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all rosalind remained an earnest and >> her schedule was grueling, almost as tough as her husband's, yet through it all rosalynn remained an earnest and gracious campaigner. >> people ask me every day -- everybody knows everything you do. i just tell them that we were born and raised as georgia women. it has a population of 683, and everyone has always known everything i did. and jimmy has never had any hint of scandal in his perfect life. i really think he can restore that honesty, integrity, openness, confidence in government that we so sorely need in our country today. i think he'd be a great president. >> that was rosalynn carter. she arrived at the white house after the 1976 campaign with a blueprint to go to work. she was a valued political partner to her husband, jimmy, but found that there were many obstacles facing the first lady who wanted to influence public policy. she became known as a staunch advocate for those struggling with their mental health. you will hear directly from her, featuring footage from c-span's video library. first, her work on mental health issues, and

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no was, we're not in earnest long party that lucy, re little montgomery london too, grew through one of the attackers broke his aid's arm. he says, the thoughts of violent incidents are not rare and canyon politics. although they haven't happened much in the selection. back at the polling station, 5 p. m sharp, they're pulling fish, has been closed. time to count under the eyes of numerous election observers. now days later, people are still eagerly waiting for the final results and correspond marian willard joins us now from elder at marielle. nice to see you. kenyans are still waiting for the presidential results. but how is the situation there where you are in elder at given that it's still too close to coal yeah, the situation is very peaceful here. people are calmly waiting for the results to come in, even though yesterday we spoke to somebody even today, they told us the situation is a bit more tense now than the day after the election. also feel a bit anxious and, and that's because the 3 mainly watch tv networks here have been project in different and numbers before they actu

i tried to be as earnest as i could in the book, and it's just unfortunate that my earnest, cynical you'repainting a portrait of people who are. oh, yeah, there's so many, right? yeah. and unfortunately, like my earnestness has led me to where i just don't know any other way to describe look it i think i do think that maybe this is naive but i think that leadership and rhetoric matter. right. and i think that it did matter for all the fault of the palin pick that john mccain looked at that audience and said, no, we did not say that about barack obama when the woman said he was a muslim and said his team, no, we are not going to do ads about jeremiah wright. i think that did matter on and on when he conceded you know, when he said we are going to congratulate him as all americans, i think that dropped the temperature not forever, obviously, for two years or whatever. but i think that that people are persuadable, you know, and so i really, i just the only way out of it for, you know, some people to step up and and to to take responsibility of actually leading in the way that that we've had p

the general election for florida senate begins in earnest. the nation is watching, we know it could mean the difference between passing the agenda or stalling it out. when it comes to the gubernatorial race, the reason they pay so much attention is because the sitting incumbent ron desantis is also being a possible 2020 forget. he has to first get by the democratic nominee for governor in florida, and yesterday charlie crist emerged from the field. the task ahead of him is monumental. he will have to overcome a $130 million handicap when it comes to fundraising so far. the governor has not this in or mislead so far by traveling around the country. crystal also somehow have to overcome a registration deficit that democrats have been losing. turnout on tuesday for the primary, democrats turned out 1.5 million voters, the same number they turned out five years ago even though florida has grown by nearly 20%. meanwhile, republicans turned out 1.6 million, even though they didn't have a single big statewide race on the ballot. there is a big enthu

in history, it is when law enforcement in earnest gets in on the act. the date we can point to as a landmark of the history is 1928 when the supreme court hands down a landmark decision and fourth amendment jurisprudence notice -- known as homestead versus the united states according to the fourth and for the amendments making a constitutional. this gives the prohibition vero and law enforcement generally to give the green light to wiretap in the open. though they have been performing wiretaps and conducting electronic surveillance operations for decades under the radar. as a result of the gray areas in the law. it is really the prohibition experiment that brings wiretapping into the mainstream domain of law enforcement. even then, it takes another four decades from 1928 in 1968 for the government -- to 1960 if the government to establish its wiretap authority and establish the wiretap oversight that is still very much in place today. host: a history of wiretapping in the united states, the subtitle of the book the listeners, brian hochman is the author

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college football kicking off in earnest this weekend.he bet mgm ceo joining us next to tell us what his company has planned for a new year of football wagering. this is a fox business exclusive you don't want to miss it. take a look at marges, they're trying to make a comeback, nasdaq turning positive a few moments ago but right now as you can see, down 13 points and s&p down 13 points and dow has come back. at one point down 264 and now only down 150. we'll see, you never know. a lot happens during this show. we'll be right back. ♪ cheryl: oh, yeah. college football is back. the fall season officially kicking off this week. the number two seed, the ohio state buckeyes and the fifth ranked notre dame fighting irish gearing up for week one's biggest faceoff this saturday. as the fall sports season gets back into full swing, sports betting companies might now have to worry about customers holding off throwing it all on the money line as inflation is rocking americans wallets. but a new report from trans-union found that mobile sports bette

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but the momentum signals a very powerful signal out the next three to six months and we had that in earnestand confirmed in the early part of august >> right there were obviously a lot of eyes watching the 50% retrace and there were a lot of eyes watching the 200-day and then there were eyes watching the stall-out at the 200-day was any of that concerning in these last few days? >> no, not really. you know, what i'm actually encouraged by and this is just 30 years of doing this in the business, i'm encouraged that it's really hard to find the bullish narrative. when i know what the narrative is, it makes it too easy and everybody is invested. this is one of the more disdained rallies and momentum moves i've seen in my career and usually that's a good sign, not a bad sign i can't give you the narrative i'd love to sit here and tell you exactly what's happening, carl, and all the boxes that we're checking but i know that price tends to lead the narrative and we're seeing that in earnest that to me is good news, not bad news. >> that's interesting. so if you had to guess what the narrative was

and so that's going to begin the earnest cooling that's on thursday.ling begins slightly. but then thursday, with these contours, being reds and orange and yellow and even up into conquered a strong westerly wind up into fairfield, so what's gonna happen slightly cooler tomorrow, but i mean, barely. you're not gonna especially on the bay. you're not gonna notice much, except that the coast certainly. but in the inland bay valley, you're going to notice baby. four or five degrees, maybe eight degrees. 81 in brentwood right now, the overnight lows stay on the warm side 70 in antioch's 67 livermore, so that's pretty warm for overnight lows because it's going to get and then as you look at the temperatures forecast for tomorrow, you'll see some high clouds drifting in overhead. that's the monsoonal moisture away outside chance of a thundershower tomorrow, and if it happened, it would happen up in this. more in the eastern far eastern fringes of the bay area that barrier counties. but and then there's the fog along the coast. so tomorrow's forecast highs a

reunification did not start in earnest until they were mandated in a federal court case.t that point, many families had already been separated for months. of course now, some families are still separated and haveeen so for years. he was completely inconsolable when we first spoke. it was hard for him to even focus on the conversation we were having because he just wanted answers, you know? he had very little information. his family is living on four dollars a week, if that. he did not have a tv to get information. he was sometimes relying on radio reports to try to figure out where his daughter was and when he was getting her back and even today when i interviewed him for the story, she immediately burst into tears, and you think about what happened even though so much time has passed. this experience is still with them every day. jeff: as i was reporting from the white house covering the trump administration, one of the things i found hardest to do was to get a sense from border patrol agents who were the ones on the ground actually removing -- in some cases forcibly tea

back in april before the primary started in earnest, i will put the control -- the likelihood of the senate flipping to the republicans at least at 60% but republicans nominated in key battleground states problematic candidates and once that did not rehash their image. we knew the environment was back in democrats and it was bad since a year ago. with the delta variant and rising inflation but we do see that democrats --democratic forces have changed. gas prices are going down and they have -- democrats and president have legislative successes and critically, the dobbs decision that came down that sent the question of abortion back to states and is restricted in key cases. it has energized democratic voters. we have seen this in elections. while republican enthusiasm was the higher measure, it may be a more neutral environment and in a neutral environment, candidates matter more. host: let's talk about the senator race in georgia. raphael warnock versus herschel walker. guest: rafael warnock was elected in 2020 in the special election. he was able to maintain his political base and h

as a matter of fact, tomorrow he'll start some of his campaigning in earnest for the democrats with aryland, with a lot of the democratic candidates from that state, including the democrat who is running for governor. so, the white house feels really good about everything -- all of the president's agenda items that have come to his desk and he's been able to sign out and go out and talk about all of them in earnest. >> the a.p.'s darlene superville. thank you very much for joining us on this morning. >>> still ahead, we're shifting to the latest in business news. we'll get some insight on a new inflation report from the conference that could have a major impact on the markets. we'll be right back. ht back. there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. people with plaque psorias

the dynamics have shifted there because it is after labor day when the campaign really begins in earnest, they're still talking, they are worried about ohio. they are running a good campaign well vance has been mia. but there's been an authenticity problem there because he was never trumper and he became very famous for that, and he transformed into a trump acolyte. he is facing -- he left the state. there are questions about that, but republicans need vance to run a better campaign. host: ron in san clemente, republican. caller: always an honor. he may take into consideration that when he goes into the political report. the days of guns and butter are over. that happened a long time ago. today, we have issues -- two issues, that i call the litmus test for running for senator or dogcatcher. if you believe that the election of 2020 was stolen, that's an important answer. the other answer is, because of the supreme court, that decision on abortion, they've upset every woman in the united states. one way or another. if you don't split of the running for office, where these down abortion, on

a joint meeting that tunnel boring and other heavy construction activities are likely to start in earnestin two years. the extension will add four new stations in the south bay. one in san jose's little portugal. another in downtown san jose. the third in diridon rail depot and the fourth at santa clara university. >>> the price of electric vehicles is about to get higher. prices for cobalt have soared and it may be several more years before supply can meet demand. adding to the crunch, new u.s. rules over ev buyer incentives, requiring auto makers to buy more raw materials in america. on future, state regulators ordered new internal combustion vehicles be phased out by 2035. >>> happening tomorrow, pg&e is sending out helicopters to livermore to do more survey work, using lidar technology to gather data on power lines north of 580 and livermore. they're set to fly over power lines at 500 feet between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. for pg&e's new mapping system in high fire threat areas. >>> an air quality advisory in the bay area is being extended through tomorrow as smoke from wildfires drifts

the prosecutors say three more people now claim they were abuse bid earnest ramirez. we don't know the age of the three accusers. he's accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a girl under 14 for nearly two years. he owned the extreme martial arts studio on elm street in downtown san jose and ran elementary after school program where investigators say he met the first victim. he has denied all accusations. >>> also at 11:00, former 9ers running back frank gore is facing new charges in a domestic assault incident. police in atlantic city announcing the charge of simple assault. this is tied to an incident two weeks ago at a tropicana hotel. police do say the woman involved did not appear to be injured at the time and no complaint was ever filed. but the charge came down following the subsequent investigation. gore played with the 9ers for ten of his 16 seasons and retired with the third most rushing yards ever. >>> moving you forward as students move back into the classroom. speaking of moving forward, many students can go ahead and move their alarms forward this year

nearly a decade whined bars, but there's also hope tonight that the russians may finally negotiate in earnesta prisoner exchange, now that the sentencing phase is over. >> i had no intent to break any russian laws. >> reporter: from a cage in the courtroom, wnba star brittney griner expressed remorse, but that did not stop g her to nine years in a penal colony. >> i want to apologize to my teammates, my club, the fans and the city of ekat for my mistake that i made and the embarrassment i brought. >> reporter: the sentence prompted outrange from her phoenix mercury teammates and her league. president biden called it unacceptable. >> rust is wrongfully detaining brittany. >> reporter: the off'9 center was on her way to play in russia when arrested in february. russian authorities accused her of drug smuggling after finding less than a gram of cannabis oil in her luggage. in a bid to bring griner and another american paul whelan home, u.s. officials have proposed a prisoner swap, possibly involving russian arms dealer viktor bout. >> it's a serious proposal, we urge them to accept it. they shou

and they have come to the table in earnest to try to win the buy-in _ table in earnest to try to winnderstand that summary has to act so— now understand that summary has to act so a _ now understand that summary has to act. so a governments will hopefully do more _ act. so a governments will hopefully do more. and of the western states, it is really— do more. and of the western states, it is really important, colorado, utah. _ it is really important, colorado, utah, nevada, they are dealing with drought— utah, nevada, they are dealing with drought and problems related to rain and water— drought and problems related to rain and water as well. i am really encouraged by the next generation of climate _ encouraged by the next generation of climate activists who understand that we — climate activists who understand that we can push past a lot of the roadblocks — that we can push past a lot of the roadblocks which led to not much getting _ roadblocks which led to not much getting done on climate in these past few— getting done on climate in these past few decades. just getting done on clim

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he's also going to teach a students about encounters with earnest romain. and so basically if we're going to counterbalances, how do you how do you balance the treatment of lincoln's treatment of the haitian ambassador ernest romain with a committee of his fellow americans? yeah, so one of the things that's really important in the lincoln presidency is that he gives diplomatic recognition to the two black republics of that era to liberia or to liberia and to haiti and northern democrats are furious about this because they say if we give diplomatic recognition to these countries, they will be allowed to send ambassadors to washington and they're gonna have to be received by the president by congress and lincoln says, yeah paraphrasing there. but yeah, that's gonna happen and lincoln says if the president of haiti wants to send a --, that's lincoln's word that freight that quote has gotten changed to be the n word, but the original quote was not the n word, but he says if the president of haiti wants to send a black representative as an ambassador to washingt

but there is also hope tonight that the russians may finally negotiate in earnest over a prisoner exchangeng phase is over. >> i had no intent to break any russian laws. >> reporter: from a cage in the courtroom, wnba star brittney griner expressed remorse, but that did not stop a russian judge from sentencing her to nine years in a penal colony. >> i want to apologize to my teammates, my club, the fans and the city of ekat for my mistake that i made and the embarrassment that i brought on to them. >> reporter: the sentence prompted outrage from her phoenix mercury teammates and her league. president biden called it unacceptable. >> russia is wrongfully detaining brittney. >> reporter: the 6'9" center was on her way to play in russia when she was arrested in february. russian authorities accused her drug smuggling after finding less than a gram of cannabis oil in her luggage. >> i love my family. >> reporter: in a bid to bring griner and another american, paul whelan home, u.s. officials have proposed a prisoner swap, possibly involving russian arms dealer viktor bout. >> but it's a seriou

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this strike was taken in the earnest belief that it would clear and imminent threat to our forces and iraqi was at the airport. but it was a mistake. and i all for my sincere apology, having realised the error of his ways, the pentagon then endeavored to make amends for this botched strike to conduct a thorough investigations the events and somehow make amends to the family. 2 months later, the conclusion of that review came out. that's a mistake. it's a regrettable mistake. as an honest mistake, i understand the consequences, but it's not criminal, conduct random conduct negligence. that's rights. everyone was less off the hook. no. misconduct or negligence. no disciplinary action. just a breakdown in communication wrongly identifying the targets and recommendations were made to avoid similar events happening again in the future. a modest form employer based in california was outraged at the injustice. how can our military wrongly take the lives of 10, precious african people and hold no one accountable in any way? what messages sending to family members who lost their loved ones. an

as earnest personally, i'm an absolute pacifist, which means that providing weapons somewhere on maintaining the bundles where it doesn't make much sense to me. i am convinced that we can achieve something through communication 1st and through trade, not immediately through deliveries of alms. geopolitical analysts, trainer roth 1st believes germany's weapons supplies to ukraine are merely a display of power and do not encourage a resolution of the conflicts. i think her latest her weapon deliveries are, have been rather of a symbolic kind of shows that wants to show that he throws into the battle the latest technology available and wants to show strengths by doing so. but the question is, what is the sense of these measures that they will probably just prolong the war and to raise their costs? are also the human sacrifices on both sides in ukraine. this war against russia and ukraine can never be one on the battlefield. and that all the diplomatic options that you have be missed are off the table, then the pressure will rise, and then the german people will show to their government. who is

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