now, this didn't just start with knox, right? have an older son who found, perhaps worse content in his high school. i see those older kids, what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, that book was gender-queer, my son checked it out of the high school's library and brought it home and looked through it and extremely graphic con content, sexually explicit content of -- well, there was content of two boys and one of them was -- sucking -- >> yeah, we get it. >> sorry. >> yeah, we get it. let me ask you this. the left will say even though they are the ones changing books and banning books. oh, you guys are not for kids exploring and learning more of themselves and learning more of the world. you are trying to keep kids shielded, what's your response to that? >> i am not into banning books. i just want the sexually explicit books out of the schools. there is no reason for it especially as a taxpayer in this community, i am paying for these books to be sitting on the shelves. and, it just blows my mind. i mean this gender queer book h

>> joining me now is that boy, knox aijac and his father, adam knox.. first of all, i know you have a snow day tomorrow, but what t did the library, ian , say to you when you check that book out? e so i rented the book outbraria and the librarian actually offered me more graphic novels saying that she had a lot more of thesee types of books. then after that, i told her i was going to tell my dad and she her face was bright red and she started stuttering and she couldn't reply for a good five seconds. >> well,conds. okay, adam. >> now, this didn't just start with knox, right? you have an older son who foundh perhaps even worse content in hihigh ss high school. tel i see those are older kids. but what can you tell us about that? yeah, so that book wast genderqueer. my son actually check that outuy of the high school libraryschoos and brought it home. and i looked through itxtreme and extremely graphic contenlyt explicit content of well, there was graphic content of two boys and one of them was him. okaysuckin, and we get it. >> sorry, we that. let me ask

knox time. m thank you so much for coming on . >> let me just commend you on your bravery. knox, first to you. >> what did you think whenif yow the librarian asked you if youet wanted to sehae the picture tha version of that book? >>bo the only thing that went through my head was i was so uncomfortable and i was just like, so angry. i don't know. i didn't believe it was actually happening. >> yeah, little kids know when something's creepy. like you can feel immediately. adam parentsn , too. but so many of them are intimidated from saying anything because it's unfashionablated by e. you're supposed to just you. want to be the uncool parent. why did you decidedi to bringd o this to public attention? >>ing this it was something th to be done.e. i heard about another book tha tha was in the high school and i asked my son to get a hold of it and even think anything of so my middle school son andl when i got the one that was in the high school, i was was disturbing, to say the least. what i found in there and it's just really, really, really disappointing to find out how our educ

, and northerners dreamed of markets and free navigation in the gulf of mexico in 1844 , the james knox regiment won the us elections, promising to annex oregon and texas in 1845, the republic of texas entered the us composition as. 28 states in fairness, not everyone in the united states unambiguously spoke out for nexia mexican lands, but in 1845 the country was led by the james regiment, who was not going to pay any attention to the position. his main goal was not only the annexation of texas, but also the desire to make america the behemoth of the western hemisphere in 1845, the american president signed the bill of accession of texas, which became the 28th state of the united states , general zachary taylor was ordered to advance to texas and take positions in the document taylor was named the commander of the occupying army in texas in december 1845 . the us congress passed a resolution accepting texas into the federation, only it was already discussed about accepting the status of a sovereign state in congressional documents, it was said about annexing texas annexation - this is

knox, for an 11 -year-old, just amazingly self-contained. both. >> of course. >> thank you, tucker, we appreciate you having us on. >> tucker: we talk about climate, but how is the actual environment doing? wills and dolphins are washing up dead because of windfarm construction and now may be the biggest environmental disaster of all is called red tide that' covering 100 square miles tonight in the gulf of mexico. is when algae grow out of control. the toxins kill fish in long large numbers. it also makes it hard for peopl to breathe, it's also true that red tide may cause als, lou gehrig's, so this is a short huge problem that's widely ignored for some reason. we are happy to have him join u tonight. thank you so much for coming on for eight you did this amazing documentary terrifying documentary on red tight and i think most people aren't aware of what a threat it is. tell us what red tide does to people potentially? >> there has been read tide across the west coast of florid and they produce various neurotoxins that people and tha by gett

can talking about these new better tanks, then max tunnel filed us are poor joins me now from cave knox. and ukraine spent months pleading for modern western battle tanks. now they finally had their hands on them. what are the newer tanks, seeing or why are they seen as crucial to this expected ukrainian counter offensive? rodney co. so these, these tanks that ukraine has been promised that are now step by step being deployed to ukraine. are some of the most modern battle tanks in the world? if not the most modern battle tanks in the world, they have a far superior weapons. they have, they are more maneuverable. the armament is better, so it's also safer for the crew to operate in these tanks. but apart from that, they are seen as a key to a successful counter offensive, if used in the right manner in that with in larger quantity. so the trains will need more tax, but if they have them, the, the, the idea is that they could lead a counter offensive if deployed properly and in a proper manner in the right constellation, with lots of techs, and with an overwhelming mechanic force, with pr

zero knox models for water heaters, you have to sell them, they have to be zero knox, they cannot be anything else. hen by 2029, the only thing that can be sold and purchased are zero knox models for furnaces. and by 2031, the only thing that can be sold for water heaters, larger than 75,000 btu. and so again, if you kind of fall into this category, you're going to have to purchase these zero knox models which essentially means all electric. excluded from that are natural gas stoves and, you know, going forward there is going to be a lot of out reach on this. and i'm certain that this topic about existing buildings and natural gas appliances or knox emitting appliances is going to be a reoccurring theme, for state building code and federal building code. this is where we're moving. so that was the con quenstial week. we're looking at a plan to consolidate floors. right now we're on floor 2 and 3, that design was made before covid introduced the idea of hybrid work and consolidating floors may save us funds as well. so we're looking at that initially from a logitic point of view, goin

new lands, and northerners dreamed of markets and free shipping in the gulf of mexico in 1844, james knox regiment won the us election, promising to annex oregon and texas in 1845. the republic of texas entered. the composition of the united states as the 28th state , in fairness, not everyone in the united states unambiguously spoke out for the nexia of mexican lands, but in 1845 the country was headed by james regiment, who was not going to pay any attention to the position. his main goal was not only to annex texas, but also to make america hegemon of the western hemisphere in 1845, the american president signed the bill of accession, the 28th state of the united states , general zachary taylor, was ordered to advance to texas and take positions in the document. taylor was named commander of the occupying army in texas in december 1845 . the us congress passed a resolution accepting the texans. the composition of the federation, only it was already talked about accepting the status of a sovereign state in congressional documents , it was said about annexing texas territory of another s

i think we see what a part of my country knox makes up. tell us about some of the challenges that you face in the field. what's it like, for example, to cover stories like the, the conflict in eastern congo or sexual assaults by united nations peacekeepers? what's the reaction when these stories are published and your name is on the by line? you know, something like that. you need to find them somewhere. because the how many contacts are spokesman up with new school. when, when the studies are out mainly by lead, a. 2 communication books, mom, dad just coming back to be just read the love you hope you have said it might be something that i missed, but you know, i've said that i have to go, you know, my make good. what was the judge and also some pain in who had a great job. thank you all many challenge east lake or so for example, i mean, really, if i left to go on, so i have to use like, because the road is safe to use like a craft of way for unicef. a how to you have to go with a new school to build someplace like a half maybe challenge

he was in appointed head of them that via knox, that are re police for his commitment to his masters, he was promoted to the ss than dutton florida. ah let the in general ludo fingers was distinguished from just amazing the depredations and atrocities committed by the auxiliary police, a traitor to his own people. ah, he personally facilitated the mess, conscription of beloved to be unused to the s s ranks. ah, so his commitment, he was awarded the high rank of as, as group and sorta and appointed general inspector of the natalie and legion as, as forces bloss eaton, them all city, mistrustful, broke actual bunky horton muscles and his age and that each and he was little guthridge from geek, or when he got to know what he wants to borrow, i it's searching crash. i will get a got a little she got israel minute chimp. i mean up until october, the 1st 1943. the volunteers working with the german masters killed mold and 88000 civilians in the nazi occupied. left them soviet socialist republics. about the same number of prisoners of war were killed or tortured to death in concentration cam

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but is richard knox rise to power as storied as base say this week we'll take a look at the 1st person of color to hold the prime minister ship in the u. k. all right, let's get into the mo, the me, in the fall of 2022, the u. k was reeling from the death of their beloved queen elizabeth and skyrocketing inflation met with tumble in the market as tore pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss re, she's soon act. the child. the immigrants of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant rags to riches. very pale and image concocted by a team of p. r. people that down play his immense wealth and privilege as a child of a successful dr. father and mother who was not only a pharmacist, but she owned the pharmacy chain well healed. indeed, soon as i grew up to attend private schools, elite universities such as oxford and stanford and california, where he met his heiress wife. he

germany reheated old wounds when they sent a message to customers inviting them to celebrate crystal knoxaust by enjoying tenders to use with crispy chicken. kfc apologized again to news outlet saying the company has a semi automated creation process linked to calendars that include national observance has. what a release to know the statement was not caused by a person, but an algorithm celebrating the exterminations or persons. >>> if we decide it's unethical to make money on the backs of human suffering, we are agreeing to have no income for anyone ever. >> this whole thing is no big deal, the inside the hill store proudly advertised marking the anniversary of hurricane katrina by buying a hat. >> remembering chernobyl with a nice new coaster. >> and commemorating the challenger explosion by buying cookie socks. >> and that's "honoring our heroic ruling class" when "tooning out the news" returns, tyler templeton asks roy wood junior why he refuses to use his white house correspondents' dinner speech to lavish praise on peterson. that's ahead. >> "tooning out the news" the podcast is av

summoning with a robot most protective phone existence with with only one main thing, is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this. danger is boy, man that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so some of it on your own, i not leashed off. tim zebulon and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of

and dwayne thing only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slaves, americans, rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous bogeyman that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. says i'm booked as of yet on your own. i not leashed off in zebulon and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that american uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato disbanded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions of millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, w

that he, he has all the way to to see, make sure with with oh me, one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous bogeyman that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy and walked out of it on your own. i know she leashed often. zebulon and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what is bad shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions wars business and businesses? good. and that is the reality

back again in around 30 minutes time, but do state june from all great programs coming up next door knox with the the me mr. do again. thank you so much for taking some time out of your busy schedule. short to talk to us 1st like to start by seeing the evaluation basically where we are at now with the special military operation. its been a year. what's your assessment? where are we at now? how are things going? i think that's, and this especial military operation. that's now is something like beak real and full scale war. so it started as a special military operation. now we've good enough deny that we're doing with the water and this war, this call thick kiss different layers. i think that on the 1st level we have now the grow wing. can this thing d over the conflict of civilizations? precisely as samuel huntington has put it years before and we see how and come possible ah, between each other ah, those civilizations russian christian orthodox, traditional, much more traditional ah, civilization with hey, we inclination to the social justice as a heritage of the soviet time and base all

so the deputies of the house of commons caraline knox said that the politician molested her we have a already in 2003, and journalist tom e boyer wrote that stanley johnson once e, raised his hand to his wife got it. this e columnists and directly to the former prime minister. he was accused of nepotism , the journalists recalled that in 2020 he nominated his bro. the title of a peer. as a result, he got a seat in the house of lords. in chelyabinsk , the customs officers did not let a truck into the territory of russia. so strange, 17 tons, nasvay. this is something like a chewing tobacco mixture common in central asia in russia , trade on piles is prohibited, in principle, in 500 bags of green powder were found on the trailer of the detained truck, while according to the documents the car was transporting wood ash and tobacco raw materials from kyrgyzstan to chelyabinsk, the recipient of the cargo claimed that he had ordered fertilizer for plants. well , the examination showed that in bags on piles , the cost of smuggling on the black market can be estimated at 25.5 million rubles. a

is who does it by isca. nipple knox is aqua costa? paula? oh stop. why don't i give me estimate, but he had already on the dash 0 going use of our she killed of sheep or sort of granularity attack on some oberon. net for thatch net. i wish to live skin yakima thumbs up already. in july 1943 nationalist tried to destroy this village. $600.00 residence died in 2 days of fighting. it was clear that the next day would be the last one who tossed upon sca tamikia. she had gotten yeah, bordeaux, solano, yesterday. me yesterday and marco came glee, visser valley load notched the provide the little window. now she stay who the step by ski does dog duckie illegally. obey. so blackwood, he m e m supervisor. we've got the leaving. he, nobody to him. it's holly pretty soon. in april 1943, the soviet army began a counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the polish and ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division. ah, please us up to stump of out of the easy you

he's posting and benson a line, so we'll see how this will turn out and will he be arrested for he knox is well journalist on political analysts, john verbally say it's a binary ministration will do his best to keep trump from returning to power. we're now in a period where the democratic party is establishing a totalitarian regime in the united states, winning that election in 2020 was the 1st step. they've now taken control of all the federal agencies. it taken control big tech wall street to conserve services, the military. so pretty much all the major level levers of power and now under the control of the democratic party. trump is the last 2 years obstacles well trumped, and probably dissented. american law is written in such a way and there are so many american life that gets you for anything they can go after anybody and destroy you find them, find some violation that you committed and put you in jail. the democratic party establishment, again, which is the sabbath, very machine in the us. they are so pathologically afraid of trump. they have him so much. germany have council b w

will he knox? as a political commentator, unblocked david fry. hi to drew parallels between the latest developments on the january 2021 riots in washington. whether or not january 6 was a set up in the technical sense. it was facilitated. it was allowed to happen. we now know from the trials of the oath keepers and the proud boys. we know that the f b, i had infiltrated plans of seditious conspiracy. india, legit or perpetrators and yet then claim to not have had any advanced warning of january 6th. they knew what was going to happen, arguably, allowed it to happen and possibly, and probably had instigators or as all provocative in the crowd to make sure that it did happen. i don't know why the deep state and politicians in america or so bloody afraid of trump if they think he has no chance of winning the next election . but their fear and their attempts to basically politically take him out. and then politically weaponized that to ban any of his proto supports, protesting. i mean, they've got to be scared of something legitimate if they're going

so krinski knox underneath the lima. familiar steve ski, alex is that's like a tourist having a fingerprint of us to act at them. he passed through into cranes. can some alan angus obama, creditor teachers get used to it? what with them i worked with. i'm still can the v o cranes, cobra, but suddenly as my point skeptical, was showing as mean peer. cuz what got good news? good to me, come now. i mean, we're perpetual set of them, nor sienna, is to controlling problem, is rollins kit is near it all, swollen chavaris. yep. or is it for his ground for a place? would the very 1st set of fuck lose my job? cuz cuz i, she had a not fatal by a show she was a by did she spoke with you about rekey more money that you got it at the studio cuz we're going to put the stuff in the mail in midway down. we're can, when you mean you could, was to crystal, been able to play with it down the road, just ready to tulsa, says get the ball the will much though bruce, loosely will is, could you give the deceptive dish? did you put, has been done with it? was media give with this issue with the un documents left be

so we'll see how this will turn out, and will he be arrested boy, he knox's journalist on political analysts, john rody, say so by did, administration will do its best to keep trump from returning to power. we are now in a period where the democratic party is establishing a totalitarian regime in the united states. winning that election in 2020 was the 1st step. they've now taken control of all the federal agencies that take control, big tech wall street secrets or services the military. so pretty much all the major level levers of power now under the control of the democratic party. trump is the last serious obstacles or trauma, probably descent it you know, american law is written in such a way and there are so many american laws that he can get you for anything they can go after anybody and destroy you find them, find some violation that you committed and put you in jail, the democratic party establishment again, which is the stablish in the military machine in the us. they are so pathologically afraid of trump. they hate him so much. an austrian politician has called on serbia to demolis

. >> asked knox what your country can do for you. >> throughout american history presidents have deliveredal speeches during an operations times of challenges and farewells. and on saturday watch a 10 part series of speeches that a presidency on american history tv. or the words of george washington and abraham lincoln through ronald reagan and barack obama this week will feature george w. bush 2002 state of the union address, just months after the 911 terrorist attack. calling out regimes aligned with terrorists as an access to evil threatening america. >> as we gather tonight, our nation is at war. our economy is in recession and the civilized world faces unprecedented dangers. yet, the state of our union has never been stronger. [cheering] >> water 10 part series speeches that defined a presidency. saturdays at 9:30 a.m. and p.m. eastern on american history tv. on cspan2. these men now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening and wash live and on-demand spray keep up with a's biggest events with live streams of floor precedents of hearings in the u.s. con

thousands of people have been demonstrating across the country for more than a week now after tre knox hadn't that killed 57 people. labor unions and students have joined the protests outside lament. the demonstrators have been demanding action to sticks. greece is neglected railways. the government issued an apology after wednesday's protest said sell a tens of thousands rally outside parliament. let's go live to offense. and john's therapist is fair for i. so john, this is happening as greece is heading into an election. it's a 3rd large protest since the train oxford and tell us about what we're seeing so far and what the political modes is like. well i've been really impressed by opinion polls that were published this morning saying that 86 percent of respondents identify this train crash as the countries number one problem followed by inflation at 69 percent. as you know, all across europe, the energy generated inflation has been a huge political cost to governments of old colors. but here increased this trend. accident has tops that and continues to do so. 10 days after the event

time to sit down and talk in only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's thoughts are allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slave americans. proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it's serge american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this. danger is boy man, that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so some golf, as of yet to noon, i english v i n b, i not foolish to adopt in zebulon and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we moved east. the reason the us had germany is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that america uses in its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the

once upon a time, in 1280 ad, william knox darcy, a british businessman and industrialist, signed a contracth the government of mozafaruddin shah for a 60-year exclusive license to explore and extract oil in the south of iran for an annual amount of 20,000 mira, about 100,000 dollars, and the equivalent of the same. the amount of company shares and 16 obtained a percentage of its net profits. according to this contract, after the end of the entire period of the company's assets, whether in iran or outside iran , the british government bought darcy's company after a while, and this company in a short period of time. it also reached a high profit. the stage of 16% of the company's profit was very small, and this caused whispers to embellish the contract. there was not much time left for the end of the contract, and the british government was looking for an excuse not to pay this 16% profit and of course to extend the contract. finally, reza shah unilaterally canceled the contract and england also the government he strongly threatened to confiscate iran's assets abroad. it is not reza shah who

it's news that you lost despite having more protection than a fort knox.er] historical first, first female black chicago mayor. may be a of christmas past or medusa. because of that the media covered her more slack than a taylor on meth. you cannot run a city into the ground and accuse people of racism and misogyny muscles people find out that you suck. which is exactly what she did after she lost. plaintiff on the voters being racist. when a reporter asked if she was treated unfairly she said i'm a black woman in america. of course. yeah that makes sense they gave her a chance to be mayor, but only once. now she chalks up the loss to white supremacist. she is like. can i get then reverse? of course her loss is a win for chicago in a lesson for everyone else in politics. so are you listening eric adams? ted wheeler, jacob frey? they finally said this experiment with dangerous infantile lefties is finally over. ticking boxes only creates more boxes except we call them coffins. if you are a progressive and want to set some records on office make sure it is i

liz: bob knox. it from england. >> i grew up in manchester. this is tuesday. liz: back in kernville, no ordinary afternoon. crews have arrived, bringing out their inflatable rescue boats to get to passengers. liz: those crews from sonoma county fire, suited up and waited in the water. among those they rescued, eight-year-old bentley pennington. bentley, with a smile on his face. a surely memorable adventure that could've gone very wrong. >> it definitely could have been worse. our message is, if there water, avoid the area. liz: sounds like we cannot say that enough. the importance of not driving through those floodwaters. that is not the first time we have seen a rescue like this. the national weather service has issued a flood warning for the interior parts of sonoma county. we are talking petaluma to kernville. there watching creeks in the area and that is in effect until 5:30 tonight. for now, people are just likely enjoying the break in the rain. larry: everybody going to be able to make it through until they don't. and then they have to get rescued. gust

knox. >> and amazon becomes bigger and more powerful. >> amazing. >> next up, a dream car for many americansplans to stop manufacturing the camero by the end of the year. the ford and mustang will be the only muscle cars left on sale which we'll go to our expert, emily. >> because i am team mustang. you know i have that. this does not make me sad. it makes me laugh. sorry team chevrolet, you get what you paid for. there she is. we are the last one standing, cross our fingers, we don't fall. >> why are you the last one standing? >> because we are awesome? >> okay. >> why are the camero going away? >> because they are capitulating to the woke-left. they feel for some reason, they distinguished america's fire and american dream of what is a muscle car. they have said that we can't have that. we have to totally erase the legacy. >> you've to have it be electric. >> ford is doing the same thing, emily. >> at least they're still keeping some of them. >> for now. >> i guarantee they'll get rid of it. >> $3 billion for a law last year on electric vehicles, guess who's feeding that loss? the american

young knox it away from curry. atlanta wins 127-110. 10 road losses in a row for the dubs.emphis tonight. >> it is not mental. i think we are competing and playing. i thought we played pretty well tonight. it is hard to win on the road in this league for we are just not getting it done. larry: college basketball for , the second time in history, we -- saw seed in the ncaa tournament. that was big. saxon scores on his way to 17 points. alex duke also at 17. saint mary's the winner. 63-51. they will play yukon on sunday. the upset of the tournament, number 16, farley dickinson down the top seed in the east, purdue, just the second time that has happened in history. sean moore with this three of 19. the only other time was when virginia lost to the university of maryland in baltimore county. farley dickinson ecstatic. 63-58. ncaa women's action, stanford hosting sacred heart. haley jones says, no worries. i have got this.be a lefty finish 17 points, seven assists. ,hannah jump hit four threes. blowout alert. blowout alert. on to round 2 easily. stanford moving in the nfl, jimm

enlisted recruits by about 15,000 soldiers, criminal jr west with the army recruiting command out of fort knoxkentucky says recently the number of eligible americans who are in shape. >> and have the test scores for enlistment has going. 23% of our population is eligible to serve. so i the west, how do you increase the quantity of eligible candidates without decreasing the quality of our be standards? he says it's possible with the future soldier come force, which targets the academic side of physical side. think of it like pre boot camp recruits from across the country traveled to fort jackson, south carolina and immerse themselves in the army lifestyle for up to 90 days working to get their test scores up and getting cheap. it's always health approach. those results are demonstrating in a high success rate, a high graduation rate since its inception in the summer of 2022, the future soldier preparatory course pilot program. so more than 3200 recruits enroll and by the end of the year. >> 2,965 students graduated and went to basic training. how hard is it to meet the standards needed to enlis

also known as knox. >> i am a senior and have had no menu which puts me at risk for pulmonary illness from toxins in their. illuminating gas appliances would reduce that risk. >> from seniors to students. several hundred cory young is in eighth grade teacher in east oakland encouraging the board to take action. >> having taught for 17 years asthma needs are significantly and disproportionately higher than any other school i have worked at due to environmental racism. >> the new rule requiring retailers to stock only nox furnaces. they would be the first band of its kind in the nation to phase out these gas appliances. a move estimated by staff to save up to 85 lives a year. adequate doctors taking to the podium in support pointing to the ill effects of air pollution. >> for children it is asthma. for older people it is increased cardiovascular disease and lung disease. now we know more about strokes and dementia. >> but not everyone is on board. several real estate groups and department associations raising concerns about the impact of housing supply. >> in addition to spending a heft

knox. and in a spare time, he is the founder of the idaho innocence project. >> honestly, i've worked on 13 exonerations now. for the ones in georgia, they found the actual perpetrators. so to those four guys, i'm the guilty project. >> so now the coincidence you could not make up. the very weak carroll left a message to doctor hampikian asking for help, what the idaho innocence project will take on a new case, the case of the man who killed angie. the doctor called her back. >> her words to me were, i'll never forget, i just want to know what happened to my daughter. and it still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> did it surprise? you >> the knowledge surprised me. she turned all of that love and devotion for her daughter into a very careful record of this case. >> so she read that report to him. the one that said, the people cares found on angie's body were similar to, or the same as the victim. >> he goes, it's either hers or her not. and he asked where the hairs? and i said,

we have knox team coverage with susan li on the fed and what its facing. chad pergram on treasuries, secretary janet yellen's stormy capitol hill grilling. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it. where we stand a year later when the rate hikes started and signs that they're far from over. susan? >> almost a year to the day when the federal reserve kicked off their steepest year of interest rate increases since 1981. a year ago this week, we were paying almost zero in lending rates. today that's up 450 basis points. you're paying more than 4.5% now on your loans. they're not done yet. most economists expect another interest rate increase next week. a smaller size this time just 25 basis points. and that move would have been even bigger if not for the silicon valley bank collapse, which has shaken global markets and fears other banks would go down and doesn't include first republic bank down graded by standard and poors losing 60%. they did get relief today with a group of america's biggest banks, j.p. morgan, bank of america, reportedly getting together

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federal officers including with baseball talents, baton, confederate polls and spraying them with knox'sy're gonna visit. and by the way, they're being treated just fine in d.c., jail there to facilities there, the central detention facility and the central treatment facility. they're in by far the better facility, with open area that they're guaranteed for five hours a day outside of their self. they need to go outside weather permitting -- active to recreation. and they have computer tablets available to them for more than 12 hours a day. and an institution that's been fully accredited by american correctional association. they've got it pretty good. as prisoners and detainees and suspects go. some of them have still not pled guilty at. or have been considered anything. they're entitled to the presumption of innocence. but a lot of people that they're visiting tomorrow i think eight or nine of them have already pled guilty. to serious charges. like assaulting federal officers. and all of them are being charged with very serious offenses. like seditious conspiracy, conspiracy to assault

enlisted recruits by about 15,000 soldiers, criminal jr west with the army recruiting command out of fort knoxof eligible americans who are in shape. >> and have the test scores for enlistment has going. 23% of our population is eligible to serve. so i the west, how do you increase the quantity of eligible candidates without decreasing the quality of our be standards? he says it's possible with the future soldier come force, which targets the academic side physical side. think of it like pre boot camp recruits from across the country traveled to fort jackson, south carolina and immerse themselves in the army lifestyle for up to 90 days working to get their test scores up and getting cheap. it's always health approach. those results are demonstrating in a high success rate. a high graduation rate since its inception in the summer of 2022, the future soldier preparatory course pilot program. so more than 3200 recruits enroll and by the end of the year. >> 2,965 students graduated and went to basic training. how hard is it to meet the standards needed to enlist? well, i was invited to take the tr

knox sat down with him and asked what gave him to have strength in the midst of war. >> having a very leading. so they knew that i wasn't going to do anything that would put them in harm's way. >> trace: that is "the story" of friday, march 3. march is back monday. we'll see you backs on "fox news at night." good night. >> this is my finances, this is my home. it will touch me to the cellular level when i get diagnosed with cancer, als or whatever is going to come down the road if i stay in this contaminated toxic town and you all know it. >> neil: east palestine r residents lash out. meet that youn

it's located in novato above redwood boulevard just west of knox field. emergency officials are saying erosion on the hillside uncovered one of 2 pg e gas main lines and crews are now assessing the situation and trying to figure out how they can stabilize this hill and prevent any more damage. there is no threat to 101, or any of the people who live nearby. in fairfield lopes road is closed until further notice between gold hill and marsh few roads. fairfield police are saying significant parts of the roadway are failing because of all the recent weather. we do have some pictures here to show you of the damage. just how big that crack is. it's going to remain closed here until crews can finish repairs. we don't have an estimate as to when that will be, though, in livermore, 3 lanes are closed on part of 5.80, crews are still working to repair a retaining wall that was damaged during the recent storms. this is near the flynn road exit. you can see the pieces of the retaining wall that are just sliding down the hill. this is in the eastbound direction. calt

saw him that certainly general knox at the end of it said that this was a man who was blessed with one of the most obstinate tempers he had ever seen. but it was the kind of temper that meant that this regiment continued in action through the rest of the war. but given this it starts going out for recruiting for congress's own so you can see what's going on here. you can't recruit for second canadian among all of them, but you can for congress's own guard here. it's got elite status. this sounds really good. this is better than just simply what the first pennsylvania really the first video. why not congress's own and they did tremendously. well this regiment was authorized a thousand men so much bigger than the common continental infantry regiment, but it was authorized a thousand and by this spring of 77. it was hitting close to 900 men had enlisted in this regiment now did they all stay? absolutely not see it in the record some of these guys joined up put the caucade in their cap. got their bounty money and headed off. so we've got that they don't all stay but it was tremendously suc

knox mach. [inaudible conversations] >> reporter: the domino effect of this is pretty significant.big subprime lender, went out of business last week, and now ford is trying to patent technology that would allow them to lock the car doors of people who don't make their payments. so lots of news, and it's not all good for car buyers. cheryl, back to you. cheryl: yeah. a big part of the economy as well. gerri willis, thank you for that that live report. you know, as many americans get hit by higher car prices, the loans, they might turn to bank withs like huntington bank shares for a loan, and the regional bank can certainly be impacted by what jerome powell says before the senate banking and house financial services committees over the next two days. we're going to be getting the fed chair's testimony there. president and ceo joins me now in a fox business exclusive and, steve, i think, first, let's start with powell. you know, we expect to get the mirror statement, he'll give his opening remarks, the same on tuesday and wednesday, but what do you think it is that he needs to telegr