so senator mahoney spoke with a squeaky voice. he stood about five foot six, weighing in at about £100, soaking wet. but don't let that fool you. he ran a cutthroat operation that seized power after reconstruction and kept its steely grip on virginia politics as long as possible. so historian stephen woodward put it this way, quote, in the whole gallery of southern figures of his generation, he stands out as one of the boldest and most enigmatic. mahoney was a self-made man, not to the men or born, yet possessed of an imperviousness of will and manner, and an over winning confidence in his own destiny. so this is one, of course. not only did mallon make an impact in politics, but he also left a lasting impression on virginia's place names. so his wife was a big fan of the novel ivanhoe. and so several place names along the railroad from norfolk to petersburg. and that line actually bear the names reflected in the literature from ivanhoe. so this is the waverley train station. so it's one of the many place names of virginia that st

but members of this mahoney family, many of them's data. not only did this day but they became leaders, religious leaders some, and worked to make the church true to its ideal of being a universal church. they set up like parishes. to join and ran schools for black children. some of their descendents are catholic to this day and those records, the sacramental records, have been really important to genealogists and that to myself in terms of tracking these families. and you know, these descendents who are among us now, many of them still calf like, had been in the fourth round at georgetown to recognize its history. i look at those folks and in a crazy way, i find some inspiration there. i see folks who said to themselves this church does not belong to the sinful men who are in it. this church, they don't control god, they don't control, you know, the son, the holy spirit, none of that. this is their church. they decided to make it that way. to me, that inspires me. i'm still going. >> i will remind you this is a conversation we can all part

but members of the mahoney family, many of them stayed. not only did they stay, but they became leaders, some of them because i'm religious -- became religious leaders. they remained true to their church, they set up black parishes, they became nuns and ran schools for black children. some of the descendents are catholic to this day and those records, those sacramental records have been really important to genealogists and to myself, in terms of tracking these families. and these descendents who are among us now, many of them still catholic have been in the forefront of pressing the church and georgetown to recognize this history. so, i look at those folks and in a crazy way, i find some inspiration. i see folks who said to themselves, this church does not belong to this man who are in it. this church, they don't control god, they don't control the holy spirit, none of that. and they decided to make it their church, and to me, that inspires me, so i'm still going.>> i want to remind you that this is a conversation that we can all participa

my name is kyla mathews and i'm the fourth great granddaughter of louisa mahoney. i'm also a rising to l at georgetown law right now and. and from what i've experienced, i would say that the university is more responsive or they tend to be more reactive than proactive tive and their accountability and are especially motivated by press and media. so i'm wondering from the point of view of a journalist, what you think the most effective way to kind of keep a tent like preserve this narrative and keep attention on this story would be just with a, you know, our collective attention spans the way it is. yeah so it's a good question and. just in case some of you don't know. so in 2016, one of the things that georgetown did was offer or what is, in effect, legacy status or preface preference in admissions to descendants who were interested in going to georgetown and changed the names of the building is, as you know, created an institute which is now coming online and then. created a fund. students actually protested and said, hey, you know, georgetown, you need to do more

mahoney for appointment as commandant and appointment to be general. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desks. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 333, lieutenant general christopher j. mahone for appointment as assistant commandant fost marine corps and appointment to the grade indicated while assigned to a position of importance and responsibility to be general. signed by 18 senatorsals follows -- mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum calls for the cloture motions filed today, october 31, be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. so ordered. mr. schumer: now, mr. president, a few moments ago i filed cloture on the president's nominees for chief of naval operations and ai

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harry mahoney, one of her descendants, save the church's wealth during the war of 1812 and garnered a from the jesuits that neither he nor his children would ever be sold. and that promise was broken in 1838 during that mass sale that we got email about when we were about this story. so, you know, my really was to explain seeing how slavery fueled the growth of so many of our contemporary institutions particularly george out in the catholic church but also make visible people who have been invisible, even though were central to the story of the emergence of catholicism. so i'm thrilled to be here and to about that. as a historian, i can definitely i can definitely confirm how difficult it is. pull one story together across that length of time and out of reticent records. it was amazing job. so i want talk to kidada next because. you once wrote kidada in writing histories of violence against black people, which is the really heavy subject that she has made her own you once that in writing those histories of violence black people you wanted to really what it was like to not just live th

joining me now is ceo ken mahoney.what's coming up in 37 minutes, that's mcdonald's. mcdonald's they really do give us one of the biggest snapshots not just of the global economy, but the u.s. economy. what are you expecting from mcy d's. >> it's one example that shows how technology can help a company. they have kiosks, you go in and order and you go online and you feel flustered with some of them. people with kiosks spend 20 to 30% more when they go to kiosks. there may be an upside surprise because of the technology features. the rollout of the kiosks could be quite significant to the top line w. cheryl: we've got the federal reserve meeting this week. the treasury yield, we've been closely watching that. they're kicking off the two-day meeting and we'll get the decision on wednesday. doesn't look like we'll get any action from them as far as any hike or another quarter point hikes but the jo journal writes that they don't believe they can sustain economic growth much longer. if that's what they believe, what do the

move once i give you that i was getting when the only thing is would have gotten mahoney from you on the i would because it, how long would it the to the to of the super bowl. well, good little thoughts right on. they will concrete to general the, to the union with all the colors, what i'm interest searching total won't pink labeled want it all depends on what the total from the problem is. always a fluid and the good on the cocktail table and do for you all to, to want on the can young or to fill up the bar code on the block in the of the time. no need to come to the nova in to give her the youth them. they're talking about a lot that i'm in the to month hang on. it will literally only i yeah. will go use of things will have an effect on most of us. i will go to my, we go, your team is a to my bathroom will tell you how long they will need the or what the truck and the way about your facility sure. is you need us to, i always have that on the woods. yeah. and i've done that goal so time is one of all of the to get to come on to kind of why don't you doing this? i think i, i don't i

in 1997, former white house intern mary mahoney was shot and killed in a cafe.ing to talk about the harassment of clinton, the english spy, garrett williams, who hacked the server where personal information was stored, bill clinton was found on august 23, 2010 in london. his body was found in a red duffel bag. investigators came to the conclusion that the intelligence officer accidentally died during an erotic experiment. in 2016 , john willel ash, the former chairman, accidentally dropped a barbell on his neck. to the un genas, he was supposed to testify about the illegal financing of hillary clint's election campaign. journalist victor thorne, the author of exposé books about the clintons' ties to the arms and drug trade, was later found shot to death. verdicts, again suicide. and so on. to date, 47 people from the clinton clan have died unnaturally, but something else seems important to me here; one of the latest victims is billionaire jeffrey epstein, who was accused of trafficking in underage girls for high-ranking officials. he was arrested on july 6, 2019

i knew mahoney are backing us. in the late days i made our fighters in the breezes and the north and south a little slow easy would you believe great soldiers that you use? i'm not juniors, kalama, left and right. we were only united. so and you know, i think i haven't seen such energies awards bar, maybe the, we have ship was power with strings. i gazed a very vicious enemy of myself, but i should be to be, we want to destroy the killers in golden. and we have the black sea that the shows really know they are committed to and this even from the world for the benefit of the whole year, the humanity of my meeting. we are, we are hungry and we believe and there's a john around us. we are fighting to, to now sort of do the reo view. now the other in gaza. something associated the police shiver to and my dad joining the series over here to is a visit i do, but i the people who are dumping news. i'm lucky since the 6 day we're all great fighters recently one google enough to destroy the auditors in any way more was said

. >> reporter: suzanne somers was a household name for decades, but suzanne marie mahoney wasn't alwaysure. the kid who stayed in the corner. >> reporter: after marriage and motherhood, somers began her career as a prize model on the game show hosted by alan hammel who would become her second husband, a love story lasting more than half a century. the game show and a role as the elusive blonde in "american graffiti" launched her career. >> i saw a goddess. >> i love you! >> her big break came as the lovable and klutzy krissy snow helping make "three's company" a television megahit. but somers left midway through the run, fired, she said, for demanding to be paid as much as popular male tv stars. >> the men were making 10 to 15 times more than me on much lesser series. >> reporter: in the '90s she went on to ttif fame playing carol lambert, america's mom next door on the comedy sitcom "step by step." >> give us all a chance to be together as a family and talk. >> whatever. >> yeah, right. >> right. >> reporter: all while making the thigh master a household product, selling millions. >> w

but miss mahoney, what do you think that you talk about briggs and all these new members then controlling the oil, then controlling minerals, agriculture, geostrategic, ports and cargo lanes. what about the western lead g 7? lot, how do you think the g 7 feels with the bricks growing? expanding, controlling so many assets of the one i'm very n and to really without. i don't think the brakes exist to oppose or to read to any any, any, any, any, any anybody. briggs comes in because it's so an opportunity that. ready was to effect change and do things different. first let me take, you've just mentioned that i forgot to share forum, which i was privileged to attend. so what i sense that was africa streaming about the wow. now, you know, we are at liberty to now deal with not quest to us one direction a. twas what works for us as the continuance that has the privilege of having the wells largest out of the land and yet not foot secure to adds to this minerals. that's not, and never really that i've never really 7th, the african interest where you have the product of the poor way. you have the

once i give you that i was getting, when they opened it would have gotten mahoney from you on the because it, how long would it the to the to of the of the super bowl. well, good little thoughts right on. they will cause to channel the cars are going with all the loaded on the color is what i'm injured. off searching total won't pink labeled want it all depends on what the total and the problem is. always a fluid and the good on the cocktail table and do for you all to, to want on the can young or to fill up the could on the block in the, of the time to come to that was something where to go to know that and to give her the youth them, they're talking about a lot that i'm in the 2 month old guy who or who they are. yeah, we'll go use the things we'll have an effect on those on a so i will go to my wing, go. your team is to my husband will tell you how long they will need the or what the fuck in the little shows you need us to. i always have that on there was yeah, not that easy goals. so time warner while up the to get to come on to kind of why don't you doing this? i think i, i don't i s

they got yeah, move once i give you that i was getting them when they opened it would have gotten mahoney to call me on the i would because it, how long would it the to to, to a good little thoughts right on they both got to channel the cars are going with all the loaded on the color is what i'm injured off searching total won't, pink labeled want it all depends on what the total and the problem is. always a fluid and a good on the type of inventory for you all to, to bought on. uh can you um for to fill up the code on the block in the of the time no need to come to it. i would say something where to go to know that you don't have to anything does. are you talking about? no, i thought i'm gonna do the about 2 months. hang on who. what are you or who they are? yeah, we'll go use the things on the 1st on those on a so i will go to my wing, go. your team is a 2 month matching what the items will need, the or when the truck and go either weigh about 50 pounds. should you need us to? i always hop that on the woods. yeah. not the golf. so time is or what about the to get to come on to come the

state parks and go camping all around our country and i felt in love with the land and california and mahoney government so it became american conservation is what i love but i owe it to my mom and the travels in the book festival, i did the new york times where they asked me who what i like to go to dinner with? what letter would you like to have a dinner with? hard and my first choice was henry david, i just loved as a kid and i added rachel carson and i love her thinking so much and charles darwin, showed good writing cannot be matched in exploration. >> your background, what brought you to this? >> i thought you're going to ask about the dinner.ro [laughter] >> i've lost relatives recently so the first thing i would do would be people who past but i wouldd like to sit down and say you were exactly right but what got me into the environment, i couldn't believe we screwed up and i wanted to tell a story and i want it so nothing like this could happen again. we had an incredible start so it seemed like a story worth telling because there's so many great things will always pay the bills we do

on twitter days before the collapse including funds were safe and neither company was leveraging mahoneyor personal experiences. if the jury believed wang's claims it revealed a failure to disclose necessary information, something the prosecution needs to prove in a fraud case. the defense will continue wang's cross-examination tuesday while today's testimony was explosive, the most anticipated witness will take the stand next week. the prosecution plans to call caroline ellison, sam bankman-fried's ex-girlfriend and research. she like wang has pled guilty in exchange for leniency, bret? >> bret: kelly, thank you. >> why do you think most people still don't feel positive or feel goods news about the economy? >> 300,000 people ophelia jobs feel bad about the economy. >> bret: now let's get analysis of the jobs numbers. joining us now charles payne of fox business. charles, good evening. what's your thought on these numbers? >> well, first and foremost, it was not a strong jobs report. and, bret, you know, one of the things that drives me crazy is when something comes in better than expect

it's really hard to justify that ken ma mahoney was saying thera pullback, expectations are decliningn the top line for tech companies. what i look at is divergence. i don't want to buy large cap tech because it's run so far, so fast. i want to buy bargains, like bonds were a bargain. i want to be parked and getting paid to wait in bonds or utilities and look for speculative bargains where you can speculate intelligently, you can do that in biotech, small and micro cap. it's trading at 22 year historic discount to large caps. there's values there. the spi index pulled back significantly from the highs, looks like it's going to retest the lows for recent years. there's nothing but innovation going on in the biotech space in terms of cancer treatments and in terms the of life saving treatments and medical devices, that's where i want to look to pick up bargains and speculative, like i said, sparingly, intelligently, at the same time knowing we're going to get more volatility in the markets. markets are dazed and confused, trying to figure out what the new normal is and investors are com

smith: the assistant commandant nominee, chris mahoney, is not confirmed.re is no assistant commandant, as is true the other services. there is either an assistant with an acting service chief or service chief acting as vice chief. i do not have a vice service chief. carla: have things changed significantly since you stepped into your post? gen. smith: the workload remains the same. there are the two full-time jobs filled by one person. that has not changed. i moved houses but i am still doing both of those jobs. and using my staff to fill in where the assistant commandant would be full-time. i cannot be in two places at once. carla: still needs more confirmations. gen. smith: i am mindful -- i am grateful i was confirmed but mindful that i have 360 and growing officers who are not confirmed that need to be in their positions in the middle east, the pacific. they need to be there to have the hand selected person for hand selected jobs marry as soon as we can make that happen. i defer to the senate and defend the constitution but it does affect our readiness

there was a kevin mahoney build. a number of bills have been introduced. it does not have a history of working then and it will not have one now. sen. scott: sounds like to me you answered my first question, which is the fact that federal taxpayers subsidizing state insurance challenging's -- challenges is not a recipe for long-term success. sen. theodorou: subsidies and cross subsidies were the poorest subsidized. simple. sen. scott: could you speak to why the insurance markets operate at a lag behind the rest of the economy and why we are seeing increased prices? one of the questions i'm trying to narrow in on is over the last couple of years we have seen a inflationary impact that led to increases. the new market you have 5.2 rates are higher. that cost something. sen. theodorou: it does take a couple of years before interns in. building materials rose by 19%. copper prices, other prices of lumber and needed in rebuilding homes have gone up. it takes time because the loss may happen toward the end of the policy. for the repairs, they are more expensive

timon nikolaevich mahoney, please don't throw us.e hundredth anniversary on his shoulders, before, here after, igorovi is not a real governor, but when i was yelling at the real one in the hall, his eyes crossed with him, and he told me with his eyes : igor, brotherly heart, but i can’t help you, you must win on your own, it will be fair, in permian style, igor sanovich, we are not mowgli, we have not shown not a boomer, we how to win, egor, you don’t care you don’t understand, we ’ve already won everything, we’ve become champions major league, won a golden kivin at a music festival, and the most important thing is our victory, that we brought the summer cup to our hometown for our anniversary, the boys are a tramp, okay, let's sing the final song, and i 'll go and return the car to the governor, we didn't play the game for 2 years already, we expected that there were so many people here, so we all need support, everyone is an appetizer, the stage is standing again, everyone is in this fat, their own, positive rays vladi, remember ku

there was a kevin mahoney bill. a number of bills have been introduced. the insurance industries strains, let's end the federal government into fix it. doesn't have a history of working then and it won't have one now. >> it sounds like to me that you have already answered my first question which is the fact that federal taxpayers subsidizing state insurance challenges is not a recipe for long-term success. >> that's right, subsidies and cross subsidies where the poorest subsidize the rich are both bad. >> simple sounds like to me. could you speak to why the insurance markets operate at a lag behind the rest of the economy and why we are seeing increased prices, now? one of the things i'm trying to narrow in on is the fact that we have seen an inflationary impact, that new market where you have 5.2% or higher interest rates embedded into insurance rates, the company's model. that costs something. >> that's right and it does take a couple of years. building material costs rose by 19%. copper prices, other prices of lumber and metal that is needed in rebuild

there was a kevin mahoney bill for a number bills have been introduced with a knee-jerk reaction. they are having strings. let us send the federal government into fix it. does not have a history of working then and it won't happen now. >> sounds like to me you've already answered my first question which is about the fact that fellow taxpayers subsidizing state insurance challenges is not a recipe for long-term success. >> that is right. subsidies and cross subsidies were the poor subsidize the rich are both bad. >> simple, sounds like to me. could you speak to why the insurance markets operate and lag behind the rest of the economy and why we are seeing increased prices now? one of the questions i'm trying to narrow in on is the important back over the last couple he years received in inflationary impact that led to increases with the new market with you have 5.25% higher to be embedded into the insurance company model. that does cost something. >> it does take a couple of years before it earned and. as we have seen with inflation building material cost rose by 19% in 2021, a perc

. >> it was at that time that myself, detective westfield, decked of mahoney, met with mike stern atformation of what happened to sara. and there is no easy way to do that. >> no. but he listened, this man now sentenced to prominence or as they told him his sarah, his only child, had died at the hands of two of her friends. >> i didn't know what to say. i just remember staring at the table and not knowing what to think. >> mike stern was heartsick. >> these protests are driven around, you know they're carpooled -- >> carpooled, church, fire department, events. things at the school. >> suddenly they weren't innocent anymore. >> no. it literally sucked the life out of me. i was in disbelief. it's unfathomable. >> and there was just no indication anywhere, anytime -- >> now. >> that this was looking in there somewhere. >> no. that's what kind of hurts the most. that that evil can be in there. >> evil? oh yes. and mike stern was only beginning to comprehend the enormity of the chain of events that culminated on that bridge. over the shark river. coming up, after two arrests, an entire to

>> the assistant nominee, chris mahoney is not confirmed. there is no assistant, not.here is either assisting or a service chief that is also acting as the vice chief. >> have things changed significantly since you were able to step into your post? gen. smith: the workload remains the same. there are still two full-time jobs filled by one person. that has not changed. i have moved houses but i am still doing both of those jobs and using my staff as best i can to fill in where the assistant would be full-time because i cannot be two places at once. >> still needs a lot more confirmation? gen. smith: i am grateful i was confirmed but i am mindful there are officers who are not confirmed that need to be in their positions in the middle east in the pacific. they need to be there to have the exact hand selected person for a hand selected job. i defer to the senate on the rules and procedures. i defend the constitution. i can say it does affect our readiness. the sooner i have the people in place, the better it will be for the young marines. >> we have a lot going on in the

in 1997, former white house intern mary mahoney was shot and killed in a cafe.at, she was going to talk about clinton's harassment. she. russian spy, garrett williams, who hacked into the server where beale's personal information was stored clinton, found on august 23, 2010 in london. his body was found in a red duffel bag. investigators came to the conclusion that the intelligence officer accidentally died during an erotic experiment. in 2016. john william ashe, former chairman of the un general assembly, unsuccessfully dropped the barbell on his neck. he was supposed to testify about illegal financing of hillary clinton's election campaign. journalist victor thorne, author of exposé books about the clintons' ties to the arms trade , was later found shot dead. drugs. the investigators' verdict was suicide again. and so on. to date, 47 people from the clinton clan have died of unnatural causes. but something else seems important to me here: one of the latest victims is billionaire jeffrey epstein, who was accused of trafficking underage girls for high-ranking of

suzanne marie mahoney wasn't always so confident. >> quiet, insecure, the kid who stayed in the cornere show hosted by alan hamel who would become her second husband, a love story asking more than half a century. the role as the illusive blond in american graffiti launched her career. her big break come as the loveable and klutzy chrissy snow, making three's company. fired for demanding to be paid as much as popular male stars. >> the men were taking 10 to 15 times more than me on lesser series. >> reporter: she went on to play carol lam bert, america's mom next door on the comedy sitcom "step-by-step." >> give us a chance to be together and talk. >> reporter: all while making the thigh master a household product selling millions. >> we may not have been born with great legs, but now we can look like we were. >> reporter: through the years, she lived the live life to the fullest mentality. >> it's how you respond to the problems in your life that define how you were as a person. >> very sad passing, dead from cancer at the age of 77, and one of the nicest things i read about her is tha

and patrick brousseau does his nick bosa flag impersonation on great game bruce mahoney cup great photographer randy dravecky thanks and mike mibach is happy because he's an si grad. that's right, he is. so he actually recommended we shoot this game. there you go. mike thank you. all right. thanks, jason. all righty. next at 11, i'm happy that i have it back. i'm sure it's going to be flexible and it's not going to cost too much. so i'm really, really, really happy. a woman's food truck is recovered days after being stolen in oakland. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. the owner is counting her blessings tonight but says it will be a difficult road to recovery. hello again, i'm greg lee. and i'm cristina rendon. ctv's joey huerta live with the