the european championship victoria azarenka stepped into the 1/8 finals of the tournament in henry together overcome, the all-belarusian people's assembly should unite delegates from all regions and segments of the population representatives of government and civil society, these are the words were voiced today by our president at a meeting where they discussed the formation of the anc. the law on it should be adopted by the house of march next year, there is no time for buildup, and this work is in in line with the updated constitution but today they talked not only about the future, but also about the urgent president, as always comes from the ground , the harvesting company ends and in this regard the governor's warning not to relax. as for one of the most discussed topics of recent times, prices are not about, total speech is not about total freezing for a century. they are always in the footsteps while the government develops measures of control and regulation, but justice should still be at the heart of alexander lukashenko once again spoke with the government on this matter material

together doesn't always work out. mchenry knew that dad had worked mt. rushmore and he won first prize at the fair. henry got all those things together and went to dad and that's how it started. get the people together and dad once the black hills to carve the memorial so the white man would know that the redmond art -- also. >> standing horse was born along the rapid creep in our language he was born along the fast-moving water. whenever you is going to be born they said it would deal away from the main camp and as his mother was giving birth his father was outside the tp. the mothers helpers after the baby was born, they brought the baby out to the father that the father takes his baby and faces west and he says -- grandfather thank you very much for my son. you gave me a son and i say thank you to you very much. this >> crazy horse with his mysterious individual. he kept himself a lot and he put the people both but for himself so he cared much more about his surroundings and the group that you is to take care of more than his own comforts. >> take us to today. what's going on today when you came to wo

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i want to thank governor henry mcmaster and president biden for working together when the governor issued his emergency declaration on wednesday and this is a very unpredictable storm and beginning our emergency centers up and running and getting the president's approval on that. we now have access to resources for disaster relief and in these search and recovery assistance we need, we'll get that help because of that, and i appreciate that and the other thing i want to say too is that it's remarkable to see under governor ron desantis' leadership where there was almost 3 million people without power and 40 yours later, 1 million left. people are working around the clock and very hard in south carolina and florida volunteering their time and, working overtime to help people in desperate need today. will: really quickly, congresswoman, you brought up the relief effort and ron desantis' leadership and credited the white house as well. i'm curious your thoughts, your member of congress and the vice president saying in terms of relief, we need to consider equity and race-based initiatives in

. >> i want to thank governor henry mcmaster and president biden for working together when the governor issued his emergency declaration on wednesday. this was a very unpredictible storm, but getting our emergency centers up and running and the president's approval on that we now have access to resources for disaster relief and any search and recovery assistance that we need. >> now, the president said that he will travel to florida as conditions allow and he also says it's his intent to go to puerto rico, remember, hurricane fiona hit there a couple of weeks ago, griff. griff: rich edson live for us on the north lawn. thank you. jacqui: for more on the response on the ground in florida, we're joined by republican congressman from florida and member of the house energy and commerce committee. congressman, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. jacqui: thank you. as i understand it, your district, sir, was set to get the brunt of this when it was still off the coast and your area was spared pretty well. but can you speak to, you know, what kind of preparation you had to

xo want to thank governor henry mcmaster and president biden for working together when the governor issued his emergency declaration on wednesday per this a very unpredictable storm. getting our emergency centers up and running in the president's approval on that. we now have access to resources for disaster relief and research and recovery assistance that we need. >> president biden has said he plans on visiting florida once conditions allow it. it is his intent to go to puerto rico. member couple weeks ago hurricane fiona hit that island. arthel back to you. >> we cannot forget about puerto rico and listen this is no time for politics. in the governor of florida getting along. just as well they are leaders that's what they do. more of that would be good. rich edson i have to go not thank you very much live at the white house, erica. >> the white house celebrating the release of seven americans who were held in venezuela including a group of executives from houston paired there were held in that country for five years. we'll have details on the americans coming home and how the biden admi

. >> i want to thank governor henry mcmaster and president biden for working together when the governor issued emergency declaration on wednesday. this was a very unpredictable storm beginning our emergency centers up and running, getting the president's approval on that, we now have access to resources for disaster relief and any search and recovery assistance that we need. >> it's unclear specifically as you were talking about, arthel, when the president is going to florida depending when conditions allowed and president interested in going to puerto rico where hurricane fiona hit a couple of weeks ago. arthel: we can't forget our neighbors in puerto rico at all. richard, call your mother. rich edison. >> she's probably tempting me right now. eric: thanks, arthel and rich. fema facing storm of challenge bringing aid to so many people that are in such desperate need. look at the flooding. it is just absolutely mindboggling. jeremy greenberg can us. also the agency's operation division director. jeremy, thank you for joining us. what is the largest and biggest challenge for fema on the

i want to thank governor henry mcmaster and president biden for working together when the governor issued his emergency declaration on wednesday. this was a very unpredictable storm, but getting our emergency centers up and running. getting the president's approval on that we now have access to resources for disaster relief and in the search and recovery assistance that we need. that was richard edson reporting and as we mentioned earlier, president biden plans to visit puerto rico and florida next week to get a firsthand look at the challenges there for hurricane victims. the red cross is on the ground, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims. ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. foxes donated $1 million to relief ane effort to get involved. visit. red cross .org slash fox forward or snap the cure code here on your screen. well thankfully, ian, no longer hurricane no longer tropical storm the remnants moving up to the north and still producing some pretty heavy downpours, but at least the circulation kind of losing its structure. in fact, here's the satellite imagery

. >> reporter: larry henry worked with gearman at the "las vegas sun." >> watching jeff put a story togethernd hearing him on the phone, his sense of fairness and balance. on the personal side, you know, from jeff, i just really learned how to be compassionate and empathetic. everybody's story is valid. everybody's story has relevance. and that's what jeff always, always understood. >> reporter: reid believes gearman's commitment to her story cost him his life. >> his death was absolutely devastating to myself and my co-workers, the people that he advocated for. he was our hero. i mean, we can never thank him enough. >> reporter: but gearman's legacy lives on in his stories, in his newsroom, and in the many lives he touched. >> the work that he did had a great impact on the community. what i feel like i have to think about is to keep that memory of what he was doing alive. >> jeff stood up for people who didn't have any power and didn't have a voice and were often quashed by people in power. also, just being compassionate and empathetic and being a good human being. >>> we turn now to the ex

a great example is 1984, orrin hatch got together with liberal democratic rep is in it of henry waxmann an issue i don't think is left or right, an administrative issue, affecting almost all americans, and that is generic drugs. the hatch waxman act of 1984 basically created the modern generic drug industry, which has saved you and i and all americans literally trillions of dollars since then. that is a perfect example of bipartisanship in action. susan: looking at your career, your projects are wide-ranging. how did you come to write a book about orrin hatch? william: a friend of mine, a leader in the finance industry in new york city, a man named john castle, fascinating historically also because he owns the kennedy compound, he bought it in palm beach, florida from kennedy family and that was his home a number of years. he is also a great history buff and political observer. he pointed out to me this ranking of hatch in the pantheon of achievement among modern senators and i couldn't believe it. i thought, i've got to explore the bipartisan side of this because my first job was in t

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henri laboratory. the text thought up develops robots like or re him made to combat loneliness. the technology helps break down barriers for people with disabilities. don't cafe brings people with and without disabilities together. a 1st up to will greater inclusion. assistive technology refers to products that 8 people who, for example, can't hear or see, or where missing a body part. the market for this kind of tech is huge because more than a 1000000000 people world wide live with some form of disability. like jessica smith from australia. she was born without a left for arm. the former paralympic swimmer is now a disability awareness advocate and relies on the help of technology. i'm not trying to hide who i am, i'm adding and sort of expanding on who i am as a person by being able to access technology that's never been available before. her high tech prosthetic limbs operates using artificial intelligence and can learn 14 different grips. this next clip of jessica smith, grocery shopping, demonstrates just how well this tech works and action. so whoa, whoa, whoa, now you can really let me know as i have 3 children, 6 year old, a 4 year old and a 2 year old. and they all the kids are very excited about it.

i imagine that henry something signed to change the name from the shangri-la to camp david. will have to check the archives together. >> karen asks, when a president chooses not to visit camp david very often, how does that change staffing and operations? >> staffing and operations do not change. you are always ready or your mission is always to be ready to receive. some let camp david be used by desperate president carter visited with his whole family during president clinton's term was a former president visiting. some presidents have allowed staff to use it. but if no one is there you are just maintaining the place and taking care of it. that can be a morale issue. i had a gap of five months with president clinton. a lot of time not to do your job per se you get a little rusty sifter practice at times but some weekends the presidents are always on a big comes and operations tempo you would say. >> that is the question that gaudi had, what happens at camp david when the president is a way? what do you do as a staff? >> we have more time to do training, physical nest programs, contest if time allows it. we send ou

together in st. louis, interested going to d.c. pope asks for advice of his friend superior, henry, about what he should do and how it writes back, secretary of war in order you to washington if he deems proper but i cannot give you the lead because i think your services here our greatest possible self-esteem will send a second telegram from at this time orally pope to washington d.c. but throughout the exchange between pope and stanton, nowhere in their is a reason given why from st. louis to the nation's capitol. least of which does pope expect transfer to the east. as this is taking place throughout june 1862, pope men under his command take a moment to reflect on his abilities as their commander while he committed him throughout the recent campaign. captain cyrus carpenter one day future governor of illinois write this, pope west park measures and covid it. i did not think much of general pope as a man i considered him a good general, calverley orally set general pope as i saw him appear to be like another one of those sound mind honest patriotic well-informed soldiers, i beg you to remember that as we go further in this program i lear

henry. the merced community is now coming together to express their grief and anger over the family's death. dozens of people gathered for an emotional candlelight vigil in downtown merced last night. it was a night of tears in prayers that included local religious leaders. let us place our arms around one another. let us encourage one another. let us be there for one the mayor of merced was among those who attended a candlelight vigil. he had a message for the grieving community. we're going to channel the anger. we're going to channel the pain. we're going to channel the sadness into more love. this was just the first of four nights of vigils in downtown merced that will end sunday night. police in stockton are now telling people who are homeless to stay alert as the investing they investigate a string of homicides. officers have been passing out flyers throughout the community where suspected serial killer has already shot six people, killing five of them. another victim was killed here in oakland. the flyers are being distributed in both english and spanish. strategic community officers.

these homes are so close together, there are so many people living down here, and with the power being off, there is such miscommunication about what's going. henry speaking with a man down here today who had no idea what was happening on sandoval island we were breaking the news to. him he said we said to you hear what happened? we said the bridge is gone. he couldn't believe it. he thought they were still going over my boats. we said they can go over buy boats are going over by helicopter. he has never even fathom if that was possible down here. >> you're talking about people who really have been living in complete darkness in terms of understanding the scope of the devastation. is there a feeling telecommunications are gonna be back up sometime soon? because that is, effectively, a lifeline in a moment like this. >> right. so governor desantis is saying that some of the cell carriers are loving the different cell phone companies roam off of one another. cell phone service has been getting better over the last few hours and getting closer to the water but it is not perfect by any stretch of the imagination. on the barrier islands there's no cel

together in st. louis. he's not interested in going to d. c.. so, pope asks for advice of his friend and superior, henry alec, about what he should do. and alec writes back to pope. he says pope, the secretary of war can order you to washington if he deems proper, but i cannot give you relief, as i think your services here are of the greatest possible importance. -- ordering pope to washington d. c.. but throughout the exchange between how like and pope and pope and stanton, nowhere in there is a reason given why he is being summoned from st. louis to the nation's capital. least of which does pope expect a trans four to the east. now, as this is taking place, throughout june of 1862, popes men under his command take a moment to reflect on his abilities as their commander. while he had commanded throughout the recent campaigns -- captain silence carpenter -- future governor of illinois, would write that pope was pugnacious and conceited. i now think as a general pope -- i consider him a good general. the cavalry orderly under pope -- appeared to me like another one of those sound minded, honest, repatriated -- i beg you to remember th

robert e lee before the civil war which taken together don't do a lot to explain what we know about robert e lee once the civil war begins. >> host: henry light horse harry lee was not necessarily a good father. is that correct? >> guest: he was a splendid cavalry commander of light horse carrying out light cavalry raids, doing all kinds of jobs like that. as soon as the revolution was over, they moved back into civilian life everything went from bad to worse. he made investments in western virginia land, buying ski resorts in bangladesh. they all went to nothing, bankrupted him. also chose the wrong politics for virginia. light horse hairy reliever the federalist and in 1813 was beaten within an inch of his life by a pro-jeffersonian mob and taking both of those things together like horsehair he decided other crimes were capricious. going to the west indies, robert was 6 years old and robert never saw him again. it was a major and traumatic moment that stays with him the rest of his days. >> >> host: you right in robert ely -- "robert e. lee: a life" that lee discovered a sense of shame being part of the mexican-american war. >> guest:

together tonight after a birthday party ends in tragedy. two teenage boys who attended berkeley high school were shot and killed over the weekend at an oakland party at an airbnb. our crime reporter henry lee joins us now, after hearing from fellow students and oakland's police chief, henry julie. the police chief says two shooters invaded a birthday party and targeted specific people. two teenage boys who are brothers lost their lives and to other teens were hurt. honestly. i haven't really accepted it right now and sadness at berkeley high after two brothers , both students were shot and killed at west oakland house party over the weekend. i was with them 30 minutes before the this happened, and i told them i'll see you on monday. so i guess like it hasn't shots rang out at about 9 45 saturday night at this home on app guard near west macarthur in west oakland, where 17 year old girl was celebrating her birthday, at least two people came into the airbnb and opened fire, one with a rifle, the other with a handgun. 17 year old jay z. sotelo garcia, in his 15 year old brother angel were shot and killed. two other teams were wounded. what's happening in our community right now, when it c

together. there is some violence. congressman from new york is beat up while walking home from the capital one night. but what is scariest in this winter, which henry adams who's there is a very very perceptive observer called great secession winter. what is scariest a feeling that washington is really extremely vulnerable. a military way to southern that might just come over from virginia, which is still in the union, but has a lot of hotheads who are pro, pro, south or maryland, which is also full of hotheads. washington, d.c. is surrounded on all sides by slave territory and without too many militias, it would have been a pretty simple matter to just invade the capital and take over the capitol building and maybe a couple other buildings and begin the operation of something that would have been very. but again, it's a bit like six it would have been a continuation of the buchanan presidency. but without james buchanan, who probably would have been removed and his vice president would have created as a kind of acting president he had actually just lost to lincoln in the 1860 election. his name is john breckinridge. he's from kentucky he was the c

together. learn more at petsandpeopletogether.org eating several home burglaries, including several attempted break ins that happened on the very same night and one woman who scared off two intruders told ktvu crime reporter henrytruders almost made it up the stairs of her house. i heard a huge bang. louder than you could imagine. this woman who didn't want to be identified, was at home and pleasant and last week when she heard what turned out to be a rear sliding glass door being smashed. it's 9 20 at night, i heard footsteps up the stairs. i think i maybe had one more foot step left, and i kind of froze in my bedroom. but she decided to take action. i just screamed and screamed and screamed, and i said, get out of my house! and they ran and we're out. the same way they came in. she looked out her window and saw them drive off. she then went outside and called for help. this surveillance video capture her streams as a neighbor ran to help. it's terrifying. i don't want to ever happen to anybody. i felt sort of unprotected and not knowing what to do. she thinks her home near foothill road and west las posadas boulevard was picked because she had just turned off her outside lights. her car was in the garage. thi