gregory: thank you for having me.number one, the point i would make is investing is uncertain to start with so for folks out there looking for certainty, that is probably not going to happen. obviously, you would like to have a better path in terms of knowing where things are. but there are plenty of crosscurrents in the economy, not just the u.s., but globally. that will probably always be the case. you know, if it is not oil it might be student loan payments or this or that or the other. so, that is something we will always experience. haidi: where are you seeing opportunities given a lot of the hotspots we have seen in the rally so far this year it looked pretty stretched? gregory: yes, i would agree. some of the areas have been very stretched. on the fixed income side we are looking to extend our duration our maturities at some point in the future. is up one month from now? two months, three months? it depends on the data and what the fed it does with rates. but, we are thinking that on the fixed income side we ar

and -- gregory knew it. people from atlanta who are still with us today, who knew could feel his reality and we just need to keep him alive in that way. right. good. very good. thank you. ieach. week american history tv's america brings you archival that help provide context for today's public affairs issues. next from july 15, 1963. reverend martin king jr is interviewed by. journalists from ghana, india and south carolina. it's an of the u.s. information agency program press conference usa which featured journalists from around the questioning. a well-known public figure. martin luther king is to explain his nonviolent approach civil rights, to comment on president kennedy's civil rights bill and to describe how he has been influenced by mahatma gandhi. u.s. information agency films distributed internationally, but by law they could not be shown in the united states until 12 years after the original release. this is about 30 minutes to capture the sacrificial. conference. usa discussion program, which well

. >> reporter: with that in mind, 7-year-old gregory carrie is on a mission to. >> make sure everybody: an idea inn spiertd through a conversation with his mom candice. >> what ended up happening is he had one of his book bags that didn't last so we had to go out and buy a book bag for him and he said what about all the other kids who may not have book bags that last them all year. i said what are you going to do about it >> reporter: a question opening up an opportunity to start a backpack drive. >> i typed up a flier, posted the flier to facebook, shared it with some friends and money started rolling in people started messaging me, how can i help how can i donate >> reporter: over the summer gregory bought over 200 backpacks. >> we also had donation of school supplies as well. >> reporter: handed them out during back to school nice on august 23 st. >> i was to happy. >> reporter: bringing a smile to gregory's face and his peers as well. >> a lot of people in the community were like thank you because i couldn't find any more glue sticks or i didn't buy enough glue sticks or thanks for

mr gregory is here to eco woke. mr gregory is here to challenge the status quo.ogically driven policies that have left rural britain feeling neglected . his mission feeling neglected. his mission is clear to bring science to the forefront of rural policy, whether it's animal welfare, forefront of rural policy, whether ors animal welfare, forefront of rural policy, whether or even nal welfare, forefront of rural policy, whether or even the welfare, forefront of rural policy, whether or even the use'are, forefront of rural policy, whether or even the use ofe, farming or even the use of electric collars for our four legged friends. but he says this is not just about politics. it's about standing up for our rural communities. and as mr gregory steps on to the stage of rural politics, he's already garnered interest from donors and even celebrities share his celebrities who share his passion for the countryside . so passion for the countryside. so i'm delighted to be joined now by gregory to talk by ian gregory to talk about this issue, because i'm a this key issue, be

while a dread gregory he uh, created the good atmosphere and the good meals for the team. and also he tried to bring the good, think of the best take from every player, right. gregory bone in france, united a previously fraction neural co, national team, a squad and fan base that had struggled with it. so identity embraced it's multicultural, may come along and they've been says we're going to try is it become one family, you know, and that's great harmony among them on the page is it that one person with their players who speak the range of the rock and arabic? those who speak a northern but dialect, and those who use a southern pilot and full teen of the $26.00 players out the world cup was born in europe to morocco and parents. they were born and friends and that's all in spring . and midland, also about the americans, they are 100 percent for you guys. they bring with them this kind of looking for a density at the center of the squad. however, there are common themes, tried to morocco and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i gue

commissioner gregory, thank you. i just have a few more questions that were coming up about construction because because. okay. so, yes, maybe a lot of people left their offices in in the 2020. right. and they work from home. but construction didn't the mayor did not stop construction. and we have seen construction grown the most in the pandemic. so i'm just wondering, in. okay. let me just ask you this question right ? like i'm a layman person in terms. okay, you own a construction company in la and i own a construction company in san francisco and you win a bid over here and you have you and your project manager come up here. but i am going against that, going against you for a bid. and i have my whole team here, my whole office here, all my employees are from san francisco. who pays the most taxes? you do. okay, so when did it make sense to kind of tax those companies that are coming into san francisco a little bit more? because they are reaping millions and millions of dollars in the city and taking that money ou

. >> denise marie gregory. donald h. gregory. florence moran gregory. pedro grahan. >> michael gregory. >>> the reading of the names has happened every year since 2002 and i was there for the first year, and been down there almost every year, and it is remarkable how similar the ceremony is almost every year and that is why it is so poignant, and we will always read these names, and now over to shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 crashed there. >> christian adams. [ bell tolls ] gee bae. [ bell tolls ] todd m. beamer. [ bell tolls ] allan anthony bevan. [ bells toll ] mark bingham. [ bells toll ] >> diora francis bodley. >> sidney bradshaw. [ bells toll ] >> mary r. britain. [ bells toll ] >> thomas e. burnett jr. [ bells toll ] >> william joseph cashman. [ bells toll ] >> my sister jgeorgine corrigan merrisay. [ bells toll ] >>> remembering all of those who crashed from flight 93 in shanksville, that was destined for the us capitol, but because of the heroism of those on board, it crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. sara? >>> and now, kim jong

teach this your unique pipe our choreographer gregory makama.ed in primordial talent. he doesn’t care much about what schools a person went through. the main thing is talent. he often hosts open ones. viewings for everyone travel around the world and absorb different cultures of modern choreography, and this is how our performances are born, but the chekhov festival again premieres after premieres. south africa will be represented for the first time in the program of the chekhov festival. we are very pleased that yes, the program that was conceived by valery ivanovich shadrina, we are implementing it with komandichevsky festival and in parallel is covered by the far eastern ones, such as the ocean festival, it is gratifying to state that now in russia there are four groups in the far east , the team of cuba and the vietnamese theater flew to the far east and now in moscow the chinese theater and the theater at the heart of the performance were legendary works that has been inspiring choreographers around the world for many years. what is boris b

gregory mags, u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces and julian shields, a professor, will talk about why those papers are fundamental to understanding the constitution. watch "books that shaped america" featuring "the federalist" on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the book featured. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> this syndrome is extremely rare. good friends don't have to be. when you're connected, you're not alone. >> cox supports c-span as a public service. along with these other television providers. getting you a front row seat to democracy. continues. host: a focus on the deepening ties between russia and north korea. joining us now is victor cha and kim jong-un met with vladimir putin last week. what did each want from the other from this meeting? guest: i was say at the

gregory certainly hope so. does this look familiar? gogh museum in amsterdam is partnering up with polk iman for its 50th anniversary. >> the idea is to introduce young artist of van gogh's work and teach people about how he was a big fan of japanese culture. the artist even wrote in the letter to his brother that it was, quote, impossible to look at japanese art without becoming much happier and more cheerful. right? have that %% effect. >> somebody in the south bay is a lot richer tonight, a powerball ticket that matched 5 out of 5 numbers was sold at this quick stop on stewart avenue in san jose. the prize amount for that is about $796,000. nothing sneeze at it is the only ticket sold in california that matched all members except for the powerball. the jackpot is now worth 925 million dollars. that next drawing is on saturday. well. >> well, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 where you headed after 2. so is it a secret? i didn't know 5, i thought i would stop off in the restroom. much detail interview. get i think interview. i talk abo

gregory. >> florence gregory. >> pedro grahan. >> john-michael griffin. >> tawana cheri griffin. >> dana: the names continue to be read in new york city. we want to take you to shanksville, pennsylvania where a moment of silence will take place recognizing that moment. let's listen in there. [bell ringing] [moment of silence] . >> lorraine g. bay. [bell ringing] >> joan donna griffith. >> todd m. beamer. >> lauren griffith. >> ramone. >> joseph f.grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> francis edward roden. >> linda gromlin. >> keitheth george. >> allen anthony bev in. [bell ringing] >> bill: mark bingham. [bell ringing] >> deora francis bodley. [bell ringing] >> sandy bradshaw. [bell ringing] >> bill: shanksville memorial in south central pennsylvania. somerset county has come a long way. a beautiful site there as we honor the victims on board flight 93. remember, it was todd beamer and mark bingham in contact with family members and friends on the ground and new planes were hijacked and they were one of them and they made the decision collectively in the words of todd beamer, let's roll an

judge gregory magazine, u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces, and colleen sheehan, director of graduate studies at arizona state university will be our guests to discuss why those essays are considered one of the most important references for interpreting and understanding the original intent of the constitution. watch books that shaped america, featuring the tpertist. monday, live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online. also scan the q.r. code to listen to our kpapbdon podcast, where you can learn more about the authors of the book featured. >> c-span is your untpultered -- unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> this syndrome is extremely rare. but friends don't have to be. >> this is joe. >> when we are connected you are not alone. >> cox, supports c-span as a public service, alo with these other television providers. cnn. joining us this morning is mychael schnell. how gop reports progress in spending talk

gregory co, rhode island and north carolina. now another department of energy nasa project is this giant machine because it will produce two and a half megawatts of power, even in areas having more moderate winds, it will be more widely usable than experimental models. private industry is also designing and building large scale machines and cutting. hunk island, massachusetts. since the municipal utility lowered its fossil fuel use by replacing some diesel generated electricity with power. this 200 kilowatt machine was developed entirely with private funds public utilities too. are interested in wind. this turbine served as a prototype for development of a megawatt scale machine. part of southern california edison companies. $2 billion wind energy development program. how much is being done to develop cost effective, reliable equipment? but what about the need storing excess power for wind periods? batteries work in some cases, but today another option exists. martin greenwald of thompson new york, gets some of his from a two ki

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and -- gregory knew it. people from atlanta who are still with us today, who knew could feel his reality and we just need to keep him alive in that way. right. good. very good. thank you. ieach. week american history tv's america brings you archival that help provide context for today's public affairs issues. next from july 15, 1963. reverend martin king jr is interviewed b

gregory you say? help in your country should be a need only in this case you can be successful, including in the civil service, about which the head of state asked a ninth-grader from the moscow region. he is sure that he has such a need, he just has a desire to realize it. what competencies to enter the work of a civil servant and is it possible and being a president is a service to someone in your country, if there is no internal need to help a person, then you don’t need to go to a medical university because if well, there is no desire here, uh, to work with a patient, it's better not to touch it. well, it's better to do something with my need to help people help their country to the region. there village to township. i want this kind of burning, then you have to go and do it. how exactly schoolchildren can speak for themselves and on their own this day of knowledge clearly demonstrated the chinese language, as foreign ones right in the classroom nanotechnology, unmanned aircraft artificial intelli

judge gregory maggs and colleen sheehan will be our guests to discuss why those essays are considered one of the most important references for interpreting and understanding the original intent of the constitution. watch books that shaped america featuring the federalist, monday, live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. welcome back to "washington journal". we are joined by representative andy biggs.

what is your name gregory?reat success, including in the civil service, about which the head of state asked a ninth-grader from the moscow region. he is sure that he has such joy. so what are the competencies to be the president of russia, but this is a service to serve someone to people in your country, if there is no internal need to help a person, then you don’t need to go to the medical to help people help their side of the district, there the village, the city, you want to serve people for yourself and from yourself this day knowledge demonstrated clearly the chinese language as a foreign language right in the nanotechnology class asexual. he promised to work. so the beginning of the academic year really has every chance of becoming the beginning of a new significant stage. the bank of russia is in favor of extending the currency restrictions that were introduced before september 9 about this by its head or the attractiveness of the ruble, as elvira nabiullina noted today the cost of currency in banks. eve

the gregory family miracle takes us off the air tonight.ul night. from all of our colleagues of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us. we will see again tomorrow. >> tonight on all in. >> in a true sense, i'm being indicted for you. thanks a lot, everybody. >> and an ex president scared of an orange jumpsuit urges his footsoldiers to end his criminal prosecution or anti functioning government

judge gregory max u.s.ourt of appeals for the armed forces calling director for graduate studies, school o >> and economic thought at arizona state university will be our guest to discuss why those essays are considered one of the most important references for interpreting and understanding understatingthe original intente constitution. watch a books that shaped america featuring the federal tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, see spent now the free mobile app or online@c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. ♪ >> were joined now by mayorkas of the accountability director for forensic products investigated service here to talk about the new report looking at potential fraud within unemployment insurance and other related things. thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you for having a good morning. >> can you explain first and foremost up so people can get a sense of what youge do there, specifical

i will ask congressman brandon boyle and gregory meeks if he is right, or if that is just wishful thinking. much to do about nothing with no evidence just days before the government runs out of money, republicans are focused instead on their impeachment inquiry into president biden. a veteran of a legit impeachment process, congressman stacey closs minutes here to talk about that. and round two, republican presidential candidates hold their second debate this week, the front runners -- counter programming but so is president biden. good morning, i'm jonathan capehart, katie phang is off, today this is a special two hour edition of the sunday show. i'm still, here in just six calendar days, the government will run out of money unless they can come on to an agreement over to government shutdown. all eyes are on house speaker kevin mccarthy. it is like watching some for slope try to -- feral cats at the -- yesterday mccarthy returned to the capitol and held a conference call to discuss the path ahead. to try to hammer out something for them to vote on this week. the house rules committee was

judge gregory meigs, the u.s.rt of appeals for armed forces and calling sheehan, the director for graduate studies school officials and economic thought at arizona state university will be our guest to discuss why those essays are considered one of the most important references for interpreting and understanding this. watch books that shaped america, the federalist. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the book featured. c-span's washington journal, a live forum involving news to discuss the latest issues. from washington and across the country. coming up tuesday morning we will look at the government funding deadline with the congressional reporter

was found, what a gregory, the driver, yes, some crazy guy pointed a gun at him , forced him to driver the cabin and wait while your killers roam free. well, well, well, well, what happened, well, yes, i couldn’t, i couldn’t, i couldn’t , i resisted, you understand me , just tell the owner, otherwise she’ll fire me, to hell with it, i see, you, don’t worry, you did everything right, everything is correct, tell me how it all happened, you were in the car, right? yes, i was sitting in the car, waiting for the hostess, reading, suddenly some big guy in a mask bursts in, poked his gun in my side and ordered me to drive a few... in an alley, well, i'm off to the store for a sim card, for a phone, while i remembered the number, time has passed, understandable, thank you, what a dummy , okay, you're okay, you're not injured, no. here is a man, he was covered in blood, they are all fine under the driver, this is not the right word , they don’t knit bast, god sent witnesses, but it’s not so bad, zhen, there will be no pressure and in general there will be an emotional coloring in the testimony

judge gregory mae and colleen she hand -- sheehan will be our guests to discuss why the essays are consideredortant references for understanding the original intent of the constitution. watch tonight live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, or at c-span.org. also scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about authors of the books featured. >> over the weekd,ouse republicans set up floor debate for this week on appropriaon bills but it is not yet clear they wilha the votes to adopthexpensive role --

read gregory, born in france, united a previously friction literal, co national team, a squad and fan base that had struggled with it. so identity embraced it's mostly cultural. make up the i've been says want me to play, is it become one family, you know, and that's great harmony among them on the page is it that one person with their players who speak the range of the rock in arabic, those who speak a northern but dialects and those who use a southern pilot and 14 of the 26 players out the world cup was born in europe to american parents. they were 4 and friends and that's all in spring. and midland, also about the americans. they are 100 percent for you guys. the brent with them. this kind of looking for a density at the center of the squad. however, there are common things, tried to morocco and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i guess. most sho, africans, arabs and muslims can see themselves in this teen. and a fan stole the show at the top will come within the neutral hots of millions. with the chanting drumming, and passion. set up the

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and also he tried to bring the good, think of the best think from every player read gregory born in france, united a previously friction literal, co national team, a squad and fan base that had struggled with it. so identity embraced it's more as he called, dro, may come and they've been says we're going to try is it become one family, you know, and that's great harmony among them on the page. is it that one person with their players who speak the rage of the rock in arabic, those who speak a northern but dialect, and those who use a southern pilot and 14 of the 26 players out the world cup was born in europe, american parents. they were born and friends and it's all in spain and midland, also about the american. they are 100 percent board guys. they bring with them this kind of looking for a don't stay at the center of the squad. however, there are common themes, tried to morocco, and shed cultural values. family respects and also works the street in volumes, i guess, times the most show africans. arabs and muslims can see themselves in this tape. and the fans stole the show at the time,

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there are spoons, however, there are, and forever my name is gregory azaryonok.ret spring of politics. hello, you are more familiar than our belarus is with you anymore. if you don’t, i will not be separated, and the vile and vile lie that we divided poland with hitler, we restored historical justice, lord, the government has long been by that time returned to london to its defenders, its masters leaving polish people would die under the germans, and that we had to leave our people to be devoured by the nazis 2 years before the great patriotic oak you can’t wait. we will remain together with each new year, veroshchakoy, kalgasnaya and collas honey. and look, look at the sub -punks at the enemies of the people all over the world, there is a holiday of unity in germany , bismarck, who reunited the german lands, a national hero of the usa in france in england , national unity is the day of the unification of the nation , a holy day, and our degenerates of the 17th century. i called lukashenko something people's day on the eleventh on the speech itself. sunnah date.

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there is no lie, there is truth and forever my name is gregory azaryonok.ret spring of politics. hello, you are more familiar than our belarus is no longer with you. if you don’t, i will not be separated from you and the vile and vile lie that we divided poland with hitler, we restored historical justice . the master’s government had long since returned to london to its defenders to its masters, leaving polish people would die under the germans, and that we had to leave our people to be devoured by the nazis 2 years before the great patriotic oak you can’t wait. we will remain together with each new year, veroshchakoy, kalagastnaya and sausage honey. and look, look at the sub-punks at the enemies of the people all over the world, there is a holiday of unity in germany . bismarck brought together the german lands again, a national hero of the usa in france in england , national unity is the day of unification. nations holy day, and our degenerates xvii faith i somehow- lukashenko called the people’s day for unity on the speech itself is the summary date inya

-- gregory that said he was the reason you should not miss. it? it was about -- gregory saying that a movie had been made about martin luther king, which is which made him a real hero. he said to me. jesus was real. okay, here we go. all right. but we don't really we can't really prove it, right? we can prove martin luther king was real because. we were here. i mean, i met him

judge gregory mags and colleen sheehan director for graduate studies at arizona state university will be our guests to discuss why those essays are the most important references for ep interpreting the original intent. watch "books that shaped america" monday live at 9:00 eastern or online at cspan. org. you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. the federal reserve anouned today it would hold steady the interest rates. federal reserve chair jerome powell spoke at a news conference in washington, d.c., today. >> good afternoon everyone. my colleagues and i remain squarely focused on our dual mandate to promote employment and stable prices for the american people. we understand the strongly committed to bringing inflation back down to our 2% goal. price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve. without price stability, the economy does not work for anyone, in particular without price stability, we will not achieve a sustained period of strong labor market conditions. the tight end the stance and raised our interest rate by 5 and a quarter percentage point

such is the fate of the western litter, there is no truth, the truth is always the same, my name is gregory is a secret springs of politics, hello, he will be drained, he will be trampled, he is a condom, he is a pad, he is trash, he will be thrown away with his own. he will repay with fate, for every killed he will repay, for every hypocritical clap of his hands that he greedily listened to, he will repay, the nit is the fate of the nit, the nit will be crushed, i’ll put it more simply as a man, so he came from me , begged, there we no longer know how we collected with three fingers for land reclamation, well, we need to restore the lands, those that need to be restored to get a harvest, we don’t have enough lands. we need tractors, now pig complexes, how much money do we need, 250 million dollars or so are needed to reconstruct these complexes, that’s a lot of money, but i’m sitting here and thinking, even the minister of finance is present, he doesn’t do this like that , listen, and see how russia is being bombed today, see drones fly back and forth. yes, it’s a difficult question, new o

yes, they are not yet ashamed to grab the state, but to us i think this is how our philosopher gregorydedly not suitable at all. the construction of a sanatorium, comrades, is not window dressing, it is the construction of a new life, and this is the only way i think this matter should be understood. thanks for attention. nothing but when are we going? how long will we continue to engage in partisan warfare? you can’t just row people around for yourself. they also want to live well, builders joke. so the supplies signed up with them, you know? what are you turning raikom into? you will know the symbol , there is a limit, a team of builders, so that you wrap the dawn tomorrow with what? pyotr savelyevich, well , listen, i listened to you, my dear , i’ll listen, but in another place. why the hell did you shoot them like in a parade? i thought better, i thought, i thought in the wrong place. it’s time to go out on your own , alexander fedorovich just promised to help. what can zarechye accept even tomorrow? we will help you at first. you are so kind now, and then it will begin. let's get