at the same time jacobs does a lot of design and engineering for advanced semi conductor plans. isn't that what the government has with the heavily subsidized chips act? unfortunately, it's in a serious down turn however, jacobs says they haven't seen much softening from the climent base and it hasn't slowed at all i find all this very encouraging but what about the much weaker than expected backlog this past quarter? most comes down to currency fluct fluctuations the backlog was 5% year over year it would have been over 8%. plus, gearing up for major projects next year put it together and i think the s selloff is giving a nice buying opportunity. it has truly powerful secular growth drivers you'll hear a lot about how these huge government spending packages could be a night mare from an inflation perspective and yes, if you're worried about inflation this makes the fed's job more difficult but when congress throws a pile of money at any industry, it's good news for stocks like jacobs solutions this is interesting. this flows down to new core and va kin materials here is the bot

jacob: that has been an issue. the way covid policy is interpreted at a local level is always difficult, changing. you could argue there has been a softening in the way policy is implemented. china reading those tea leaves is very difficult as an investor. it's more of out a mind shift towards, it's the economy that matters. these protests probably highlight the urgency of refocusing on a growth policy, as opposed to the reform policy we have had the last couple of years. tom: i know you look at geopolitics as well, so this is a broader question. there is an argument that this reminds investors and those looking at geopolitics in the region that china has domestic issues. the idea that it will go after taiwan in the short-term is nonsex tickle -- nonsensical. jacob: the idea of a hot war on taiwan is a very low probability. for all sorts of different reasons. but it does not mean geopolitically the u.s. and china will continue to compete. it is more of a multi-polar world we live in, and other em 's will benefit. t

jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. keating, ms. bonamici, mr. phillips and mr. khanna, those members will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin and these members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lahood of illinois, mr. lahood will vote yes on senate bill 3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. peltola, they will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> smeb mr. gooen and mr. barbarino, they will vote y

so for both of you, you in particular jacob . before you even do that you've been podcasting forhow long ? >> we started at slate in 2004 so the right at the beginning and as with a lot of newer technology the initial wave of enthusiasm which there was about podcasting in 2003 2004 little trivia quiz item i'll give you, twitter was founded as a podcast. it was supposed to be a podcast directory . podcasts they thought would be so big that they were going to need something, we still kind of needed to sort out what podcasts were good and like a lot of the things bill gates released some version of this and people overestimate the amount of change that happens in two or threeyears but underestimate the amount of change for 10 years . podcasts didn't take off in a lot of ways, 10 years later they came roaring back rent a lot of people tied to serious but at slate we've been making them the whole time because they were fun, we weren't making for the most part of revisionist history type podcasts that you know, are a narrative and do a

let me introduce jacob weisberg michael lynton and malcolm gladwell all see you out there afterward. >> thank you. [applause] >> seven years ago -- we now have gone up what everybody is describing is the golden age of audio. the questions i have is what i call prime podcasts. why are there so many prime podcasts? >> jacob, you go first. >> well i think in any new mediumam familiar genres take a foothold first and crime novels the first paperback novels the inexpensive literature a lot of mystery and crime thrillers. it's a genre that has key aspects of the storytelling with the cliffhanger endings the suspense. obviously violence. there is the subject that people are inherently fascinated with. we don't turn nose even though sometimes we are known as the highbrow podcast company. we don't turn up our. we are just trying to figure out how to do versions of this with real value. the thing that's worthy about the true crime proxies -- podcast genre as a side side note if any of you have watched only mergers in the building it was fantastic satire of culture through crime podcastna that

where he's talking about jacob's father. and joe says of their father that i know him better now than when he alive is as someone who recently lost my own father is one of the most incredibly moving things. and i realized there's great truth in that that when people close to you. die. you have an opportunity to reflect on who they are and with the passage of time you reflections grow. more and more in some cases profound and so there's a group of people. who are still life who remember tom bradley and whose reflections are as a result? incredibly valuable. he's been gone for 20 years. but so there's that you had that circle. and then you have tom bradley himself left all these tapes of there's there are. 20 30 hours of more than that of oral histories. he left which i swear no one has listened to except me at this point or people connected with our project because we were the first to like digitize the tape which means if someone listened to the ad and listen to them in years, so it's just sitting there like one of so, this

a top south african court says medical parole granted to form a president, jacob zoom. it was unlawful, a rational and unconstitutional adding that he should be returned to prison. last year, the room was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before a corruption inquiry. the hero was released on medical parole after serving 2 months to meet the miller reports from johannesburg. supreme court of appeal has made it clear that former prisoner jacob zoom was released on medical, parole was unlawful. there remains a number of questions around exactly what happens next. the supreme court has also said that while it has said to that to medical parole is unlawful. it is up to correctional services. the commissioner specifically to determine whether or not the time that the former president spent out of prison on that medical role count towards he sentence. so it's not clear whether not the former president will immediately return to prison. and also they all chances that he does have a number of a legal options on hand in terms of trying to challenge that latest judgme

after a series of rocket attacks, south africa's appeals court orders for the president, jacob's zoom of back to prison after declaring his medical parole illegal. and on day 2 of the world cup england have made a very strong saturday campaign with a 6 to victory of iraq. ah, a magnitude 5.6 earthquake has reportedly killed more than 160 people in indonesia rescue work as a racing against time to look for survivors trapped under heaps of rubble. hundreds of people are injured. the pi center was near the town of challenger and wis java from jakarta. jessica washington reports wounded in days. these are some of the people injured when a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck their town in west java, while some seek treatment at a hospital. others are waiting for news of their loved ones. this footage, posted on social media, shows the aftermath at a boarding school and authorities, se potentially thousands of houses are damaged. communications in the affected areas are disrupted, and many roads are also blocked. ah, there is still an area that has not been evacuated, which is manguno because t

in 6 months, south africa's top called says the medical corolla for president jacob summa was unlawful. the beautiful game begins, ecuador, take the 1st web of the world cup over host, cough and why strike a sandy oman is revered in this home village in senegal. ah, rescue teams are searching for survivors after a shallow earthquake strike in the knees is main island. the magnitude $5.00 quake was centered around the west. java province, least 14 people have been killed. shaking was felt as far away as the capitol jakarta were tall. buildings swayed for several minutes. official say, buildings and houses are damaged. joining us on the line from jakarta is jessica washington. so jessica, what are we hearing about the aftermath of this quake? well, sammy, this is still very much a developing situation. the quick straw it around 620 gmc, so around 120 local time. and as you mentioned, the magnitude of, according to local authorities of 5.6 at a depth of 10 kilometer. so the significance here is not so much the magnitude which is relatively compared to quakes into these has experience in t

a top south african court has ruled former president jacob zuma should go back to prison.cal parole granted to him was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional. last year he was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before a corruption inquiry. released on medical parole after serving two months. reporting now from johannesburg. >> the supreme court of appeal has made it clear that former president jacob zuma's release on medical parole was unlawful. if there remains a number of questions around exactly what happens next. the supreme court has also said that while it has said that medical parole is unlawful, it is up to correctional services, the commissioner specifically, to determine whether or not the time that the former president spent out of prison on that medical parole counts towards his sentence. so it's not clear whether or not the former president will immediately return to prison. and also, there are chances that he does have a number of legal options on hand in terms of trying to challenge that latest judgment, that latest order by the supreme court

everything was at stake for harry jacobs.you know, it's amazing to me with these writers of narratives could do i mean can make beautiful art as their hands are shackled, you know, almost literally they're still making making art of their lives a necessity. so can we talk about the passing of this question? i think i want to hear what everyone has to say. can we can we can we enter harry jacobs into conversation? into a conversation that includes beyonce? or is there really unbroken line? and then even more broadly, you know, can we talk broadly about black women's experience. i know this is the kind of you know, you know, this is a little bit wild, but seemed to me to be running through the question asking of both of you as we're talking, thinking what the call to say about about freedom. what is burning to say about freedom not only in what we're writing about thinking about, but in your own work. you know, nicole, when you talked about that maybe is a roadblock and pushing through you know what? so are we free, you know, t

i called for jay jacob's resignation a year ago and i still hold that position. let's put this question to sochie nnaemeka, the director of the new york working families party. that is a line on the ballot. you could vote for, for example, if you wanted to vote for governor hochul again, could vote on the democratic nine or you could vote for her on the working families line. sochie nnaemeka, if you can address what aoc is pointing to, the legacy of andrew cuomo and big money, donors, and lobbyists who still control the democratic party of new york. >> good morning. series of failures and failed strategies at the state level the result in an election that does not have to be disclosed. the civil member talks about the origin story of cuomo's failed districting -- lead to low participation general election. [indiscernible] ultimately, the top of the ticket is not performing at a high level, it is impossible at the down ballot level. republicans taking seats across long island, upstate new york. there a failed strategy. it is a crisis of democracy. unless you are e

the former president jacob zoom was unlawful. it is yet to rule on whether he will return to jail. zoom, received a 15 month sentence for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry a china is baffling. a surgeon cove 19 infections. it's reported 3 deaths the 1st and 6 months . a 5 day lockdown has been imposed in parts of guam ju, while schools are being shut across beijing. patrick flop reports for the situation in china is getting more serious and warm. joe, just across the board from here in hong kong authorities ordered a 5 day locked and, and by your district that the city's largest district, they also suspended in restaurant dining and some entertainment venues. in 10, her district, the main financial districts informed joe and gone. jo remains the center of john is at break, but flareups are getting worse in other parts of the country as well, including in the capital, beijing which reported just under a 1000 new cases. on monday authorities there have advise people to stay at home after having done so already of the we

jacob yes, of course, to pass.ome on, his execution is ours. car, we learned that i almost committed a big sin by deciding on the operation. i met these doctors when i called an ambulance myself on saturday on saturday belong on this earth to you performed the duties assigned to you. you thought about your life. no, jacob will fall apart without you. do you remember 1999, when you went down the bag with a grenade and saved everyone who was in the synagogue? therefore, you must keep what the creator has given you, you must allow the doctors to take you to the hospital. this will be my word, do you want to listen or not? thanks . hello. i thought you were sleeping. this is what she sees. i have a problem are you the only person who knows my situation? i have maxim bones. so it's not good at all. he after shifts watched with me. in general, i decided to protect. me. mom saw him at the entrance and invited him to tea at the table. while the kettle well, he was tired after a day. well, this is all understandable problem

so harriet jacobs a very different situation. also laboring under a need to keep it together.ing was at stake with what we saw for justice jackson. it's amazing to me what the narratives could do they can make beautiful art as literally their hands are shackled they're still making art, art with their lives out of necessity. want to hear what everyone has to say. can we intro to the conversation that includes beyoncÉ? is there really an unspoken line and more broadly can we talk broadly about black experience? this is a little bit wild. seems to me the question i'm asking is to both of you as we are talking what is it say about freedom? not only were writing out and thinking about but in your own work. nicole in yourt talked about ad pushing through it. are we free to speak as we want to? i'm aware that brittany you have faced tremendous from the internet. but does that hamper your freedom? do you know what i'm talking about? that's what i want to hear about. >> let me look back and say it this way, i didn't say the conversations about controlling images don't matter but i am

why the release of former south african president, jacob zooming, has been rules on laws and dutch dreams come true. the netherlands opened their work up, been in contact with the decisive win over synagogue. ah hello, i'm pleased to say that the weather's quieting down now crosses eastern parts of you are certainly up towards a northeast corner where we saw that really heavy reco breaking november snow. just around western and new york, the wind started to come in for more of a south west the direction, so that is a mile to direction. that will help with the thor. with the clear up operation, you see temperatures now getting above freezing in toronto in ottawa, 6 some 6 celsius there for new york, maybe an 8 in d. c. with those winds coming in from that milder direction. clear skies also pushing through as well, but we still want to to showers just around when she showers around lake superior main area for the snow though through tuesday, that is going to be across the western side of canada. that may be just spilling down across the pacific northwest for a time even that should just gra

so coming up, south africa's top court says the medical parole of former president jacob zoom was unlawful. a surgeon covered 19 cases in china. it's reporting the 1st deaths from the virus, and 6 months we delight tinge to with despair. star studied opening ceremony, i should in the 1st phase for world cup in the middle east. but house cut i couldn't keep the magic alive on the page. going down to nail to i could or in the 1st game was our been ga reports. the 10 a symbol of our culture. ah, a miracle of artists, music color and applause. the weight is over for one of the sporting world's most and dissipated championships. ah, the football world cups opening ceremony watched by 1000, you'll find that trotter and millions of people across the globe. i heard something new, not just music, but also called to celebrate the 1st world cup of the post code 19 era. the 1st in the mid least, the 1st posted by emerson country, ah, the traditionally popular sport, not just united nations across the globe, but also the people of putting and it's rulers. so why are some or nurse people have all origin

on the agenda, indonesian president, jacob widow has been welcoming the leaders russian foreign minister saga ladbroke is attending the summit in place of president vladimir putin. russia's come in for international criticism of its invasion, which was caused economic disruption and fees of an energy and food crisis in much of the world date of these se i should. bureau chief key of matters is at the g. 20 summit in bali where the russian president is not jacob widowed. i tried in vain gale to get vladimir putin to attend what the leaders of the g 20 nations need most to resolve. in his absence, i would say if you believe the german chancellor, a key achievement has already been that there is a clear opposition, has been voiced here at this a be ahead of this meeting. 11 has to say already by many members against the use of nuclear weapons or the threat of, of nuclear weapons, particularly in a bilateral meeting between the u. s. a president and the chinese president and a soul of from the perspective of shots that has been a success and not only from the german perspective. but if you t

from the top court in south africa says the medical parole of former president jacob zoom or was unlawful. ah, we start with breaking news rescue team searching for survivors after a shallow earthquake struck in the needs years main island, the magnitude 5.6 quake was centered around west java province. at least 46 people have been killed. but tremors were felt as far away as the capital jakarta, where tall buildings swayed for several minutes. officials, se buildings and houses are damaged. jessica washington has more from jakarta now. at around $620.00 g m t time. the earthquake struck the epi centre was around 10 kilometers south west of t and jordan, with java at a depth of around 10 kilometers at the magnitude of $5.00 according to local authorities. so what is important to note here is the magnitude, while not necessarily being as strong as some of quakes that we've experienced in the past year. and what is important to note is the depth and the location. the fact that this earthquakes epi center was on land and not as see so far as our teeth have said, that there is no potential fo

commie, ordered back to jail, a top south african court rules medical parole granted to for president jacob summa was unlawful. and on day to the well kept the netherlands beat africa's champion senegal, and too late. ah, at least a 162 people have been killed after a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck indonesia. the governor of west java province says more than 320 people were injured when homes of buildings collapsed. emergency feel hospitals have been set up to treat the injured rescue workers the continuing to search for survivors trapped in the rubble official say. many of the dead to our children who had finished their regular classes and we're taking extra lessons at islam at schools. the api center of the quake was jan joe west jarvis in indonesia as most populous province. jessica washington reports from jakarta, wounded and days. these are some of the people injured when a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck their town in west java, while some seek treatment at a hospital. others are waiting for news of their loved ones. this footage posted on social media shows the aftermath at a boardi

still to come on out a 0 backing course, the release of former president jacob seem of jail. a medical parole is ruled unlawful and irrational. ah, hello. the weather's looking very unsettled across much of year. lots of cloud steaming in from the atlantic city. very lively storms i, which was the balkans as well and where it hasn't been wet and when the western snow. it's been pretty foggy, cold and frosty, which was at east side of europe into crime hudson, frosty. whether to just run that east side of scott, but things will shake up as you go through the next 24 hours or say where to where the steaming through. then what alive the wind as well. just pushing that raining from the atlantic to snow. there just around the pyrenees, more cloud and rain coming in across spain and portugal front sinks in wet weather along with the low countries. really wet weather. this is where it is going to be very lively once again, just around the age of attic bulk and seeing more, very heavy rain over the next few days and where to weather. also, it was at easter side of europe. it stays co

ah, still to come on out a 0 back and course the release of former president jacob sima from jail of medical parole is ruled unlawful and irrational with age running out in the economy, taking a hit, living standards, deteriorate and serious last rebel held region. ah ah hello, we have warnings that damaging way in the cross southeast and parts of australia some heavy rain at times as well. the rain is in the process of pulling out of the way that squeeze on the i suppose that's why we have got very strong winds down towards victoria more so across set tasmania winds right close to a 100 kilometers per hour. maybe a touch more with the winds coming in from this direction that south west direction . the possibility of some wintery weather. certainly i've a 500 meters into where parts of tasmania, maybe the last lucas of snow, just making its way across the high ground of victoria. as well, then further north, they generally try, we have got wet weather up towards the north where some live the showers coming in here. and they will just spill in central pos, frustrated as we go through

nbc's jacob ward has more.ible that -- i'm sorry, my friend, go ahead. >> i'm sorry. no, no, i'm just jumping in on you because i'm excited. i keep refreshing my phone just to make sure he's not fighting with anybody else at this hour because the list is so unbelievable of public figures that this guy is picking fights with. ed markey who heads all of these oversight committees and has been deeply involved in efforts to reform tech has been fighting with musk online. after a "washington post" reporter used the paid twitter to impersonate markey, elon musk weighed in. this is a day or so after all of these impersonation accounts popped up. if you pay $8 over the weekend you got the chance to claim to be anybody. at one point somebody claimed to be eli lilly and posted under the fake account that insulin is now free. that then forced eli lilly to actually have to write an embarrassing tweet from its official account saying, no, in fact, it is not free. that got bernie sanders involved, elon musk felt called upon

>> jacobs. jacobs with running room right up the middle. jacobs is on his way.>> those were some of the biggest touchdowns scored by winning teams across the nfl yesterday ending with that walk-off score from raiders running back josh jacobs in overtime capping off the day where he had over 300 yards and yes, of course, i played him in fantasy football. i lost. >>> let's go to philadelphia and the eagles hosting the packers on sunday night football over on nbc. phillies jalen hurts ran his way into the record books setting a franchise mark for quarterbacks with 157 rushing yards in a game while also throwing for 153 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the eagles 40-33 win over green bay. meanwhile, packers quarterback aaron rodgers left last night's match-up in the third quarter with a rib injury. also battling an injury to his hand. his team slumped to their seventh loss in the last eight games. rodgers has had a dismal season. >>> there could be a shakeup in this week's college football rankings after four top ten teams lost on the final day of regular season ga

nbc's jacob soboroff is in las vegas for us.to you, i know you spent some time with members of the powerful culinary workers union in the suburbs of vegas. what did you learn? >> i did, yasmin, good to see you too. it's really an extraordinary, a special thing to see. this is one of the most powerful political forces in the state, they have been for decades. 60,000 workers, the people who literally make this place, las vegas, run. cooks, cleaners, bartenders, anyone who works on the hotel or service industry more or less. they are going door-to-door on behalf of some democratic candidates and causes. but just as much as i love to hear from the people they're going to talk to and get out to the, polls i was curious about why they're doing at themselves as well. here's a little bit of what they told me. >> how long have you've been out walking neighborhoods like this? >> i've been out here since the last week of august. >> september. >> what are the things that are motivate you to even do this? >> i can't vote, i have a -- so, i'm

jacob, thankful you came on to chat with us really nice to have you here in studio jacob mitchell cio of antipodes. >>> credit suisse offered 889 million shares to investors at 2.52 swiss francs to support restructuring plan it has been widely known of course that the stock has been under significant pressure now we know the details of the capital raising plan. >>> elsewhere, adidas has launched a probe into inappropriate behavior by the collaborator kanye west. it received anonymous letter alleging misconduct by the musician and fashion designer. group cut its ties with yeezy taking a 250 million euro hit. >>> and deutsche bank and jpmorgan chase are sued by women who accused jeffery epstein of sex abuse. the women have not been publicly named in the lawsuit they accused the banks of benefitting from the alleged sex trafficking. deutsche bank said the claim lacks merit. jpmorgan chase has not responded to the accusations. >>> coming up on the show. no deal. european energy ministers kick the can down the road on the heated discussions of the gas cap price. rated m for mature. an xfin

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well, we also have the first lifetime edition of the classic of belarusian literature, yanka kupala jacobs maxim bogdanovich and others. internet is not lost interest in the printed book in your opinion, as it seems to you, they began to read less, in fact , interesting things are lost. uh, just a paper and printed book. there are advantages and disadvantages to a printed book as well. let's just say it evokes great emotions. it is more interesting to work with her and she contributes to a deeper information. well, electronic publications. it is more compact. she has the possibility of additional work with text. and our research shows that e with age our readers. they still give paper preference. this is how the national library is presented today in digital format. today there are more digital readers like this. if their so you can, of course, the library. today. it is not only printed documents, we provide access to more than 100 databases of domestic world manufacturers. uh, also the library produces information resources from its own. it must be said that today readers have a choice e

jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on s. 4359. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. beyer: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. kind, mr. mceachin, mr. lowenthal, and mr. rush, i inform the house that these four members will vote yes on s. 4359. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? mr. fleischmann: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. mark green of tennessee, mr. desjarlais of tennessee, and mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that these members all will vote yea on s. 4359. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire rise? mr. pappas: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. o'halleran of arizona, i inform the house that mr. o'halleran will vote yes on s. 4359. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthor

bless uncle jacob man seeing how a jewish boy begs blessing from an arab, god bless you david, we aree everything is not like in the movie. de funes did not stop there. he decided to develop this type of satirical comedy where there is a political background. the actor was ready to play the south american dictator in the film crocodile last for gerard uriah, but these plans did not come true otherwise and there could not be too much wine, delicious food and outbursts of anger, played or real too many worries bust in everything in march of the seventy-fifth at the age of 60. louis de funes moved he survived two heart attacks in a row, but the doctors insisted. he must take care of himself. you are still on a diet all the time. yes, i will keep it until my death. lots of red cabbage. i grew up. yes, i grow organic vegetables grilled beef potatoes. a lot of things have already been heated up for delicious cooking, diet meals, cigarettes, and i no longer want them, because i was in the hospital for two and a half months. i felt good. louis skillfully throws dust in the eyes. in fact, the

well, we also have the first lifetime editions of the classics of belarusian literature, yanka kupala jacobim bogdanovich and other digitalization of the internet , they lost interesting books to blame, as you think, they began to read less. uh, really interesting loss. uh, just paper and print books. there are advantages, disadvantages, and a printed book. let's just say it evokes great emotions. eh, it's more interesting to work with her and on

josh jacobs, up the middle. past the seattle defenders and he gone. 86-yard touchdown. jacobs ran for a career-high 229 yards and two touchdowns and the raiders won it, 40-34. and improve to 4-7. so was seattle's loss the 49ers' take over sole possession of first in the nfc west. >>> segue to the nba and the warriors. in the land of 10,000 lakes, i'm talking steve kerr in minneapolis. let the dubs run the floor at the timberwolves. first quarter. steph curry. oh, that's his range. part of a 28-4 run. warriors shot 76% in the first. led 47-27. midway in the second, jonathan coo min ganos how to drive it in. a two-handed slam. golden state led by as many as 28. jump to the fourth. after the timberwolves cult it to ten, there was curry to dash away any hope. curry scored 25. and under four minutes left, rudy gobert, turnover. and klay thompson made them pay. dagger. we're done here. that made it a 19 point game. thompson scored 21 and the warriors won it 137-114. the warriors' record is now 11-10. >>> stunner, in stanford. last night. head coach david shaw stepped down aft

jacobs into conversations about her body contemporary work?mething you were saying earlier, i want to ask about freedom in general -- can we talk about freedom? has freedom changed? what i got from what you said earlier that will help me in my thinking, wrist the idea of drawing the unbroken line, representation from yester year can't be applied to now which i will think about a lot so they can't be talked about freedom in an absolute way? thinking about freedom to represent ourselves and behave -- this is an obvious for everybody here but i was thinking, i wonder what she would say if she were really free in speech. i thought i hope it's worth it.h it's a culmination, you entertain -- all of us were having offstage responses she couldn't have so. jacobs -- different situation but laboring under the need to keep it together, everything was at stake for jacobs it's amazing what the writers and narratives could do, they could make beautiful art and their hands are shackled making art out of their lives as a necessity so we can talk about -- i wa

the take away was jacobs is a buy.ming through in 2023 if jacobs can thrive here, well, you've got to wonder why not dycom. the generic case for this stock, it's pretty straightforward. we have an insatiable demand that requires constant new investments from the telco industry including high capacity fiber networks and building those just ain't cheap doesn't hurtthat the federal government is throwing a ton of money at broadband including $65 billion, that's a b, in last year's big infrastructure bill most of that is earmarked for under served regions and that's what dycom could do a ton of work there's a problem with the bull case after melting down in 2018 and 2019, wall street lost interest, dycom caught fire in 2020. it kept on running for a few weeks ago. buyers started looking ahead to the next telco which is less about cell towers and connecting fiber optics to the home until a few weeks ago this was one of the biggest winners of 2022 the they reported a series of magnificent quarters in march it had a big reven

mayor of knox county, tennessee glen jacobs.and senator murphy, respectfully wrong about so many things is that really the best strategy to take away law enforcement from vulnerable communities, mr. mayor? >> i guess. it wouldn't be my strategy, in knox county we are a second amendment sanctuary county and we're proud of this, gun ownership by the good guys makes us all safer, this whole idea of defunding police is ridiculous. -- one hand you disarm the people so they can't defend themselves again bad guys then defund police, so they are not around that say perfect recipe for a di disaster. kennedy: what there position, senator murphy seems to be telegraphing something larger than gun debate that is defunding the police. what senator murphy says run counter to what they are saying. >> they didn't say that except they on record saying that, but when election rolled in they realized this is not popular and not working. they didn't say that. as you mention it has done from assault weapons, which is really a cosmetic definition of t

) marcharon para pedir seguridad vial, esto en respuesta al accidente de trÁnsito donde el prÓximo jacobue se harÍa una chapa donde falleciÓ el niÑo. >>> tambiÉn prometieron mejorar el alumbrado elÉctrico del Área. ayer viernes por la noche las autoridades dieron a conocer los restos de la joven (hablan en inglÉs) desaparecida en enero, la noticia fue dada por el alguacil del condado amador, cuando un residente encontrÓ restos humanos, se trata de partes de la joven. >>> en el sur del estado los alguaciles de la estaciÓn de (hablan en inglÉs) le salvaron la vida a dos adolescentes que sufrÍan una aparente sobredosis de fentanilo, imÁgenes que son fuertes, especialmente porque los pacientes tenÍan 17 aÑos. escuchemos. >>> una emergencia mÉdica los llevÓ a este hogar en duarte ayer, los alguaciles se encontraron con dos adolescentes en un cuarto. no estaban respirando y los familiares querÍan revivirlo, los primeros auxilios no dieron fruto. la experiencia decÍa que los niÑos de 17 aÑos habÍan ingerido una droga que tenÍa fentanilo. >>> le ponÍa la mano en el pecho para ver si sentÍa algo.

jacob tomlinson reports.ing christmas magic. all: we're back! last year, selling these christmas trees made from fence posts raised more than £10,000. ten trollies. i bet we�*re about halfway there, if that. that money bought hundreds of toys, which charities gave to families across west yorkshire. hundreds of kids are going to have a christmas that they probably never had. the phrase for this is, "it�*s nice to be nice, innit?" last year, rhys and his team made almost 850 trees. this year, they�*ve made over 1,000 already, with a plan to make around 5,000 trees. and the reason why? in fact, rhys, what�*s the reason why? all: it�*s nice to be nice, innit?" it�*s nice to be nice. it's always a good feeling when you're doing something, when you're helping people. i never had a great deal of everything when i was a kid, you know? plus, everything's tough now, isn't it? we've got nearly everything you'd ever want in life, you know? but some people got nothing, absolutely nothing. so it's nice to give a bit back,

the story. jacob rees mogg, the former welsh secretary are - the former welsh secretary are quoted —mer welsh secretary are quoted as being critical of that and be concerned about the electoral impact _ be concerned about the electoral impact of— be concerned about the electoral impact of that and of course, it is never_ impact of that and of course, it is never traditionally going into generat— never traditionally going into general elections are approaching that that — general elections are approaching that that there will be trying to make _ that that there will be trying to make people better off and cut taxes and so _ make people better off and cut taxes and so on _ make people better off and cut taxes and so on. the tory party, clearly, that is_ and so on. the tory party, clearly, that is not— and so on. the tory party, clearly, that is not the situation that rishi sunak finds himself and and yes, of course _ sunak finds himself and and yes, of course and — sunak finds himself and and yes, of course. and some mps do not like it and a _ course. and some mps do not like it and a

that and the chair of the california gop was on the podcast and praising your campaign to say matt jacobser people in spanish but what happened with the latino vote? >> personally i knocked on to cells in doors and those in spanish and the message is the same in spanish and english everyone deserves better. with the values and priorities are aligned with the latino community in my district they want safe neighborhoods in the economy to reward hard work a 30 year career politician who invoked 100 percent of the time with nancy pelosi and joe biden wanting an independent thinker fighting to make their life better that's what i have been doing fantastic energy from both of you good luck and thank you for being with us tonight. morehead. steve: one of the most enjoyable aspects of the gop movement is the democratic infighting that is already begun as a start to assemble their firing court hearing california they are now calling each other right wing extremist and not pre- blame game and now blaming kathy hogle and gavin newsom for the losses they expect to see in california and new york. and

jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on h.r. 5441. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> it's good to be back. as the member designated by by the following members, new man, johnson and gonzalez i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 54416. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. graves of missouri, i inform the house that mr. graves will vote yes on h.r. 5441. and mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lamalfa of california, and mr. -- i'm sorry, i got that wrong, i apologize. mr. carter of georgia is a no. mr. graves of missouri -- i'll begin again. as the member designated by by mr. carter of georgia, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote yes on h.r. 5441. as the member designated by mr. graves and mr. lamalfa, they will vote no on h.r. 5441. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> smigd are cha

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jacob dalton cox's of the porter case in 1882, after the court the the the subsequent court of inquiry had moved in the direction of recommending reinstatement jacob dalton cox comes still singing the same vitriol like song about porter and one can only read cox's comment and then also the book that cox writes in in the wartime series. to which palfrey writes book about. and cheatham says the same things about porter that george smalley put into his correspondence in the new york tribune. there were people who were simply unreconciled to and they remained unreconciled to him. and there are people today who remain unreconciled to porter. my opinion is that there they are. they are wrong. and i say this with some hesitation because i am after all, a lincoln person and there is a there's a certain difficulty for for lincoln people to say that abraham lincoln committed an injustice and that i feel a certain degree of that reluctance. and yet a feeling reluctance is not the same thing as historical. and i cannot review the porter case without coming of the conclusion that this was a politic

jacob dalton cox's of the porter case in 1882, after the court the the the subsequent court of inquiry had moved in the direction of recommending reinstatement jacob dalton cox comes still singing the same vitriol like song about porter and one can only read cox's comment and then also the book that cox writes in in the wartime series. to which palfrey writes book about. and cheatham says the same things about porter that george smalley put into his correspondence in the new york tribune. there were people who were simply unreconciled to and they remained unreconciled to him. and there are people today who remain unreconciled to porter. my opinion is that there they are. they are wrong. and i say this with some hesitation because i am after all, a lincoln person and there is a there's a certain difficulty for for lincoln people to say that abraham lincoln committed an injustice and that i feel a certain degree of that reluctance. and yet a feeling reluctance is not the same thing as historical. and i cannot review the porter case without coming of the conclusion that this was a politic

the yankees bought jacob kolas and others the digitalization of the internet has not lost interest inrinted book, in your opinion. do you think that reading has become less, in fact , interest has not been lost. uh, just a paper and printed book. there are advantages and disadvantages to a printed book as well. let's just say it evokes great emotions. it is more interesting to work with her and she contributes to a deeper assimilation of information. well, electronic editions, it is more compact. she has the possibility of additional work with text. and our studies show that e with age our readers. still, they prefer paper. this is how the national library is presented today in digital format. today, there are more digital readers like this. if you can call them that, of course, the library. today. it is not only printed documents, we provide access to more than 100 databases of domestic and global manufacturers. uh, also the library produces information resources from its own. i must say that today readers have a choice e along with working with printed documents. he e has the abilit

and one can only read cox's comment, also the book that jacob dolson cox writes in the wartime series to which paul free writes about -- and says the same thing about porter that george small we put into his correspondence in the new york tribune. there are people who are unreconciled to porter. they remained unreconciled. there are people today who remained and second tiled -- unreconciled to porter. my opinion is they are wrong. and i say this with some hesitation because, i am after all a link in person. there is a certain difficulty for lincoln people to say that abraham lincoln committed an injustice. i feel a certain degree of that reluctance. yet, a feeling of reluctance is not the same thing as historical fact. and i cannot review the porter case without coming to a conclusion that this was a political retaliation. and it was meant as mcclellan's firing was meant to send a clear and unambiguous message to the army about who it should be obeying. the message, the message was sent, i don't know it was entirely well read. as late as 1863, you still have people like john cedric wa