family, friends, dominion from nashville southward to the gulf coast, make sure those folks are staying weather aware on easter sunday. locally, though, it will be very pleasant. concorliore.resently t 15 to 20 along the coast, and then diminishing as you head farther inland. you saw the camera shot bounce around a little bit. that will allow some low cloud cover and fog to develop tonight, and that will keep temperatures dropping too far from the upper 40s to around 50 degrees opinion that's normal for the middle of april. tomorrow we'll warm up. not so much along the coast. low-to-mid 60s around the bay. upper 60s, even close to 70 farther inland, and that warmup is going to continue as we head through the rest of easter weekend. that low cloud cover, that fog, could be enough to register on some of the automated sensors as a little bit of drizzle, but we're talking about trace amounts. just the insurance pattern we see in springtime, sticking around to early afternoon, but diminishes a little faster farther inland. so temperatures warm up more. we're talking inland estimates warming

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up next, david beard with "the dominion post." >> mont county has some golf drawes still open that people from pennsylvania, and some of the owners have asked us how they should respond to travel orders for out-of-state golfers. >> let me lead off by saying can pass, and maybe we this by general counsel or whatever, but i would discourage anyone coming in from out-of-state -- from the standpoint of keeping our golf courses open and our outdoor spaces open and everything, that's an issue all to itself. we encourage if the golf course is open, play golf. to do as people commuting essential services that are from out-of-state, we have people that live out-of-state across the borders and come every day, and we want them to continue to be able to come. we are just trying as hard as we possibly can to not have someone from an outside state bring an infection here. maybe they don't even know it, and before you know it, they infect all kinds of people and it is a simple as that. do you have any comment on that? i really don't know how to answer other than just to try to discourage in every way pe

women's wombs were now part of the production system ringback as their masters enjoyed complete dominion over them. rape is very common. one of the most important stories that we have is that of a young woman named celia celia lived in central missouri on a small farm and she was brought there at the age of 14 and endured 3 years of rape sexual assault by her own or poor 3 children she eventually kills her owner and is tried for murder there in central missouri and while she is ultimately convicted of murder and executed she's convicted because by law she is not permitted to. assert self-defense as in slave woman but no one disputes that she was raped. to procure slaves brazil had to opt for another strategy perpetuating the slave trade but this time by what were now illegal means. despite britain's efforts to put an end to the slave trade it mushroomed in the southern hemisphere within 35 years over 2 and a half 1000000 men women and children were transferred from west africa to plantations all over the world they were soon joined 540-0000 captives on the continent eastern coast where t

volvo trucks, restaurants like mama j's, right here in richmond, and entertainment venues like kings dominion and the barter theatre. faith leaders will also be part of our work group. we want them to tell us, what is the right way to ease restrictions? what will that look like on the ground? what is practical in real life, and what is not? we will use their input, as well as input from dozens of zoom meetings we've had with local government officials, business associations, hospitals, and health associations, and other groups, to develop two sets of guidance. we'll have over-arching rules for our businesses, as well as industry specific guidance for sectors like restaurants and nonessential retail. this will help make sure that everyone knows the rules of how they must operate when it is safe to do so. as we go forward, we will fill in the details of the phase one blueprint and develop plans for phases two and three. i am as eager as anyone to move into the time where we can ease some of these restrictions. but we must do so in a safe manner, one that seeks to avoid causing a spike in cases

say i appreciate companies like duke energy, dominion energy, at&t, spectrum, local electric co-ops and many others for already announcing policies to prevent shutoffs. many companies to name, but i commend them all for doing the right thing. households are already getting help in other ways. the state of emergency i declared outlaws price gouging. those unemployment benefits i mentioned earlier will start going out this week, and at the outset of this pandemic, supreme court chief justice sherry beasley took the important step to stop newly entered in the actions from moving forward. -- evictions from from moving forward. in consultation with attorney general josh stein, this order strongly encourages the delay of any evictions that had already been entered. people should pay their bills and the vast majority want to and do, but during this crisis, some just don't have enough money. these protections will help families stay in their homes and keep vital services like electricity, water, and communications going as we stay at home. now, for some additional information. i've activated ad

he knew how precarious were britain's finances and how tenuous was its hold on its various dominions.herefore, he honored this squalid but necessary bargain, knowing that he could strike later, once the british government was no longer able to enforce the deal. and besides, the communist guerrillas of greece were in -- were more than capable of maintaining their campaign against the government without direct soviet help. guns and terror are cheap. long after his iron curtain speech, churchill would have much more to say to americans about the struggle with the soviets. he achieved his dream and returned to downing street as in an.inister in 1951 echo of churchill's only novel, in which he had written of a hero, who was of course a projection of himself, after the tom wolf had so excited -- after had subsided. the hearts of the people turned again to the illustrious exile who had won them freedom and whom they had deserted in the hour of victory. churchill traveled to washington soon thereafter to meet with president truman and deliver his third speech to a joint meeting of congress. h

. >> thank you again for the invitation to speak here in the old dominion home. i want to take just a couple of seconds to thank two specific groups. long story short, i was invited to speak at a church in washington county in july 2016. the church was celebrating their 150th anniversary, and they invited me to come up and talk about what it might've been like trying to start a church in the immediate aftermath of the american civil war. my wife and i drove up and we walked into the back of the sanctuary, and there was one lady sitting in the sanctuary, and she jumps up, runs to the back, shakes my hand, and says my family and i have something we think you may have an interest in. would you come out to the car after the program? i said, sure. i go out to the car, she opens the trunk and tells me to hold my arms out. and she's in and out the truck, and the stack is growing taller and taller. and i say, what do we have here? and she says, these are my grandfather thomas wallace colley's seven volumes of handwritten journals of his service in the first virginia cava

old dominion university will drop wrestlig and the university of cincinnati will no longer have .men'ketballst schools $375 million. and more losses are expected if football season in the fall is disrupted. money from those sports help fund other programs. oh, boy. >> well, i would just say -- larry, you should weigh in on this. i would say that i understand the pressure in a time like this. but sports not only provide an experience for the college athletes, it provides an atmosphere and i think they add a real value. >> yeah, totally agree. and the real difficulty here is that if you look at college athletics in the way it's funded, football and basketball drive the revenue for all the other sports and you saw what happened with the ncaa tournament, the revenue isn't there, if football season is jeopardized, all of this revenue that might support swimming and lacrosse and soccer, et cetera, all these sports, it's just nonexistent. and then you have an athletic department that's running deep into the red. but i hope schools don't use it as an excuse to try to cut sports. so we'll just have t

semis at work 5g, there you go with amd, nvidia utilities, wireless providers, i like letter d, dominiona growth utility of course, verizon finally there is one group, one more group that we're calling the exotics maybe because i've been watching too much of that tiger king this is a catch-all category that includes a bunch of special situation names. you have covid vaccine plays a novinger i can't, inovia. a grab bag barrett gold because gold tends to retain its economy when the economy is crushed sego for networking. face masks, we're throwing in peloton because you can't get to the gym and they're backed up a couple months if you want one. covid-19 isn't exactly diversified. weighted by market cap four gigantic tech stocks. that makes it like the regular indices. s&p 500 capped 5% of its value focus on what's working right now. overwhelmingly tech, health care and consumer staples until we get a vaccine, well, here you go. when you back test these 100 stocks, the index will be up nearly 10% for the year. as of the end of last week, trounced the major averages. bottom line, you want to

. >> thank you again for the invitation to speak here in the old dominion home. i want to take just a couple of co

european conflict extended the dominion of agriculture. african captive and trade and slaves. star and continuously. these amounted to slave war, war to enslave work to expand slavery and war against slaves, by the enslaved, against slaveholders. combat zones, political alliances and enemy combatants. it had four concepts into one. extension of wars on the african continent, it was a race war between black and white slaveholders. it is a struggle among black people or the terms of the belonging for effective control as local territories and the establishment of their own political legacies and it was, most immediately, at the heart of the battles of the seven years war. the titanic global conflict between great britain and european rivals. each of these struggle, different clients that converged the jamaican instructions in the 1760s. charting the court against new stories of territory and movement, again, they braced together the histories of europe, africa and america. as an example, of the principal leaders, he fought in each of these campaigns, the official on the gold coa

should not come as a surprise from governor desantis, hours after issuing a statewide statewide old dominiones essential activities and not limits the number who could attend the service and urged to practice social distancing and some churches in service held services last weekend for palm sunday including a church in orlando where the pastor said this is not a time to hide, this is not a time to chicken out, this is not a time to listen to online sermons only. this is a time to gather together in his presence. that church, along with others in florida, plan on holding in-person easter services this weekend. joining me now is florida's commissioner of agriculture and consumer services, nicky frooed, she has been critical of the governor's approach to this for failing to lead. commissioner, the governor says when he first started on this, said look, it is not affecting everyone in the state, statewide order doesn't make any sense, and he then said, you know, it's important that people be able to religiously observe. what do you see as wrong with the approach he is taking here? >> obviously,

it's the exerciseing dominion over another by force is wrong. might said as king george have said, that slaves voluntarily surrendered their liberty. the principle that liberty is inalienable is when the colonists can invoke against the crown against an indissoluble social contract we form a society and lose the right to change it. again, it does not offer much help for the slave. then, we get to the heart of the declaration, the real fundamental principle. people create governments to secure inlay alienable -- inalienable rights. when the government threatens those rights people can alter or abolish their government. this is the right of rebellion. this says that if the government threatens the rights that are supposed to protect, you can change it. this is the heart of the declaration, not the principles that we find earlier on. if the government threatens your rights, you can change it. rebellion and when it is justified is what the declaration is about. it is a declaration of independence. it is about the status of the colonies, which are po

it's that exercising dominion over another person based on force is wrong. inalienability has nothing to do with that. and no one said as king george might have said of the colonists that slaves voluntarily surrendered their liberty. so the principle that liberty is inalienable is one they can envoek against the crown and you lose the right to change it. but again, it doesn't offer much help for the slaves. then they actually get to the heart of the declaration. the real fundamental principles. people create governments to secure inalienable rights. and when the government threatens those rights, people can alter or abolish the government. so this is the right of rebellion. this says if the government threatens the rights that are supposed to protect, you can change it. and this i'm saying is the heart of the declaration not the principles that we find earlier on: on. if the government threatens your rights, you can change it. rebellion and when justified, that's what the declaration is all b again, it's a declaration of independence, the status of the colon

we are talking to manufacturers, restaurants, and entertainment venues, like kings dominion.aith leaders will also be part of our work group. we want them to tell us what is the right way to ease restrictions. what will that look like on the ground. what is practical in real life and what is not. we will use their input, and input from dozens of zoom meetings we have had with local government officials. business associations, hospitals, health associations and other groups to develop two sets of guidance. we will have overarching rules for businesses, and industry specific guidance for sectors like restaurants, and non-essential retail. this will help make sure everyone knows the rules about how they must operate when it is safe to do so. as we go forward, we will fill in the details of the phase one blueprint, and develop plans for phases two and three. i am as eager as anyone to move into the time where we can ease some of these restrictions, but we must do so in a safe manner. ♪ >> the presidents, from public affairs. available now in paperback and e-book. biographies of e

of sovereignty that comes from life on a mountain, a perception of privacy and isolation, even of dominion. you can sail on the company for hours afloat on brush and walk. a tranquility amidst share immensity that comes with its magnitude which renders the merely human of no consequence. [applause] >> clearly you are writing this as a first language. hard to imagine writing so beautifully but not coming to books until you are in college. >> the bible has linguistically, poetically and every other way, narratively not every single word is goals but there is some incredibly beautiful writing in the bible. i had grown up with ambiguity and storytelling and that kind of literary tradition that it wasn't as though language was completely foreign to me, it was foreign to me the idea that i would ever write it. >> it is different from academic writing. >> guest: they are almost diametrically opposed to each other. what it takes to write, you want to say everything in the most direct way possible, you wanted to be directly plane and it is the kiss of death in storytelling. you building more comple