in those dark days thousands of years ago when the jewish people were scattered from israel, isaiah predicted a brighter future to come, inspired by god he shared this command, signed by light to come. my friends, today, 75 years after declaring independence, israel's light shines brighter than ever before. despite the constant threat of terrorism, israel remains a thriving democracy. israel's economy today is ranked as the fourth best performing economy among developing nations. [applause] x market economy is dynamic and its remarkable people are bursting with talent and ideas. its innovative high-tech sector has rightfully earned the nickname that israel has come of the start. the founder of modern the zionist predicted the rest we will do ourselves. it is a story of survival against the perils of war. it is a story of pioneers fulfilling a sacred promise inspired by a commitment to freedom, family, faith in god. it is a story about making the deserts bloom and building a thriving economy. and it is a story of hope that continues to inspire millions around the world. especially me and my fe

those dark days thousands of years ago when the jewish people were scattered from israel, the prophet isaiah predicted a brighter future to come, inspired by god he shared this command, arise, shine, thy light to come. my friends, today 75 years after declaring independence, israel lights shine brighter than ever before. [applause] >> despite the constant threat of terrorism, israel remains a thriving democracy in the middle east. israel's economy once relied on rationing food and oil, today israel is ranked as the fourth best performing economy among developing nations. [applause] >> it's market economy is dynamic and its remarkable people are bursting with talent and ideas. its innovative high-tech sector has rightfully earned the nickname that israel has, the start-up nation. it was theodore holmes, the founder of modern zionist who predicted give us a piece of land to hold onto and the rest we will do ourselves. was right. the story of israel is a story of survival against the perils of war and terrorism. it's a story of pioneers fulfilling a sacred promise inspired by a commitment to fr

>> that's correct and i think i baptized your son , isaiah and it's good to see you again. >> you as well . >> at sacramento, you are at the n with things that were happening and we have another minute or sothis segment . you are the chair of the pastor's organization ? >> i am the president and ceo of the california association of black pastors. it is an empowerment agency. we advocate not just on behalf of african americans. we understand that in most of the best categories you can name like education and health, we take residence at the bottom. so, our efforts are to empowerment that community and lift them up . we do that with all communities . jewish communities in different faith backgrounds . so, when we celebrate what jesus said to love your neighbor , it's not just your black neighbors or your white neighbors or your educated. it says to love your neighbors . that's what we do. you will often find me and others at the capital advocating on behalf of proposed legislation going forward. it benefits the entireteand 's e ab >> we will come back for the last segment and it is har

congratulations to isaiah fox key to his parents and him.that's a huge accomplishment so excited for their family. we were just super excited and like jake also want hoping to go to the saints and it really is like a dream come true for him, and he always idolized drew brees. growing up number number number nine in college got to wear that in college, and it's really cool. he's going to be teeming with derek carr, former president, state quarterback, another bulldog, so they're going to go together and just really excited for the opportunity. so it's been a whirlwind weekend, and we're just still kind of on cloud nine, but so excited congratulations. congratulations alright, coming up tonight in sports. the warriors keep their season alive, thanks to a dominant performance by steph curry, right, dominant here what curry had to say following the game about his record setting performance. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? fres-

it's important that we kind of put this all into context here when we're talking the 17-year-old, isaiah, he was 9 years old when donald trump entered the equation. he says he remembers being with his grandmother watching one of his early rallies in 2015, 2016. the likes of nikki haley are calling on this new generation of republican leaders, you're seeing right now in some of the early data that some of the youngest voting republicans are those most ardently behind the former president in hopes he gets a shot at the white house. the second young woman, katherine who's a sophomore in college in new hampshire that are looking to potentially a new voice. i want to let you listen to part of our conversations. >> i've seen the trump presidency. i liked how it went. i wouldn't mind having it again. >> former president trump has done a great job with including our generation. he really took advantage of social media, especially during the pandemic, and he allowed our population to get more informed and more involved in politics, which was really great, but now this is a totally new election, a

from isaiah 40:31 that they that wait upon the lord shall renew their strength. they shall mount up with eagles -- wings as eagles, they shall run and not be weary, and they shall walk, not faint. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, after three long years of covid restrictions, on may 12 the united states northern border finally reopens fully to our canadian neighbors. this is a turning point rebuilding the relationships and economies along the u.s.-canadian border. in 19 -- 2019 prior to the pandemic, domestic and international travel spending reached $3.1 billion in my western new york district alone. as we emerge from a global health crisis and celebrate national travel and tourism week, let's seek out opportunities to encourage and ease travel in the united states. this includes adequately funding federal agenc

century, then the monastery was completely ruined and, as the contemporaries of the hegumen wrote, isaiahre fenced and burned with fire. we began to restore our goal already under the first pirate from the romanov dynasty, mikhail fedorovich there are no domes, no, no crosses, but this place is holy to the crossing, basekovo. here, in november 1941, our hero panfilov with bundles of grenades rushed under german tanks, knowing that they die and with the faith that the enemy will not enter moscow , the number of people who come to bow to the feat of heroes over the past year has increased several times with tears in their eyes, people are leaving here. because this is really our history, and here every five earth palettes of blood of our soldiers, volokolamsk ancient buildings here you can not only touch, walk on them. here we are now standing on the defensive rampart of the 13th century in the summer, volokolamsk will celebrate its 888th anniversary as a beautiful city with its own special history. here the center crystallized everything ancient russian people, because three great slavic t

and there was delivered unto him the book of the prophet isaiah.because he has anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. he hath sent me to heal the broken-hearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised, to preach the acceptable year of the lord. and he closed the book and gave it again to the minister and sat down, and the eyes of all them that were in the synagogue were fastened on him. and he began to say unto them, this day is this scripture fulfilled in your ears. this is the gospel of the lord. >> praise be to thee, o christ . ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ o sing praises sing praises unto our god ♪ ♪ o sing praises ♪ o sing praises sing praises unto our king ♪ ♪ sing praises unto our king ♪ ♪ for god is the king of all the earth ♪ ♪ for god is the king of all the earth ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪

. >> reporter: flores was able to rent a tuxedo for isaiah's prom, and elias has the right stuff for soccer. >> seeing that joy on their face when i'm like oh, i can pay for this. >> thank you. >> i like it. >> reporter: a safety net and dignity to direct payments. janet shamlian, cbs news, chicago. >>> the u.s. coast guard is searching for survivors after a learjet goes down off the california coast. california coast. we'll have the ♪♪ open talenti and raise the jar to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to flavors from the world's finest ingredients. and now, from jars to bars. new talenti gelato and sorbetto mini bars. ♪♪ after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. when pain comes for you, comek wit advil liqui-gels. when you really need to sleep. when pain comes for you, you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stoma

we're also joined by isaiah mckinnon, former detroit police of chief., what is the latest in the manhunt? >> reporter: so, lindsey, good to be with you. it has been about 48 hours since we had any sort of press update from the local sheriff's department here or the fbi. they referred us to the social media accounts, speaking of which the last couple of hours there have been a couple of tweets that have come out. i don't know how insightful they have been. what the fbi is saying is they're analyzing hundreds of pieces of information and they posted some pictures out there of officials in front of computers and at mobile command centers. he said it is coming from all over. it is not exactly clear where they gleaned that information. the next tweet, though, it comes after that in their feed says that, quote, francisco oropesa could be anywhere. so after not hearing from the fbi for 16 hours, that was their next tweet. they did say they're coordinating right now with law enforcement officials, not just in the state of texas, but across the border indicating

so i guess it would be if it is isaiah bute, hub holders realizing in detroit the original one. 1 a guess? yeah. so most of time is it a lot of cut to authorize young, dietary deals, or defense and decentralized show we offer unable results. part of the highlight use if you all those days are weapons and our defense achievement protected. you become because it was nice brand new. hi all take into this angry culture, these metadata sector every year, which important more sides, frankly, more and more right. service sector and tourism. so it's really hard to this day this become one of the world's biggest tech project is becoming the biggest decided tourist destination is based on which the google's, in a couple of jobs signal citizens of architecture, the bands into this country. as we're going to build se, unified, so the idea of brothers and so on trying to get your zillow. no, yeah, you should. a saturday use meant that every 2nd, every day darlise from now on this here one of the sort of the darkest republican, you know the answer to a good. so tara tomorrow is so far away. marketing t

i was very fond of these becky all sorts of isaiah females, yes.t is, in general, this culture of the choral evacao is so right. so i loved it very much and participated in a lot of things in those couples, these three voices first reported and then the theme and the guitar, if everything and my guys liked it so much, but they played the guys rolled up, and then, and then it’s their beatles bedlov's favorite songs i sang myself with love, no nosfor, sat down not for sale friends for myself for friends. there have been made. this is a non-commercial project. in general, it could not be commercial by definition. that's when we uh, i bought a tape recorder, uh, channel 16. film and we recorded these songs, which we received after work, while we were straining from the tour and at night immediately to the studio, and we had a base in the hospital for the studio. and there was an assembly hall with the chief. and they recorded it there, here it is in the assembly hall in the microphone. i bought a microphone for everything. that's all there is to it, an

we spoke with off months and getting the assistant secretary general deal that isaiah sion of is that gold page. and he says washes willingness to help as partners in time to glue food in security. extremely important for the is the best cuban, you know, we didn't know. i see for me that we, we are in it for the import as a group. of course countries that's producing more than they need an exposure either. but as a group, when it for import tubs and their rush, oh, oh, i see member countries in terms of trade. zillow, history, for example, in 2021. the, oh, i see group inputted about 27 percent of it. see from russia and 21 percent of the battery from russia. and this is a huge you have to looking over tens of millions of dollars annually. and with the disruptions, the tough into the entire food. so pro, for the supply chain systems. so it's extremely important to keep the goods or where for the lives of and food and technical support can reach the people who are new to the food. so i can see a company here on, on c, as i so more updates to be file. i'll see the come on moving on insi

. >> reporter: flores was able to rent a tuxedo for isaiah's problem. >> it looks like that one. >> reporteruff for soccer. >> seeing that joy on their face when i am like, oh, i can pay for this. >> thank you. >> i like it. >> reporter: a safety net, and dignity, through direct payments. janet shamlian, cbs news, chicago. >> norah: the u.s. coast guard is searching for survivors after a learjet goes down off the california coast. we'll have the details next. metastatic breast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. and lo le yo en tak with anlppreserve quality of life. so you're not just living, you're living well. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. avoid grapefruit during treatment. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of a

could at least publicly float the idea of suspending miramar from the black but also suggest other isaiah and members that even if they don't agree on that, that they should adopt a statement that recognizes that there is a disagreement among the black and that the black needs the help of the rest the world. indonesia says it's working on quiet diplomacy and has met many stakeholders, including the shadow government opposed to the crew to try to resolve the crisis that i've seen offerings on principles of non interference and consensus. so much so that's the whole thing that may have helps move over differences among them, the country. but some analysts argue it's also made it harder to take decisive action when it comes to the regions security. how to 0. lots of asia remains in the grip says the record breaking heat wave over the we can vietnam, reported as high as of a temperature 44 point one degrees celsius authorities of war. and people in town who are provence, to remain in doors and similar warnings and thailand over the past month with band coke reporting. it's also 7 temperature

let both sides unite to heed in all corners of the earth the command of isaiah, to undoy the heavy burdens and let thehe oppressed go free. and if a beachhead of cooperation may push back thef jungle of suspicion, let both sides join in creating a new endeavor, not a new balance of power, but a new world of law, where the strong are just and the weak secure and the peace preserved. all this will not be finished in the first one hundred days. nor will it be finished in the first one thousand days, nor in the life of this administration, nor even perhaps in our lifetime on this planet. but let us begin. [applause] in your hands, my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course. since this country was founded, each generation of americans has been summoned to give testimony to its national loyalty. the graves of young americans who answered the call to service surround the globe. now the trumpet summons uss again, not as a call to bear arms, though arms we need, not as a call to battle, though embattled we are, but a call to bear the burden of a long tw

century, then the monastery was completely ruined and, as the contemporaries of the abbot wrote, isaiahrned with fire. the monastery began to be restored already under the first pirate from of the romanov dynasty of mikhail fedorovich there are no domes, no crosses, but the place is sacred to traveling, basekov. here, in november 1941, our panfilov hero with bundles of grenades threw themselves under german tanks , knowing that they were dying and with faith that the enemy would not enter moscow , the number of people who came to bow to the feat of heroes over the past year had increased several times with tears in their eyes people were leaving from here. because indeed this is our history and here every five palettes of earth are filled with the blood of our soldiers, volokolamsk ancient buildings. here you can not only touch, walk on them. here we are now standing on a defensive rampart of the 13th century. in the summer, volokolamsk will celebrate its 888th anniversary as a beautiful city with its own special history. here they are crystallized. everything is the center of the ancie

saints after being drafted in the second round of the nfl draft, saying select isaiah. basket, he said. he told everybody the saints were the team he wanted to go to the was born and raised in a deac. he attended the lasalle high school in concord, and he's not the only bay area native headed to the new orleans saints. yeah they're happy. that's jake julie haener. he was picked by the saints in the fourth round. this was the moment that julie haener and his family, including his mother, ktvu anchorwoman, julie julie haener heard his name called saturday afternoon. we were cheering to julie haener led fresno state to a conference championship. he joins another former fresno state quarterback on the saints. just kind of putting into words , how much work and time have put into this, and you know how how great my family has been and the people around me that have supported me up to this point, and i really couldn't have asked for a better situation. um you know, i get to learn from derek, one of the best quarterbacks and president state history and you know, hopefully do e

and there was delivered unto him the book of the prophet isaiah.h anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. he hath sent me to heal the broken-hearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised, to preach the acceptable year of the lord. and he closed the book, and he gave it again to the minister, and sat down. and the eyes of all them that were in the synagogue were fastened on him. and he began to say unto them, this day is this scripture fulfilled in your ears. this is the gospel of the lord. praise be to thee, o christ. ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ o sing praises sing praises unto our god ♪ ♪ o sing praises sing praises unto our king ♪ ♪ sing praises unto our king ♪ ♪ for god is the king of all the earth ♪ ♪ for god is the king of all the earth ♪ ♪ of all the earth ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia alleluia ♪ ♪ o sing praises oh sing praises ♪ ♪ alleluia allelui

and that was delivered on to him the bulk of the prophet isaiah. and when he opened the book, he found the place where it's was written. the spirits of the lord is upon me, because he has a knowing to me to preach the gospel to the pool. he has sent me to heal the broken hall to preach deliverance to the captives and recovering assigned to the blind to set at liberty them. but approved to preach the acceptable here of the load. he closed the book and gave it again to the minister and sat down. and the eyes of olden, what in the cynical were false and on him on he began to say unto them this day is the scripture fulfilled in your ear. this is the gospel of the loans that was the thing is the chapels, royal reading the gospel then i believe we were bound to hear the archbishop of the country come to break, give a son and of the this is the reply that we were talking about earlier reflecting the different policies place be connected to more than the person. and to say interesting that it was the right general dame sarah, dean of his majesty's capital.

the leaders of the democratic party the fundamental extreme one because nixon was vulnerable and isaiahwas not. when after someone they thought what's worse than that you have some of these people who are commentators that i nicely call idiots. theyl will tell you material tht makes no sense at all. and one day the exact opposite thing. but back in the day in 1960 you have a bevy of famous colonists, of newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened where as kennedy had these great energetic audiences. nobody was there. and if you sell pictures, kennedy had good audiences. and surprised nixon had good audiences. did nixon happy with that worker's manic? absolutely. and i quote this in the book, goes along to nixon's train in 1960, wearing a wind with kennedy lapel button. how tacky can you get? but yet these people behind the scenes behaved poorly. and to give you my own personal experience, when i taught especially after started writing about richard nixon people would not talk to me. i can apply for grant after grant after grant and have superb grants and get thank you so much, n

to be sure it might be that bad actors like isaiah are able to use platforms like defendants for illegalmetimes terrible ends, but the same could be said of cellphone, email or the internet generally. yet we generally don't think that sfwhinternet has culpabili just by providing their services. and as a result they talk about the family of an american student killed in the paris attacks. the family wanted the supreme court to really take drastic action and declare that section 230 which again for decades has shielded tech companies from liability, they wanted to say that section 230 would no longer apply when social media companies allowed terrorist organizations to post content on their sites. tech companies had warned that if the supreme court went that far, it would really throw the internet into chaos, biof course the supreme court not wading into that debate and really giving tech companies a big win by saying that they do not aid and abet terrorism when all they do is allow groups to post on their sites. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> once labeled the international pariah,

. >> with jazz ensemble, snarky puppy and singer-songwriter isaiah sharkey. the festival is free.t you must reserve a pass on the festival's website. the shows will be held every sunday at 2 in the afternoon until august. 20th tickets for the shows become available one month before the performance for a full list of dates for this summer's performances. go to our website. kron 4 dot com got free as stern grove. and what was it? 300 something. it was feeling this the plus things. that's right. this snarky puppy. haha. no little ad big. yeah. that's it for a bottle rock tonight at and vicki are here with making their concert plans to get you ready for the 9 o'clock. you beat me to it with a snarky to say keys, something all right, guys, you know, coming up. but at the 9 o'clock, a lifesaving technique in san francisco, how the city's department of public health is trying to educate the public about recognizing and responding to an opioid >> overdose. this as the city continues to deal with the fentanyl crisis. plus, a packed house right now in oakland where city officials are hostin

. >> reporter: flores was able to rent a tuxedo for isaiah's prom.tuff for soccer. janet shamlian, cbs news, ishe"t ws" for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. the debt ceiling cliff is getting closer, but president biden says he's optimistic that a deal will get done. he is expected to meet with congressional leaders on tuesday after a weekend of reported progress on negotiations between staff. >>> north carolina governor roy cooper has vetoed legislation that would ban nearly all abortions after 12 weeks. the move sends the bill back to the general assembly, where republicans have vetoproof majorities in both chambers. >>> and tempers flared and benched clears after some trash talk during sunday's game between the phillies and the rockies. phillies star bryce harper and rockiesit jake bird were both ejected from the game. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> bipa

as scripture says, in his law the islands will put their hopes, that isaiah 42. and the people in american samoa truly hope for oversight, accountability and transparency from oia. they want their federal dollars spent wisely, not wasted. my territorial colleagues and i were successful in getting the treasury department to permit the use of hundreds of millions of dollars of funds for much needed hospital and other infrastructure improvements. accordingly, it's essential oia ensures use of the funds for our courts and our education department as these are the key pillars of society that trusted oia to oversee. just yesterday, he had a productive meeting with the director of oia from the senior executive service and i appreciate the rapid and constructive engagement of all of the oia staff and finally i want to congratulate the team and special negotiator on the compact renewals on the fed rated state of micronesia. and hopefully another one for the marshall islands, too. these agreements are crucial for the national security of the united states as the pacific te

among them correctional attendant steven taylor and deputy isaiah corderro of the riverside county sheriff's riverside sheriff chad bianco gave the keynote address, not shying away from going after state leaders. he argues have made california less safe. >> i pray for the day when we no longer at names to this memorial. i also pray for the day that our lawmakers and politicians care more about public safety victims. law abiding residents and law enforcement officers. then they do criminals while he did not name names during a one-on-one interview after his remarks, bianca made clear he's had with state leaders, he says have been light on crime and unfairly tough on law enforcement. what is happening with that with the laws? they're passing the emboldening of criminals. it gets to the point even some of the things that are said in the media that their said in speeches by some of our politicians and i need to make that clear. it's not all >> unfortunately, it's the ones in leadership. something has to be done to put this world this state back in order. >> for now, though, he and others in atte

state department just call them directly to do with the gorbachev called the director and we got isaiah working on this and he did it so the point is, a lot of stuff happened. simon in the book yet so. on.ill be switch appears questions being submitted to us in this one comes from tom parker, the george washington university and tom asked the question a good question, president bush have any regrets about any of his major policy decisions after he left the presidency and so whether you would not only serve him to continue to be friends of his is there anything any regrets, any second thoughts on this decision. >> other than become he was there but i was out of the. >> he was upset with above is happening in afghanistan and not able to create a climate with the debate have institutions of government that would not be effective to tell a man's influence if you will in the world with second-guessing his decision, not to go to baghdad after we liberated kuwait and he was very comfortable with that decision. i admit there were others who kept printed challenging among other and i think you d

her mind went to the book of isaiah chapter 51 out of promises everlasting comfort and salvation. the old testament prophet says this in. listen me you who pursue righteousness. look to the rock from which you were hewn. look to abraham your father. with those words in her mind caroline johnson looked at abraham lincoln. mr. president believe god has union out of iraq for this great and mighty purpose. many been led away from bribes of gold and silver of presence. you have stood firm. you are faithful he will be with you. lincoln was visibly moved by these words. he responded with a few remarks pretty thank you for the beautiful present choking back tears he said you must not give praise to me and ponce to god. douglas used in the white house in 1864.fo as many of you note lincoln was for the public a nomination for president the summer of 1864. as a very bad time for the war effort. i was convinced he would lose his reelection. summon tomato from from the first time douglas showednv up. this time lincoln invites him for the team and sit down together the talk politics for a few m

we have this romantic isaiah or fondles business people. they would never cultivate something that is dangerous and they would never cultivate something. they don't need fittest business people and we shouldn't that them to the business the and we satisfaction to us in any other way, except as the only way that would change is if there is a, a root and branch revolution in the way that we do business and that would need to involve all corporations all over the world because as long as we treat food like a global commodity, we have a very big problem. the and part of that problem is that food will go to the highest bidder and the highest bid or may not be someone that wants to feed you the highest bid, or maybe someone wants to feed your car. this is entirely the wrong way to look at food. food should be food, the reason disease, or what making money profit. it's about the big corporations. it's about any form of the big uniform lens with one called maximum. it's about corporate control. and it's mostly also, economically, it's about interna

among them correctional attendant steven taylor and deputy isaiah corderro of the riverside county sheriff'sice. riverside sheriff chad bianco gave the keynote address not shying away from going after state leaders. he argues have made california less safe. >> i pray for the day when we no longer at names to this memorial. i also pray for the day that our lawmakers and politicians care more about public safety victims. law abiding residents and law enforcement officers. then they do criminals while he did not name names during a one-on-one interview after his remarks, bianca made clear he's had with state leaders, he says have been light on crime and unfairly toughen law enforcement. what is happening with that with the laws? they're passing the emboldening of criminals. >> it gets to the point even some of the things that are said in the media that their said in speeches by some of our politicians and i need to make that clear. it's not all. unfortunately it's the ones in leadership. something has to be done to put this world this state back in order. >> for now, though, he and others in at

she later said it felt like holy spirit and her mind went to the book of isaiah. chapter 51, in which god promises everlasting comfort, salvation to the suffering, the old testament prophets as this listen to me, you who pursue righteousness look to the rock from which you were hewn look to abraham, your father, and with those words in her, caroline johnson looked at abraham and said, mr. president. i believe god has hewn you of a rock for this great and mighty purpose. many have been led away by bribes of gold and silver of presents. but you stood firm because god was with you. and if you are, he will be with you. now, lincoln was visibly moved by these words and he responded a few emotional remarks. he thanked her for the beautiful present. then choking back tears, lincoln said, you must not give praise me. it belongs to god. frederick douglass returned to the white house in august of 1864. as many of you know, lincoln was renominated for the republican nomination for president in the summer of 1864. but the of 1864 was a very bad time for the war effort. and by

a native and former notre dame defensive end isaiah fast ski is now a new orleans st after being draftedthat he was telling everybody he hoped he'd go to the saints. bosque was born and raised in anti aachen attended della sell high school in concord, and he's not the only barrier native headed to the saints. dan pills, jake julie haener was drafted by the saints and the fourth round julie haener surrounded by his family, including his mom, longtime ktvu news anchor julie julie haener. when his name was called saturday morning, julie haener stardom on a vista high school and led fresno state to a conference championship. he joins another former fresno state quarterback derek carr, on the saints. just kind of putting into words, how much work and time have put into this, and you know how how great my family has been and the people around me that have supported me up to this point, and i really couldn't have asked for a better situation. um you know, i get to learn from derek, one of the best quarterbacks and president state history and you know, hopefully do everything i can to learn, gro

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you now science isaiah and gaza city. not across the guys. a border of people in southern israel are also on high alert. building marks has more information on a b, or far as its having people to expect the possibility of rocket 5, where a few miles north of gauze are here and all but essential traffic is being blocked by check points on the major roads. a lot of local schools have been closed, but today's about spouses of kids. at home, people yesterday, dozens of families were told by local authorities moving away from the communities that are close to gaza. and indeed, many of the remaining being told to stay very close to shelters is really media reporting, the prime minister, benjamin this know, who will later today, reassess the situation for these communities in the south of israel. we should expect that for around 5 or 6 pm, local time to hear whether they will lift those measures. but he has said to people in a press conference last night to pay attention to what local authorities are instructing . he was speaking alongside his defen

and speaking of interdisciplinary scholarship, deirdre is the distinguished scholar isaiah chair in liberal thought at the cato institute and professor emerita economics and of history and professor emerita of english and of communication at the university of illinois at, chicago. she previously taught at the university of chicago and the university of iowa, and she is the author of some 24 books, perhaps most notably her bourgeois bourgeois virtues virtue, bourgeois dignity and bourgeois equality, and recently why liberalism works, how liberal values produce fairer, freer, more equal, prosperous world all. please welcome bruce caldwell. david. i'm delighted to be here and delighted to be joined on the podium by dear friend deirdre. so what to say as introduction to this book? i can't give you a summary of hayek's life in 20 minutes, given that the book took me ten years to to write. so what i thought i'd do is just start by my first of all say, why do we need book on hayek? because indeed there are a number of other works on hayek, including one that that i that i wrote myself. and i think

you know, there is this a phrase in estonia isaiah couple kent means family, this is the father and thet it comes from. it depends on what gives her commands. she has such a moment everywhere , you know, you can trace these hats and colors that are ridiculous in suits, they don’t fit, but you know that european politicians stubbornly put them on right now. they have one interesting property, they are very fond of showing how close they are to the people. here it is. i am also very fond of cycling to ride periodically shows itself. well, as much as possible yes in simple clothes to emphasize that well, obviously the family has absolutely no money there. and there is no influence either, and it is generally not limited here. by the way, this is also very symptomatic. kalasa began her political career as a member of the european parliament. that is, she immediately made it clear that she was defending not the national interests of the country, but some global interests for the first time. and this is a liberal party, what's interesting? i just carefully read the program provisions of this

. >> i know him and isaiah mispronounces now congressman omar, where congressman omar. s >>cl there you go. god love you . i'm not supposed to get inm not trouble for saying this, butsur you look beautiful ithn the resume aid. ll where'sy. the congresswoman? >> there you are.are. okay, so to you, i don't know why he wanted the job, man. i appoint all those federal judges, but, you know, thank you for serving marketing. you want to come and make to co a speechmm? hush. >> i shop boy. as my mother would say, you know, the quorum teaches that one of his highest signs is the creation of heavention o and earth and the diversitf y of our languages and colors. >> hush up, boy. >> if a trump or a republican said it, what would it b be exactly? re all right, now just look at aloe that clip alone.. do you think that guy is really capable of serving yet anotherat four years? >> oh, all right. i have an active crowd tonight . everyone's rowdy on a monday. all right. now let's turn to anotherght, w scandal brewine g insideeveryo the biden white house.mond inay testimony, the former

thank you for joining us and isaiah promised if you would like to attend t berg wine and food experienceek and sta. the festival showcases the region's farmers, growers, winemakers and chefs. tickets are available online and a reminder of portion benefits, farm workers and their families. very important. thank you, sal. coming up on mornings onto the nine. a summertime tradition returns to mornings onto. we cannot wait for this. we're hitting the road for more zip trips than ever before, will reveal our first stop and what to expect, starting just i came here to find love. but instead, i found a best friend. señor snuffles, you stole my sock, and now you've stolen my heart. will you accept this milk-bone as a symbol of my love? ♪ more dog ♪ (dog bark) new guidelines for children, parents and others on healthier ways to use it. the epa's report says using social media is not inherently beneficial or harmful to young people, but that it can impact their offline lives. that's why the 10 recommendations addressed the content children view on social media how they interact with others, as wel

but at the same time, the un particularly after d calling isaiah sion in the 1970s where the 3rd world states were now present on the scene. the un has been a vital, a vital, a place for the palestinian people to affirm their existence of as a people their rights under international law. and that's why the resolutions passed by the general assembly. but still, they may seem are extremely important because they see the political contours of what is regarded as legitimate and international law. the international court of justice, for instance, is also now seized of a question put before it by the general assembly and december last year, asking the court of justice for its opinion on the lead legal status of israel's continued presidency unoccupied. palestine that is meant to be a temporary circumstance, that international law, but they've been there for 56 years. and as you mentioned, rightly are running rough shod over the rights in the policy and people. so there, there are, there is a value added to international law just requires pre tiffany and finding those avenues of what can be p

just not as optimistic at the moment about the country's economy and stocks in general, especially isaiahsonally and professionally have gone to the last three decades in japan. the shrinking and aging society not be able to support the strong demand that we are expecting, and at the same time it takes some time to figure out if the changes are actually taking effect. we talked about inflation now and if wage hikes are actually going to sustain. earlier boj did mention that the wage hikes might not be a key goal, so things like that avenue japanese investors also worried if we are going to with the 2% inflation to be a sustainable inflation that we are looking forward to. at the same time, corporate changes, are japanese companies actually able to make fundamental changes in a short amount of time? that is a question we are still looking at. we have share buybacks and dividend hikes. those are short terms. when it comes to profit stability, it really takes time to become convinced that there are changes happening. david: that is a very good point to bring up. in fact, is this typical that

. >> reporter: kelsey elizondo and isaiah wright hoped their prememorial day vacation would be a money-savere feeling the pinch of vacation inflation. >> how expensive it is to fly. now it's crazy. we've traveled a lot prior to kids, and we felt like we could go anywhere, even on a budget. >> reporter: but with their 1-year-old and 4-year-old in tow, the costs added up fast. how much more did you spend, do you think? >> i'd say almost double. >> yeah, i'd say probably another -- probably another $2,000 more than we thought. >> reporter: in april, airfare jumped 2.7% from march, while it's down slightly from last summer, it's nearly 10% higher than it was before the pandemic. hotels are up 3.5% from last year, and up 15% from 2019. car rentals will likely be cheap their summer, down 11% from last year, but remain 51% higher than four years ago. >> vacation inflation is huge this summer. we're seeing high demand in travel, and with that, we're seeing high prices. >> reporter: sally french tracks vacation inflation for nerd wallet. >> so people should expect to pay more for their travel than th

it was isaiah t. montgomery who led the founding of mound bayou in 1887. vernilla was born in 1923 and grew up in this all black town. she went to school, church, participated in community activities, and was taught values by her parents that have guided her life to this day. she married winston l. glass and she and her late husband, migrated from mississippi to detroit, michigan, in 1947 where they created for themselves very productive lives. . raised seven highly educated and accomplished children. and after retiring from her nursing career, bernetta increased her volunteer activities at her church, the community center, the charles h. wright museum of african-american history, the detroit symphony orchestra, senior citizen centers and other places of interest. understanding the value of electoral politics and the civil rights movement, for many years, bernetta worked as judge of elections. she's grandmother to more than 50 grand and great-grandchildren, and enjoys visits from friends and family. she also loves music and gardening and is a superb scrabb