room, the gallery, visitors can see the wedding invitation and explore more about the truman and jacobson haberdashery in an actor -- there are also several interactive exhibits to explore. i will leave those details to today's conductor. to navigate us through the complex party politics is john heron. john was named director of the kansas city public library in 2020, following a dynamic 17 year tenure at the university of missouri kansas city. they saw him arrive at as a history professor and rise to social provost for innovation and interim dean of the college of arts and sciences. he is the co-outer of y open town, the pendergast era. he probably doesn't know this, but he has the honor of being one of the stars of the truman library institutes last in-person public program before the pandemic began. it was a wonderful evening that celebrated the 75th anniversary of truman becoming vice president. of course, his friend john pendergast. it is a pleasure to have you bat with us. >> thank you, thank you everyone for joining us today. as cathy mentioned, before coming to the library, i had

in the next visitors can see truman's wedding invitation and about the truman and jacobson haberdashery and an innovative recreation store. several ways to explore the haberdashery but i will leave those details to today's conduct are. to navigate through the complex party politics of 1920s's john herron, named this autumn arrives in assistant history professor and rise to associate -- an interim dean of the college of arts and sciences. he has -- on kansas city in the pendergast area he probably doesn't know this but he has the honor of being one of the stars of the truman library institutes last institute before the pandemic began. it was a wonderful thing to celebrate the anniversary of truman becoming this president it's a pleasure to have you back >> thank you, thank you everyone for joining us today. as cathy mentioned, before coming to the library, i had a career at the university of missouri kansas city. my office was in school field hall, the original campus building. from my window on the third floor, i could look down on a small courtyard and an expanding campus green to see

i do think that eddy jacobson had a role.margaret truman, his daughter said that's nonsense, but it's not nonsense. from all i can see, he visited truman fairly frequently. he visited truman in key west, which was something that people, outsiders and lobbyists and so on wouldn't do. he really liked him. and i think he was very affected personally by the sight of the refugees in europe after the war. so that was personal, that was real. and i think that was the only time where he went against the advice of dean acheson, who was his chief and only adviser for the second term. and general marshall, who was enormously influential and who truman, i would almost say he almost had a man crush on george marshall. and they both were against this early recognition of israel and that's where truman's feelings took over. >> you've studied both eisenhower and truman. they came to the presidency from different angles. what are the difficulties of becoming commander in chief, a politician becoming commander-in-chief, versus a military man h

coming up next on the drew barrymore show, comic abby jacobson is talking about her new show a leagueoin us on our streaming service cbs news bay area. on monday for this dating game that he and his wife, beth, set up. and, you know i really went into it-- don't want to say heavy, i want to say like really softball. and as it was building up to do it, i started getting more and more, like, anxious. and i've been single for a really long time, and a mom of kids, and i was just thrilled that howard and beth would do this for me. and i want us all to keep paying matchmaking forward, but i couldn't stop processing. and then i asked howard and beth, like, with their consent, could i have clarke come on the show so that he and i could process together? and guess what? he's here. [music playing]

copperhead catches a molecule of smells from the environment, then transfers them to the so -called jacobson's organ , which deciphers the meaning of the smell in such a way, the snake finds a victim, even in the dark , rats, wild boars, martens, moved out to claim copper snakes, even frogs, and therefore it is not surprising that in self-defense the snake is able to bite to a degree often. permissible protection, it turns out to be exceeded and the offender dies, sometimes the snake attacks a person, but not because of aggression, but because of fear of an unidentified object, however , such bites do not carry a mortal danger. unless it leads to burning and discomfort, therefore, you should not be afraid. but to fear that the number of medians in belarus is steadily declining, there is a maximum life span of a copper snake in nature is 15 years, but because of the huge number of dangers. hardly 10 can stretch. yes in in captivity, she has much more chances for a happy life, but is this a way out? enriching your erudition is not so difficult. for starters, you can refresh the school curriculum

chuck schumer was on a hot michael jacobson talking -- hot mic talking about the pennsylvania senateoll tape. >> [inaudible]. [inaudible] stu: all right. how much did the debate hurt fetterman? pennsylvania republican is here on that little later in the show. 11 days to the midterms, what are voters googling before heading to the polls? that's a pointer. we have the answer. look at this op ed. america's crime wave is not a right wing miss. we have the author of that here with her warning for the democrats. that's next. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. the mar markets and dow stu: check the markets and the dow is up close to 4%. president biden and vice president kamala harris going to pennsylvania to campaign for fetterman. synwhy is the event held in an a where a lot of businesses are closed because of the crime wave. ? >> reporter: not good optics and they're make joint appearance and pennsylvan

it doesn't satisfy the jacobson case criteria. there is no grounds to mandate this. >> dr. malhotra from the uk last night was beside himself. he was a big proponent of the vaccine early on and he said beyond myocarditis there are all sorts of other concerns about how this vaccine was ultimately rolled out. the data that they knew was there was kind of ignored and he thinks the entire thing should be revisited. that's how serious he thinks it is. >> i agree with that completely. i think the whole thing needs to be presented revisited empirically, objectively with evidence of what the pharma companies have as their data. what we know about them and what we observed over the last two, two and a half years. >> dr. biden's covid response coordinator says he knows how to prevent all covid deaths now. watch. we are monitoring this closely. the sub variants are concerning. covid is still with us. it is not over. almost all of those are wholly preventable. people got the vaccine. we can drive the deaths down to zero. >> really getting a fourth or fifth a booster shot will prevent a

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i do think that eddy jacobson had a role.margaret truman, his daughter said that's nonsense, but it's not. nonsense. from all i can see, he visited truman fairly frequently. he visited truman in key west, which was something that people, outsiders and lobbyists and so on wouldn't do. he really liked him. and i think he was very affected personally by the sight of the refugees in europe after the war. so that was personal, that was real. and i think that was the only time where he went against the advice of dean acheson, who >> the committee picked him as first choice, but sherman basically said that they're going to go ahead. he couldn't resist the general. years and years of planning, he was persuaded that a half million lives could be saved. it really was not a decision. in fact, i'm not even sure that he gave the decision for the nagasaki bomb. his biggest role as commander-in-chief was korea, and that was a big deal! >> i wanted to get to that. i did want to show, since i have it here over my shoulder, the famous chicago

entire process is in response to that community tension and the need for conversation and healing jacobsonealing has begun on this corner symbolizing not only social justice, but community equity and maybe even a chance to start a conversation about our differences. it's that coin phrase of beautiful tragedies. that's what make us who we are and so for us to really sit down and understand that that way we can understand. each other better and so that's what i'm hoping when people see that it lights the fuse for them to want to have those conversations. and marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news election day is about three weeks away. and it's tuesday, november 8th as a reminder every registered voter in california gets a mail-in ballot. that's thanks to a law signed last year. you can vote by mail or in person through election day. you can still register to vote to it's not too late after october 24th. it's called a conditional voter registration, but your vote will still count. there are seven statewide propositions to vote on and we've published an explanation for each one on our abc 7

i do think that any jacobson had a role margaret truman. his daughter said that that's nonsense, but it's not nonsense for all i can for all i can see he visited truman fairly frequently. he went and he visited true and key west which is not which was which was something that people outsiders and lobbyists and someone wouldn't do so and and he really liked him and i think and i think he was very effective personally by the by the by the sight of the refugees in europe after the war. so that was that was something that was his that was personal. that was real and i think that that was and he that was the only time where he where he went against advice of dean atchison. who basically was his chief and only advisor for the second term and and general marshall who was who was in who was enormously influential who truly almost i would almost say i almost say had a man crush on george marshall and and both they both came they both were against this early recognition of israel. so that's what i'm feelings took over. you've studied both eisenhower

yes, it also works very well with the techniques that you told about jacobson.mself already in such. uh, like a tremor. we said, for example, the voice was gone. it might help to deal with it, see. that's what you call lost voice or irritable bowel syndrome. this is also when one of the phenomena of such strong stress is here. it is definitely necessary to involve a neurologist in drug therapy , we all know that it is easier, uh, to deal with the prerequisites than with the consequences. yes, if a person knows that he can manifest in this way stress. he can use some of the techniques that you, for example, have listed e, to try to prevent such consequences. well, you know, uh, preventive measures. indeed it is always better. e. i very often recommend that my clients do the following to draw a circle and say, please, write inside the circle what is within the circle of your control, and behind the circle write what is not within the circle of your control - this is such an exercise circle of control. yes, it’s not the same as advice, you know, you ca n’t influenc

catches their tongue a molecule of odors from the environment, then transfers them to the so-called jacobson organ, which deciphers the meaning of the smell in such a way that the snake finds a victim, even in the dark , rats, wild boars, martens, moved out and pretend to copper snakes, even frogs, and therefore no wonder that in self-defense the snake is capable of biting to an often degree. permissible protection, it turns out to be exceeded and the offender dies, sometimes the snake attacks a person, but not because of aggression, but because of fear of an unidentified object, however mortal danger and such bites do not carry. unless it leads to a burning sensation and a disk. fort therefore, you should not be afraid.