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but it's the people who work the melissa and the curators office, the johns in the park service, the others who work in that house, and all levels to to save it, protect it, preserve it, to honor it, and to tell the stories with us of it's rich and abundant history. so that's what we're about here in our mission. that's what we're here about today with this symposium and i'm looking forward to the panels as much as i hope you are. and i want to thank you for joining us today. and it is now my privilege to introduce to the man that i have referenced two or three times, the distinguished leader of the national trust for historic preservation, and a paul edmondson. paul. thank you, stuart. appreciate that. on behalf of the national trust for historic preservation, i'd also like to thank you all for being here and being here in person. it's just so wonderful to see so many people brave the current environment that we're into to show up for these for this particular symposium. and i also want to thank stuart and the carter house for really expressing our shared commitment to the stewardsh

john beigel live. we begin right now with breaking news on the fed. steve liesman joins us now with the headlines. hey, steve >> melissa, hey. the federal reserve governor lisa cook in her first speech as federal reserve governor saying that ongoing rate hikes will likely be required in addition to that, a restrictive policy will need to be maintained until there's confidence that inflation is coming down towards the fed's 2% goal at some point, she says, will it be appropriate to slow the pace of increases, but that depends on progress regarding inflation. policies she says should be based on inflation data showing it's actually falling, rather than forecasts of data there's a risk high inflation becomes entrenched, she says, and that inflation is stubbornly, unacceptably high, and broad-based. very much onboard with the committee on this. cook joined the fed in may, hasn't spoken until now. inflation declining sooner than anticipated, she says, with risks skewed to the upside there's some easing of inflationer pressure and some easing of supply bottlenecks, and good prices have been coming down, but service prices ar

melissa, michelson is with menlo college the temperature of the country is really high right now and unfortunately, some people are lashing out against folks like the speaker's husband on this saturday at john's grill in san francisco. we caught up with several local leaders. i have received death threats san francisco city attorney david. chu says he and his colleagues have received a number of death threats. most elected officials have experienced certainly threats certainly violent threats and unfortunately these days it's par for the course and it is accelerated dramatically in the last few years after donald trump came in office chew and others say there needs to be full accountability former mayor. willie brown says it starts at the top trump should have been the first republican condiment this violence. if we are to be effective at stopping crazy people better his supporters. he hasn't said a word so the tone and tanner of politics in our country. has escalated into violence? and we saw it on january 6th. we've seen it since i know that our police department our police commission our mayor our board of supervisors are all looking at how we respond proactively to make sure we keep our c

melissa, michelson is with menlo college the temperature of the country is really high right now and unfortunately, some people are lashing out against folks like the speaker's husband on this saturday at john's grill in san francisco. we caught up with several local leaders. i ever received death threats san francisco city attorney david shoe says, he and his colleagues have received a number of death threats. most elected officials have experienced certainly threats certainly violent threats and unfortunately these days it's par for the course and it is accelerated dramatically in the last few years after donald trump came in office chew and others say there needs to be full accountability former mayor. willie brown says it starts at the top trump should have been the first republican condiment that's violence. if we are to be effective at stopping crazy people better his supporters. he hasn't said a word so the tone and tanner of politics in our our country has escalated into violence. and we saw it on january 6th. we've seen it since i know that our police department our police commission our mayor our board of supervisors are all looking at how we respond proactively to make sure we keep

melissa. michaelson is with menlo college the temperature of the country is really high right now and unfortunately, some people are lashing out against folks like the speakers has them on this saturday at john's grill in san francisco. we caught up with several local leaders. i've received death threats. san francisco city attorney david shoe says he and his colleagues have received a number of death threats most elected officials have experienced certainly threats certainly violent threats and unfortunately these days it's par for the course and it is accelerated dramatically in the last few years after donald trump came in office chew and others say there needs to be full accountability former mayor. willie brown says it starts at the top trump should have been the first republican condiment this violence. if we are to be effective at stopping crazy people better his supporters. he hasn't said a word so the tone and tanner of politics in our country has escalated into violence. and we saw it on january 6. we've seen it since i know that our police department our police commission our mayor our board of supervisors are all looking at how we respond proactively to make sure we keep our commun