i. these buildings looked to places like florence. i don't think peeple _ places like florence.i don't think people realise that. places like florence. i don't| think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence but it is fantastic. and to show me around, i met tim, a local photographer. and this is little germany victorian splendour built by germans who settled here. many are converted into flats and if you're used to london prices, these are not. look at that staircase. 25 these are not. look at that staircase-— these are not. look at that staircase. ., ., staircase. 25 grand. you will be in a place _ staircase. 25 grand. you will be in a place and _ staircase. 25 grand. you will be in a place and it- staircase. 25 grand. you will be in a place and it will- staircase. 25 grand. you will be in a place and it will look| be in a place and it will look like a book and you will walk down the street and it will look like any other street but the trick is to look up and then you see the splendour of then you see the splendour of the victorian architecture that bradford

how do you build a kilometer longcore dor through the heart of florence in five months?ehind it. it was medici money. medici ducal money. >> reporter: who were the medici? >> the medici only on the scene as early as the mid 13th century. like so many other families that are pouring into florence to try to make some money after this period of the middle ages. they began as merchants, but then they became bankers. and the medici got their hands on the papal bank account. from then on it was an explosion of wealth. >> reporter: we met ruffalo on the banks of the arno river. >> giorgio vasari built this in 1565 in five months. one reason he was able to to so, he was using pre-existing buildings to help carry the vasari corridor. if you look up this way, you can see that there is a series of arches at one time was the old fish market. then he turns left at the top of the ponte vecchio, uses the oldest bridge in florence. >> reporter: the aptly named ponte vecchio or old bridge was built in 1345. today it's home to jewelers and goldsmiths. another legacy of the medici. >> this

this is not the first time florence has stepped up in times of crisis.e's worked with world central kitchen during numerous natural disasters, including the wine country wildfires in 2017 and the park fire in butte county in 2024. you can also join fox's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your donation will go directly to the red cross as they work to help people recover from this disaster. visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to support these efforts or scan the qr code on your screen. >> all right, checking in on our weather. we've got a had a pretty nice day yesterday. we had a few record highs today. we had no records, but we did have temperatures well above the average, a good 5 to 10 degrees above the average. it was warm tomorrow, not as warm as today, but we're going to kind of hover in the low 60s pretty much this whole week with some clouds towards the end of the week. got a frost advisory tonight. we've got a wind advisory tonight. i'll show you where those are. but we go outside right now. there's some coastal fog, not valley f

i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. met tim smith, a local photographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here. many are now converted into flats and if you're used to london prices, these aren't. the views across the city. that staircase! 25 grand. you'll be in a place and it'll just look like a bookshop or you'll walk down the street and it'll look like any other street. but the trick is, is to look up and then you see the splendour of the victorian architecture that bradford is all about. and the city as a whole, i don't know, over the last 20 or 30 years, the kind of public perception of those who have never been to bradford is not always a positive one. can we have it up a bit louder? but the hope is city of culture might help change that. this is actor and writer natalie davies, here in rehearsals for her new play about local nightlife, and she's thrilled by this chance to talk about the positive side of the city. i'm very lucky. i've worked in television, i

i don't think people realise you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. ..ent side, such as its architecture. tim smith is a local photographer, keen to show off what he feels is its overlooked splendour. a splendour that's... well, let's just say they aren't london prices. top floor, views across the city. that staircase. 25 grand. 25 grand? nuts, isn't it? you'll be in a place and itjust look like a book shop. or you'll walk down the street and it'll look like any other street. but the trick is, is to look up, and then you see the splendour of the victorian architecture that bradford's all about. and for actor and writer natalie davies, here in rehearsal, this feels like a moment. you seem to be quite excited by this. right now we're on the right platform. you know, outsiders are seeing this and seeing, actually, this is actually a great place. and the thing about bradford is anybody from anywhere can come to bradford and feel like they belong. and you can see that here, in the kitchen of akbar�*s. it's like the united nations here. and of course, if you'r

i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista.tographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here. many are now converted into flats and if you're used to london prices, these aren't. the views across the city. that staircase! 25 grand. you'll be in a place and it just look like a bookshop or you'll walk down the street and it'll look like any other street. but the trick is, is to look up and then you see the splendour of the victorian architecture that bradford is all about. and the city as a whole, i don't know, over the last 20 or 30 years, the kind of public perception of those who have never been to bradford is not always a positive one. can we have it up a bit louder? but the hope is city of culture might help change that. this is actor and writer natalie davies, here in rehearsals for her new play about local nightlife, and she's thrilled by this chance to talk about the positive side of the city. i'm very lucky. i've worked in television, i've worked in film, i've worke

florence. thank you. we were just talking in the break. we are so sorry to see what has been lost by your family, you and your wife. you just moved into that home three weeks ago, right before christmas. i mean, how are you guys doing? >> that's right. yeah. i mean, how you expect we're lucky to be safe. >> um, we got out just in time with our baby and our two cats and my parents, who had actually evacuated to our house from their house. >> um, so, you know, in some ways, we're lucky, but we we lost absolutely everything. i mean, we didn't have time to really pack, so it's surreal. it's devastating. >> it's surreal is something we've heard from so many people because it seems almost impossible to process. you're in your home one moment, and in a matter of, you know what really is minutes. it's just basically has been evaporated. i mean, how did you learn about what happened to your home? >> um, mostly. so we were driving, um, and honestly, i grew up in the area. i've been through a lot of fires and where we bought our home. i assured my wi

did she manage to do the buying and have many a rest florence defining it? defying man eats with one of these protests. she is now in the city. have a cat at the 1st time we've seen her in public in many months, she's been hiding in hiding stains of august following the track down on protesters and on the position on the bar of the government. out my daughter following the july 28th and elections. the question now is how she's going to be able to leave the protest in the past. she's been able to do so. jumping on motorcycles leading the theme, changing clothes and quite adventurous. but indeed that she said that she expected today, growth is to be historic and no way to show the world that the majority of venice wetlands want it, a democratic transition in the country. and so finally she did show up. we haven't heard her speech yet, will be able to report on that later. but indeed, she was there in these protests pain can act as many neither demonstrations are happening in other countries across the americas and even europe. but where many is venezuelans of

thank you for your live report: bay area celebrity chef tyler florence is making sure firstrespondersup with world central kitchen. heroes rice? they have seven food trucks and also delivered food to crews in the mountains. >> also gone wayup into the hills into the palisades to go find fire companies that have been sleeping in their trucks the last two days to make sure they get food as well. so it's been a very, very satisfying day. we've fed a lot of people. >> wow. tyler florence owns multiple restaurants in san francisco and it's also not the first time he has helped out with fire relief efforts. you might remember back in 2017, he held a benefit dinner to raise money for victims of the wine country fires. you see a need and you step forward and do it and a lot of people might say he's a celebrity chef or this person is pledging a million dollars here and million dollars there. we can all do the same thing. you can text 90999 and donate just $10 to the red cross with the cbs partnership with the red cross. just easy ways to just do something. right? >> it makes a difference and y

two bay area celebrity chef and restaurateur tyler florence is in los angeles to try and help, too. >out wildfires in northern california. we know about this. we know what this feels like. and i think you're just looking at this is california, love. i grabbed two coolers. i grabbed probably 100 portions of just, you know, burgers and burritos, and i threw them in the car. and then we were just driving just all the way up the hills and interacting with, you know, fire trucks from all over the western half of the united states. but it was just it was just one of those moments where i feel like this is, this is what we're here for. >> well, florence also said many of the firefighters he served had gone without sleep for 48 hours and hadn't had a hot meal in days. he's joining world central kitchens relief team, which is feeding thousands of evacuees and fire crews as well. and today, the san francisco spca is heading down to l.a. to help animal shelters in that area. the nonprofit is waiving all adoption fees so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats in fire torn areas. and since we firs

>>>>bay area celebrity chef tyler florence is making sure first responders on the front lines are fedfires. in los angeles. he teamed up with the nonprofit world central kitchen. they have seven food trucks also delivering food to crews in the mountains. we'll be right back. >>>>the bay area events calendar, brought to you by broadway san jose. >>>>here's what's happening in the bay area this weekend. take part in san francisco's weekend of service, honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. register for conservation projects and more throughout the golden gate national recreation area or in your community. or savor the rich culture and cuisine of oakland's little saigon at the celebration of the lunar new year, or tet, at clinton park. >>>>do you believe in life after love? >>>>cher's induction into the rock n roll hall of fame this year was long overdue. celebrate her life in the tony award winning musical the cher show. tickets now on sale at broadway san jose. dot com. the bay area event calendar >>>>well, coming up at 430, we'll have the very latest on the winds and

florence howard liberated the syrians and it's in syrians hands. this will determine how the future looks like setting agenda for tomorrow's discussions. if you all people from across the world can collaborate, why can't our world leaders international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to enforce? and inspire too many to justin pratt and much this should be on the agenda for now to sierra the the fellow i'm how mentioned to him, this is the news our live from don't have coming up in the next 60 minutes. the drenched and desperate palestinians are scrambling for food. all winter sits in a cross gauze displaced 10 times by his really forces. we see the conditions inside a cramped tent where one family has been. lift. fbi, i says in orleans attack or rammed the vehicle into a crowd, killing 10 people was an army veteran. syrians using any means possible to search for missing loved ones. after the fall of the said regime, prussian gas exports to european union customers via ukraine come to a halt. further limiting moscow's role in e

. >> bay area celebrity chef, tyler florence, is making sure first responders on the front lines are fed as they battle the wildfires in los angeles. he teamed up with the non-profit world central kitchen. they have seven food trucks, and they have been delivering food to crews in the mountains. >> and also going way up into the hills into the palisades to go find fire companies that have been sleeping in their trucks the last two days, to make sure they get food as well. it's been a very satisfying day. we've fed a lot of people. >> reporter: he owns several restaurants in san francisco. it's not the first time he's helped out with fire relief efforts. in 2017, he held a benefit dinner to raise money for victims of the wine country fires. >>> and cbs is partnering with the red cross to raise money for people impacted by the southern california wildfires. you can go to redcross.org/cbs to donate. call 1-800-redcross or text to the number 90999 to make an automatic $10 donation. >>> coming up next at 5:00, firefighters are working 24-hour shifts to try to protect neighborhoods in sout

florence henry said she wore the suite, as did mr. hoover, they were a perfect match, neither new what the other one where. here you see it on their wedding day from february of 18 -- he gave her, which i found interesting, as a wedding gift, lace. e of lace called multis it is made the island of malta. u see the pattern. you see this pattern here. here is e pattern. the cross was made of natural silk, very popular. in fact, it had been popular in the 16th century when it was done as needle laceanthen was done in this method. you can have 150. cases where there have 1000 . a type of braiding and they are braided arthe pattern. this was a big industry and it became important, which i will get into during the first world war. i found a reference where it says, in the white house, lace was referred for table cloths, reported that lou henry hoover like to see the beautiful wood grains through the lace and that is why she had lace. they went to china in the middle of the boxer rebellion, i read an account that her bicycle was shot out from

stay in office until the successor is chosen and south korea and investigate to seek a new arrest. florence for the impeach president june. so you'll see it remains hold up in his residence surrounded by his loyal presidential goss, plus a powerful wind to stole blankets myself. they used to be united states crippling traveling and knocking out town to hundreds of thousands on how those welcome to the program as strongly as quite cuz killed at least 53 people in 2 beds. many others are trapped as dozens of off. the shock struck the region in the west of china and across the border and the poles. according to china's official shinta where it needs agency, 62 people have been injured and rescue workers all searching for people in the rubble. the craigs epicenter was about 75 kilometers ne of mount everest, which straddles the china and the pole, bought a close to the tibetan buddhist holy city of she got see trends. what felt as far away as cub mondo and india, the us geological survey measures the as quick as magnitude a 7 point one as a relatively shallow depth of about 10 kilometers. right

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. >> reporter: psychologist elias katz and his wife florence, an artist, started creative growth in their974 before moving to ths converted auto body shop. so this was sal's auto body? tom has been creative growth's director for 25 years. >> what's going on in 1974, hippies, feminism, the black panthers in oakland at the time of enormous social change, and that was chaining for people of disabilities as well. >> reporter: among those changes, a statewide bill that ended mass institutionalization of those with disabilities, flooding california with people in need of resources and services. the katzs wanted to create a space where those folks could come, make art, and maybe most importantly, actually make a living from their work. >> you know, 1974, that's a radical idea. >> reporter: to be clear, this is not just art therapy. it's art made by artists who just so happen to have disabilities. you see that these artists have styles that they work in. >> owe oh, yeah. >> reporter: there is a consistency to it. >> right, right. it's six hours a day for fife days a week for decades. there is rea

nurses, right the nurses really became more of a household after the crimean war and the work that florence nightingale did. but in america to remember the part about the fallen women on the slide, nurses to the most part in america were considered fallen women because you see for a woman to put herself a position where she's seeing a male person who is not part of her in any state of undress or close to them as some of you are in this room close to members of the opposite sex that would constitute your being a fallen woman because you're talking to somebody who you're not introduced to and so lots of lots of queries here for fortunately you have this pioneer and pioneering elizabeth blackwell she didn't want to be a nurse. she wanted to be a doctor. her entrance into geneva medical college was done as a joke. if you weren't aware of that. she applied to medical school. the men in charge couldn't, in their good conscience tell her not to come. so they got an assembly of all the men, the school together. and they said. gentlemen, we have this piece of an application here from this miss eliza

i traveled with the president to view the destruction which hurricane florence had levied on my hometownof newburn, north carolina. i stepped off of air force one and walked side by side with the president of the united states through the hangar where my father had been a shop foreman. and my had been a budget analyst. i watched donald trump walk through neighborhoods of my child comforting those had suffered such great damages because he was a builder. he talked to them about what it would take to rebuild, what kind of materials they should use. and he didn't show a personal interest he was one of them. but now joe biden and the democrats want to penalize small businesses again by hiking their taxes. but when he's reelected, donald trump will make those tax cuts permanent. and he will also offer new tax cuts like no taxes on tips. instead of taxing america companies. donald trump put tariffs on china that raised billions of dollars and protected american industries. and if reelected, he'll do it again. president trump, a job creator and the best friend, american have ever had in the whi

. >> a bay area celebrity chef and restaurateur, tyler florence, is in los angeles to try and help. >now about wildfires in northern california. we know about this. we know what this feels like. and i think you're just looking at this is california, love. i grabbed two coolers. i grabbed probably 100 portions of just, you know, burgers and burritos, and i threw them in the car. and then we were just driving just all the way up the hills and interacting with, you know, fire trucks from all over the western half of the united states. but it was just it was just one of those moments where i feel like this is, this is what we're here for. >> florence also said many of the firefighters he served had gone without sleep for 48 hours, and many hadn't had a hot meal in days. he's joining world central kitchens relief team, which is feeding thousands of evacuees and firefighters. >> well, many others are also helping people in need. [music] now, this is electric violinist rose crowley holding a fundraising concert at patricia's green in san francisco's hayes valley. she says she has a lot of fr

time now. 756 bay area celebrity chef and restaurateur tyler florence is in los angeles now, trying tothose fire victims. >> we know about wildfires in northern california. like we know about this. we know what this feels like. and i think you're just looking at this is california, love. i grabbed two coolers. i grabbed probably 100 portions of just, you know, burgers and burritos, and i threw them in the car. and then we were just driving just all the way up the hills and interacting with, you know, fire trucks from all over the western half of the united states. but it was just it was just one of those moments where i feel like this is, this is what we're here for. >> now, florence also said many of the firefighters he served, they went without sleep for 48 hours and hadn't had a hot meal in days. he's joining world central kitchens relief team down there. they're feeding thousands of evacuees and firefighters. well, today the san francisco spca is headed down to los angeles. they're helping animal shelters in southern california. they're waiving all adoption fees so they can receive

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. >> florence pugh. so i'm excited about what people are going to say.ice treat, you know? >> seth: it's very exciting. i mean, i think any time, you know, an actor can pull off the uniqueness of the projects you've done in the last couple of years, right -- like "a different man" is completely unlike anything else and "the apprentice," and you know, something that is really for everybody. [ cheers and applause ] it's really an accomplishment. i hope it feels as good as it is to watch. >> no, it does. and it's also humbling for me because i've been able to be wiwith them r close to 15 years now. i've grown up with marvel essentially. i grew as an actor, and with this character. it's like i have a brother in a way, a family member i see for thanksgiving every year. that's how it feels. they're so supportive. i think if i didn't have them, honestly, i don't know if i would have taken these chances. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i've been lucky. >> seth: well, i can't wait for that. good luck. >> yes. >> seth: with oscar nominations. >> i thought you were g

appeared before a grand jury but she was bedridden but they wanted her to appear before a grand jury florence time, the police department and mayor's office. she died of cirrhosis of the liver. that was the cause of death which triggered a heart attack. i would say that the way she was harassed at the end of her life is significant and had a significant effect on her. if she gave up the will to live because of what was going on? this will be the last question. >> what was the take by the naacp of the song, did they accept it or reject it? >> i don't remember any reaction from the naacp. instinctively, they would have steered clear of it. it would have been too left for them. >> margo? >> i don't know, but i agree with that. not the leftist cultural vanguard. >> they were not progressive at the time >> the song was taken up by the antilynching movement. david, you may know the year, they were trying to consider an anti-lynching bill. >> which they had been trying -- >> and joe biden signed it. >> i did a story about the man responsible for integrating stylus in town, he was another former comm

and they wanted to appear before a grand jury and and florence flo kennedy was her lawyer that time andat job and a lot of the attempts that the city government was trying to do new york's behavior was shameful at that time. the police department, the mayor's office and she eventually died of cirrhosis of the liver. that was the cause of death. the trigger, a heart attack. but i would say that the way she was harassed at the end of her life, had a significant effect on her. it's almost if she had sort of gave up the will to live because of what was going on that was the last question. what was the naacp's take on the did they accept it rejected? i mean, what was their view of, you know, i don't remember any reaction from the naacp i think that instinctively they probably have steered clear of it. it would have just been too left for them. i mean, in my experience, margot, you know, i know. but i, i actually with that. yeah, but it was not the the cultural, the leftist cultural among blacks when they were progressive at the time. but the song was taken up by the anti-lynching movement. i

. >> reporter: psychologist elias katz and his wife florence an artist started creative growth in their? tom di maria has been creative growth's executive director 25 years. >> what's going on in 1974, hip piece, feminism, the black panthers here in oakland, the time of enormous social change. that was changing for people with disabilities as well. >> reporter: among those changes a statewide bill that ended mass institutionalization of those with disabilities, flooding california with people in need of resources and services. the katzes wanted to create a space where the folks could come, make art and maybe, most importantly, actually make a living from their work. >> in 1974 that's a radical idea. >> reporter: to be clear, this not just art therapy. it's art made by artists who happen to have disabilities. >> you see the artists have styles they work in. >> yeah. >> reporter: there is a consistky so it. >> right. six hours a day for five days a week for decades. there is an incredible art practice developed. >> reporter: one of creative growth's best known artists is dan miller, who i

hurricane florence has rolled ashore. >> when disaster strikes -- >> this is what it means to be partto the exhausted health care heroes. and championed a high school in pittsburgh to make sure their students didn't get left behind. in a world of big headlines and breaking news, craig finds the quiet heroes. the high school principal who worked the night shift at walmart to guy his students supplies. >> $50,000! >> the summer camp counselors for children with incarcerated parents. >> how do you cope? >> it's hard. kids are still kids. they still need their dad in their life. >> from fishing boats to frightening heights, from parisian pastries to precariously perched furniture. >> pivot! pivot! >> craig's adventures remind us that life's best stories often come with a side of laughter. and now, as he takes his seat at this desk officially, we couldn't be more grateful because craig doesn't just tell the stories that matter, he helps us understand them and sometimes even change them for the better. and that is exactly the kind of "today" show anchor and friend we all need in our morning

senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 for increased representation of women and public spaces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordinance to direct the arts commission to erect work of art depicting maya angelou of depiction of women on city property and create a women public art funds. >> angelou attended washington high school and [indiscernible] at 16 years old the city first black female street car conductor. the san francisco arts commission began a nation wide search to find the right artist to capture the essence of the icon. >> the process for choosing public artists is very simple. it is a transparent open process where you have panels that are determined which artist moves forward and panels of experts that know public art and understand it and know what to look for and how to judge quality. after that, their recommendations are taken to the visual arts committee and then approved a

he'd say, did you see florence miss that step? no, i came down to it in my life alone. >> met luther vandross in the 11th grade, and he would say, i think our first date i friends, was come to my house and, you know, i'll make you some lunch and we'll listen to some music. great. happy. >> when she said, love, don't come easy. >> when i met luther, the first thing i was impressed with he had composition books stuffed with papers that he had torn out of another one and stuffed inside. >> there all filled with his lyrics. like the shades of jade was luther's first actual band, and we had a bass player, myself, on guitar. fonzi luther, and we had a keyboard player. >> so he said, well, if you're going to be in the group, you have to get the uniform. i said, what's the uniform? >> well, you got to have patent leather, green emerald shoes. if you're in the shades of jade. >> he said, well, the shoes cost $23. and at that time, back in the 60s, my mother wasn't going to give me no $23 for no shoes to sing in, no group. >> don't you know

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host: we will go to john in florence, massachusetts. independents. caller: that is a joke.obody was charged with insurrection, so you can stop saying that. that is a fools thing to say. why was the election official not allowed to testify about federal elections and how it was not a violation? play that part where john malcolm talks about that. why was trump not charged with a federal election crime? that is weird. that doesn't make any sense. how were misdemeanors upgraded to felonies? that is all reversible error and you could play that part where john malcolm said that. i wasn't biden charge for his documents case? they said he was a well-meaning, demented, retarded, deadhead. host: elizabeth wydra, respond to his sighting of what john malcolm had to say during a previous interview. guest: well, there is a big difference between the way in which the classified documents were handled in the instances of donald trump and joe biden. president biden cooperated with the investigation into whether or not he had inadvertently retained classified documents and they did find some

host: steve is in florence, alabama on our line for independence. good morning steve. good morning kimberly. thanks for c-span and for allowing us to give our opinions . i just wanted to say a few things briefly. there is a saying in the towel mode that if you control what a man knows, if you control what a man knows you control what he thinks. it's occurred to me listening to washington journal over a lengthy period of time, the reference to facts and the facts checking, i've noticed sometimes there is a qualifying word. the listener should listen carefully. there are so many lawyers that will argue as this is a fact. the country is overrun with lawyers and they could be one for qualifying word in a statement that can render a statement which misleads people to say well this is the fact. so you are wrong about this or that. beware of legal speak when it comes to fact checking. the other thing is i am very distressed about what israel is doing with the palestinians, but i am horrified by what the international elites are doing to the citizenry, principally the white ci

host: steve is in florence, alabama on our line for independence. good morning steve.ood morning kimberly. thanks for c-span and for allowing us to give our opinions . i just wanted to say a few things briefly. there is a saying in the towel mode that if you control what a man knows, if you control what a man knows you control what he thinks. it's occurred to me listening to washington journal over a lengthy period of time, the reference to facts and the facts checking, i've noticed sometimes there is a qualifying word. the listener should listen carefully. there are so many lawyers that will argue as this is a fact. the country is overrun with lawyers and they could be one for qualifying word in a statement that can render a statement which misleads people to say well this is the fact. so you are wrong about this or that. beware of legal speak when it comes to fact checking. the other thing is i am very distressed about what israel is doing with the palestinians, but i am horrified by what the international elites are doing to the citizenry, principally the white citi

host: florence alabama, republican line. caller: i'd like to disagree with you slightly. i felt from the beginning of the war it was a good thing we should do what we did and go in but i felt all those things because i believed our leaders would do what it took to win. i'm a republican, i voted for george bush twice. i thought he would do what it takes. he will not do what it takes, sir. i supported this war even until the surge a few months ago, i was still defending this war. the surge was the final straw. he was supposed to be the last ditch effort and it's not working. i personally am not going to sit back and hear someone tell me let's just do one more thing. when that doesn't account, let's do one more thing and when that doesn't work out, one more thing. guest: it's way too early to say whether or not the surge is working. the surge was announced six months ago and just three weeks ago with got the final complement in baghdad. the surge has ended and the surge in operations is just starting so it's way too early. this is not a new tactic, it's implementing the righ

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i traveled with the president to view the destruction which hurricane florence had levied on my hometown of new bern, north carolina. i stepped off of air force one and walked side by side with the president of the united states through the hangar where my father had been a shop foreman and my mom had been a budget analyst. i watched donald trump walk through neighborhoods of my childhood, comforting those who had suffered such great damages. because he was a ble he talked to them -- a builder, he talked to them about what it would take to rebuild, what kind of materials they should use, and he didn't just show a personal interest, he was one of them. but now joe biden and the democrats want to penalize small billses again by hiking their taxes. but when he's re-elected, donald trump will make those tax cuts permanent. [cheers and applause] and he will also offer new tax cuts like no taxes on tips. [applause] instead of taxing american companies, donald trump put tariffs on china that raised billions of dollars and protected american industries. and if re-elected, he'll do it again. pres