insurance liability insurance bought a actually a paper round open kids with goals unlimited in hopewell, virginia, just before the pandemic. the timing was terrible, but she resisted closing even as enrollment dropped. loans and personal credit cards kept things going. but with no profit coming in, brown was forced to work a 2nd job as a nurse working overnight hours. i'll leave here 5 pm. go home, my kids up, my husband. take a shower, go to my nighttime job. that's a 30 hour work day. i try to go in my car to take a power net. come back in. i am did or brown says she was relieved when rescue money came from congress. i know when we 1st got the check. oh, so happy cuz i know what those payments will end at september 30th and experts of warrant an estimated $70000.00 daycare. so close parents will leave the labor force and the us economy could contract by an estimated $10000000000.00. if congress or the by the administration doesn't act 3200000 children could lose their child care, we think that people are going to have to pay high prices, that they won't be able to afford that provider

2000 years, a series of earthen mounds crafted into precise shapes, his line, the landscape, the hopewell, ceremonial earthworks are the lingering vestiges of the hope will culture. now being considered as a unesco world heritage site. these aren't the walls of cities or the fortifications, the enclosed ceremonial places. um, also the astronomical alignments. in the context of indigenous civilizations, those relate to aligning or thoughts with the cosmos. nestled among the midwestern trees and foreigner, or a series of geometric shapes, the great circle in octagon in newark, the massive square at mountain city. and the scattered forms of fort ancient. the entrance to the circle in octagon at the newark earthworks points to a spot on the horizon where the moon rises at its northern most point, every 18.6 years. they might not be as high as the pyramids or as famous as stonehenge. but archaeologists and historians believe because of their geometric precision, the astronomical knowledge it took to make them in their massive scale the hopewell . earthworks deserve equal recognition. most of d

geometric precision, the astronomical knowledge it took to make them in their massive scale the hopewell earthworks deserve equal recognition. most it is only to have been preserved, but modern life is reason around with roadways through ancient embankments and a golf course soon to be close to preserve the historic side where weekend hackers rule golf cards over sacred mounts, bread, ruby and archaeologist for the national park service says the earthworks were a gathering place for native americans from all across north america. if you were here 2000 years ago, this would have been a multi lingual, multi ethnic place, a very cosmopolitan place with different languages. many different peoples gathered here for ceremony conservation is a global recognition, will lead to better appreciation by travelers in that will lead to greater funding and preservation of a pre historic landscape surrounded by the modern world. john henry and l g 0, newark, ohio. and that's it. for me, whether is next then inside story looks at the french government's new classroom. ben, on clothing that's considered r

geometric precision, the astronomical knowledge it took to make them in their massive scale the hopewell . earthworks deserve equal recognition as most of the designs have been preserved. but modern life is risen around them with roadways through entering and banquets and a golf course soon to be close to preserve the historic side where weekend hackers rule golf carts over sacred mounts. brit ruby, an archaeologist for the national park service, says the earthworks were a gathering place for native americans from all across north america. if you were here 2000 years ago, this would have been a multi lingual, multi ethnic place, a very cosmopolitan place with different languages and many different peoples gathered here for ceremony. conservation is a global recognition, will lead to better appreciation by travelers in that will lead to greater funding and preservation of a pre historic landscape surrounded by the modern world. john henry and l g 0. newark, ohio. hi natural is spelled as j laura. thank you very much. the transferred window closes in many of your top leaks in the next few

this furnace was erected. 1761 at hopewell pencil virginia. in what is now a national historic site administered by the national park service. iron produced was cast into cannon and other war material used by george washington's continental troops. the furnace, some 35 feet high, was charged through this open port at the top. the charge consisting of charcoal iron ore and limestone, while in the top of the furnace and basket drawn carts such as this. the limestone was used to remove impurities from the iron and a blast of air forced into the furnace at the bottom through an air duct or twitter twitter power for the air blast was supplied by a waterwheel operating huge air pumps set above it. through a hole in the casting arch. the iron was tapped twice a day and about 25 tons a week was produced. the molten iron run into molds because of a family resemblance to a saw heard suckling pigs. this was called pig iron. however, of the iron used during colonial days was being produced by processes very similar to the primitive of heating iron ore in

the hopewell ceremonial earth works was also added in the netherlands, the royal planetarium, the oldestld, joined the sites. and a site in india is officially added >>> arabile, good morning. >> good morning, guys. you're talking about instacart here who of course i of course pri their business, to send shoppers into grocery stores and get items for us at home it does mark a big change. the first venture capital company backed by venture capitalist to launch on the nasdaq since 2021. the share price managed to gain as much as 43% in that initial trading picture yesterday. initially, it was at $30 a share, the price it launched at, going all the way up to $42 a share. valued at $42 billion u.s. problem is, it did fall off. by the end of the trading day it did close up 12%, however, not as much in gainess but a very go debut. >> we will see what it continues to do, arabile, thank you. >>> still to come, a swifty treasure hunt, a scavenger hunt causes google to have a meltdown >>> plus no rude boys here we finally have details about rihanna's newest bundle of joy your entertainment news is

2000 years, a series of earthen mounds crafted into precise shapes have lined the landscape the hopewell. ceremonial earthworks are the lingering vestiges of the hope will culture . now being considered as a unesco world heritage site, these aren't the. busy of cities or the fortifications in close ceremonial places. um, also be astronomical alignments. in the context of indigenous civilizations, those relate to aligning or thoughts with the cosmos. nestled among the midwestern trees and foreigner, or a series of geometric shapes. the great circle in octagon in newark, the massive square at mountain city, and the scattered forms of fort ancient. the entrance to the circle in octagon at the newer girth, works points to a spot on the horizon where the moon rises at its northern most point. every 18.6 years, they might not be as high as the pyramids, or as famous as stonehenge, but archaeologist and historians believe because of their geometric precision, the astronomical knowledge it took to make them in their massive scale the hopewell earth works deserve equal recognition. most of design

this is the marina and hopewell virginia. the local river overflowed, causing concern for both that had been docked. some cars were left behind in the damage. ophelia is forecast to passed into the delmarva peninsula today which is between delaware and virginia. >>> good news when we look at the smoke situation today, we will clear it out and watch the stronger westerly flow take the bulk of the smoke and move it that way. on monday, a front comes through with a little bit of rain and gets rid of all of it. there is no spare the air today. the first time we can say that since tuesday. if we take a look at the marine layer, it is out there. we are waking up to that layer cake . the marine layer which is hazy, the low clouds will melt back by late afternoon but the high clouds will show up today. it will look a bit hazy and you will have high clouds and underneath all of that, daytime highs will be well below average today. we go to the mid and upper 70s for the inland valleys. and the north bay you go to 74. 72, redwood city.

identical twins from hopewell, virginia these two have been best friends since birth. >> those are greate leslie jones is live in studio 1a. she has this hilarious book out. >> is it going to rain all day >> it will get better. >> it always gets better at some point. >> we'll see you after a check of your local news and weather and these messages good morning. i'm marcus washington. benjamin netanyahu is now in the bay area where he is meeting with tech titan elon musk. this is in the wake of recent controversy generated ever since musk performed twitter with some civil rights groups accuse musk of allowing anti-semitism to flourish. protestors gathered ahead of netanyahu's arrival. some say that they were standing with their country to show the with their country to show the prime minier the laws feating st we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has

i represent a lot of those communities, like hopewell, as you know, has a number of chemical plants that have repeated violations of epa rules. and you and i exchanged correspondents around that. i want to follow up on representative lee's question about how the epa is empowering the communities that are affected by repeated toxic chemical exposure or an over abundance of projects in their area that lead to more pollutants. if there's anything else you'd like to add to your answer to her or more importantly, tell us how congress can help, you do your job to give these voiceless communities a voice and a seat at the table. >> thank you for that. i can say that congress has done an excellent job in the inflation reduction act, awarding $3 billion for environmental justice projects. that is one way money is talking and actually will bring people to the table with resources and the technical capabilities to not just be at the table, but participate in the conversations. listen, i said from day one that epa will use its full enforcement authority where we see people cheating and violating, es

of the worst health outcomes i represent a lot of those communities like charles city county or hopewell. which as you know has a number of chemical plants that have repeated violations of epa rules. you and i have exchange correspondence aroundts that. i wanted to follow-up on represented leaves the question about epa is empowering by repeated toxic chemical exposure. or an overabundance of projects in the area that leads to more pollutants. if there's anything else you like to add or more importantly tell us howow congress can help you do your job to give these voiceless communities a voice i the theater the table. >> thank you for that. i can say congress is done an excellent jobss in the inflation reduction act for environmental justice projects. that is when weight money is talking it will actually bring people to the table with a resource of the technical capabilities i have said from day one epa will use full enforcement authority we see people cheating and violating e especially committees or disproportionate impact of her we would track record thatrd represents that pro-gun jour