so francois andre michaux. so when. when michaux goes to the middle east, he decides his son is too young. so he puts him with his sisters who care for him. when we show goes to north america, francois andre is now a teenager and he wants his son to in his footsteps, just like his father wanted him to follow in his footsteps. michaux, of course, decided to go his own path so andre's with him at his side for much of this period of time. he's involved in a very serious accident in which his eye is struck with a bullet and it looks like his eye may be lost. and so michaux tries to treat him. anybody, i guess, with the best way in the 1790s was to treat a wound this infected in your eye. bleed bleed yourself red that's the way to treat the eye. so so so he almost loses out. he sent back to paris where he receives a medical treatment. his eye is saved. france. andre in his father's footsteps. he returns the united states and becomes an incredible botanist himself. he travels all the areas that his father traveled. he a numbe

hi commissioner salahi i commissioner francois i performed live with three members present and accounted for you have a quorum. >> thank you but i'll call you an item two general public comment does anyone in the room wish to make public comment? not seeing anyone in person mr. clerk would you check if there's anyone on our online platform driven live? we were checking to see if there are callers in the queue . sheriff i live there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you for checking seeing no callers i call item two is now closed. we're going to proceed to the calendar. i'm going to take things a little bit out of order to accommodate some folks are here in person so we'll start by calling agenda item 11 then we'll call the rest of the calendar in the regular order. so i now call again item 11 discussion on possible action regarding request for a waiver of compensated advocacy provision for hans laid off mr. canning thank you chair commissioners. i'll briefly summarize the matter which is a request by hans off for a limited waiver to the ses compensated advocacy rule after i introduce

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the francois buyers who use special constitutional power as is to force through the united spending plans on monday. so francis senate is expected to sign off on the project on thursday, because i know it's not for the rebels in the democratic republic of congo. have seized another town in the east of the country, despite declaring a ceasefire. this week, the usa is the london backed m. $23.00 rebels are now only 50 kilometers north of boot, campbell, the capital of south keeble province. several forces have been advancing towards the cities and sceptre and go my last week. red cross workers. there have been bedding bodies in mosque waves. according to you and officials, at least 2800 people were killed in the battle for the city. the fighting in the area has forced hundreds of thousands of others to sleep. john miss patricia on joins is not on the phone from go my patricia m 23 levels. these go my some days back. what are you seeing there? well i would say that's life and commercial activities are see me the back to normal. you can go my this week. electricity has been restored trucks an

everett again wrote in such hands as friedrich von romer and francois izzo.these precious relics will come before the continental public as favorably as they have done before the american. we doubt not that they will bring washing to the to the fire sides of the hundred millions in europe who receive their supplies of intellectual food through the french and german language. so such hopefulness about a european sized readership for these translations might seem a bit hyperbole. but it reflected the enthused chasm of americans. i once there confidence in the significance of these writings and their excitement that these two distinguished european historians could lend their authority to the translation projects in the interest of time, i'm going to skip over the german translation, which you can see on your left here. on the screen, though, it follows its own path. an interesting story. instead, i'll focus on the french translation overseen again by francois gwarzo, as he had for sparks in germany. george tickner took on the task of coordinating this french ed

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for the adoption of a budget for 2025 fall left low, make us call the votes of the prime minister francois by ado used special constitutions low as default to the united spending plans on monday pronto senate is expected to sign off on the budget on thursday. the leaders of china and fox hassan have both to maintain and sustain the friendship between the 2 nations. as a meeting in beijing, china as president of region ping and fox sounds. also elisa of dieting signed 17 documents, a debt strengthening cooperation in areas ranging from solar energy, to regional development student that protests and sub b, i show no sign of nothing up 3 months after the train station kind of collapse in the countries 2nd largest city. novi sad is 1515 people, students blamed government corruption and incompetence for the disaster. and i've taken that movement nationwide. the main target of that and got his president alex, i'm the voltage who's facing the biggest test of his 12 year old student led protesters, blog bridges across the daniel river in the serbian city of know the side ever since the train stati

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and according to inventor jean-francois la porte, it's technically a wind instrument that uses compressed put a balloon in a tube, it sounds great. >> reporter: cat's team created computer generated singing with their dance movements. here it's the word "alone." ♪ >> i realized, oh, you could put sensors on a dancer's body, and that data could be anything. but could it be language. >> reporter: imagine if this thing catches on, and pretty soon you have combination aerobics choral practice anthony dickens brought his guitar. >> there is a motorized wheel that spins around, and it strikes the strings. so you can play with two hands. so you see how that's spinning. ♪ >> reporter: oh, man! max adai invented something called vocal chords. >> there are three strings that are all conducted of rubber chord sensors. so as you pull on the strings, you can draw how the voice is being processed. ♪ >> reporter: that's cool. >> i wonder how much a grammy weighs. >> reporter: what about the pleasantness of the sound? some of these things sound a little weird. >> many of them sound weird. we are very ope

all-star events and saturday salsa nights elite located on their main patio and lawn area at 855 terry francois boulevard. >> please note that these are two separate requests for the permit. >> so the first one is the nba all star events that are on saturday february 15th from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and sunday february 16th from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. there will feature entertainment amplified sounds beyond our six hour maximum per day which brings this item in front of the commission. >> the second is the saturday salsa nights which are part of their regular programing every saturday from 4 to 10 p.m.. but they have exceeded their administrÉ tively approved 23 days of outdoor entertainment at amplified sound within a 12 month period at any one location. so they are asking to extend until the end of the 12 month period that ends on june 2025. so you will see in your folder the permit application and the neighborhood outreach letter and map as a pd southern station had no additional recommendations and they have received approval from s.f. port for these events on board property. neighborhood outreach wa

now banque de france governor francois villeroy de galhau described president trump's tariffs as brutalsaid everyone loses in this kind of trade war and refused to rule out the eu. if the eu targets european imports. now his ecb colleague klaus konate took a stronger stance, saying that europe will not be pushed around. and speaking to cnbc, mario centeno, governor of the bank of portugal and fellow ecb policymaker, said europe must be stronger. >> europe must take a much more forceful position in the upcoming months. it is also true and i have been quite a critique on the position that europe takes on, on, on these discussions. we are probably used a little bit too much to be sitting in the passenger seat. i think we need to take the steering wheel. we have the means to do that. >> now, as we enter the second half of the show, here are four things to get you up to speed ahead of the wall street open. on the economic side, we'll get manufacturing pmi data. stateside, it's relatively quiet on the earnings front today, with palantir technologies and clorox among those reporting. we will h

. >> minister francois bayrou survived a no confidence vote in parliament today after he invoked a specialo force through the country's contentious budget. >> for 2025. >> it is likely that the government will. >> face more. >> tests in the coming days, as bayrou plans. >> to. push through other. >> measures on health. care spending and social security. and in an unprecedented move, fox news is adding lara trump to its lineup. the network announced a new weekend prime time show. called my view with. >> lara trump. >> that happened today will air on saturdays at 9 p.m. eastern. guys. >> kelly, back over to you. >> all right, kate, thank you very much. time now for three stock lunch where we hit three different stories and why they matter to you. and we're highlighting three companies who we've heard from on cnbc in the past 24 hours. scott nations also is back with us to do our trades. he's president of nation's indexes. scott, appreciate it. let's start with ibm. the ceo told closing bell overtime after their investor day yesterday that ai will be a big part of its business now and in the

and according to inventor jean-francois laporte, it's technically a wind instrument that uses compressedsounds great. ♪ >> reporter: kat mustatea's team creates computer-generated singing with their dance movements. here it's the word alone. ♪ ♪ >> i realize you could put sensors on a dance are's body. that data could be anything. could it be language? >> reporter: imagine if this thing catches on and pretty soon you have combination aerobics choral practice. anthony dickens brought his circle guitar. >> a motorized wheel spins around and strikes the strings. you can play with two hands. so you see how that is spinning. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: oh, man. max addae invoted vocal cords. >> there are three strings, rubber cord sensors. you pull on the strings, the voice is being processed. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that's cool! i wonder how much a grammy weighs. yeah, yeah. what about the pleasantness of the sound? some of these things sound a little weird. >> many of them sound weird. we are very open minded in the competition. >> reporter: do any of these things ever go on to a post-competition life? >> ye

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and behind us is terra francois street. >> we manage a lot of different agencies between contractors, developers, and designers. we over came a variety of challenges to meet the chase center opening. >> central poles can't move too much because they have to be in the right position for drivers. right underneath me is a water supply for fire suppression, so it was scheduled to go right over where the pipe was going to sit, so various city agencies had to meet together to make sure there weren't any conflicts in the field. so next time you're in mission bay and you see city poles like this, you might think it was an easy installation, but there's seven different agencies building new construction here in mission bay to make sure. not only can it be built right, but it had to be. >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regarding san francisco is how young the city we are. and nothing is really happening here before the gold rush. there was a small

mark francois, for the time being, thanks very much for joining us. conservative member of parliament. of course. >> thank you very much. well, yes. i mean, donald trump is doing what he said he was going to do. to be fair, he said he was going to launch a massive, unprecedented crackdown on illegal migration. he's doing that. he's throwing his weight around. when it comes to tariffs. it does look as though mexico and canada have both ceded ground, particularly on the border issues that trump is concerned about. so, you know, it might be unusual, but is he getting things done? >> el salvador used to have the highest homicide rate in all of the americas. now it's got one of the lowest. i think only canada is safer than el salvador. what did they do? they locked up all their criminals. they built the biggest prison in the world. they rounded up the gangs and they imprisoned them. no wonder they've got space in advertising this now to the united states. one thing, though, when all of the british prisons were completely full to bursting over the summer an