she was lorraine was coming into a job that had no precedent. there was no scope of work. it was like go down and do this job and she had her loyalties with mr. dupont. she you know had french mr. buddha what working in the house as well. she sort of had to play this that was not that that again just did not have a scope. work and i think it was a difficult position to be and that said her role was to be the scholar on the job and in the short time that she officially worked in the white house which was about a year and a half, you know, multiple articles published in antiques brought a you know, a documentation that here's the furnishings in the white house and here's the source material and here's their history bringing a great again this scholarly reputation to the project and then and then, you know was primarily working on the guidebook but also because she was a a the newspaper articles at the time or wonderful to read because it was really phenomenon that she was a scholar and a mother she had a 15 month old son. her husband was assistant curator at the smithsonian

this was the system lorraine was to use. lorraine said, -- i had a system in place for the last year. to start over, are you asking me to completely start over and do everything. such a disconnect between the two of them. like i said, i just, my heart goes out to mrs. pearce. i am so grateful that we, i would argue, in the curators office, there's been challenges and pressures, but we are not seeing that type -- she really pioneered away. a way to be a professional in that position. that has benefited us all. i am very grateful for that. >> well, thank you, melissa, susan, elaine, for a terrific conversation about a very important topic. thank you for all your excellent questions. >> our weekly series of presidency highlights the politics, policies and legacies of u.s. presidents and first ladies. coming up next, the 31st presidents great grandson, albert hoover iii talked about how the herbert hoover museum and library in west branch iowa valve in the coming years. the smallest library and museum in the national archives pr

high temperatures and lorraine levels are only part of the problem the wheat harvest and the 2000 hector farm near leipzig and eastern germany. it some of the most fertile land in the whole country . it's mon or rich and perfect for plants due to its high water content. despite recent and continuing droughts, he checked her here produces 9 tons of wheat. but kurt anchor is still worried. the land is drying out because the last years have seen far too little rain by a diesel program. this thumbed up, these drones are pushing to land to the breaking point. if it completely dries out, then even the best farmland can support plants without additional water. boulden need and that's a problem. we're facing no boxes or when does this gig mother does problem 4 kilometers away. we find another field that's completely dried out. even though kurt invested heavily in fertilizer and pest management systems over the last year, he won't be able to produce more than 2 or 3 tons per hector. the ground is sandy and full of rocks. the seedlings hardly have a chance to take root. there isn't any water the f

ah, for lorraine whitmore, she knows the ins and outs of the human brain. we need to seize the opportunity to tackle our hobbies at a time when they've been weakened cove. it 19 has provided a revealing example. we hear in their historic homicide area christo. and they used to be a lot of traffic in this area. but they've closed off for lots of these roads, so the only i'm flightless and pedestrians can move in this area. they made these changes primarily because of co events to enable people to walk with a safe distance between. but then now thinking about keeping a lot of these changes because of the other benefits, like air quality and greenhouse gas emissions, but they bring one year off to the start of the covey crisis. most of the traffic restrictions in the city center was still in effect the people of bristol had adopted new habits that are more environmentally friendly elsewhere like in france, remote working in particular benefited from the circumstances. according to the rain, the smallest strategy for public policy is to target people at transit

it doesn't much. lorraine? yes, marshall. no. arms on them was it got an important comparison. you muller club, useful drinker, chested with wash, and girl a diesel took william with. ready ah, [000:00:00;00] a, a with ukraine shells a chemical plant in the dining. yes. for a public setting fire to the building and halting production. that's just weeks after a similar attack on a civilian facility by kia led to the lead of a cloud of hazardous gas. a u. s. congress research body is proposing linking future american aid to an improvement in the country's human rights. we hear from a former indian foreign secretary who questions the motive behind funding which the country has not even a port behind this. let me tell you is our position on the you can crisis the.

it doesn't much thought. lorraine. yes marshall. no arms on them was the political part. as a new molla yacht club, for drinker chested with a peaceful sick william with a ah ah, a nuclear power plant comes on to a fresh round of ukrainian shedding, according to local officials with the attack following a previous trying to left hundreds of thousands of people without electricity, with shorter showers and coder offices, that's the latest solution to the snowboarding energy crisis. european leaders, they scramble to fill up the gas faults, the head of a winter with less feel from russia due to be used. with the un peacekeepers that failed a bad job in the democratic republic.

and every time talk about that forum and the speeches, they always go to lorraine hansbury.nd she only gave a few off the cuff remarks whereas paulwith e actually prepared a very well thought out analysis and a kind of theoretical beginning of black nationalism. so here i'm n going to, i'm just going to read two little excerpts prosecute speech that she gave -- from the speech that she gave at that forum. and i want you to notice how prescient she is, how futuristic this is. she's talking about, she's giving definition of black nationalism, and she starts off with i would like to begin by saying something about the two words which form the -- of our discussion this evening, black and white. and how in my mind they have become less important as a description of a man's color and more important as the description of an essential attitude of mind and heart. white has begun to suggest more and more to me a moral callousness, a timidity, a kind of rigidity and blindness, a childish belief that if you close your eyes tight hi, the bad man will disappear. wealthis without wisdom an

so anyway, the black riders on the panel were lorraine, rubi and paul marshall. every time people talk about that forum and the speeches, theyn always go to lorraine and she only gave a few off-the-cuff remarkss where paul actually prepared a very well thought out analysis of into kind of theoretical beginning of the black nationalism. so here i'm going to read to little excerpts from the speech and i want you to notice how precious she is and how futuristic. blshe's given this definition of black nationalism and starts off with i would like to begin by saying something about the two words that formed the discussion this evening black-and-white. with an essential attitude of mind and heart, it's begun to suggest more and more to me the kindnd of rigidity. it is a force in the world today that is supposed to change even when that change is necessary for survival. getting right away from this idea.am we begin at the same time. at the social and political change and movement and struggle that's the essential reality of the human existence. it is the willingness to q

i'm afraid it won't go grab it's lorraine, is it on? yeah, i mean, yeah, i mean, you know, yeah, you should, you should be back be released from the bottle. the genie refused to obey god, which of freedom of criticism previously unthinkable. and the soviet public policy created opportunities to attack the general secretary himself to get on with not ordinary, but yes, a i was thinking was that stuff by troy is see, not really good. they're only nagging innovation. you're going to be nothing with that, i'm going to help that gauge. many of them are, i have a problem. we get the ability with just on walk me hope that a good deal with not being with casala or chauffeur shide. struggle with finding a conflict that that she gets up and they've got a batch of a she has a booty on basic and as out. oh child being as well. yes ma'am. will you please, could you go through my rule? it's funny. one was a big deal. felician. well, yes, and i either williams at the pursuit here, the are in, i guess the not all of them need to speak to me, but yeah,

joining us tonight, we have from stage one theater group dane lentz and lorraine and okay, you guys are within the theater group. what is the deal with this kettle corn down here? >> we are selling the kettle corn to raise money for us to be able to do what we do. >> okay, and what is it that you guys are doing? let's go ahead and show what you guys are fundraising for out here at the fremont festival of the arts. >> we are currently doing the joseph and the amazing technicolor dream coat. it is going to be a bilingual production featuring english and american sign language. >> reporter: so what is the fremont festival of the arts really mean to an organization of a group like yours? you know, there are so many other boosts out here, but why should people come by and stop at a stage one theater group? >> it's like you said, it is all about helping local organizations raise funds to do what they do. they have to be anything like this, and us being the company, we are all about resenting the arts in a way for the public to enjoy. so it is just good to have this opportunity and what better

. >> nicole lorraine una enfermera de 37 años ha sido acusada de provocar un accidente de tránsito que> según la investigación conducía su vehículo a 100 millas por hora en una calle en donde límites 35. cruzó un semáforo en rojo y se estrelló contra otro vehículo que explotó, esta conductora enfrenta cinco cargos de homicidio vehicular y de ser hallado culpable podría enfrentar entre 90 años de cárcel y cadena perpetua. >> el fbi realizó un cateo en la vivienda del expresidente trump confirman a la cadena nbc que involucra documentos clasificados y archivos nacionales. <> estoy feliz de que el fbi esté aquí hoy y que abrió su caja fuerte, es un día grande para la democracia, todos los estadounidenses deben estar felices. >> y yo me pregunto porque no se le hicieron a hillary clinton; porque no se lo hacen kendall hunter y a biden no

the winter of last week's elections giving president lorraine co, a 2nd term. the commission said that his party 151.2 percent. that is a majority, a fewer than half of angola registered voters, however, turned out for the book. well, it is one of the world's most ambitious space programs. nasa is a multi $1000000000.00 artemus mission aimed at one day, getting humans back on the moon and eventually going to mars. but it has gotten off to a disappointing start to day. the u. s. bays agency was forced to scrub the launch of its largest ever rocket after a number of technical problems. the next attempt is likely to be on friday. the 98 meter rocket and its unmanned capsule, a ryan were left sitting on the launch pad. as the minutes ticked by us, vice president carmella harris had flown into cape canaveral to witness the lift. off of the most powerful rocket ever built by nothing to reset, flocked to nearby locations all keen to get a glimpse of the action. but a whole series of technical problems meant the launch had to be called off. it's yet another disappointm

young girls and women lorraine don't, but we are just asking for compensation. you do it to her to give me like as a kid sick as people have had a loss of vision, leave me your 100 in many petitions, god what nothing has happened. we have major plans for how to rebuild our lawyer. city to buy land is returned, so you should also receive compensation. and that money will be used for assisting our community. us is what if we get compensation from the u. k. government, we will buy food on this. educate our children and also to call try homeless issues because some of us sick many have even died. joel and kim and i both like one of the lawyers working on the case a local people were forced on the land, tortured and even killed by british settlers. this lunch was taken for 3 minutes. nadisa objected to what did you torture where people are big enough and you've got the salted houses. let's talk on his get each. there was several incidents or grid women and children, and also their families. we kind of separated each member of some family that need to be in. i know th

young girl and women, lorraine drama. we are just asking for compensation, you look into her too. it looks to me like it was a kept figures. people have had a loss of actually mean we're 100 in many partitions goblet. nothing has happened. we have major plans for how to rebuild. our lawyer said, if our land is returned, gypsy should also receive compensation. and that money will be used for assisting our community sub assist you. if we get compensation from the u. k. government will buy food on this, educate our children, and also to call try her with issues because some of us are sick. many have even died. so can you say both at one of the lawyers working on the case, these local people were forced from their land, tortured and even killed by british settlers. this lunch was taken forcibly minutes the deeds subjected to what did it torture be? big enough and future solitude houses were bonds, left to go and he's good each. there was several incidents of grip women and children and also their families. we kind of separated each member of some family that had to be and again, i'm o

young martin, my name is lorraine, and today in studio we have the team from friday for future. uganda. thank you. my name is nicole hill, that novia m a climate activist. and i'm a student at company international university. i'm 22 years old and a pass through our bachelor's degree in procurement and supply chain management. so why climate? you could have maybe gotten another passion, maybe about the girl child of something, all you know, sexual harassment. why climate ok to me. i chose climate because it is something that affects each and every one of us. when you look at our may be goal tail under violation, it looks at only one gender. and even though old, we have 2 genders. so cleric change affix each and every one of us, no matter the age, no matter the size the matter, the gender, no matter the status. so it is something that is connected to us. ah me all day so mm hm. got that for me. oh no, don't die all day but i'm born and raised in hong kong and i grew up in the collins i. i will say that my home town. it's like, it's really home me. i always feel connected to hong kong be

lorraine: what we would stay away from is those companies in the state that have not had any home listingack. that will be challenging to resolve. there is a real dampener there. it will take some time for those companies to come back. we do like this biotech company but in the sink move and shift it's auditing to u.s., that is from business primarily in the states, it is going to be difficult not to see these companies facing some to listing pressure. >> thank you for coming in. the director of asian equity research in singapore. let's go to new york and get the first word news with vonnie quinn. >> nancy pelosi has reaffirmed your support for taiwan despite fresh threats of reaction from china. the visit showed staunch international support for the island. >> today, our delegation is very proud, we came to taiwan to say we will not abandon our commitment to taiwan and we are proud of our enduring friendship. >> china has imposed economic restrictions on taiwan following nancy pelosi's visit. it is withholding some sand exports and some fish and food from the island. they spent military

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nicholas cage action movie worthy locations like lenexa, kansas, and pittsburghfield massachusetts, and lorraine ohio and lee's summit missouri. the national archives isn't just one headquarters staying in washington. it is a big agency that has extra small, small, medium, large, and extra large facilities literally all over the country from coast to coast. national archives as an agency is also responsible for more than a dozen presidential libraries. everybody from herbert hoover through to donald trump, although donald trump's library is a presidential website. thanks to trump though, they have had to the national archives facility in hoffman estates, illinois, because that's where the national archives is keeping records from the obama administration. national archives keeps records in hoffman estates, illinois, those records were ultimately made accessible through the obama presidential library. and they've now had to increase the police presence at that facility. after the fbi executed a search warrant earlier this month, to go seize classified documents and other materials that trump was

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california highway patrol says nicole lorraine linton was driving 100 miles an hour in a 35 mile-an-hour zone when she ran a red light, you just saw it, and slammed into five cars thursday afternoon. among those killed, the 23-year-old pregnant woman who was heading to a prenatal check-up one month before her due date. her infant son was also killed. ♪ mike: to the rising tensions with china now, beijing staging another day of large scale naval drills in the waters around taiwan after it suspended cooperation with the biden administration on key issues like climate and the military over speaker nancy pelosi's visit to the island china sees as its territory. alexandria hoff live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: hello, mike. officials in taiwan say today's drill simulated an attack including an additional 20 aircraft and 14 chinese warships, some of which crossed the median line. live fire military exercises have been taking place in the eye wan straits since thursday, retaliation for speaker pelosi's landmark visit to the island's democracy which china claim as its own. >> they

suffering from worsening mental health problems in a filing opposing the pretrial release of nicole lorraines and had hurt herself before clinton faces murder and manslaughter charges. now in connection with that august 4th crash. she has yet to enter a plea. for your money this afternoon, the bay area housing market continuing to cool off new data from the real estate brokerage compass shows home sales are down compared to last year. a key point is that this downturn is not really a sign of a housing bubble popping according to compass analyst patrick carlisle. the price fall comes at the tail end of a record price climb over the last 10 years. interest rates, of course, are up to. so the housing market is doing what we would expect in line with bigger trends. >> right now we're not looking a thing like a crash, but the market is still trying to find its feet as to exactly where it's going. and of course, so much depends on what what happens in the in the greater economy. >> he went on to say prices are cooling down all over the bay area. wine country, homes are actually retaining their val

breonna taylor, tamir rice, george floyd and others, and also lesser known names like anita riley and lorraine polanco. people whose names we often don't hear, but we're also the victims of police violence and importantly and to to kind of pluck us from brink of depression. as martha noted, they offer promise saying practices that are working in places around the country sometimes places around the world to address, prevent, to remedy human rights violations. again here, specifically to the criminal justice system, redefining public by investing prevention and in social services and in economic opportunity, proven demonstrated methods for creating safety, increasing safety in communities and reducing the likelihood of human rights violations. eliminating qualified immunity which so operates to create impunity for law enforcement officers who have violated constitution rights, time, equal justice reform aims to the distribution of federal funds to local and state, something that encouragingly the biden is now doing as part of an executive order that was signed. president biden on his first day

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did a prepared speech of the and yet every time people talk about that forum they only talk but lorraine hansen. >> i went torn. [overlapping speakers] >> is this speech available in her papers? >> her papers are at my house. it's available now because i transcribed the speech. >> got you. okay. >> i committed the novice mistake. helps to haspberry and that was it. i look forward to reading more about that. >> it's a fabulous speech. and one of the other things she says in this speech, she uses a line from malcom x but changes it. she says, we have to do -- have to use everything we can -- every means we took liberation that our effective. >> you know, that line second circulated among the whole crowd because what i'm able to understand they said that a lot inside the harlem writers guilt, paule marshal said a variation of it, john keller said a variation. john henry clarke said a variation of it and might bell the case that malcolm got it from them. he finally said -- by every means necessary, he got something they had been circulating for a couple of years. you see it in the organizati

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. >> reporter: volunteers lenore mcguinn and lorraine shagno are helping will sxoe cedar back to healthonkey. he's cute, he comes up, looks at you. he wants more food constantly. willow is kind of quiet. the seals all definitely have their own personalities. >> reporter: unfortunately more animals are ending up at the rescue center, and too often we're to blame. boats, abandoned fishing gear and pollution are leading to injuries for seals and sea turtles. one of the biggest threats, the garbage we leave when we go to the beach. >> we see the entanglements, you know, with the plastic bags and the plastic in the waters. >> they wind up in the ocean and then the animals unfortunately suffer because they eat them, thinking they're food. >> reporter: another growing problem, harassment. last week a viral video in san diego caught beachgoers fleeing from two sea aren co for territory. experts say people got too close to the animals. back in april a group of people in texas reportedly took selfies with and even rode a dolphin. the dolphin died. >> people want to get close. they want to get tha

i mentioned this fellow lamar before he said to me when i went to memphis and i saw the lorraine motel where dr. king was called i cried. we was killed. yeah. i cried. we've got that same history here in mobile with the clotilda. you know that saying the ship the truth will set you free. will the ship is the truth and that's what he said and he was absolutely right. and so we need to put that on display. you know we can send pieces to the smithsonian and and to bene to those museums or whatever, but there is no reason on earth that africa town should not have a museum housing the ship that brought the people who settled africa town on display in the community where their descendants still live today. okay. wow, so i want to jump to questions from our audience. we only have a few more minutes, but alright our first question which i think is right in line. it's important for us to think about the context of how alabama's responding. so this is a question is from bob h. did you encounter any resistance to your investigation from locals who didn't want you digging into the past? yes, the m

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

her hiring of the first curator of the white house lorraine waxman pierce as well as the support of congress through public law 87286 and act concerning the white house in providing for the care and preservation of its historic and artistic contents specified the need to preserve and interpret the museum character of the ground floor corridor and the public rooms on the state floor. it also codified that furniture fixtures and decorative arts of the white house are inalienable and considered the property of the white house mrs. kennedy supported the creation of the white house historical association as a cooperating organization with the national park service, and we are proud to maintain that today six years 60 years later while mrs. kennedy's time at the white house was tragically cut short her successor lady bird johnson and her husband president lyndon johnson further institutionalized these roles and are ongoing relationship president johnson issued executive order 11145, which officially created the position of white house curator and the committee for the preservation of the white hou

[applause] right over here, former state representative ed lorraine, i would like you to remain standing. [applause] stay standing until i get to your pivotal moment, ok? here is the connection. jane, you were right. this has been a labor of love for mine for some time. i was sworn in in 2007. as you come into the congress and you hear about the statues that represent every state, you take school groups and friends from home through the capitol, and they say who are florida's two statures here? well, i say it is john gorey, inventor of air conditioning. [applause] and who is the other? it is this obscure confederate general who barely lived in the state of florida. he was the last confederate general to surrender to the union army, and he fled to mexico. i thought, oh no, no. not the big, beautiful, diverse, dynamic state of florida. we deserve a great american to represent us. but it was not until that horrendous, horrific shooting in mother emanuel ame in charleston, south carolina that states and communities began to re-examine their symbols, their statues, that we finally saw an oppo

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