but instead apparently come out of georgetown -- coming out of georgetown, you're taught everybody mustall in line with the state or fall in line with the leadership of the law school and if you don't, we will weigh in and despite the fact that you may have spent two or three years of money and time going to law school, we're going to do what we can to make sure you don't become a member of the bar association, you're not going to be able to use that degree. because far more important than your grapeds or had -- grades or whraw know is going on in school -- or what you know is going on in school is you know that once you become a lawyer, you end up being obedient to the state. it should be of grave concern to the bar association across the board. i think the american bar association ought to look at what's going on both in stanford and georgetown, which i think maybe because of what they were 20 or 30 years ago still have a good reputation and i'm sure they'll still sucker some kids into going there. but what's going on, the intolerance at both of these law schools is something that sho

they'll be running institutions like georgetown law.arious government agencies, they will be judges. and that to me is the more alarming aspect. i made it out of this process relatively unharmed. i mean, it was about a week that was difficult in my life. but going forward, people come out to me since my piece was released about similar stories, they've begun through far worse than me. the root of this is administrators, that's where these students and professors and administrators will inflict more damage, hoping to curb this tide as soon as possible. >> tucker: what's most amazing, you are one of the only graduates of an elite law school to describe what you saw there. that is an indictment of your classmates and people who run it. we're grateful you are willing to do this. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me on, tucker. >> tucker: so, we're happy to announce good news, kamala harris' husband the second gentleman got a new wardrobe today. noted, we're excited about it. we'll show you what it is next. america is systemically

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they first went to fredericktown and burned it and then came to georgetown. and when they came to georgetown a woman by the name of catherine kitty knight apparently pled with coburn to save one house that was occupied by an older alien woman and also the house turned out she was able to save the house next door that she was renting that she had lived it. so there are records of kitty buying the house that she had been rented and then in 19 in 1836 and then 1855 when she died her obituaries actually the first record of this happening. um, so there was no contender there was no contemporary accounts of it happening during the battle again. did this happen? you know, we're you know, you have to ask that question. but okay, so first those two structures that she's supposedly saved still stand. so that's that's good, too. that's interesting to know they both stand and they actually have been combined into an in a restaurant that bears her name and also coburn as we kind of learned from matilda and also, he's there's a couple stories of him throughout throughout t

after filming this, pete was spotted playing with trucks and little tiny airplanes in a sand box in georgetown. it's america now and forever. greg gutfeld and the gang take it from here. see you later. >>> let's do it. okay. my head is going to explode. that's right. happy wednesday, everybody. you look fantastic, as do i. let's talk about stanford. some call it a college. it appears to be a little more than a day care center. it kicked off when the fifth

d georgetown law. we had people like sandra sellers and ilya shapiro,n who were thrown out of the institution just for being willing to question campust bein orthodoxies. and it was parret of an ongoing double standard where ifre your progressive and you regurgitate the proper slogans, then there's an indemnity built into shouting down speakers. this is on full display at stanford. a few years ago, a few weeks ago, rather. o of campus >> but if you're willing to question orthodoxy ofs campus, then they'll bringyou an the whole horde of administrators againstd and wok to professionally and socially reputational destroy you. e whic and that's how i sawh my issue, which happened in august 202 and september of 2000.1 twenty to 2020 one .or just four months later, ilya shapiro was kicked off of campus for questioning president biden's decision to limit his supreme court nomination to just black women. so you went to proceedduate co to undergraduate college, get into one of the best lawow schools in the coun

rural, tranquil georgetown illinois is where carrie roach and her husband were raising their 15 yearo other children fire removed from the big city crime. >> everybody knew everybody was, so they were conscious of what was going on usually you can count on somebody to g after your kids if they need it >> in 1993, jessie was a hig school sophomore devoted son home and family. >> jesse was really very muc of a home body, so one of th road and back, she was done, and then she would be watching gone with the wind >> one money in september, jessie went out for a bike rid but just minutes later, he sister noticed jesse's beloved bike down on its side. in the middle of the road. >> not on the side of the road in the middle of the road? >> yeah. she would put the kick stand down instead of the bicycle, she would never lay the bicycl down, and immediately went dow there and there was a bicycle. and we knew something wa wrong. >> gary miller was the deput sheriff of dispatched to the scene. >> the more that we learne about the family and the girl' background, we just did no feel that she was s

the georgetown fire chief says there has been an uptick in calls for welfare checks. >> the snow will absorb water and become heavier. >> the snow on the roofs can weigh from 3 to 21 pounds per square inch. >>> take note. the oakland zoo will be closed tomorrow due to the rain but ralph the tortoise does not mind. he spent the day in the mud. people with tickets for the zoo will get automatic refunds and he will deliver them. they should be there by the end of the year. now, i have a tortoise who is hibernating, but ralph is in the rain. >> that's a good way to live. you want a nap, talk into your house on your back. we will be opposite this time tomorrow because things will be rocking and rolling with the wind and heavy rain. the last several rounds have not been associated with the atmospheric river. >> today was nice. >> yes after the morning rain. the atmospheric river event begins tomorrow with heavy rain and wind. bringing a threat through tomorrow afternoon, evening and tomorrow night through friday. then it will be lingering friday afternoon. continuing into saturday and sunda

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georgetown, the white house is right here. the capitol is right here. then you forget to call my folks back in. that's not a normal everything that everyday thing. having that connection every day, here's the white house whether you live in arkansas or washington or alaska, have a look at that experience. valuable, especially for new voters. >> we want to give everyone an opportunity to engage with the president and engage with our administration. >> they could be traveling. the theme of this is digitizing democracy. >> it kinda gets back to that point i was talking about before where we are messaging to folks, it really is a conversation. we have a response ability to expire what's going on in terms -- to explain what's going on in terms and make it accessible as possible. it's available to folks who are visually impaired or who speak spanish. it's also, how do you make the tools of government as easy to use? and as functional as possible. i think that's all part of it. we are trying to make the government more acceptable to folks. the people that we a

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both are in the georgetown section of washington, d. c. so look at this first one. it's adorable.it's a four bedroom townhouse, and it's listed at $2 million. the kennedys lived there after their wedding starting in january. 1950 for more expensively is this sprawling 13 bedroom mansion, which also includes 13.5 bathrooms. jackie kennedy moved there temporarily after jk jfk's assassination, the asking price for that one, though. 26.5. million that was more of the expected price i would have expected for their home. the two million seems like a steel in today's real estate market. you've lived in new york city too long when you go to million , okay, that's nothing right. easy just write a check. no, i'm kidding. but there was someone might put a cash offer on that home on both of them with the market the way that it is, they can both go quick. coming up next whitney houston's new album , why the music legends, brother and sister in law are just now sharing six of the stars previously unreleased songs and later the rescue dog described as a fire breathing demon. what they do this to

>> if you look at the cure books from his time in georgetown, jack -- yearbooks from his time in georgetownit's wildly different than it is from today. there were marchers in the ropes by catholic priests and clergy and the faculty that the students witnessed at the very beginning of the semester and so on. scalia ate all of that up. he was grateful for the jesuit influence the rest of his i think he was dismayed that the nature of jesuit practice changed over time and became in his view less rigorous. more committed to what might be considered liberal ideologies. >> he was valedictorian and you said that he was considered appropriate -- priesthood after he graduated but instead chose law school at harvard. there you write it was the end -- incubator of his originalism. let's talk about originalism with antonin scalia a. what does that mean for him. >> as judge scalia on the d.c. circuit court of a p a, one robot -- run below the supreme court, launched a revolution in how judges pursue their business. what is the central business of a charge? they interpret constitutional provision -- judg

has partnered up with one of the biggest housebuilders in america to deliver 100 homes here in georgetowne connor? i'm connor. spencer right? nice to meet you. welcome to the job site of the future. now the walls aren'tjust thin lines of concrete. there are multiple layers forming concrete columns to add rigidity. reinforced by steel, they are printed using a proprietary material, a cement—like substance that is air—tight while also providing increased insulation. i love the theme they have going on with their naming system. but how easy is it to both be creative and cost efficient? the reason we exist is to be faster, cheaper, more resilient. the very awesome thing about 3d printing is it allows for you to do that at scale, so we're talking about delivering tens to hundreds of homes that can all be different in design and delivered simultaneously because the faster you can produce houses, the less you have to staff those worksites and jobsites, and then you also have all the design freedom and flexibility that you can possibly imagine, plus you get a more resilient build material. you ha

tohe called the office they hadn georgetown. jimmy took the call. his father used codewords -- kill yourself. jimmy and stephen said, no, we are not doing that. do it. and there were some followers who were in the welding who still believed in jim jones. one woman took a knife and killed herself and her children. jimmy and stephen, thinking maybe before he has everybody die, he will do one of his four hours sermons. went racing to the american embassy to see if we can get a helicopter or a small plane, if we can get there, we can stop this. we will stand next to him and save you cannot do this. the embassy was closed no one would talk to him because they thought the temple were a bunch of weird americans doing questionable things. the next morning, the surviving basketball team members in georgetown were arrested by the guyanese police and held on suspicion of murder. it took a long time to get out of there, but it was by sheer luck that the jones boys lived. it was good fortune. they are great, contributing citizens. peter: government response to b

the heavy snow also caused the roof of a storage building at the georgetown hardware store to collapse because of all the rain and snow california has been getting less than half of the state is now considered to be in drought. that's according to the latest drought monitor. the white areas on the u. s. drought monitor map but now completely drought free. the rest of california is in the three lowest drought levels. that compared that to the end of last year, when the entire state was in some level of drought, and most of it was at the highest levels. this is a major about face something that scientists call weather whiplash. weather whiplash is something that we see here a lot in california. we see these extreme dry periods that immediately lead into very , very wet periods as well. a area for the most part is mostly in that yellow area described as abnormally dry. as rains refill bay area reservoirs east bay mud is lifting its drought surcharge , the water agency says the 8% church surcharge helped pay for more than 17 billion gallons of supplemental water for customers since it was

there is other research and resources on this very topic that is occurring georgetown boxes primarily on u.s. collaboration with several think tanks are mapping that kind of research and collaboration in the pacific region. >> thank you very much for that information. with your permission i might send you a note later from a response after the hearing. thanks so much. >> please do thank you. fixture bartholomew pair. >> thank you very much pre-thank you tour witnesses. following up the prices questions, i did not hear very much about what export controls the chinese government might abide by. you talk about retaliation. i am thinking will they sell anything to anybody? follows up on the financing how much control does a central government authorities have over with the sot's are selling? are there restrictions once they have sold something but whether that country can then sell it on or donate it on. i go back to think of the early 1990s in china's missile sales to pakistan. if i remember properly, and i might not, i believe the chinese government said we did not know they were doing

without power and won't have it restored for a week in the small sierra mountains community of georgetown residents are digging out after heavy snow that shut down the town. there was so much snow that the weight of it all took down awnings on businesses at the georgetown hardware store . the heavy snow caused the roof of a storage building to collapse. right now. volunteers helping with the cleanup around town are gearing up for more snow. thanks to all of that snow, the state's reservoirs are nearly full and drought conditions are improving. in fact, it's the first time since the summer of 2020 that less than half of the state is considered to be in drought, ktvu tom vacar reports. the onslaught of brain and snow is paying off in terms of the drought. the latest u. s drought monitor map shows that fully one half of california is now officially free of drought. the white areas are completely drought free and the yellow areas are abnormally dry. even the beige and orange areas are in the lowest to drought levels. with none of california in the highest levels of extreme or exceptional drou

the heavy snow calls the roof of a storage building at the georgetown hardware store to collapse at noon. a third snowpack survey of the season was taken just minutes ago up in the sierra, a team from the california department of water resources measured snow depth and water content at philips station. in of highway 50. snow depth was at 116 and a half inches. that's 170% of its historic march average for this location. team says those numbers were helped by recent winter storms. after almost a month long, dry spell during february. this last week brought a significant amount of rain and snow statewide, especially in the southern and central sierra nevada. this snowpack actually arrivals 1982 and 83, which is the largest snowpack on record. the sierra snowpack supplies about a third of all of california's water, thanks to all the rain and all the snow we've seen over the last year last less than half of the state is now considered to be in a drought. that's according to the latest drought monitor the white areas you see here on this map on the u. s. drought monitor map are now completely

at the georgetown hardware store. the heavy snow caused the roof of a storage building to collapse. anyone who can help is getting to work on clearing the streets and parking lots. most of the plowing you're seeing being done is done by the guys on the little tractors in town. it's not the county is not the state. they're doing the main roads, but they're not doing any of these people's driveways. and with another snowstorm in the forecast, the volunteers work is far from done. we'll check in with roberta with roberto gonzales in just a few minutes on our forecast a quick reminder , though, that you can always stay up to date with current conditions with the ktvu weather app. it is a free download in your app store. a man accused of attacking a hot dog vendor outside asap center last month, has now been found and arrested , investigators say 33 year old moscato raise was identified as the suspect. he was taken into custody in hayward by san jose police. the vendor, suffered a concussion and broken nose in lost several teeth in the attack raise was booked on felony assault charge. he

georgetown went 7-25 this season.llanova at madison square garden. the team had a 29 game big east conference losing streak and only made the ncaa tournament once. >>> let's move now to the fab and an injury update for two big stars. kevin durant is expected to miss about three weeks pause of an ankle injury. the 34-year-old was supposed to make his home debut with the phoenix suns last night but slipped during pregame warmups. if that time line holds he could return with about five games left in the regular season. we'll see if he makes it back. meanwhile the dallas mavericks did get good news on luka doncic. the mri for his thigh injury came back clean and he's not expected to miss any significant time. >>> let's move to baseball. and it's a significant setback for the new york yankees spitching staff. the starter carlos rodon will miss part of the regular season and perhaps more agreeing to a six-year $162 million deal. he's got a forearm injury which sometimes is a precursor to tommy john surgery, we don't know th

his case was referred to the defense department by a neuro weapons expert from georgetown university. neither d o d nor the f b, i has made any steps to investigate his diagnosed and validated case of havana syndrome. len, welcome to the show. it's good to have you nice to her nicely with. are you? thanks for joining us. let's start at the beginning. you began experiencing symptoms in 2019. tell us about what you were feeling back then. how these symptoms started and what led you to believe that you were suffering from havana syndrome? it started really out of the blue. oh. just unknown of noises end of sounds that nobody could hear only me. and them a ring ringing in the here are the gym assists. um like tonight is as to go call them. um my braces. uh, the pick up was airy oh um. some unusual sensation that i could a could feel and it was very painful. i am still on on going to this day. it's painful, debilitating and ah, it feels like nothing else. it feels like something grabs you in 5 great. you like a light and like it tunic for. oh really are very and in full of suddenly start s

has partnered up with one of the biggest housebuilders in america to deliver 100 homes here in georgetown. you're connor? i'm connor. spencer, right? nice to meet you. welcome to the job site of the future. one thing i noticed is that's the only billing noises? correct. there's gotta be some banging at some point? there has to be banging? this is it. were not hiding anything. now, the walls aren'tjust thin lines of concrete. there are multiple layers forming concrete columns to add rigidity. reinforced by steel, they are printed using a proprietary material, a cement—like substance that is air—tight while also providing increased insulation. i love the theme that they have going on with their naming system here. so it's not concrete it's the name of the system that mixes it magma, and the name of the machine that prints it is .doc ill or the machine is welcome. because we are liquefying ruck. but how easy is it to both be creative and cost efficient? the reason we exist is to be faster, cheaper, more resilient. the very awesome thing about 3d printing is it allows for you to do that at sc

the heavy snow caused the roof of a storage building at georgetown hardware. to collapse because of all the rain and snow california has been getting less than half of the state is now considered to be in drought, according to the latest drought monitor the white areas on the u. s. drought monitor map are now completely drought free. the rest of california is in the three lowest drought levels. compare that to the end of last year when the entire state was in some level of drought, and most of it was at the highest levels. this is a major about face something that scientists call whether whiplash weather. whiplash is something that we see here a lot in california. we see these extreme dry periods that immediately lead into very , very wet periods as well. the area, for the most part, is mostly in the yellow area described as abnormally dry rains. refill bay area reservoirs. he's paid mud is lifting its drought surcharge. the water agency says the 8% surcharge helped pay for more than 17 billion gallons of supplemental water for customers since it was implement

so there are other research on this topic as if georgetown focuses on u.s.collaboration, but several institutes in australia are wrapping that in the asia pacific region. >> thank you so much for that information. and with your permission, i might send you a note leader for a response after the hearing. thanks so much. >> please do. >> chair buffalo, you thank you very much, and thank you to our witnesses. following up on a combination of commissioner cleveland's question, and commissioner prices question, dr. levy, when you talk about export controls i didn't hear much about what export controls the chinese government might abide by. so i am thinking both of. you talked about retaliation, but i'm thinking both of, will they sell anything to anyone,? it follows up on the financing. how much control does the central government authority have over what the sos are selling? if, are their restrictions on, once they have sold something whether that country can sell it on or donate it somewhere on. and, i always go back to. you i think it was the early 1990s in ch

swift >> in washington, d.c., a historic property in georgetown where former first lady jacqueline kennedy once lived is on the market for more than 26 million dollars. the total of 13 bedrooms and 13 baths. the u.s. aidan and street northwest says a combination of 3 residences connected through secret passageways. the home was built in the 18th century. and it's notable features include the grand main reception hall original fire place and elegant moldings. and just the fact that it was jackie can. yeah. haha. >> that's it for 6. see it >> that's it for 6. see it tonight. 8 have have a night. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults

has partnered up with one of the biggest housebuilders in america to deliver 100 homes here in georgetown you're connor? i'm connor. spencer, right? nice to meet you. welcome to the job site of the future. one thing i notice is, i guess that's the only building noise there is? correct. there's got to be some banging at some point. is there some banging at some point? there has to be banging, hasn't there? no banging. this is it, man. we're not hiding anything. now, the walls aren'tjust thin lines of concrete. there are multiple layers forming concrete columns to add rigidity. reinforced by steel, they are printed using a proprietary material, a cement—like substance that is air—tight while also providing increased insulation. i love the theme they have going on with their naming system. so it's not concrete, it's... lavacrete. the name of the system that mixes it is called...? magma. and the name of the machine that prints it is...? the printer is vulcan. 0k. because? because we are liquefying rock, right? we've got to mix it, liquefy it and harden it. but how easy is it to both be creati

is also working to dig itself out from under a massive amount of snow there after the roof of a georgetown hardware store caved in. neighbors took matters into their own hands. anyone with a shovel went to work removing snow from streets and parking lots, but with another snowstorm, as we mentioned, on the way, their work is far from done. >> most of the plowing you see being done is done by the guys on the tractors in town. is not the county, it's not the state. they are doing the main roads but they are not doing these people's driveways. >>> a social media trend may be fueling a spark in car thefts. one bay area city of police put out warnings to kia and hyundai. a tiktok video shows how to hotwire those videos using a usb cord and a screwdriver. national traffic safety agency linked more than a dozen real- life incidents to those online trends. >>> the san francisco unified school district is facing a multimillion dollar lawsuit from its former school bus provider. first student inc. has accused the district of failing to make payments it owed while students were out of the classroom d

we all see a parallel and that parallel eastern defense ministry of usa, the georgetown university, duran corporation of the strategies like brzezinski. they have all planning these for decades. and her to, to get russia a war ellie's front yard. do the war against of cravings that, that there has been a long time. oh, target and, and go down to crimean situation was a step board. you start this conflict here. certainly it was beautiful to see that the crime me a was not destroyed but, but in the same time, the people of eastern grade as it was planted, was driven to war against the west. western subordinate elements in grain. you mentioned the rand corporation that 2019 ran report also detailed ways to destabilize russia via its former soviet states. now, what other points of entry ah, could be possible for you as in beijing, though the plans were drawn up decades ago? do you think there could have some sort of role to play for ukraine and its allies in the current conflicts? yeah, i would leave docked, absorb george soros who has been on the main ponder off these o n g o groups which ha