daytona beach henry, sherry, doctor hammond, this magnificent statute you see beside me and symbolism represents the determination, resilience, passion and diplomacy and shows we have the ability to create positive change in make a difference in our world. the first hispanic woman being the first african-american woman to be honored here in statuary hall. thank you. [applause] florida shows the perfect sculpture to reside in history and represents the best we are of florida and of america. during the 1948 event counsel, in my final years of my life i work for the dream of a memorial of all women because the time has come for us in a cause worth sacrificing for. the time has come, that day is today in this masterpiece. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and judgment, interim president of the university. [applause] >> distinguished ladies and gentlemen on behalf of everyone at the university, our hearts are rejoicing today. founder and namesake take the rightful place among the most distinguished americans are in the center of our democracy. no one could have predicted this would create a

version of this department honoring um, employ he excellence that is what do i is called the william hammond after him and everyone knows two john is he gets a lot of credit that's why planting i've had not shattered talking and the and mr. ma mcclaren planting tens and tens of thousands of trees 80 thousand and about one hundred and 40 thousand trees they were missionaries that was the people their staff the gardens and the maintenance working that are responsible for shaping this that's why we honor you always call to national recognition and parks month the importance of the parks this is a big deal it is so give yourselves a a round of applause (clapping.) today is also a very pin unit moment we lost a cooper city of people in our parks family were super important to us i want to take a moment before today's our employees and don't want to take the spotlight from incredible individuals revengefully the awards but important housekeeping to take care of question know this is commissioner larry commissioner griffin last week, we lost one of our own paul and i'm going to have president buell

scott hammond is one of those planning the launch.and we can talk to him now. how excited are you? are you nervous?— how excited are you? are you nervous? ~ ., ., ., , ., nervous? we are not nervous about the licence _ nervous? we are not nervous about the licence and _ nervous? we are not nervous about the licence and we _ nervous? we are not nervous about the licence and we have _ nervous? we are not nervous about the licence and we have been - nervous? we are not nervous about l the licence and we have been working very hard with the civil aviation authority because the number one priority is safety and that is what they are responsible for, so we are working hand—in—hand with them and making good progress. the excitement when the launch happens, i will be on tender hooks, no doubt about it. when do you hope that is? hopefully towards the end _ when do you hope that is? hopefully towards the end of _ when do you hope that is? hopefully towards the end of this _ when do you hope that is? hopefully towards the end of this year. - tow

scott hammond talking to me earlier on the programme.land with their mail faster. royal mail is working with companies and local authorities to trial postal drones on scotland's 0rkney islands. chris clements has more details. it may be one of britain's most picturesque delivery routes, but its rugged landscape means 0rkney is also among the most challenging for local posties. a new scheme run by the royal mail aims to provide what it claims is a more efficient way of getting mailfrom a to b — electric drones. it says the scheme could help deliver parcels up to 2a hours quicker than by boat. the post arrives at kirkwall�*s delivery office, it's transported to stromness, and then is flown by drone to graemsay and hoy, where staff then take them to their final destinations. deliveries using unmanned vehicles have been trialled before in these islands, with much larger deliveries using this twin—engine drone, sending packages even further afield two years ago. but licensing rules prevented it from being made permanent. this new scheme has s

philip hammond, lord hammond, the former chancellor of the exchequer , he chancellor of the exchequerry, very frank about it. he said, we're being systematic , hinckley being systematic, hinckley dishonest. there is a cross party disease. and what he means is just not been telling is we've just not been telling the people about how much it's actually going to cost and whether it can really work. and one of those areas is , of one of those areas is, of course, electric cars . now, of course, electric cars. now, of course, electric cars. now, of course, they are high performance. they're wonderful. just they don't drive very far. there are very few charging points and they cost a fortune . points and they cost a fortune. they're great for the rich . they're great for the rich. they're great for the rich. they're great for the rich. they're great for the people who've been super successful. but for ordinary folk, they're almost beyond measure in terms of expense. and if we go down this route, but after 2030, there'll no new cars built there'll be no new cars built with internal combustio

the former chancellor of the exchequer , philip hammond, not a exchequer, philip hammond, not a man iree with, but who was very wise about this, calculated it would cost us £1 trillion to get to net zero. the war in ukraine has taught us, amongst many other things, the importance of having our own energy security and the americans have shown us through their inner security because of their inner security because of their willingness to make use of their willingness to make use of their own domestic energy supplies. that if you have energy security, you also have lower inflation because it's low energy costs that are helping the us economy to grow faster than ours and has kept inflation down when even tony blair has spoken out against burdening the pubuc spoken out against burdening the public with the cost of net zero, you can be sure that we are being too hasty with the green agenda. britain has already done more than most for the transition to net zero. as i've mentioned before, yale university publishes an annual environmental performance index and the uk finished in second place o

philip hammond, lord hammond, the former chancellor of the exchequer , he chancellor of the exchequer frank about it. he said, we're being systematic , hinckley being systematic, hinckley dishonest. there is a cross party disease. and what he means is just not been telling is we've just not been telling the people about how much it's actually going to cost and whether it can really work. and one of those areas is , of one of those areas is, of course, electric cars . now, of course, electric cars. now, of course, electric cars. now, of course, they are high performance. they're wonderful. just they don't drive very far. there are very few charging points and they cost a fortune . points and they cost a fortune. they're great for the rich . they're great for the rich. they're great for the rich. they're great for the rich. they're great for the people who've been super successful. but for ordinary folk, they're almost beyond measure in terms of expense. and if we go down this route, but after 2030, there'll no new cars built there'll be no new cars built with internal combustion engine

first tamara hammond and then with ronnie james in getting people to pay attention to this.required defibrillators to be at high school sporting events. despite the fact that it's young athletes, who are affected by this the most of any athlete. so the idea that we can see that love this of juliet legislation change in pennsylvania. there's been a lot introduced by a state legislator other this year that quickly became known as the mars law. he was literally watching television and saw tamara hammond claps and said why don't we have these e protectio for student athletes in pennsylvania? so i think we're only gonna see more of that and it's very scary incident can lead to greater protections for greater young men and women. i think that's a very amazing amazing future progress and it amazing future progress and it of nichols and actor jonathan reiner, look at have you both today. thank you. >> thank you, thank you for. >> we and an express, to the catastrophicper in-flight incident.take down that russian plane reportedly caring mercenary leader. you get deeper goshen. cnn ha

frank hammond and charlie handy are sorting logs for the lower mill. from the top of the mill in a different pocket to the mill pond, west booth. pine and hemlock are sorted. i am standing on a log but i picked out a good big one. note these children in their bathing suit the river drivers of the future. these are not the kind that would be worn at palm beach, but they clear the law. how would mill who built by dr. howard of boston, who was a member of the boston mill and land company, used to be two mills with cross angles. in 1858, the brothers of east metropolis purchases mill and my father were sent over here to manage them. they had been under his hand and my chad since that date. the old fellow with the pit pole feet in the logs up onto the slip. as harrison thought these rails would in partly by dr. kane of washington, dc, he had a modern up to date camera. i could not get such good views of the one that i purchased. the logs going up or slip or mccain. will now go into the mill. i noticed the log picker throwing the log off the live. we are now

frank hammond and charlie handy or sawing logs for the lower mill. note these children in their bathing suits. there river drivers of the future. they're not the kind to be worn but they clear the logs. howard and mills were built by doctor howard of boston who was a member of the boston mill and land company. use to be. the pope brothers purchase these mills and sent over here to manage them. they've been under hiss hand since that day. the old fellow belongs up onto the slip is harrison. these rules were taken partly by doctor cain of washington d.c. he had a modern up-to-date camera i could not get such good views with the cheap one i purchased. the logs are going up on the chain. we will now go into the mill. notice the log at kicker throwing the logs off the live roll. when out rolling the logs onto the vamp sock carriage. whens the law that comes back it's turned down on the skid. this is the backside of the band saw for the solid lumber coming off the live roles pine boards 16 inches wide with square edge board going to the edger. that is the

the girl's body was found inside a home on hammond road in woking in the early hours of yesterday.by specialist officers, police say they're not looking for anyone else in connection with her death. visitors to a beach on thejurassic coast had a narrow escape after part of a cliff above them collapsed. video captured in west bay shows the moment a large section of rock fell near a number of beachgoers. dorset council warned that rockfalls and landslips are common in the region. administrators for the high—street chain wilko are continuing to talk with potential buyers as they look to prevent the loss of thousands of jobs. the homeware and garden retailer, which has 400 shops, fell into administration yesterday. let's get some more details from emma vardy. who is outside a store in lancaster. where are we in this process today? wilko is a familiar sight on high streets in the uk and yesterday came the news that many employees had been dreading, that the company was being put into administration which means 12,000 jobs will now be at risk across the stores in the uk after a buyer was

the husband hammond who was open to department store in berlin had left his fortune to his wife. the loving family had bought pieces by beckman lieberman brock and schmidt, brooklyn's artists who were doing museums today. the villa in darling was taken over by the national socialists with a frank journalist loyal to the right. you'll have to push it sky, sol, what was coming and fled to los angeles in the us site. she hope the contents of the household would fine, except they never arrived. her property was sold off in handbook and an option that lasted 3 days. bahama fail, 1500 times. actually the tribal is still amazed by this case today. it's come. no i to people came from berlin from hanover to buy it this auction and they weren't ordinary people. they were people who had been bombed out. they were traitors who turned a profit from buying these objects cheaply. i'm also an a for style phone of to the was you'll 100 associated ski. wanted to print the back. she had photos to prove what belong to her. and what would be looted by the nazis, but only a few items were ever returne

inhibited so hopefully we'll also be able to inhibit forgetting here hoffman and help us for guessing hammond. the discovery could bring researchers closer to tearing alzheimer's dementia and other diseases, considering that goal kind of in 5, our discovery can contribute to treating alzheimer's disease. how do you get an image on this? most often, hopefully we've now discovered a mechanism that's related to forgetfulness. the one that leads us to forgetting useful because now that we know that, and if we can identify substances that influence this gene, so we'll forget the less untruthful. so that's the advantage of, i guess, a huge step for scientists and researchers now on to the humble us when it's much larger than the tiny nematode in the last report. but it's just as blind in depth. the biggest populations of s williams live in europe. the northeastern united states, new zealand, children in those places. then early on that the terrestrial invertebrates are extremely beneficial. they keep soil a rated and, and show that it has a healthy caribbean. which and ton benefits the climate to w

i think it was sam hammond who made me aware of a study that said quite relevantly to our topic today that unfortunately most of the policy levers that you can paul to try and increase the fertility rate just don't move the needle very much. their affects are that large but for one exception is effects. if somebody in your social circle as bbs you are much more polikely in the coming 12 months to be become pregnant . i'm here to keep in mind that all of your friends are having babies . i think the problem of the decline of the family is so much bigger even than most family policy wonks appreciate because it's no secret there's been a decline in fertility but there are two different types of fertility decline. one is women who are married or having one kid before where they would have had two or three. and then there is women who are just not getting married, not having kids at all. i think when you look at the millennial generation the biggest problem is in that latter category and that's a lot more intractable. it's the problem getting women in families to have more kids, as many kid

play a driving role in the buffet downing street. 6 the ball garage as 0 london of yours, robert hammond, and but once republican presidential candidate, if, if i could almost funny to stop using his music during political campaigns, how much swamis seen his ratings go off in the republican primary basement video, often dropping to end and ends award winning, so lose yourself this months i ever state fair is going viral. music journalist james, my mind explains what's behind them and i'm to mind. bless them. very cool to be a conservative in pop culture and it's not, it's even less cool thing to be associated with the republican party. so really, i think that this says more about how i mean i'm these, these business them actually maybe what you believe saw. i think the pop culture has always been in the realm of the left on. i think he's sold up in recent times with literally in the last month with the all of the on sunday. so rich been north of richmond, which is being such a great success and help desperately to right. try to adult team is one of the roads and he said the same thing. h

you're not sure exactly. hammond, i tell you what i'm in fulton is state funding then to the wagner group, if this is really going on, if the inside. yeah. open source information that uses suggest that there at least downsizing some of the contracts with wagner group, is that the flooding survival of white glove state contracts. i think some of the m o d u contacts were for large numbers and therefore quite important. but i think if you look at back there as a global enterprise and a lot of there, and again, this is, you know, i don't have x and sources into this or any special insight. but what we do now is a lot of the deals they come with the regimes, they end up supporting in cricket involving either access to resources in return for providing services or just cash deals. so that's what i wanted to support you, other machines, but also like further russian interests by providing protection for russian overseas assets like the g r u for example. and how does it seem as uh, i'm more closely with that that we don't know the exact nature of that relationship . i don't know. i would, we,

i think it was sam hammond of the niskanen center who made me aware of a study that said, quite relevantly to our topic today that unfortunately, most of the policy levers that you can pull to try and increase the fertility rate have don't move the needle very much. they're just their effects are not that large. but the one exception is peer effects. if somebody in your social circle has a baby, you are much more likely in the coming 12 months to become pregnant. so that's my purpose on the panel here today. i'm here to make you all presentations social contagion and then all of your friends are having babies. so that's that's no, i think the problem of the decline of the family is so much bigger even than most policy. family policy wonks appreciate because there it's no secret that there's a decline in fertility. but there are kind of two different types of fertility decline. one is women who are married, who are having one kid when really before they would have had two or three or they would prefer to have two or three. and then there's women are just not getting married, not having kids

at the ease where the forces that's according to the cleans easily the occupation forces recording hammond every section under forbid in his family. even his mother from seeing him and entering that section right now, he is in the intensive care unit and a girl is gone by the easily occupation forces which forbid anyone from entering. we were able to get up and meet to enter and visit him. now his breathing through machines at the hospital will ask if he gets acquitted and we will if you, that is really allegations that he committed subtraction. we have the evidence and we will defend him and the magistrate court committed. and this is far from the 1st case. tensions had been running high across it, occupied westbank and recent months. and made repeated is rarely raids into palestinian towns according to palestinian figures more than 200 palestinians had been killed and attacked by his really forces. since the start of this year, 2023 said to be the bloody is here in the west. in decades, we spoke with the boys uncle who condemned the incident as the execution of a child. i know a lawyer w

the occupation forces recorded hammond every section and for being in his family. even his mother from seeing him and entering that section right now, he is in the intensive care unit under girl is gone by the easily the occupation forces which forbid anyone from entering. we were able to get up and meet the entered and visit him. but now his breathing for machines at the hospital will ask if he gets acquitted and we will if you, that is really allegations that he committed subtraction. we have the evidence and we will defend him and the magistrate court committed the own. and this is far from the 1st case tennyson's had been running high across the west bank and recent months, amid repeated as rarely raids into palestinian towns. according to palestinian figures. more than 200 palestinians had been killed and attacked by is really for assistance. the start of this year, 2023 said to be the bloodiest year in the west bank in decades. we spoke with a voice uncle who condemns the incident as the execution of a child, a. as in our life, we received this news from our

the girl's body was found inside a home on hammond road in woking in the early hours of yesterday.ice say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with her death. a light aircraft has made a forced landing on a main commuter road in gloucestershire after suspected engine failure. the incident happened on the aao at golden valley, close to the village of churchdown, near cheltenham. a police spokesperson said, "no—one was injured "and it is understood that no other vehicles were involved". you're live with bbc news. let's get more on the devastating wildfires in hawaii. one of the most famous residents of maui island is oprah winfrey, and she's been on the ground in the aftermath, meeting with residents and lending a helping hand. our reporter on the island max matza caught up with her. take a listen. well, it's a little overwhelming, you know? but i am really so pleased to have so many people supporting and people bringing what they can. so, i came earlierjust to see what people needed and then, went shopping. 0h! because often, you make donations of clothes or whatever a

the east, where the forces that's according to the plains is where the occupation forces recorded hammond every section and for being in his family. even his mother from seeing him and entering that section right now, he is in the intensive care unit underclothes gone, but it isn't really occupation forces which forbid anyone for mentoring. we were able to get up and meet the entered and visit him. but now his breathing for machines at the hospital will ask if he gets acquitted and we will if you, that is really allegations that he committed subtraction. we have the evidence and we will defend him and the magistrate court come, i saw from the 1st case, sanctions have been running high across the occupied westbank and recent months me repeat, it is vainly rage and to protest indian towns according to promise to if it gets more than 200 palestinians have been killed and attacked by very full assistance. his thoughts of this? yeah, the 2023 said to be the blood this year in the west bank in decades. we spoke with the boys uncle who condemned the incidents as the execution of a child to know

the occupation forces recorded hammond every section and there for being in his family, even his mother from seeing him and entering the section. right now, he is in the intensive care unit and the girl is gone by the easily the occupation forces which forbid anyone from entering. we were able to get up and meet the entered and visit him by now his breathing for machines at the hospital will ask if he gets acquitted and we will if you, that is really allegations that he committed subtraction. we have the evidence and we will defend him, and the magistrate court committed that this is far from the 1st case touches had been running high across the occupied west. vague and recent clouds. the bed repeated is rarely rates into post city and towns, according to posterity. and figures more than 200 towers, city is have been killed that attacks by is really forces is the start of this year with 2023 said to be the bloody is, here is the westgate. in decades, we spoke with a voice uncle who condemned the incident as the execution of a child the best in our life. we received this news from our in

as remember >> well, you. >> philip hammond as a remember >> well, you. >> philip hammond as a asmembercellor wrote to theresa may and said , this will be painfully and said, this will be painfully expensive . expensive. >> and i think he came up with an estimate of £1 trillion by 2050. >> in reality , it's more like 3 >> in reality, it's more like 3 or £4 trillion. so we're talking tens of thousands of pounds per household . okay. and he said household. okay. and he said that ministers and prime ministers did not want to know about the cost issue . about the cost issue. >> right. well, there we go then, jim. i suppose that i mean, that if those figures are right, i mean, that the kind right, i mean, that is the kind of would make people of thing that would make people change their minds about voting for backed for a party that backed net zero. that's zero. no yeah, that's the that's the red red rag to bull the old red red rag to a bull situation . situation. >> let's just say this. >> let's just say this. >> it's the cost of not doing net zero. >> that's going to the >> that's going to

east, where the forces that's according to the place is where the occupation forces are recorded. hammond, every section and for being in his family, even his mother from seen him and entering that section. right now, he is in the intensive care unit underclothes gone by the easily occupation forces . which forbid anyone from entering. we were able to get up and meet the entered and visit him, but now his breathing for the machine said the hospital will ask if he gets acquitted and we will, if you, that is really allegations that he committed subtraction. we have the evidence and we will defend him and the magistrate court committee saw from the 1st guys tensions of being running high across the board west point in recent months. and me repeat that. he's ready raisins palestinian towns according to pot to send you if it gets more than 200 palestinians, i've been killed in that sacrifice ready for assistance as dots of this year. the 2023 said to be the blood this yet in the west bank in decades. we spoke with the boys uncle who condemn the incidents as the execution of a child. now a lawy