it could be like emerson's party recipes, you know, emerson's. i mean, it doesn't matter if emerson is on it, i'll buy it. so i probably did take some books out here early on, but i kind of lost control. about 2015 or something like that. and it's been a problem ever since. so anyway. well, thank you so much. do we have time for one more? it's it's up to you. i'll give a very concise answer, though. did he have any relationship with lincoln or any other politician? i mean, he was. yeah. he had he had relationships with some of them. he worshiped daniel webster and then came to despise him after webster supported the compromise of 1850. lincoln, however, in 1862, i think emerson went to washington, d.c., and he spoke at the smithsonian. and i think he met with lincoln twice. he went over to the white house where lincoln sons were having their hair barbed, and he chatted with lincoln while that was going on. now, there's some sense that he might have lobbied lincoln a bit to speed up the emancipation proclamation. that's not really recorded. there

in the second round will be a wild card, last year's australian open and wimbledonjunior runner—up emersonrt for now. good from us. more nhs hubs will be set up in community locations and there will be greater use of the private sector to help reduce hospital waiting lists in england. the details have been set—out by the prime minister, who's also promised giving patients more choice over where they get treated. the waiting list currently stands at 7.5 million with four in ten already having waited longer than the target time of 18 weeks. the prime minister also announced further reliance on the private sector to meet challenges. so, today, iwelcome so, today, i welcome a new expanded relationship between the nhs and the expanded relationship between the nhs and like landing... the air. i was like landing... two ina the air. i was like landing... two in a row — how does the air. i was like landing... two in a row — how d i as the air. i was like landing... two in a row - how - feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to — feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to sink _ feel? kind of unreal. i --

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside californiaitics host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had an atmosphere river and california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires. do climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of a months. republicans here in the state nationwide, two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number's down and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feeling on

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside california politics host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of amongst republicans here in the state nationwide. two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feeling

cbs talk show the fay emerson show instead, air said of herself in her early television. needless to say, i'm never happy when i'm on television in the first place. i cannot remember that i'm being photographed every minute and i do stupid things like lick my lips when they get dry, which makes you look exactly as though you were sticking your tongue out at someone. perhaps with greater experience, i will do a little better. the lights are hot and on the whole i think the results none too happy for me. she did, of course, persevere and got better at it. air learned to read cue cards rather than notes her lap. what began as a foreign experience in the makeup chair became. by 1959? she wrote and excited daily. i went on frank sinatra show in hollywood. the pay for 5 minutes was fantastic, in my part, rather nice, but i'm not very good at entertainment. i've never had so many compliments. and i found watching the mechanics amusing, she would make many more television appearances, although generally did not watch tv herself. she didn't have the time. for several years, eleano

but the home side lost a defender to injury and west ham hit back after the break, equalising as emersonm are in 8th place. west ham sit in 13th. i think the other side was fair because we played well. of course, we want to score a second goal. we did more or less not bad, but not enough. i think the performance deserved maybe more. certainly the second half. i think after the first 15 minutes we played well. we had good control. we were aggressive. we tried to attack. and we tried to win the ball back high as well, so really pleased in performance and, yeah, it is a point, and of course we take a point, but i think that performance was one i want to be really positive about. chelsea's grip on the women's super league has been tightened with a1—1victory over arsenal. the day really was all about the champions who introduced their new world—record signing to the fans of stanford bridge. this atmosphere is incredible. i think chelsea just have that winning culture, that mentality, and i really wanted to be a part of that group with the players and the staff and what the club stands for, i

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and so it's hardware and software when it comes to rockwell and emerson.our 3-d design, that's how the manufacturing plants are running themselves and getting built. and they're -- charles: and i like that you also had amberella, just a few years ago it was through the roof. that was your real a play on the drones. doesn't matter, they need the cameras and sensors. >> absolutely. they're in the venture capital world, only a $3 billion market tech, and there's so much opportunity. you take a drone, all this visual we have, we have the interpret it. and a.i.'s the only way to interpret it. charles: you say this company -- iot, stock symbol, internet of things. >> right. charles: and you say you have to be long this stock. >> you have to be long seven star a rah. it is one of those stocks because they're in everything and they're able to to apply a.i. and go across cross all the different platforms -- charles: the chart is phenomenal, i've been in there. i think i got it too early. [laughter] again, internet of things, i think, is all you need to know. >> tha

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside california politics host nikki laurenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of a months. republicans here in the state nationwide, two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating at 52%. disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feel

it's cracked sound on emerson, janine carrying out the daily rates. i'm setting up checkpoints, p a officials said they want to prevent fighters from us on these allow me to have gaining a behind. since the start of the roll on gaza set to our tax and the occupied westbank of increased, this was monday, terrorizing palestinians. these riley military has intensified his raids on setup more check points. the palestinian authority says the proliferation of barriers in road blocks is saying that, dismembering emetics additionally, is that they're not really able to reach the wounded steel nearly 24 hours later. and that's because of blocked off roads by these really military. yesterday, there were people bleeding out in the streets that emergency workers simply could not get to because of these really restrictions that were put in place. now there are thousands of families that are also now forcibly displaced within you need because of orders from these really are me to evacuate the area, the un estimate some 2000 spoke to paula students who begun the cha

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside californias host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had an atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> the deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of amongst republicans here in the state nationwide. two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feeling on

aston villa y west ham united, destacó el mexicano edson Álvarez al brindar asistencia en el gol de emersoneca son los que han ganado los últimos 3 torneos. si hablamos de las Águilas del américa, que el sábado golearon a santos en torreón, en donde brilló alejandro zendejas con doblete, los azulcremas de jardín iniciaron con buen pie el semestre con 7 puntos de 9 posibles. pitazo final, repaso deportivo. pausa y regresamos con más domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota ♪♪ ♪♪ los sueños comienzan aquí. bienvenidos al goodnight club. el gobierno habilita albergues temporales y lanza un nuevo programa para recibir a migrantes mexicanos deportados. bajo las nuevas políticas de estados unidos, esos detalles los tendremos esta noche y vamos a cerrar esta edición. recapitulando la información confirmada que tenemos sobre la presencia de agentes de ice este domingo en la ciudad de san josé. la red de respuesta rápida del condado de santa clara aseguró que oficiales de inmigración fueron vistos en varias ubicaciones, incluyendo las calles king story y cerca de s

river. keena is to reach around to the 2023 funnel is knocked out 16 year old grand slam debutant emerson jones of australia in straight sets to her when comes to spite not having her former coach stuck, no blue cross back in her team. the corporation is being investigated for breaching the sports code of conduct. and m. o rata county came through her opening match against the katerina alexandro beth. the british player, one's fight, making the 15 double folds and hitting 30 onforce errors. since winning us open in 2021 right. of kind of has not got past the 4th round at any major turn. yeah. i'm very pleased to come through that much. it was difficult. was quite whole out. the getting quite sunny and obviously playing your game. so really the experience didn't see that apart into is playing great tennis and i think um, yeah, i think i'm very proud of how i full and how i became such and situations and not much liberal manager on the slots is daunting them for us to have a big role to play in the premier league, how to race forest are the only side to beat and live her pool in the in the

see, the atlanta barbecue not is through to round to the 2223 fund that is knocked out 16 year old emerson jones australia in straight sets her incomes, despite not having her former coaches for final. we'll call back in her team. he's being investigated for breaching the sport code of conduct. and the condo came through her opening match against a guy to be not alexandra alva display one, despite making 15 double faults and hitting 30 on full service since winning the us open 2021. but the condo has not come round as a major for me. you know, i'm very pleased to come through that much. it was difficult as quite whole out. the getting quite funny and obviously playing your game. so really the experience and see that opponent 2 is playing great tennis and i think um, yeah, i think i'm very proud of how i full and how i became such and situations and not much difficult manager honest lots has nothing for us. have a big role to play in the premier league, a title race for us to are the only side to have beaten live, a pool, and the beak, the season. and the sides meet again later on tuesday.

but that said, we also know that the chief person upset dec, emerson and golf, while he's these and baldwin, president that he congratulated that know top of quite quickly off to be election. and that was even before the results were finalized. but it, so to me is a muted integration compared to the others receiving the cost on somebody. and what exactly is the opposition promising? i mentioned the various this fred, to paralyze the country during shop losing time time. what about an organization day? so there are many specifically people who support the opposition lead of a non c ones on it. oh say that they won't accept this presidency daniel chop was presidency, but they also, it seems to be very little that they can do because the legal channels have been exhausted. the final index and resolve verified, rectified by the constitutional counsel, and that's the highest awards in the land. and so they have very little, that's an opposition dealers like finance, what gotten it can do. and so his support is to continue the demonstrations and he has them to demonstrate peacefully. but we've se

home side lost defender tyrone mings to injury and west ham hit back after the break, equalising as emersonez�*s cross. villa are eighth, while west ham sit 13th. i think the performance deserved may be more. certainly second half, ithink deserved may be more. certainly second half, i think may be the first 15 minutes i thought we played well. we had good control, we were aggressive. we tried to attack. and we try to win the pulled back as well. the priest in performance and it is a point and of course we take a point but i think the performance was want to be really positive about. so confirmation then of those results, with a huge win for leicester, and brentford's victory too. that result too between villa and west ham. and a rare late game on a sunday. it sees manchester united travel to fulham, hoping to turn their season in the league around. and one more premier league story to bring you — nil nil between fulham and manchester united. nil nil between fulham and manchester united. and one more premier league story to bring you — the governing body that represents professional football

home side lost defender tyrone mings to injury and west ham hit back after the break, equalising as emerson are eighth, while west ham sit 13th. so confirmation then of those results, with a huge win for leicester, and brentford's victory too. that result too between villa and west ham. and in the next half hour, a rare late game on a sunday. it sees manchester united travel to fulham, hoping to turn their season in the league around. in the scottish premiership, second placed rangers recovered from an early scare to beat dundee united 3—1 in a pulsating match. they reduced the gap to leaders celtic to ten points, the champions have a game in hand though after their match against dundee yesterday was cancelled due to the weather. nick parrott reports. rangers have struggled on their travels this season. they arrived with just three league wins on the road. when sam became the top scorer this seasonit became the top scorer this season it did look that things would improve. despite dominating possession, rangers could not capitalise on it until this. there could have been more goals but both

that poll from emerson college shows 1000 registered voters surveyed across the country across the state0% approve of the governor's response to the fires. while 42% do not another 28% were either neutral or undecided. >> very understandably people blame leadership sometime fairly sometimes not at this point. i think it's too soon to say we know what happened and we know who to blame. i think if people ultimately find that there's something that the state of california could have done to help prevent or mitigate these wildfires. that will be a huge problem for governor newsom and his political ambitions. well, meanwhile, experts say the poll shows most voters agree that climate change is to blame for the state's growing. >> number of wildfires nationwide. 2 thirds of the responders feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. follow 3rd few. it is headed in the right direction to view the full poll results. just head to our many people had to evacuate their homes. many pets. >> our last and they're going to continue to come into the shelters in southern california. so the ber

so a new poll from emerson college shows of the 1000 registered voters surveyed across the country. 30% approve of the governor's response to the fires. while 42% do not another 20% are either neutral or just undecided. >> very understandably people blame leadership sometime fairly sometimes not at this point. i think it's too soon to say we know what happened and we know who to blame. i think if people ultimately find that there's something that the state of california could have done to help prevent or mitigate these wildfires. that will be a huge problem for governor newsom and his political ambitions. meanwhile, experts say the poll shows most voters agree that climate change is to blame for the state's growing law. fires nationwide. 2 thirds of the responders feel the united states is on is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it is headed in the right direction to view that for poll head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. stocks, bay area basketball. the lawyers are in really tough pickle after tough loss against the raptors on monday. the dogs now have one less

and then last find visits to an field such as a task ahead. emerson and his side tom size and which is 0. now also lounge and make a lot sense who was left fuming of the penalty decision because his side points against pricing on saturday. 17 year old ethan on you every day. also the leading this game, but he has to leave the action house on the muscle injury or excessive described the upcoming penalty. cold results in broad since equalize as a result for items he's looking for drop head dr. accidentally head bought to buy, also defend the lean sleva result, leads also 5 points behind the pool and also have placed 2 more games than that's on some rocks. and i've never seen this in my galleria. i asked the boys if they have an nobody have seen it before. when you look at a see the end, the distance, the player job touching the boat and suddenly about switching that will, you can see one thing. they're writing french champions. price on your mind will face monica with the lights thrown into friendship, see pickup taking place of castle stadium. 97 full game play between electronic winter

ademÁs de emerson. emerson sabe de vino, comida, tÚ tambiÉn. me dio una receta de una margarita. estados unidos. tenemos al demÓcrata rubÉn gallego de cara nueva que se convirtiÓ en el primer senador latino de arizona. le damos las gracias por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana. gracias. muchas gracias, senador gallego. nos vamos directo a preguntarle a usted, cÓmo ve este congreso el 119 que hoy juramenta? gallego: serÁ muy difÍcil este congreso. tenemos un congreso que es el control de los republicanos en la casa de representantes y tambiÉn el senado. importante que todavÍa trabajamos juntos para asegurar que puedan comprar una casa, tengan el sueÑo norteamericano, puedan empezar un negocio, mandar los niÑos a la escuela. es importante, no sÓlo porque los votantes me preguntaron cuando me mandaron al senado, es importante en el futuro de todo el paÍs que nosotros trabajamos en una manera por el paÍs. marÍa: quÉ tan difÍcil serÁ, aunque sea bipartidismo, para un senador demÓcrata como usted lograr avances y acuerdos cuando se es demÓcrata en un congreso dominado por republicanos? gallego:

however, what we have done is we have we have a partnership with emerson university. they have done surveying for us. we've now i think we just got one published a couple of months ago. i think it was in the end of october, during october. so a lot of the questions that you were referring to was done by emerson. it was a survey. i don't remember how many people they actually reached out to across the city, but it's a city wide survey and it's a whole list of results about satisfaction, community engagement, those types of things. so that was a part of the actually that was part of the crea initiative to have an academic partner do that type of work for us, and that's we think at least it's revealing in terms of what the sentiments are across the city on our policing, our community policing efforts, our community engagement efforts. and there are some other things in there too, but that's been done. that was done a couple of months ago. we just got the results back and i don't know if it's on our website yet, but it will be posted on our website if it's not already. an

taylor emerson from the planning of capitol and planning division.i'm here today to do reporting on the upon extent to which we have achieved the goals set forth in the strategic plan. the exact charter provision is here. it says that we need to within the plan which is a 5 year plan there were two subplans one on the operational side and the other the capitol expenditure side both will be reported today. and each of those is a mid point 5 year plan is a long look ahead. and the charter okay, those are goals what are you going to under take and accomplish in the next two years. and then at this point we provide an assessment of the progress and then the next two and a half years. these are not exact dead lines there is a rolling aspect. this shoes that today we are right in the middle of the strategic plan time line. and alternate operational plan capitol plan have a few more months we start the clack again today. i think this is the eighth time that i have been before the commission to report on our progress. and i'm happy and proud to say that you

largely on their own -- washington commanding the continental army, lincoln guiding the civil war, emerson and his laboratory, edison, rather, in his laboratory. not me. i've consistently been surrounded by others. usually smarter, often more experienced, always becoming friends. in business i chose partners with skills that exceeded mine. proof of which is their stunning success after i left. as governor, my team helped craft the health plan that ensured nearly every citizen in massachusetts. my wing man, bob white, counseled me in olympics and politics. my counselor, beth myers managed multiple campaigns and administrations. my senate chiefs he have staff, matt waldrip led our team and with our policy directors crafted and negotiated more legislation that became law than could possibly have been expected for a freshman senator. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the names of my excellent current and former staff members be included in the record as submitted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. romney: so my life's work has been a group affair. at its center is my wife