since 2014 jasper has visited 40 homes from a not 3 apartment on the sand to student digs on the city outskirts what they all share is a view of the i consult. very interesting to find out how people bonded a little girl she screwed up with this view and the parents they were at night they leave the curtains open there isn't any night life you know and she has this amazing relationship with the tower and then when they tell her stories or the stories stay in they kind of a lot of them involve the tower so they play a play with that she has this really emotional bond that. just the white plans to finish and publish it to i fell book project. the reason rooms with. yes a sight that definitely warms my heart well our weekly book tips is a novel that's been called the perfect book for paranoid times but i've gotten him was a german author and poet back in communist east germany and the 2nd novel i approach the internal struggles struggles of a writer who is doubling as a spy for the dreaded east german secret police and that's of course the study to look at that somewhere there might be a

sergeant jasper reattaches the flag pole.20 different versions of sergeant jasper at sullivan's island. about two years later sergeant jasper tries this again and gets killed. probably shouldn't have pressed his luck. the whole story of this in the south is the deep south is being secured to the patriot cause. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, georgia. and there will be no more fighting in the carolinas or actually anywhere in the south until 1778. that means these colonies contribute support, troops, resources to the fight in the north. it means these governments can coalesce. it means these people can coerce loyalists and put them into place. >> is there a decisive battle in georgia? >> georgia is very new and only settled. a very small population. with everything else falling apart in the south, the governor literally flees. he escapes and goes on a warship. georgia rolls over. doesn't even fight. we have one lost topic. that's boston. the siege of boston. boston has been under siege since bunker hill. the american

this man is sergeant jasper. a very famous story. this fort, called fort sullivan, or fort moultrie, is made out of pimento logs and filled with sand. they absorb cannonballs. the americans would later recover something like 3000 cannonballs. the flagstaff gets shot down and they are afraid if the flag goes down, people might think fort sullivan is surrendered, so sergeant jasper stands up here under fire and reattach as the flagpole. a very famous scene. there are about 20 different versions of sergeant jasper on the island. years later he tries this again and gets killed. he shouldn't have pressed his luck. but the whole story here of rage militaire in the south is the deep south being secured for the patriot cause. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, georgia. there will be no more fighting in the carolinas were anywhere in the south until 1778. that means they contribute support, resources, to the fight in the north. it means these governments can coalesce. it means these people can coerce loyalists and cow the loyalists int

for the rights of black doctors to treat patients in buford and jasper counties. as chairman of the south carolina board of education, door worked with leaders and legislators to pass the education improvement act of 1984, which is considered some of the most comprehensive education reform legislation of its time. throughout the course of his life, door would return home to buford to break historic ground, including becoming the first black lawyer to be named partner at a south carolina firm. i know that i speak for the entire state when i say that louis door is one of the great. and we are honored that he shaped our history. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. hice. mr. hice: thank you, madam speaker. with some lem -- solemn represent brans and heavy heart i rise today to honor the life of my uncle, colonel joseph s. hice. we knew him as uncle spurge. he's a great husband, a father, a friend to everyone who knew him and an amazing american patriot. he was born in 1928 in cherry log, georgia. he attended the

a room with a view of the eiffel tower british photographer jasper white tells a story of paris centering on the city's most iconic landmark. and in our series 100 german must reads we future a dark comedy about state surveillance seen frou the lens of the east german secret police the stasis. well fans of hard rock and heavy metal know him well michael schenker widely considered one of the best guitar soloists around a veteran member of u.f.o. he also played for scorpions way back in the seventy's and has had an illustrious if till 2 as career well now he's back with a new album according to critics better than ever so we'll speak to him right after this. case trademark is the crying the guitar michael schenker.

when you return and 1st see the eiffel tower again for me it's a feeling of warm familiarity but jasper white wondered what it was like for people who actually enjoy the view of the eiffel tower every day. people really paris you feel. you have in front of you and to see it every night every morning it was important for me when we chose this up but. i had to see it. just as a photographer from london he wanted to know how the iconic landmark is viewed by the city's residents and visitors people lucky enough to live with a view of it including. who lives in the 16th without a husband just poor whites research eventually turned into a book project called 2 i felt a connection. pictures showing the tower from the homes of trees and residents. this. is so magnetic and it just this is that they have to use this somehow i have to kind of use this tower to tell a story about art. and that's how we started. since 2014 just has visited 40 homes from a luxury apartment on the sand to student takes on the city outskirts what they all share is a view of the eiffel tower. very interesting to find ou

a room with a view of the eiffel tower british photographer jasper white tells a story of paris centering on the city's most iconic landmark. and in our series 100 german must reads we feature a dark comedy about state surveillance seen through the lens of the east german secret police on the stasis. well fans of hard rock and heavy metal know him well michael schenker widely considered one of the best guitar soloists around a veteran member of u.f.o. he also played for scorpions way back in the seventy's and has had an illustrious if till to us career well now he's back with a new album according to critics better than ever so we'll speak to him right after this. case trademark is the flying v. guitar michael schenker. play with the line tone is a track off the new album revelation by the group my coaching cuffs.

and europe produce so much more green else jasper capital. canungra mining is the serious chronic culprits but so many african economies survive without. this is your business africa as well. it's a global day of action against global warming and cities from sydney to washington d.c. especially young people around the world are marching to demand more to be done against climate change they're also marching in africa and particularly in nairobi and cape town 2 of the continent's biggest and most economically important cities but one might ask why the emissions burden is nowhere near as high in africa as elsewhere let's take a closer look here are some of the world's most developed economies and their carbon emissions per capita the u.s. and germany exhibit much more c o 2 per head than china for example but now look at africa its population is similar to china but emissions are a fraction of those other economies $1.00 tonnes per year and head let's bring in joy the durian. from nairobi joy are people fed up in africa if they're being asked. a

pictures of jasper. >> greg: yeah. okay. fair enough. geraldo?allenge coins i got from all the different military. >> jesse: i thought you were going to say scotch. >> geraldo: i have that only bar in the building except for murdock. i looked at the coins and i remember why we are doing in iraq or afghanistan. >> dana: that's cool. >> jesse: have a drink after the show. >> geraldo: yeah, man. >> katie: the desk that i do have back in d.c. has a cup of gel pens which makes me very happy. something more sentimental is i have a framed piece of the berlin wall with ronald reagan's tear down this wall speech. that makes me happy because freedom, you know. >> jesse: makes everyone happy. >> greg: i have swank. i have my pen i call it swank. i have a giant like case of sharpies. and i throw them out the moment they get slightly -- they have to be rich, when you are doing it. and if they get a slight drag to them, i throw them away. >> katie: have you got to roll with them. >> greg: go i don't give them to charity i chuck them. >> katie: you chuck them?

his name is gerald williams jasper haynes it happened saturday afternoon in china camp state park. police say a passer by called 911 after seeing 67 year-old haynes's car overturned in the water. first responders extricated the sandra fell resident from the car. haynes was pronounced dead at the scene. no further details have been released as police all are still investigating. some is taking executive action in trying to reach teens who vape. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala live for us tonight in sacramento to explain what he plans on doing ashley. producing those products they sleep at night knowing what they're doing. >>this try to help the next general and the generation. >>the governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping and flavored tobacco products the governor monday announcing a million advertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products the governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit and illegal vaping products. the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packa

elections specifically parliamentary elections in 2021 and the presidential vote in 2024 and he said jasper. the death or their thirty's decided to preemptively do surgery as he put it on an abscess that is not he had dangerous and give them solace. of a training exercise for how to put down a future of revolution do you agree with that do you think the russian opposition non-systemic opposition as you put it has and now off to actually put together revolution i don't think there's any prospect of that i don't think the russian people want to revolution they want change but that's a very different thing from a revolution if they are if you are somewhat to think of revolution i think 917 they maybe think 991 that's not examples that really commend themselves to them and to be honest the authorities have or the moment the coercive power they could me if that is indeed the assessment that was made if it was a well we think we're going to face this that speaks to something that i've been feeling which is actually that one of the problems of the moment is you have an elite i mean how do you defi

i vividly remember that morning in my own office in jasper indiana. i didn't have a tv, somebody there brought it up on the internet. the second plane flew into the building. never forget that image because we didn't know what happened with the first one. we knew what happened with the second. senator rick scott and i recently over the summer break took a trip to israel. all of that that went into preparedness the evil that lurks around the world. i see it again up close to where it always makes you wonder how can you live like that? how can you be prepared when you know they are always individuals countries out there just like in 1941 just like in 2001. imagine living in a country where your entire border surrounded by fence or wall to keep people out in the really tough places there is another barrier. in the really tough places a dirt berm. that drove home again how important it is to be prepared and to always be strong when it comes to defending his country, the liberty and freedoms that we all enjoy every day. never thought it can happen in 1941,

i vividly remember that morning in my own office in jasper, indiana. didn't have tv. somebody there brought it up on the internet. that second plane flew into the building. happened know what with the first one. we knew what happened with the second. center rick scott and i recently over thep summer break took a trip to israel. all of that went into preparedness, the evil that lurks around the world. i see it begin up close to where it always makes you wonder, how can you live like that? how can you be prepared when you know thereno are always individuals, countries out there just like in 1941, just like in 2001. imagine living in a country where the entire border, surrounded by a fence or wall, to keep people out. and in the really tough places there's another barrier. and in the really tough places, a dirt berm. that drove home again how important it is to be prepared and to always be strong when it comes to defending this country, the liberties and freedoms that we all enjoy every day. never thought it could happen in 1941. 1941. didn't think it could happen in 200

jasper o'farrell laid out a plan in 1847, the marrying of the dischordant map of streets north of market street and south of market street has created unique conditions on market street. this has resulted in attractive buildings. it has resulted in unique view sheds to the north and to the west, and also opportunities for plaza spaces. we think these intersections provide an opportunity to celebrate the unique geometry of our street, and we've incorporated this also into our paving design. this plan view diagram illustrates our proposal to use a pave shade of paver at these nexus intersection using the same size and pattern as the rest of the corridor, and we're proposing to create a sierra white granite band where the two materials come together. and here's a close-up view showing some of the detail at those intersections. and this sketch provides an overview of how those many components will come together, including streetlights, street trees, sight furnishings, etc. so start out with a discussion on street trees, we conducted an analysis of the existing trees on market street. many --

their apursuing regional factor, the take away from jasper's -- assuming there is a regional factor,e getting worse. >> and eight point 4% contraction in terms of registration. there is no way to get around that. the steepest drop so far this year. however, the comparison is somewhat skewed because there was a surge in registration. like to like it is not that bad. you are seeing it in the car stocks, holding onto their gains. not falling off a cliff. the basic sentiment is negative. you are absolutely right. we are coming out of the frankfurt car show. there should be around the time when there is a buzz in the market and people are excited about buying cars. that is not the case. the car industry is still struggling to move from a combustion engine to an electric engine. we saw a lot of these new cars on display at the show. vw in particular made a splash. people are hesitant at this point, particularly here in germany. we also saw drops in markets like france and spain where people are in a wait-and-see mode. the general environment does not help. people are concerned about the ec

as secretary jasper and millihighlighted earlier this year, the area confronts a global security environment that is increasingly competitive and volatile. we see great adversaries working overtime to erode america's military power in order to threaten our interests and those who are our allies. in the light of these challenges and to support the national defense strategy, the army has achieved tremendous progress on modernization and reform over the last couple of years. but the threats remain significant and the budgets remain finite. there's much more work to do. and fdd stands ready to perform world class analysis to reform this effort. as many of you in the audience know fdd as a restriearch groupe focused on and this event is hosted by the fdd military power. which seeks to operate on the basis of national strat eyes? and range of diplomatic defense, intelligence and other capabilities necessary to secure the united states, its citizens and its allies while promoting peace, promotie ining prosperitd cnfe works closely with fdd on financial power and the center on cybertechnology swelli

we talk about jasper's four mile walk and my thoughts on the new obama netflix documentary.is available on itunes or wherever you listen. >> dana: senator bernie sanders said he would support u.s. taxpayer funding for abortions and birth control to help fight climate change. >> mexico city agreement which denies american aid to those organizations around the world that allow women to have abortions or even get involved in birth control to me is totally absurd. so i think especially in poor countries around the world where women do not necessarily want to have large numbers of babies and where they can have the opportunity, through birth control, to control the number of kids they have. something i very very strongly support. >> dana: joining me now donna brazill and ari fleisher, both are fox news contributors and good friends, of course. i do want to lay out the united states policy. this is about the issues. white house says foreign organizations must certify they won't perform or promote abortion also included in your family planning. under the trump administration it ext

. >> her turf covering jasper and marian counties, knocking on doors and meeting with possible caucusgoersilding those relationships are essential with people who are undecided who on caucus may remember the one time they sat down with the biden organizer. >> in a state like iowa where voters value their face time with candidates, relationships are key. state lawmaker bruce hunter and betty brim-hunter met biden in 2007 and more than a decade later endorsed his 2020 run. >> the ground game is a lot different than it was back in '07 and '08. the history of joe building those relationships in iowa and across the country has been a big plus for him. he puts family and friendship above everything else. >> it's something money can't buy. >> joe biden has led here consistently in iowa since he entered the 2020 race. he's closely trailed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. tomorrow night cnn and the des moines register will be releasing a new iowa poll which will give us the latest snapshot into the current state of play in iowa less than nine months before the caucuses. >> the national polit

i vividly remember that morning in my own office in jasper, indiana. i didn't have a tv. somebody there brought it up on the internet. that second plane flew into the building. i will never forget that image because we didn't know what happened with the first one. we knew what happened with the second. senator rick scott and i recently over the summer break took a trip to israel. all of that that went into preparedness, the evil that lurks around the world, i see it again up close to where it always makes you wonder how can you live like that, how can you be prepared when you know there are always individuals, countries out there just like in 1941, just like in 2001? imagine living in a country where your entire border is surrounded by a fence or wall to keep people out. and the really tough places, there is another barrier, and in the really tough places, a dirt berm. that drove home again how important it is to be prepared and to always be strong when it comes to defending this country, the liberty, and freedoms that we all enjoy every day. i never thought it could happ

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emphasis on federal hate crime laws that were pushed through here, heralding the jamesburg case in jasper, texas as the poster case. it was misdirected. james was horribly killed. as i said before, i would not have a problem if texas adopted a sentencing where the victims family in said case could choose the way that he were to lose his life and the death penalty would draggingd, including the perpetrators behind a truck until bed. crimeder our federal hate that was adopted by heralding case,mes byrd the two most culpable of the three. the death penalty. that is why i want the el paso shooter tried under texas law and not under any federal hate law because he cannot get the death penalty under federal hate crime, and it is an absolute defense, under the federal hate crime law, if you come in and raise a reasonable doubt that, oh, i did not actually hate any of those people. i chose them all at random. that is a complete defense. you are acquitted under our federal hate crime law. i know, as my colleague said, it is terrifying to think of hate, somebody with hate, and a dime, but from what

we will hear from memphis next, jasper on the democrats line. caller: yes.hese republicans are worried about what hunter biden is doing . $130 million worth of taxpayer money. host: that is your question? -- i want to know why don't they tell their president to release all the information these reports have in them? and tell these people to report to congress to their statements. why is it every time we turn around this man is doing nothing but paying off prostitutes, lying about taxes. why can't these republicans see what is going on with this man host: republican senators, they are out for two weeks. kevin mccarthy, the republican leader in the senate have a joint opinion piece in today's wall street journal. house democrats resist a win for american workers. president trump and the leaders of canada and mexico announced the most significant trade deal in a generation. the u.s.-mexico canada agreement is a win for america. it would create new jobs, expand export markets, strengthen protections for workers, and generate billions of dollars. -- keepuld help

to jasper, indiana, hear from john. good morning. not one american soldier should have died in afghanistan. thank you. host: ok. we hear from angel in merriesville, washington. good morning. caller: good morning. i have to concur with a lot of the previous commenters. we need to get our tuckuses out of afghanistan. there is no point in us being there. i think it's self-defeeth and waste of taxpayer dollars. it's sad, suppress depresting. these people are so backwards. i hate to reiterate this is the inbreeding, all of it. there is just like -- it would be nice to give them hope, but we can't -- us getting involved in afghanistan is not going to give them hope. we have already tried this over and over in the past history. host: are you concerned at all without some u.s. presence there, harbors groups like al qaeda or whatever some people have said will happen has happened in the past? caller: that's the thing. how do you extinguish something like that? at's the history lesson we haven't eng continuing wished it. -- eng continuing wish

jasper came in for a couple. steve: that is hadder dog.ly apologizing for inappropriate tweet, then an editorial note fixed on this news analysis, that said, essentially, yeah, you know what? we left out the fact that the woman does not remember the story? >> i would say it is unbelievable except it is insanely believable. every time "the new york times" makes a mistake, direction of somebody on the right getting clocked. that is particularly true in the kavanaugh story. there is much bigger story in the book not reported by times, that leland kaiser, best friend of christine blasey ford didn't believe ford's story and pressured by the allies to change her story. they buried this particular story in the news analysis section so they didn't run it through the news section. they removed the line that said the alleged victim didn't remember the incident in question, then replaced later. that is not just bad journalism. that is botching, that is purposeful. brian: see them try to explain themselves out of this. the two writers of the book talk