a beloved park is right here on capitol hill, just two blocks away where it's known as marion park.and it was named after the general. and it's just, again, a daily reminder of our shared heritage and appreciation, along with that, several years ago, i had the opportunity to raise money for a statue to be located in the park of general washing of general marion. and while i was doing it, i was telling people, hey, this be the first monument ambassador to a french huguenot in washington. and somebody very truthfully reminded me, no, actually, george washington had french huguenot heritage. there are other statues around. and the market in lafayette was a military leader of the american revolution, a political leader of the french revolution. during the american revolution, lafayette served as a member of george washington and staff and brought needed french military support to the united states. lafayette led the attack on the battle of yorktown, where the british surrendered in 1781. in 1824, it was mentioned that indeed that 50 years of independence, president james monroe invited

years ago i had the opportunity to raise money for a statue to be located in the park of general marion was telling people this would be the first monument ambassador to a french hugonot in washington. and no, george had french heritage, there are other statues around. and the marquee was a political leader of the french revolution. he served as a member of george washington's staff and brought support. he led the attack on the battle of yorktown where the british surrendered. and indeed 50 years of independence president james monroe invited him to return to the united states for a tour of the country. during the 13-month tour along with his son appropriately named georges he visited all 24 states. the second session of the 18th congress speaker of the house henry visited -- invited lafayette to his house. lafayette addressed the house "i am faithful to the american principles of liberty, equality, and social order." even today, we appreciate our french heritage in south carolina. we are very grateful in my home community. we have the largest michelin tire manufacturing plant in the wo

greg: marion williamson. marion: i worked up close and personal. i'm sorry, am i muted?g: you're good. marion: i worked close and personal with those whose lives were in trouble and sick and lacked health care and were not offered economic and educational opportunities. if i'm elected, those days will be over and we'll reclaim the moral vision at the core of traditional democratic ideals but use the powers of government to help people improve their lives. that will be our passion and inspiration and they will show passion voting for us on election day. greg: ken martin? ken: thank so you much. i may be a minnesotan but have spent time crisscrossing the south canvassing, fundraising and door knocking in virginia. that's one reason i've earned the endorsement of democratic leaders from states across the region including alabama, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, north carolina, texas, virginia and west virginia. i believe the path to endureing democratic success in this country runs directly through the american south which is why my 10-year vision looks at political infra

to and that's the latest on data, but you can use this, our marion evans do not have more headlines for you in about 45 minutes. up next is dw business with a look into environmental concerns and peru over a massive chinese ports project. from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. the one of main kinds, oldest ambitions, could be within reach. what do you see? it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it. on youtube dw documentary, the china is costco shipping company has just opened a mega port on the coast of per room with its face series off position from locals, who stay is causing environmental harm. in organizations that say it doesn't nothing to support the global climate transition at a time when many sports are trying to do everything they can to meet climate, cold and be more environmentally friendly. but kenneth dana volkswagen with coming up in our latest episode of transforming this 3

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. >> this is a fox news alert i am marion lafferty, fox cruz ours dribbling to detain wildfires as it fire warning across the region until wednesday, the winds could gust up to 50 miles per hour along the coast and 70 miles in the mountains, officials worn these conditions could spark new fires and threaten the progress already made, the fires have left vast paths of destruction destroying entire communities 24 people have been killed in a dozen others are missing in those numbers are expected to rise. one week left in office president biden is urging benjamin netanyahu to reach a cease-fire and hostage deal with thomas before he leaves the two spoke today about the progress of negotiations this comes as a high-level israeli delegation arrives in qatar to continue talks. i am marion lafferty, back to "sunday night in america". >> unfortunately our whole city is gone it's like a war zone, it's difficult to explain and understand the devastation. >> i lost my childhood. >> watching my home burn, who does that i been a great american citizen for years, i've been working, going to school

in your catalog you have three or four pages of books and other materials devoted to the current marion year. from the apparitions and other things. i understand ignatius press staff went on a pilgrimage and you are just back last week? that is amazing. >> yes, it was really great, i worked on some books on the subjects and it was great to go to the places where these events occurred and i think most of us had some stirring spiritual experiences along the way. as we know, pope francis had just been there , for the two children and there were 2 million people there just before we got there. >> three busloads of ignatius press people. very interesting. i want to thank you for being with us. we do not get to know much about you personally, but i know you are you may -- wife and mother and you are a wife soon to be a mother. educated working catholic women, a convert a cradle catholic? so let me close by quoting our sinks from the past. as st. john bosco who worked with inner-city youth asset, who knows how much good can come from reading one good catholic book. thank you for putting out hu

either marion lake or jennifer piepszak with many seeing jennifer piepszak as a frontrunner. now, you have more people in contention. with the announcement it is clear that jamie dimon isn't going away. he is signaling he will be in the draw a little while longer. the list of potential successors expands to include troy rowe bumped. nothing has changed in his title or role but everybody wants to point in that direction and it's interesting. there is no real indication he is the obvious one here, but he is more in contention today than last week and the other name i find interesting because of a series of changes in just over a year, doug beckner. last year, when the main banking guy at jp morgan jumped to citigroup suddenly doug beckner was given the title of banking but now he is the cohead of cip. that's a big promotion in 12 months. sonali: sridhar natarajan senior reporter covering banking for bloomberg. call him with your tips. we want to know what is going on. day two at the j.p. morgan health care conference in san francisco not just talking about changes at the bank,

i referred to it as the marion barry problem. you know, when we had a big winter storm here, marion barry was, as was, you know, wanted to go to the super bowl. and guess what? got to come back home and take care of business. and you pay a political price in those instances. and the political leadership will at some point. but this is not the time for that. and i think that's important for us to understand. this is not the time for political recriminations and retribution, and blaming the leadership on the ground have got to get this under control. everyone in this country, in political office, have an opportunity to help them, whether they're governors or president should step up. a lot of governors, a lot of states have. they're not sitting there blaming gavin newsom for the fire or the fact that fire hydrants, for a whole host of reasons don't have water in them. they're saying, how can i help? that's what donald trump needs to learn. that's what donald trump needs to do. shut the hell up on the on the conspiracies and the bul

senior official marion mcfadden here on behalf of the biden-harris administration to bring half a billion dollars. >> which i know is much needed and folks have been waiting on for some time. >> she notes, well, fema is in charge of immediate disaster assistance. this federal funding from the u.s. department of housing and urban development also known as hud is meant to help rebuild down the road. people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. >> and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very lik

senior official marion mcfadden here on behalf of the biden-harris administration to bring half a billion dollars. >> which i know is much needed and folks have been waiting on charge of immediate disaster assistance. this federal funding from the u.s. department of housing and urban development also known as hud is meant to help rebuild down the road. people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. >> and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very likely that they will continue happened. >> but i

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federer marion's think the cheese about 5 to 6 months old. the zoo still trying to figure out where she's going to be moved to once he gets better. but we hope she makes a full recovery. they're going to take good care for. still ahead here in sports, ohio state and texas battled it out in the college football playoff tonight. the winner going to the finals. ben ross is going to tell you will be meeting up with notre dame for meeting up with notre dame for the championship. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed blood vessels like r

the annual the annual color day parade at worcester colleg sharing honors with miss selma sage of marion, ohio queen of thmay well here is the dress and her action in wearing a cotton dress tan official presidential function created a stir that not only from the standpoi of fashion in the ongoing discussion of luxury goods silk, every other fiber, the article inhe manchester guardian said, though tongue in cheek, was produced in the part of england where cotton had been the single most important manufacturing goods since the late 18th century. so this colonial dress worn on february 4th is propitious. on february 5th. the banning cotton production was declared. so that law was ended. however, and the end of february this particular article about queen, about her dress, was while the queen buys cotton at the british manufacturers fair. mrs. hoover, it seems, has red cotton gown for a forthcoming state function in washington. her motive, however, is help the planters saor even the carolina mills. it is said to encourage a bo of. japanese silk.the can be no douf american women who are the l

charlie chairs the publications committee here at the marion center for history and culture where he serves as a trustee. and his book reviewer for the maryland historical magazine, which if you haven't picked up a copy. we have some we have some available if you're interested. but this is one of our major benefits to members of the maryland prevention culture. if you're not a member, you can chat with the front desk. would love to bring new people into our family. he serves on the advisory council of the national war museum in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and the board of the monarchist national battlefield foundation. he holds degrees from pennsylvania state university and the university of maryland. and with all of that, please welcome. thank you. katie. thank you very, katie. and i'd like to add my welcome to everybody here tonight all of our guests and especially some old friends whom i haven't seen in a while. welcome also to our friends from c-span. she sends booktv after i introduce and gary and tell you a little bit more about them following our conversation will allow about 15

mayor busker: -- mayor bowser: thank you, i'm marion bowser, mayor of washington, d.c. i'm joined by our local law enforcement team as well as our federal partners to provide a briefing on the district's and federal partner preparation for the upcoming presidential inaugural activities in washington, d.c. before i start today, i want to acknowledge an incident this morning, where three of our brave officers were responding to a residential location and while attempting to an rehend an armed suspect, they were shot. we are fortunate that their injuries are not life-threatening, and we are gate. every day for the -- and we are grateful every day for the work of our officers and the dangers they face and their willingness to do this hard work to keep our city safe. you will hear from chief smith, who has been in contact with our officers and will continue to support them. we, as i said, are joined by members of my public safety team, including the chief of police for the metropolitan place department, as well as officials from the united states secret service, the f.b.i.,

marion and initiative hospital in lou takes off and i'm hi, in germany's into latasha as chronic inflammatory ballad diseases. and that's my field of clinical research. i think your story and said that if you could say the god is an on charted ocean on the micro biome in particular, but also our understanding of what we can already do to help patients and kind of gets fascinating. it's what excites me about the god to me as much. i'm done, the severe planning. i want to understand my body. i think i've only got this one says i'd like to do my best to keep it healthy for as long as possible and really get the best out of it. the discipline yamaha extends excellence while i'm yanna. i'm 26. and originally from the bay area, i've been studying computer science for the past few years. that's what i've also been working as a model for several years in the i do a lot of sports fields. and last year i started competing and try avalon. and i've set myself a goal. i'm training for the ira man, 70.3. and so i'm say, i'm deep in training for that right now with a few other try us alons planned in advanc

i am marion lafferty, back to "sunday night in america". >> unfortunately our whole city is gone it'st to explain and understand the devastation. >> i lost my childhood. >> watching my home burn, who does that i been a great american citizen for years, i've been working, going to school and i bill everything on my own and i lost overnight. >> welcome back to "sunday night in america". devastating deadly wildfires have destroyed large loss of los angeles the scenes are truly apocalyptic. the mayor was overseas, the government was worried years ago after nearly 100 people were killed and another deadly fire, comes down to preparation, evacuation, watery and prioritizing people over left-wing political causes, early estimates say this could be the costliest blaze in u.s. history with losses pegged at $150 billion. insurance companies are fleeing california. the fires are still burning so saving people and saving homes in animals is paramount but the bodies are buried after mass shootings before the left makes political argument. somehow it's different when it was fire control now they sa

marion in bristol, another gp getting in touch, thatis another gp getting in touch, that is really good it from the inside of the surgery. what is your prescription? well, i, like many people, full of optimism for the new labour government and wes streeting and what he has said. and the basics of what he said are great. in particular, my, iwas very glad to hear that he is going to focus on prevention. so helping people to lock after themselves —— look after themselves. using nonmedical tools to help people keep well and connecting people to resources that can help them do that in the community being more connected with the community. joining up education and health. much of the time we have a disconnect with what is going around for patients that could make so much difference to their health much more than prescriptions we could write. the prescription i would be keen to see being written is the nature prescription. because i'm involved with nature and health initiatives. in bristol we have a lot of good things happening with voluntary sector organisations helping people to find meaning

joining me now is sanctuary wealth chief investment strategist, marion bartel.g. happy new year. thank you for joining the conversation. >> thank you. happy new year, maria. maria: i want to start with this chinese story, mark. the pont gone adding more chinese companies to its list of more than 50 businesses it is identifying as military in nature including wii chat owner ten cent, costco, shipping battery giant cattle, co-mack and facial recognition company sense time group. these stocks are moving in hong kong and i think they're all lower but these -- this is a long time coming, mark. your thoughts. >> look, pretty much every single chinese company could potentially be on the list. maria: that's right. correct. >> when you have the ccp watching over everything. every single one of these companies is under the ccp's microscope and they're probably exerting their influence within these companies as well. maria, we talked about in the past and you specifically have brought up some direct defense risks that are out there. for example, the chinese drone manufactu

senior official marion mcfadden here on behalf of the biden-harris administration to bring half a billion dollars. >> which i know is much needed and folks have been waiting on for some time. >> she notes, well, fema is in charge of immediate disaster assistance. this federal funding from the u.s. department of housing and urban development also known as hud is meant to help rebuild down the road. people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. >> and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect. the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would noa happen. it's very li

senior official marion mcfadden here on behalf of the biden-harris administration to bring half a billionlars. >> which i know is much needed and folks have been waiting on for some time. >> she notes, well, fema is in charge of immediate disaster assistance. this federal funding from the u.s. department of housing and urban development also known as hud is meant to help rebuild down the road. people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. >> and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> california department of housing and community development director, gustavo, velasquez, fao's. the funds will go toward their intended recipients. 2. most importantly, to rebuild infrastructure after disasters rebuild. >> single-family homes rebuilt, multi-family properties and money to good use to become more resilient and mitigate the effect the future of stirred that much as we. wish they would not happen. it's very likely

american closet don't and will tell you fast enough to solve or from c s i was in for the method to marion study, a fellow from the law really shutting down to the oxen to come in. and then when i come in because, like i said, with our union, this could be going to come on a lot of the thought i'm going to come on not about by the shot in between the visa fee and that one of the thought of any sort of p a t i l m say at least the cabinet and a party got no hold on. let me know what the see it has. you said will it be up? well, i'll put the color deed up yet them if you added those. yeah, definitely. i told me, well, i had lucky to cool my the adult and i moved them to a that would have thought it was the, the color stuff. and s s c l, g 10 city down while even on the zillow, the for the it will have, you can let us start using that you can, that's it. track did. it's all over the country could to get. so if you have any, it is either either a maiden name, i can see if he was for a minute med back in getting fee. sure or bill, how did that come dish with his c columbia, the winter and the q

the whole highway through marion county. i want to one person by black doll. and then in windsor, there was a stolen car that led police on a pursuit. this involve sonoma county sheriff's deputies. and you can see overhead what happened got a pretty high speed southbound. 101 going towards central windsor. and then look at this. the vehicle hit the spike strips that the cops are down and then ended up trying to take off on foot. let's watch that. they were able to chase him and then they were able to apprehend him and arrest him taken into custody. >> well, santa rosa woman is rescued after being trapped inside and about burning apartment. so this happened about 7.40, or so last night at a housing complex on mendocino avenue, right near chun, 8 road. fire crews arrived at the scene. they found that woman trying to escape that fire by climbing out of a window. they were able to get her out safely. that's the good news. fire officials say that fire may have been accidental, but they're still looking into it. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news commuters react

the picture of two black teenagers thomas ship and abraham smith lynched in marion, indiana, in 1930 was taken by lawrence bitler. that's the end of my quote from the book. now let me point out that the federal anti-lynching legislation would not be passed for almost one full century until it was finally signed into law by president joe biden, and now recording in 1939 by abler's commodore records here is the original version of "strange fruit." ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ southern trees, they're a strange fruit ♪ ♪ blood on the leaves ♪ and blood at the root ♪ ♪ black bodies swinging in the southern breeze ♪ ♪ strange fruit hanging from the popular ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ the gallant south ♪ ♪ the bulging eyes and the twisted mouth ♪ ♪ magnolia, sweet and fresh ♪ ♪ then the sudden smell of burning flesh ♪ ♪ here is a fruit for the crows to pluck ♪ ♪ for the, for the winter ♪ ♪ for the sun to, ♪♪ ♪ here is a strange fruit ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> and now to introduce the guest for the morning panel, i'd like to introduce the chairman of the student committee who helps run the symposium, julie rosen

. >> the marion county superior court ruled that her birth year would be changed from 2003 to 1989 effectively old. >> reporter: natalia maintains she was a child telling "people" all i was told is you're 22 now. i was taught to lie. the barnetts moved her into an apartment alone and left for canada. they were later charged with neglecting a dependent. 2022 michael was found not guilty and christine's charges were dismissed. "people" reports after dna analysis her year of birth was restored to 2003. now in the upcoming case of natalia grace, the final chapter, we get a first look inside the now 21-year-old's contentious relationship with the manns family, who adopted her after the barnetts moved away. >> she's talking about how she's not happy there. when natalia is with them, the cameras rolling she says she loves them and they're one big happy family. >> reporter: cameras capture her covert exit from the home in the middle of the night. >> oh god. i'm hyper ventilating. >> reporter: looking back on it all, natalia said it's been a big learning curve for me. for the most part, i've made peace

did not help that she had a marion berry moment where she was out of town when everything was beginningu have this convergence of the infrastructure issues, the environmental issues, the in the misunderstanding of what that urban sprawl actually meant to the infrastructure. so, you know, as the fire team was noting, well, it's not that the fire the fire hydrants don't have water in them, is it that we can't get water to them? and it goes to your point. well, they don't have water in them. so. right. so people are sitting here in the immediacy of the moment. what are you doing to contain this to get control of it. and it has been a political narrative that has not helped, coupled with the crap that's on media, on social media, right? the misinformation, the misinformation and disinformation that then becomes politicized because the leadership in california is democratic, etcetera. right now, the focus has got to be on the governor and the mayor coordinating with as many of the folks on the ground, certainly taking help from canada and other states to get this thing contained. and then yo

. >> here is the attitude -- and mark leibovich, it goes to the greats in washington history, marion barry, on vacation when there was a massive snowstorm and his quote, which i believe is etched above the rotunda, when asked what he was going to do about snow removal, he said, god brung it, god can take it away. >> can't argue with that. that might be his second most famous quote. >> yeah. >> here's an opposing view. i live here, too. i don't think it's been that bad, snow removal wise. >> have you been out? >> i have been. granted, there's been no -- it hasn't -- look we got like a foot of snow or something. it hasn't been that -- this is just in my experience, in my lived experience, in my lived experience. i want my voice to be heard. in my lived experience. >> always a glass half full kind of guy. >> speaking of glass laugh full, willie geist, new york, they're looking at rex ryan and thinking, this guy could make the difference. >> wow. are they going to do this again? >> now, now. >> wait a second. by the way, and ford bringing back the etsell. >> there's the post "rex appeal.