's oldest continually operating airfield and artifacts within his museum. watch american history tv series worst 100 days as we look at the start of presidential terms. we focus on the early months of president lyndon johnson's term in 1963 following the assassination of president john f. kennedy. johnson addressed congress after kennedy's death and called on members to pass civil rights legislation. on lectures in history, university of southern california professor brittany friedman on the formation and evolution of american prison gangs in the 20th and 21st centuries. exploring the american story. watch american history tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your progr guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/ histy. >> next week on the c-span networks, the house and senate are in session. the health of put on legislation to repeal den administration energy environment to rules. the senate continue

let's take this shot to show whit johnson and linsey davis. >> janai: a moment for miss linsey davis.insey. >> gio: come on, look at that. >> janai: go, girl. >> linsey: oh, janai. just for you. >> gio: linsey will be the co-host today, this afternoon for -- with whit johnson right there for the red carpet preshow. guys, take it away. you must be feeling amazing. >> linsey: our third time. >> whit: yeah. third time's a charm. that's right. you look incredible, of course. >> oh, thank you. >> whit: putting these guys to shame this morning, but we've got a fun day coming up. we do. of course, the red carpet is rolled out here, and soon the celebrities will be rolling up as well. >> linsey: 900 feet of red carpet, but think about it like this, whit. this time a month ago, we weren't even sure if this little spectacle of glamour would even take place, but alas, we are in hollywood, and as they say, the show must go on. plus, it doesn't hurt that l.a. actually receives an estimated $175 million economic boost from the academy awards, and firefighters and first responders are expected to be

davis folks has the latest trouble. it's gone straight out and you went into this much incorrect sheet and they were already on the way home after 2 defeats the chose to back 1st and started totally losing 2 wickets in almost exactly the same fashion. surely time again, this time it on your root did his best to study things with a few boundaries, but he was out for 37 not being about his reach 50. and that was him. popped out to south africa. shopping this in the field to safely. oh no, not really well. okay. yes. and cover the huge amounts of ground to catch heavy brook and then looking, gave you showed some impressive athleticism to dismiss jamia everson. yeah, excellent. jack. and you were eventually all out for 179, which means even if they lose so that for current our should have a place in the last 4 is that the dentist on can no longer overtake them on net rome, right? they need 180 to when these folks out to 0 as one to decline says that has broken his poll will. well, do i called for an 11th at the time the sui

well said victor davis hanson, great to have you. thank you. when we come back, the media mob, they after all these years, they do not understand donald trump. they had a meltdown over donald trump standing up for the american people and trying to create peace in europe and around the world. clay travis, joe concha next with reaction. >> from our restaurant's. >> been. >> in business for. >> 17 years. american technology. and innovation are a part of. >> everything we do, from helping us attract new customers to facilitating deliveries through websites and apps. i'm really excited about what artificial intelligence can do for small businesses like ours. this game changing technology can make us smarter and more efficient. advancing open source ai will make our economy and main streets stronger. our leaders in washington need to protect our competitive edge. >> ge powers america every day. as the leading american energy manufacturer, we've never stopped building the technologies that drive today's economy and define the future of energy. we know

7000 people have been killed since you offensive began in january. meanwhile, the m $23.00 as tom davis and 20 ethics who 2 fights is often homes group to one to it includes an army general. he's accused of having taken part in the 1994 to to genocide. m $23.00 is led by ethnic took those who say the pricing to protect the minority. great. in bolivia, a to boss collision has killed at least 37 people in the weston. potosi region near the town, if you need 41, people were injured in the crash. please say 4 children and 2 foreigners on among the dead. the boss can says pay for on suspension of a peaceful nice and hospital off the suffering. quit cold and isolated freezing crisis. 88 year old lead it the roman catholic church has been suffering from pneumonia. as the headlines the the been good. how about you? send the nic. and then how do i have to be as full as c the the law i you know i a man nissan i'm not sure if that was the remark i see but it was like aaliyah and it will have made for you on 13 the at that's going to thing i now to me, yes, and i'll send you a bunch of reports that

but that, of course, does not include the time that lindsey davis and i block them and get an interviewey head into the theater. >> gio: i was going to say, you are not the one wearing those big, glamorous dresses either, whit. >> janai: or heels. >> whit: that's right. but i will get in there and cause a traffic jam before they get in tomorrow. >> janai: right. we haven't seen the shoe cam, but we assume you are not wearing high heels, so it will probably take some people a little longer, whit. >> whit: good assumption. but you never know. thanks for that, though, bud. it's time for a check of the weather. in for samara is greg is here from our chicago station, wls. >> i know i have seen him with some red bottoms before. this guy forgot his dunkin donuts. he's turning around going back down the hill. they have seen some snow lately. and cold air for everyone across the northeast. after this one warm day, we get up to around 60 in new york. drops down to the teens by the time we start off tomorrow morning. and that cold air across the good chunk of the nation. look at chicago sunday mor

for everyone here, i'm charles davis, and we'll see you next time. (bright energetic music) (bright energetic music continues) (bright energetic music continues) (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "mosaic. " an honor to be your host this morning. across our country, faith communities are faced with a different way of responding to life by all the things that happen in the world currently. things that happen in a school shooting, in a synagogue, things that happen in our political sphere. we would like to invite you into a conversation with two wonderful people to look at how we respond to the way the world is going these days. we would like to introduce you to rabbi julie, who is a senior organizer with the religious action center of reform duties. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> karen, who is the middle east project director for the jewish community relations council in san francisco. welcome. >> thank you. >> why don't we jump in and in a general way talk about what your organizations do. then we can funnel that conversation into t

and that puts looking ahead for good punctuated by fred davis and mustangs win 55 to 40. the warriors had the day off time to savor. steph curry's 56 point barrage against the magic get back to work tomorrow and philly that said the dubs had plenty vested interest in what went down friday night in los angeles. lakers clippers lucas first battle of la turns it over here. >> follow the bouncing ball and ones with kawhi leonard and kawhi knows what to do with clippers tied the game at 67. and luka would settle in the back-to-back possessions. the birthday boy. down 26 today. stepback 3, why not another stepback 3 lakers with a 10 point and >> the dimes doncic took jackson hayes for 2 lakers win 1, 0, 6, 1, or 2. so the warriors now tied for the 6 seed in the west. how about it? spring training. giants brewers logan webb strikes out jake bauers. he had 4 k's in 3 innings. plenty of offense. matt chapman with a 2 run shot. his first next batter is wilmer flores who hits a home run. the giants, not 4 out of the yard when 92 and boy do i love seeing baseball? i do love baseball.

well, again, as you said, i think a pushing it on to the corner were the, the davis it on maybe down after the seed in a you can see up as or where do it on a search. and even though trout it on, it is a power to be that can with so there's a need to try and read it carefully when me on addressing this and try to get my passport has made it is cisco. so when you drago orthodontic means, then you can are doors sick from the middle east, and i'm hesitant side to good. i, but i don't think that to get on is settled. i also want to ask you about iran's anyways, will proclaim the enemy's because we are so used to the sunni, she a divide and you know, for and power is exploiting that's causing but with this new initiative by this out is to mediate between the radiance and their america's uh, how do you assess the state of the so do you rainy in the relationship? do you see some possibilities there? you like me that the search and mediation would not come out of the blue? i think a confidence has been big between so do and a hit on and mag in china play the very positive immediately role in

believe is realms going to redeem the world that are that frightened people here a hi, francis, a sofa davis furniture crisis. i'm just now receiving oxygen from oven today. so thousands of faithful a housing vigil for the a t h road has of the roman catholic church. he's been in the hospital for 2 weeks spots and you might have in face long's that's can says, despite the setback, the pipe remains the loads and in good spirits. still ahead on the out is there on the bank that that she students who helped our appointment is to shake has seen the last june, launch their own political policy, the pain of exiled to egypt to pull to palestinian, now back out. seeing since his wife for replacement, the wedding ring off to the 1st one was compass spaces. by his way, the prison gone the to hello. that was not in southern africa. and from the earliest satellite image, you can see madagascar sandwich between 2 tropical 5 tons. now one of those moved its way across the reunion island that's gone so it continues to descend for the south out to sea. but to the west of that, honda is expected to play the

and meanwhile, the m 23 has 10 davis. i'm 20 s next who to find as of anom to go up to rwanda. that includes an army general who is accused of having taken part in the 1994 to see genocide. another officer was sentenced to crimes against humanity by of companies. quote, the m 2020 lead by that took fees. so they fighting to protect the minority groups . the blonde and armies of the offices would be brought to justice. but yeah. what we're doing now is to cut, are you into romando? the relevant old hardy is we'll take care of them and we will hand them over to the quotes for investigation. those accused of having participated in the genocide, what would be pride as such, were just those implicated another crime? so it'd be hard to ask for the most interesting, they'll be central, a total for training and civilian reintegration, with it more than 300000 unemployed senegalese, of applying for seasonal visas to work on spanish funds ahead of the harvest. spain is expanding its migration programs to tackle neva shortages and cub and legal migration. but we don't need 350 spots avail

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oscar james at donaldson julian davis and i believe even made an invite to dr. veronica hunnicutt.but at the time she was managing several different organizations and programs. there were three other members that were also reached out to including mr. richard hashimoto out of the japantown area who was also deeply impacted by the certificate of preference and redevelopments urban removal program from that committee our executive director pulled in and we've said as well as other city agencies to help us figure out how we can undo the harm that was being done and make clp a realization for people who had given up on the program at that point through the advocacy of the members on that committee pushing mla city constantly in every meeting to do something different, to do something new as where you've seen a lot of this new policies that have come out of certificate of preference program number one the displacement rate legislation which came through david chu's office that was advocated by our subcommittee that we actually don't just stop at the agency certificate that we take back

i believe that was crockett, not to be confused with davy. >> greg: or sonny's partner on "miami vice it sonny crockett? i can't remember, dana. i'm too young for that show. what's interesting is how they didn't feel this way about george soros, who spent billions and billions to undermine american strength. but if you criticize george soros, you're playing into the tropes of anti-semitism. >> dana: not only that, but remember that ilhan omar caused a multi-week kerfuffle, including -- >> greg: watch your mouth. >> dana: being censured in the house because she suggested that jewish people in america have dual loyalties. even by nancy pelosi, that was a huge deal. now we're doing the same. i think that president trump is blessed with the dumbest opposition. they cannot figure out where to get their footing and part of it, they said their media operation has collapsed. the other thing is elon musk was bullied terribly. he was abused terribly. and he was able to get himself out of that. guess what? this is the other thing that kills me. he could live anywhere in the world, and he chose u

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fred davis and one for the dagger mustangs win. 55 40 and they are chance that'll do it for sports.great weekend. >> did you ever hear the adage that if march comes in like a lion goes out like a lamb just might ring true for us this year because you know what? we're going to get some raindrops today. it's a lot of clouds right now. maybe you'll see a raindrop or 2, but not likely probably into later on tonight. temperatures at this hour, mainly in the 40's and 50's all the cloud cover is kept the temperatures from getting really cold overnight, but also kept the temperatures from warming up early this morning. so we're seeing a series of storms heading toward california. now the future cast computer models may look pretty impressive yet. we're going to get wave after wave. here we are saturday evening and there's that some raindrops there. rain is likely tonight and into tomorrow with some snow in the sierra. so we're going to get improving our snow pack. and that's good news. we get a break here and there. so we'll see some dry breaks and then more precipitation coming in on tuesd

weekend on the civil war, historian kelly hancock talks about the lives of mary todd lincoln and farina davis. with collections curator luke perez to explore the history of the world's oldest continually operating airfield. watch american history tv is series first 100 days. this week we focus on the early months of president lyndon johnson's term. johnson addressed congress shortly after kennedy's death and called on members to pass civil rights legislation. university of southern california sociology professor brittany friedman on the formation of american prison gangs. exploring the american story. watch american history tv or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> democracy. it isn't just an idea. it's a process shaped by leaders elected to the highest offices and entrusted to a select few regarding its basic principles. it's where debates unfold, decisions are made and the nation's course is charted. democracy in real-time. this is your government at work. this is c-span, having you your democracy unfiltered. >> president trump a series of executive orders related to health care.

and i would like to introduce project manager marcus davies. >> hi mark.good afternoon, commissioners. this one's a long time coming. i am pleased to present just this lesson jr's completed artwork as installed to pacific transit 2024. this project begun in 2017 is the outcome of close collaborations between the arts commission, san francisco planning recreation and parks public works judah st merchants the la play a part council and district four supervisors katy tang gordon ma and joel and gaudio. and was conceived by a community led initiative to improve the quality of public space along the outer judah corridor. >> the work is installed in two locations in the city's outer sunset neighborhood. one group of seven sculptures is located near the northwest corner of judah street at 43rd avenue bordering the far out west community garden which hosts free quarterly outdoor film free quarterly outdoor film series and a second grouping of three sculptures is located at judah and the lower great highway across from the end judah train terminus and fronting the

weekend on the civil war, historian kelly hancock talks about the lives of mary todd lincoln and farina davise wives of the civil war leaders. a visit to the college park aviation museum of maryland with lou perez to explore -- luke perez. watch american history tv series first 100 days, as we look at the start of presidential terms. this week, we focus on the early months of president lyndon johnson's term in 1963, following the assassination of john f. kennedy. he called on members to pass civil rights legislation. on elections in history, usc sociology professor brittany friedman on the evolution of american prison gangs in the 20th and 21st centuries. exploring the american story, watch american history tv every weekend or watch online anytime at c-span.org. >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress, the first address of his second term and less than two months since taking office. c-span's live coverage against at 8:00 eastern with a preview of the evening from capitol hill followed by the president's speech at 9:00 eastern. and then watch th

weekend on the civil war, historian kelly hancock talks about the lives of mary todd lincoln and farina davisthe wives of the civil war leaders. a visit to the college park aviation museum of maryland with lou perez to explore -- luke perez. watch american history tv series first 100 days, as we look at the start of presidential terms. this week, we focus on the early months of president lyndon johnson's term in 1963, following the assassination of john f. kennedy. he called on members to pass civil rights legislation. on elections in history, usc sociology professor brittany friedman on the evolution of american prison gangs in the 20th and 21st centuries. exploring the american story, watch american history tv every weekend or watch online anytime at c-span.org. >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress, the first address of his second term and less than two months since taking office. c-span's live coverage against at 8:00 eastern with a preview of the evening from capitol hill followed by the president's speech at 9:00 eastern. and then watch