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joshua was a democrat who decided he wanted to be a businessman and make as much money as he could. and he did it using slaves. lincoln decides he wants to be a public servant. by the time in 1854 -- 8055 comes long he has developed a strong view in the emancipation proclamation. they come together after this foundation of living together for four years in springfield, they can debate the institution of slavery in the 1850s. in them and lincoln becomes president one of the first meetings he has he comes to chicago. they hadn't seen each other really in about 15 years. the first thing lincoln says is i need you in my administration. some of the best ideas he knows he believes in the institution of slavery because he says it. does your breakup slavery he wants to preserve the union. but to his credit says i'm not going to join your administration i'm too rich i don't give up my money. i'm going to do everything i can to help you with this war. speaking of kentucky was a border state. lincoln knew he could not lose kentucky. that is the linchpin of the border states. he does everything

$190,000 bail, but they say a warrant was signed after her appearance to hold her on a parole violation at her next court date. we also learned the other suspect, joshua underwood , was mistakenly released from custody last week. something walnut creek's mayor called outrageous. this is outrageous, and this is absolutely unacceptable. we need to hold these people accountable. and if one of the offices that is tasked with defending the public safety is allowing criminals to be released. and accidentally released. this is something that community will not stand for. a spokesperson for the sheriff's office says joshua underwood was released due to a computer input error but is now being held in lieu of $140,000. a third suspect, rodney robinson, was arraigned yesterday and remains in custody. police say $125,000 worth of merchandise was stolen in that violent robbery back on november 20th. two men were formally charged today in a string of mall burglaries in san jose 18 year old dwayne huntley if hayward and 22 year old rahim lewis of antioch are facing organized retail theft. commercial burglary and grand theft charges. prosecutors say the pair still me

the contra costa county da says joshua underwood was released by mistake last week. he's accused of robbing a nordstrom as police say up to 80 people bombarded the story. the sheriff says underwood was brought back into custody today after appearing for his arraignment. dana dawson, another suspect arrested, has been released on bail. >>> happening tomorrow, walnut creek city council is set to discuss adding more police patrols to the downtown area. the city is considering using $2 million from covid recovery funding to pay for the new security. that money would go toward paying five police officers, as well as adding new security cameras, and a tethered security drawn to the area. >>> in the south bay, a santa clara county judge charged two men who they said was involved in one of the many mass robberies in the bay area. is a 19-year-old duane huntley and raheem lewis who were arrested last week, as officers say they tried to run away from valley fair mall following a mass burglary at the macy's. police say the two were also involved in a similar crime in the macy's

we always knew that he was going to be a soldier. >> reporter: ensign joshua caleb watson was born the third of three boys, and while he may have been small in stature, his determination could move mountains. >> if they said you're too little, he worked harder. >> reporter: while at the u.s. naval academy, caleb was captain of the rifle team and an expert marksman. >> he said, you know what makes the united states of america a superpower? i can remember it just like it was yesterday. he look the me right in the eye and said, the united states navy. >> reporter: after graduating, he wanted to be a pilot, a path that would bring him to pensacola, just two hours from home. not only are all navy and marine pilots trained there, so are foreign pilots on exchange programs from countries all over the world. >> he's like, dad, everybody i've met, every one of them are just like me. they want to serve their country. >> reporter: what happened on december 6th, 2019, would be something the country had not seen since 9/11. an attack by a foreign national on american soil. that morning, caleb was f

eva warner, also known as joshua, was arrested at totaled three times during the summer of 2020 in connectionhours of community service before the judge dismissed the case. let's bring in fraternal order of police national vice president, joe gamaldi. joe, portland police say here that eva directed a high powered laser into the eyes of police, trying to disperse the crowd, and then resisted arrest. >> you know, i really wish this was a bad joke, but sadly it's not. it's an example of what we are seeing across this country with our revolving door criminal justice system. here we have an antifa terrorists, because that's what they are, terrorists. she is arrested three separate times for assaulting police officers and rioting. she's gotten 30 hours of community service for this? look at it this way, the teacher in your last segment spent more time in the airplane bathroom then this terrorist will spend in prison for doing what she did. what kind of message does this send to terrorists and nt for? you can do whatever you want to there's no consequences for actions. the worst is the message that

it was successful right away? >> joshua: yes, pretty much immediately. ats at a time. it was me in the kitchen and my wife out in front and one day somebody text me he goes, "congratulations." i go "for what?" they go pete reynolds just gave you number one ramen in new york city. >> anthony: so new york times loves you? >> joshua: yeah, and i saw the article and i started crying. >> anthony: cosme is the owner of casa enrique also in long island city. it's the only mexican restaurant in new york with a michelin star. >> anthony: you didn't even do the smart thing, the smart thing of course being to make shitty mexican food because you know americans will always buy shitty mexican food. you started making really associated interesting mexican food, why? >> cosme: my brother come up with the idea to open a mexican restaurant, and i told my brother come on, i've never cooked mexican food like for a restaurant. so i started cooking for six months at home every single day trying to do different things and finally we opened a mexican restaurant. >> anthony: and

possession of a firearm or told to warrant was signed after her appearance to hold her on a parole violation at her next court date. the sheriff's office says that joshuaunderwood was released last week due to a computer input error. he is now being held in lieu of $140,000 bail. this is outrageous, and this is absolutely unacceptable . we need to hold these people accountable. and if one of the offices that is tasked with defending the public safety is allowing criminals to be released and accidentally released. this is something the community will not stand for. now. a third suspect, rodney robinson, was arraigned yesterday and remains in custody . all the violent thefts have businesses taking precautions, while the city of walnut creek looks to add security. get this . cristina rendon tells us how some car dealerships are now protecting themselves. driving by high end car dealerships in walnut creek, you'll find empty showrooms. cars are on the lot, but the lure of luxury is not on display behind the glass. residents say they noticed the removal of cars after nordstrom was raided by roughly 90 thieves just before closing time more than a week ago. a

but once again, he was dismissed. joshua for century mana love, shane finished the day on beats and online t 5. but he should have been out late in the day for the shopping and dropped caps from butler australia leave the series on, they'll say the last tuesday roof that says louis hamilton will never get to the controversial end to the abu dhabi, growing pretty and can't guarantee if the british driver will race in formula one, again, the flight feeling that hamilton was robbed of the title, the team aren't going to pursue their appeal against the result. because the governing body has agreed to review the rules need a he must want to win. why championship in the culture. but on the other side, we would be wrong to sunday, and it wasn't just, wasn't just the case, it's a book bad call. it was free style. reading of the ruse to less and less lose. legacy thing that say the driver dominated at the season finale lost out to max the staff and he was crowned champion for the 1st time to stop and won the race off the invitation. hamilton on the final lap that was after officials allowed him to

ava warner also known as joshua , was facing felony charges, accused of assaulting multiple officers eed without bail. i like the puppy story better. >> all right today tesla shares are down amid news the company filed to recall over 475,000 cars. over 35 6,000 model 3 cars are reportedly being recalled over a rear view camera issue and 119,000 additional model s cars reportedly also be recalled due to a miss alignment in their front truck latches, which prevents the secondary hood from engaging. >> a 12-year-old boy is badly burned attempting do a tiktok experiment. connecticut fire officials say the boy was using alcohol and fire to do the so-called woosh bottle challenge which creates combustion inside a bottle to make a wooshing sound and on twitter a mother is warning, my 10-year-old just asked their amazon alexa for a challenge and this is what she said, the alexa telling her daughter to plug in a phone charger half way into a wall outlet and then touch a penny to the exposed prong, which could cause potentially deadly electrocaution, amazon says they are looking into this issue

moreover locke in joshua davey was not forced to choose. here parents must choose. >> what if the state has funding vocational education? they have got a school for kids who want to learn the trades. they have one for kids who want to learn the fishing industry. one for kids who want to focus on tourism. and there is -- and a seminary that prepares individuals to be priests or pastors. can they decide not to fund the seminary? >> your honor, i think if as long as locke remains good law, yes. and more over in the program your honor described it sounded like it was a direct institutional aid type program and i think even more so in locke the court the state could make that choice? >> i have one follow up. i have great deal of difficulty here. i think following up justice gorsuch's point, and your own, that you admit that the reason why this school is important to these parents is because they don't teach just secular subjects. that they teach all subjects through the lens of their religion. am i correct? >> they -- they -- i -- religion is a

joshua received his first toy at around seven or eight years old. it was a rip stick skateboard. back one day. >> it was a time where my family was financially struggling. >> joshua is fairly new but stepped up as a leader in the short time. he has been here about a month and a half. >> the kids being happy really brings me back to the joy. >> last night, he and a couple fellow explorers surprised an east los angeles family of two young boys and two young girls with a lot of gifts. i am not choking up, promise, just had a tickle. very nice story for sure. >>> taking a live look from oakland airport on one of the busiest travel days of the year. >>> booster mandate deadline for many college students here in california. here in california, we believe in what if? after all, if is our middle name. like, what if we could go surfing and skiing in the same day? boom! what if we could have the moon and the stars what if we could roll like this. or float like this. and eat all this. here we welcome all what ifs, with open arms. even what ever this is. after all, there's only one wrong way

lens of faith, but school is out for the exclusion list completely different moreover, while joshua bailey was not forced to choose your parents must choose. >> what if the state has funding for vocational education, a school for kids who want to learn trades, one for kids who want to learn fishing industry, did you want to focus on tourism and seminary that prepares individuals priests or pastors? and they decide not to fund the seminary? >> so long as locke remains law, yes. in the program your describing, it sounds like a director eight and even more since the court state could make that choice. >> justice breyer. >> i have a follow-up, a great deal of difficulty here. following up justice or suggest points and your own, you admit my it's important to the parents is because they don't teach just secular subjects but they teach all subjects through the lens of their religion, am i correct? >> religion is part of the curriculum, yes. >> if i understood materials through the schools here, i thought the whole thing is that they teach all subjects through the lens of the religion. and i repeat,

joshua tree. what i also saw was shell starting to use social media to green wash, their products show. there's a way to both explore nature and to reduce carbon footprint. they told customers that they could buy oil, that then shell would purchase what's known as an ox that and the people they taught for this campaign were environment photographers, wildlife photographers. now more than ever, it's important we protect these beautiful place. it was very clearly, we care about the environment you do to, you should buy our oil. i show spokes person told of, we're letting our customers know through advertising more social media. what? lower comp and solutions we offer, so they can switch when the time is right for them. the public relations industry emerged 100 years ago as a response to rising public distrust of big business, an early adopter. these doc us with an american called ivy league. lea pine and p r . techniques like press releases and corporate philanthropy while working for standard oil company sid and reviled in equal measure. in the 1970s, the successor started boy mobile, wh

and these are joshua organizations. but i think china was trying to continue with activity. you as president j bought in is warning global freedom and democracy is under threat. he's hosted a virtual meeting of more than 100 well leaders calling it a summit for democracy, china and russia, when notably absence from the guest list. these countries have denounced, meeting accusing the us of stoking divisions in my view. this is the final challenge of our time democracy. government of the people by the people for the people can at times be fragile, but also is inherently resilient, is capable of self correction and is capable of self improvement. and yes, democracies hard. we all know that it works best with consensus and cooperation. busy in several countries are expanding breeze to vaccine programs to contain the coven 19 various infections. this is the world health organization continues to oppose the move. but w h, i says only people with compromised immune systems should be targeted for a 3rd shot and says, the priority should be to get everyone in the world vaccinated. em

and these were joshua organizations. but i think china was trying to continue with an activity. u. s. president joe biden has reaffirmed his commitment to ukraine's sovereignty and a phone call with president lat uminski. the ukrainian leader says the pair also discussed possible options for ending the conflict in easton ukraine. when they spoke on thursday. it follows tuesdays virtual summit between president biden and russian president vladimir putin by the us warned of heavy sanctions. if russia invades ukraine pretty by dish, give that honor now with the support of nato countries. ukraine is being pumped full of weapons and kia is building up its contingent on the line of contact in don bass. the number of sci fi violations which have happened since it was signed. and july 2020 is coming close 290000. the spatial monitoring mission to ukraine has registered the re deployment of heavy weapons, including high caliber artillery and armored vehicles to the east of the country with, without accounts being disputed by the white house. it places the blame squarely on russia. the russi

was but this has garnered a lot of attention. >> dawson wasn't the only suspect whom released. their mistake previously resulted in joshua underwood being released. since then he's posted became and it was -- was released again. he continues to show up for his court appearances. >> this is how the system is designed to work when somebody has posted became. >> a third suspect's release, rodney robinson. despite a judge finding monday that america be he would to answer for the judges. the judge released history with the condition he stays away from in order strom, and not leave the neighboring counties. the d.a. says robinson did not have to post became. >> this was extremely disappointing. mr. underwood had posted his monotary became. >> underwood and robinson are do you back in court in january. if and when calls season arrested, the dave's office says she'll remain in cuffed for the remainder of her case. >> free minutes police have air forced a tesla employee in connection with a coworker whomp found with a gun shot wound in the tesla factory parking lot. he was declared dead at the scene. police say they learned the t

was but this has garnered a lot of attention. >> a lot of attention because dawson wasn't the only suspect released. the sheriff's office previously said their mistake resulted in suspect joshua underwood being released. he was taken into custody, and has posted bail and was released again. he is showing up for his court appearances. >> this is how the system is designed to work. >> the das office takes issue with the circumstances around a third suspect's release, rodney robinson. a judge found robinson should be held to hands her for the charges but the judge released him with the conditions he stay away from nordstrom, is subject to search and seizure and not leave neighboring counties. robinson didn't have to post bail. >> this was disappointing. mr. underwood posted bail. for that reason he is in a different place than robinson. >> underwood and robinson are due in court in january. offend when dawson is arrested, she will remain in custody for the duration of her case. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: thousands of people in south lake tahoe area are without power. several feet of snow fell in the sierra and another storm is on the way. the weather service says if you h

. >> reporter: as a baby, joshua suffered a stroke that left him with weakness on the right side of his body. >> i can still remember it waszing and that's why he's such an incredible young man. she's patient and kind and loving to him. >> we love you, son. >> reporter: vera also by joshua's side as he undergoes monthly blood transfusions to reduce the risk of future strokes. it's a lifeline for now until he finds a bone marrow donor. >> many of our patients may desire to have bone marrow transplant because it is the only cure for sickle cell disease. it's important to be involved with the be the match program. our other bone marrow organizations so that you can increase the pool of donors for individuals like joshua. >> reporter: 70% of patients with life-threatening diseases like sickle cell do not have a matching donor in their family and they depend on bone marrow registers like be the match for a cure. >> i'm praying and hoping joshua will find his match and i just want people to go out and get their cheeks swabbed. just do it on behalf of joshua or on behalf of any children like him that needs a bone marrow transplan

let's start with that last point i was talking to joshua about, your reaction to the last news that trump's former chief of staff met with mark wall drn as possibly as much as many as ten times. how do you see meadows here and waldron and this powerpoint document fitting into the efforts to overturn the election based on what you've seen and learned? >> thank you, ayman, for your question. that powerpoint presentation is a highly disturbing document. it is a road map to a coup. i'm a member of congress, and last term i didn't have access to the chief of staff of the president of the united states. i wouldn't have been able to meet with them, but somehow you had people who were planning a coup that had direct access to the chief of staff of a former president of the united states. and that is highly disturbing. who knows what mark meadows was thinking, which is why he needs to testify before the january 6th committee, and because he stopped cooperating i believe the house is going to hold him in contempt. and we're at a very dangerous time in our democracy, where you had people who were plan

as britain was gaining champions, it was also losing one for now. anthony joshuain the united states, there was a genuinely astonishing story unfolding. # one night in new york # one night in new york # feels like a lifetime anywhere. having caught the eye at wimbledon, 18—year—old emma raducanu is now making her mark at the us open. # this town is champaign # this town is champaign # so shake the bottle, pop the core. going through qualifying, she won herfirst nine matches going through qualifying, she won her first nine matches without dropping a set incredibly, all the way to herfinal in history. dropping a set incredibly, all the way to her final in history. before the match. _ way to her final in history. before the match. i _ way to her final in history. before the match, i was— way to her final in history. before the match, i was nervous. i - way to her final in history. before the match, i was nervous. i felt l the match, i was nervous. i felt like something wasn't quite right. something felt a little bit off. i think_ something felt a little bit off. i th

joshua sharfstein of johns hopkins. the prime minister was times would he rule out further restrictions before christmas and refused to address the question. lisa: so much is unknown. it is going to take so long to figure out whether this is a less deadly strain. we don't know that. this could be the circuit breaker for covid. if it is not deadly and something that causes cold like symptoms and then people get it and get the immunity and they don't go to the hospital and get sick. that to me is a key issue. jonathon: caroline hyde, the prime minister singh omicron has become the dominant strain -- the prime minister singh omicron will become the dominant strain tomorrow. caroline: so many industries don't want to see tougher policies in place. the airline sector in the u.k. saying we might need more economic help. jonathon: travel stocks legging in europe, negative by .3% on the stoxx 600. the s&p up 13. a lift in the equity market. we delivered one of the biggest week of gains, going back to february going into fed decision week. all-time hi

was a feeling this wouldn't be a major outbreak, early on. a cdc lab official told bus venues, saying that senior leaders didn't tuneup to encourage and joshua st manufactures to mobilize. that sentence, that there was going to be a major outbreak early on. that's the epitaph for that whole early response. >> that's very real. i was asking questions january 17th 2020, like, jeez this is a new pathogen we don't have any immunity this. the answer got from cdc spokesperson time was, all new pathogens are bad. okay? they thought this was going to be a bola, or zika, or mers, they did not think it was going to be -- nobody thought was going to lead to something that needed this kind of response. >> all right dan thank you and thank you for reporting. this is all it for thursday evening, the rachel maddow show starts after this break. >> thanks to at-home for joining us this hour. before we start tonight i'm just gonna ask you to indulge me, just for a second. i just want to say, that if you have got only one hour to spend tonight. watching the news, if you only got one block of time that you can set a sight to watch any of us cover the new station

. >> bayern munich's joshua kimes will be off the field because of a covid-19 infection. formula one racing driver wasn abu dhabi for the final race of the season, he decided to let his wild side out with some drifting. shredding tires and bashing limiters. this sent a car into a controlled sideways skid. whatever makes you happy. and here is some festive cheer from down under with christmas installations lining up the city of sydney. projections featured the scene of entity -- nativity. residents have come out to get into the christmas. . you can understand that. after a short break, we will take you back to talk about u.s. president biden's summit for democracy. we will be right back. >> hello, everyone. you are watching "live from paris" on france 24. the french president outlines his plans for the eu just three weeks before taking over the rotating presidency of the council of the european union. france's socialist candidate tells her other rivals should hold a primary to unite the left, but the answer was a resounding no. and joe biden calls the rise of authoritarianism the challenge of our time

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joshua bassett. their real-life romance and break up that major incredibly famous libya's entire album. sour wasg driver's license. good for you and the song traitor. so now joshua bassett is done something about all of this. he's penned his own saw what he says happened with bolivia. he calls his song which dropped overnight crisis. >> in actuality. joshua dropped 3 songs and music videos the songs all about that breakup now to the biggest show on tv on thursday night football. of course i thought the alec baldwin interview would cut into the ratings of the scheduled family favorite. but any always wins. i think these live musicals are always fun. great cast, good numbers. and some spirited singing from young celina smith. >> rushing p henson harry connick junior and nicole scherzinger. well, i enjoyed that a lot. that is your entertainment report here in hollywood. >> i'm sam rubin. >> now that was like a fun show to go see. we'll be right back after the break. more news ahead. >> welcome back. some 55 walnut creek. police are collecting toys to help families in need. the department is hosting

this was really quite informative. i think as joshua said, one of the things that really stood out in this report is the need at the moderate income levels. that is something that we've seen throughout the rhna reporting and here as well where we see -- looking at my data here, in a need that was identified and report about 19% of the units that were produced should have been serving moderate income households. only 5% were meeting the need of moderate income households. one of the things that's astounding is the monetary value and kind of investment that the city needs to be putting into actually needing affordable housing forlow -- for low to moderate income workers. the report identified that the city should be building about 6000 affordable units per year to meet the need by growth in jobs. when in fact, we're building about 765 a year. that kind of translates into some really big decisions that the board, and mayor and city needs to make. in doing this report, planning staff had to translate the growth in jobs to the growth in hous

welcome to the festival of books, i'm joshua smith environment report for the san diego union tribune. today, welcoming authors, kim mccoy and montano. and kim was the classic waves and beaches, samantha is an expert in emergency management who wrote the book, disasterology from the front lines of the climate crisis. kim, let's start with you. you spent years at sea including in remote polar regions, very interesting. and the first of this book was initially written in the 1960's by a mentor of yours, if i'm not mistaken, basscomb. can you tell us how it impacted your early career and how you became friends. >> william and i had become friends, and i read his book in school. and influenced me early on and luckily, the first real job i had was in wave dynamics. he was a talented guy and he knew presidents and did all sorts of wonderful things, but you can read about him on wick nida. >> how did you meet him? i met him at an association in the late '90s. he was talking about getting gold from a wreck called the brother jonathan and after that, i went up to him, thank you for watching the first edition of waves and beaches and he said i'm not inter

the other suspects arrested, joshua underwood and rodney robinson, peered in court on monday. under what was previously mistakenly released but was taken back into custody at his court appearance. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. ama: a father and daughter are safe thanks to some quick thinking by the u.s. coast guard. they got a distress call yesterday for a disabled sailboat floating two miles west of daly city. the coast guard shared this video. a swimmer was lowered into the water from a helicopter and he pulled the father and daughter to safety. they were hoisted up to the chopper on a bungee cord. both were seasick but otherwise ok. the coast guard says the sailboat ran out of fuel. dan: amazing how they do that. let's turn our attention back to the rain. ama: the atmospheric river. drew: we are almost at the end of it. the tail end is working through right now but we have seen inches of rain. not only rain, but wind and the rough surf with us on the coastline. i doppler seven has been very busy. a lot of bright colors. we have a lot of downpours to track. here is the final line of downpou

joshua is tish yan dunn. the chinese state has a lot of funds and it subsidized as companies to buy wood abroad because they're not supposed to cut down chinese oaks in the cuckoo was this creates unfair competition and could quickly destroy the european belgian french and german timber industry. r y law badge of wholesale more global demand is thus taking over belgium's local timber markets. but china is buying up would all over europe to protect its own native forests. so what should be done? should there be a fixed quote for the european market or an export ban on unprocessed would. and should these measures only target china off to roll demand for wood has spiked all over the world. really emmanuel def i use is a forestry expert who you know, for norco, he cautions against any rash, ill considered actions live in for bah, who called on the la shin on block. we should not condemn china across the board. a shin, how much we need to recognize that for many years the china bought our low grade would and was our valuable ally, daughters. but this ally is also a threat you for if you did, we shouldn't offend the china, don't you? you fool. in fact, we should maintain

16amendments and in the in-between time actually a few days ago , yesterday i guess it was we supervisor safai and i met with joshuaf and client we desire with regard to some concerns that they had over those changes that have been in part informed by these hearings and supervisor safai agreed to revisit some of those article 16 changes but that will he be heard at some point in the not-too-distant future at the rules committee board of supervisors so i wanted to inform everybody who is interested in treesas to that. so thank you supervisor . >> chair: glad to hear that. >> apologies for the technologies faculties. did you have a follow-up question i can answer. >> it's around the bigger issue we've been discussing for a few years now or i've been discussing for a few years creating dedicated funding for treeplanting so we could really meet our goal and in planning the urban canopy in our city so it looks like based on the treeplanting strategy that you have, your goal is 4000 trees planted every year for the next 20 years. that accountsfor replacement as well as new trees .>> that's correct. >> chair: how much fun