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maureen, this case has so many questions.foul play. you heard the details we learned from matt finn's great report. but if i can, i want to put the map up and show our viewers the map that you can see of the hackman home along this old sunset trail. and we can see kind of, maureen, the houses around it. and and as a matt pointed out, there was no cameras inside the hackman home. but you wonder around that home where you see even toe it's rural, other -- even though it's rural, other homes, might there be another camera or other neighbors around that mightbe able to tell us more about the timeline, and is that of interest to you as a former fbi agent? >> yes, absolutely are. they're going to be looking, as the sheriff's deputy said, they're going if to be looking at the phones, be looking at their devices and whether or not the phones had been used, when was the last time. and with regard to the cameras, i agree with you, they are going to be looking at the entrance cameras, the entrance cameras to the gated community, any of

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what we have done to maureen, was forest plants, animals, insects. there are those that hear this occupation of collective human responsibility and think, well, no, no, me, don't include me in this crime. now those who deny taking part in this mass, active destruction, either ignorance or wilfully blinds. yes, many of us were born into a way of life. we had no control and, furthermore, with surrounded by systems infinitely more powerful than us. but i don't like choices. do make us complicit to varying degrees, and the disruption of the natural was then as a group to want no responsibility for acre side. and that'd be absolutely. the climate crisis is this. everyone's faults, human and used to climate change, human and used climate change. human caused climate change, so we open talk about human and use climate change. but one of the problems of that is that lumps all human beings together and not all human beings are being equally responsible. and i think that's important. what that means is that responsibility for change goals largest on those coun

i want to continue to tell and i want to get maureen to document stories and meeting people who want to tell stories because our stories are just not told and. finally, in my life, i have the resources to help people tell our stories so. on that great note, assuming that c-span does not counsel you, you're invited to tell those stories here at hunter why don't we make a big round of applause for louie thank you. thank you for being here. sotonight's lecture will paint a vivid portrait of andre michaux, one of the most accomplished scientific explorers was of north america. before thomas set lewis and clark off on their famous expedition, moscow's work took him from the bahamas to the hudson bay, and it's likely that no other had seen so much of this continent at the time. but there's more to the story during his decade sojourn in america, he found at the center of a vast international

i want to continue to tell and i want to get maureen to document stories and meeting people who want to tell stories because our stories are just not told and. finally, in my life, i have the resources to help people tell our stories so. on that great note, assuming that c-span does not counsel you, you're invited to tell those stories here at hunter why don't we make a big round of applause for louie thank you. thank you for being here. so

maureen. good morning again, gene. >> what the investigation found.bly as shocking as the announcement of the deaths themselves. one finding was that hackman had alzheimer's and possibly did not know his wife had been dead for a week. this morning, stunning new details about the death of actor gene hackman and his wife betsy. investigators revealing they believe hackman died of heart disease with complications from alzheimer's, and he possibly did not know of his wife's death from the rare hantavirus in the same home just one week before. hantavirus is transmitted to humans through rodent urine, droppings, or saliva. there have been less than 900 cases since the cdc started tracking it more than 30 years ago, on february 11th. hackman's wife, betsy arakawa, was last seen on a surveillance camera at cvs pharmacy in santa fe shortly after investigators say she died of natural causes. >> based on the circumstances, it is reasonable to conclude that miss hackman passed away first. >> investigators say it is unclear if the oscar winning actor knew his wife

i am maureen mcverry. i've lived on patrol since 1984. i do want to thank you very much for showing up, mr. ginsberg. and i especially want to thank you, ms.. anderson, for showing up. it was an incredible event. the artist his name is victor solomon and when you go there look at an aerial view online because i kept looking around oh, where's the mural where it's a mural. it's on the ground. okay. so friends of jackson park has been around for ten years. if a child was born when this organized organization was created they would not be ten years old. >> could we get this park done before they graduate high school, please? the thing i would like you to discuss among yourselves is the the rule that says we cannot start anything at the park until we've raised the complete amount of money and this is a problem for us because it's kind of turning into the boy who cried wolf because we've had so many meetings and some little i believe that when those bold and that we have raised millions i believe when the bulldozers show up i think the funding

i am maureen mcverry. i've lived on patrol since 1984.o want to thank you very much for showing up, mr. ginsberg. and i especially want to thank you, ms.. anderson, for showing up. it was an incredible event. the artist his name is victor solomon and when you go there look at an aerial view online because i kept looking around oh, where's the mural where it's a mural. it's on the ground. okay. so friends of jackson park has been around for ten years. if a child was born when this organized organization was created they would not be ten years old. >> could we get this park done before they graduate high school, please? the thing i would like you to discuss among yourselves is the the rule that says we cannot start anything at the park until we've raised the complete amount of money and this is a problem for us because it's kind of turning into the boy who cried wolf because we've had so many meetings and some little i believe that when those bold and that we have raised millions i believe when the bulldozers show up i think the funding wil

like a star link that is actually on file so yeah i sent him to your team but anyhow so my name is maureen willis and i work for the office of economic and workforce development. i manage the tech self training initiative. i'm here with my colleague jen salerno. she's our workforce planning manager and this morning we're going to present to you a james irvine grant in the amount of $675,000 that is to sustain our northern california apprentice network. so we got this grant in november. it was kind of a a a add on to an existing grant that we had from irvine foundation for $900,000 that we had accepted in 2022 and the grants goals are to help with salaries to help with our subject matter expertise and technical assistance that we provide to all of the northern california apprentice network members across the region and the grant is is going to our our partners who are sub grantees to we are doing the work but we don't have the ability to pay them until we go through this process and so with further delays in being able to execute those contracts there will be adverse impacts to the work tha

i like what maureen dowd is writing this morning in the new york times, imagine me quoting the new yorkes. she said even though we should be used to it by now, it was still shocking to see trump parent the view of vladimir putin, a murderous tyrant who wants to swallow ukraine in a fit of nostalgia for the soviet union. trump insisted they were fellow victims. this is a kind of immoral equivalency that is not defensible. putin has said openly he wants to recover what he regards as the golden days of the soviet union. he wants to recapture estonia, latvia, these former soviet republics. why should we not believe him? if he is allowed to claim victory in ukraine, who or what will stop him from achieving his goals? these are the big questions yet to be answered. host: you mentioned president trump's cabinet. this past week, he had his first cabinet meeting with them. what are your thoughts on his, the people he has in those positions? every one has made it through the confirmation process so far. your thoughts on who is leading the major departments? guest: i think are some very good ones.

i like what maureen dowd is writing this morning in the new york times, imagine me quoting the new york. she said even though we should be used to it by now, it was still shocking to see trump parent the view of vladimir putin, a murderous tyrant who wants to swallow ukraine in a fit of nostalgia for the soviet union. trump insisted they were fellow victims. this is a kind of immoral equivalency that is not defensible. putin has said openly he wants to recover what he regards as the golden days of the soviet union. he wants to recapture estonia, latvia, these former soviet republics. why should we not believe him? if he is allowed to claim victory in ukraine, who or what will stop him from achieving his goals? these are the big questions yet to be answered. host: you mentioned president trump's cabinet. this past week, he had his first cabinet meeting with them. what are your thoughts on his, the people he has in those positions? every one has made it through the confirmation process so far. your thoughts on who is leading the major departments? guest: i think are some very good ones. i

i like what maureen dowd is writing this morning in the new york times, imagine me quoting the new york times. she said even though we should be used to it by now, it was still shocking to see trump parent the view of vladimir putin, a murderous tyrant who wants to swallow ukraine in a fit of nostalgia for the soviet union. trump insisted they were fellow victims. this is a kind of immoral equivalency that is not defensible. putin has said openly he wants to recover what he regards as the golden days of the soviet union. he wants to recapture estonia, latvia, these former soviet republics. why should we not believe him? if he is allowed to claim victory in ukraine, who or what will stop him from achieving his goals? these are the big questions yet to be answered. host: you mentioned president trump's cabinet. this past week, he had his first cabinet meeting with them. what are your thoughts on his, the people he has in those positions? every one has made it through the confirmation process so far. your thoughts on who is leading the major departments? guest: i think are some very good o