dudley said. she talked about the advantages a small unit, that facility management facilitates improvement, a built high rise buildings up and down state street. is it feasible. given political and economic realities, to add public housing in a city as chicago in small units on small, scattered? is that a feasible option? it absolutely is. and what kind of resistance do you get from neighborhoods that, oh, we don't want public housing in our neighborhood. well, i think we get resistance because of the history the chicago housing authority. and one of the things that we're doing to try to overcome that as we build scattered housing, i'm turning that scatter site over to local private developers and nonprofit community development corporations. we, in fact, are even them build a housing to lessen the fear of the community that the once it's built that it won't be managed properly. let me ask major robinson something about this. you've traveled around the country as well, as worked in tulsa on the p

the same firm hand slapped down dudley field. malone. he was wilson's trusted friend going the way back to the new jersey campaign. and he was the highest administration official outside the cabinet below. and disloyalty consisted supporting the women who were protesting the anthony amendment. he he had a heart to heart meeting with in the white house where he pressed wilson and support for the anthony amendment told him that he would be responsible for a great reform if he were get on the winning side on this. and wilson again stood his ground. so malone resigned over the issue made national headlines and papers all across the country. big headlines because it was an extraordinary thing to have happened. both house and were banished from. wilson's sight never spoke with again after the their falling out and neither man was admitted to wilson's funeral in end. the anthony amendment one, of course. and so too did those who crossed swords with wilson for so long over that subject. they finally experienced victory. but for many of them, yea

latasha device and send us a bunch hasn't been a deal of us with that kind of little bit a little, lia, dudley and michelle can help us idea, but just know, right, so, so i'm going to finish the bus and that i to set the time to adjust. but then i've had a task that i'm the one uncomfortable going on with the status that the don't know . but you know, just didn't get them that's going on with the stuff the same, then a fuel price that's available was them as white mom. i didn't get any cable, most of them messiah, they sent me. and none of the collaborative method to put the show on, i shouldn't be enough to feed touch it child again. okay. but i'm is, and the level of law they've been doing it harder and most of the looking to give you a home day, the income wasn't enough. i the show on a shy question could have been unable to come to my hand, open the corner to the motor while i shut it does. if i double see if i send the professional, if i make i showed you flash way, is that why instead of in a sure the when men come and put fire and key, we nimble, we socialize, we get our information, ev

so that kind of little bit a little, lia dudley michelle can help us out of the budget. nobody test i'm going to finish the bus and the night does that, don't assign them a job. but at the, at how just found that and the who and uncomfortable economic, the status that the deluxe. but either just didn't get them that's going on with the spent the same then a fee of a crisis today. my bill was i'm an as why my been doing cable, most of them messiah they sent me and none of the, not the blackboard and visit the, put the show and i sent them the 5th hutch at times of the yeah. okay. but i mean, so then the level will come up. i've been doing it harder and will sit then looking to give you the home day. the income wasn't enough. i don't the show on a show question. could have the name to call them a hand open in the corner to the letter that i shut it does. if i get that will see if i sent the professional mba show, did you flush with the light instead of me? now? sure. the when, when come and put fire and key, we nimble, we socialize, we get that information, even something

bill dudley making the case for king dollar.ar's dominance, a position countries such as china and russia are seeking to contest by addressing cross-border payments. the u.s. could boost the global economy and submit its central role therein." bill, welcome to the program. lots of topics to cover. you started with the premise. the immense benefits from the dollar's dominance. what are they? bill: the dollar is the linchpin of global financial markets. we get exorbitant privilege of people wanting to hold dollar-denominated assets. the mix the cost of funding in the u.s. less. that is not necessarily forever. there are steps we can do to make that more likely to be sustained in the future. one thing is to make progress on cross-border payments. payments across borders are expensive. maybe as much as 6%, 7%. this will be brought down tremendously if we developed instant payment systems nationally and weave them together. a number of countries have good payment systems. the u.s. is nowhere. we have two systems but nobody uses them.

that's a fast, successful sort, dudley legal girl. this is the only stuff i know. what did it give me a 2nd? if you name the goes, yeah, pretty deep. all the cleaning, additional, the size of the stream and also some model. how do i'll see some of the, the, the, the little boy. so what else will somebody in is it for the day for the day. okay. well it can, yeah. and they'll give keith. i'm the shower, you got to come up. they didn't even know how to put in with the work i got this was introduced. well, well, having decided to go ahead and we had decided to do some work on this. i'm to my thought is in her wish she was for the for the as the i did the minute, i'm sure. so she is in the country of the y'all, didn't have to in this, in the gym to be sure to welcome them as you want me to shut up there. it's a jo was i have to just, oh it was a modem. a i need it's month function, so now uh on the the, the, the, the, yeah, the, the tones and does it have been now for why that was that out. 2 a lindsey solar i to be called them and sold the guest vision jagow see under

tim dudley is taking advantage of napa's sandbag station. he says water is flong off the hillside behind his house and his garage is flooding. i don't want water coming in the garage. it's going to ruin everything in the garage. i'm picking stuff up off the floor and put it on bricks and stuff like that. in yountville, folks who live in this neighborhood are holding their breath. hopper creek is once again on the rise and could flood. last week, the creek overflowed onto oak circle, making it impassable. in fact, one person took a spin in their kayak. neighbors do not want a repeat. it's a big issue, so all we can do is just hope for the hope for the better weather. and then there's the threat of falling trees. we saw this big eucalyptus down blocking doug road. we always like to ensure everyone is being safe and driving carefully and going the speed limit and just making sure they're being cautious. i'm hoping that this is it. i think it is for a while, isn't it? who knows? we're back here. live where? you can see there's an awful lot of wa

i should dudley. i have go on november. well, uh, but that was one of them is that is, i mean he, i mean has up, my word has been, uh, in my little last 3 i'll uh, also have to do is sit in on a dime and put them inside the bar. okay. but for the, how about the the dog did advise you ma'am? less the older log in piece that i did, but yeah, unless blah, blah, i'm really all of that music does not fly to let you start, i waste. but the hello not more logical. i mean, brokers in how much that is what i mean. i think you has lasers. yeah. yeah. this is you hold on because i was like, i know but by syria and visual wouldn't let me honey, i'm in this in the plot shop all my godaddy. oh, god be and also all the way to see the governor will not tell us. how did the comedy i simply i didn't lie locked on a model for the i use a don't know now, you know, not to good model with the show. and i so the, the finality. yeah. and then i'm daemon leave us certainly by show me that cuz he's been giving me a list. yeah. but who do i have go,

was like on there, by the way, across anatomy of guide you don't storm is on your for say to ms. dudley. we need your voice again. clearly felt that i'm going to select a phone deal. let's let me find out. give me a little less explanation. if you would, or any of those, i'm going to move to the shared estimating the thing because commission interviewed 100 with this is who's testimonies with you. none of us about one thing. the polls had been killed by jim's time of execution on some 1941 completely disapproving the ussr skills the premium so so can you see a couple of hours ago? no, no, going to his wisdom tooth as always for you to that's efficient is also like this. i'm going to do present and let me have someone. as soon as i said, i'm in this form, i should say, ask you when my playlist, one of my dns quote, because if there were some usually asked him to come in and pick up on their appli seen is efficient use of this come on the window yes things ethan is us there in the the white folks now as we get a 2nd thought of your wife knew we would be able to get you to speak and issue

there by the way, you could us and add them or provide you a don't story is on your for speak to ms. dudley. we need your voice again. clearly felt that i'm going to select a phone deal. let's let me find out. give me a little less money if need to order any of those. i'm going to move to the shared hosting. and then because commission interviewed 100 with us is who's testimonies we you, none of us about one thing. the poles had been killed by jim's time of execution. awesome. 19. 41. completely disapproving the ussr skills the premium. so, so can you see a couple of hours ago? no more going forward with them to because always for you to that's efficient is also like this. i'm going to do present and let me have someone. as soon as i said, i'm in this form, i should say, ask you when my playlist, why didn't? that's cool because if there were some, usually asked him to come in and take the toner, apply. seeing is efficient. you saw this come on board and yes i was eating a is us there in the the whitestone snails as who needs a 2nd, tonia watson is. we would be able to get a stick and issue

we are given to mr. dudley with the prom. because he, me, i, i don't the mc, my old he is a mass with many experts around him. and he doesn't care to ask for an opinion. this is a fit of style in history that we are asking people over the country to leave their own country to let another the people coming from bradshaw, china over the united states government feelings that the white house national security advisor mike wills, is doing via credit and president florida minutes lensky to rein in criticism of the united states works to negotiate it in to the war. ukraine is called when it comes off to the lensky hit backet, scathing criticism from donald trump. you called him a dictator and blamed him for russia's 2022 invasion, a dictator without elections. so lensky, better move fast, or he's not going to have a country left. gotta move, gotta move fast, cuz that was going in the wrong direction. in the meantime, were successfully negotiating and into the war with russia. something all admit that only trump is going to be able

with a while you'd be a few months i've had to show you just one minute video or about a 100 and p, dudley suite. honestly, when you put the money order bravo to hey, let's do that. so you cut out the know who is that is unbalanced. so every month we've done it on a well not if you have developed my but you know, i know that you will be well, the whole thing is i'm wanting to the sonata some of the money. yeah. yeah. hold on the money to somebody in the month. how about the nice the name on the us limits? i day the salon. you'll probably be on know, who had to somebody you know, home into thought because i would give them, you know, even the, even the only i know who and then he didn't disagree. they had him like why the shortly after israel was founded in 1948, the country passed lou cold to this in coverage jews from anywhere in the world to migrate to israel. many ethiopian jews wanted to do this, but these really authorities initially did little to enable them to travel. these bureaucratic delays were often attributed to charges of racism and religious debates over the jewish identity,

as people pack the streets to protest a foreign hands and they all seemed dudley. the the welcome to our to you are on sundays. we look back in the stories, the grabs headlines over the last 7 days, the type of company. what if that was one story this week that really sudden shock waves all around the world? it was, of course, us a i d's. and that's because the united states agency for international development has now officially been exposed to the front for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the global body, he says that as one political group, in particular, the feeling the heat usa id is driving the radical left crazy. and there's nothing they can do about it. because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. it's now tron spot, us a id, have interest stretching all across the globe. it had a staggering annual budget of around $50000000000.00 holding the past strings of 60 percent of americas total foreign assistance. us presidents says tha

the pandemonium in paris has a people, the streets to protest, a foreign house in the off season, dudley the control t y on sundays we give a round top of the top stories that we covered over the last 7 days. it's good to have you been. but if that was the one story this week, so really sent shock waves all around the world. it was us a on these. and that's because the united states agency for international development has now been officially really exposed as a front for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the label board today, he says there's one in political group in particular, that's feeling the heat. a usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it. because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. it's now transport usa id had interest stretching it across the globe. it had a staggering annual budget around $14000000000.00 holding the pos strings of 60 percent of america's total floor and assistance. you as president says t

i left via miscellaneous, and germany. du duluth, june. dudley was on board. the 1st german vessel taking part in the nature operation. as it set off into the baltic sea from the northern german coast, the crew of this german worship are preparing for a new mission. apparently, they're being deployed at short notice as part of the new nato operation called baltic century. for the next 8 weeks, the vessel with its crew of around 60 will petrol, the baltic sea. their aim is with her and confront any threats to critical underwater infrastructure, such as data cables and gas pipelines. are you putting a 300 outside into the deployment zone? i barely able to contribute to the terrans by monitoring the sea area without a sense, as like a radar of optical sense of such as cameras and of cause by dr. laws which are still important. you will observe the merchant ships passed by. we will take a look at other warship sense, uh, setting around and we will paint a picture of the situation and shed with our allies of phone defendants. if i've been to, the entire mission com

fully or we are not fully represented at these big multilateral meeting, then of course they've dudley's vacuum and the vacuum will always be full. so it isn't particularly in america's interest not to be here either. all right, we'll leave it that fine so much for your analysis. and then these would thank you for having the hey, the organization da, the organization doctors without vote is calling for the protection of civilians and humanitarian access in east and democratic republic of congo. b rolanda back 1023 levels. and the allies have been advancing in mineral rich north and south capital provinces that pushing more than 200 kilometers north of goma. since taking book trouble on sunday, they've moved around a 100 kilometers south battling to control the town. will be a while in the sense that or because of the m 23, is organized for the cooling a clean off of the streets, and then 23 spokesperson try to assure people that forces away to provide security . they also criticize the governments of president felix. this is katie and i know academy reports from a burial sites and becaus

do to be released, but is there any unsafe 8 have died. nearly 2015 in prison is also to be treat dudley. so these are in use made captive and got on the calendar on funding is hoping they would also be soon having some and just see that was part of the ceasefire agreement between israel and thomas. israel is releasing a 183 palestinian male prisoners on saturday. 16th of being freedom exchange for 2 elderly is rarely males. a 123 in return for the 3rd is really not 12 of them. i've been saving lives, sentences and a 111 have been held without trial since october, the 8th 2023 pink us as a form is ready and by cedar, i'm consul general and new york is joining us from television. so thank you very much indeed. for being with us in that report that we heard, the cousin of his friend a captive old, often called it on seeing that she was hoping that all these varies would not be able to get back to normal for 15 months. of course is rarely as have been concentrating on getting the captives back. they've also been seeing their military fighting on several funds over the last 15 months. how pe

folks who i believe that the, the, the main and immediate issue is a to allow or the hostages every dudley's way. as soon as possible is what the hold to fold it to have these games. so if we start though, they don't know lice, although they will. 4 days a week, day 3 people every week. every toning we have, we need to a big, big deal of the day in that the respect i agree with the president, the trump, although i do not agree with most of what he says, this is something which is true. and right. and i think that all these ladies al, behind it at we were beginning to hear a refrain. the in terms of opening the gates of hell and guys are all bringing health in garza, in the event that the captives on return. i want to get your impression of whether or not how much the president's that actually has given the fact that most of guys are, has actually been slots. and then almost everybody and guys has lost members of their family and friends, a wonders it begs the question about how much impact a phrase like that is likely to have on people who essentially have lost so much. i secretary, was the

thanks, chief dudley jonathan kearsley from nine australia. you've mentioned the impact on the families, the impact on the crews involved, but i'd like to know from you personally, how are you coping through all of this? how do you deal with what you're seeing, hearing from the families? and colonel, this tragedy obviously involves members of the military family, too. how do you contend with and deal with that as a military unit yourselves? similar to colonel, go first. so i think that in the military, we're grieving the same way that the communities and everyone else is grieving. right. we're, you know there's obviously a tragic loss for each one of those individual families, for everyone that wears this uniform and serves, they go into that knowing that there's a level of risk in the type of work that they do. every one of those crew members understood that just the very nature of the work that they do encourage some level of risk. right to. but that alone is probably not enough to kind of overcome really the grief that this this this tragic

and welcome to this move, which is not the case as we i have david dudley sore right now. uh, from your previous coverage. so this is, this is a very, uh, potentially dangerous initiative, but so i think it should be viewed in the, in the bigger context of mr. drums tactics of he's negotiation tactics. these cowboys titled us, he says, and he used this several times already after his coming to power for the 2nd time. so he 1st tries to, this is kind of, uh, some the opponents and tried to impose on him something that he will not want. and then he gets some kind of concessions, and then she explains that he's a winner in these, in these kind of exchange. i think that maybe this is also part of the tactics. so this is some follow of very technical statements that hopefully it will not implement in reality because i really can't see how, how it can be implemented without breaching every understanding on the police doing and is really problem a problem that so that we have in the world right now, how is the us trying to proceed with that kind of eviction implied? considering t

now random moody's policy has won the local election and the capital new dudley is the 1st time the indian nationalist b j. p. school the when they're in 27 years. how i call on reports launching a file under the new 3 decades of electrical building. us in new delhi and part of the region opposite party support is celebrating after $148.00 of the territories, saving the seats. and the legislative assembly. a major boost for 5 minutes to an errand remotely after a disappointing national election in which his policy lost its majority in parliament. the pgp is certainly consolidated. it does have recovered from the slight set back that suffered in the 2024. joining block, so by elections the hosted on me policy has been cooled off and corruption allegations to which it's lead to of and catch evolve has been time in jail. he's also being criticism with the condition of the capitals infrastructure. i'm going to go to those at uh, the good governance. the leaders have to work properly. if senior leaders are in jail, then how can you work? that's why the moon river could not be cleaned up. the bo

he will be discussing the next stage with the us president donald trump, but trump dudley, a said there's no guarantees the cx 5 will hold. let's go live capacity calhane in washington dc, and now the officials are the wife's house have been talking about girls or what have they been saying, patsy as well. they have been the, as they were asked as the president, donald trump believe the 2 state solution. and they didn't answer that. they were asked specifically if the 2nd round of negotiations is under way. and they didn't answer that either. they did say that the 2 leaders would be speaking about this in about 3 hours. we expect the prime minister to arrive at the white house. it's going to have a one on one meeting with the president of the expanded meeting with their teams press conference and then private dinner at the white house. so he's going to be spending a considerable amount of time with the president. one of the things i think that's going to be interesting is to see exactly what the language is when they've talked to the press about the 2nd round of ceasefire. don't forget do

while he was in chicago, he was teammates with mike dudley junior who acquired the six-time all-star, >> mike came into this situation and he could have very easily said that is not the right move, and he didn't, he was so aggressive to make a move to give us the opportunity and i respect that, as players, you have to respect that and make it right. >> meanwhile, the 49ers are already coming up with ways to get help to get back to the nfl's biggest stage next year, earlier this week, six-time all-pro passenger, myles garrett retracted a trade out of cleveland, and it has gotten their attention, fred warner already said publicly they want him. and earlier this week, warner shared just how far he is willing to go. >> well i don't even know how that would come about and how we would get it done, but i know some way, somehow we will figure it out. >> okay, you are saying george, you are making such good money that you are going to get a paycheck to myles garrett? okay, you heard it here. >> holed up, warner clearly didn't go over that plan with george kittle who responded to the idea, say

while he was in chicago, he was teammates with mike dudley junior who made the aggressive move to acquireme all-star, it is something that draymond green appreciates. >> mike came into this situation, he could have very easily said that is not the right move, and to do that, he was so aggressive to try to make the move to give us the opportunity. and i respect that, for us as players, specifically as players, you have to respect that and make it right. >> the eagles and the chiefs face-off sunday in super bowl lix, meanwhile, the niners are making moves to get back to the biggest stage next year, myles garrett requested a trade out of cleveland and it has got the niners attention, george kittle and fred warner have already said publicly they want him. and earlier this week, warner shared just how far he is willing to go. >> well i don't know how that would even come about, how i would get that done but i know there's some way, somehow we will figure it out, me and george can give a little bit of our funds over to warner, how about that? i'm including george. >> you are making such good mo

the shoe was from a poem by dudley randall, a detroit poet who wrote the ballad of birmingham. >> andme, and i'd forgotten about it. and the book was originally called the watsons go to florida 1963. but when they got to florida, nothing happened. so i set it aside. and then the ballad of birmingham came up again and i said, oh, the watsons need to go to birmingham. and that changed everything about the story. and i went back and wrote it like that. but what i really wanted to do was show how young people try to deal with tragedies and see things in ways that we as adults don't see. there's a naivety, and kenny is somebody who can understand, and he comes up with quick reasons why things are happening, and a lot of times they just don't make sense to us. but i did my best to try to portray a young person's reaction to something so horrible that they couldn't really actually see it. >> so let's talk a little bit more about kenny. he's he's confronted by a shadowy gray figure two times in the story. the first time he almost drowns at the swimming hole and then again during the 16th stre

i am andrew dudley, chair of the in nature forum and it's a delight to see so many faces in the audience here tonight. i wish to thank you for taking the time to attend this in-person event on our club this evening. a few housekeeping notes. firstly please take a moment make sure that your phones are silenced. and secondly, we will open the floor to questions in around 45 minutes. if you have a question and please raise your hand and we'll pass the microphone to you. as is customary for this forum, i'd like to a moment to acknowledge the land on we gather as traditional homelands, the roman jewish people. let's take this opportunity to express our gratitude used as guests and to thank the original stewards of this land as we travel beyond this ramp to territory letters geometric mortgaging the first peoples of every community visit. introducing our guests tonight, we have a chris benner to my right. he's the director of institute for social transformation, the everitt program for technology and social at uc santa cruz. he lives in santa cruz in california. welcome. thank you. pleasure. b

that arterial flow and they that was pretty much there was a lull in the fight when i got there on dudley hill and i rode up to mclernon and lew wallace and he used to praised for what he did. he took an initiative and even though he thought he might be dismissed for and the first thing that mcclarnon says to me after we saluted was he growled at me and he said this army wants a head. and i said, i expect it does, gentlemen, the ground has been lost. must be retaken, and then i talked to a soldier who told me there the rebels were leading with full and i realized they meant to leave. they weren't going back. and i told colonel webster, my chief of staff at the time, tell these men that were milling around load their cartridge boxes, there were boxes of ammunition everywhere. they just didn't have anybody to take control of them. and i rode along those lines, i said, man, that ground must be retaken. they got some leadership they got rearmed and, they had been whipped and they wanted to revenge that. and they began to reform, to go at pearl of panama had stopped fighting and going back beh

host: here is a republican in dudley, pennsylvania. mary. good morning, mary. caller: this is frustrating. the first thing i want to say is may god bless america. donald trump has been the best light shown since jesus christ. he is in my opinion wonderful. look at the fraud, the waste, the insanity that he is showing the country right now. i was a democrat. in the kennedy era i started voting because i believed he was a good man. i knew very little. i was a teenager. now since trump may be a little bit of reagan, but since trump i've been educated on what is going on. i am sometimes astounded of how this country is where we are right now. right now we are coming out of it. if we back a man that loves this country and those behind him that finally got behind him. i am a military wife. my husband put 20 years in the marine corps. very proud of the man. he is a republican all his life. host: i wanted to show you results of a washington post poll and they asked this question. "since taking office do you think trump has acted within his authority as president or gon

do you think that fema should sit dudley stop existing? >> i don't think he is eliminating, what i understood is he was saying it should go back to the states. >> governor, i will reclaim, the president was very clear, he believes the agency, fema, should be completely eliminated. do you agree with that or do you not agree with that? it's ok to disagree sometimes. >> i'm not afraid to disagree. >> see you disagree with that? >> its bureaucratic, it's a nightmare to work with, they can only do one thing at a time. >> do you agree with him that we should eliminate it? that we should eliminate fema? >> i think we need to take a look at it. >> but you don't think we should eliminated. >> i think we should allow -- take a look at it. >> it sounds like you don't think we should get rid of it, which i agree with. in the past 10 years, your state has been granted fema support 10 times. president trump denied you a claim after flooding and horrible weather patterns that happened in iowa. you said you were disappointed and that the people of iowa ne

well, the thing is, dudley, because he's had pancreatitis. so i have to be careful what i give him. broccoli. he has broccoli for his treats. >> does he like broccoli? >> does he like broccoli? >> he loves broccoli. so the problem is, it's like 330 in the morning when i'm getting up and i'm going downstairs and he's there waiting for his broccoli. >> broccoli doesn't sound like much of a treat to me. broccoli? >> yeah, but you're a cocker spaniel. >> lewis hamilton's dog is vegan. really? oh, really? oh, what's he called? is it roscoe? roscoe. he's vegan. lewis. of course. massive vegan. and, yes, of course, his pooch. >> yeah, well, you know what? i don't think dogs don't mind, though, do they? i think they will. not only some meat. >> yeah, i don't know. not that i can speak to dogs, but i can imagine they'd want meat because they're omnivores, aren't they? >> i haven't tried speaking. >> i haven't tried speaking. >> to them. i try and speak to them. >> but rumour has it humans are omnivores as well. that's the thing. >> well, yes, but then a human can decide what they want to eat