. >> brian: is he john henry chopping down trees? >> steve: george washington.on chopped down the will cherry trees. >> brian: john henry uh-oh he wielded a sledge hammer. here's the thing about with this guy. so he has an ax and a knife. he is pulled over on a bicycle by cops and put into jail. 18 hours later he gets out. ladies and gentlemen, this is new york city. this is your city. and if you want to run for office. you got to do what lee zeldin did yesterday. he called a press conference right in front of this mcdonald's and said this will end. this district attorney will be fired if i can beat kathy hochul. >> carley: look at that caption the person who took the footage just another day in new york laughing face. and skull. >> brian: how do you work at mcdonald's. >> carley: the ceo is worried about the mcdoblegdz in chicago. so many crimes. could you imagine if illinois loads another major business. i believe it's a $2 billion industry illinois. all these businesses are saying we can't do this anymore. all of these crimes are taking place and it's complet

john henry reports from a law early in the morning is really forces arrive at a refugee camp. and janine, a bulldozer leads the way is really army troops. fire an anti tank weapon attacked it called the pressure cooker designed to get people inside the building to flee. leaving this home in flames, then begins an hour's long armed confrontation that leaves dozens wounded, some dead. this mobile phone video appears to capture the moment one gunman is killed at a nursery near by the sound of gunfire since children scrambling. the target of the raid was the home of relatives of rod cousin. a gunman who killed 3 israelis and injured several more in april and bar and television. he alluded israeli forces for hours before they finally fatally shot him. this video shows he's really forces drilling holes for explosives in his home in september. then demolishing it with a blast. the israeli army says on wednesday it was looking for 2 gunman suspected of carrying out recent shooting attacks. one of them was chasms. brother abdul rockman. father has him. his now lost a 2nd son, rod chasm

john henry is a former new zealand government minister and the president of the mallory party. he's in oakland and with me live i thanks so much for being on the program. john, can you firstly explain the relationship between new zealand and them on and why it's at times been a difficult or full relationship similar to a strongly really on the x, because every, with the crown weight is an imperial force. colonization did not work out well from digital people, but you know, with a fully of great leader who, indigenous cultures. i'm not in life or disrespectful at this moment time. we acknowledge she's a mother grandmother and his across 3 generations of our people. and as a consequence of their past, and we of course, a degree respectful, but there will be a time and a place where we uplifted counties about moving towards some form of self government and using them with the time of the place for us to have the countries that our love and sympathy i go with the falling of a grandmother and mother 90. and she, she has a family, sir. we are not in flights enough at the time to make

john henry, al jazeera television. ah, hello, are you watching? oh, just 0. these are the headlines is our warnings have begun to fall past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she is lying in state at westminster hall and will remain there for the next 4 days, a q 5 kilometers long as making true london as a way to pay their respects. ah. earlier the late monarch left buckingham palace for the last time and saw the procession through london. the cortez marched slowly to westminster hall with the royal family. following closely behind, joe in a home has more from just signed with well, the, the big, the big event over the next 4 days is the lying of state and the access to the that the public will have to be able to file through and past the queen's cost to pay their final respect and enormous number of people already queueing to get in there . in about an hour's time, the doors will be thrown open. but to give you an idea of the scene inside westminster hall, this ancient space, the oldest part of the parliamentary estate built in the 11th century at the e

john henry l. g 0 television. a fast growing wildfire in california has destroyed buildings and is threatening several communities. the so called mosquito fire began on tuesday in place of county and was initially contained by firefighters. those now burned across 59000 acres, forcing 11000 people to evacuate. their homes are in b r t s r. kelly has been found guilty of child pornography and sex abuse charges. the 55 year old was convicted on 6 out of 13 counts by a chicago jury. in his 2nd trial, the verdict is expected to add years to his jail term. last year, kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex trafficking and racketeering. ah, la again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, a russian lead security alliance is sending a fact finding team to armenia. yerevan has asked for military help in its latest conflict with assa, by john more than a 150 soldiers have been killed on both sides since monday. protesters in armenia have accused prime minister nichol, partially out of betrayal. after

using a terracer made available by the tva john warden showed henry the principles of contour farming. this was radical departure from the old method of square farm contour henry learned to follow the curve of the land but could the water run curves held it on the land. then what life into the exhausted soil henry used a new phosphate fertilizer developed by the chemists from all found in the region? the first season henry's chief crop was clover. this was to provide the soil with nitrogen and revitalize the land but it wasn't a cash crop henry had been worn still when he made up his accounts the end of the year. he couldn't help but feel well, he sort of set his heart on that new track. this was the crucial period first season the tva man had known it would be they were sure of their equipment and methods but human minds and emotions were another thing. it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. t

using a terracer made available by the tva john warden showed henry the principles of contour farming. this was radical departure from the old method of square farm contour henry learned to follow the curve of the land but could the water run curves held it on the land. then what life into the exhausted soil henry used a new phosphate fertilizer developed by the chemists from all found in the region? the first season henry's chief crop was clover. this was to provide the soil with nitrogen and revitalize the land but it wasn't a cash crop henry had been worn still when he made up his accounts the end of the year. he couldn't help but feel well, he sort of set his heart on that new track. this was the crucial period first season the tva man had known it would be they were sure of their equipment and methods but human minds and emotions were another thing. it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. t

coven, in the workers shortage suggest a new wave of post. pandemic problems has already begun john henry and al jazeera television. so i had this news, our errand judge gets closer to a home run records in major league baseball. that's coming up in salt ah cats, away official line of the john with with a whole away official. and on the journey, lou ah, ukraine's top valley dog says has been killed on the battlefield. after joining the army to fight against russia's invasion. the national oper of ukraine announced the death of alex ownership of all this week. in while in london, ukrainian refugees have been rehearsing for a new production of she, though, performers a part of the united ukrainian valley, a company of 60 dances technicians and creatives who fled their home country after the war started. russian choreographer alex lansky is overseeing the production. the company was formed, she gave this dancer's heard to flee the war, to leave their homes and to leave the jobs, to give them a job to give them something to do. and to tour has to dance to receive money and to tell the world t

john henry and al jazeera television, a fall scoring wildfire, and california has destroyed buildings and is threatening several communities. the so called mosquito fire began on tuesday and place the county was initially contained by firefighters, now burned across 59000 acres, forcing 11000 people to evacuate their homes. it was coming up after the break, including a headache for fever ahead of the cattle woke up with ecuador facing possible expulsion. all those details with jemma and just a moment. ah ah mm mm oh oh oh, as getting all the support now and his job that he, laura ecuador, are in danger of being kicks out of vicious world cup. following allegations they fielded an ineligible player during the qualifies. the chilean football association is appealing of fif is decision to dismiss their complaints that could also byron castillo was born in columbia, chilly claim castillo obtained an ecuadorian passport through falsified documents. and in new revelations, the players had sang in a recorded interview that he was born in 1995 and not in 98, as shown on his ecuadorian birth c

tom: i also had the joy of working with a guy named john henry of years ago. we call a turtle trader based on trend and commodities. he ended up owning a small baseball team in boston. there is a soccer team in liverpool, i think, that has been doing fairly well yesterday -- recently. jonathon: the last few years. tom: we have kenneth tropin and we are thrilled he can join us this morning. how do you trends in investment and commodities? a cta structure, given all the financial instability at the moment. >> look, the systems we use are pretty long-term in nature. some of the short term we are seeing over the last few days, it is going to help us one day, hurt us another day. hopefully over some period of weeks and months, it will work out successfully. i think it is important to note that we do both discretionary trading and systems trading. they're are very different and how they react to short-term market behavior. tom: short-term market behavior is backed by this concept of hedging. hedging in 1998 did not work out because of the substantial leverage. do yo

john henry al jazeera television or just had a bit of breaking news and sport and his gemma, to tell us all about that. yes, thank you. laura. from she's breaking news from the lot of tennis. roger federer has announced he will retire from the sports off the next weeks. labor comp. the 41 year road has struggled with injuries the past 3 years and haven't played it since when wouldn't last year. federal is regarded as one of the greatest men's play as of all time, winning 20 grand slam titles, which puts him a 3rd on the all time list behind the joke of ich and ra found out. he says he will no longer play in majors on the atp took effect to the ending, an incredible crit, which is founded to decades. his last event i mentioned will be in london at the labor cup, which stops next friday. this is how phaedra announced his decision on social media . as many of you know, the past 3 years have presented me with challenges in the form of injuries and surgeries. i've worked hard to return to full competitive form, but i also know my boat is capacities and limits and its message to me lately

on there is john henry went to jackson to ask residence and policymakers how and when the crisis will end. in jackson, the crisis is contained. for now, the water was in the capital of the poorest state in the us have gone on long enough. that water is once again, getting to the people, a few bottles at a time. what do you think about the water situation here? that's great. who are so far? because they're taking care of it for now, but what about the long term? long term? i don't know what long term i know to what we've we've, we've been there just bumble wow. here in mississippi, what jackson is not resolved is how to end the crisis. never, ever have. i had never, ever been able to take a shower and not wash my hail, open my mouth though. that's crazy. the mayor says the cities made progress. we can no longer afford to wait on funds to repair and improve our aging infrastructure. we need funding assistance from state and federal agencies. now. water pressure at the obee, curtis water treatment plant has been restored, taps and toilets are running it full flow, but the water still isn

john henry reports from ramallah early in the morning is really forces arrive at a refugee camp in ginning, a bulldozer leads the way is really army troops. fire an anti tank weapon attacked it called the pressure cooker designed to get people inside the building to flee. leaving this home in flames, then begins an hour's long armed confrontation that leaves dozens wounded, some dead. this mobile phone video appears to capture the moment one gunman is killed at a nursery near by the sound of gunfire since children scrambling. the target of the raid was the home of relatives of rod cousin. a gunman who killed 3 israelis, an injured several more in april and bar and television. he eluded israeli forces for hours before they finally fatally shot him. this video shows his railey forces drilling holes for explosives in his home in september than demolishing it with a blast. the israeli army says on wednesday it was looking for 2 gunmen suspected of carrying out recent shooting attacks. one of them was chasms brother abdul rockman saudi chasm. his now lost a 2nd son, rod cousins, brother abbot d

they are predominantly realists, people like john mearsheimer, steven wald, henry kissinger, i and many others. but unfortunately they are not won school a dr. american foreign policy. you are absolutely right. the u. s. foreign policy is dominated by a liberal and neoconservative hawks who drive to before the whole conflict as a struggle between good and evil democracy and of course, and they deem allies russia. they tried to prove that russia is the source of evil . i am, you know, this makes it impossible to, to make a settlement, you know, because of the right. absolutely. then it is of the exit national conflict on this, the united states in a bad luck. because if they don't win this fight between the good and evil additional way they will have to escalate. that's what kissinger is constantly talking about. that's very well speaking about deadlock in quite a literal sense. prison, biting that out. the on a d. a said that donald trump and the mag republicans represent a form of extreme extreme isn't that threatens the very foundation of the american republic, given how badly the dem

they are predominantly realists, people like john mearsheimer, steven wald, henry kissinger, and many others. but unfortunately, they are not the ones who dr. american foreign policy. you're absolutely right. the u. s. foreign policy is dominated by a liberal and neoconservative hawks who drive to perform the whole conflict as a struggle between good and evil democracy and the doctor, and they deem allies, russia. they try to prove that russia is the source of evil. i am, you know, this makes it impossible to, to make a settlement, you know, because of the right. absolutely. then it is that the exit national conflict on this, the united states in a bad luck. because if they don't win this fight between the good, the evil additional way they will have to escalate, that's what kissinger is constantly talking about. that's very well speaking about deadlock in quite literal sense prison bite. and then after the other day, a set that donald trump and the mag republicans represent a form of extreme extreme isn't that threatens the very foundation of the american republic, given how badly th

henry clark. just what it had to do with them. it was the business of johnhing to do with the farmers. the fullest cooperation of the people in the land. small meetings up and down the valley. john borden told the farmers 10 inches of topsoil, supports all life on earth the. it carries a bit of this soil. every time it rains, the scars on your fields, deeper and wider. every year the precious topsoil goes faster. the under soil is hard and sterile. the water that should have soaked into your land runs off uselessly. your topsoil travels with it uselessly. down to the river. millions of tons of farming soil, lost forever. going away with the wind. all this waste isn't necessary. it can be stopped, your land can be saved if we work together. you see the dams but they are only part of the plan. the rest of is up to you. if we are to succeed, all of us, you must learn to stop the erosion of your own land. to teach you new methods, to provide you with fertilizers to restore your soil. the land is yours, the dams are yours. the whole tva is yours. this is how you

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joseph henry is a relay in 1711, john short, the court musician of the english cow anna, invented this simple fork for tuning instruments. questions from the museum old sarepta for 800 mustard oil production a special milestone in the history of sarepta a new variety of mustard was bred here, called sarepskaya, glorified the enterprising german colonists. and our region far beyond the borders of the nearest provinces is still the council, then along with this french city is called the mustard capital of the world. since 1981, the uk has issued a postage stamp with their portraits and the marriage date of july 29, elizabeth ii and prince albert no. well, andrey will keep silent, he will do the right thing. this is prince charles and diana spencer portraits for a thousand captured this particular woman, but what's the difference in perception? it his wife olga khokhlova portraits for 400. he wanted to make a sketch of a neighbor who came into the hut to look at the hung pictures. she ran away, but returned in a smart dress with a flower in her hair. this is how the portrait of a woman wi

joseph henry is a relay in 1711, john shore, the court musician of the english queen anne, invented thise fork for tuning tuning fork instruments, you are right. questions from the museum old sarepta for 800 mustard oil production a special milestone in the history of sarepta a new variety of mustard was bred here, called

. >> he was with me through the white house years and in 2004 i taught henry what do you think about john kerry running for president he would get a flip-flop and bring it back. then henry passed away about six months after and my husband and i thought how can you leave a dog in an apartment, and our hearts were so broken. she said there's only one way to fix it. you have to get another dog. jasper came onto the scene. nobody knows what happened. we take so many pictures of him but he is good-natured about that and we lived in a building that had a doggy daycare. they used to pick jasper up at 12:00 and he was exhausted but the most well socialized and recently had some health trouble. they said could we do some tests. they found a malignant tumor and we just got word as we were having this interview that it was a more common version and he's going to be fine. >> congratulations. >> i found them the great equalizer. it just becomes this great connector for everybody. we have just a few minutes here. what's going to happen with communications technology. think about the things we didn't an

sit down bit composer honored day people's artist of belarus professor laurad john prize of ukraine and the lenin komsomol henrynt 960 composer heinrich wagner called the rear included in the annals written name arkady kulyashov song glorious campaign yes, the music could not be confused with anyone. well, here is such an intonation a little dancey and very often through tears. i saw terrible days that were difficult for our motherland. although i survived everything, but i am an optimist by nature and a lot of my music too. my music has a lot of optimism, but i would not like to say that it is so, uh, only the optimism of the lyrics is a dramatic work. i have anyway, trying to keep up with the times. this music, which was written somewhere in the late sixties. it sounded no less modern than the music of the composer who is being written now, that is, it seems to me that this is probably the best praise for a composer. the fact that his music remained in demand remained relevant polyakov flocked to the public. the composer was born another alipin 1920 another y seven ion went to the school, tadysh urged to take

president bush loved stories about henry because for example, 2004, taught henry to say a henry, what you really think about john kerry? if you would go to the toybox and get my old flip-flop and bring it back. henry passed away six months after we moved to new york and my husband and i thought how can you raise a dog in an apartment? no way. the very strict dog trainer in my dogs and the federal for it eventually but our hearts were broken and they called me and said there's only one way to fix it, you have to get another dog so that it and jasper came on the scene and he's got one ear, one is normal and one is a little shorter nobody knows what happened, probably in the womb or something. he's athletic, affectionate,ne silly, hilarious, takes so many pictures of him but he's good-natured about it.th we lived in a building that have doggy daycare. they used to pick him up at 12:00 o'clock and return him at 3:00 and he was exhausted the most well socialized dog and recently had health trouble, not feeling well and we took him to the vet and said could reduce some tests? they found a tumor, the surgery was succes

followed some version of this basic template a template endorsed by both new york's john jay and massachusetts henry knox and early 1787 letters that reached washington well before madison sent the general his own preferred plan. and again, you can see all of this in the national archives online collection. note that all three men were advising washington, not vice versa. you know, well before philadelphia, everyone understood that washington was in modern parlance, the man. another. and defining element of the eventual constitution, its ratification by the american people was foreshadowed by washington himself no later than mid 1783, when he barely knew madison, because that's one of the big thing, really strong presidency, putting it to a vote. these are washington ideas, although madison did bring some original ideas to the philadelphia conclave, most of his pet projects fell by the wayside. and as a short little academic, i can so relate. you know, have all these ideas and people say, well, thank you for thank you for your your thoughts. and madison argued relentless fiercely for a senate that l

the indictment, back in mid august or so anna gabrielian, an anesthesiologist at johns hopkins and army major jamie lee henrybe an official at the russian embassy and offered to provide private medical information over to the russians to assist them and help them in pretty much any way they could. this communication, according to the indictment, continued as they tried to set up a plan here. gabrielian even asked the undercover fbi agent for a cover story and plans to help their children get out of the country should the u.s. government discover what was happening here in these conversations. i'll read a bit from the indictment here. it is gabrielian who said that henry, an army major based at fort bragg, could be even more help to the russians by telling them how the u.s. military established an army hospital in war conditions and telling them about previous training the u.s. military has done in ukraine. in addition, according to the indictment, gabrielian told the undercover agent she was motivated by patriotism toward russia to provide any assistance she could to russia even if it meant be being fired or

went off briefly following the reported blasts, the best military john to cease to power just 9 months ago. you can join a journalist, henry wilkins and wagon to welcome henry. so what do we know of the ousted president's whereabouts? this stage, i mean, since the needs of the explosions and the gunfire in the, in the capital this morning became known. we haven't seen him publicly. it's all. so there are a lot of rumors and misinformation flying around at the moment. some have said that his house was surrounded this morning by troops, and there was the sound of gunfire just after lunch time. this off to me in the vicinity of the presidential palace. there is a good chance that he is under by the and who is the new leadership who is in charge now what, what do we know of that? so it's a, a, it's the name that we, we have at the moment. he's no very well known. figure, literally this nice is just broken, so i think, i mean for himself he came to power in the military. q in january was relatively obscure until the key happen not now. seems to be the case we've, we've been the leader of the country. ok, so the sounds like a fa

henry a trick. what you really think about john kerry when he was running for president.y would go to the toybox and get my old flip-flop and bring it by one —- bring it back. [laughter] and then he passed away six months after he moved to new york. how can we raise a dog in an apartment? under very strict dog trainer that our hearts were so broken in greta van susteren said you have to get another dog. so jasper came on the scene. one year is normal. he is goofy and affectionate and silly and hilarious we take so many pictures of him that he is so good-natured about that. we live in a building that had a doggie daycare and he was exhausted he was not feeling well and they found a malignant tumor but it was successful and we just got word it was the more common version and he will be fine. >> congratulations. .>> there is no politics when you talk about your dogs. >> i find all sorts of people can starts talking and relating to each other if there is a dog in the room. it's a great connector for everybody we have a few minutes. hnso what will happen with communications te

should be doing but that all started to change in 1969 henry jackson, senator henry jackson from washington and congressman john dingle from the state of michigan had introduced the national environmental policy act, which is abbreviated his nepa. i should say when i started at the epa a little aside here those of us who were new to the agency. we're giving document that was called frequently used acronyms and the document was three pages. two columns printed on both sides of the paper and those are the frequently frequently used acronym. so i'll try and avoid acronyms at the point that i can. but that bill that a piece of legislation was really really important because it established two things. it established number one that going forward when any project was done the people doing the project had to perform an environmental assessment and do an environmental impact statement and it also it also established in the executive office of the president ceq, which is the council on environmental quality, which was designed to serve in much of the way that the president's economic council did to serve as an advisory

such as the fbi surveillance logs of then candidate john f kennedy and the papers of leon jaworski and henry cabot lodge, jr. gilman is a scholar of 20th century presidential history whose two prior books have documented the congressional and vice presidential periods of richard nixon's life. and his third entitled the campaign of the century kennedy nixon and the election of 1960 does not disappoint. gilman is joined in conversation this evening with another renowned 20th century presidential historian, dr. luke nichter who holds the james h cavanaugh endowed chair in presidential studies at chapman university dr. nichter is a new york times bestselling author who's credits include two volumes of the nixon tapes with historian, doug, brinkley. a biography of henry cabot lodge jr. and nectar is now at work on a history of the 1968 presidential election. ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming irv gelman and dr. luke nichter. here. thank you. now first of all, i'd like to thank you all for coming. i appreciate it. i hope you enjoy the evening, but i'd like to spend. two mi

john: dhs secretary under the obama administration, jay johnson said you have to take them and spread them because the border is inundated. >> i think it's something we should do. 8,000 a day into mcallen, henry'sedo or el paso i've been saying is not sustainable. we need to move people to the interior. >> john: he says it's something you have to do, but do it properly, and get ngos and charities involved, not just put people on a bus. >> i respect jay johnson very much, i worked for him, i disagree with him on this issue. we can put remain in mexico back in place and wait for the hearings like the trump administration did, and that will drive the numbers down, less vulnerable people put themselves in position to come here. less migrants die. over 1300 deaths on u.s. soil, over 100,000 fentanyl overdose deaths, 30% of women get raped. we have another option. remain in mexico saves lives. let them wait for the hearing, if they lose they are gone. secure borders saves lives. >> john: a week ago kamala harris said on "meet the press" the border was secure. last tuesday joe manchin said that's not true, she's wrong. listen to what henry said yesterday. >> the border is not secure, with all due resp

and over the same few days, our main yes, started amassing henry by 3 amends along the border. it's in our, me as a by john tensions between armenia and desert by john largely stand back to a decades long standoff, sparked by the contested laguna caraballo region. it internationally recognized as part of as a by genes territory. but 95 percent of its population is ethnic armenian, they fought several, was on this issue. the last one was in 2020, after 6 weeks of fighting as a by john, regain much of the territory. a russian peacekeeping force was deployed to enforce the ceasefire. and let's say the conflict appears to have been ratcheting up in recent weeks. there was meant to be a proper washing or peacekeeping presence on, in the area around 2000 forces on. but some of the reports that i have seen is that this is very much been depleted to us. it resolved off all rashaw sport in your queen. russia basically needed to bring troops in of form variety of other locations. the russian government says it's now working to ease tensions. it's urging both sides to show restraint and refrain from further escalatio

such as the fbi surveillance logs of then candidate john f kennedy and the papers of leon jaworski and henry cabot lodge, jr.