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dickens, is a tale of two cities. they suffer from the same problem we identified with corporate lending in that rates are higher. that was a cataclysmic event in the market is just adjusting now. those companies are going to have to refinance floating loans. they are not worth as much as they were before because higher rates means higher cap which means lower property value. when you are refinancing all but the best-performing properties there is a missing piece of equity or something that will fill the gap. or maybe the borrower will hand in the keys. but that problem is bad enough. i see the graphic on the screen. office has become a four letter word. maybe they should slice off the "c" and the "e." but office has a secular problem where work from home and the well-publicized shows has talked about and that is making it worse. just to finish that point, we said maybe the theme of today is credit market take your cues. one cue is even if for buyers that see value in office, who is going to lend the money to buy the

she's dickens. she's telling the full story. but you owe that to the american people.can't tell the story of the crimes that happened. the counterfeit electoral certificates. the pressure on officials, the vice president, to brad raffensperger. just find 11,780 votes. the hacking of the voting machines in coffee county. the obstruction of justice in here. all of that. the whole hundred and 61 acts strands from that. that's the root of the poison history. >> that's the point of this indictment. you cannot look at this indictment at one in a vacuum. you have to read this like dickens, or whomever else, i mean i'm not gonna go down all the authors and poets, but you have to look at this indictment in totality. you can't look at it in a vacuum. i think that's where we can get lost. >> how do you see? it >> what i see that interesting outside of the loss of -- >> its indictment. you have to look at the loss. tough >> but the bigger thing for me that i think is important in this is, democracy is actually the hardest form of government. i never would've said that until about

that automatically you less on the plus position to explore the develop a new jump into the sale. dickens, i mean the, the, the 1st, which was 72 through junior david, you should, the low to the, the, it is, it is, is to all the do cool. i can be of any more you combine for most. and then even if it's a, the companion 52 mooney, see of a to turn stuff, then she's going to guess to me today, if not, i'm on the roof and i'll include your mobile the some you know me to leave the, the or security did it been so no, they're not totally do. don't be on most simple to so i knew a lot left. so do you the only thing for the french government used respect installing. just to fill the message the we cannot all say i one does give the stance is samuel same. why did you know we did is excited about that. so i'm on the corner of the provider. i think the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the most us young, the putting these. yeah. image of the month where the dns, if it you don't show is usually i thought it better than ball. what are you going to mom? so she will be on may, she had yo

but in order to put the attention in that, you need read, say, a book by like dickens richardson. they don't seem to have that anymore. the prisoners do have that because they're not online on there is this feeling of things having to be you know applica able to modern life which is not really the humanities are about there's so many things getting in their way the prevalence of check think the new the new artificial intelligence we no idea where that's going to take but certainly the traditional way of of learning in college is going to be turned upside down. and again, i haven't had to deal with that in the prison. they have no access to these things. they write their essays, the old fashioned in longhand on their they have enough access to research to help them, but not so much that they're overwhelmed and they're not being constantly distracted by sort of flashier things going on in their lives. what do you think prisoners are getting from the classics, from john locke from tocqueville, etc. ? i think they're getting exactly what i got in college in the 1970s, which is a expan

the great dickens christmas fair in victoria. holiday party is returning to the bay area. it's happening at the cow palace in daly city for its 39th edition. weekly festivities are scheduled to begin november 18th and will continue every saturday and sunday through december 17th. the fair annually has more than 60,000 visitors and will feature interactive shows, holiday treats and festive vendors. event organizers say this year they will bring back the christmas tree forest. tickets for this event go on sale september sixth. there's like a lot of fun. just hard to think about when it's going to be 100 degrees next week. all right. thank you for watching. ktvu news at 11. our news continues with mornings on two at 7 a.m. you can always find the latest information on our website ktvu.com. modern families coming up next. have a good night. bay area. fix that step. morning. i'm still sleeping. happy anniversary. mm. and they said we wouldn't last. [ chuckles ] who said that? oh, look at you. you're cute.

forward to my guess in bogota, jorge it a simple and load up a name and in denver, colorado elizabeth dickens, and thank you for joining me on this edition of inside story. and thank you for watching as well. you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website at aus. is there a dot com, the discussion go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. it goes to join the conversational twitter handle. there is a inside story from excel around the whole team here. thanks for your time and your company. the the we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what, i'll do to bring you the news. i'm calling to fast, the matter to you. how does era every thing do is being handled. it's being, it's being measured. that's why i intelligence agencies. are they a task to do things in secret that are unlawful or politically embarrassing? all of the colleagues that i knew shows to retire from the n s a b could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass or balance, digital dissidence, on our, t

we can do that with elizabeth dickens, m. c. she is a senior analyst for a columbia, the international crisis group. she is normally based in bogota, columbia that joins us tonight from denver, colorado. good to have you on the day. welcome. now this cease fire with the eel and gorilla home forton, is it for columbia as quest for peace? so this is a really significant advance, and i think it's a very good 1st step in trying to de escalate the situation. particularly with the 11, the largest remaining left of the movement in columbia. and now in terms of a broader concept, essentially, what's happened since 2016 where we did see this piece agreement with the former bar. the movement is that the conflict has fractured. we have more actors today, they're often smaller and more locally based. but in that context, the lens is very important because it remains the last political insurgency and it has a very significant presence across colombia territory. so a 100 maybe days of the longest these 5 has ever been agreed with organization

and in denver, colorado elizabeth dickens, and thank you for joining me on this edition of inside story. and thank you for watching as well. you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website at aus. is there a dot com, the discussion go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. it goes to join the conversational twitter handle. there is a inside story from makes it around the whole team here. thanks for your time and your company the the, [000:00:00;00] the challenges with if it's a top destination for travelers seeking and 5 in paradise experience. but the i did a archipelago of fiji is also on the front line of global rising water levels and unforgiving storm. i've triggered some of the was 1st government lines relocation as a result of climate change. people in power, us want fiji, the last resort on a jersey to in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news and to the journalists reporting their stories. it's that intimacy that

we can do that with elizabeth dickens, m. c. she is a senior analyst for a columbia. the international crisis group. she is normally based in bogota, columbia that joins us tonight from denver, colorado. good to have you on the day. welcome. now this cease fire with the eel and gorilla home forton, is it for columbia as quest for peace? so this is a really significant advance, and i think it's a very good 1st step in trying to de escalate the situation, particularly with the land, the largest remaining left of the movement in columbia. now in terms of a broader concept, essentially what's happened since 2016 where we did see this piece agreement with the former far the movement is that the conflict has fractured. we have more actors today. they're often smaller and more locally based. but in that context, the lens is very important because it remains the last political insurgency and it has a very significant presence across the territory. so a 180 days of the longest use part of is ever been agreed with organizations which indicate the level of trust between the nego

and in denver, colorado elizabeth dickens, and thank you for joining me on this edition of inside story. and thank you for watching as well. you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website at aus. is there a dot com, the discussion go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. it goes to join the conversation on twitter handle. there is a inside story from excel around the whole team here. thanks for your time and your company the the, the issues of the day is good to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change, protect destruction. otherwise we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of up here says pipe top and major a and says this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light targeting the but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable, but as well. and it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and not about narrative, the street on algae 0. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call out y

and in denver, colorado elizabeth dickens, and thank you for joining me on this edition of inside story. and thank you for watching as well. you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website at aus. is there a dot com, the discussion go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. it goes to join the conversational twitter handle. there is a inside the story from excel around the whole team here. thanks for your time and your company the when the news breaks, the story of this village is the same as many of us spread across the eastern front line. no electricity, no running water when people need to be heard. and the story needs to be told his children are unable to go outside, inside is extreme. you hook with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, most people expect to be wiped out all together. by now. i'll just see right. has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning document trees and life news or the is this time for the west to we think the best option for the ukraine washer war. and what would those options look like? what

but the truth is, we are getting down that line, and dickens may have been dead for a very long time,

. >> that is dickens and teddy. thank you for sending these in >>> welcome back . tgif, everyone. we are taking a live look over into the east bay in the woodminster neighborhood. good morning, to you. thanks fo watching . we will be in your area next week. >>> time for your money watch report. if you missed the barbi movie or one of the big summer blockbusters, you can catch them this weekend for only four dollars. get your popcorn ready because sunday is the second annual national cinema day. more than three dozen theaters will participate in the celebration including amc and regal locations. >> buttered popcorn for me is always a holiday. do you layer the butter, say popcorn, butter, popcorn, butter. >> are you really asking me that? what about you jessica quick >> i'm that weirdo that puts m&ms in my popcorn. >>> let's take a quick look outside read it will be warm in certain pockets of the bay are so maybe a many would be a good idea for that portion of the day. partly cloudy skies over the bay area . we will continue to see those clouds this morning. and i want to start off

the atlanta mayor dickens has ordered a full investigation into his death. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, human rights watch is accusing saudi arabia of killing hundreds of ethiopian migrants and asylum seekers who have tried to cross the yemen e-saudi border. we will get the latest. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the ethiopian government says it plans to investigate a report that border guards in saudi arabia have killed hundreds of ethiopian migrants and asylum seekers who have tried to cross the yemen-saudi border since march 2022. in a statement tuesday, ethiopia's foreign ministry called the deaths a "alleged mass execution" and said it will conduct the probe "in tandem with the saudi authorities." t

they tax the dickens out of you and they're still deep in debt. yes, in terms of taxes, of course, no income tax, florida is the second lowest per capita tax burden in the united states. new york and california rank among the top 10 most taxed states and i don't have to remind you, not only do you have stiff income tax, you've got the highest sales tax in all of the united states. in terms of business tax climate, florida has the fourth best business tax climate. new york is second worst followed by california, with the third worst business tax climate. is it any wonder, that the state of florida ranked number one in new business formation, even though we're roughly half the size of california, we have more new business formation. [applause] >> and unemployment in the state of florida, the december numbers, we were 2.7%, new york and california were 4.1%, we have significantly more people employed than we did prior to covid and states like new york still haven't recovered and for the first time in recorded history, the state of florida has more pe

fontaine, virginia wolf, dickens, roy, saint augustine, call marks, shakespeare and voltaire. he read peachy woodhouse, which makes me roar, he said. hemingway, mendoza, the federalist papers, james joyce. he read marcel bruce in french -- proust in french and it called up the melancholy of youth, he said. he read home or in greek, dante's inferno in italian, a language he said he did not know but managed by drawing on his knowledge of latin and french. he quipped that a man would get credit in heaven for all of the old where the books he read. , and he referred to himself as one who is lost to duty in his bones, and he attributed his zealous reading to an inability to shake the gospel of self-improvement absorbed in his youth. he began reading thucydides in greek. he explained i am preparing for my final examination. he prepped -- he had a world that a book, once started, had refinished. his secretary remembered the retired justice groening allowed over it deathly dull political tone, steadily fastly -- steadfastly refusing to abandon it. the only book he could ever remember

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in 1842 charles dickens wrote of his experience he noticed that there was a multitude of people assertinge than anything else as they had no particular business in the white house or that anybody knew up while waiting for president john tyler, he made note of their affinity for chewing tobacco. they bestowed their favors so abundantly that i take for granted the presidential housemates have high wages. no one us all these as artifacts rather they were seen more as household necessities and even though they were abundantly placed to someou people were not polite enough to put their spit into a bucket. only later in the century to the citizens begin to see these places and objects differently. with historical significance and relevancy much like we heard earlier today the movement and the cultural awakening behind the preservation was propelled by women first ladies, hostesses, journalists, photographers, researchers individually curators. caroline harrison's attempt to identifyt and catalog as well as create a display for the public to see this transpired shortly after the centennial celeb

. >> yeah, it's a modern take on charles dickens, who's this hacky writer that used to write some stuff me this year's scrooge is that i'm basically one of these guys that uses or hijacks social media, and those kinds of things, to be divisive to divide people and continue to polarize people, which i think is actually a great modern, sort of perfectly apt and well-timed horrible trait for this guy to have, to make him scrooge. so, it's based -- and then it's singing, dancing, i mean - >> jimmy: by the way, who knew you could dance? >> no one. and not me that's for sure. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were fantastic >> i mean, it was -- >> jimmy: how long did you train for this >> we trained for -- we had -- dance camp was two months before but we trained for three months before that with chloe arnold, who's one of the greatest tap dancers in the world, and maud arnold, her sister. and i just -- i basically was aiming for like a black belt in adequate, just to get through. >> jimmy: you want to be the best at adequate >> yeah, all i ever said -- all me and will ever said to chloe arnold was

they included shakespeare, longfellow, tennyson and dickens, who are now course expunged from many english and other literature in our so-called institute solutions of higher learning, more institutions. i would argue that higher learning colleges final rebuke to modern times, noted paul, was this he was not exactly popular, but he was hugely respected. well i would disagree, of course. i think he was highly popular as others have out how out of joint though is hard when popularity is, everything and respect is an aretha franklin song. thank you. academics america could do a lot worse to recall the wisdom of calvin coolidge and politicians of all stripes might, consider this pithy thought. the things i never say, never got me in trouble. so grab little discussion here for a few months before we open up you. you might have some thoughts on our comments as well, but i want to begin by picking up on something, steve hayward mentioned, the top presidents that usually come out in listing of most of the rankings. the one outlier, of course, that he both mentioned, but also we didn't quite fully