defeated germany, even earlier agreements were concluded with its allies, including austria, zaz and lorraineere taken away from germany all the colonies of the earth. in prussia who handed over the newly created. poland was obliged to pay reparations and limited the size of the army. no more than 100,000 people in germany also banned from having tank units military aviation submarine fleet and battleships. french marshal ferdinand foch. perspicacious, when he noticed versailles - this is the world, and the truce for 20 years happened the nazis, led by hitler, played on the wounded national pride. they violated the conditions of versailles and unleashed the second world war on june 28, 1935, the decision of the us government to build a top-secret underground storage facility became known. gold fort nails in base in kentucky one of the reasons was the growth of gold reserves after the ban on the possession of gold by individuals, americans were forced to sell coins and bars to the state at a fixed price from the mints in new york and philadelphia gold. should have been moved a safe place to bu

let me come back to lorraine here, because earlier you said that your government should not be blamed for the events unfolded a 118 years ago. correct, there are consequences which we can't escape from. but again, i ask, you've lived in this area, your whole life. it's poorly developed. what makes you think that another 1b2b2xb will change that a let's see regarding the money. money is really not that much to me, it feels like the, the trying to run away from the exhaust that the, the, the just want to close the chapter thing for a final deal to woo, you know this, we will, i affected in the money you're sending already not enough in your range. what last, what's enough enough is when the realize that people need lent ends as it is already, they want to close the chapter in the giving money and all that the the effect that the people that are there already. i afraid of losing it and we want it as well. all right, let me ask harry, are you afraid of losing the land? would you be willing to part with it? for example, if there was a willing by i say, was a willing buy and i went to 2 to

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not enough to make up for months of lorraine measure. the chief says he's thinking that when the temperatures rise these will once again be vulnerable, drying up and leaving the land susceptible. he says the declaration is a call to action for folks to tend to the land, but also a shift for enforcing abatement as well as increased staffing on red flag days. >> we declared for a couple of reasons. primarily it is associated with ordinances that we want to see brought into compliance. especially with what we have experienced in the last several years with a lot of back to back devastating and damaging fire seasons here locally, our community almost appreciates the declaration. >> he mentioned the devastation from past fires. he said that it was clear to those on the front lines operation can also often make a big difference like having that defensible space. fire season is underway. he says it is important to note there is still the risk all year. he really wants folks to do with the canton work together. he also mentioned the recent rain

her reign of our 70 lorraine, the british local meeting, really terrible atrocities are my here which the offers walk knowledge. ah, when not lawsuit by abnormal veterans. so i think there is a lost opportunity to have an honest one position. a nice conversation about what happened. but what the british did little dinner though, would then mean that we can contextualize, you know, things like that you believe. what should it mean to people like us are mom. we're here who are watching the celebration, you know, ah, what tills being included in this, in our ama and, and his are suffering being reflected in the discussion that are being hired in a lot of this oral. i'm celebration of the porters that comes and seems to me to be just a throwback sort of the flip feed at glory of empire. it or i'll but a refusal. right. knowledge that it's really committed to really terrible things to . lot of people are on the lunch, asking philip historians say that when it comes to the commonwealth realms, the queen is just holds a theory morial role as a head of state. how would you explain the decisio

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and i think it's perfectly clear that they won't succeed . lorraine douglas, a communist party, organized in britain, has denounced the west's attempts to escalate the convict as a clear and present danger for all sides. anybody who did see boasting is involved in diplomacy. anybody using your foreign policy development should know how to actually traverse we then talk to other leaders. you know, we're not in a situation here where there is no race to the west from what's going on here. and estimation situation potentially will, mike, it was not just for the people, if you cry, it will potentially escalate and other countries in the war. they seem to have forgotten that that's actually a whole nuclear arms race, which is predicate it on the basis of no 1st games. we now actually have western leaders. he walked countenance thing, the possibility of 1st use of nuclear weapons. any tool escalating this war? i think is extremely dangerous. i think it indicates really just how i'm fit for office or by 1st johnson at least trust all. i don't have a real proper understanding of international pol

and i think it's perfectly clear that they won't succeed . lorraine douglas, communist party of britain, committee member says that the west is escalating the conflict in ukraine any to escalate this war, i think is extremely dangerous. i think it indicates really just how unfit for face. anybody in your foreign policy development should know how to actually converse with 2 other leaders. and you know, we're not in a situation here where there is no race to the west from what's going on here. and estimates you situation potentially will make it was not just for the people to pry it will potentially escalate and other countries in the war. and i think for government is completely irresponsible here. and i think that, you know, what they're doing, potentially, you know, could, could lead to nuclear annihilation. mutual assured destruction was the strategy that was adopted in the 99. i think, to the boston mass that, that's actually a whole new player. owns rice of which was predicated on the, by the schemes we now actually have western leaders who are countenance single possible let's say

thank you, lorraine tan, director of equity research at morningstar.loomberg tv from our live court -- coverage of the ecb forum in portugal this week. big names from top economists and central bankers about inflation concerns and monetary policy. haidi: let's go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: thank you china central bank has pledged to maintain monetary policy to help the economy recover. the pboc has taken a modest approach to easing this year, refraining from cutting policy interest rates since january. bloomberg has learned china plans to extend trading hours for the yuan. beijing wants to increase inflation and onshore currency trading as part of a push for global insulin. the pboc pledged in may 2 open financial markets. sri lanka is going into virtual lockdown as it limits fuel supply to only essential services such as health and public transport for two weeks. the foreign exchange reserves at a record low, the country is struggling to pay for imports of food, medicine, and fuel. the prime minister warned last week of a complete collapse of the econom

it was building, based on iconic philly architecture and there was the divine lorraine hotel, the philadelphia museum of art, the betsy ross house. it was just unbelievable. the attention to detail, but the rawness at the same time. if you look closely, you can really see the materials that he uses. witches found objects like cardboard, all kinds of different paints, spray paints, glues. but when you stand back it looks perfect. >> laura: it's breathtaking. all episodes are available right now on foxnation.com. watch them at home, on the go, basically anywhere. going out to foxnation.com and enjoy. but of next i have a hypothetical. a republican president is on the ropes five months out from the midterm election. republicans in the senate proposed a bill they spent years trying to pass. do you think 14 democrats will ever help them out? never! but that's exactly what happened in the senate last night. senator mike lee who voted against this bill and congressman lauren boebert are here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it does not much show as much as touch, the rights and the majority of the american gun owner

franz joseph friends ferdinand, excuse me, his son in in sarajevo in june letting alone from asus lorraine, which was the debated territory between france and germany. that was the the major border change on the west on the east. yes, you had those territories those nations which belong to the russian empire the german the austro-hungarian empire and the ottoman empire. so the eastern europe central eastern europe was always divided by these big empires and and the whole war started out with the belief that monarchies and his empires and the colonial empires will be strengthened by the end of the war and they will live on and nobody expected that in fact, not one single nation will be achieving any of its goal that was set before the start of the war. especially nobody expected that all of the empires will be dissembling and and falling apart. it started with the russian empire and and ended with the austro-hungarian empire and on the ashes of these empires completely new states were created. or or nations reborn who used to be sovereign nations centuries earlier like the polls but lost th

let's go to lorraine, who is calling from new york. lorraine, good morning. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i am very interested in hearing the various viewpoints from callers because so many people have fallen from the propaganda and the false lies that have gone out. it is important that we know who put together this demonstration. it did not just happen. it was organized. now, people think that the truth has come out. it has not come out. unfortunately, our country is now divided because of this. if we think of world war ii, entire countries fell under propaganda. hitler was good at selling propaganda. he said the jews were the cause of all their problems and they all finished in the furnace. we have to do the same thing here in america, listen to the propaganda and the lies that came out until now. we need to get to the truth, and i am hoping this committee will tell us who organized this. why wasn't the capitol protected with enough people? if it was an american demonstration, african-american demonstration, we would have had hundreds of guards on the street

let's go to lorraine, who is calling from new york. lorraine, good morning. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i am very interested in hearing the various viewpoints from callers because so many people have fallen from the propaganda and the false lies that have gone out. it is important that we know who put together this demonstration. it did not just happen. it was organized. now, people think that the truth has come out. it has not come out. unfortunately, our country is now divided because of this. if we think of world war ii, entire countries fell under propaganda. hitler was good at selling propaganda. he said the jews were the cause of all their problems and they all finished in the furnace. we have to do the same thing here in america, listen to the propaganda and the lies that came out until now. we need to get to the truth, and i am hoping this committee will tell us who organized this. why wasn't the capitol protected with enough people? if it was an american demonstration, african-american demonstration, we would have had hundreds of guards on the street

>> i mean it's not lorraine how we are what we are discussing. >> of congressional democrats are callingstration to make clinics or people can access abortion on federal land. are there any plans to do so. >> we are aware of a number of ideas and proposals. many of which we have been considering internally ourselves. but as i said. every option is on the table. >> so totally different. wanda options of press office make sure vents on the same page zero but it would not hear. >> will fax you met her and obviously aoc and elizabeth warren have their facts wrong area i think that's a bristling out by the white house push back against the idea and they said, this is a very dangerous idea and i think that is one of the things that i have noticed since this all erupted last friday. is that, the facts have been put down, this is going back to the states. this is where elections matter, the states are to be in charge. the states will dictate what abortion levels will be in their state. that is democracy, correct, i heard that moscow on fox news. but that's one thing but you're right, they're not

if that included lorraine delegates from the democratic national committee, which was meeting in florida, onto a house boat parked in front of fountain blue, which was the headquarters hotel. with prostitutes and cameras, so they could be black mailed. it included a lot of other silly nonsense that no campaign would be spending money on if they had to account for the money. >> how soon after the events of this day was a special prosecutor appointed? and when did you join that team? >> i joined pretty much immediately. we were appointed at the end of may of 73. so 11 months later. >> and jeff shepard, within that 11 months, talk about your role at the white house now changed. >> sure, we've got to take one step back. i was on the domestic council staff. my immediate supervisor was -- one of the people they hired on to the unit was gordon levy. i had known gordon from being a white house fellow at the treasury. i violently opposed his one joining the staff, because he was such a loose cannon. that was one of the things i lost. then he moved on and went over to the committee to reelect the

tim, earlier tonight, i heard lorraine ingram difference fox news that doesn't plan to hear these hearings, we tried to cater to our audience. i guess they're admitting there a catering service. not a news organization, or at least, not anymore. but are they making a mistake? maybe they're hard-core base does not care. but millions of americans, independent americans are at least interested. that attack was not against democrats. it was against our democracy. >> yeah, believe it or not, some democrats watch fox news you know, there's a lot of wish casting in the news corp hq with the mitch mcconnell crowds. they can pretend like january 6th didn't exist, sort of wish it away. so that's why when you saw those two camps, you, no one says we don't to talk about it because we want to pretend like it doesn't exist because they know how bad it was. and they all are complicit in saying about it was. as we know for jonathan martin and alex prince's book. so, what that corporate side of the republican party wants to do is to make this go away. in the auto box doesn't cover. they put it over on fox

there was the divine lorraine hotel. there was a philadelphia museum of art. there was a betsy ross house. it was this unbelievable the attention to detail. but the rawness at the same time like if you look closely, you can really see the materials that campbell uses, which is found objects like cardboard, all kinds of different paint spray paints, glues. but when you stand back it looks perfect. it's breathtaking. all episodes of hidden gems with laura ingram are available right now on fox station .com. you can watch them at home on the go basically anywhere. so go right now to fox nation .com and enjoy. but up next , i have a hypothetical. a republican president is on the ropes five months out from a midterm election, republicans in the senate proposed a bill they've spent years trying to pass in that scenario think 14 democrats, whatever , help them out. you know, they just never. but that's exactly what happened in the senate last night. senator mike lee, who voted against this bill and congressman lauren bobert are here next. streaming now on fox nation i

sanitation workers, but as you know, he is, you know the next day he's he's killed on the balcony of his lorraine motel where the waiting to go to dinner and james earl ray was arrested two months later. i mean he escaped to london. so that night or that day and we're almost. to the end so we got a late start robert kennedy was running in indiana and the primary and he was flying from munseed indianapolis. john lewis. great civil rights leader worked in his campaign and was setting up a rally for kennedy in the african-american community in indianapolis. so kennedy gets on the plane in muncie. he hears when he gets on the plane plane that king has been shot. and when he lands in indianapolis he hears that he's died and a report. he was there said he just was immobile right? he just sat this hand in his head. head in his hands and so he gets off the plane and the police the mayor said you can't go and the police commissions. you don't go over there. you can't go it's me dangerous. he said maybe for you, i could go with my wife until then sleep in the street, and i'd be fine if you can't do that. t

host: that was lorraine in redwood city. of the people commenting on the ousting of the district attorney was the san francisco mayor london breed. she talked about the recall and what it means for the future of criminal justice efforts in san francisco. here is a portion of that. [video clip] >> criminal justice reform in san francisco is not going anywhere. it does not mean there will be, all of a sudden, a significant setback. we have to make sure they never get to a point where those lines are crossed. but we also have to be realistic. when those lines are crossed there is a decision that has to be made and there has to be accountability. to be clear, sometimes accountability means rehab. sometimes accountability means community service. it is not just about law and order and tough on crime and locking people up and throwing away the key. that is not what this is about. it is about accountability when lines are crossed and coming to a reasonable conclusion around justice and what that really means. in some cases, not jus

several months, i've been in south carolina, i was, montgomery in maryland, delgado in new orleans, lorraine in ohio, -- thomas nelson in newport, you know, i spend a lot of time at community colleges in this country. you know, i think it's really important that we continue to work with them, grant programs as the best way we can help them. also working with their legislators so strength in the community college. a lot of the money comes from the states, we need to support them and let them know they have to support community colleges. the best networking that we have in this country, relieve job training and workforce development is our community college system. we haven't won in almost every district of the country. some of you have more than one. we have an opportunity to strengthen the community colleges, prepare people for the future. working with our business community on what their needs are, also working with community colleges and what their needs are. >> the accountability of matching skills with jobs is something that i feel is a very high standard for you and for congress. thank

i've been to the technical college, montgomery in maryland, delgado in warren, lorraine in ohio, and thomas nelson in newport news, virginia and i spent a lot of time in the colleges in this country and i think it's important that we continue to work with them and grant programs is the best way to help them and working with their legislatures. and a lot of money come from the state and we need to make sure we support them. and that's the best networking we have in this country to really, with job training and work force development in our system. we have with unin almost every district in the country. and some of you have more than one. and we have an opportunity to strengthen the community college and really prepare people for the future. again, working with our business community and also working with our community colleges. >> the accountability of matching skills with jobs is something i feel is a very high standard for you. thank you, i'll yield back. >> thank you, i'd like to ask congressman harris to close and we're looking at a 11:00 greek prime minister so we're-- i'll be br

. >>> now to a tribute to a broadway legend, a statue honoring playwright lorraine hansberry was unveiledf an initiative to provide scholarships to future writers. i love that. >>> and coming up, jennifer lopez calling out the nfl for her super bowl halftime show with shakira. she's saying -- what she's saying in her new documentary. >>> plus, the wonderful carrie underwood joining us live talking new music, family and so much more. lara. >> all right, let's do it. we're going to "rise & shine," amy, from the beach. our latest stop on our tour of the country is delaware. we have so much to show you there, so don't go anywhere. good morning, america. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ good morning ♪ ♪ good morning ♪ ♪ the rest of my life gonna start today ♪ as you can see, i'm pretty relaxed. i'm looking for someone who likes sand and sun. if you have kids, i'm great with kids. so yeah, that's me. ♪ ♪ meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, j

and her lorraine's entire time, that pass by without any rain. that was a weather miracle.w to deal with china, a more immediately how to deal with vladimir putin and russia. i think what everybody has now started discovering is the initial early hub that russia might be losing this war and running on a military hardware and so on. i have always felt that hope was misplaced. russia has gone a long on illustrious history of playing the long game in these situations. putin is in here for the long game. is wearing down ukraine with constant bombardment. he bombs kiev is the summit was starting. impunity he feels he can act with. and of course, the way he is winning seb's to barrel his way through ukraine now get what he wants, he is doing so well is that the people are already saying to do a deal with them and surrender. more importantly, and i think more concerning lee is winning the economic war. the sanctions aren't working. the truth is putin is getting richer by the day because we are all desperate for his energy. and for the food he is now holding up from the ukraine. he

host: that was lorraine in redwood city.ne of the people commenting on the ousting of the district attorney was the san francisco mayor london breed. she talked about the recall and what it means for the future of criminal justice efforts in san francisco. here is a portion of that. [video clip] >> criminal justice reform in san francisco is not going anywhere. it does not mean there will be, all of a sudden, a significant setback. we have to make sure they never get to a point where those lines are crossed. but we also have to be realistic. when those lines are crossed there is a decision that has to be made and there has to be accountability. to be clear, sometimes accountability means rehab. sometimes accountability means community service. it is not just about law and order and tough on crime and locking people up and throwing away the key. that is not what this is about. it is about accountability when lines are crossed and coming to a reasonable conclusion around justice and what that really means. in some cases, not j

. >> supervisors, this is lorraine penny of affordable housing. i wanted to speak today to thank supervisor peskin and supervisor chan for introducing a charter amendment to bring truly affordable housing back to san francisco to extend rent control and to be recognized in cities everywhere. the proposed affordable housing act is affordable homes only for the wealthy. it will never bring affordable homes to ordinary citizens. [ indiscernible ] i urge you very much to support the charter amendments. >> thank you for your comments. all right. do we have any speakers in the queue? >> that completes the queue. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. public comment for review -- virtual call in is now closed. >> thank you. i will just check to see if there are any new members of the public and the gallery who haven't spoken yet and would like to address the board during general public comment. seeing no one standing up, mr. president? >> thank you. public comment is now closed. i do believe we have our representatives from dpw to return and report. >> welc

lorraine kelly wrote: tv presenter gaby roslin wrote...s diagnosed with breast cancer, and they went on to make a documentary about the impact of delays in cancer diagnosis and treatment during the pandemic. luciejoins us now. good morning and thank you for joining us. we are sorry to you and all of deborah's friends and family on this sad morning. we knew this would happen but somehow it is hard to believe. , ., , to believe. yes, good morning. it is 'ust... it to believe. yes, good morning. it is just- -- it was _ to believe. yes, good morning. it is just... it was the _ to believe. yes, good morning. it is just... it was the middle _ to believe. yes, good morning. it is just... it was the middle of - to believe. yes, good morning. it is just... it was the middle of may i just... it was the middle of may when deborah messaged. a few days before she announced it publicly. she sent a message saying she had weeks to live and how horrendous it was. having to tell her beautiful children and that she would come off social media and go quiet an

supervisors, this is lorraine petty, senior renter and long time affordable housing advocate for seniorsd people with disabilities. i'm here to support supervisor chan's charter amendment. it's going to bring genuine levels of affordability and accountability to new developments. mayor breed measure heading to the ballot is deceitfully named and holds out only false hope for affordability, it's really intended to build housing most people cannot afford. 30% of san francisco's population by the year 2030. supervisor chan's charter apartment is what we need, thank you. >> can we have our next caller. >> good afternoon, my name is paulina, i'm commenting in support of affordable homes now and against the poison pill discussed today. i signed on to affordable homes early because i felt strongly. now potential to have two competing measures. confused the voters and possibly kill housing. exemplary of what's wrong, unfortunately. please support affordable homes now. thank you. >> thank you, next caller. >> hello, my name is weston cooper, i live in d3 in north beach. it's a neighborhood that's