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maybe franklin roosevelt doesn't, but william randolph hearst certainly does. his first wife and then his second wife, marion davies. so you see this over and over again. you often you also see that often the plot lines of 1930s movies which seem sort of fanciful and hackneyed, really are based on today's headlines or yesterday's headlines. and in that case, so with politics, the cornerstone of the story is tammany that the organization which runs everything really in. york city at that time and for a very long time and which franklin roosevelt makes his early reputation in new york state senate as being a forceful opponent and with the most prominent type in to the violence and gore in this area and in era is the tammany boss of the lower east side a guy named big tim sullivan. sullivan again intersectionality overlap. sullivan aside from running the lower side and being a state senator and a congressman was also a partner in a west coast vaudeville chain, of all things. he had an office for his chain at 1440 broadway and so sullivan also up coming young gambl

. >> reporter: here in illinois, the tech was a priority for the director of franklin county 911. >>cess for the 11 million deaf americans. >> one call is like one-stop shop. >> reporter: others need domestic violence, home invasion or active shooter situations where a phone call isn't possible. >> it will come in just like a 911 call. we will see it's a 911 text. this is actually a text right here. >> reporter: should the caller, in this case, amos, doing a test for us, have live video? >> they're going to click this link to go live with us. >> reporter: we're like this? >> 24/7. there are still people across the nation that can't reach 911. >> reporter: state and local dispatchers are having to make some really tough dollars and cents decisions about what they can do technology wise. it leads to maps like this one where about half the country has basic text to 911. and about half don't. >> we have to remember that 911 is a local entity. so it's really up to the agencies having jurisdiction. >> reporter: congrs could help establish a national standard. experts say a $15 billion fede

franklin graham is no billy graham.nd for him to pretend like what donald trump is doing is not harming immigrant communities, immigrant families, immigrant individuals and trans people, he is creating a web. but i would listen to the catholic bishops, the 85 jewish groups, the quakers and the many, many religious groups who are showing up in support of immigrant communities as well as trans people and saying actually, marion buddy, and asking for mercy, to please consider the hurt that your policies are about to impose on communities, was doing what she believed was gospel. a lot of times conservatives use the term religious freedom, but it is always religious freedom for me, not for thee. let's go back to the idea that everybody deserves religious freedom. from whatever tradition you are in, including people who are adherents, the growing many people who are not religious, but who deserve every bit of freedom to live their life as any religious person. host: that executive order, the new york times reporting it would

i mean, you know, it's like these are not brand new idea is what franklin roosevelt did. thomas paine, adam smith. i mean, that and that was 250 years ago. but we tried it. we did this expensive -- in the 1930s, roosevelt essentially said and keynes explicitly said, if government intervene in the marketplace in a way that does not disrupt capitalism, that still facilitates capital ism, in fact, we still want government to provide a court system, a stable currency, a good infrastructure, transport, infrastructure, business infrastructure. we still want government to help some subsidize essential industries. we want government to regulate trade. you know, if government intervenes, the marketplace in a way is not destructive to capitalism, but is conducive to the general welfare of the people that will produce a middle class. we can have the world's first more than half of us in the class, and that's where we were in 1980, when reagan ran president, 1981, when he became president. and that's what we've fallen from. so the good news is that we now know what works this is not

he used to say, like, aren't you glad i'm not like franklin?i put much less pressure on my children than my father put on me. matthew reeve: i mean, dana would be like yeah, there's a couple-- you're not completely unlike him. alexandra reeve givens: pretty quickly it was dana saying, let's actually go to payson. alexandra and matthew can come out. matthew reeve: she was so kind from minute one, as was her whole family. warm and welcoming and not knocking my own family on the ribside, but there was some contrast. [video playback] - oh, my god, dad, you'll crack the screen. come on. - hey, man. - what a dork. - dork? - i wasn■t talking to you. - i'm going to read a poem by alexandra reeve. - oh, dad, please. - alexandra is going to read a poem by alexandra reeve. i'm going to read a poem about-- - no, dad, please. - my poetry by me. [end playback] christopher reeve: it's finally only in this relationship with dana where i began to see marriage is a freedom. it's an opportunity. it's a team. interviewer: is there anything missing in your life? ch

and we were like, he used to say, like, aren't you glad i'm not like franklin? >> i put much less pressure on my children than my father put on me. >> he would be like. >> yeah, you know. >> there's a couple, you know, you're not completely unlike him. >> pretty quickly it was dana saying, let's actually go to payson. alexandra and matthew can come out. >> she was so kind from minute one, as was her whole family, warm and welcoming. and, you know, not knocking my own family on their side. but there was some contrast. >> like, oh, dad, you're you'll crack the screen. come on. hey, man, what a dork. >> dork. >> i was talking yesterday. >> i'm going to read a. >> poem by alexandra reed. >> oh, dad, please. >> alexandra's going. >> to read your poem by alexandra reed. i'm going to read a. >> poem about your dad. please. >> my poetry. >> by me. >> it's finally only in this relationship with dana where i began to see marriage is a freedom. it's an opportunity. it's a team, you know. >> is there anything missing in your life? >> a hit movie would be nice. >> we got mar

and when benjamin franklin and joseph galloway were wanting to abolish the pennsylvania government and the constitution along with it, dickinson spoke up against that. and on the grounds that if the quakers, if gave up that constitution, then religious liberty would go away and they might not get it back. and so so even in his very know earliest sort of public public activities, we see him coming out expressing these quaker and and then as the as the resistance to britain goes forward and then the revolution begins at each step, he he he really came out became a spokesman not just for america, but also for the quakers. and in trying to protect their religious liberty, the religious liberty, women which do to his mind and to quakers also included the freedom of public speech. and so he wrote the first gender inclusive language in a constitution to protect women's religious liberty and their the freedom of public speech. of course, this was from from his early his draft of the articles of confederation. but but then he went on and at the first opportunity after independence was declared,

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i saw him with franklin, i don't know if franklin is here.ow frank -- gotten to know franklin, he's done a great job. helping on tragedies and problems like in north carolina, california. he is always the first one there. his father is very proud of him, i can tell you that. billy graham was very special. one floor below us, reverend graham's statue stands with an open bible, the page turned to a letter from the apostle paul which reads, let us not grow weary of doing good, for a new season we will reap if we do not give up, never give up. how about me, if i had given up, i would not be here right now. who knows where i would be. it may not be a good place. if it were up to the democrats, it would not be a good place. never, ever give up. there can be no better message for the leaders gathered here to never give up. we must never grow tired. we must never grow weary, and we always must practice good. as we know last week only a few miles from here our nation witnessed a terrible tragedy when 67 people were killed in a horrible accident near r

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so there's of that and then i can't neglect barbara franklin barbara franklin, who actually had dinner with night, who's an amazing person and later worked president bush, but started under president nixon as a staff assistant to the president. she was a harvard mba. she tasked with getting more women in higher levels of government. and under johnson, you will probably know the exact number of women mid to high levels. i did some research and i think he had several hundred that were women in mid to high government positions. when nixon comes in with barbara franklin assisting he by 7080 there a thousand women in those positions that is a major data and that's a point that i don't anybody has ever ever really found or talked about since eleanor roosevelt chaired under jfk, the commission on women, and made recommendations. it was yes, it was. the report came out shortly, the assassination 61 year. so a little less a little before. so it's really the better course of a decade, right right, to filter in right. it was nixon's embrace, for lack of a better word, of women in the workforce. w

you know, him or benjamin franklin? i mean, i think those are two figures that pretty much everyone in the early united states knows has heard of. and so people want to see general washington soon to be president. washington in routes to new york city. and so this is also part of a little bit of a delay is, you know, finding places to stop, dining with people. you know, being sure to, you know, make your public appearances. you don't want anyone to feel offended. and so all of this takes a little bit longer to get washington to new york city. and as soon as he gets there, you know, then he realizes that, you know, they haven't really planned out his inaugural and how that's going to work. so that's something that he has to then set in motion with the members of congress. well, in a letter to henry knox, a revolutionary war general, george washington wrote my movements to the chair of government will be accompanied with feelings not unlike those of a culprit who is going to the place of his execution. he didn't seem too

y es que el distrito escolar franklin mckinley está considerando el cierre de 3 planteles educativoslos pormenores, nathalie. bueno, no se tomó una decisión hoy día, pero los padres con los que hablamos nos dicen que ellos esperan que el distrito e escuce esas voces, esos testimonios, para que no clausuren el plantel educativo. algunos hasta me dicen tienen a sus hijos en educación especial. y esto sería un cambio muy drástico para sus hijos. you can control keeping the school open and providing a safe place for the students. alumnos, padres de familia y personal de la primaria mckinley le están suplicando al distrito escolar que no cierren la escuela. yo no tengo empleo para el año que viene. la primaria donde el 90% de los alumnos son hispanos. es una de 3 escuelas que podrían cerrar sus puertas a partir del otoño. 20 25. esto bajo recomendación de un comité formado por miembros del distrito, las escuelas y padres de familia. el martes,a junta de educación sostuvo una reunión especial para contemplar la decisión. cuando yo estaba tan feliz de que él ya estaba progresando, me entero

unidos por medio de productos de las sesiones como los que se venden aquÍ por ejemplo en el boulevard franklineca. cÓmo funciona esto?sabemos que el presidente trump ha dicho que, para lo que dice Él obligar a que mÉxico tome medidas de control sobre el trÁfico de drogas y en particular del fentanilo, cruzando la frontera sur al paÍs. especÍficamente en materia econÓmica esto dice un economista cuando hablamos de arancelesa productos mexicanos. >> es un impuesto escondido, no se le pregunta al congreso. estamos hablando que ese impuesto llega a las arcas del gobierno y despuÉs se traslada al consumidor, aquel que compra este producto desde mÉxico lo tienen que trasladar al consumidor para no perderlo, ya es cuestiÓn de si quiere perder o no pero el precio sube, subirÍa. juan: pasemos a la grÁfica para que vean los productos que se puede ver mÁs afectados de acuerdo al ranking de los productos que mÁs se exportan de mÉxico a estados unidos: estamos hablando de autopartes, accesorios y autos. todo el tema automotriz serÍa principal afectado. camiones, equipos de computaciÓn, alarmas y cables, fr

in fact, benjamin franklin said only a virtuous people are capable of freedom. we see what happens when unscrupulous people people without virtue take power and they ignore the constitution or they ignore laws they don't like, or they censor speech they don't like, or they abuse the system to target people they like. they generally trample civil liberties. that's why virtue is essential to preservation of freedom in america. but cancel culture is now trying to erase the greatest example of virtue in the form of robert e lee. let me just say a few words about. cancel culture, cancel is all about tearing things down. it's inherently destructive. it builds nothing. it creates nothing. it only destroys it's like the vandals who destroyed rome. cancel culture is destroying american culture systematically, targeting and eliminating our heroes. it is fueled by anger then bitterness and, envy and vindictiveness. it rejects the western christian notions of grace, forgiveness and reconciliation in its place it gives us violence, terror, intimate nation and retribution. ca

i saw him with franklin. i don't know if franklin's here. i just don't know. but i've gotten to know franklin. he's done a great job with helping on tragedies, on problems like in north carolina, california. he's always the first one there. work he does is his father is very proud of him. i can tell you that. but, uh, billy graham was very special. one floor below us, reverend graham's statue stands with an open bible. the page turned to a letter from the apostle paul which reads, let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap if we do not give up, never give up, never, ever give up. you can't. how about me? if i would have given up, i would not be here right now. who the hell knows where i'd be? it might not be a good place. if it was up to the democrats. it would not be a good place at all. never, ever give up. there could be no better message for the leaders gathered here. and you are real leaders, and we must never give up. and we must never grow tired. we must never grow weary, and we always must practice good as you know, last week,

in 1941, franklin roosevelt was in this very chamber and declared that necessity men are not free men. democracies cannot survive if people are hungry or out of a job. they want americans hungry. they want americans scared for their future. they want americans to stay angry. because that is the fuel of trumpism. that is how donald trump keeps his power. my constituents, my constituents reject this administration's cycle of chaos, corruption, and cynicism. delawareans sent me here to make government work better for people not to make it worse. delawareans want a government that respects everyone by delivering for them. by helping them learn, live, and thrive. and that is what i'm here to do. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. barragan, for five minutes. ms. barragan: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to sound the alarm for the american people about the abuse of power that house republicans are allowing. that puts the american people in danger. house republicans have allow

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i saw him with frankly i don't know franklin sierra just don't know but i got to know franklin he's doneu that. billy graham was very special. one floor below us reverent reverendgraham statue stands win open bible. the pages turned to a letter from the apostle paul that reads let us not grow weary we will reap if we do not give up, never give up, never ever give up. who knows where i would be. it might not be a good place. it was up to the democrats it would not be a good place at all. never ever give up. no better message nearest real leaders we must never give up. we must never grow tired. we must never grow weary. we always must practice good. as you note last week only a few miles from here our nation witnessed a terrible tragedy .67 people were killed in a horrible accident near reagan airport as "one nation" we take solace in the knowledge their journey that night did not end in the icy waters of the potomac but the warm embrace of a very loving god. none of us is exactly when our time on earth will be over. you never know. a truth he confronted a few short months ago there was an

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i saw him with frank -- i don't know if franklin is here.now, but i have gotten to know franklin and he's done a good job on helping with tragedies and problems like north carolina, california. he is always the first one there may. his father is proud of him, i can tell you that. billy graham was very special. one floor below as, reverend graham statute stands with an open bible. the page turns to the letter of apostle paul, "let us not grow weary of doing good. for in due season, we will reap if we do not give up." never give up, never ever give up. you can't. how about me if i would have given up, i wouldn't be here right now. who the hell knows where i would be. and might not be a good place. if it was up to the democrats, it would not be a good place at all. [laughs] never ever give up. there can be no better message for the leaders gathered here, your leaders. you must never give up and we must never grow tired. we must never grow weary. and we always must practice good. as you know last week only a few miles from here, our nation witne

the committee and the franklin mckinley school district is recommending closing 3 of the district 16 schools because of declining enrollment. the depletion of one-time covid funding and then also almost 23 million dollars in budget shortfalls. the schools recommended for closure at the end of this current 2024 2025 school year include the whilst overall u.s. literacy and technology academy. ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will make a final decision on february. 11th. >> 10, 10 is the time in the west contra costa county unified school district's board has approved a plan to cut 30 sent us a 32.7 million dollars by 2027 to avoid a state takeover. and that plan includes reducing educator and administrative positions as well as slashing funds for programs and supplies cuts for this school year. total. 19.7 million with an additional 13 million spread in cuts over the next 2 years. officials cite declining enrollment. the end of covid relief funds and increased costs as the main reasons for the deficit. the district is also exploring ways to increase attendanc

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the franklin mckinley school district plans to shutter three of its 16 campuses. mckinley elementary, ramblewood elementary and the los arbols literacy and technology academy. the board is expected to have the closures go through tuesday. >>> the alum rock union school district will close six campuses and consolidate four others and in the berryessa union school district three elementary schools are shutting down. last year the bay area's largest district, san francisco unified, shelved a plan to close and merge schools. the backlash was so bad the previous superintendent resigned. next week the district's new boss, dr. maria su, is expected to announce hundreds of job cuts at both the district's central office and more than 100 school sites. oakland unified needs to cut $100 million over the next two years and could run out of money by november. if that happens, ousd could once again end up under supervision of a state trustee and lose its ability to make decisions locally. >>> the bay area is leading the large in a lawsuit over president trump's threats to cut f

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king, aretha franklin. >> reporter: ronnie jones founded the west coast society, a group of musicianscross the bay area that keeps the spirit of blues and jazz alive. >> al green, etta james, they all performed there in the early part of their careers. >> reporter: ronnie is talking about esther's orbit room, an iconic jazz club. while it may not look like it now, this block of seventh street known as the harlem of the west coast was the thriving place to be in the '60s. >> history got lost because of the downfall of seventh street. >> reporter: and that's why ronnie spearheaded the installation of nearly 180 plaques in oakland. >> you see this? they tried to get that out the ground. >> reporter: but now he's figuring out how to piece this all back together between manufacturing and installation estimating the cost of replacing the plaques at about $150,000. >> why come and take up something like that? >> reporter: lee ashford is an oakland artist who says these plaques were even more personal. >> i grew up down here on seventh street. i did my music down here. i was on the plaque. ♪

i saw him with franklin. i don't know if franklin's here. i just don't know.tragedies and problems like in north carolina. california. he's always the first one there. work he does is his father is very proud of him, i can tell you that. but billy graham was very special. one floor below us, reverend graham's statue stands with an open bible. the page turned to a letter from the apostle paul which reads, let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap if we do not give up, never give up, never, ever give up. you can't. how about me? if i would have given up, i would not be here right now. who the hell knows where i'd be? it might not be a good place. if it was up to the democrats. it would not be a good place at all. never, ever give up. there could be no better message for the leaders gathered here. and you are real leaders, and we must never give up. and we must never grow tired. we must never grow weary, and we always must practice. good. as you know, last week, only a few miles from here, our nation witnessed a terrible tragedy when 67

josé, quienes se reunirán hoy para abordar el cierre de una escuela del distrito escolar unificado franklinn a su trabajo como cualquier otro día, dicen que fueron detenidos por varias patrullas. vivieron momentos de incertidumbre ante la presunta agresiva actitud por parte de algunos de los agentes del orden. peter ruiz habló con 2 de esos inmigrantes y nos presenta los testimonios. no sé quién les dio esas tarjetas. así no trabajan las cosas. eran aproximadamente las 06:25 de este domingo dos de febrero, cuando felipe y otros 3 acompañantes se dirigían a su trabajo en el campo. en un alto en una de las calles de taft. un vehículo encendió sus sirenas, obligándolos a detenerse. sí, nos gritaban fuerte y eso? pues nos intimidó.ó. el oficial no do nada. no nos quiso dar una respuesta por la cual nos estaban parando ni nada de eso. felipe accedió a identificarse y mostró su licencia. al apagar el vehículo, los seguros de las puertas se desactivaron y los oficiales las abrieron. nos pedían a fuerzas que nos bajáramos. entonces. no, no, ahí estuvimos sentados con cinturón. otro oficial a mi lad