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livingston actually volunteered to do this and started a fundraiser to complete it. it is beautiful. i put it right there with clean nefertiti as far as the finished duct.ct >> -- community of 1900 people today and a little unknown fact is that mobileproduct. -- queen nefertiti as far as the finished pro has -- we are third with the highest number of baseball players in the hall of fame right behind new york and california. billy williams, isaac smith, gerald williams, they all play ball in mobile and in this community, and they are all in the hall of fame. communitying in the is jones, who was with the mets in 1969. the mobile county training -- the high school closed in 1970 with integration, as a lot of other black high schools closed during that time with integration. there is a middle school, and that middle school is still open. this bell was on the clotilda and they would ring that bell at certain ceremonies. this is our latest marker. we just placed this marker right here, and it has all the updated information on it about africa town. this is the africa town

robert livingston from new york. dr. franco, pennsylvania.ne on thenly committee south of the line of mason-dixon. franklin would. be our author but he dared not -- cared not to take on the responsibility. he looked at me, and it was mr. john adams who suggested i be the author. no, mr. adams, you must write it. he said, no, you. he said i'm generally considered obnoxious. you have quite the flare of writing. i think you should write it. besides that, he said, a virginian ought to be at the head of this business. yes, we had put forth that resolution for independency first. your next question? >> [indiscernible] on? documents did you draw thomas jefferson: you asked what sources of inspiration i drew upon in drafting our declaration. well, firstly, i would tell you that i still write. desk,l write on this lap this slope, if you will. you can even refer to it as a laptop. this is my design and it was created by my cousin, a cabinet , in 1775philadelphia and 1776. not to writen this anything new and original. i drew on the sources of the justin

welcome donovan livingston. >> thank you so much theresa for that warm introduction. i hope this message finds you in a place of peace and well-being and is excited us and to celebrate you alongside brilliant writers want to become the dash for the victims of coronavirus and the families that love them first responders health care providers and essential workers and celebrations such as this would not be possible through thank you for your service and sacrifice. to the class of 2020 i offer sincere congratulations. when i was thinking about what to say today in trying to put all of this and respective i collected reasons for celebrations within my own family and a common refrain came to mind. it won't always be this way. my wife and i after series of miscarriages welcomed their daughter joy to the world. i remember the elation of being new parents was rivaled by extreme exhaustion. every unbelievably cute moment every codel and diaper tantrums and -- but her family and friends reminded us each day that it won't always be this way and we should cherish these moments be

livingston from new york. dr. franklin, pennsylvania. and mr. jefferson, virginia. i was the only one on the committee south of the line of dixon.y mrs mason and we all hoped dr. franklin would be our author, but he cared not to take on the responsibility. ithink he replied, gentlemen, do not want to be scrutinized by a committee. he looked at me, and it was mr. john adams who suggested i be the author. well, i said, "no, mr. adams, you must write it." he said, "oh, no, you must write it." he said, "i'm generally considered obnoxious, disliked. no, you have quite the flayer for fluid and fluids of this writing. i think you should write it." "besides that," he said, "a virginian ought to be at the head of this business." yes, we had put forth that resolution for independency first. your next question, mr. light? >> [indiscernible] thomas jefferson: you asked me what sources of inspiration did i draw upon in drafting our declaration. well, firstly, i would tell you that i still write. i still write on this lap desk, this slope, if you will. you can even refer to it as

livingston from new york. dr. franklin, pennsylvania. and mr. jefferson, virginia. i was the only one on the committee south of the line drawn by messrs. mason and dixon. now, we all hoped that dr. franklin would be the author. he was our mentor, our elder, but franklin, oh, he cared not to take on that responsibility. i think he replied, gentlemen, i care not for anything else i may write to receive the scrutiny of a committee. he looked at me, and it was mr. adams, john adams, who suggested i be the author. well, i said, "no, mr. adams, you must write it." he said, "oh, no, you must write it." i said, "no, you." and mr. adams replied, "i am generally considered obnoxious, disliked. no, you have quite the flair for fluid and felicitous writing. i think you should write it." "besides that," he said, "a virginian ought to be at the head of this business." yes, we had put forth that resolution for independency first. your next question, mr. light? >> what sources of inspiration did you draw on in drafting the document? thomas jefferson: you asked me what sources of in

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iamjoined i am joined today by ian livingstone, chief constable of police scotland and professor ian starting a bit later because of the commemorations for ve day. at 11 o'clock, with members of oui’ day. at 11 o'clock, with members of our armed forces here, i observe the two—minute silence, i'm sure many of you watching at home did the same. or that the 75th anniversary of ve day, scotland remembers all those who lost their lives during the conflict. we think of all the men and women who serve at home and abroad, we give gratitude for the incredible legacy of our one war ii generation. their sacrifices ensured the freedoms that we enjoy today. the challenges they face lane is of course a very different to the ones we face today, we are not fighting a war. we should nevertheless raw strength and inspiration from their example. they show to the necessity and value of personal sacrifice for the common good. they demonstrated the common good. they demonstrated the resilience of the human spirit and what ability to overcome adversity. as we pay tribute to them for the bravery, dedication

miss livingston, care to set the mood? well, i believe we're in good company.t. this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. ♪ >>> the very first time donald trump made a large presence on the cover of the "national enquirer" was the marla maples years. we got a picture of donald on the ski slopes with marla maples and his wife ivana all in the same frame. >> there's heartache and betrayal and they're cheating and he's on ski scopes and he's bringing the misstress. the misstress is in the hotel room over here and the wife is in the hotel room over there. it's a great story, right? everybody loves it. >> this marla maples/donald trump story was occurred at the same time that nelson mandela was being released from his years in the south african, an event of tremendous importance to the world. >> this was the purest example of the mo

miss livingston, care to set the mood? well, i believe we're in good company.rink to that. ♪ >>> lots of late breaking developments tonight in the ahmaud arbery case. he was out for a run in brunswick, georgia. footage of the killing surfaced weeks later, sparking outrage throughout the country and criticism of how the investigation has been handled. on monday this week, surveillance footage from the day he was killed. more surveillance tootage released today plus audio from a 911 call. martin sav itch has the latest. >> an altercation from the same neighborhood, less than two weeks before ahmaud arbery's death. >> what's the address of your emergency? >> we've had a burglary. i was in the neighborhood and i just caught a guy running into a house being built. >> the video obtained by cnn is captured by one of eight security carolinas set up in and around the house that's under construction in a community outside brunswick, georgia. it is the same home where arbery was seep looking around on the day he died. unlike that day, the new video is at night, between 7:

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born and raised in livingston, he joined the police department in 2000 and spent his entire uniformed career serving the people of the borough. he was the department's most senior patrol officer, respected and honored colleague and a beloved presence in the community. officer,dare lead participated in the special olympics torch run and could be seen on his bike. he was the officer most likely to be seen working with and reading with kids are raising money for one worthy cause or another. one of the families he served was his own. the roberts family called glen ridge home. because of his love of community and his residence in the community here and the title of the unofficial mayor of glen ridge. i spoke with the actual mayor stewart patrick, and he like everybody else in that town and in the state mourn the loss. he was laid to rest on thursday as sergeant roberts having been awarded the promotion for his two decades of service to glen ridge and he was just 45 years old. to his wife, an extraordinary educator with whom i have -- i had the great honor of speaking rock she was and remai

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miss livingston, care to set the mood? well, i believe we're in good company.et's drink to that. ♪ >>> crazy situation in wisconsin. it really is. now, governor tony evers is joining us now. he calls the situation in his state the wild west. now, here's the scary thing, as he well knows. geographically, wisconsin is really like the middle of the country. and, metaphorically, it is, literally, the middle of the crossroads that we're at. reopen or not reopen is not a proposition. you have to reopen. staying closed is -- is death, over time. it's pain. it's distress, before that. but, over time, it will be death. people's dreams and livelihoods will die. but, look at their case curve there. this is what i want to be the context for our conversation. it is going up and up and up. okay? how do you look at this case curve and not think that how to reopen has to have conditions? so, here's what happens in wisconsin. they have a state law that makes them different than -- than new york and a lot of other states and places that have high cases. we'll bring the governor

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miss livingston, care to set the mood? well, i believe we're in good company.et's drink to that. ♪ >>> residents of los angeles county could be under stay-at-home orders until august. that word from the county health director who also says that restrictions on businesses and public spaces will continue to be lifted. for example, beaches reopen tomorrow for runners, swimmers and surfers. no laying around, though, and you have to wear a mask unless you're going in the water. but no sitting on the beach allowed, right? no laying around. no sitting around. let's discuss now with johnese spisso, the president of the ucla health and ceo of the ucla hospital system. thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us. so let's talk about what the mayor eric garcetti is saying. he was on cnn earlier tonight. here's how he described what the next few months in los angeles could look like. here it is. >> we're still going to need to wear facial coverings. we're still going to need to physically distance. what we did do is moved forward this weekend opening up our trails. we

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barnabas hospital in livingston, new jersey. this is really a great one. >> reporter: it is.but i'm smiling just a broad smile because of this. st. barnabas hospital, as you point out, has been doing an amazing job caring for covid-19 patients. then they found themselves having to care for one of their own. what developed? an amazing connection that could last a lifetime. >> i'm out of here. >> reporter: after nearly a month at st. barnabas medical center in new jersey, danny redees survived a frightening batting with coronavirus. he had a special team player, the kind buddy movies are made of. the anesthesiologist and the cardiac rehab exercise specialist, both veteran staffers at the hospital, brought together by chance in two lifesaving encounters. >> i was having a heart attack. >> reporter: it was 2014, danny guided doctor rim pa tara with tough love. >> i had to yell to slow down. he would yell something back to me. that's how we started our relationship. >> you became each other's saviors, didn't you? >> absolutely. you could say each other's guardian angel. >> reporte

barnabas hospital in livingston, new jersey.atching covid-19. his life was saved by a colleague who you might say owed him a favor. nbc's rehema ellis with the story. [ cheers ] >> reporter: after nearly a month at st. barnabas medical center in new jersey, danny radis survived a frightening battle with coronavirus. >> i had the best team working with me. >> reporter: he had a special team player. the kind buddy movies are made of. the anesthesia and the cardiac rehab exercise specialist. both veteran staffers at the hospital brought together by chance in two lifesaving encounters. >> i was having a heart attack. >> reporter: it was 2014. danny guided dr. rick patera to recovery with tough love. >> i'd have to yell to slow down. then he would yell something back to me, and that's how we started our relationship. >> reporter: you became each other's saviors, didn't you? >> absolutely. you could say we each became each other's guardian angel. >> reporter: fast forward six years, and now dan is fighting for his life in a battle wit

miss livingston, care to set the mood? well, i believe we're in good company. to that. ♪ >>> new tonight, dr. fauci firing back at republican senator rand paul after he claimed keeping businesses and schools closed would be a mistake, despite fauci's warnings that reopening too soon could lead to a resurgence of coronavirus. watch this. >> so i think we ought to have a little bit of humility in our belief that we know what's best for the economy. and as much as i respect you, dr. fauci, i don't think you're the end-all. i don't think you're the one person that gets to make a decision. i think it's a huge mistake if we don't open the schools in the fall. >> i have never made myself out to be the end-all and only voice in this. i'm a scientist, a physician, a and a public health official. i give advice according to the best scientific evidence. we don't know everything about this virus and we really be very careful, particularly when it comes to children. i think we better be careful if we are not cavalier in thinking that children are completely immune to the de

with drafting the declaration which included ben franklin, john adams, roger sherman and robert livingston. so the we means the committee of five. but it also means the 56 members of the continental congress. and then on top of the 56 members of the continental congress it also means the american people, the declaration of independence is speaking on behalf of we the people. we the people of the united states of america. we hold these truths. but there's a problem. what does it mean to say we hold these truths to be self-evident? some of these truths are pretty complex philosophic concepts as we'll see in a minute. and did -- did all americans come to see these truths all at the same time? surely there's a difference in intellectual capacity, for instance, between say thomas jefferson or john adams on the one hand and an uneducated hard scramble farmer living on the western frontier of massachusetts. well, i think then the key word to unlock the meaning of self-evident truths is the word "hold." we hold these truths. well, what i think that means to hold is in effect to grasp. but to grasp

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. >> host: this is one, bob livingston? >> guest: right.offered a million dollars to anybody who could expose. he submitted a back investigation on you. i said right? he said we did find a a thing. i said my goodness. personally approved by larry flint, i guess that's a relief. >> guest: you are looking in the wrong place for my sins. >> host: good for you. on the concept of impeachment, mitt romney was the lone republican vote and i did one ask you because you often reference roman 131, there's no glory except god. if you believe in the scripture as written, does that mean any elected president can do whatever they like? >> guest: we have a constitution and people swear to uphold the constitution, not the bible. i think there are several areas where they intersect, otherwise jefferson who was a deist with not say that all men meeting the human race, not just males, are created equal. they didn't -- they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights and among these are the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

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host: josephine in livingston, new jersey. independent. what do you think? good morning. i am saddened. what do you mean, saddened ? in my life when elections were had we spoke about the issues in the end. someone said earlier, schumer said earlier about the virus and people dying. i heard this morning 92,000 americans have just died. we may hit the unfortunate number of one million, and we are talking about nonsense? people are literally dying. i hear the argument of going to work. i get it. like the invention look a said -- like the evangelicals said, they are pro-life, but when it comes to putting the foot on the pedal, people are going to work knowing they are going to die. they opened 2 ford plants and they had to close them the next day. host: your argument is that republicans should not be focusing on these instead of the coronavirus pandemic? caller: they set a month ago a guy running for trump running his campaign said they were hitting on biden to distract, because there isn't anything there. they just put the documents out proving they were doing the right thin