— johnson, but certainly when john major has— johnson, but certainly when john major has something to lot, i think people listen. i think gordon brown is always— people listen. i think gordon brown is always very thoughtful in what he says _ is always very thoughtful in what he says i _ is always very thoughtful in what he says. i think people have mixed views— says. i think people have mixed views about tony blair. but these are people — views about tony blair. but these are people who speak with experience and in _ are people who speak with experience and in some _ are people who speak with experience and in some cases, they have been through— and in some cases, they have been through a _ and in some cases, they have been through a similar sort of recession and financial crises and many of the things— and financial crises and many of the things and — and financial crises and many of the things and challenges we are facing at the _ things and challenges we are facing at the moment. we are having this conversation, meanwhile, the prime minister— conversation, meanwhile, the prime mini

[applause] >> major john j duffy. ntion to orders, the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to major john j duffy, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and trip 80 -- and intrepidity above and beyond the call duty. he just image himself while serving as the senior advisor to the 11th airborne italian, second person -- second brigade airborne division army of vietnam and the republic of vietnam during the period of 14 to 15 april 1962. proceeding the events of 14 to 15 april 1952, the commander of the battalion was killed and the command post was destroyed. major duffy was twice wounded but refused to be evacuated. 14 april, he directed the defense of fire support base charlie, which was surrounded by an enemy element, after an effort to -- he moved to call in an airstrike. major duffy was again wounded by fragments from a record list rifle round and refused medical evaluation. the enemies began artillery per

[applause] major john j duffy. attention to orders. sident of the united states of america, authorized by acts of congress march 3rd 1863, has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to major john j duffy. in the united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his own life above and beyond the call of duty. major john j duffy distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty by serving as a senior adviser to -- army of the republic of vietnam in the republic of vietnam during the period of 14 to 50 15th april 1972. in the two days preceding the events of 14 to 15 april 1972, the commander of the 11th airborne patel ian was killed. the battalion command post was destroyed. major duffy was twice wounded but refused to be evacuated. on 14th april, major duffy directed the offense of the -- which was surrounded by a battalion sized ella me element. in the morning hours, after a failed effort to establish a landing zone for re-supplying air graph, he moved clo

we have heard of it from john major and tony blairfrom time we have heard of it from john major and tony heavy weight staff stop the reality is grim and undeniable, that there are 4 million people, 4 million families who will be spending a quarter of their net income on energy bills. what he is saying is, this leadership race is doing nothing for them. we have a zombie parliament, effectively, my words, not his, because the prime minister knows he is out of a job in three weeks, there is no point of him making any decisions when another person is going to take over. there are allarguing person is going to take over. there are all arguing about what they are going to do when they get into power, and he is saying, he is backed by ed miliband, the former labour leader, the two—tier candidates —— make the two candidates —— make the two candidates should get their heads together and together an emergency budget, fix the crisis is real and there is not a moment to lose. titer? there is not a moment to lose. very briefl , there is not a moment to lose. very briefly. what — there is not a moment

i mean your dinner with norman major and john _ monopolies. - in the uk. yes, he didn't gloat at all about the fact that we had i all about the fact that we had problems about the fact that he had problems. we were thoroughly frank about the fact that there is never an entirely smooth cast to prosperity. and we were going through difficult days day as it turned out when through a much more difficult phase. putting behind you a total communist state was more difficult than in our case putting behind us a heavily socialised free market economy.— behind us a heavily socialised free market econom . ., ,, , ., , . market economy. thank you very much for “oininr market economy. thank you very much forjoining us- — market economy. thank you very much forjoining us. peter— market economy. thank you very much forjoining us. peter lilley _ market economy. thank you very much forjoining us. peter lilley there - forjoining us. peter lilley there with his reflections. a bbc investigation has found that shamima begum, who left london to join the islamic stat

kate's munford was a free person of color and then we've got john saratoga who is an enslaved person both serving in the regiment on the roles major john taylor from virginia brought an enslaved. servant with him and registered him into the regiment so that he was getting then rations and pay through his enslaved servant. so we do know that they were there there were other accounts for putnam's regiment at one point about like 27 men and hazen's regiment was part of putnam's regiment and they said there were 27 african-american with the regiment at that time. some of them were probably in hazen's regiment. but so i was really trying to track him down but i i found it. very interesting. they did not make that designator. and what does that mean that they are not making that designator on these troops? down we before we give everyone the opportunity to get their books signed to appreciate the amazing artifact we have on loan from hsp or to imagine what that knapsack contained with our recreation. it is our long tradition for scott stephenson to the final question. i do like to have the final word as you know. i'm curious have have p

and, and it, sergeant major john h. hopkins was with it from 1777 through two 1783, and i am very thankful that he left us a journal to see part of this regiments travels, thank you very much. [applause] >> shall we? >> behind you, just raise your hand. maybe i will kick things off as soon as our contingency plan comes into effect with our handhelds. i really appreciated your casting the role of the continental army as a sort of nationalizing force, it is something that for those of you who are familiar with our core exhibition here at the museum he will recall that very dramatic tableau seen with the life cast figures of the snowball fight with george washington breaking up this fight between new england and virginia soldiers. we did that, of course, because we wanted to remind or for the first time tell visitors that the nation did not spring out of the heads of the man who were gathered down the street here, it was a very hard, long process, perhaps an ongoing process that is still going on a little bit later in the

tom: i would suggest that what we saw yesterday in britain was absolutely historic going back to john majorlls on through the weekend. i know there is a political overlay. what really matters is the uproar in america is being missed in the united kingdom. jonathan: i wish we could have had a look at lisa's face. it is palace versus arsenal later. richmond is not a thing. i know that you know that. 1.0236. tom thanks ted lasso israel. -- is real. lisa: doordash, people like to order food. tom talks a lot about it. they are doing it more and more despite concerns of inflation. they beat expectations, shares up more than 10% ahead of the open. lyft reporting record revenues. shares up more than 8%. carvana, not as bad as feared. up 8% ahead of the market open. shares are down almost 90% year-to-date, so it gives you a sense of how far expectations have fallen, how low the bar is. tom: what iscarvana? lisa: an online platform to sell cars. it was hit hard after this move back. the results were not as bad as feared. take a look at the less well performing stocks ahead of the open. a lot of it ha

tom: i go back to 1995, john major is prime minister, coming off of the 1992 chaos. that is when arsenal acquired bergkamp. it harkens back -- seriously -- it harkens back to the early 1990's certainty. jonathan: i would go further. this is the biggest rate hike of the central bank since it became independent. people forget, 1990's. the last 10 years we were talking about this independent central bank story. that has changed over the last several years, and there is political pressure building on the bank of england and the federal reserve. tom: the governors saying, not for the independent bank of england to get involved in leadership election. maloney. -- baloney. they did this morning. jonathan: how big is the fiscal effort? what does that mean to the bank of england offset that may come down the road? tom: bond market, lisa, it is real simple. fixed income speaks. lisa: speaking and not a nice way. stocks have taken notice, as well. a lot of gains this morning. bond yields coming down. how much of this is in anticipation of the weakness that people are expecting

i john major was saying. do you agree with his assessment?— with his assessment?ope behind the wall transformed almost overnight entirely for the better. the more you speak to people there about that particular generation they say that they could not have imagine this happening and it was something unusually that was a gigantic event that actually worked for the better and not for the worse and so i agree absolutely with that. then we have to look at russia. [30 absolutely with that. then we have to look at russia.— to look at russia. do you think the make u- to look at russia. do you think the make up of— to look at russia. do you think the make up of the — to look at russia. do you think the make up of the soviet _ to look at russia. do you think the make up of the soviet union i to look at russia. do you think the make up of the soviet union was l to look at russia. do you think the i make up of the soviet union was ever the stated intention of mikhail gorbachev or was it the by—product of glasnost? i gorbachev or was it the by-product of glasnost?— of glasnost

john alexander needing a major championship to put them in the upper mr. lawn. the upper mr. lawn.ur ashe has trouble getting on track. the other alexander seems to be in the same top form that demolished roscoe tanner. the murderer serves as the semi finals seemed somewhat blunted. there were five service breaks in the first six games. he would comment later was a slower server and almost impossible to follow his second serve into the net successfully. arthur did little if anything successfully and loses his opening set. he tears into john with the same shifting and driving that put away mark cox in the quarterfinals. [applause] we join action seconds it was arthur serving ahead 5-1. when you have it going like this you have no fear of the delicate touch game that gives way to nurse. pekin appreciated almost more than anyone in all-around game against arthur s.. ash continues to win. john to stop it. a great serve another winner. his methodical coolness gives them a break in the 4-3 lead. john is trying to hold on at 3-5. ashe is keeping it cool and letting it happen. alexander kn

many media, put the net and have already left the country one in one of major john and had been blocked decades. dia wide nude one of the most popular news outlets and buckets on the network that facing restrict until the government coming down were denied and faith. and i've got this all are going to show that focused on it again and that grateful political instability, the country they've gotten to me. and gord drummed the buckets out new pragmatics at bassetti. in fact, broad meant that he would bring change after dad ward of no confidence out at emerson. conned by the prices of wider and out of control of the country. inflation died over 40 and the fact that dave 13 party opposition that come by incentives not able to go with the wrong hands of your latter day, who also rep to fall into one job recently. and did a, it is i sure down between the ruling. quite lucian. never on khan. i just party the pocket on teddy can stall. all right, come on. thank you very much for that update and keep us posted as to how things progress in as i'm about moving on now and the u. s. and south career

telling the story for whatever reason about the republican majority elected in 2010 and sort of the the leadership difficulties speaker. john boehner majority leader, eric cantor and their team had in coralling this new what was then a new tea party majority in telling these stories. sometimes i think is informative for people when they're looking at republicans in congress now and sometimes the difficulty they have unifying what it was surprised me into some degree, although it makes sense that you would not want an agriculture bill messed with given. how important this is south dakota was that you had a colleague and you talk about this in not my first rodeo that wanted to put work requirements for food stamps into the agriculture bill and this is where these things are dealt with. and while you felt that that may have been worthy you referred to it as a poison pill and you really worked over leadership hard not to bend on this and to get the agriculture bill through and that struck me. is that as conservative as you are on policy. there's this pragmatic side to how you govern i think sometimes you've been criticized for

career, rob labor for perhaps his final extent at a major championship, arthur rash determined to prove that he can be the best tennis player in the world, johnf the young lions needing a major championship to put him in the upper echelon them. the semifinal against alexander and once again arthur rash has trouble picking up steam, the younger alexander seems to be in the same top form and the demolished--. both of the murderous serves in these semifinals seem somewhat blunted by the slower surfaces as there are five service breaks in the first six games, arthur would comment later that with a slower surface it was almost impossible to follow a second serve into the net successfully, arthur did little of any of them successfully and again loses the opening set. in the second set he battles down, starts breathing in his words, and tears into john with the same things that put away mark cox in the quarterfinals. [applause] we join action in the second set with arthur serving, 51. [applause] arthur is now demonstrating the game of tennis serving for the set. when you have it going like this you have no fear of the delicate touch game that can ch

britney spears with a come back release of "hold me closer" a collaboration with elton john. >> yes. the first majorece we've gotten from brittney in six years. she's been happy about the song, posting about it on social media. number one in the u.s., dozens of other countries. and for elton john it's interesting too. he's taking a song from the past and pop-ifying them, i don't know if that's what word i'm making it up. earlier this summer he had a collaboration with dua lipa, taking elements of rocket man and remixing them. seems like everything old is new again, not just in hollywood but music too. >> and hbo renewing house of the dragon? >> yes. after one episode they green lit it for a second season. that came after a blockbuster debut, this was by far the most successful premier for hbo. a marketing budget of $100 million. that's on par with most theatricals. they're banking on this. but game of thrones fans are hard core. >> i'm not a hard core fan and i watched the premier last week. >> you have to. you want to be part of the pop culture conversation. >> thank you so much. nice to see. >>> i

john is the only major economist still following a 0 k. the policy still to come on al jazeera, the 2 front runners vine to become kenya's, next president to stamp out corruption. but voters question their records and a major victory for us president joe biden as the senate passes, sweeping spending package to tackle climate change. ah hello there for australia, the worst of the weather at the start of the week can be found in the west, particularly in southern areas. we've got a cold front sweeping into the south. they're bringing some heavy rain to the likes of per but also some wintry weather. we could see some snow falling that and that's gonna knock the temperature down in perth over the next few days. it's going to sweep its way across the bike, that wet and windy weather, pulling into the se. but ahead of that, we have seen temperatures pick up slightly, it's feeling rather cold here. however, for sydney, we are going to see the temperature climb over the next few days and towards the weekend as it clears up and the sunshine comes b

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the group by a full decade first division, major general david bell, bernie and third division major john jay gibbon. gershom mot is was the fourth of that group barlow was also shown. along with his rising reputation and increase in responsibility barlow was also acquiring a bit of a rotation as an eccentric is battle outfit as you see here consisted of a checkered flannel's shirt, and he always wore a cavalry saber cutting a strange figure it to put it nicely although almost 30 when the picture was taken barlow was already widely known as one of the quote unquote boy generals of the civil war. his extremely youthful appearance prompted the remark that he resembled more quote a highly independent mounted newsboy than a highly ranked officer and we would have to agree, right? civil war author bruce catton provided a rather vivid even lured description barlow. he wrote was quote a slight frail looking man with no color in his cheeks a loose jointed unsoldierly air about and when he walked with deadly emotionless eyes looking out of a clean shaven face and when he spoke voice seemed thin an

yeah, this heat wave is going to be major, john. so let's talk about the timing. yeah.le of labor day weekend,

still to come john, really the major scene is in dixon. that's 80 westbound west dickson avenue. been there for >> the past hour and a half. the highways and bridges back here closer are much better. so 13 minute ride makes to the fremont street exit that's headed into the city. the golden gate bridge just under 18 from 37 to the tolls. let's check on 8.80. so if you're traveling along, started in san leandro. you're going down to mill fetuses to 37 around. 25 minutes of traffic is moving and a long 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 14 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get back to the big story. the hot weather hitting the bay area and you're going want to go outside right now. if you need to do something. >> like walk the things will heat up pretty quick as john just reminded us today, going to be the hottest day of the week. >> kron four's will tran in the east bay where we're expecting some of those hottest temperatures. joining us live at concord morning. well, >> perfect conditions. if you've been watching us all morning, you notice that i said t

yeah, this heat wave is going to be major, john. so let's talk about the timing. yeah. the most significant of the year so far and that is going to be smack dab in the middle of labor day weekend, which means such a busy weekend for outdoor plans for families getting together. make sure to plan anything that you have activity wise around these hottest of days, which is saturday through tuesday. as for this morning, we are nice. we're looking at some bright skies above the bark and arrow right here. definitely going to be a bit of a warmer one than yesterday. once the skies clear out, we'll have abundant sunshine and the return of some 90's for inland areas. current temperatures are still nice and cool, though. great morning for a jog. some 50 60's out there right now. oakland, alameda, right at 60 degrees. timber on you're at 54 novato. pretty chilly at 48 degrees. now the timing of this heat wave just around the corner really begins to grip a starting on saturday lasting through tuesday. temperatures heating up beginning tomorrow, though. that's when we'll start to see

johns, to the majority of americans who don't hold degrees from four year colleges who didn't take out loans, middle class americans and black and white and latino and saying why am i footing this the bill. thiss going to half a trillion dollars. why i am footing the bill for people who took out money to get an education? can you understand their frustration? >> well that frustration should be pointed out why is corporate america given so much tax breaks and the super rich undertaxed. this is a factor of when you see our tax policy, that is the unfairness. it is not working class america versus working class america, it is corporate greed, putting profit above people that have caused this hardship and we need to stay focused on that and not create this scarcity argument of us versus us and understand the structure of our economy should not be built on the back of american citizens who work hard every day being in debt. the structure of our economy should be a fair tax system that apply taxes equally to the super rich and in a way in which their paying their fair share and not building

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john quinones standing by. >>> the major discovery in texas. the dinosaur footprints now in full view, and the reason why. >>> and tonight here, we remember an nfl legend. >>> good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight. we have several breaking stories. the verdict in the case involving the photos of kobe bryant after his death. we'll go to california in just a moment. >>> also, president biden's plan to cancel thousands in federal student loans for millions of americans. who is eligible? we'll get to that, as well. >>> but first tonight, the rescues under way in jackson, mississippi. the terrifying flooding emergency. seniors being guided out of a facility using a rope. the national weather service calling it a particularly dangerous situation. rescuers out in full force just east of jackson in brandon, mississippi, tonight. rescuing many seniors from a flooded assisted living facility. as you can see there, guiding them through the high waters. more than 40 seniors and staff. the facility filling with several feet of water. the re

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we had republican majorities. john had just started his term as governor. we had a democrat in the center and republicans managing the legislative process. i rose through the ranks to be chief of staff to the majority and chief of staff to the speaker. it gave me a front row seat to negotiations, bipartisanship, compromise, blowups, you name it, i had the opportunity to see for myself how the process worked. i learned dave -- i learned a few things. first of which is, i stand with my parents' assessment that sometimes, politicians don't help the people. that is what we are experiencing now. i believe with single party control, politicians have lost sight of serving everyday oregonians at this year is about making a change, making a decision to find balance in our political life and this year, we can choose to improve the future of oregonians and strengthen our state. >> speaker kotek? tina: i want to thank the oregon newspaper publishers association for having this debate. my name is tina kotek. i began my public service at oregon food bank, working to elimi

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