the path anti-slavery organization that john jay was the inaugural president of in 1785. dana had sought peter out because while she was now free, her child was not, in fact inman, to whom governor jay had transferred, and her son had subsequently sold them both, one to utica and another, the other attica, when she eventually got her freedom, it came without any payment that she claimed john jay had promised. but more importantly, her son remained enslaved. the governor, it should be said, hadn't violated any laws, but he exposed a mother, a son to the very sort of abuses his son. peter investigated as an attorney in new york city. the now retired john jay's response to his son was legalistic and unfeeling indeed chilling. he wrote, i do not recollect dana was to have money at the expiration of her term. he told peter to seek out inman and to check the bill of sale, essentially washing his hands of the affair and and deciding not to invest of his considerable prestige to help the matter along. and make no mistake, there were and are few names associated with the nation's f

attracts the interest of other agricultural improvers throughout the united states ranging from john jay and in new york to the political elite in in charleston, south carolina who all want to bring their mayors for breeding with royal gift and vernon and over the next 15 years. question participated in this global network of scientific and agricultural exchange that extends mostly through the patterns of the british empire but also through diplomatic channels of of the united states he received seeds and plants from all over the world. he is planting wheat from cape colony and southern africa from the barbary coast and in africa even receives weight that was sent to him by agriculturalist in great britain. it supposedly was seen that had been given from cat by catherine the great of russia to george the third and so washington it is connected with this whole world of improvement and also exploration of the natural world and and exchange a plant exchange. it also includes agricultural implements. he gets plow. from great britain and most importantly includes even more books to add to his

michele lee, killed by her then boyfriend also a student at john jay college and tried to stage the crimeured and convicted. listen, i mean, criminal justice has become a big field. see more cases like this? i think we will but not because of what they're studies. >> heard and saw a little interview when the student at washington stut university, kohberger was a teaching assistant in the clas he was in and talked ow his demeanor changed around time of are the killings. seemed preoccupied. a strict grader, all of a sudden everybody was getting 100s. how significant that, in your view? that changing in behavior? >> the change of behavior is very important. i think that's why 0 the chief at the press conference specifically said we still want tips to come in. not so much about evidence per se but how he was acting. did he slip up, mention anything? say anything he shouldn't have said? all bits of information they were looking for to make they're case a little tighter. and, you know, i mean, this is how these investigations go. that the chief in idaho deserves a lot of credit. took a lot of b

that is mainly drawn up by john jay mccoy and of stinson in the in the war department who you know also. you know if you can talk about the and i said semitism of of german big business, but of course it was right and in the american state department and and board department, too and they come up with this plan which envisions the nuremberg trials. overseas the occupation and the and the dividing of an occupied germany between the united states and the united kingdom. and also to oversees the as they called it, which is part of the four d's. the notification was one of them but so was de cardinalization and deconstration of german industry which in the end does not really it doesn't really happen to learn that. you know, it's only he gave farm and it's a very prominent example of at the time the largest. a chemicals and pharmaceuticals come conglomerate in the world is split up in what is today basf and buyers still to a large companies in the world and in pharmaceuticals and chemicals respectively. but for the most part, of course the cold war emerges and and you know initially harry t

the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange , 50 x is considering restarting operations tx named john jay ray, the third at ceo, shortly beforeny collapsed into bankruptcy. ray previously ran enron during its bankruptcy and, according to the wall street journal, ray has said 50 x could restart operations partly as a way to return money that to its former customers and creditors. t-mobile the wireless carriers as it's now investigating a data breach involving 37 million accounts, the company said it identified malicious activity back on january 5th and had it contained within a day. t mobile says no sensitive information like financial information was compromised. however some basic information was obtained like customer names, billing addresses and phone numbers. meaning behind the rabbit is it's peaceful, harmonious. good luck, so we really tried to embody a lot of that this year. we are just days away from the lunar new year. we're going to show you all the works by local artists and nonprofits to help celebrate the year of the rabbit , plus, the highly anticipated big football game is just

fcx named john jay ray, the third its ceo shortly before the company collapsed into bankruptcy rate previously ran enron during its bankruptcy, according to the wall street journal. ray said that f t x could restart operations partly as a way to return money that its former customers and creditors lost. recession worries lead to more losses on wall street today the dow falling 252 points, the nasdaq was down more than 100 points nearly 1% and the s and p slipped 30 points. new report showed weakness in several areas of the economy, including the housing industry and manufacturing specifically in the mid atlantic region. coming up at 11, a massive snow bank is blocking part of a highway near south lake tahoe. caltrans says it could take days to clear and a freeze warning from parts of the bay area tonight. plus the weekend staring us in the face. it'll be back will be here in no time. i'll have the five day forecast when i return. also, the homeland security secretary says help is on the way to the southern border. the announcement coming as calls are growing for his resignation. in las vegas,

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earlier cnn's john berman spoke with jay skerski, a reporter for the buffalo news who was at the gamecribed what it was like watching the scene unfold. >> reporter: it appeared to be a relatively normal football play where damar hamlin was involved in the tackle on tee higgins and because there was a crowd around of other players and officials after the play, none of us at first saw him collapse from the press box from a pretty high vantage point, so we never saw him collapse. it was very apparent from the reactions of the players around him and the officials that something seriously was wrong. i have, quite frankly, never seen players react that way. obviously these are guys that are accustomed weekly unfortunately to seeing their teammates be injured. it was very apparent just seconds after he collapsed that something was terribly wrong and then the sheer number of athletic trainers and emergency medical personnel who came out to treat him, the speed with which a backboard and stretcher was brought out and then the ambulance was brought onto the field, all of this led us to come awa

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john king. i've never seen him so excited and giddy. >> jay clayton, thank you.e it. >> you talk about yourself, i guess. >> sure. >> and then we work for a news organization. >> well, we -- that's why we have this show so we can show the rest -- >> the rest how to do it. >> exactly >>> when we come back, a preview of the fed minutes and what it could mean for the markets today. and then a new docu-series about the architect of the largest ponzi scheme in history that's been moving out to this point, that would be bernie madoff. that debuts today. we have the director of madoff the monster of wall street joining us right after this. >>> check out the futures this morning, right now it looks like the dow is up by 55 points s&p is up close to ten points. yesterday we had big gains in the future, we closed down across the board 4 out of 5 down sessions in a row right now for all three of the major averages "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: time now for today's aflac trivia question. what is the widest bridge in the united states? the answer when cnbc "s

jay skirski who was at the game last night and dr. joseph sakron, a trauma and critical care surgeon at johns hopkins. you were there. watching. this was a huge game. you were tweeting about what you witnessed on the field. we saw him collapse. the defibrillator taken out quickly. they have medical teams at the ready. being ambulanced out. we saw players crying, coaches praying. tell us what it was like. >> you know, covering the nfl for as long as i have, you get accustom to seeing injuries, sometimes serious. the players themselves get accustom to seeing it. the thing that made this so different for me was the reactions from the players. it was apparent immediately that this was something far more significant than a typical football-related injury. it was -- it ended up being so much different. to see a world class 24-year-old athlete having cpr performed on him in the middle of a football field was jarring for me. it was horrifying for me, quite frankly. i think it was horrifying for everyone in that stadium. i can't imagine the anguish that damar hamlin's teammates, his family, his mother was at the game, rode wi

jay. and finally, last but not least about you, mark. yeah, think about you, mark. yeah, i think johneverything that's wrong with westminster totally . westminster politics totally. out touch. dodged questions out of touch. dodged questions by talking about tennis matches with boris johnson and he just represents everything to suggest that the conservatives are hard . you couldn't put a cigarette pipe . you couldn't put a cigarette pipe between the conservatives labour at the moment and i just think that, you know , it's think that, you know, it's typical that the things that we talked about earlier don't affect the politicians . you affect the politicians. you know, we talked about the rail strikes . you know, rishi sunak strikes. you know, rishi sunak gets a private jet instead . gets a private jet instead. yeah. you know, things like that. that's a glaring tendency to get. absolutely. yeah well, thank you so much. thank you so much for people's panel. and that's in that's it from here in birmingham. for backs coming up, i think in the studio. birmingham. for backs coming up, i thin

tell me about the academics of john williams and what a pro like you will listen for from the gentleman. >> he was the first to articulate the idea that jaym: i was looking at that. julia mckee, ok. the onion, please. >> we will see where he thinks we are in peeling that onion. it's really not a question of 25 versus 50 this next meeting they want to be careful as they go forward 25 seems big and everybody -- pretty much everybody on the fed is talking about that. i wouldn't be surprised if he's as 25 felicity what he says about the terminal rate and brenner because she has been the most elvish of the fed. we are going to have a lot hitting the economy and maybe we are starting to see that. we need to be careful as we go forward. tom: very interesting to see here and of course yields are higher here. 4.11 in the two year yield shows movement of the morning. this is a great honor. mckee is going to talk to kansas city fed here with real competence of public policy. chief u.s. economist from berkeley joins us now but far more his academics is entrenched in the debate of the moment. years ago a guy named olivia blanc charge said this book is

jay w s t science has captured the american public's imagination. so i would just like to conclude by acknowledging the contribution to this program by nasa's noble prize winner, dr. john mather he was an inspirational leader for the life of this program for the james webb space telescope. mister chairman, i would be happy to respond to any questions you or other members of the committee may have. >> dr. clamp, in thank you. very much wonderful overview. doctor finklestein, the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning, mister chairman and members of the subcommittee. my name is steven finklestein. i'm a professor of astronomy at the university of texas austin. i'm also the principal investigator of one of j. w. duties early release science programs. it is my great pleasure to be here today to share with you the early discovery from a program which is called the cosmic evolution, early release site survey or sears. sears targets galaxies forming in the early universe using several of g w t's instruments. i would like to take a moment to explain how the study of the early universe is even possible. this is thanks to two helpful features nature. the first of which is ou