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down joshua fit the ♪ ♪ battle of jericho jericho, jericho joshua fit the battle of jericho ♪ ♪ andferrin right there! >> thank you! >> jimmy: get the album, "spirit you all." >> thank you! >> jimmy: see him live august 20th, central park, right here in new york. we'll be right back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 12 days! 24 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to dana carvey, elisabeth moss, bobby mcrrin! [ cheers and applause ] and the greatest band in late night, the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." thank you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: hey gang it's your old pal carson with tonight's "last call." out back drop is this fine esta

while joshua of remained like those of sir joshua they did a good job of keeping the people of israelaway from idolatry as soon as that generation was dead. they went running to the gods of the other nations there wasn't a leader there wasn't a judge israel to set things right and rule again when they're so keen the people start wondering looking for something new religion if you will that explains the unlawfulness of the people once again see the levites and the priests are on occupied there's no work for them they're looking for something to do which is indication the church if you will the tabernacle is fallen in disarray when you leave god out and you lose him you've lost a great deal this concubine in the hebrew language is paula moore it means secondary the time of this writing it was legal for a man to take a secondary wife they were known as concubines as is translated into english again we see house of god neglected what else is new think that's only time it happened here in the book of judges i submit to you the house of god is neglected today as well very few people keep th

joshua takes cover inside. on his facebook page he posted this and photos of what happened. >> you can see the destruction. >> he scooped his dog up into his arms to run towards their cellar. he said has he was running through, he said that's when he got their new skylight. that piece of wood flew through the room and it went in the wall. he said after this happened, he and the dog go head first in their cellar. he said this tornado missed his home directly by about 980 feet. >>> we know that railroad crossing has to be taken incredibly seriously. the gate is around down. one of these motorcycle drivers goes right through the gate. he hits its so hard he falls off the back. >> he landed right on his head after the helmet was knocked off. >> how do you miss that? >> actually, the very powerful vessel that the gate was down for wasn't very far away. >> are you serious? >> yeah, this guy almost lost his head over a group of people in a railroad hand car that they use to do maintenance. >> a weird video got weirder

. >> reporter: joshua hornsby mied to his daughter's school i herday. she was a third grader at plasma tower's elementary. he got there ten minutes too tte. >> i had to park around a corner from the school. when i hit the corner, where i could see school, the school was gone. and my heart just sank. >> reporter: yolanda hornsby was the nine-year-old girl's grandmother. eu were looking everywhere. ki we were looking everywhere. everywhere that we thought we could look or where they may have said that she may have been taken or we were just... we were reoking. >> and trying not to believe the okint. >> and trying not to believe the worst. >> reporter: at 8:30 this morning joshua hornsby's phone rang. >> it was the medical examiner. he told me that they had my daughter. hd i didn't... i knew what he want but i didn't want to accept it so i kept asking what do you mean? she's with you. what is she doing? that's when he told me she was oldeased. that was it. >> it's like taking a piece out of my heart and just like stomping on it. to come to terms with that,

like many joshua wishes he could be back in the disaster home -- zone helping with the massive cleanup. instead he's here living, working and thinking about his family and friends who survived that killer attorney 2345id dough. >> when it first touched down the projection schenn was literally directly over my parents' house -- killer tornado. >> for joshua gibson this hit too close to home. >> utter devastation. complete devastation. >> the 31-year-old federal government employees lives and works in the district but he grew up in moore, oklahoma. his family list there. this is their home. >> they were virtually untouched and i think it shows the difference between what half-mile can make when you're talking about a storm of this magnitude. >> this is what's left -- less of the moore medical center. >> you think a bomb went off. >> gibson was watching television reports in this nearby conference room as the tornado smashed through his hometown. >> you can't imagine that that is natural that that was caused by essentially wind. >> his mother, grandfather and sister's dog rode out the sto

joshua has one other daughter, gia, two years old.nd so, joshua is now a single dad raising his youngest daughter. and again, they have just gone through so much in the last 12 months. i'm not sure how he is keeping it all together. he just said, we spoke off camera, he said, i'm just trying to be calm, because if i didn't, i don't know how i would get through it. >> thomas, with so many homes destroyed, so many properties damaged, and people basically being homeless. where are they? where are the displaced residents of moore, oklahoma going? >> jonathan, they came out earlier with the estimate. the initial estimate that damage is roughly $2 billion. that number might go up, that could be kind of a soft roll-out on the initial figure there. 1999 when the very same, ef-5 style tornado came through, it was $1 billion in damage. back then, very similar tracks, damaged tracks, of those paths of taornado when we look at the today. you know the phrase, we take care of our own, here, in oklahoma, we take care of our own. a lot of people have

hide anybody help ceja all of the toned, fit for talking with me thank you given today you to i am joshua were you from a from florida pensacola would you believe that i'm from pensacola to understand no joke i really am. to say happy passover to her brothers and sister in christ the hope that all hope will become her brothers and sisters in christ i would also like to say in spirit biarritz are not with love to beater they could embolus and with her family so we went to say we miss you would know you're in spirit, shoe iq shippers chapel at all the staff for all you do, she think he/they stay please charlotte from california were about california cd valley where the ronald reagan library is oh boy you got honored there with the library at the beautiful library, and even studying with the chapel about 20 years while wow armory baptize me in 99 he sure did that with my first passover is my second fix for, back with the back of their dates but we finally got to speak away this year have you watch them in california have a satellite dish on the big seabed we also have directv would pick him

joshua hart's body was found. mays had been rescued from the humvee, but his wounds were too much to bear. the death toll reached eight. that night sounds surreal. most of the camp has now burned down. still enemies in the mountain, a few, taking potshots. you guys sleep in your barracks, blue platoon sleeps near the aid station. jones take out a guitar, starts playing songs. what's going through your mind? >> refocus. we've still got nine more months of deployment. this wasn't the end. we've got to keep going. we've still got to fight and we've still got a job to do. >> the day after the attack, romesha and some of the other men stopped to take this picture. clint romesha made it home in 2010, and he left the army the following year. he lives in minot, north dakota, now, working as a field safety specialist for an oil field construction firm. >> a lot of everything we do with this is the same thing. we're following standard operating procedures. we're following policies, rules and regulations. and, i mean, that i

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joshua arce with bright line. i think that the hearing that's been an hour and 45 minutes actually could be distilled because we got off on all kind of different issues. talked about the staff and the leadership and the [inaudible] that's really i think a side issue to the whole fund amount 58 purpose of the hearing that you called, supervisor, which is the apprenticeship program. if you parse through the department, the good stuff that they're doing, you know, the kind of view of the folks that are running the department and all those things which i think is fine, you have the question of the [inaudible]. the apprenticeship program is this, and the union, the laborers say it's this. and there's [inaudible]. it can't be great and it can't be on the verge of essentially undermining to the point of extinguishing the program. there's clearly some big problem and i think that you look at where we go from here. i mean, there's clearly a lot of unanswered questions. what are the -- what's going to happen to the apprenti

joshua arce with bright line. i think that the hearing that's been an hour and 45 minutes actually could be distilled because we got off on all kind of different issues. talked about the staff and the

joshua hornsby is jenae's father.shua, first, our heart felt condolences for what you and your family are going through. when did you realize she might have been in danger? when did you know to go to the school? >> well, i was getting phone calls saying that the tornado was headed toward the school. probably around 2:45, 2:50 something like that. >> and you rushed right to the school but traffic got in your way? >> yeah. >> how long did it take you to get there? >> probably about 30 minutes. >> by the time you got there, what did you see? >> the school was gone. it was just a pile of debris and everything. >> were you trying to be part of the first response team to get in there? what did you do? how did you react? >> the first response team was already in action when i got there. but i just was looking for my daughter and if i could help anybody, i was trying to help, but mostly i was trying to find my daughter. >> when were you notified? >> yesterday morning. >> and at the time, i know when i arrived here late monday

. >> joshua ross fue perseguido hasta la oficina de vehículo , cuando la policía lo encontró quiso dispararayer alrededor de las 11 de la noche murió una mujer de un balazo, un hombre que estaba con ella también resultó herido de bala. >> inmigrantes bajo el tps deben estar atentos porque se termina loa fecha de inscripcion y perderan sus beneficios, los hondureños deben poner atención , este concluye el 3 de junio. >> básicamente lo que tienen que hacer es llenar los fórmularios tradiciónales y aquí en el cónsulado de honduras estamos brindando ayuda para llenar los documentos. >> según autoridades esto es un grave error , no hay que confiarse con respecto a una reforma migratoria pero lo mas seguro de esto es una protección de status temporal. >> aunque esta viniera este año esta comenzaria 18 mesesw mnas tardes lo que significaria que se podrían quedar indocumentados. >> para los nicaraguenses también es inprescindible que se inscriban. >> en caso de que no tengan el dinero bastas cn que lleven su permiso de trabajo vigente y 85 dólares para inscribirse como beneficiario del tps, cónsula

he lay in state in his central london gallery and was buried, at his request, beside the grave of joshuas in st paul's cathedral. he left a fortune equivalent to eight million dollars to friends, relatives and charities, leaving many of his paintings to the nation. the impact of turner's painting on later artists began well before his death. staffa, fingal's cave became the first of his paintings to arrive in america. there are more of his works in the u.s. than anywhere but britain. he influenced american painters such as frederic edwin church... and thomas moran, who became known as "the american turner." french painters, including claude monet, were also intrigued by him. monet saw an exhibition of turner's works in london in the early 1870s and noted with approval that the english artist "painted with his eyes open." the impressionists admired his ability to capture luminous atmospheric effects. by the end of the 19th century, j.m.w. turner's dream was realized-- landscape painting was elevated to a level unthinkable without the contributions he had made in fifty years of painting. a

joshua spencer with t. rowe price. thanks so much for joining us today.e it. >> thank you very much. ashley: good info. very interesting. by the way, microsoft has another xbox coming out for the holidays. so that will generate some, you know, got to love the xbox. tracy: i don't know. does it need to be replaced? ashley: probably not. tracy: right. take a look what oil is doing right now because it was up. trading this morning, man, well into the green actually. $95.61 a barrel i think we're looking at right now. this chart says 96.20 the reason you should watch this? well the situation in syria getting worse. today the syrian government publicly condemning israel for an air assault on military targets near damascus over the weekend. leland vittert is live in jerusalem with all this. leland, first of all, be careful and second of all, what is going on? >> appreciate it, tracy. we always try to be. a lot of people are saying try to be careful with israel. they seem to take calculated risks here. calculated risk in the middle east have times to spin out of

. >> i am joshua and i am from chicago. i honestly, friends, and here to tell you that i blame myself first. i should have done my homework, realized the lies before i anticipated them. this symbolic act, this throwing of the metal is for all those -- dal is for all those people out there will who wonder why we are doing it. do your homework. >> i am here to say that war is a racket! >> my name is todd dennis. i served in the united states navy. i'm returning my medal because it was given to me according to my letter because of hard work and dedication and setting the example. i was a hard worker because i buried my ptsd and buried myself in the military. i invoke my right to heal. >> i was in the military from 1990 822 thousand six, and i am returning my metal today because i want to live by my conscience rather than be a prisoner of it. my name is james, i served in the navy from 1999 to 2003, or in the invasions of air rack and afghanistan. -- of iraq and afghanistan. i apologized to the iraqi and afghan a people for des

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word is fulfilled by his election always he intercedes he brings it to pass verse 21 this would be joshua yeshua means you have ace shaver you have ace savior verse 22 that don't read over that this happened so that it might be fulfilled in other words all prophecy must be fulfilled that's why god wrote you this letter so that you would know beforehand if the prophecy is given the time is right and it's most to be is going to be fulfilled and he always he never leaves us wanting if you are in as well you are awake spiritually he guides you he directs you need transit to pass this way you don't have to worry about his client it's solid is unique he's in charge he's in control and he takes care of her enemies verse 23 nowhere was that written isaiah 714 the scripture had to come to pass why because it is a savior and it was god with us verse 24 now this is a little different word the dream sleep in other words god insisted god led the word sleep here is not as the dream in the greek tongue it's hopeless it means some silence it means spiritually poor poor it's an english word we don't use i

ray sloan, joshua garcia >> my name is orlando and i'm a business person for the last 28 years. i'm also a mason and shriner. the only reason i'm telling you that is my -- sincerity of what i'm going to tell you about this person. he's a humble person and good husband and father. and he contributes quite a bit to charity. he has contributed to the salvation army, to the american and hispanic chamber of commerce. not only with food but also physically and monetary. he is probably the only person in the mission district as a business person that can walk in the mission with his granddaughters, sometimes you see him pushing a stroller and sometimes in a bicycle. i know he's telling them to stop at the stop sign. [ laughter ] . his dream has always been to start his own business. his rent has been going higher and higher to a point where it's almost unaffordable. he lives in the mission, but i would say always spends 80 or 90 percent of his money in the mission. i know he buys tickets and i'm in the mission. so to deny this great city san franciscans the boundary right to own his bu

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joshua rojas was taken to santa rita jail on charges of lax with a child under 14 years old. his arrest came following a sexual assault investigation livermore on the month of march detective conclude the case on wednesday. >> will be back with more on the kron 4 morning news. >> good morning. welcome back to the gramm for morning news. less than 24 at sent to the lafayette a fatal accident occurred before 13130. traffic is recovering as you make your work closer to the caldecott tunnel. >> west bound 24. >> watching wall street this morning or futures trading shows all three indexes mix is morning. encouraging news about the job market and higher profit from companies are sending stock prices higher. prepares is closing numbers. the dow rose 1 1/3 point by the on nearly all of is one of a 38 point fall the day before. the nasdaq climbed 41. . the s&p is up 14 to in the day at 1597. >> the u.s. forest service is demanding the state to give back $17.9 million in federal subsidies. there save the taxpayer cash is subject to sequestration. but republicans and democrats are sayin

topvo blanca ---mientras que en livermore, la policia tambien detuvo ayer a joshua isaiah- rojas de 28, quien esta acusado de agredir sexualmente a una menor de edad. ---las autoridades creen que podria haber mas victimas. ---rojas, vive en el vecindario "springtown", donde residen cientos de niÑos. cesar ---en oakland, un popular supermercado latino ardio en llamas esta madrugada... take vo ---la tienda y carniceria "mi carnal market" ubicada sobre el bulevar foothill, fue destruido parcialmente junto con muchos de los productos dentro del edificio... ---dos personas que viven en un departamento en el segundo piso del inmueble lograron salir ilesos.. ---las causas del siniestro continuan bajo investigacion... blanca ---en san jose, la bateria de un auto fue la causante de un incendio.... take vo ....que se propag rapidamente y que termino daÑando 2 hogares y 3 trailers. ---el siniestro se reporto alrededor de las 11 y media de la noche de ayer en la cuadra 900 de la avenida almaden. ---segun el departamento de bomberos, uno de los residentes de una de las casas afectadas, estaba carga

. >> joshua rojak was taken to santa rita jail on charges of lewd acts with a child under the age of green. his arrest came after an investigation. detectives concluded the case on wednesday. police say how the victim did not know him but the two are acquainted. >>> still ahead a woman released from custody after allegedly poisoning starbuck's drinks, why police let her walk. >>> then a bus uncovers a marijuana grow house in the east bay. >>> plus official investigation of the murder of an 8-year-old girl. we're tell you-all of their leads appear to have dried up. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. for 2 years with qualifying bundles. some things won't last 25 ye

. >> reporter: martin, we had an opportunity to meet joshua hornsby. the name janay hornsby might be familiar to many. she is the first identified victim of the storm. she was 9 years old. and she attended plaza towers middle school, the elementary school that was demolished by this storm system. and that is the same school where other children perished. but we learned of her name the other day and started to get pictures of this beautiful child with the beautiful smile. and today we met her father. a quiet man with a simple message about his daughter. what was janay like? what was your daughter like? >> she was a -- she was loving, caring, fun, energetic. she was just sunshine on a rainy day, you know. she -- there's no way to explain her. she was just happy. always happy. always outgoing. she was just janay. >> reporter: you'll probably notice that when joshua said she was my sunshine on a rainy day his face totally lit up saying the word "sunshine." this is a dad with a very quiet confidence about him in talking about his daughter. very calm about i

narrator: an impressive letter to a young painter and from the distinguished sir joshua reynolds. could he be right? ( harpsichord continues ) john singleton copley loved his country, but he wanted the richer artistic influences of the old world. besides, talk of revolution was everywhere. political contests, he felt, were neither pleasing to an artist nor advantageous to art itself. in 1774, copley left; it would make him a better painter, he thought. sad for him, sad for america: he never returned to his home. at 34, john singleton copley was already one of the best and most popular painters in the american colonies. the young american artist john trumbull said of him, "an elegant-looking man dressed in fine maroon cloth with gold buttons, this dazzling to my unpracticed eye, but his painting, the first i'd ever seen deserving the name, riveted--absorbed my attention and renewed my desires to enter upon such a pursuit." copley had more work than he could do. early in his career, he mastered the popular rococo style: rich texture of laces and lush fabrics, empty faces. but like m

. >> for joshua, that means breaking down barriers to find new venues and new audiences. it is a working-class bar in a working-class neighborhood. severance hall is sort of the height of how you see an orchestra in action. we are sort of playing with the idea of mixing the two. >> the first couple of times we did this, our regular clientele would walk in, and they would have this story look on their starry look on-- their face, but what we found was it is great music. >> my first true experience with classical music was here at the happy dog. i was able to be introduced to classical music not just by listening to the music but folks around stage tutoring on what i should be listening for, what i should hear. >> while cleveland orchestra needs people like him, the happy dog needs the orchestra just as much. having a world-class orchestra on the doorstep offers a unique opportunity to use the arts to stimulate the local economy. if people come here to listen to the music, they might also come in at the local coffee shop, and if they like what they get, they might also come

joshua rojas was taken to santa rita jail on charges of lewd acts with a child under 14 years old. his arrest came following a sexual assault investigation month of march. and detectives concluded the case wednesday. police would not say how the victim knew rojas. but did say the victim was an acquaintance. a third grade teacher at alvarado elementary school in union city has been arrested for multiple countsthis is the suspect -- michael howey's mugshot. police say there are a significant number of female victims.all of them are his students.between the ages of 8 and 9. he's faces 17 felony counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. as well as 23 misdemeanor counts of annoying or molesting a child. parents at the school reacted to the allegations against howey. kron4 also spoke to another parent whose children is in the suspect's class. the mother said howey is a good teacher and is shocked by the news. new at 8. antioch police arrested a man after they found evidence of a marijuana growinside the house. arthur yu was taken into custody wednesday morning. after office

with memory and joshua welcome to the program how the search for survivors continues in a suburb.

joshua jacobs with the allergy and asthma medical group says they have been flooded with patients.he says wildfire smoke at the peak of allergy season means patients are getting hit with a double whammy. >> people's allergies they are experiencing significant symptoms and then to have the smoke on top of it, it's really not helpful for them. >> late this afternoon, the contra costa county health department issued an advisory, urging folks to take precautions. >> i think it's reasonable for those who have underlying diseases, allergies, asthma to limit their outdoor activity. >> these twins spent some time outdoors after getting a dose of allergy medication. >> we got up and shut all of the doors and made sure to get my kids the allergy medicine because they have had a lost allergies recently. the smoke would really intensify that for them. >> reporter: again, allergy and asthma specialists say this is the perfect storm for allergies, hot, dry weather, and intense and long allergy season. now, mix that with the smoky conditions that we're getting, it's leaving folks feeling pretty m

joshua star say the results show a gap in performance that needs to be addressed but does not take away from achievements of montgomery county students. >>> the wait is over. a little more than 12 hours now and caps will start their sixth straight playoff run. capitals finished the season on a hot streak winning 11 of the final 13 games and they're going up against a familiar opponent. the new york rangers. the teams met in the playoffs the past three seasons. last year the rangers knocked the caps out in the second round. puck drop is at 7:30 on nbc sports network. >>> you won't have to worry about getting home from the game if it goes late. verizon center worked out a deal to have metro keep trains running an hour late if the game goes past 11:00. gallery place, judiciary square and metro center but you can exit at any station. >>> nationals have broken the losing streak against the atlanta braves but it may have come at a high cost. bryce harper left the 2-0 win after this check swing in the sixth inning. the team is calling it a bruised rib and may have hurt it on tuesday when he sl

joshua lavin was their only son, and they are left with questions about his death. first and foremost who caused it. one year ago today a 2003 to 2005 dodge ram pickup hit lavin on highway one and took off. the 39-year-old was on a cross-country ride in honor of a friend who had died in cambodia when the crash happened north of santa cruz. about 12 hours after he was hit, another cyclist spotted lavin's dog ozzie laying beside his owner. chp says the case is still open and they're following up on every lead. lavin's mother and father came to the scene of the accident and are offering a $2,000 reward leading to the arrest. >> it's sad but also we have hope that maybe this time someone will come forward anonymously to help us with the investigation. >> the driver is still out there. never came forward. no one turned him in we would really like to have closure for the family. we're hoping somebody comes forward. >> ozzie is now living with a cyclist who found lavin. his parents and a group of cyclists are raising awareness about bicycle safety on highway 1 and pushing

. >> reporter: joshua gibsongibsn who grew up in moore was helping out at the fundraiser, too, andd hundredseds will depo to the red cross. oklahoma state graduate garberbr who came to n nigeria. >> i came to oklahoma, and iandi picked oklahoma out of a hat. ha that is my second home. >> reporter: it's tougher for r people like elizabeth who flew w in from oklahoma with an event here with her husband. husb reality is setting in for this elementary school teacher whoy h was a nearby norman, oklahoman, when the tornado hit moore. >> i cried every day for itr it being a teacher and i teach 4th frayed seeing thoseseeing th little babies lost in the school. >> reporter: roden has been in oklahoma just a year. she said the tornado was far worth than she ever managed. imagined. >> we had four people with 80 kids in our bathroom, grant it we were town in norman, we hear the sirens and that is what we e go do. it's another part of the livingg if oklahoma but this time it set a lot of souls. >> reporter: this crowd of of oklahoma a lums is doing what ii can to try and soothe the wearyy sowldz souls ba

joshua arce. >>> hi, ed collins schmidt, executive director of [speaker not understood], father of three. [inaudible]. the powerpoint and all the positive [inaudible]. with phil ginsberg and his staff. [inaudible]. collaborating partner, working in [speaker not understood] airs az of the city. i can say nothing but positive things about the progress [inaudible] and his staff at all levels, from 30,000 feet to looking, you know, looking through the bushes and the grass, it's a solid operation. all of the staff should be congratulated. we are proud partners of rec and park and know that there are issues obviously, but we have the greatest faith in the integrity and the good will and the vision of phil and the department and the staff at all levels. so, [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. thank you, supervisors. my nameis vanessa banks [speaker not understood] ~. speaking only as a representative, as a city official, i have been working for park and rec for two years now. ~ [inaudible] but i also speak for community as well in the apprenticeship p

joshua giddings will begin an evolution in abraham lincoln's police on slavery. so what if they can do with the recess first congress? abraham lincoln decides he's going to go all in for zachary taylor. so that goes on a campaign swing through the state of massachusetts on behalf of zachary taylor. he was there to speak to the most elite groups. remember, illinois associated up in a western state or friend to save is very much that way when abraham lincoln was fair. the first time in american history, the most refined, intelligent groups in the country. they will speak on behalf of zachary taylor. louis katz isn't going to win massachusetts unless a third party candidate by the name of martin van buren running on the new free soil ticket, which was created to oppose zachary taylor mostly by former antislavery whig will try to convince them it's a great thing, but martin van buren can't win. zachary taylor can win. so you need to make sure we vote for zachary taylor to keep lewis back out of the white house. a centrist in his goes to the convention that nominated

joshua giddings is not a name many americans are familiar with.but at this time he is the premiere abolitionist in the united states and they live in the same boring house, and gettings has a profound effect on lincoln's thinkingment he believed slavery is wrong but there's nothing you can do in congress to fix it. but joshua gettings is going to begin this evolution in abraham lincoln's beliefs on slavery. so what does lincoln at the recess of the first congress? he decides he is going to good all in for zachary taylor. so he goes on a campaign swing through the state of massachusetts, on behalf of zachary taylor. he said he was there to speak to the most elite groups in the country and shake he hay seed out of his hair. illinois, associated with being a western state or frontier state but it was that when abraham lincoln lived there. so for the first time in american history, lincoln is spoking -- speaking before one of the most refined leaders in the country. the whigs of massachusetts, and going there to speak on behalf of zachary taylor. he i

i have several public comment cards, brian onan, joshua smith, kevin carroll, gary marlin joe grubo. and you don't have to do it in the same order, you can come up and start. >> my name is brian onan, and i am, the walk the city in many hours and i am a little bit perplexed because a lot of these venues that you have discussed even where alcohol is sold, where there is dancing and so forth the noise level is not a factor, the city basically closes down pretty early into the morning hours. and the it is actually a safety factor to have many of these organizations running. the other thing that i have a concern about noise in terms of civil liberties. for example, in the mission, if you go there any sunday in particular, there are hispanic christians speaking in spanish and using very homophobic hate speech and they are near the mission police station, and nothing is ever done about that. i do respect their right to freedom of speech, but they do encourage violence against transgender people in the mission and gay people. also, unions, who have protests, and where noise may be used agai

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it is five pm in moscow you're watching r t with me marina joshua welcome to the program. deadly explosions and gunfire in cities and towns across the nation as pakistan holds a milestone general election marking the country's first power transition through the ballot box voting has been extended nationwide to cope with a high turnout but some are paying a high price to vote for the national assembly well at least eleven people have been killed and dozens more injured in what's been reported as a series of bomb blasts in karate more people have died in pakistan's biggest province of blocky stone were explosions and gunmen targeted voters outside polling stations also there are others fell victim to shootouts between rivaling political factions and violence has erupted in pakistan's volatile north as well were a roadside bomb caused further casualties in the city of. all respond as he often of his in pakistan's capital where the latest no one has claimed responsibility for the violence that has been reported across the country today there are a number of armed groups who op

it is seven pm in moscow you're watching r t i'm marina joshua comes to the program turkish authorities have detained nine people in connection with saturday's deadly car bombings in a town near the syrian border to blast killed the forty six and over one hundred turkey was quick to blame syrian intelligence for the attack and something that damascus denies the area is home to tales of thousands of refugees who have fled the ongoing syrian conflict our middle east correspond policy or has more. turkey has blamed the syrian president bashar assad for these bombings without having undergone any kind of investigation what they have said is that syrian intelligence is to quote them the usual suspects now the deputy turkish prime minister says that the organization and the members behind the attacks have been largely identified but what is worrying is that this does say it's a bad precedent to merely blame assad right away without giving any kind of proof or any kind of conclusive evidence as to why you say that nine people have been detained all of them are turkish citizens according to the

it has to be in moscow are you watching r t with me arena joshua welcome to the program. now and during its second year of power a french president francois hollande has pledged to go on the offensive especially on the european front and with its calls to reform the e.u. in plans for an referendum the u.k. has become his main target along criticized britain for splendor in the blog saying his duty was now to bring europe out of its lethargy but as archie's tests are still you know reports he could be trying to prop up his own plummeting popularity . there's been a lot of your skepticism growing in the u.k. and david cameron had said that he wants to put the membership of the e.u. to a vote in twenty seventeen and when a lot was asked this question a lot simply said europe existed before britain joined it. was very noticeable how long has it been really been trying to go on the offensive he was acting showing himself to be a strong leader at this point because he himself is facing a very large and growing euro skepticism in his own country if you just look at the latest fi