joseph william and varina. and and by the time they reach the. 1860s, by the time they the 1860s in letters the marina and jefferson davis write back forth to each other at times when they were separated during the civil war, they seem to have reached an equal liberal in their relationship. now, these two women are, of course, their wives of leaders during the civil war. and consider. first ladies. so i'm going to kind of look at that a little bit as we move into this next part of next part of the program, we'll look at these two women as first ladies. mary had spent very little time in washington, d.c. she was there for a few weeks when abraham lincoln was elected to a seat in the u.s. house. but she decided pretty quickly that d.c. was no place for a woman with two young boys. so then she to stay with family. there a british correspondent named william russell who wrote about his with mary and also with marina. so i'm going to show you what he wrote about mary. now. then we'll contrast that with here in a bit

that meant individual assign, just joseph because the rules and of course, moist, shown the and when he sam in the belgians was so for team. and they literally abandoned chromebook and in the 1900 on 60 of cause independence was then granted. and this is important at that time the king in belgium was king, but the one when he came to campbell in what was then called neil pose village. now push us of the arrangement was the blue moon but would not speak the ring. and that was because of who would speak and then did, when do listen to cuss a was speech. he praised as the belgians, he tells the belgians out good the why to the companies on taking the q q. but do i also do you mind and the company that they have inherited a good many from the belgians and they have a duty to retain that patrice image or to move or driven a speech stands up. everybody's surprised and he begins to speak on the mines is oranges that, that they my location which must remain in the minds of the companies. that the companies must remember that they have been humiliate that they have been named, published by th

joseph: a lot of exposure broadly to retail. everybody, will take prices up. that seems to be clear, retailers have told us they will negotiate with suppliers to share some of the burden, but some of the burden will be shared by the consumer, as well. it's interesting because the first go around with tariffs and china, anyone with a heavy grocery contingent of sales like walmart, kroger, even costco, they really avoided a large part of this. now with mexico and canada, that could be a big hit on the grocery side because of the produce that comes particularly from mexico. they will be a lot of issues. first go around, a lot of lumber comes from canada. the home-improvement guys sell a lot of lumber and building materials. there could be issues there. homebuilders would have trouble building homes. i think there will be some issues for the consumer going forward if these tariffs go into effect. lisa: from a retail point of view, is it better to be bigger facing off with these tariffs given you have a greater degree of power over y

chief joseph, thank you very much for joining us. thank you. time with us. up next, we go back to the unprecedented scene inside the oval office. we'll talk about the impact we could see in the short term and the long term. and how will i shape the future workforce? prominent bay area ceo says not many more humans. bay area, where many have been vocal supporters of ukraine's effort to defend itself from russia. here's one example. today we spoke to irina kris sanchez, a san francisco resident who's from ukraine. almost immediately following the 2023 invasion, she hung a ukrainian flag from her home. today, that flag became a conversation starter between her and a neighbor she has never met. both shocked at the level of discourse during today's meeting in the oval office. i'm worried about next step. it will probably be the baltics, you know. and then it'll be moldova. and then i worry about my home country. i was disgusted. i'm an american voter. i'm a taxpayer. i'm a patriot. i'm a believer in american values. he was a lion among jackals. he stood his groun

joseph, welcome. so so let's get get started with this, no surprise, right?with his end of the bargain, and so donald trump removes these chevron licenses. explain what they are and why that's so important. >> so back when the maximum pressure campaign in 2019 there was an effort by with, basically, the oil lobby the carve out exemptions for a specific company, marley chevron -- particularly chevron, to be able to continue to do oil activity inside venezuela despite the sanctions. and when the biden administration came in, today essentially renewed it every six months or year. this is something that the opposition of venezuela, you knowed the video, has been very critical of because it thinks a big sense of revenue for the maduro regime, basically gives them oxygen to continue to repress their people x. if when president trump began his presidency, he got a lot of criticism by the venezuelan people because they said he's not going to end this oxygen, this chevron oil license are. but the reality of that was that we were trying to talk to nicolas maduro about

he's all moved in to the joseph mcphee center in san francisco, which marks the next step in the way program. >> you have more freedom. you have you have more choices because of however light i choose to get up, i choose to be at morning meeting. i choose to go to outside meetings. i choose to continue to work with my sponsor. >> the joseph mcphee center is a two year recovery housing program where residents like stewart are required to spend 40 hours a week working, looking for work, or going to school. if they do end up with a job, the program temporarily holds 50% of their income until graduation. and really, what that's about is creating a nest egg where, you know, it's really incredibly. >> expensive here in san francisco. and it's about giving somebody's life back a leg up when they start their journey outside of the salvation army's care. >> destiny pledge is deputy director of the way out initiative. she says right now, the program's success rate is 76%. >> it is people who are graduating from joseph mcphee, center, who are clean and sober, who are employed and have somewhere

and that was a run of dictatorships one after the other culminating in joseph stalin -- not culminating but the high point, after 29 years. so you had one example after another of russia being governed by autocrats. i speak in terms of putin as -- and what i mean by that is when the mongol hordes came out of the east in the 13th, centuries. and governed large part of what is today russia, ukraine even going into western europe, they imposed their form of dictatorial rule, it was a genghis khan in one case the great mongol leader, but followed by his sons who were also leaders imagining themselves the leaders of huge empires and they were. so, russia's background politically is locked into autocracy. and it is very difficult to imagine the russian political system being democratic and yet there are strands of democracy that run through 19th-century russian history even through good parts of the 20th century. there is in the literature you know people who are thinking that an open way you want to deal with the western world. a czar like peter the great in the early part of the 18th centur

down to this, but i'm calling the new the new me the new dressed in the hotel and the name of the joseph drawer. super interest to us. i'm looking to get the quinn you my own you though. good. as for to be able to do. do you know people did have enough. okay. need me to start is to start this new heard you was to try like, you know, movies there. so i know we're but almost finished the most of the country. mm hm. almost i'm don't slopes tennessee in the courtyard on the floor. can you please that and you smart in this class and there is no sales of implemented. i'm just of simply a manual quote for those are you more than with the return label? so we're looking at was my own, was for you to see the book across was not quite sure what i'm supposed to do to move to the the overall show of gra, comes over to i guess on the pictures conducive to you. he is in process of mobiles and see the use of research and you need to move from the filtering area. that is it. the thing is we have on costs that are as far as don't put the executive exercise to thoughts to move. okay. and you may just put o

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joseph's hospital in phoenix a life-saving gift that will keep denise swinging for the fences for yearsing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a cub fan die. >> reporter: near ft. worth, texas, high country elementary school librarian kathy facet noticed this fourth grader kept checking out the same book over and over and over. it was "we shall overcome." so she secretly contacted the author, and then this happened. >> the author sent you your own -- [ screaming ] >> reporter: mrs. facet getting zoe two signed copies of his books all for her very own. that kindness meant the world to zoe and her mom angela. tell me about the day that were you surprised with, you know, not one but two surprises. >> it was so beautiful. i started crying. and i loved how he put martin luther king in the center. >> reporter: as a parent, how do we process something so beautiful as what your daughter experiences? >> i was so glad that ms. facet, the librariaian took note, out all the students to notice my child. i was, just, you know, i appreciate libraria

authorities say 73-year-old joseph czuba targeted the family because of their islamic faith and as a the war between israel and hamas. czuba faces life in prison. the gold medal for messing up medals goes to the french mint, which says more than 200 defective paris olympic medals will be replaced. athletes complained their medals became tarnished or chipped, sometimes within weeks of the games ending last summer. the replacement medals will be identical to the originals, but a protective varnish will be added for durability. and today microsoft announced it is shutting down skype, the online voice and video call pioneer that the tech titan acquired in 2011. skype has struggled in recent years to compete against new rivals like zoom and microsoft's own teams. founded in 2003, skype revolutionized internet communication by offering free voice calls between computers. ahead on cbs evening news plus, our in-depth report. >> i'm charlie d'agata at the pentagon. big changes underway including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff being fired. we will have that story coming up on the cb

my name is joseph sparks. i was one of the attorneys who created the model legislation of how much arizona's law is based. and since then, i've served as an expert helping thousands of other states prate law such as the one that's being put for consideration for this committee today. the pro israel lobby, that lobby is probably as strong as the enter rate policy ration for myself. driving engagement that made my friends, we must continue to stand firm against a profoundly bias campaign to de, legitimize the state of his meal through boycotts commencement and sang. i am assigned an executive order that says you boy, tide against israel, new york report card you. we in america must stand strong with is really sick and we lost one of the highest duties of elected legislators is to defend our constitution. but here they're just giving away our 1st amendment rights to a foreign country. the final report there on the 7th, i and he's really investigative magazine, about freedom of speech, transparency, prof again the

joseph coresh is the director of the optimal aging institute at nyu langone health system.one of the authors of the study. how significant are the findings? dr. coresh: it is important for all of us. if you are thinking of your lifelong health, it makes you realize that you need to consider the risk that at some point you may hit dementia before death. john: what accounts for the higher risk? dr. coresh: so basically we did a study that was more diverse in more centers and spanned both white and black americans and we also spent an enormous amount of energy to make sure we captured all the cases. then the population has gotten older. as life expectancy has gotten older, the risk is higher. the risk by age 75 is 4%, by age 85, it is 20%, and by age 95, it rises to the full 42% chance of getting to dementia before death. but more than half the risk is after age 85. john: to make sure i understand, this is because the population is aging, not because something has changed about dementia. dr. coresh: exactly the population in the u.s. is aging and that is also the reason that w

san jose is on the board early and then in the 19th minute, same score off the corner joseph martinez with his 100 17th career. regular season goal that's tied for most 6, most i should and mls history first place. lynn again, 2 to one. they're 2 and o for the first time since 2017. finally to nascar. xfinity series in austin, texas. we saw this race right here on kron 4 and you saw connors ilitch that 18 year-old. we rode course phenom taking the checkered flag for his second career win. when i was 18 years old, i could barely write let alone winning races like that. i mean, it's a crazy thing. but when you got talent, you got talent. yeah, he's got a bright future in the sport. that's amazing. i don't know much about nascar, but i went to school in austin. >> so i know is pretty big deal for them. pretty cool. and it's a big deal for us now having it from this year, which is pretty cool. you gotta keep watching guys that sit 11. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. >> casting across california. when nicky lorenzo. this is inside california politics. >> glad you're with us this we

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joseph's hospital in phoenix, a life-saving gift that will keep denise sweeney from the fences for yearslming and amazing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a, then died . >> here's a moment that will surprised eva and her dad, sean, with a melt your heart, that's 10-year- old ava cooper, a patient at cleveland clinic children's hospital when the staff found out she was missing her schools daddy daughter dance, they surprised a lot and her dad, sean, with a celebration of their own. >> here she comes! >> ava, who's been in the hospital more than 200 days waiting for a new heart,t, was over the moon and dad, well, dad was wiping away tears. the cooper family, so grateful for the care team who went above and beyond for their little girl . >> near fort worth, high country elementary school libraria then this happened. >> the author sent you your own fourth-grader zoe rosenberg kept checking out the same book over and over and over again. it was we shall overcome by author brian collins, so, she secretly contacted him and then this happen

hablamos obviamee de chicho arango y joseph martínez.n equipo de sporting kansas city que no tuvo respuesta y que ni siquiera creó ocasiones claras de gol. desde el 2017 el equipo no arrancaba con 6 puntos de 6. yo me despido desde kansas city. carlos el resto del análisis y sobre todo, también escuchar a los protagonistas these games that are generally extremely difficult to walk off the field with three points and typically teams lose these type of games. so i can't tell you how proud. i am at the team how hard they fought. uh. how players did everything they could do to help us get a result tonight and pasamos con las chivas rayadas del guadalajara que se enfrentaron a los pumas hoy ya sin 1 de sus técnicos, más bien sin el técnico. vamos a las acciones porque iba a venir al minuto 91 esta jugada. el centro, el despeje y entonces luis romo iba a volver a meter este balón al área. aparecía allan pulido para tirarse así de tijera y luis gabriel rey, el jovencito. el central, aprovechaba el rebote y con este uno a 0 el guadalajara lo ter

after hernan lopez receives a red card, but it doesn't matter too much, because earlier in the game josephez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two. the quakes win 2-1. first win in kc since 2015. >>> the dons hosting gonzaga at chase center with a second place on the line in the wcc. but bulldogs are playing their best basketball heading into march. greg finishes with a team high 23 points. gonzaga cruises past usf 95-75. >>> senior night in moraga as saint mary's hosted oregon state with the wcc regular season title already wrapped up. second half, augustus did his best steph curry impression to help the gaels pull away. he finishes with 25 points as saint mary's wins 74-64. they went 17-1 in the conference this season. >>> and maxime renault was honored at stanford's senior night as the cardinal hosted smu. and renault left it all on the court for his last game at the farm. second half, throws down a two-handed slam then up three in the final seconds he brings the house down with this put back dunk. renault finishes with 26 points, a stand ford win 73-68. >>> no, it'

illinois, a landlord has been found guilty of murdering a palestinian boy during an attack on his home, joseph kazoo, but it stopped the 6 year old 26 times and wounded his mother. in 2023 authorities said he talked to them because if that is let me face and it's a response to israel's for on gaza. attacks on most lives in palestinians in the united states have increased since the war began. this coverage media is reporting that the coast on work is pa t o p k. k says it will heat a cold, but it's joe lee that to declare receipts 5 with the texas government and laid down at toms on says day after the autoland made the appeal in the latter that was read out by pro kurdish politicians. he also called for the p k. k. to dissolve the group is designated as a terrorist organization by chucky, a european union, and by the united states. muslims are observing the 1st ramadan in syria. and since the full of his tide regime, how many months is of course, tradition and time to reflection, prayer and community cars, a unique significance for syrians this year, while the nation is hateful for a brighter f

and if the policy, you know, for the is not in joseph, gets us to be with this. the other big problem. absolutely, luciana. how could i? thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it. the bodies of thousands of palestinians are still trapped on the rubble and gaza hours. there i spoke to a woman whose hosing the remains of her loved ones can soon be recovered. i am a model one of the most us as the sad to solve most and the 10 bits of that because the name of in i will add them the smithing way, a guy to that i'd be set up and then i me not sure, but they love it. now, what about a mismatch anyway, an issue with no, but the laughter had unzipped and instead of the kind of the trouble yesterday only made things in the middle of the buffalo bills. i got the wind up and that the 5th where i had the water flow as if it's what i'm good. he does like on the mama, mama connect him was i live up the lion as a heck. how the, how do you say from the, have you from the flush? no, it's nice. she may not. the last time she get touch, we're going to will students of

joseph butler had resigned his england captain on the eve of this consisting corona, she that he was unable to inspire a farewell victory. butler failed again, but the prince and his team were bold down for just a 170 knowing south african ruthless in reply, receive entity soon hate to them, beats in 72 as a race to the victory total gets with time to spare of this when so them talking through be with australia, so qualifying for the semi finals. so don't forget will play on the in the easy and you have your step. so you'll go, it's that sort of that you go into the match and then by security on in semi finals, you just drawn do that extraordinary. well, does that make sense? the guards that are in that race room, a very good cricket is very good christmas route and. and as a matter for us as coaches and latest to try and get the status of it and to try and bring the right combination of players to give that for the for the task at hand. and i'm, and that's, that's so that's what's in front of us. so i've next to the, well, it's the 1st time england has failed to win a match in the g

uh, i mean my whole it has more from joseph city of this has, has a created a wave of us concerned among people, particularly this place palestinians either is still in enforce evacuation sites in southern partners. typically those will return to their homes in northern garza and garza city is particularly right now we were talking in the drawings are clearly in our sight. above the in disguise of the gods is driven by the fear. now these are drones when they are in the site, they're not only here for surveillance, but also for marketing targets. then the possibility of carrying more attacks is quite fine. now just scaring a lot of people, we just happened to walk in the past a few minutes, a nearby area. that is the popular market here, but what we found out, anything but a market, it's almost empty from people. and when we talk to people, they said they are concerned about the presence of all the drawings. at least one person is being killed in a stabbing attack in northern israel and happened to the busy transport station in the city of haifa. emergency james, a treating for others fo

campus because it has apartments on it for employee housing, do you want to take one guess as to what josephlitics. >> i'm not going to get. >> is an apartment broker, you cannot make this stuff up. it's a sad situation. we want to be in arizona that's where the company was built but unfortunately it doesn't seemed like arizona wants us anymore. >> this is fascinating are you going to win or leave. >> we hope to win that's our first priority but we will not wait forever. >> this is insanity political insanity, $40 billion tech company the leader in the space that is dire and needed how could you ask for a better corporate partner than this right now. if i look at it from arizona perspective, this is not a flash in the pan opportunity you will need body cam and repository for all the data forever and because some politician may not make big on an apartment complex little fishy. >> you want to bring in trump to negotiate. >> is a good negotiator. >> thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me it's great to see you. check the markets. in business, 25 minutes, the dow is up

eastern with bret baier and martha mccalla but less than the show i want to give a shout out to josephthen run a personal record and track and field on saturday morning. he is working really hard and i appreciate your love you for the very proud of you. >> good for him because that is awesome. >> saint sowell he asked pretty good it's getting better pic looks really talented young man because he is, does not get it for me. that doesn't for us. we will see you next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" is up next. ♪

eastern with bret baier and martha mccalla but less than the show i want to give a shout out to joseph jones my son who killed his role in fiddler on friday. and then run a personal record and track and field on saturday morning. he is working really hard and i appreciate your love you for the very proud of you. >> good for him because that is awesome. >> saint sowell he asked pretty good it's getting better pic looks really talented young man because he is, does not get it for me. that doesn't for us. we will see you next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am marco levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. sorry, with this laryngitis it just bear with me too great guest tonight, joe concha and benjamin domenech. before we get to them, saturday before this past saturday i spent the monologue discussing the genius of the trump plan with respect to rare earth minerals in ukraine. and the partnership of ukraine, what would it do? that it would involve american private sector investments, hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars to extract rar

the mother testified that joseph czuba attacked her with a knife before stabbing her six-year-old son alfayoumi to death in another room. he attacked them because they are muslim and in response to the israel hamas war. pope francis suffered an isolated breathing crisis this afternoon. the vatican set of bronchial spasms led to an episode of vomiting with inhalation and sudden worsening of the respiratory condition. the scare required the use of supplemental oxygen. doctors say the pope responded well and remained conscious throughout. today's setback came after relatively upbeat days for the pontiff. the vatican has already made for alternative plans for ash wednesday next week. a so-called economic blackout called for today has been getting plenty of attention online, but the impact is still unclear. >> we spend money and make people rich without even realizing we are doing it. >> to missed group the people's union called on americans not to spend for 20 four hours as a way to protest the influence of billionaires, big corporations and both major political parties. one resident is t

rep assets you know position on this as well is this something that is you think is is doable maybe joseph if you care to or whoever care to speak on this commission just a quick question just in terms of doable just wanting to understand what your question is coming up like trying to finalize the protections and i know it's it's it's there's a lot there's a lot of moving parts and there's a lot of stuff that hasn't been there's a lot of it's a lot of decisions or from the community and from planning that haven't been merged and i know there's a little bit of space there but i also understand the urgency and the gravity of not having these protections in place. and so what would be you know in your estimation what would be a good timeline to try to work towards to get this done? >> kind of yeah. thanks commissioner. and so definitely it's a priority for us and as rachel said, we do have a meeting coming up to debrief this hearing and it's been great to get all the inputs and comments from from commissioners so far during this discussion. so we'll be bringing those comments and suggestions

the second half after lopez receives a red card but it did not matter because earlier in the game josephz capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two and the quakes win to-1, forced win since 2015. >>> he was honored at stanford senior night as the cardinals hosted smu pick of the second half he throws down a two-handed slam and then up three in the final seconds. he brings the house down with this put back dunk as the shot clock expires. he finishes with 26 points, is stanford wins , 73-78. >>> st. mary's won in moraga. 7450 forever oregon state and in berkeley, california win against boston college, 82 to the 71. that is sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with sports, hundreds of bay fc fans geared up for the start of the 2025 season at saturday's fanfest. there were games, giveaways and photo opportunities. sold-out event was a paypal park in san jose. bay fc's season kicks off on march 15th two on the road against the utah royals. >>> president trump said he will pardon the late sports legend pete rose. trump made the announcement on social media and added that ros

by the end of the year would be the third most spoken name on the internet behind donald trump and joseph biden. i realized, even though i was reading about him, i knew nothing about him. i knew some factoid, but i had no idea about what his. so i had no idea his motivations and i had no idea about something that i had felt as i was growing up and getting bigger about what it was like to live in his body. george floyd was six foot six, 225 pounds. and when the post first started talking about doing a project that's what i told people who by the time i knocked on their door, called their phone, they did not want to speak with another -- reporter about what they knew about this man or how they felt. they watched him die. but when i explained that i had come to really understand soul of george floyd and to understand how the system impacted that soul, they thought maybe this is something different. and that unleashed really great opportunity to marry two interests. there's similarities there in terms of a refresh to reach understand king and to understand for the first time george floyd. whe

. >> for about a decade in the late 1940s and 50s, wisconsin senator joseph mccarthy spread fear androughout this country by persecuting those on the left that he deemed, quote, un-american. many of today's republicans are mccarthy's ideological descendants, and one of their primary targets now appears to be the lgbtq community. in fact, just yesterday, iowa governor kim reynolds signed a law removing gender identity as a protected class in that state. now, trans and non-binary iowans are no longer shielded from discrimination in education, housing, employment or many other aspects of everyday life. but iowa is not alone. in fact, lawmakers in at least nine states have instructed measures, or rather, introduced measures instructing the government to chip away at some of the rights of same sex couples right to marry. more than half of them, including the one in michigan, urge the supreme court to overturn the obergefell v hodges decision, the one passed in 201, that granted same sex couples nationwide the right to marry. the michigan resolution was introduced by state representative j

know that, for example, in world war ii, there were heated disagreements between franklin roosevelt, joseph stalin and winston churchill, but we didn't see them broadcast on tv. this is a mistake to have it have it broadcast this. this was not the moment that should have been televised. >> it wasn't just a mistake. it was an ambush. i mean, this was a plan. this was a politically calculated ambush from all sides, right? no one would feel comfortable walking into an environment like that from any country, and no one should be treated that way. from the reporter to the greeting to the mocking of his clothes, it was beneath america and beneath the white house to treat a guest in our country, and a leader who is actively engaged in combat, who is right now losing his fellow service members. he's losing his women and children. his cities are being bombed, and we're talking about his clothes and we're talking to him that way. it was victim shaming, which is what trump has been doing to zelenskyy and ukraine since before he got elected. it's unacceptable. it's inappropriate. and it's also undermin

thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners joseph snook with race and equity and all planning coalition. i want to start by thanking commissioner imperial for not just hearing the community's testimony had commission hearings earlier last year when we raised concerns about tenant displacement but also taking initiative. since then to make this hearing happen i also want to thank planning staff rachel tanner and melina leon perera for working with our coalitions and with commissioner imperial for the last several months for getting this hearing on the calendar and securing our pleased to be able to co-present with you today. it means a lot. it really does. i also want to acknowledge the hard work of the san francisco area displacement coalition which is involved at every step along this process. and i want to remind the commission that s.f. edc, the anti displacement coalition is a coalition of every nonprofit tenant counseling, tenant advocacy and legal defense organization in san francisco. we have people who have worked on legislation for decades, including a few of us who have worked

in fact, it was broadly rumored that his successor, joseph shea, had stowed a portable on the ship bearinghim to america with which to execute as soon as possible. but washington intervened as long as we were in danger from his intrigues. washington told rufus king, we wished him ill. but washington would not allow that ill wishing to become a pretext for the jacobins to work their bloody will. we felt compassion and were anxious. he should not be sacrificed. washington said so all demands for johnny's extradition were refused. however short sighted citizens johnny had been as a diplomat, he knew enough not to bite the hand that protected him. if anything, he blended seamlessly into the fabric of life in the united states. he married clinton the daughter of new york's obstreperous governor clinton set himself as a gentleman farmer and in scientific projects. the hudson valley finally officially an american citizen in 1804. by 1821. he would become americanized that hardly anyone noticed when he gave an address to the renzulli county agricultural society on the means for opening sources of

hello joseph. to borrow with mta's transit division and i will be the project manager for this seven bus procurement. the contract is for four 40 foot and three 60 foot battery electric busses from new flier. the contract is the contract amount is for 13.4 million dollars and it's for a term not to exceed five years. this next slide is the breakdown of the $13.4 million contract budget showing the cost of the seven busses on that first line which include the manuals and telematic licenses as a part of the bus price. there's also the table also shows a budget for spare parts tools and training and allowance for any change orders if required. this slide is the overall 4110 project budget as well as the funding sources breakdown on the first table it shows the 4110 project components which include both the new flier and gilling bus procurements. the total costs for the 4110 project is 30.4 million. the second table shows the funding sources for the 4110 project with the majority of the funding coming

joseph banks, famous natural is the famous black abolitionist born right here in connecticut.prince saunders. and they say this is amazing. this be a model for what agriculture looks like going forward. and again, it is not things that that we would necessary admire as a labor system today but in a world of slavery this was light years ahead of of what was happening around and around the americas and in mexico print those codes in spanish they them and print them into spanish. the united states prints the earliest versions from right after christophe becomes king, prints in english almost immediately in philadelphia in 1811. now the rest, the world is paying attention, and they're paying the kind of attention, interest that christoph wanted them to do. so he's using that press to really amplify what the state. initially, the state of haiti, then the kingdom of haiti. what they are doing. so along with about how to control the narrative, about what it means be a king images of his likeness, the laws, making sure he's trying to be more with them. but you can see some inklings of

host: joseph, line for independents. caller: thank you for taking my call.'m an independent and let me just explain how i got there. it's you can't believe the left and you can't believe the right, particularly on television or social media. and what i did was i would listen and i bet everyone listening would try to do this because it's very difficult to change people's views, is watch a right-wing television or social media and then turn around and watch the left. and somewhere, there is the truth. i became independent because you see different views. and both of them are extreme to the left or extreme to the right, nowhere in the middle. the only one i could find closest to the middle is your station. the older people watch television. so we had a tale of two cities here. we had the older generations watching the legacy stations, and now we have the younger people who pick up their news on social media, which is even worse. it's very difficult to filter it. it's my mother was a widow with five children at the age of 34. we were on the welfare system, ok. w