henry ford was a very smart guy.a very good job he was that camping buddy the presidents that were buddies were harding and coolidge. harding was pro-business republican president. he and henry ford went camping together, they talked the same language, they were buddies. as long as harding was president everything would go ford's way. that was great. but then harding died suddenly while in office. he passed away what was probably a stroke or heart disease. and calvin coolidge is vice president became president at that time. he was much cooler on ford. that created a problem. coolidge talked a good line but he did not follow through to give ford his support. instead, a group of senators in the u.s. senate formed an opposition group they wanted government control instead of private control for this enormous resource of what turned out to be a series of more than a dozen dams on the tennessee river. eventually ford's image of a single damn turned into more than a dozen it is an enormous project. the senators wanted that

so naturally i went to henry ford. i started learning about ford and that led to the restof the book . it's just picking up a little as writers do sometimes things have a little thread and you follow the thread and you find the whole fabric . >> .. tightens the technology are a new thing but they are really not. for an edison a decade or two earlier would be tightens the technology of their time. i think the parallels are obvious. all of these men have built, elon musk is a legitimate technological innovator. zuckerberg i know less about. let's say elon musk. elon musk has this restless imagination eddies into electric cars and space travel, hyper technology and all kinds of stuff. he reminds meol very much of hey ford and thomas edison. these people found success in one technological field, changed allies for a lot of americans. then there restless minds couldn't stay with what, with the success they had. they moved on and did more. they try to conquer new areas. elon musk is always testing the boundaries of what he c

henry the sixth there were three parts of henry the sixth and the you got henry the fourth bolingbrook takes the throne. he lives till he lives until he dies of natural causes henry the fifth. his son succeeds him. and it's very effective king but dies very young. his young son henry the sixth succeeds. and is a disaster. he's a it's interesting the way that shakespeare presents him because he should presents him in his history historical support for this as a very good man. one of the plays three parts of henry the sixth is actually sometimes subtitled or titled the history of good king henry the 6th. but as one at one point queen margaret says you should be pope rather than king. because good as he is he can't make he can't make difficult decisions and things fall apart, it's a rebellion. in england and the french take back a lot of the land that henry the fifth one and in this with the french joan of arc is a very important and attractive character. she leads the french in taking. back land in france that henry the 5th had taken chuck apologize. i came in late you might have address

henry? henry? i would be delighted to have a line - good advice. henry? i would be delighted to have a line to - good advice. henry? i would be delighted to have a line to let i good advice. henry? i would be| delighted to have a line to let go any shade — delighted to have a line to let go any shade of anything. i'm quite proud _ any shade of anything. i'm quite proud of— any shade of anything. i'm quite proud of my back flowers. touche. you can always — proud of my back flowers. touche. you can always get _ proud of my back flowers. touche. you can always get the _ proud of my back flowers. touche. you can always get the artificial i you can always get the artificial grass. you get the full field. astroturf it is called i�*m told. jenny and henry, thank you for your time. thank you for your time. sport and weather coming up as ever. i will be back at the midnight hour. good evening. gareth southgate has named his 26—man england squad for the european championship this summer. that means se

henry?ry at this point. henry? i can see a case for businesses i necessary at this point. henry? i can see a case for businesses to| can see a case for businesses to decide _ can see a case for businesses to decide to — can see a case for businesses to decide to do this. the story even mentions — decide to do this. the story even mentions workplaces if they want to do that, _ mentions workplaces if they want to do that, and also a case for central government— do that, and also a case for central government doing this as they did with the _ government doing this as they did with the indoor smoking ban. but i think— with the indoor smoking ban. but i think it _ with the indoor smoking ban. but i think it is — with the indoor smoking ban. but i think it is a — with the indoor smoking ban. but i think it is a bit strange for a county— think it is a bit strange for a county council given how low turnout it is in _ county council given how low turnout it is in council elections to make a decision—

now henry had also had learned spanish and rebecca had henry teach her spanish as well.the bridal wedding march was played for rebecca's ceremony and as you can imagine all heads turned toward the stairs when she appeared there on june 20th 1852 her wedding dress was a light shade of gray silk. nearly white and her veil was a very fine net which along with her dress trailed down the floor. they were married in cincinnati in a traditional jewish ceremony standing under the canopy or tupac. she had two bridesmaids and her aunt fanny also played hymns of praise and played the heart during the ceremony. for the week leading up to the wedding presents had arrived from all over the country and from germany where henry's family lived. and then after the ceremony preparation preparations were made for henry to take rebecca on her honeymoon over the santa fe trail. when she left her family urged her to write a diary. and here's a picture of rebecca as a young woman and then henry as a much older man on his 50th wedding anniversary to rebecca. he took her on a honeymoon with 50 me

henry- _ winter. good evening sean, good evening, henry. i— winter.ink_ winter. good evening sean, good evening, henry. ithink it- winter. good evening sean, good evening, henry. ithink it is- winter. good evening sean, good evening, henry. i think it is a - evening, henry. i think it is a typical— evening, henry. i think it is a typical borisjohnson evening, henry. i think it is a typical boris johnson move, evening, henry. i think it is a typical borisjohnson move, freedom day. typical borisjohnson move, freedom day i_ typical borisjohnson move, freedom day i would — typical borisjohnson move, freedom day. i would like to tell you that he probably regrets it but those are not the _ he probably regrets it but those are not the buttons to push and what i would _ not the buttons to push and what i would say — not the buttons to push and what i would say is that they are caught as not only— would say is that they are caught as not only a _ would say is that they are caught as not only a government but also businesses, public sectors, the population that

henry _ the way either. this is very worrying, henry but - the way either.her. this is very - worrying, henry but ijust agree. i would _ worrying, henry but ijust agree. i would completely agree with the last two statements. that is very unusuat _ two statements. that is very unusuat i_ two statements. that is very unusual. i think you are absolutely spot on— unusual. i think you are absolutely spot on and — unusual. i think you are absolutely spot on and the one thing that started — spot on and the one thing that started the daily mail piece that you referred to that is knocking on the door— you referred to that is knocking on the door of— you referred to that is knocking on the door of your question was the question— the door of your question was the question of civil disobedience. you don't _ question of civil disobedience. you don't took— question of civil disobedience. you don't look at yourself as a leader in the _ don't look at yourself as a leader in the democratic society where people — in the democratic society where people come i don't mean rights

henry?g the good friday agreement work. you know, he�*s incredibly proud of his irish heritage and you might even remember back in november after he won the election, a viral clip went around showing him saying to a bbc reporter who wanted a word, he said, "bbc, iam irish." so he certainly has that connection with his ancestral homeland, plus when he was in the senate on the foreign relations committee, during the clinton administration, he pushed the administration to really help... to make an effort to resolve the troubles and so he has a lot invested in that personally, both from an emotional point of view and a political point of view. i think even during the campaign, he warned borisjohnson that brexit could not threaten and jeopardise the security of northern ireland and ireland and the peace process. and so, i think, although there won�*t be anything too public in cornwall in terms of disagreements just blooming in the public sphere, i think plenty is going on behind the scenes with t

henry mcvey joins us now. henry is also on the fed advisory board and cio at kkr.s for joining us. alix: give us the insight. what will happen to the fed and address the transitory inflation. henry: there a couple of things to keep in mind. first, the fed wants to separate the bond buying from the short rates. what i think we will see this summer or certainly by jackson hole is they start to talk about bond buying as being related to the tapering. they want to separate that that is pandemic, but they are not going to shift their focus on the average inflation targeting. the aig they're all about a year ago. they are fully committed to that. that is a more accommodative monetary policy and means inflation will run hotter than in the past. the fed has degenerate 50 basis points per year because of technological change and all of technological change and all the transparency it creates. i think we will have higher inflation but i do not think it will run away the way some people do. to that end, i think we will move higher but not unattractive levels. guy: what does h

henry: no, we don't. we have to throw out all the work that was done yesterday.ting anew. and the results today will still be very preliminary because they won't count one to 25,000 absentee balance, which also have to go through a ranked choice vote calculation. romaine: henry, the question a lot of people have is why it takes so long in this day to tally these votes? even though new york is using a new system with regards to ranked choice, is there any explanation why this can't be done faster and accurately? henry: the major reason it can't be done faster is that new york city has to wait for absentee ballots and other paper ballots to come in and be counted. and they give those ballots a week to come in via the mail. so under any circumstances, it is going to take more than a week to count those paper ballots, because they don't start until a week after election night. the calculation being done now is to use existing votes from election night and do a ranked choice vote algorithm on just those votes. and you get kind of a preliminary count, which is not fina

he just said it was so that henry could look.ver the museums that had evolved the thing is that henry didn't like museums either like was either see he wanted it to be more scientific in the research cool thing about this buildings was really need is that these two have interns live up in the towers they lived up in there and they had owls in the tower which were cool to to deal with the tell them what about the owls that's really neat. well initially, they're just lived there because you know, they like towers, but in 1976, no 75 dylan ripley decided to introduce a pair of barn owls into one of the towers. and so they've got a pair of barn owls and he named them increase and diffusion. they put them in the tower nailed the windows shut so that they couldn't go out but that meant that they had to be then fed so my co-worker and friend for 40 years now one of her other duties as was every other day a bag full of dead rats would appear at her doorstep freshly exit electrocuted from the zoo, and she would dawn on a jumpsuit and a li

bridger went up the missouri river with andrew henry andrew henry was on the land party and mike think was on the boat party. he was the king of the keel boatman at that time. and bridger was one of the men who stood on the narrow catwalks on either side of the boat long poles in hand to use their human muscle to move the boats upstream. think atop the cargo would shout set poles for the mountains. and they sank their polls into the river until they hit the uzi bottom. the other end of the poles rested snug against their shoulders. then think with bello down on her now down on her and they lowered their bodies and pushed against. pushed against the polls, which actually moved the boat forward. so that's how bridger got his start. he's really an amazing person in terms of all the areas of the west or the eras in the west that he was part of. he began his journey if you will when when he was eight years old, and he was very very active until he was 68 years old. so you have six decades of activity. so, how do you put a how do you summarize six decades of activity? in about 80 words i can

story on henry. jeremy: we are obviously in kansas city and interested in bridger's time in kansas city. another audience number asks, how did bridger decide to leave the rockies and settle in kansas city? jerry: i think he would not have come back to what we call the settlements or the states. he ran afoul of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, so there was an altercation or an ongoing competition between brigham young and jim bridger. so brigham young felt, as i said earlier, i think bridger's death on us. they claimed that he was selling guns and alcohol to the ute indians who were at war in 1853. so brigham young -- i should say several people who brought charges against bridger for selling guns or alcohol to the indians, so there was a warrant for his arrest with a charge of treason against the united states. so bridger did not know how to react to that. are they going to give him a slap on the wrist, are they going to say you have to leave, are they going to kill him? so he and his

he said, "henry, don't let them do this to me. i said, "all right absolutely."rocky." [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: wow. that's unbelievable. all right, next time he comes on i want to bring it up and i want to tell him -- remind him of that story. i want to hear his version of that story too [ laughter ] i want to talk to you about "monsters at work. you have a character, fritz. look at this guy he's so cute look at him. >> so cute >> jimmy: come on. >> he's cuddly he's furry he's befuddled he's the manager of the factory floor at "monsters at work." and they were unbelievable to me, disney, and the creators i just started singing and then they said, "okay, then that'll be part of the character." >> jimmy: oh, really they just let you play around> because down to the last detail, disney does it great and pixar and those guys and everyone over -- >> they are unbelievable the script said, "oh, i'll see you in a little while. i'm going on vacation" and i went - ♪ i'm going to the caribbean ♪ ♪ with a little sand in my toes ♪ [ laughter ] i write very complex songs >>

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a comment by a black person a leading black figure it's a henry highland garnett. and garnett offers the same general interpretation. now henry howling going up was a leading black minister presbyterian minister in new york. and he he. believed that lincoln's plan to establish a haven for african-american's in central america was and this is his writing at the time. would be he said the most humane and merciful movement which this or any other administration has proposed for the benefit of the enslaved. that's pretty strong language the and he goes on to say that the free and voluntary emigration of our people to any portion of the globe is among the most sacred of all human rights. and garnett believed that this is one of god's ways by which the families of the earth are improved and advanced in national character. and then he asks a rhetoric league, but they're very practical question. where are the freed people of the to seek a refuge? neither the north the west nor the east will receive them. may even our colored people of the north do not want them here. they

but here is sir henry clinton. he became the commander of the british army and learned of his appointment in may of 1778. he was the third british commander during the war. gage had been there for many years before the revolution and was recalled after the disasters along concord road and bunker hill and general william howe succeeded and when he was commander in 76 and 77 and resigned after saratoga so then he was named the commander he was from an aristocratic family. his father was a career naval officer who became the royal governor of new york and spent some of his formative years and new york city. he fought in two wars before the revolutionary war and earned a reputation as a brave, courageous, risk-taking soldier who was seriously wounded in an engagement in germany in the seven year war in the early 1760s. he was an intellectually curious individual. he read especially deeply on military history and strategy and in the year before the war broke out out of his own pocket he paid to make the trip deep into e

henry, he would've had the lower goons— henry, he would've had the lower goons birds and the others of others of this —— laura kreisberg, he cannot win. i remember— —— laura kreisberg, he cannot win. i remember right at the start of this of the _ remember right at the start of this of the start of march, i am not locking — of the start of march, i am not locking down, but do not go to restaurants, don't go to pubs and don't _ restaurants, don't go to pubs and don't put — restaurants, don't go to pubs and don't put yourself in harms way and for that— don't put yourself in harms way and for that week, he got pilloried by the hospitality sector saying how dare you — the hospitality sector saying how dare you ruin our business. now he's pilloried _ dare you ruin our business. now he's pilloried for — dare you ruin our business. now he's pilloried for not having lockdown a week— pilloried for not having lockdown a week early. and pilloried for not having lockdown a week early-— pilloried for not having lockdown a week early. and to ask you to hold this thought _ week early. and to ask you t

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henry lee reporting live for us tonight, henry. thank you.e interfaith center at the presidio held its annual memorial day service at the san francisco national cemetery. the service has taken place every memorial day for more than 155 years. there were speeches, a bell ringing and also a wreath laying ceremony. you know, abraham lincoln said the same thing in the gettysburg address. but he said it people who have who have died of #### of the ground. it's for the survivors to make it meaningful to carry out the goal of fighting for your country, making the country better. 32,000 military veterans are buried at the national city at the san francisco national cemetery there well this memorial day weekend, many people hit the road for a holiday getaway, some for the first time in more than a year. as ktvu marine naylor reports some travelers who decided to fly were surprised by what they found. this is what the roads looked like around the bay area this memorial day weekend. people want to get out for the summer and going to all the things they

henry lee ktvu fox studios. all right, henry, thank you very much. there are some serious questions about how some of the biggest websites in the world went down earlier today, including cnn. the new york times, amazon spotify and pinterest. it all had to do with a technical issue at a san francisco based company. the ktvu james torres explains what went wrong from streaming services to a handful of other websites like pinterest all down this morning for about an hour block from here along brandon street in san francisco, is a company called fastly, a small problem there created a big problem worldwide. from retail websites to streaming services, even britain's government website, according to the attorney, general's twitter page down for about an hour this morning, internet safety expert larry maggot explains what happened. and once in a while an intention of making the software better actually causing the problem that seems to be the current. sense of what happened. fastly as san francisco based content delivery company, the center of it all. in ba

henry lee ktvu fox studios close call for that family, henry. thank you, governor gavin newsom sign two executive orders today officially rescinding the state shelter in place and the tiered covid-19 reopening plan. the system, which ends on tuesday, has been in place for nine months. that blueprint will no longer exist next tuesday. pursuant to these two executive orders one winding things down another lifting and rescinding that blueprint, which has been in effect just over 40 weeks here in the state of california, and again that could not happen had it not been for all of your hard work, your resilience. we are also hearing that cal osha is expected to make an announcement today to align workplace mask. deals with cdc guidance and we will bring that to you as soon as we get it, governor newsom also took part in the second drawing for california's vaccine lottery. 15 lucky winners were selected to win $50,000 each. number 47 alameda county alameda right over there towards the coast. it's already got a yellow ball on it. the announcement did no

alas, we know the fate of many of these soldiers and sergeant henry steward survived the battle of fort wagner, but he died of dysentery a little over a month later. and perhaps some of the most poignant photographs in the exhibition are of the young drummer boyz as well as the other. musicians some were as young as 13 16 years old alexander johnson was 16 years old you were supposed to be 18 years old to enlist but many of the drummer boys many of the musicians in the civil war would fib about their age apparently one of the things that they would often do is that they would write down the number 18 on a piece of paper. slip it into their boot or their shoe and when asked how old they were they would say, i'm 18 and i stand on my word and so of course they were they were accepted in many of the pictures of the drummer boys and other musicians, they looked somewhat shy tentative hesitant, perhaps third, you know this may well have been the very first time that they were having their picture taken we know from accounts that alexander johnson weathered the battle of fort wagner extremely.

all right, henry lee reporting live tonight. thanks henry. one person is dead following an early morning shooting. that happened in san jose today. officers responded to the area of do bert lane and santee drive. just before three o'clock this morning, they arrived and found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. police say he was pronounced dead at the scene. this case marks the city's 20th homicide of the year. that's compared to 15 homicides in san jose. this time last year. we have an update now on a body that was found near a parking garage at san francisco international airport. that discovery was made on saturday at north link and north mcdonnell roads not far from the sfo. bart station. coroner's officials have identified the victim as 35 year old juan korea. rodriguez, a resident of san leandro, san mateo county sheriff's officials say the investigation is ongoing, but suicide is suspected. anyone who has information on this case should put into. called to the sheriff's office. i want to be clear to focus in this region who

and henry installed the 1st large filtering system using granite in central uganda in a school near the capital compiler. several 100 pupils now have access to clean water and fall stick less often. use a safe hasn't heard anything. so has told me a lot cause i'm no longer suffering will tell you for you don't even say for like i don't even go to school to sufficient has quantify the impact that use of its filters have on the environment in terms of trees protected n c o 2 emission t. yeah, we serve mostly over at least 240000. so about new york said for each field and learning a treat that was planned whenever to sufficient installs a large filter system in a school. the team plants marine trees with the pupils about a 1000 in all over the past 2 years in the marines as absorbed carbon dioxide and an amazingly high rate 20 times the rate of general vegetation but to sufficient aims to do more than just replace trees that have been filled we need to begin writing these ideas over protecting the environment into the main. so provided that to the end net tradition in the event and min afr

so how to be woozy and henry of diego installed the 1st large filtering system using granite in central uganda, in a school near the capital compiler. several 100 pupils now have access to clean water and fall sick. let's also use a safe. hasn't heard anything. so i told me a lot cause i'm suffering will tell you for you don't even suffer pay for it. i don't even go to school to sufficient. quantify the impact that use of its filters have on the environment in terms of trees protected, n c o. 2 emissions in a yeah, we serve mostly over at least $240.00 tons of new york said for each field and learning that respect with land. whenever to sufficient, installed a large filter system in a school, the team plants marine ga trees with the pupils about a 1000 in all over the past 2 years in the marines as absorb. and i also had an amazingly high rate 20 times the rate of general vegetation but to sufficient aims to do more than just replace trees that have been filled. we need to begin writing these idea over protecting the environment into the minds of the people while they're still young. tr

this is a portrait of henry brewster that's in the archives. probably about 1870 where his wife, in 1905, susan brewster, she sent her only photograph with their husband requesting its return. we still see it's in the archives. the photograph is there in the department of interior in the archives. when she sent the letter, she is asking for the return because it's the only photo showing that henry was a blacksmith in a labor. he fought in the war, he was injured. she wrote and had a number of affidavits proving her marriage to brewster, also citing that he lost sight in his eye, his right eye, he had kidney problems after he left the army. she's trying to get his pension. there are a number of letters in the pension where black women are trying to survive after their husband is dead. unfortunately, she never received his pension, but her leather remains legible in terms of telling this story. visualizing this, we see it through the photograph of henry brewster, who's posing in the studio. another central figure to the woman in the war, the wash

. >> congressman henry cuellar congratulations on pulling that meeting together so quickly and thank you very much for that report from inside the room, we really appreciate it. and joining us now is texas state representative, gina

pittsburgh police reporting live henry lee ktvu.fox studios did police say, henry whether or not this could be gang related. they're not ready to talk about any possible motive at this point, julie all right, henry. thank you. studying an increase in heart inflammation following the second dose of covid vaccines, experts weigh in on what the next step should be from the cdc. also ahead tonight, signatures verified signature removals verified, but will there be a recall election will have new details coming up, plus up 90% nearly 90% in homicides this year says that we have a significant challenge in front of us, and i think it is not the time to have less resources. violent crime spike all across the country today, president biden detailed his plan and it includes more money for local police departments. another pleasant day around the area. today, temperatures on the cool side again little breezy out there. plenty of fog at the coast changes coming. as we get to the weekends warming up again, we'll have that when i return i'm morga

this is a portion of henry brewster that's in the archives. it's probably about 1870 where his wife in 1905 susan brewster said her only photograph of her husband requesting its return and we see it still in the archives that the photograph is there in the department of interior and in the archives when she sent the letter she's asking for the return because and this it's the only image that henry was a blacksmith in a lake and a laborer and a tailor. he fought in the war he was injured and she wrote and she had a number of affidavits proving her marriage to two brewster, but also citing that he lost his sight in his eye and his and his right eye and he had kidney problems after he left the army. she was get his pension. so there are a number of letters in the pension records where black women are trying to survive after their husband's death. unfortunately, she'd never received his pension, but her letter remains in her affidavits remain legible in terms of telling this story and visualizing that experience. we see it through this photograph

reporting live in vallejo, henry late ktvu fox do need henry. and in that shot, you can really see just how close the flames came to homes there, but obviously great work by the cruise and another reminder of the dangers of fireworks. henry lee. thank you. well a vigil will be held in oakland tonight for the victims of saturday's deadly shooting during the city's juneteenth celery. creation there. lake merritt, a 22 year old man was killed, seven others were hurt after police say rival gangs from san francisco began shooting tonight's vigil will be held there at lake merritt. at six o'clock. it will be led by city council members nikki 14, otto bass and carol, five who are calling for more funding for violence prevention and mental health support in the oakland city budget. california's ban on assault weapons will stay in place for now. a federal appeals court put a hold on a judge's decision to overturn the 30 year old bent. let's san diego judge overturned the ban earlier this month, but gave the state 30 days to challenge the decision. gun co

all right, henry lee reporting live for us tonight, henry. thank you. all right. so none of the latest on the coronavirus. state health officials say 52% of california at age 12 and over are now fully vaccinated against covid-19, another 12% or partially vaccinated. that's close to 22 million. in all, the state has plenty of vaccines left with the 53 day supply of 6.7 million doses. or fixed 15 vaccinated californians 1 $50,000. today it was the state's first vaccine lottery drawing. it's designed to give vaccine hesitant people in incentive to get their shots. ktvu ezeli rasmus has more on today's drawing and that person resides in unbelievable santa. look at that. against the backdrop of the california lottery set, governor gavin newsom drew the numbers in the states. first vaccine lottery. the numbers represent someone in california who has received at least their first dose of the covid vaccine and has now one of $50,000 cash prize in alameda. you know where alameda is, the people behind the numbers won't know they've won. right away because of privacy concern

thanks, henry.d in the bay area yesterday docked at the port of oakland today. yesterday morning, the 300 ft crane narrowly sailed underneath the golden gate bridge and then shortly after the bay bridge and anchored at the port and waited there for higher tide this afternoon at around three o'clock and docked at berth, 35. it will spend about two months there before it's ready to get to work. the giant crane was brought in from shanghai to help with a growing number of shipments. santa clara county has now declared a local emergency due to extreme drought conditions. the county is now calling on all residents and businesses to a media. begin conserving water. earlier this month, the santa clara valley water district declared a water shortage emergency and imposed mandatory water reductions of 15% compared to 2019. levels. well barrier weather a little bit warmer for today. looks like that warming trend will continue as we head into the weekend was still the fog, in fact, making a comeback near the i

patrick henry and mr. alexander hamilton, so on that note robert would like to know if there if you can give advice for ways to heal for differences of opinions between citizens. oh, robert. what a wonderful question. how can we heal differences of opinion? how can we hear? what is innate? in mankind to hold a difference of opinion and aristotle wrote about that millennia ago. he suggested man is born with a dichotomous nature those who are born to be cautious and concerned and and not so anxious to collaborate and then those who are born to welcome collaboration and to be of an open and honest attention. how can we ameliorate that well, we're doing it now robert. we're doing it now. all of us are doing it right now meeting here together and speaking with one in the other. not standing at at opposite ends. just simply welcoming that opposite end without further commentary or effort to bring us the closer together, but to continue even at our opposite ends. to make that effort to bring us the closer togethe

he's like henry ford.ny levandowski was involved in the school uber suit, for those who don't know that. when she car better than the driver, it's almost irresponsible, right? and kyle boyd who founded cruise automation which is now part of general motors, part of what's driving him, the backed some 33 million -- 33,000 americans are killed by highway accidents every year. 90% of the time by human error! oh! it makes me so mad. they want to eliminate the driver because we are bad drivers. it's not true. this is the 94% fallacy. they all read this document, which says 94% of accidents are caused -- no, i'm sorry. this is the critical reason for ... the critical reason for crashes investigating a motor vehicle crash causation survey. it doesn't say who causes the crashes. you have to read it. right notes! nobody reads the footnotes. although the critical reason is an important part of the description of events leading up to the crash, it is not intended to be interpreted as the cause of the crash, nor the as

and quote fast said henry wise acting major general in the confederate army former governor of virginia in a letter to his wife written at the midnight hour between november the 13th and 14th 1863 from his headquarters near charleston, south carolina. sleep having been rendered impossible on account of a noise of a naval bombardment from us gunboats on fort sumter by now reduced to rubble. in the midst of his many preoccupations wise found time to think about the confederacy once the conflict was over that very same month. he published a pamphlet and wrote a public letter to a charleston newspaper editor with this suggestions as to what fiscal policy the post war confederate government should adopt now was this escapism from the war? yes, but it's also way for wives to understand the war significant and purpose for he believed present trials would lead to future power and prosperity. and moving a decade ago my inquiry started on whether pre-war southern-led schemes for the expansion of slavery continued covertly during the confederacy. assuming secretly because there is as much unanimit

henry lee ktvu fox two news, yes. so, really, they are definitely under a upcoming deadline here, henry. what about room for compromise? is there any alternative that's being foot put forth amongst council members. yeah the mayor mayor chef wanted six academies over the next two years. council president bass wants four. now, the mayor says the council member lauren taylor has a compromise is what she's calling it by having three academy is the first year so they're all crunching numbers and talking over that, as we speak. all right. as you mentioned, the debate continues, and if they don't make that vote today, we'll just have a few days next tuesday. to make that vote happened, henry. thank you. former minneapolis police officer derek shoppin is set to be sentenced tomorrow for the murder of george f for a 12 year sentence for the serious charge of second degree murder. the judge is considering aggravating factors that could lead to more time in prison, including the fact that the murder happened in front of children