francis scott key's nephew was one of francis douglas' pen n ames. amazing how that story is with american history. one of the interesting things about the history is it doesn't really fit the current political symbol of occasions. it doesn't fall into good guys and bad guys quite as easily as maybe we would like it to. we certainly know in history after the civil war which side freedom and justice is on, and francis scott key was not clearly on that side. he was looking for a pragmatic solution to slavery that could be done legally, carefully, that wouldn't hurt anybody. so much of our history was based on this compromise, to sort of make the land of the free also a land of slavery. and francis scott key was struggling with that. i look at his ideals, and their goal was to find a middle ground between abolition and slave-owning two free individuals and then create a pathway to taking them outside the united states. it is inherently racist because they are not people from africa, they are americans. saying you can be free but you have to go away was

so let's chicken with francis on that francis.yeah, that is what we're watching this morning as we look live from the exploratorium. you see the low clouds already moving into san francisco now how long they'll stick around and how much they'll be for the afternoons air show. i'll let you know the complete accuweather 7-day forecast coming up sounds good also ahead. say bye to black friday the store that will no longer be open on the biggest shopping day of the year and coming to cal why nicki minaj is asking the class to save her a seat. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop you need to make with shell. wait! there's three of me? awesome! might be time to change your password a 1 million users have been warned that their login info

francis, your thoughts?> i echo everything the panel has said and what's fascinating and it's become more and it's going to keep the fed as hawkish as ever and when you have particularly in the tech sector and people talking about hiring freezes and adjustments they're make and looking at profits recession and, you know, i like stephanie's comment about the fact that's the number one cost. you can see the writing on the wall and yet because the fed has to stay hawkish because financial conditions and interest rates are traded, this is going to keep them ever, ever hawkish and it just goes to show how lagging of an indicator labor is and that just makes it convenient for that narrative. maria: stephanie, this is why the market is trading down. the dow industrials down 170 points rite now and on this vers very idea this is not going to suggest any kind of pivot from the federal reserve but you made an interesting comment to me recently. it doesn't have to be a change in rate hikes to be considered a pivot. tel

maria: francis, your thoughts?e report by the federal reserve, the fed of dallas found that real wages have fallen for most workers over the past 12 months and americans have suffered the biggest pay cut in decades because of inflation cutting into those wages, francis. >> it's just amazing. we actually have two economies in america, upper 40% which own assets which are down on average this year and lower economy which is the lower 60% and they are living -- 61% of people are living paycheck to paycheck. as this shows 40% cannot meet their everyday bills but makes sense with polling data that 69% that are unhappy and 69% are suffering and not only can they not keep up with the rise in cost they are putting things on credit cards and interest rates are going up. this is all putting a lot of additional risk in the credit markets because at what point does tightening and interest rate increases start to create the default of people where people can't keep up with payments anymore. maria: that's when the cycle gets wor

you personally know pope francis of rome repeatedly met with him for many years lived in rome what kindtions do we have with catholics in the russian orthodox church and is there any prospect of a meeting between pope francis and patriarch kirill in the foreseeable future we are like uh churches representing the majority of christians in the world, we can do a lot together, responding to the challenges that the modern world poses to us. uh, and this dialogue developed very beneficially. you know that in 2016, the first ever meeting with the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill and pope francis took place in harbor in cuba, i was one of the witnesses. and then this meeting. i accompanied his holiness the patriarch and was very glad that this meeting took place and that a wonderful document was adopted as a result of it. joint appeal of two primates. lately, unfortunately, uh. hmm, i have to say that our relationship is practically frozen. and after the, er, special military operations began in march, a conversation took place between his holiness patriarch kirill and pope francis th

a move that angered the people you see la francis, good, the francis withdrawing its military presence in the region because france is always at the side. the leaders keeping them in power. we saw that france has done nothing about what's happening here on the internet, on the radio person macro said that france has no connection with what's happening because it's an internal affair of chad. but i think that's not true as it was. france that helped mohammed debbie to take power. we know that all the decisions come from france, france, if also implicated in another vial. and todd sport of the weeks of cooling off violence classes between the democratic republic of congo was military and the m. 23 rebels as rhythm again, the d r. c and rwanda have had strained relations since the 19 main t for genocide, which saw squaws of people cross the border into the d f. c. all the while the french government was supplying weapons to the region. in such countries, genocide is not too important. and just to round of the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west africa. a major wisdom power says

in turn, the me protected francis interests in the region. both military and economic. france even supported the transitional military cancel that was formed after the bees death, which is now headed by debbie son, mama de b. he without an election, installed himself as leader and even pushed back of the transition date by a further to yes, a move that angle, the people you see that francis, it's good. that frances, withdrawing its military presence in the region because france is always at the side of the leaders, keeping them in power. we saw that france has done nothing about what's happening here. on the internet, on the radio person macaroni said that france has no connection with what's happening because it's an internal affair of chad. but i think that's not true as it was france, that helped mohammed debbie to take power. we know that all the decisions come from france, but his asked me, they're all, i think all this french mil to present in africa is for its own interests. i think france is the course of all or suffering. frances, in

let's get a check now on the forecast with meteorologist francis stinglasson francis. hi karina morning everyone. we are waking up to a lot of widespread low clouds, but the fog is not as dense. so right now visibility is actually better than it was yesterday around this time. santa rosa goes down to two miles napa five miles half moon bay six miles, whereas yesterday was just totally socked in live look from emeryville out towards the low clouds over the bay bridge and san francisco most temperatures in the 50 san francisco 54 oakland 57, but san jose is already up to 60 degrees right now and as we check out san jose, you'll see it's also great there and temperatures are starting to climb but santa rosa has been one of the cooler spots this morning currently. it's at 50. it was in the upper 40s, novato 57 backville already at 66 degrees. so inland neighborhoods, we'll get more sunshine and warm up to slightly above average temperatures from mount. ham. we see some shine and blue skies, and they're the low clouds creeping over the bay area. so we're dealing with that f

francis got key owned slaves.e district of columbia filing lawsuits of african americans suing for their freedom. he filed over 106 lawsuits. he was directly responsible for 178 more people. he is not a major plantation owner. he owns his family's estate because, basically, he had to buy it at auction to prevent his family from being turned out of its homestead. there were people who were part of the property of the state. his wife, polly, was from one of the largest slave owning families and maryland. in fact, her brother owned frederick douglass for part of his childhood. francis gawkies nephews was one of frederick douglass's playmates. if you know his biography, being allowed in the household, learning to write. it is amazing how involved he is in american history. one of the things about american history is it doesn't fit the current simplification. it does not fall into good guys and bad guys credit easily and maybe we would like it to. we certainly know after the civil war which side you are supposed to be

the lady who was the leader for many years was francis willard. speaking and writing.vi i'm convinced they could have lead the d-day invasion. anyways anything they e could do to empower women. the age of sexual content from 10:00 to 16. this happened in the state of 1895. my favorite person in the book was the member of the wctu, a radical member carry. she was born in kentucky during the civilng war. her first was a alcoholic doctor.e she must have been pretty naive shdidn't u realize he was a druy until after they were married. he was dead within a year leaving her withea a small baby. living with her second husband in kansas and decided, the lord told her she needed to start on a mission to destroy saloon. so, she ramped up her weapon of choice. she went to a saloon, i'm sorry the methodist minister's wife to thes top of the voices breaking mirrors and windows. just wrecking the place. theyey whipped out for the medicine lodge.ta it's supposed to be state but is wasn't. she moved onto bigger and better things weef get weaponry. the favorite wa

in 1992 francis fukuyama's book the end in 1992 francis fukuyama's book the end in 1992 francis fukuyama's book the end of history and the last man was of history and the last man was of history and the last man was published in the united states this work published in the united states this work published in the united states this work made fukuyama famous all over the world made fukuyama famous all over the world made fukuyama famous all over the world the philosopher and political scientist the philosopher and political scientist the philosopher and political scientist argued that the spread of western style argued that the spread of western style argued that the spread of western style liberal democracy proves that the liberal democracy proves that the liberal democracy proves that the socio-cultural evolution of humanity has socio-cultural evolution of humanity has socio-cultural evolution of humanity has come to an end no more grand ideological come to an end no more grand ideological come to an end no more grand ideological confrontation global revolution and war confrontation globa

you personally know the pope francis of rome repeatedly met with him for many years lived in rome whatations do we have with catholics in the russian orthodox church is there any prospect of a meeting between the pope francis in the foreseeable future and patriarch kirill, we as churches representing the majority of christians in the world, we can do a lot together, responding to the challenges that the modern world poses to us. and this dialogue developed very fruitfully. you know that in 2016, the first ever meeting between patriarch kirill of moscow and all russia and pope francis took place in harbour, cuba , and i was one of the witnesses. and then this meeting was accompanied by his holiness the patriarch. and i was very glad that this meeting took place and following its results a remarkable document was adopted - a joint appeal of the two primates. recently, unfortunately, i have to say that our relations are practically frozen. after the, uh, special military operations began in march, a conversation took place between his holiness patriarch kirill and pope francisco through a

francis.ber the first time i came here as a young kid with my parents. being an art teacher, my dad wanted our family to see the 28 frescoes inside that tell the legend of st. francis. and to help me, quietly, navigate the story today is local historian, matteo grandi. >> probably this is the most iconic one, the most famous. >> yeah, yeah. >> you know, he had an incredible connection with nature. probably he was the first environmentalist in the history of the church. >> i remember the first time i came here, i was 12, but we didn't have this opportunity to have it just to ourselves. >> just for us. >> that's incredible. i feel very lucky. >> legend has it that st. francis renounced his privilege life to instead walk penniless among the poor folk of rural umbria. he was devoted to all god's creatures and where better to preach his message than in the green heart of italy. because of his connection with nature, is he like the quintessential saint of umbria? >> yes, umbria is really connected t

the cup of honor , the special prize of the president of the republic of belarus and the order of francise is an absolutely world-class composer, and it seems to me that he is still underestimated sent has always been an indisputable moral authority for communication with which one wanted to correspond. to be worthy of this fellowship was begun and laid down by dmitry bronislavovich, but it continues to develop and will live and he will live in our memory and not only in our memory, but also in the art and culture of our country. you will live, but on 29 virusnya 2017, and he did not live up to the end of the crust. you're not a thief's utopia here, nostalgia and it was scheduled for the campfire. zaros, orchestras, vykuvy already have cravings memory of the great musician people's artists of belarus symphonist with a monster. dance is the pulse of the movement breath is the rhythm.

francis protegee ama do. i hate jill. could go on a do your suit quiz or television to come to so but it's good use it. that was all for a while. i would as you have a little present oliver i spoke, i'm just getting a lot of we're gonna go review some sort of the custody philosopher wanted a quote on a dyslexia. am i do? i had just dictatorship, rolled cameron with frank support for 22 years. there persecution of the u. p. c. cost hundreds of thousands of lies far away from the cameras and the public gaze. roscoe's gone, you can run it, enter did the political italy visit. moggi did him once you know mo dijon key evoke it on a key is he had one kid. ya, could he do it all as he lost a broom? oppose issue a b owner is he had a fat come see woman, avager majesty. no early coolant is 12 local neville collision early on. wanted to pick on example jean deacons as char i. c h c. enquire, rec, and poorly fair is try to let felicia me into manion shanetta. ah, by the mid 19 fifties, people in france were losing interest in these

francis marion because he was out of town as soon as possible could get back on the horse which was a good look for him because he was this little guy about 5 feet tall. his legs were kind of deformed, to put him out on a horse he looked pretty good so soon as he could get on the horse again he started leading this band of guerrilla fighters in the swamps of south carolina said he was called the swamp fox by the british commander because he was impossible to catch and the place that he worked out of became known as hellhole swamp because the british commander said it was one hell of a swamp and years later it became a hotbed of moonshine making but anyway francis and a few other leaders in south carolina turned the tide t r of the revolution, drove the british out and that was the end of the war but it wasn't the end of the drinking. .. today, it is about two and half gallons. that tells you something about people drank. by showing that fact at a tacos giving at a distillery one time for the man by the bar said some of you people are not doing your part. [laughter] however, the 1820s

of polotsk, which logically bears the name of the central personality in the belarusian history , francisaryn, on the square of the same name , a 12-meter high art monument was erected to the great book printer. by the way, many copies were broken in disputes about whether the father of eastern european printing had a mustache, they say, on the only engraving that has come down to us, the first printer bezus. and what we take for a mustache is just a treacherous shadow from the nose on the other side. does it really matter? after all, there is a much more significant and hitherto unrevealed mystery, the inexact date of the death of the educator is not the burial place of francis skaryna by scientists. not yet known. but everyone knows where lies and where the leader of the world proletariat stands, monuments to lenin in in a city of at least four there is even such a riddle. what do you think, where is it warmer in polotsk in the city center or at the station, so in the center, because at the station vladimir ilyich has a coat, and here in a jacket. there is another interesting sight on f

euphrosyne of polotsk, francis skaryna the first architect of the polotsk jesuit collegium peter skargative image of a professor of the polotsk academy, but also, of course , a student, admiring the clock, let's not forget about the time. we will use it. speaking of polotsk, of course, it is worth remembering an amazing person such a countryman is a rare success not only in the context of the 17th century, but even today fate. semyon of polotsky ordered poetry for the arrival of alexei mikhailovich, father of peter i , the military hard times at that time somewhat shook faith. therefore, phospholites and poems became powerful in speech. he wrote with the expectation that alexei mikhailovich would notice him, he compared him with the sun, plus he sent the king to the book in astrological predictions, which very soon came true after which, respectively. honey has been invited to moscow since 1667. our land has been raising and teaching the royal children alexei fedor and sophia, by the way, he did not teach tsarevich and peter, although soviet times, many textbooks. it was attributed to h

o no be clearly understood the trap of francis quasi democratization. he demanded true independence for his country even at the united nations delinquency on monday. i guess she won't get sick or in her classroom can a judge gone roster. just younger gordon, we're about to do much. i'm really other that was rocky. oh i'll frank got himself so they're gonna pull it wanted him to bon gospel. people are gonna woo, the debt ain't going deep enough. he can't conceal his buckle home. it. i don't. hey, blue this is tim neal colonial jose the u. p. c was close to the communist party and represented everything that france was against a kind of african get mean, that must be destroyed. the french high commissioner in cameroon pierre miss math refused to negotiate with communists. he was a former member of the free french and had fought in indo china traumatized by that defeat. he had one simple aim to destroy the u. p. c, and neutralize its leader. reuben em, nearby was a wanted man with the help of the camera union army, the man hunt began. morgan bear county ma

they almost always had rum and one of my favorite heroes of the revolutionary war is a man named francis marion from the lowcountry of south carolina, which i mean near charleston. he was a continental army officer and the british had already captured savannah and we're headed to charleston and he went to a dinner party. that was hosted by someone else for the other some other officers in the army and the tradition at the time was if you had a dinner party for gentleman, you would lock the dining room doors and no one could leave until they were either all under the table or they'd run out of punch and madeira wine. and for instance mary and was a fairly abstemious fellow and he finally had enough he so he decided he would just jump out of the second floor window or fell or was pushed. but anyway, he landed in the street broke his ankle and he had to go home to recover in berkeley county, which is outside charleston. meanwhile the british captured charleston in all of the continental army officers had to take an oath that they would not fight anymore against the crown. and and even if th

francis and a few other leaders from south carolina turn the tide of the revolution, drove the british out and that was the end of the war but it was not the end of the drinking. by the 1820s, 1830s the amount of alcohol consumed by thet average adult in the united states was about seven gallons of pure alcohol a a year. i don't mean seven gallons of beer, seven gallons of wine or even seven gallons of whiskey. i mean the pure alcohol. today it's about two and a half gallons. so that tells you something about how much people drank. i shared that fact in a talk is getting added distally one time and a man by the bar said some of you people are not doing your part. however, by about the 1820s and 1830s is when people realized there was a problem. part it was realized by women in this movement began called temperance that was led by people like elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony. because women were suffering. they could not vote. they were a real patchwork of laws but propertypa they could own. so theta property rights were vy uncertain. there was no divorce. if a woman left her

francis of rozkam called on humanity to abandon nuclear weapons. power outages at the zaporizhzhia npp lead to a second meltdown, we told about it, the head of petrokon energy atom during the shutdown of the cooling system, the melting of the reactor fuel rods begins once it and became the cause of the nuclear disaster at the japanese nuclear power plant where the power supply structure was destroyed by the tsunami, the head of the nuclear power plant also said that there is a lot of russian military equipment at the station and that some of the trucks may have explosives, which increases the danger of fire. in addition, the occupiers designate the area around the station as the station and around the station to the employees apply turtors stressed then i will remind you that currently all six reactors of the zaporizhzhia npp have been stopped in recent days factory generators have already been started twice due to termination of external and reserve power supply of the station due to the war, the level of poverty in ukraine has increased tenfold, and the attacks on critical infrastruc

francis should call vladimir putin and us president joe biden because it is necessary to try to end war in ukraine about this the french president emmanuel macron told reporters on the plane returning to paris after an audience with the pontiff, moreover , the french president even asked the head of the roman catholic church to speak with a person who calls himself the patriarch of the cyrillic orthodox church, while mr. macron added that pope francis had a very trusting relationship with the american president, and therefore he could try to convince joe biden to return to attempts to end the war through diplomatic means, but the press service of the pontiff only reported about the fact of the meeting with president macron and the fact that the main topic was the russian war, that is, no matter how hard i try to find any information on the page of the press service, there is no information about the response of the pontiff to this therefore, i don't know whether he agreed or not. we will see further the unfinished house of moscow in vilnius, it is a spy point for them, and therefore

francis protegee, am i do? i hate jill could gone a do your sick with television come to so but it's good. use it. that was all for a while. i would as you have a little present oliver i spoke. i'm just getting a lot of we're gonna go reviewing some sort of the custody philosopher or the take want to succeed. i'm a do i had just dictatorship? rolled cameron with frank support for 22 years. there persecution of the u. p. c. cast hundreds of thousands of lies far away from the cameras in the public gaze. muscogee gaunt. you can run it, enter. did a valid one. elusive mcgee? did him once you know mo de junky evoke it on a key is he had was kitty, how could he do it all as she lost the broom opposed history of a b on or is it of her come see lavish i'm existing now only coolant is 120 cool neville collision early can wanted to pick. i'm exalt generically music. so i speech c onqua wreck and poly fair east. where to let felicia pneumonia hosted shanetta. ah, by the mid 19 fifties, people in france were losing intere

we hear from those taken to history and francis the cause of all our misfortunes. yet because the scenes of destruction are clearly a signal that people are mad at you with coming live from moscow, this is our t. my name's unit o'neill. on 30 minutes of news. and views start now are top story today. president vladimir putin say russia and it's partner countries and the post silva, c i s alliance are working on switching to international transactions in their own national currencies, freeing themselves. he saves from reliance on the u. s. dollar. at president putin made those comments at a summit in the capitol, a stella, a joint activities on import substitution, strengthening of technological and financial sovereignty had been intensified. in particular, active efforts are being made to make settlements between the countries of the commonwealth in our own national currencies. well, these images show the leaders of the commonwealth of independent states, a geopolitical grouping of former soviet countries, united by their traditionally and generally warm historic ties at turkish liter rid

the pope francis has blessed the family of murdered l. just. he had a journalist, sharina walker in vatican city. she was targeted and shot dead by israeli forces while on assignment in the occupied west bank in may. the u. k. the new leader richie sooner because faced his 1st prime ministers, questions opposition lead a kiss tama accused him of leading a government that puts in his words, party 1st and countries. second, those are the headlines inside stories next. ah . a long standing relationship in places the french and german leaders meet as they disagree on the war in ukraine, defense and energy policies. what sort of fall out? could there be if the used to biggest economies can't find common ground? this isn't i story. ah hello and welcome to the program i'm getting obligate on the relationship between germany and france is often described as the motor that drives the european union. the blocks to biggest economies were closely together to shape policies that affect the rest of the continent. but their alliance is under strain. germany's

francis protegee, amadou. i hate jill could gone a do your sick with a television to come to so but it's good. use it. that was all for a while. i what us you have a little present oliver i spoke. i'm just getting a lot of we're gonna go review some sort of the custody philosopher or did they wanted to succeed? am i do? i had just dictatorship, rolled cameron with frank support for 22 years. there persecution of the u. p. c. cost hundreds of thousands of lies far away from the cameras in the public gaze. roscoe's gone, you can run it and they are, did the political it a loop? is it moggi, did him once you know mo junky evoke it on a key is he had one kid. ya, could he do it all as he lost a broom, oppose this, ju earned. b owner is in fact come sequel naveja existing now. and he called the destroy local neville collision early and wanted to pick them exalt jean dickens. s char i c h. c. enquire, rec, and poorly fair is try to let felicia me into manion shanetta. ah, by the mid 19 fifties, people in france were

so we're out today to say no to friends in france is a terrorist, francis traumatizing us. but we'll let francis against our development and we're against french policy in africa, and i pay for outdoor book, you know, we lead out frigo. that was the main message heard this morning. yearly professor couldn't have access to remain square where they're supposed to govern police occupied this blues. hopefully, surely because of the replacement of the army, then move to press embassy. they leave a message to the main office who was a preventative president, but it was, i do also want some of the new government members to leave the government because they think that not enough to sit around with table of the government with lulu. we're going to report on the whereabouts of a missing a b c reporter says his work had nothing to do with his disappearance. james gordon meek, who had been critical of us foreign policy, vanished after the f. b. i rate on his house back in april. other aid was understood to be the 1st carried out on a journalist by the biden administration, on the steve

this francis traumatizing. we know that france is against our development and we are against french policy in africa. a, we need new partners in the departure of france from the community. so we just want to be free, like other countries with for moscow to the world. this is our international, my name is peter scott. and these, the top stories this, our russia has suspended its role in the international deal on grain exports from ukrainian ports. and that's due to an attack on crimea naval ships by ukrainian military drones with a legit us and british support for moscow says it's navy can no longer guarantee the safety of cargo ships leaving ukraine. russia now prepared to directly supply its own grades, the world. this year it's worth stating that the green deal not only failed to solve the problems of countries in need, but even in a sense, aggravated them. we can see where the ships from crane were heading to italy, spain and another lens for some cargoes 60 to 100 percent, went to e u countries. these are n

about francis has blessed the family of murdered edges. he had a journalist chevy, novel aqua in back to can city a special memorial mass was then held for the palestinian american. shooting was targeted and shot dead by israeli forces while on assignment in the occupied west bank. in may. stephanie deck a report a brief and intimate moment with the head of the catholic church. his holiness pope francis bless is sharina brother tony her 2 nieces and sharon's sister in law. we came as a family to the vatican to get our message across and continue advocating for hours one and on the she the in. ah, we were here to call on accountability and just this. the family also met cardinal pietro paddling the secretary of state of the hoody sea and with cardinal sanity. a vatican diplomat. the families visit the vatican city, the seat of power of the catholic church and receiving the pope's blessings. is of course a significant moment. however, almost 6 months on, and despite the families, tireless lobbying of various different government and the inte