the first season henry's chief crop was clover. this was to provide the soil with nitrogen and revitalize the land but it wasn't a cash crop henry had been worn still when he made up his accounts the end of the year. he couldn't help but feel well, he sort of set his heart on that new track. this was the crucial period first season the tva man had known it would be they were sure of their equipment and methods but human minds and emotions were another thing. it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. the machines began to one by the next year there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. he was sending substantial quantities of food to market. and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought they came to see the new fertilizer the new methods. and the student became a teacher in the tennessee valley th

henry clark wondered., the scientists call it, the eating away of the soil, destruction which began when the early settlers cut down the forests. when the farmers out of ignorance cloud straight for rose down the hillside. destruction from the sky. ♪♪ >> this is the way it was year after year. in a forgotten part of the united states. this was the havoc caused by greed and neglect, men working alone against the forces of nature. farms, towns, industry smashed. hundreds ground, thousands made homeless. energies of the river running to waste, the energies of the people too. henry clark's trouble was the trouble of 3 million americans in the tennessee valley. it became the direct concern of 130 million americans in the 48 states, a challenge to democracy and its ability to care for its own. the valley of the tennessee river lies in the southeastern united states. it covers an area 40,000 mi. . nearly as large as england. it was a problem of reconstruction. reconstruction of land, reconstruction of people. fou

the first season henry's chief crop was clover. this was to provide the soil with nitrogen and revitalize the land but it wasn't a cash crop henry had been worn still when he made up his accounts the end of the year. he couldn't help but feel well, he sort of set his heart on that new track. this was the crucial period first season the tva man had known it would be they were sure of their equipment and methods but human minds and emotions were another thing. it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. the machines began to one by the next year there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. he was sending substantial quantities of food to market. and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought they came to see the new fertilizer the new methods. and the student became a teacher in the tennessee valley th

next year's harvest henry and his neighbors had a threshing machine.atively for a common purpose. and even more important, a change was beginning to come into their thinking. for t the first time they were thinking in terms of a strother. what they couldge accomplish together by working together. with new machinery, new methods with a definite plan toe follow, a plan that embrace them all, the farmers worked in the land responded. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wooden horse taken for henry writing his new tractor, he began to under the t real meanig of tba. that the individual through cooperation with his fellows, becomes a more important individual. as a jon warden says, when you develop people you have something permanent. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the development of people is the first concern of a democracy. in school, the children learn how to use the things that were built for them. they learn how the dams work. up in thehe mountains on ah tributary streams, high dams a backup reservoirs against the time. releasing water when it is needed. holding

what is the plan for disco, henry, henry, what is it? okay, what was your time? of course you got mantles, i always love excuses, trust me. and he asked yankee, i'll give you another business cuz they don't get a while ago. but again, you say you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the court area where we had a law reg detailing project lance, lance, we again from the see from the, what's as, why can begin this land from this water. and i handed over back to the people, and i give them access to the see where they can fish, because a lot of men piracy is becoming a part that we're getting for them, said angrily for their own good. pick up the big names in danger. already already 5 big balloon. yes. the, the comfortable spend your wealth in the lifetime and did a community existing like this. so so let the good kind of wanted to hello to heaven. well, i get one day, one of that begin to look at, look at what i mean of, of actually reduce written bus resources to taxes. this issues i, because both men do not prioritizing, formerly called me trust me. ja

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the who excuse me the henry family did not stay in iowa florence henry had asthma another health problems in charles was also looking for new opportunities in banking which was his area of profession. so the family had traveled to texas and spent some time in corsicana they had returned to waterloo. that's when jean was born then they went to kansas where charles thought he had a business opportunity and that also did not materialize and finally in 1889. they moved to whittier, california, which was established as a quaker enclave the henry's were not quakers they were visited a variety of churches lou one time wrote in a letter that she had been quartered an eighth and to the episcopal church the methodist church the presbyterian church, but after her marriage to her rehoover, she pretty much identified with the quaker community if you know anything about the quaker faith, you know that one of the tenants of that religion is that they believe in complete equality of men and women and that in and of itself is important because what we see going throughout the entirety of lose life is a wo

us henry good to have you with us. tell us about what's happening there where you are today. yes, so i mean, as your correspondence just said, there were explosions and gum fire that was from the early hours of this morning in the, in the center of town as well. soldiers have located a large part of the, of the town center crucially, where a lot of buildings are. the national broadcaster is there. and also the french embassy is on the street, which has been buck aided. i went down there myself earlier this morning. so many soldiers locating roads, most of them wearing face masks, which is not something we usually see when, when we see military on the, on the street in, in between a fast. so the local police said they had no idea what was what was going on the the soldiers themselves room to, to speak to me, to give any indication as to whether they are supporting the president or some other person who may be, how it be behind any any clue that could be taking place? the national broadcaster rtp has been going on and of

henry, let me start with you. we have over 90,000 people waiting for a kidney transport in this country get to one in four are not being transplanted. my question to you, mr. henry, you have been a patient advocate and have spoken eloquently today. how does this high discard rate and the practices that are being documented, how does this affect the public's willingness to donate when they hear this? >> my first hearing, about this inexcusable recovery rate is it is absolutely heartbreaking. we talk about the fact that a little over 90,000 kidney candidates are on the waiting list and 106,000 total organ recipients. as an advocate, i am tasked to go out to the community, which i willingly do because organ donors save lives. i willingly and eagerly advocate for organ donation. when you hear about the high nonuse rate, we think or ask for donations but the individual and the opos and unos you are in charge and are supposed to be stewards of ensuring efficient recovery do not seem to be doing the job necessary. again,

and henry got more. adulation after that first debate because it didn't blow it not because he did great because he didn't do badly. we got one last question over here. dr. clearly senator johnson helped senator, kennedy and his campaign. how much did ambassador lodge helped vice president nixon given that lodge was from massachusetts and clearly kennedy was going to win his home state. well, first of all the man that really should answer the question is the pro. well, i'll let you answer most of it, but i would just simply say. you know, i think that i wonder about you know if the nixon lodge ticket had effectively been four ordained if you want to call it that eisenhower's wishes. i mean, i think after eight years as president. the two people that eisenhower owed the most to after eight years were richard nixon and henry cavill launch for all that. they did during his own presidency. and so i think he eisenhower began to groom both of them beginning in about 1958 59 various ways of winning up to 60. an

henry, thank you very much. that was journalist henry wilkins there in the capital of burkina faso, who i could do and with me here in the studio is my colleague tommy ala pito. he's got more honest developing story in burkina faso, tommy, i know you've been monitoring or whatever has been coming out of burkina faso in terms of information. it's very difficult to get a clear picture of what's going on. what are you hearing from your sources on the ground there about the situation? well, as has been mentioned, the, the gun fire, the, the blast heard by near the presidential palace the disruption, the military presence on the streets. disruption to the national state broadcaster as well when these kinds of things happen in these kinds of circumstances. i mean, if it walks like a coup talks like a co, it probably is one, we don't know about the status, whether it has, you know, what stage of the qu they are in right now. but that clearly is an attempt at a mutiny right now. we know that the military did over throw

charles-henry: that is a possibility. if we look at the hawks, there is a chance for a larger rate hike. markets need to adjust. we need to accept the fact that inflation is indeed accelerating. the fed is behind the curve. the fed needs to adjust and maybe they could choose to adjust quicker than the market was expecting. the base case is 75, but 100 is indeed still a possibility. tom: thank you for joining us, it's tom in the studio alongside francine, the rally has fizzled, where are we in the repricing of higher rates? charles-henry: this is where we have a difference between bears and bulls. sticky inflation is not priced into the market. the one year rate is still below 2%, that means the market expects inflation to undershooting the fed target. just as a reminder, i the 70's where there was speculation, -- for those who believe higher inflation for longer is not priced by the markets. and when you look at earnings expectations, the global expected range next year is 7%, which means the consensus has not adjusted fo

henry let me start with you. we have 90,000 people waiting for a kidney transplant in this country, yet one in four kidneys recovered are not being transplanted. so my question to you, mister henry, you have been a patient advocate, spoken eloquently today, how does this high this discard rate and the practices that are being documented, how does this affect the public's willingness to donate and hear this? >> first hearing about the in my mind, inexcusable recovery rate, it is absolutely heartbreaking. we talk about the fact that a little over 90,000 kidney candidates are on the waiting list, and 106,000 total organ recipients. as an advocate, i'm asked to go into the community, which i willingly do, because organ donors save lives. and so i willingly advocate the organ donations, but when you hear about this non use rate, we think, we are asked to donate and asked for donations, but the individuals and the opos that, unos they are in charge, and they are supposed to be ensuring efficient recovery, but they don'

derriban a henry martÍn en el Área. el Árbitro marca penal y henry cobra para el 1—5.ecano se iba adelante con este gol. williams emparejaban el partido. ya ganaba el local. falcao puso el segundo para el rayo vallecano. pero gana el athletic 3—0. eliÁn: vamos a hablar del campeonato mundial de tango en argentina, ya tiene a sus dos ganadores. detalles en instante. emisÓn a ritmo de tango... cuéntame, ¿a cuántas personas has vacunado? ¿yo? más de 1,000. walgreens, millones. tengo que estar ahí para verla brillar. con tu refuerzo contra el covid-19, no te vas a perder su debut. me vacuné para que nora no se enferme. ¡muy bien! eres muy valiente. ya que estamos aquí... ¿vacuna contra la gripe también? si. si necesitas hablar de tus vacunas, nuestros farmacéuticos están aquí. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: esta noche cerramos nuestra emisiÓn al ritmo de tango. dos parejas se impusieron este sÁbado en el mundial de tango de buenos aires, con la capital como telÓn de fondo. la pareja se impuso en la competencia de tango de escenario. una veintena de pareja

by henry. you felt on the streets today . what have you seen and heard what is this all about? yes, this morning. a troops in scheme off, a lot of cushions, the sensor, the city to key where government buildings also the, the road where the prime minister's office and the french embassy. it's quite unusual to see troops with face coverings like that in the capsule site where it's not unusual to see the troops on the, on the street. i'm heading out this afternoon to the 2000 and neighborhood, which is where the presidential palace in the military base where the to me boy is based has come fall. this report from this morning the situation. com, around about 3 o'clock in the afternoon versus that we're having gunshots in the, in the vicinity. also, soldiers were continuing to block off the, off the road. so something is still continuing. now we are seeing people on the streets, they're more, less celebrating, and people gathered at the plus the last your central burger today. let's take a listen t

henry. excuse me. how long have you've been voicing your concerns about how outdated the it systems are? >> i'm speaking in this instance about patient affairs leadership. i have been recently appointed as a representative for patient affairs committee. this year. so, as far as i've read through a lot of the emails, background information, and spoken with leadership with the -- committee about these issues, including it services. that is what i'm referring to as far as our concerns about the it systems being voiced. but not addressed. you are correct senator -- every minute counts, the re-second counts will be her about downtime, as a result of i.t. issues, those are lives that are potentially lost, patients dying while it systems are down. so, again, heartbreaking issues that we feel should be addressed. >> so, miss diane brockmeier, again because you're on the frontlines, tell us your experiences with unos systems and let's talk for example like something like donor -- why hasn't that been modernized

he henry wallace became vice president. he was president vice president between 40 and 44. he was very liberal and by 1944 a lot of people in a democratic party. they i mean they knew roosevelt was not in good health. they didn't say no. he's gonna die a few months into his next term, but they knew he was not good health and some southerners and conservatives were not thrilled with wallace because they thought he was too liberal and they thought he was too much on the side of civil rights for blacks, and he was also pretty eccentric. you know, he's what we today called you followed a lot of new age spiritual beliefs. so he was a bit eccentric and so they they got behind and they convinced roosevelt to dump wallace and 1944 and nominate somebody else and truman was just sort of a compromise candidate. he didn't even want to be vice president. and so they but they convinced him to run. and there was a big to do with the convention wallace didn't want to go easily and he gave a big nominating speech in favor of roosevelt and he you know, the convention was was you know, he had

in 1940, henry wallace became vice president.e was the vice president between 40 and 44 he was very liberal. by 1944 a lot of people in the dam they knew that he was not in good health. they didn't necessarily know he was gonna die a few months into his next term but they knew he was not in good health. southerners and conservative were not thrilled with wallace. they thought he was too liberal. too much on the side of civil rights for blacks. he was also pretty eccentric. what we would call today, he followed a lot of new age spiritual beliefs. they get behind and they convince roosevelt to dump wallace in 1944 and nominate someone else. truman was a compromise candidate. he didn't even want to be vice president. they convinced him to run, there was a big to do with the convention. wallace did not want to go easily. he gave a big nominating speech in favor of roosevelt. the convention, he had a lot of supporters! they were all up in arms and cheering. the band was playing, you know? he was from iowa. iowa, in a town called cone

we is. haitians do not recognize ariel henry, we did not vote for ariel henry. he doesn't have a mandate, nor legitimacy to be where he is. arial henry became hades, acting president after his predecessor was assassinated. his political rivals have accused him of participating in the murder and of being an american puppet. after he agreed to take back haitian migrants to ported from the u. s. henry himself has appealed for international support and pledged to hold elections. earlier we spoke with the leader of the alternative socialist party in haiti who thinks haiti needs new elections. we are having the very serious a very strong public proposal to solve the transition, haiti that with the so called montana agreement, the montana agreement. it was an agreement built by the civil society by most of the political bodies, at least the most relevant, relevant. we did a serious agreement and we did inside that agreement, we had in election a very fair democratic and consensual election. and they are trying to ignore it, you know, why? because it is haitian because

they nominated william henry harrison. and of course law -- defeated the incumbent martin van buren in november of 1840. harrison, as you know, died 32 days into his term. tyler became president, the image on the right is a romanticized picture of tyler receiving news of harrison's passing and his elevation to his presidency. harrison had declared his intention to serve only one term as president. tyler almost desperately wanted a second term. he did not make any claims that he would serve only one term, and after being banished from the whig ranks in september of 1841, he spent much of his time to try to put himself in a position to secure elections in his own right in 1844. -- very well in office, on june 26th 1844 he married the eu new york or 30 years younger, julia gardner in a ceremony in new york city. on the right of the slide is one of my favorite characters are political cartoons of the 1844 presidential campaigns. -- the stakes are $25,000. $25,000 is the presidential salary at the time. in here you have tyler w

i very much involved in the and actually met maker through aaron henry aaron henry was state president of the naacp. aaron henry's brother in law was the faculty at ross college. winston reverend merrill winston. lindsay and medgar evers. and aaron henry would come to the campus. and this was before we formed the chapter of the naacp. but from 62 onward we pointed out earlier prior to entering the stage here is that medgar evers was appointed the permanent field secretary w.a.s.p. in 1954 and before and before snake came to town. medgar evers was organizing. so the very platform, the foundation of the movement was really by medgar evers and aaron henry and all of those folks who were associated with the w.a.s.p.. and a very rich history. and at the center of that history, starting in 1954 and the former way was myrlie and medgar evers. so we made substantial progress. mississippi, between 1964 and me between 1954 and 1965. and we stopped in 65. so we have to pick it up again at some point. thank you. thank. you know, this book movement, mavis, is amazing. make sure you read it. but if

henry, we did not vote for ariel henry. he doesn't have a mandate, nor legitimacy to be where he is. ariel henry became haiti's, acting president. last year after his predecessor was assassinated. his political rivals have accused him of participating in the murder and of being an american puppet after he agreed to take back haitian migrants to ported from the u. s. henry himself as appeal for international support and pledged to hold elections. earlier we spoke with the leader of the alternative socialist party in haiti who thinks that the country desperately needs new elections. we all heavy, very serious, a very strong public proposal to serve the transition. he made that with the so called montana agreement, the montana agreement, it was an agreement built by the civil society by most of the political bodies at this, the most relevant, relevant. we did a serious agreement and we did inside that agreement, we had an election, a very fair democratic and consensual election. and they are trying to ignore re, you know, why,

that's the latest here in oakland's laurel henry lee ktvu. all right, henry. thank you. okay so let's check now on how traffic is moving near the fire scene there in the laurel district of oakland, and as you can see, boy , there was a lot of red on the map this friday afternoon, especially on 5 80 for traffic going past that fire scene. in fact, as we take a look at our tribe, our live traffic cameras, we can see that traffic on most oakland freeways at this time of day right now is in red, meaning it's slow going that fire and regular friday afternoon traffic , really making it tough for a lot of people out there today on the roads alright, anytime, but crews fighting fire like this one and loving brush and vegetation. the weather comes into play we want to bring in meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary. you were tracking the conditions here in that fire zone. what did we see? in terms of wins? thankfully you know, it was favorable. if you think back to just a week ago, and we were so incredibly hot and dry. in any case, we are definitely as you know, sort of at the d

henry. thank you. well, an armed security guard was shot and wounded in what appears to be a robbery at kaiser medical center in san leandro this afternoon. police say the guard was walking out of the hospital under said street with a bag of cash. that's when he was robbed and shot once in the chest. the guard is in critical condition. officers say they will leave. at least one suspect escaped towards interstate 80. investigators trying to piece together a suspect and a physical vehicle description. other guards should be on alert for sure. and people in the area don't know don't need to be worried. we're fairly confident. actually, we know unequivocally the suspects have fled the area. or suspect is by the area. part of the kaiser facility went on lockdown while police collected evidence. detectives are also searching security video for more clues. they say there are dozens of cameras in that area. all right, turning now to the weather and triple digit temperatures continue to take hold in inland area

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but his relationship with henry clay often put him in a foul mood. i detailed several instances in the book where a lot of this graciousness and affability really disappeared as tyler attempted with dealing as a president without a party. the title of the book indicates my focus on tyler as the tenth president revolves around his banishment from the whigs. i spent a significant amount of time examining what happened, how it happened and why it mattered. today however i want to focus our attention on one of the themes of the book, john tyler's addiction to politics. this is an important aspect of his life and career that is been overlooked by biographers and other historians. this is not to say other politicians either in tyler's era or our own have failed to demonstrate a virtual addiction to politics, success in the political arena after all particularly at the national level necessitates a public official give their all to their career if they hope to have staying power. this is also not to say tyler's addiction to politics involved in addiction in

the fifth corps will fall under the command of henry slocombe. slocombe will command the 12th and the fifth corps. but again, these aren't orders. it's just a contingency plan. he writes, whenever such circumstances arise, as would seem to indicate the necessity for falling back and assuming the general line indicated a notice of such movement will be at once communicated to these headquarters and to all adjoining corps commanders. so the responsibility is not needs to give the order. he's empowering his corps commanders. if you need to fall back, fall back to this line, just make sure you tell everybody the goal of it here is to protect the individual core of meade's army. we've got the first corps, the 11th corps, the 12th corps out alone, probing. well, the first and the 11th. right. they're sort of together. and there's a real risk that they're going to be attacked by a concentrated confederate army. if that happens, meade wants them to fall back to pipe creek and let everybody know. there's no time posted on the circular. we don't know what

you're talking to henry winkler. a teacher like that in my life. >> come on, that's from the fonz, man. that's from henry winkler. >> that's from a human being to a human being. >> jimmy: you guys are like a team now. [ applause ] he's a little bit emotional in that spot. >> yeah, that's -- yes, i -- okay. so i cried the whole day. [ laughter ] because that was how the carpet started, cheryl won, quinta won. i had to take a nap after that. dude, to have somebody like henry winkler, who wrote the book on tv, that's the fonz. just reading from the book that he wrote, say that he even saw anything i did, let alone liked it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> not much breaks me, but that got to me a little bit. >> jimmy: wow. also, he's the nicest man in all of hollywood. >> ever. which is impossible. that's an award by itself. [ laughter ] to be here this long and still be a nice person. >> jimmy: henry winkler played a teacher. fonzie was a teacher at the end of "happy days." he grew a beard. i think he was a shop teacher, the auto sh

henry lee live tonight in the newsroom, henry. thank you for that. if you do want to see where some of the freeway shootings took place since last year, you can actually find an up to date interactive map on our website just head over to ktvu dot com. in san francisco, firefighters just announced that they have contained a fire at a building with homes on top of commercial space video posted to citizen app shows the three alarm fire at hate and to visit darryl, and it's a very busy intersection anytime of the day . really, firefighters are asking that people still avoid this area. firefighters say 12 people right now are displays in the red cross has been activated to help them find a place to sleep tonight. no word yet on the cause of this fire, but we'll bring you any additional information, of course, as we get it into our newsroom. four people, including three children , were rescued from the roof of their apartment building in hayward. flames broke out on me oakland avenue near 8 80 this morning. officials say the fire started on the first floor

skyler henry, cbs news, the whie house.!, thank you. before this tentative agreement amtrak announced it was canceling rail. rail service. > >> now a spokesperson from amtrak says they are working quickly to restore tracks. > >> the dow, nasdaq, and s&p, all all falling in numbers today. > >> san francisco's mayor helped community members to celebrate the opening of a newly renovated health center at 3050 17 street. it is the first neighborhood-based primary care clinic that has welcomed the castro mission and lgbtq plus committees for more than 50 yeas 50 years. and we celebrate it with you. > >> also celebrating this should the start of hispanic heritage month, and we are telling stories of why we are all one family, in deed. a celebration starts in san francisco that runs from 4:00-7:00 p.m., centea center plaza. then mayor london breed will join the mexican consul general for a special ceremony. there will be live music and folk dancing, plus authentic food. and so many events going forward all through through the month, but this on