we're thinking a mantle might be nice. tom: a mantle would be nice. nice tile work.s? chris: we did, yeah. tom: very nice. chris: there was '70s wood paneling, and we decided to upgrade, but this is as far as we got. tom: okay. so, do you have any idea what you want the mantle to look like? do you want it to be ornate? do you want it to be plain? chris: yeah, we're looking for something simple and clean, maybe a little bit more modern. tom: okay. let's see what you've got around here. let's look at this window trim right here. now, the casing around this window is plain. it's got a nice flat casing. i like this little detail right here, and really like this stool. it's nice and thick. why don't we cue off of that and build a mantle to match? chris: sounds perfect. tom: alright. let's get started. chris: okay. ♪ ♪ tom: alright. i've cut three pieces for the mantle on my saw. on the side, we're gonna use a piece of 5/4x8. across the top, we're gonna use a piece of 1x8. chris: alright. tom: now, the different thickness shows right here. when i put them together, there's

she took on the mantle of the world's first woman prime minister very comfortably.uck to water. i myself was quite amazed how she became passionately fond of the international scene. she played a very important role there. the first woman premier of mrs sirimavo bandaranaike of ceylon. i noticed in no time at all the way she was carrying herself with a great sense of authority, when she used to walk into cabinet meetings she had files clutched like that in her left arm, and walked with her head held high. she came across in a very strong way. when she was negotiating one—to—one with leaders of other countries, i have never, ever seen her losing her temper. she would get angry, but in a very calm, stern manner. she would say what she had to say, which was far more effective. she was very proud of her second daughter, my sister, chandrika. my mother could see that she was a born leader. wearing a peacock blue sari, the new president took her oath of office in all three of the country's main languages. she was overjoyed when my sister became the president of sri lanka.

. -- on their mantle. a great naval historian said it's not that they landed on plymouth rock. but if you think about a great massive piece of granite, a pilot could be told you want to head toward that rock. so you're not landing on that rock, but that's where you want to be. >> this is american history tv on c-span3, where each weakened, we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> this year is the 400th anniversary of the pilgrims landing in new england on the shore of plymouth harbor in massachusetts. this weekend, we mark the anniversary with four films about their story, which were produced for classroom use. here's a preview. [singing] ♪ warneder brewster, be that the king of england knows of your sins. >> and we of his, i'd warrant. >> we shall disburse to your homes. you shall meet no more secretly or in public to worship in this heretical way. so-calledject to your priest wearing clerical guard? you object to kneeling when receiving the holy sacrament? you object to idolatrous gear and trappings? you object and object! >> captain, you know we desire

who takes up the mantle. we've just asked one of the people who used to work with mr. carter caught in the negotiations department in the pillows, negotiations support units. he told us that it's very early to speak about naming names who is going to be leading him. it's very difficult for them to be thinking of someone not just on the professional level, but also on the personal level. they say that although there are many voices that are against the 2 state solution now, because they're saying that israel has run the trend or that almost impossible. they say that they're really left with little options listed out of thought himself used to always say that there is no way that armed struggle would lead to a peaceful or would lead palestinians to having their state, which is why he was a fierce advocate of negotiations. and nonviolent resistance, but there are many in the palestinian street to say where did the negotiations lead us, where the this process put the palestinians. many are saying that israel is using that time to cement facts on the ground and create more

save president mom viscountess removal as an overt power grab the new leader brady to take on the mantle of power. manuel arturo murder. you know de lama swear by god, by the country, and by all peruvians that i will cite fully exorcised the office of president of the republic. but outside the congress in the capital, lima. people do not believe in him. well, marino is peru's 3rd president in just 4 years, the former congress began has taken over the top job at the height of the pandemic and a crippling economic recession. many peruvians fear that the change will only lead to more instability. that really it's terrible, it's a coup. what they are doing. but you know, the old president should continue in office because the 2nd wave is coming. this should not be happening. congress should not be doing this. it's all wrong. just a day ago, congress diverted to oust the former president martin. this car is accused of taking bribes for public work on tracks, but has the night any wrongdoing he has not been charged and investigations are ongoing. and i want the money actually, or i will not ta

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. >> reporter: this portrait of lincoln, which hangs above the mantle in the state dining room. >> healey contemporary of lincoln, but only saw him once. so he painted this picture from photographs. >> reporter: in 1962, first lady jacqueline kennedy highlighted that portrait during her televised tour of the white house. >> the press got a preview today of the formal portraits of the president and mrs. kennedy. >> reporter: nine years later, president and mrs. nixon hosted her for the unveiling of the portraits of herself and her late husband. it was the only time she returned to the white house after his asas face. >> it was startling. >> reporter: those pour rartrai were controversial when they first arrived. >> it does not show his eyes. said one of his best friends, it's just not jack. >> reporter: but now are among the most popular in the entire collection. over the last three decades, the public unveiling of an official presidential portrait has become something of an event in washington. >> the announcer said, mr. president, i fell back to where i comfortably was for eight years. >

has been there for the mantle, is i'm very pleased with naturally encouraged by this beginning. and hopefully we will not have any setbacks with vaccines. you are never sure about that, but these positive initial reports give us a lot of hope not to lose their health, and the german government has put more than 350000000 euros into this research. over 40000, people have received doses of the vaccine. at the same time, the approval procedure has been speeded up. could that mean the drug isn't safe? to say that we have not lowered our standards at all? people can be sure if this drug is approved, that will be according to the usual standard we're used to here in germany. the surveys suggest 2 thirds of germans are ready to be vaccinated. that's enough to get coded under control, but not everyone is yet convinced it will work. i'll wait and see, but i'm not a risk patient. they should vaccinate those who need it 1st and then i'll get it. if there's any left of course they've tested it on people who are relatively young and healthy. how will it affect older people, those with health

barra cot, a young fit in the san francisco bay area who was halla and aruba's cousin, took on the mantleof being the family's representative, but spearheading an effort to find out what happened to them. >> at those meetings they promised that the case of halla barra cot was a high priority in the trump administration. then there was a long period of silence where suzanne heard nothing from the government. >> no one following up with the families to see how they can be of support, no outrage within the american government to say what the hell are you guys doing? how is this permissible? let's stay on top of it, let's figure out what happened. >> that's when our team got involved at reveal, the center for investigative reporting. we obtained the turkish prosecutor's report. the first thing we find is ahmed's dna is found under aruba's fingernails. that's pretty damning. >> according to the prosecutor's report, eventually confesses, through a court translator, telling investigators that he had killed aruba in a dispute over money, a kind of crime of passion. >> aruba and ahmed berracot had

fortunately american manufacturers took up the mantle and produce ppe. companies all around the country began repurchasing existing manufacturing and invested in new equipment often putting their infrastructure out of their own pockets during this crisis. there is a modern connecticut success story. it is a model for america. i'm very proud of neil gilman's family and all of the companies ,n connecticut that stepped up stood out, and spoke up to help address this address public health crisis. , there currently produce 200,000 face shields every day. by early next year they aim to ramp up. they are growing. they are planning to open a facility, they are going to hire new employees to meet demand. i look forward to meeting with them and other companies in connecticut. at preferredtime protective equipment. a global leader in manufacturing healthd retail public care. ofst responders complain headache and discomfort from extended face mask use as well as concerns about single use nature. they use their expertise to design a new face shield that is comfortabl

. >> the mantle of the commander in chief is a heavy burdensome mantle.date to be able to say i will do the following, i can fix this or fix that, as every president has found out. >> yeah, it's hard to be president. he's getting nowhere legislatively. he has challenges stacking up overseas. >> the arab spring is quickly turning into arab summer. >> i think we didn't anticipate in the beginning the dark side of the arab spring. the biggest, most catastrophic world historical down side was in syria. >> today there were more demonstrations in syria. at least 30 people were killed when syrian security forces opened fire. >> the crackdown became more violent. there was support from foreign powers, russia and iran, for that crackdown. so it very quickly became an incredibly complicated civil war. >> for the first time today president obama explicitly called for president assad to step aside. >> president obama wasn't going to get us embroiled in endless foreign conflicts, and there was a real fear for him at that time that his whole second term could become en

out, they get it on their moment to give you your company though said that they are on your wish mantle memphis and doesn't know probably much there aren't really your share or that you don't call me by theirs, we might get a lesser sissy out of this understanding and have it in your we had to do was to move around the only mother that made on me equal marriage. but there is that. i mean, if we all see each minute, i don't get any other than the mentality. but the mother is on these days. i know there's one with a nearly as easy as i used to make a year or just i wonder whether measures in the years that are left. i mean, i don't live by much of an hour up. are they are and are worth about $200.00 per lemonade. out or there is arson and when i gotcha the lashing out on the hook and anyone the last minute rush in. ok, get off the alarm of an evil hour, may be that when you're not up with them, what do you believe they're going to get out of elliston? well and then maybe some of them are stark. i mean they don't want a story. you may have one of them, then they'll be going to you will mee

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mantle member that only and doesn't know probably much aren't really your. 'd share or that by the way, as we couldn't last a sissy out of this understanding and have it in new york, we have the new inducements to move around the only mother that made on me equal marriage. but there is that, i mean if we all accept each minute, i don't get any other than the mentality. but the mother is on these days. i know there's a with a nearly as easy as i used to make i, you know that i just, i wonder whether measures in the us that are left . i mean, i don't leave out the gays have it out up. are they are and are i want that, but on a whim i made out or there's arson and we're not anyone the last money in ok get off the maybe that you're not up with and what is it going to elliston well and then maybe some of our stock, i mean one of them then they'll be going to, you know me again and we share me in you know that which i know of you don't make up and make up. and bill, you know, you're born on day one of the premier league, commits a home your money look at those wit

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from new york, you were heavily into sports and we were in our neighborhood, the yankees in mickey mantle and roger mirus, all these dreams of being an athletic hero. i was very strong, very athletic. i was a gymnast in high school and even before, even before i joined the rolling dutchmen, which was quite an experience, i used to shoot baskets when i would have some time. there was a court just at the v.a. just down this little hill through social basketball court. i would go down by myself for hours. two or three hours and i would just shoot and shoot and i loved it. i did that by myself and kelly found out that they had this organize wheelchair basketball team at the university and i decided to join. what led me to join was i had my first lyrical organization that i decided to join very interestingly enough was called push, people united to support the handicap. so my first political organization and as the years followed i would be involved in a lot of politics and a lot of protests, but this organization was made of exclusively paraplegics, , quadriplegics. not just veterans but dura

mickey mantle . of the whole team. i know every position.ou really love sports, you will you know every one of them. everything a no about them. basketball, and football, i love to watch miscible. very proud of the lakers this year. they're just zooming along. i have the gall the way. is baseball. even this limited season, i continued to be an avid fan. enormous a time, baseball is my greatest love of all. david: and then obama will send back. maybe we can get another person to join us next time. >> i hopped back on here. because you said the dodgers. i love love love love the dodgers. so i'm so glad you able to say that and you became a dodgers fan. even though you grew up yankee fan. incredible. what a season. plus baseball. were going all way. >> i agree. ron: thank you . thank you i so much for everything. to my thank you to both of you. really really appreciate this. this was a great great conversation . in the forget you can buy david's book here. you can click on that button down there and i will take you to the romans book site and y

the mantle which the city wore on that day was fitting. the government of the nation was new. the oldest president in the history of the nation was handlihand handle over the mantle to the youngest president. a new generation was taking over. not figuratively, but actually. and that day, the young president, we heard some say he was apollo like. rode down this hill from this capital, down this avenue, his wife beside him, he waved and smiled. you may remember on that day, how he couldn't quite manage the top hat. he put it on once, that we saw, and he kept it on for a few seconds. and then it was though he had concluded, it's just no use, i can't take it. the top hat was carried and it finally disappeared all together as the day of celebration and triumph wore on. so it's now from the same capital where he served for 12 years and where he took the oath of office and delivered his inaugural address that john f. kennedy now leaves forever. perhaps although he rode down this hill on that day in triumph, it may not be said that he rides today in defeat. just in death. >>> follow u

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grab the new laeta brady to take on the mantle of power line. manuel arturo martino de lama swear by god, by the country. and by all peruvians, that i will faithfully exercise the office of president of the republic. but outside the congress and the capital, lima, people do not believe in him. manuel merino is peru's 3rd president in just 4 years, the former congress because it has taken over the top job at the height of the pandemic and a crippling economic recession. many peruvians fear that the change will only lead to more instability, that it's terrible. it's a coup. what they are doing the old president should continue in office because the 2nd wave is coming. this should not be happening. congress should not be doing this . it's all wrong it's just a day ago, congress supported to oust the former president martin. this car is accused of taking bribes for public work contracts, but has the night any wrongdoing he has not been charged and investigations are ongoing, nor at the moment, not actually there. i will not take any legal action. i

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president martine, its car as removal as an overt power grab the new leader grady to take on the mantle of power line. manuel, arturo murder. you know de lima. swear by god. by the country and by all, peruvians that i'll cite fully exorcised the office of president of the republic, but outside the congress in the capital, lima. people do not believe in him. well, marino is peru's 3rd president in just 4 years. the former congress began, has taken over the top job at the height of the pandemic and a crippling economic recession. many peruvians fear that the change will only lead to more instability. that really, it's terrible, it's a coup. what they are doing the old president should continue in office because the 2nd wave is coming. this should not be happening. congress should not be doing this . it's all wrong. just a day ago, congress diverted to oust the former president. martin. this car is accused of taking bribes for public work on tracks, but has the night any wrongdoing he has not been charged and investigations are ongoing. where the money will not actually, i will not take an

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yes, we're going to do you and how the last 2 years german chancellor will bring you on the mantle as you've never tired to have surprise yourself up with what is possible . who is magical? really what we want to talk to people who follow along the way. maurice and critics who want to join us from apple. sauce stocks. finding out how to use news clue to forget what has happened. the nice, i mean, if you show me the big day and you don't feel like you're so afraid of hi, i'm not, you got me. i don't want that. i got the stuff i need. i don't remember much of what is happening out in the jails for children. they're like maybe even long johns, they're small cells with steel bars on the gates and on the windows knocked inside cell mommy overcrowding. in a small space, a ruthless war against drugs is being waged in the philippines and a countless number of children are among its casualties. thousands of children live on the streets because their parents are either in prison or dead. a large number of children living on the streets have parents that are too poor to take care of them. the st

said they on your wish mantle member didn't doesn't know probably much there aren't really your share or that you don't call me by the way as we might get a lesser sissy out of this understanding and to have it in your we had to move around the only mother that made on me equal marriage, but there is that, i mean if we each mix it with any other and even to let it in. but the mother is on the abuses. i know there's a but the nearly as easy as i used to make that you know that i just, i want to gather measures in my life that are one of the ideas that are left . i mean, i don't live by much of it are up, are they? they are and that i want that but only a lemonade out of the local me or there's arson and when i gotcha anyone, i love my neighbors in ok. i get all, i feel i'm of an evil hour.

so going back to is it ethical to take on the mantle of real people? real issues. so very good question. it comes down to the teams to the fact that this is a team and a production and how many people are involved in the creation of shooting. i know there's a camera involved. i know there's a spread of muses. there are marketing people, honest team, photographers, 3 modelers, even people designing the clothing and the fashion and the fit. so throughout the whole shooting creation experience, there must be some $78.00, people touching that experience and building that experience for fans. so in that there are 7 or 8 people that could be hired to, into roles, into jobs, and whatever it may be. in this non-zero sum game, creating a new form of influence and creating new jobs for all the people on offer. so especially i would praise cameron for the muse program that he has developed where she celebrates the models that he's working with any showcases on the website and tells their stories. and there's still an overlay about their experiences working with. and i've only

spiral cian ever built it is the answer mantles our writer ali baba it's in its rules. and that's nonsense and. what they're doing is they're building a payment rail across all the bill and road countries where china wins money today represent 62 percent of the global population so what they start doing is worsening the world to adopt their pieman rails. by gallic me and. that subverts u.s. dollar has monitored position around the world that requires dollars to come in to china to buy the weeds we pay now we pay units of r. and b. but it doesn't require china. open its capital account so imagine if you are the world's supposedly you have the world's 2nd largest economy because we give them a credit we convert their entire army based economy to dollars at the current spot rate either their capital counts so you say max. what you have to realize is we hold all the cards today we as a country all we have to do is women chinese access to dollars because they are not acting responsibly. we can bring one crop practices that cases we can use our own rule of law our own legal s

if you oppose the administration from the mantle, you are potentially violating national security lawy. even though legal procedures, as a former member, the career no longer has any dignity. and actually, i think it is another important piece of legislation right now. so what do you think realistically the future for it is? are we once again going to see people out on the streets? or is that simply too impossible now, is itjust too dangerous? it is too dangerous right now. actually, the police in hong kong are trying to deal with any collective action in hong kong in any kind of way. so wherever there are people calling for protests, there is lots of risk that's going to be taken. and that is why recently we did not have any collective action in hong kong any more. and after the national security law, whatever your speeches or participation in protests, you taking further risk for being arrested. for sure, t is not only for the national security law, but they are just trying to do everything they can to tackle down the freedom of the hong kong people. so realistically, what is your a

mantle member that only and doesn't know probably much. there aren't really your. 'd share or that you don't call me by the way as we couldn't last a sissy out of this understanding and to have it in this one to be your we have the new to move around the only mother to me or me equal marriage, but there is no way, if we each militant with any other than the mentality, the mother is pushing on these days. i know there's a the nearly as easy as i used to make i, you know that i just, i want to gather measures in the years that are left . i mean i don't leave out the gays have it out up are the dark. i want that but only a lemonade out or there's arson and we're not.

yes and i countries and your and the growth has become exponential this is what worries underlying mantle and advises this is why she said we now have to take stats and not a little bit of this and a little bit of that and variations of measures we already had implemented before and she said it's not the time for ha ha's its hands because the virus punish is how heartedness so at the core of all this is that there is the reduction of contacts whether in restaurants for sports clubs or the ages and when calling because if it's not unfit to leave shops in business but take restaurants out of business she said she wanted to try it with this slightly softer approach and made it very clear that it's either that this partial lockdown will everything. she and she made it clear today that we're looking very lowly november but that may have to be the price if we don't want to have a lonely december and a lonely christmas do you think people are buying back. a survey off last week shows that the majority of people in germany are quite content with this and about a 3rd of people and said they would

of a generation of leaders who had very strong ambitions for a palestinian state, who takes up the mantle. now some of the positions mr. a has been filling. there are mechanisms to elect new members to fill some of the positions he was holding. one of the prominent issues he was dealing with is the negotiations. he's often been called as a walking palestinian encyclopedia. he knew the details of the details of the issues that were being negotiated between the palestinians and israel. what's, let's remember now that there are no negotiations and palestinians have long said that israel is creating facts on the ground while negotiating on these very same issues. so for many palestinians it's yet to be seen how they're going to be dealing with the negotiations file, specifically that under trump, the palestinians of cut their relations with the u.s. administration. following the trump administration's move that we're seen as very pro israeli moving israeli embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem as well as announcing nonsuch drusilla as israel's capital. so for palestinians, it's just to be seen i

if you oppose the administration from the mantle, you are potentially violating national security lawegal procedures... the career no longer has any dignity. and actually, i think it is another important piece of legislation right now. so what do you think realistically the future for it is? are we once again going to see people out on the streets? 0r are we once again going to see people out on the streets? or is that simply too impossible now, is it too dangerous? it is too dangerous right now. actually the police in hong kong are trying to deal with any collective action in hong kong in any kind of way. so wherever there are people calling for protests, there is lots of risk that's going to be taken. and that is why recently we did not have any collective action in hong kong any more. and after the national security law, whatever your speeches or participation in protests, you taking further risk for being arrested. it is not only for the national security law, but they are just trying to do everything they can to tackle down the freedom of the hong kong people. so realistically, w

as a part of his cabinet senator vice president biden is incredibly arrogant and has taken on the mantle of being the person who defeated socialism is not a friend of socialism in any way so i would be very very surprised if that was something that joe biden the it would be you know a who many people would be surprised and excited about because senator sanders is represented the needs of working people for so long we've seen the liberal hollywood elite coming out for biden or did you make a skewed in 50 cent cultural icons in their own right saying vote trump do you think that will affect the vote you know i can't say i had. talking to the ice cube last week as a part of another pot cast and i'll say what i said then and now that you know you can't for anybody for doing their best if they think justice is on the other side of the conversation to take a call or so i don't fall them but i don't ever eyes that people take their political. advice from from people who are maybe millions of dollars over the over their lives and you've got to make the decisions that are best for your family and

office and then there will be the fight within the republican party to to pick up the trump populist mantle ok steve and we will be continuing this conversation in the coming hours but for the moment thank you very much thank you. now let's get to some other news and bolivia is the president elect will be sworn in on sunday the former banker won a landslide in last month's election but now the focus turns to whether he can jumpstart the struggling economy trey's about reports come the summer this is the 3rd and indigenous ritual to nag you 8 bolivia's new president. this is the historic side of the one i call not far away from the capitol a pass this is the. chairman's from the a matinee indigenous group off for the traditional baton as a sign of good will madison and he's vice president that we. are dressed in white to request the help from the mamma or mother earth. it's all happening in a country that has been filled with political strife in the past year. after accusations of fraud led to the ricin nation of bolivia 1st indigenous president abel morales outgoing interim president anyone

my foot i said them rice also if they're used to the mantle of the company collapsed.by making a travel call if you need this room and now i live in a ghetto you see. everything flew bator you see i was good then you do it by myself . at work down the other seasonal workers little shanty towns dilapidated hartsell tents in the middle of fields. there's no water no sanitary facilities electricity or heating that. they're on where i'm living. didn't know where i'm living. and i'll never carry them because if i didn't go a little worried back. to how you are here you have to fight to go for your family . or you even sometimes causes all of them doubt problem they'll call you and you can see that you can help them through a for years fighting like will know our life is like no use our life to help all family. in chairing the owner of the p.f. try to scuttle co-operative grows organic tomatoes it also hired seasonal workers from africa but they earn a decent wage and are given proper contracts that not a day laborers at the mercy of the exploitative couple are allowed to sy

i think it means that the united states will reclaim its, its reputation, the mantle of being a coalition builder. and it will do so quite openly. and you know, even though there are some countries out there, russia among them that may have supported trumps reelection. i think that in many respects the chaos that trump has created, the sense that the world is on edge doesn't do anybody any good. and that i think the russians and others that supported trump will find the world a more predictable and a more peaceful place. when there is someone in the white house that people trust, obviously putin and russia than i any interference with foreign elections. so you're saying it will be tougher than him to trump, who was expelled, more russian diplomats and the other president in history, who put more troops on russia's borders than any in recent times who has built and exaggerated the forces and also put more forces in the south china sea against china is going to be more than trumpeted against china or russia. yeah, i think on russia there will be what i would call a very frank conversation.

border into canada over towards western saudi kind of the study some wetter weather coming in here mantle spill its way into the pacific northwest as we go through tuesday but for election day across much of the u.s. it's looking fine dry and sunny and the temperatures not faring too badly getting up into the mid teens if not low twenty's for many here in light winds that really will feel quite pleasant so there is cases for not getting out to vote i suspect further south things a good deal more active weather wise here we got this nasty little cloud just storms here when it has become a tropical storm and that's going to continue making its way further west. which is we go on through the next couple of days graci running towards that western side of the caribbean is going to face some very heavy rain in across jamaica for a time punching its way towards northern parts of nicaragua honduras can expect to see widespread rainfall today was we go on through the next day also plenty of shabbas coming in behind with widespread flooding. but. think of some of the biggest companies in the world