they do that physically in huntsville. they can also export that virtually.for training opportunities. to minimize on travel resource dollars. to hawaii or to europe and his other locations. they've also tailored a bite side training you see online is to somewhat complicate things into the five minutes. there's a couple how to read up odometer, how to do testing of your fire extinguishers. how to onboard people in your organization. 18000 requests last year that were met. training special meant for individual peoples of our teams. we are continuously using our data in a people analytics to look at one of the skills? we bring on new people that are new employees need to be able to advance from new employee and apprentices to journeyman and mark sprints team members. motive looked at their chief of engineer what is the health of our project delivery teams? these teams are delivering meg up multibillion-dollar construction projects out there. we onboard we do not have the same skill set. the training they need the right time. and then to be all they can be does

they became numerous in huntsville that in july. of 1862, general don carlos samuel sent a message to lincoln's war department saying, i to organize the alabama volunteers. that's what he called them into their own regiment and to show that this was a serious undertaking. they assigned captain bank id from the new york very important new york recruiting office office of the union army to come to alabama and take command. so this this was, again, the irony. these these people are missing from alabama history except in terms of being insulted for the most part, their military record was dismissed being of no distinction. and yet, within a matter months, they'd come to the attention. abraham lincoln, who was so engaged with them that reprimanded the first alabama commander executing a deserter. lincoln did not like these drumhead court martials. they came to grant's attention as very effective fighters in it, in fencing off nathan bedford forrest from natchez which was about to fall to union and and came to the attention of sherman who

company out of australia and they said we are moving one of her big manufacturing plants in the huntsville alabama three or 400 jobs, it is somewhat president trump has already made a huge difference, he is not even been sworn into office, they say undersea was happening in a country. >> using companies even adversaries get in line ahead of his return to the white house, i would get your take on the america first energy policy, that is set to make a comeback under trump who is going to set the keystone pipeline under day one the 1200-mile project was halted back in 2021 by president biden on his first day in offi office, it would deliver more than 800,000 barrels of canadian crude oil to the u.s. every day if completed trump's new picture energy secretary chris wright calling a cornerstone of energy dominance, do you expect us to have a big impact on the growth that you are referring to. >> people don't need to expect me obviously when they close this pipeline down and they knew it was going to knock back a couple of years you have to have inspection to put people back to work and new perm

colonial raising left behind a trail of blood and wounds that canyon nation has not recovered from huntsville. now, the the in 1960, the americans launched the huge bellwether operation. documents most of the, of the reading found that way online. the us army chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the dugway proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing techniques designed to permit the quantity of evaluation of into a logical munitions. these tests form the basis for developing offensive biological weapons. no withstanding that in april 1972, the us britain and the soviet union assigned to conventions strictly prohibiting such developments and many ca, seamless money and support this i need come against people village school, but that's in the model you see in utah seems the put the she or say she can wait for the use of the billing scalable authority of tickets. the full may end an easy and health minister city if idea of us who potty trying to find out what was going on in the mysterious number to us lab opened in her countr

colonial regime left behind a trail of blood and wounds that canyon nation has not recovered from huntsville. now, the the in 1960, the americans launched the huge bellwether operation. documents most of the, of the reading found that way online. the us army chemical, coal research and development combined in june 1960, directed the dugway proving ground utah to investigate and develop into more logical field testing technique.

but they do that physically in huntsville. they can also export that virtually for training opportunities. they also are willing to travel to locations in order to minimize on travel resource dollars. so they'll export a class to hawaii or europe to get after a number of our employees in those other locations. they also have training sessions that are like those youtube videos to learn how to do maybe somewhat complicated things in two to five minutes. and i went on, there's a couple on how to read a posonometer, how to do a testing of your fire extinguishers, to how to onboard people in your organization. so we had 18,000 requests last year that were in that training sessions that were met for individual people of our team. and we are continuously using our data and our people analytics to look at what are the skills, as we bring on new people, that are new employees -- our new employees need to advance from new employees and apprentices to journeymen to more experienced team members. what we have looked at, what is the healt

. >> we make a lot of weapons in alabama and in huntsville we have defense contractors.ld but the best military is not spending money on other countries giving money away but recruiting the best young men and women and training them and giving them the best to defend the country. >> laura: senator, is always great to see you my friend. joe biden wants to end the end of his presidency with -- by green lighting long-range weapons, the senator referencing it could hit inside fresh appearance the commander in chief with staggering staggering stupidity with dangerous territory. we already know that putin has said previously about this type of aggressive move then out kremlin spokesperson says the move is adding fuel to the fire and provoking further esca escalation. he wants these strikes are not going to be carried out by ukraine but by the countries giving permission for them. joining us now, missouri senator, josh hawley. senator, putin when on the record today and said the same thing. are you concerned this will increase the chances that he is going to move forward and pu

we bought an existing shopping center, huntsville, alabama, we got fourth quarter of 2023 that now we'vepart of us and we think that's a business we can expand into. as you said, our balance sheet is positioned for growth. >> congrats. >> thanks for being with us. have a happy holiday season. >> thank you very much. >> let's knock it around a little bit here. what's interesting to me is here's a company, stephen's company, that has gone through a pandemic, a transition to online shopping. a lot of people go online. but people still want to go out. they want to hunt. they want to find things. they want to touch things. and that, to me -- and they want to find bargains. >> there's a couple things. you mentioned the pandemic that were brought to the forefront in that pent up demand for experience. he spoke to that, having it be -- i think that younger demographic. >> food and drink, food and beverage. >> exactly. thought to not have the discretionary spend power. being able to anchor around them you have a longer tenant, sorry a longer consumer that's going to grow into that business along

his first term, president elect donald trump ordered space command moved from colorado springs to huntsvilleresident joe biden reversed trump's decision. president trump selected alabama because it was the best place. >> when it came down to national security bama senator katie britt says her state has world-class aerospace capabilities. the rockets that took astronauts to the moon were built in the colorado springs. chamber of commerce says space command 450 million dollars a year to the local economy. what's in the best interest of colorado is also what's required for our national security. colorado representative jason crow says the state's workforce is its strength. >> colorado data shows it has the highest number of aerospace employees per capita in the country. we cannot risk losing those highly skilled workers with the move and then having to rebuild that over 45 year period. representative mike rogers told alabama radio fm talk 106, 0.5 president elect trump plans to move space command to alabama during his first week in office in washington. i'm today some lot. still ahead on kron,

states turns from democrat blue to republican, red, high stakes, and the biggest game in town. huntsville valley and the bustle ground state of north carolina where the race could not be tied to democrats. feeling increasingly confident in this traditionally republican stronghold. because the poles have both candidates, pretty much neck and neck with a not margin of error. lots to talk about here. everything from a huge evangelical population to a bush and access to roll on the 1st to the response to hurricane haley. 16 electoral college votes up for grabs. they can get pretty crucial to either side if they have any hope of reaching the white house. a mike had on the battle ground state of pennsylvania. it has 19 electro college boats on offer the most of any of the swing states. together with michigan on wisconsin, it forms the blue roll of the states which it candidates has got to win if he or she wants to become the next president of the white house and statistics here. instructive back in 2016, donald trump, one both the popular vote and the electoral college vote. with just over 6100

his first term, president elect donald trump ordered space command moved from colorado springs to huntsvilleen reversed trump's decision. president trump selected alabama because it was the best-placed when it came down to national security. alabama senator katie britt says her state has world-class aerospace capabilities. the rockets that took astronauts to the moon were built in the colorado springs chamber of commerce says space command adds 450 million dollars a year to the local economy. what's in the best interest of colorado is also what's required for our national security. colorado representative jason crow says the state's workforce is its strength. >>colorado data shows it has the highest number of aerospace employees per capita in the country. we cannot risk losing those highly skilled workers with a move and then having to reveal that over 45 year period, representative mike rogers told alabama radio fm talk 106, 0.5 president elect trump plans to move space command to alabama during his first week in office in washington. i'm today some lot. several cities across the country pr

he later became an instructor at the red stone arsenal in huntsville, alabama, preparing the next generation to protect our national security. ricardo retired from the military in 1999 after 23 years of service, but his commitment to what america stands for doesn't end there. ricardo wanted to continue serving his fellow man. after committing his life to christ, ricardo became a missionary so that he could spread hope to those in need all around the world. nouri car dough takes -- now he takes multiple trips a year to guatamala with his two daughters. he credits the training he received as a marine for preparing him to withstand the tough conditions that he experiences on his mission trips. ricardo's lifelong dedication to serving others is an example to all of us. thank you, ricardo. i'd also like to recognize senior chief petty officer wayne weeks of geneva, alabama. wayne was motivated to join the u.s. navy by his four uncles who served in world war ii. one of wayne's uncles lost his life just four days after turning 21 years old during the allied invasion of italy. wayne recalls attendin