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lizzie borden girl detective, where she's solving crimes, lizzie borden, zombie hunter, lizzie borden movies. l kinds stuff for halloween. lizzie borde dolls. there's a whole journal of lizzie borden studie it's actually some good academic articles on it where you can theorize about lizzie borden. hang on, the masonic shop. and the question will pick up on thursday is class is why the continuing fascination? why are there so many people who remember trial and this event so deeply and we'll discuss that in thursday's class along with wrapping up john brown.

but lizzie sends, bridget off. all right. 1115, their neighbor, adelaide churchill's searing, seeing the commotion, seeing bridget run out of the house, comes to the side door, and she will later say that lizzie just was very and had a blank look on her face and says, oh, mrs. churchill, do come in. somebody killed father. and the doctor said, barry bone arrived. he was a doctor in the civil war and looking at the gruesome remains, andrew borden says, i didn't see anything like this at the battle of shiloh. 11:20 a.m. people are like, lizzie, where's your mother. and she says, oh, she went out and she a note from a sick friend. but i think i might have her come in. she might have come in through the basement and says, well, i'll go check upstairs. but if somebody comes with me in case there's an ax murder in the house and mrs. churchill agrees. and they go up the stairs and at the top of the front stairs. you can look into the guest bedroom. and there, abby is dead pool of blood. all right, well, people, where were

lizzie borden gets it right. you have got a women's christian temperance union, sunday school teacher, perfect victorian outfits who will eventually be accused of a very dark crime and it's like the visible saints being accused of being witches. this is how you figure out who is who. lizzie borden resented that their father only gave them the loans for two new dresses a year . they wanted to live on the hill with their rich cousins and friends. there is constant -- from andrew borden's perspective, they are still living at home and he's giving them an allowance for dresses. he does pay for lizzie to go to europe with her cousins and in some ways is a very generous guy . instead of saying to go out and pay for your own dresses, but there is resentment. they know how much he's worth and they resent his tightfisted financial worldview. there were rumors in fall river and later, and actual and genuine true accusation that lizzie was a chronic shoplifter. later, stealing artwork from a prominent store. even though her

lizzy: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe". i'm lizzy burden in london. a power vacuum in syria, after revels deposed bashar al-assad forcing him to flee to russia. in the u.s. strikes dozens of isis targets. south korean stocks lead declines in asia with president yoon facing more calls to resign and a potential travel ban. china inflation eases ahead of a key economic meeting. president-elect donald trump has no plans to replace fed chair jay powell when he takes office next month. lizzy: a very good morning. welcome to a new week, monday the ninth of december, it is said to be a busy week for central banks against a backdrop of political instability around the world. we have the s&p 500 notching a new record. the 57th record of the year on friday off the back of that jobs report spurning bets for a december fed rate cut. we got futures currently pointing lower but pretty flat stateside. in europe a mixed picture but slightly lower on the euro stoxx 50. a risk off mood. flipping to the cross as it picture, all eyes turned to the u.s. cpi print on wednes

lizzy: let's bring in kriti gupter.here about to have a new president so what lessons can we learn? kriti: so many things are the issues of the present day, a rundown most famously kim david accords between israel and egypt. the idea he got egypt to acknowledge israel's right to exist in exchange for areas that are crucial for the peace deal, the cease-fire, dating back to carter and panama canal during carter's control was handed back to panama. these questions are crucial but keep in mind he was dealing with inflation, cost-of-living and tried to install the fed chair to hit inflation on the head and it cost him his presidency, people were suffering and he did a lot to bring down costs but in the moment very unpopular and one of the few one term president's. lizzy: do we think more about after he left office? >> he had a lot of strong feelings toward habitat for humanity which started in the u.s. where he built houses and in addition to creating in he did a lot and when you look at his thoughts led to commentary so po

i'm lizzy burden in london. treasury hacked. the u.s.chinese state backpackers gained access to unclassified documents using a third-party provider. china denies the claims. china services activity jumps, but manufacturing struggles to gain traction. president xi jingping is set to touch on deepening economic reforms in his new year's speech. and global stocks are set to notch a second year of gains powered by wall street. the dollar closes in on its best year since 2015 while gold surges. a very good morning, happy new year's eve, these are thin volumes and this time, but we are looking at futures pointing a touch lower on both sides of the pond. you have this cloud of uncertainty hanging over the turn of the year as we await the inauguration of donald trump. but if we flip over to the cross asset picture, the dollar has been having a roaring end of the year. the best since 2015 ruled by trump's reelection in the fed's less dovish policy pivot as well. you looking at euro-dollar, a touch weaker. two year treasury yield of 4.24 percent.

also broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy.d to say i think they do not know what they're doing. i think they're clueless and rachel reeves. she's not up to the job. i'm sorry, nana. and i know there was all that about the loose truths on her cv, but she doesn't know what she's doing and they don't read the room. they're not going back on, on on some of their policies, which i think are going to just make everyone turn against them, like the farming, what they're doing to the farmers. >> but lizzie, she does know what she's doing because there is a clip of her explaining exactly what will happen if you raise ni on business and she clearly explains, and i've played it many times, that it will destroy growth. and she knows that. >> and she's done it right. and i'm there at my local pub yesterday, and they're having to fire people rather than hire them. it's going to affect all small businesses. how are we going to grow? and we've got 5000 multi—millionaires have already left this country going to dubai and other places because of

lizzie: israel does technical development and. up policy announcements and the idear is to hit the reset button, labor saw democrats lose and failed so now they're concentrating on changing lives so they feel there's been a difference made. tom: really interesting. indeed. coming up germany's crisis, how the sluggish economy in uncertain is hitting sme's. this is bloomberg indeed. ♪ >> 66 thousand workers participated in walkouts, indicative of the crisis of competitiveness facing the jammin economy. according to the association of small and medium enterprises sme's bore the brunt of burdens. oliver crook stands by indeed in berlin that exclusive guest. >> yes, tom. we don't talk enough about sme's , the impact on the german economy, 51% of jobs, 2.7 trillion euros of sales and an important pipeline. apprentices learn their trade but it's hard to get a gauge on how they feel and we are joined by christoph howell house. last time we spoke there was a grim appraisal. what has the last year brought? christoph: it's getting was, who t

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and then the first of a two-part lecture on the 1893 trial of lizzie borden, who was accused of murdering her father and stepmother. the murder and trial received widespread publicity at the time. and then on the presidency, eyewitnesses recount what unfolded inside the white house on december 7, 1941 is franklin roosevelt learned about the japanese attack on pearl harbor and moved to assess the damage and america's response. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch anytime online at c-span.org/history. >> coming up, a conversation on the federal budget and economic growth strategies with the council of economic advisers, jared bernstein. and then the examination of education workforce reform policies and reducing health care costs hosted by the brookings institution and the american enterprise institute.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.eague — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi as lando norris drives mclaren to their first contractors�* title for more than a quarter of a century. and it's a new season and new tricks for snowboarding's half pipe world cup opener. so, welcome to the programme. we're starting with football and the premier league where there's been a lot to talk — about the late

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tom: lizzy burden covering all things ecb for us.al elections -- we will see how that factors in in february. low productivity and failure to invest leading to lost growth in the eu with france and germany as we have been discussing and political crisis. the continental risks more lost years with stagnation. >> the news for europe keeps getting worse. >> the french government collapses plunging eu's second largest economy into turmoil. >> france's political upheaval offered another glimpse into fractious european affairs. >> vw workers are striking hard. >> we are in crisis mode. >> if we follow our classical agenda, we will be out of the market. >> the eu's economy is fighting for survival and struggling to keep pace with the u.s. and china. >> has the european economy grown as fast as the american economy over the last few decades, we would be generating 3 trillion euros. >> that is roughly equivalent to the whole gdp of france being added into the economy. >> europe's challenge is from china and the u.s. >> without that, the regio

tom: lizzie, thank you very much indeed with a preview of the ecb.e will have live coverage of that ecb decision and coverage starting at 1:15 p.m. u.k. time. the strength of the frank in focus as well. despite the threat of stiffer tariffs on china, u.s. president elect donald trump has reportedly invited xi jinping to his inauguration in washington dc next year. how kind of him. bill, let's start there. why has he invited china's leader to his inauguration, and what are the chances that he might accept? >> i think it could be an olive branch out to xi jinping after obviously a tough campaign in which he's promised to put a whole range of tariffs on chinese imports. it's likely to be a tense relationship so this may be a way to break the ice. is it going to happen? i'm having a hard time picturing xi jinping sitting in a folding chair on a field in washington in january. if you remember the last inauguration, you had memes of bernie sanders covered in a big jacket with his gloves, huddled over in the cold. seriously, foreign leaders do not go to u.s

the supporting became lizzie borden became popular in culture.nside the white house on december 7, 1940 one as president franklin roosevelt learned of the japanese attack on pearl harbor and moved to assess the damage and america's response. exploring the american story, but american history and guide a wrecked online anytime at c-span.org. play >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome host: guest: tax rate went down to 21%. i heard the programming earlier were so many was talking about the eisenhower years where it was 92%. the corporate tax rate dropped precipitously from 3521%. in addition to that, there was a change to the standard deduction to double the standard deduction for individuals, which is great. but mostly, the tax cuts went to the top 1% of the population, ceos, and to shareholders. we had a provision which was supposed to be targeted to small businesses, but quite frankly the benefit primarily, 70 pence or so, went to very large corporations. what we found is we had a $2 trillion tax cut, in most of the benefit

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.e are the headlines: a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw against arsenal. celebrations in abu dhabi as lando norris drives mclaren to their first contractors�* title for more than a quarter of a century. and it's a new season and new tricks for snowboarding's half pipe world cup opener. so, welcome to the programme. we're starting with football and the premier league where there's been a lot to talk — about the late —— the late kick—off in particular. an extraordinary game between tottenham and chelsea. spurs, who've been far from consistent this season, looked to be cruising at 2—0 up and dominating after just 11 minutes. but it didn't take chelsea long to stage their comeback, jadon sancho scoring chelsea's first, then cole palmer netted two penalties before enzo fernandez made it four. spurs got a consolation in added time but it was all too late. 4—3 the final score leaving chelsea

eastern on lectures in history, the second of a two-part lecture on the 1893 trial of lizzie borden, is accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an ax. the murder and trial received widespread publicity at the time and lizzie borden became a lasting figure in american popular culture. at 9:30 p.m., we will revisit the fourth presidency with secret white house tapes and oral history interviews with administration officials. exploring, watch saturdays on c-span and find a fulledule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> james bradley a process biography of martin van buren is the first file of that president decades. he teaches in the public history program at the state university of new york at albany. he writes, as this biography will show, reaching the nation's highest office was not vanburen's greatest achievement. he built and defined the party system that define how politics are wielded in the united states . vanburen is known as the principal founder of the democratic party. >> james bradley with his book martin van buren, america's fi

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next question from lizzy acker, please name and affiliation. >> hi. my name is lizzy acker and i'm a reporter for the oregonian in portland. i had two quick questions. bob, you said i just want to verify that. you said half a million people received alerts on their phone. >> at least half a million. and we're waiting for more reports from our other alert delivery partners. but we know from our initial report from the myshake, our our alert delivery provider, myshake, they delivered over 500,000 alerts to subscribers to this particular alerting produc. >> awesome. and then can you tell me, do you know how many of those were in oregon? clearly, i have an oregon. >> that's a very that's a very difficult question to answer because they don't necessarily break it down by state. but you consider there are two fairly large cities that were affected. eugene and corvallis, with sizable populations. both have universities. and then it's likely as far east as as folks on the other side of the cascades in bend may have also received alerts as well, that they were

eastern on lectures in history, the second of 2-part lecture by university, 1893 trial of lizzie bordenfather and stepmother with an axe, lizzie borden became lasting figure in american culture. scholars reflecting on events from half century ago including secret white house tapes and oral history with foreign administration officials exploring the american story, watch american history saturdays on c-span2 and find fl schedule on program guide or watch online any time at c-spanis.ory. >> new york city real estate developer larry silverstin acquired a lease before terrorist attacks, sunday night on c-span's q&a mr. silverstein author of the rising shares story of rebuilding of complex and discusses engineering challenges he faced during 20-year rebuilding effort. >> i said, it's got to be replaced because if we don't, man manhattan is going to become a ghost town, people are going to leave it and never come. secondly if we don't rebuild it, we will give the terrorists exactly what they wanted. i said this is an attack not on the twin towers. nothing like that, much more serious. it's an

next question from lizzy acker. please name and affiliation. hi. my name is lizzy acker and i'm a reporter for the oregonian in portland. i had two quick questions. bob, you said i just want to verify that. you said half a million people received alerts on their phone. at least half a million. and we're waiting for more reports from our other alert delivery partners. but we know from our initial report from the myshake, our our alert delivery provider, myshake, they delivered over 500,000 alerts to subscribers to this particular alerting product. awesome. and then can you tell me, do you know how many of those were in oregon? clearly, i have an oregon. that's a very that's a very difficult question to answer because they don't necessarily break it down by state. but you consider there are two fairly large cies that were affected. eugene and corvallis, with sizable populations. both have universities. and then it's likely as far east as as folks on the other side of the cascades in bend may have also received alerts as well, that they were kind of o

lizzie tapia is president of unite here local two and says about 650 employees at the hyatt in san francisco are voting to ratify a tentati agreement for a new contract. the union is expected to know the results of the vote this evening. it's hard to be on the street, but it's worth it. and now we are happy and excited that we got what we wanted, especially our medical insurance. in a statement, the hyatt said in part, quote, under the new collective bargaining agreement, we will continue to offer competitive wages and benefits. our colleagues are the heart of our business, and we will continue to recognize and value the contributions of our employees. this agreement is the same one reached by striking marriott workers in the city thursday. today, outside the westin saint francis hotel, no picket lines as employees return to work. the union says mayor elect daniel lurie reached out and made some calls to hotel owners and got the ball rolling with the marriott deal and kept in contact. lurie spoke with nbc bay area about the deal friday. we were able to find the right people to get unite to a

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. >> that's lizzie tapia, president of unite here local two.g more than 2500 hotel workers on strike. she says more often than not, hotel companies aren't notifying guests of current labor disputes. but she says she hopes this will help light a fire under the feet of hotel leaders at the bargaining table. >> we've moved a lot of business out of the hotels and we're going to continue to do that. there are some really important events coming up in the first quarter of 2025. there are, you know, jp morgan convention is here. the nba all stars here in san francisco. >> meanwhile, workers like santiago hernandez, a banquet server of 28 years at the hilton, continue their fight on the picket line. >> we want a fair contract. we want well, the corporation to hear that we love our job, but we also need something in return. >> the union says they met with hotel leadership about three weeks ago to negotiate for the first time since being out here on the picket lines. for more than 50 days. they say the hotels failed to guarantee union medical benefits. i