bolton: the monroe doctrine is alive and well. fernandez: the monroe doctrine basically says the western hemisphere belongs to the united states. it's been used to justify u.s. invasions in latin america for more than a century. trump: wseek a peaceful transition of wer, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing uld be better for thfuture another ctive nation, cub trump: the dictator maduro is a cuban puppet. pee: the people ofenezuela are essentlly cuba's hostage. pompeo: cuba is the true imperialt power in venezuela. bolton: ifhis afternoon, 20 to 25,000 cubanseft venezua, i think maduro would fall by midnight. [fernando speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [berriz speaking spanish] [doorbell rings] reporter: doctors and nurses from cuba touch down in milan. they're there to provide support and expertise to the hospitals in italy. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [juan jesus speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [muro speaking spanish] fernandez: cubs international medical pr

she had the monroe furniture arriving. you could see on the right hands green, she cited the table in the original chair that was given back, before it was real poll stirred. another unfortunate table in the middle of the room, it's just a big plywood disk, with a fabric covering. she was still working on what was going to be the centerpiece of that room. but she was looking for something truly more period piece. you see it on the left, the striped wallpaper and decorative elements that she felt to be more in keeping with the monroe period. but he was criticized at the time, several people said this drapery fabric, around the corner's, it makes it look like a french ladies boudoir. does not look like a formal room of the white house. but she was more oppression than she believed, because today's room you can see on the right-hand side, that is a wallpaper swag, that is a period document. we found that in the election in new york. and it was installed in 1995, when the room was done again. what you see in the room is differ

judy monroe, the president and ceo of the foundation. dr. monroe, welcome. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, steven. and welcome, everyone. the c.d.c. foundation is proud to be a founding partner of the health action alliance, alongside the business round table ad council, the johnson foundation ap the beaumont foundationment and together, we're so pleased to launch this business action for childhood vaccination initiative with more than 20 other leading business associations and public health groups. this is an important and timely effort that will help protect the health of our children, strengthen health equity and support working parents. i'm delighted that my colleague, dr. rochelle walensky is here today to help us launch this. and dr. walensky is an infectious tease expert having serves on the front line of the covid pandemic as the chief division at massachusetts general hospital from 2017 to 2020. she is a pioneer whose research advanced the national and global response to hiv/aids, work that she drew upon daily while conducting research

i mean, this is monroe, stuff like that don't happen in monroe. >> it's safe, safe little place. >> yeahhing becky heard was very early the next morning. tuesday -- >> i got a knock on my door from the police. >> and then, finally, becky understood. something awful may have happened to her friend chelsea. what did your mind go to? >> the worst possible scenarios. maybe she walked home. what if she got hit by a car? what if she's in a ditch somewhere, you know? what if somebody kidnapped her or trafficking? >> there were cases of human trafficking? >> yes. >> so people were being snatched, you know, women particularly. and then taken to be prostitutes somewhere against their will -- >> yeah. >> how did that feel? >> it was helpless. >> penny used facebook to get the word out about chelsea and kept looking. >> i was out there almost every day. some nights i would put the kids to bed and go out searching all night. >> out on big mike's property, the family invited the media including our detroit affiliate wdiv to their command post. and chelsea's mother tried to stay focused through her fea

the songs in my heart will touch millions of hearts. >> this is monroe's modeling debut.ampaign features children playing childhood vergsds of their celebrity parents. rap group outcast and the late boxer muhammad ali are also part of the campaign. >>> and a texas couple is taking downsizing to a whole new level. jessica bishop and edgar coronado are selling their home and moving into a 300 square-foot you'newry renovated. it has a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. >> we expect it to be significantly cheaper. especially not having the mortgage and like house insurance and everything that comes with a house. we can provide most of our electricity through our solar panel. >> the couple says they'll travel the country in their school bus home stopping along the away to find temporary jobs until they have money saved up. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in our series "a more perfect union," how american veterans are on a new mission to learn how to become farmers on land once owned by george washington. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is what f

joining us live tonight to discuss the move is lk monroe.ntendent of alameda county schools, superintendent monroe, thanks so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 8. >> it's my pleasure. thank you for having me. can look talk. we know that you have been a very strong in supporting recent guideline from the cdc. >> once a decision that's does this is got this new guideline, i should say, really allows of counties and local jurisdictions to have really kind of the flexibility to move forward in how they best see fit in doing this. is that a good reason why you are supporting is that a big reason why you're supporting this. >> yes, it's it's definitely one of the reasons and one of the key reasons i'm supporting it. i think if you speak to just about any educational leaders as well as teachers and classified staff. what they would say is that they realize the importance of of making sure kids are back in school. it has been too long some and even experiences for students. so. that's the most reason to to persevere to do this. but the gui

it was james monroe. 80.61%. [laughter] >> ridiculous. jessica. >> the first time you answered with something other than zero. kennedy: which presidents face is on but 2-dollar bill? thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin roosevelt or martin ben brown what you like to put tried your look before your answer? >> no. kennedy: you don't want to press your luck? >> well, i don't really know. kennedy: really? >> well text me a picture and then i will answer t the questi. >> she probably will. >> fdr? kennedy: oh my god, no. spike. all right. the last question. you are up against not neil patrick harris. jesus, jim. >> i'm already quitting, rights? i am in the lead. kennedy: yes. >> i'm a libertarian so i will press my luck. kennedy: who's the only president to serve as priest chief. justice of the supreme court? james buchanan, william herrick taft or ruth bader ginsburg? >> oh man, can you say them again? kennedy: franklin pierce, james buchanan, william howard taft or ruth bader ginsburg? >> owa man. i thought was cleveland. [laughter] is a t

he gives a funny, talk -- and the monroe doctrine. after reading for half hour, the cuban premier he loses his voice. but he big gains enough strength to come back and announce his latest draw that against the united states. the seizure of three quarters of a billion dollars of american owned properties in cuba. ♪ ♪ ♪ castro promises to pay for it all in 50 years. but at the rate the cuban economy is failing, the payoff may come sooner than we expect. the court -- yankees, no. american owned cuban electric company, recently nationalized by the government, along with the telephone company, also american world. this is definitely a pro castro crowd enthusiastically defacing the telephone company building. they do have the -- coaches that the u.s., when he calls fascist priests or to defeat the revolution. he says his government has been generous to the church, but there are no questions that the funeral of the telephone company. in costa rica, the organization of american states vote sanctions against the dominican republic, led by vene

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the man you see holding the flag there is supposed to represent lieutenant james monroe, the future fifth president of the united states. and you have washington there in the center. now, washington, you know, one of the big things, you know, he wouldn't stand up on a boat going, you know, on a little row boat going across the river. that might be true. but, you know, what kind of boats were they actually using? they probably weren't using many of the row boats. they would have had large durham boats. they were used to actually shuttle coal. they would have been using those to transport many of these soldiers across. on those boats, actually, many of the people would be standing up on those boats because they were so large. also to squeeze as many guys in these boats as they could. one of the neat little accurate things, the sword you see there hanging off washington's side, that's an exact replica of the sword that washington carried later in the war. so that's actually on display at the smithsonian. but the sword, he didn't actually get this until 1778. previously, at the actual crossin

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one of which you can see on the right side, that's lieutenant james monroe. was actually wounded in the shoulder, nearly died until an artery was clamped and he was saved, but nobody was actually killed. two men, we believe, actually froze to death on the march there. so, if you wanted to count those, you could say a couple guys died in the campaign on the way there. now, the hessians, they are going to lose about 20 men killed outright. about 80 are wounded, and, like i said, over 900 are captured. so huge disparity and a huge victory for the american cause. now, what happened to these hessians? i mentioned how they were paraded through philadelphia and ended up in prisoner of war camps. now did they go back to europe after the war was over? you know, we think of expeditionary forces, you know, the united states sends to other places. majority of the men that you are going to send overseas or whatever are going to be coming back except those who are killed or -- but -- but what about the hessians? you know, what -- were -- were they -- were they eager to hea

so far jimmy you are zero now it was james monroe 80.61% of the population.as something other than zero. kennedy: jessica which presidents faces on the 2-dollar bill? is it thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin delano rose or van buren question work which elect to prez your luck before you answer? >> no. kennedy: you do not want to prez your luck? >> i really don't know. okay text me a picture i will answer this question. >> she probably will that's how rigged this game is. kennedy: fdr? kristine frazao my god jessica know. spike this is the last question. [laughter] you are basically up against burt reynolds and not neil patrick harris, jesus and jim. [laughter] i'm arty winning right? i am in the lead. i'm going to prez your luck because i'm a libertarian. kennedy: who's the only president to also serve as chief justice of the supreme court pierce, william howard taft or ruth gator ginsburg? [laughter] >> oh man, it was can you say this again? hoover franklin pierce, james buchanan, william howard taft or ruth bader ginsburg. >> oh man i thought is grover

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connecticut was smith thompson, a new yorker pointed to the supreme court in 1823 by president james monroeng the three weeks between the initial inquest and the sessions of the district and circuit courts, the amistad case became the subject of a growing national debate on slavery. led by wealthy merchant lewis tablet, a group of slave advocates a new york recognized the opportunity to build national support for the abolitionist of slavery in the united states. these abolitionist and founded a case that they were looking for to challenge the laws of slavery in federal court. his associates formed a committee to represent the jailed africans. and in a newspaper appeal to friends of liberty, they asked for donations in order to employ interpreters, lawyers, and whatever else it took to secure the rights of the african. they called upon yale college linguistic professors decide gibbs to give the captives a voice in the upcoming court proceedings. gibbs learned some basic phrases from the captains, and then searched the dots of new york -- docks of new york trying to find an african slavery to

it was hoban who would rebuild the southern portico for president james monroe and later still the northern portico for president andrew jackson. james hoban died in the district of columbia on december the 8th 9th, excuse me, 1831 and he was originally buried in home meets bearing ground near what is today dupont circle, which was closed as a cemetery in 1874. that is approximately when his remains were likely disinterred and reburied here at mount olivet cemetery where we gather today to honor his memory and his contributions to our nation. how tragic that james hoban's grave had been for all intents and purposes overlooked without due and proper recognition of his contributions to our nation's, federal city. overlooked that is until today. we owe a debt of gratitude to the white house historical association for not only making possible the restoration of the marker, but also the most important for serving a steward of the president's house designed and constructed by james hoban as a fitting example of the gravitas that george washington knew would be important for our new nation to earn

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but the president of monroe mccall presided over the significantly scale down national day celebrations on the songs in these dongle. america will meet president joe biden, to morrow in washington, and what will be her final visit to the u. s. as german chancellor biden is the 4th us leader that market has worked alongside in her 16 years as leader of germany. first, george w bush said he admired her love of freedom. they bonded over grills bore and visits to a bush ranch in texas, then came back. obama. they grew close over is 8 years in office though they didn't agree on everything. they share common views on climate change, human rights and security, and then came out coast tough as test. donald trump's erotic and populations style contrasts with mac of quietly spoken approach. they clashed publicly and privately throughout his term and as macro prepared to meet her for us leader on the w. washington bureau chief, sat down with former president george w bush to get his analysis of her legacy bush read. it gives interviews any more, but because of his special relationship with monica,

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tulsa, memphis, monroe, dallas, houston, feeling like 104 or better. dangerous heat. in the west, heat advisories in oregon, idaho, and montana. air quality alerts downwind of all the fires. flash flood watches for the monsoon have been expanded up towards las vegas. but arizona is being hit the hardest. tucson, putting a bit of a dent in the drought there. unfortunately, all the rain is coming way too fast. >> rob, thank you. >>> extreme weather is reaching around the globe. these images from london, where severe thunderstorms are bringing gushing water. police warning people not to travel. in belgium, already hit hard by recent flooding, relentless downpours, creating the worst flooding in decades. in central china, at least 63 killed with a river overflowing, with entire neighborhoods under water. climate experts say events like these could become more common as the planet warms. >>> back here at home, it was another violent weekend in this country. 55 shot in chicago, 7 dead. the police chief in seattle pleading to get guns off the streets. alex presha teaming up

roy: you have monroe, smith. democrats are going my ancestors and keep your own seat. it's not about the table. elections are being stolen in harris county. get ready to lose the state. my community is suffering and they cheated in the last election. he witnessed $22,000 in pay and ballot harvesters were soliciting thursdaying home. and the fact of the matter is there is fraud in electrics. the fact is the legislature is putting a good faith effort to reform our laws in the state of texas and texas democrats fled texas to washington and asking washington to step over the interests of the voters of texas. mr. raskin: i now will recognize ms. norton for her five minutes of questioning. ms. norton: i appreciate the words about bob moses. i have worked with him in mississippi and much appreciate you remembering him. my question goes to -- and i would like to put up a slide, according to records obtained by the local houston press outlet khou-11, the texas attorney germ received 197 complaints of voter fraud from 2015 to 2020, during which over 44 million votes were cast. t

this was, these were the survivors of gunboat, diplomacy, of the monroe doctrine in 1824 of these historically underdeveloped super exploited islands. and the fact that cuba stood up in 1959 and they were no longer going to be the u. s. is backyard and fidel castro and need to check out an id sent somebody in august human leadership up through today with miguel diaz can know what a contrast to see me go be in the streets saying the streets are the streets or of the revolutionaries. it reminded me of trump running for his life, never, ever getting into the streets, but inciting how many people to come into the the street. so to actually see human leadership standing show that is so that with their people, i don't buy these diatribes from the forget of us corporate media. i think the u. s . human leadership has remained faithful to the people. clearly they're in a very, very difficult position. it's natural, it's imperialism $1.00 to $1.00 that people going to migrate from. busy the historically colonized areas because he's broke away from be in the colonies in response to what michael saying, h

last week and now it's become south korea is largest outbreak among service members. monroe, the countries recorded 1200 new cases in the past 24 hours, restrictions have been extended across the country to cut the spread. robert mcbride has more of himself. this outbreak, it really is quite alarming, especially the speed of it. literally, the whole vessel seemed to have been overwhelmed in the space of a matter of a few days. this is man move the great. it is called it is a destroyer and it is south korea contribution to the anti piracy task force of the east coast, but no less alarming for the speed of the spread out of a crew of around 30247, have now tested positive they solution to this is the authorities here are scrambling to get to the military croft out there to bring the whole crew back to south korea. it is dealing with this massive force wave here of, of cases which is a concern. and the latest figures, again, bear out the fact that they're still very much in the grip of this wave sundays figures were slightly reduced because of course, there's a dip and the number of tests don

of government support the vigilant who say they are alone in defending them and their livelihood. monroe up a little al jazeera mexico city. and whenever you want to, there's always lots more news for you, of course, on the website, how to 0 dot com. ah, midnight 30 g you. these are your top stories. the 1st group of afghans who helped american forces has now right in the united states, the us president job. i've been calling it an important milestone. around $20000.00 more are waiting to be resettled. we were fighting for the country that we have never seen it. even in our dream and all of us we have a us flag on.

the government blames the violence on opposition. plotters trying to destabilize prison. nicholas monroe was major sporting tournament that almost never was, but in just a few hours, south americas copper america final will kick off between brazil and luna. my sees argentine and then your short reports to me, what is our is on the hopes and controversies surrounding the world's oldest international football tournament. oh, they got there in the end. the corporate america kicked off in june and ends with the final between brazil and argentina in rio de janeiro iconic monica now stadium brazil, the hosts and holders argentina which has won this tournament since 993. which doesn't one, anything with leo may see. arguably the best for there in the world. a classic copper america, but a couple america like no other. it's a very different fella coast. all of the copies that come before because we have fans in the spans as being very quiet, very unusual. regional co host colombia in argentine and were forced to pull out just weeks before the kick off because of political arrest across colombia

will french president in monro, mcroy held quite a lengthy cabinet meeting with his ministers to discuss these allegations that had merged earlier in the week. that moroccan intelligence services may have tried to target one of the french presidents mobile phones and not only his mobile phone, but that of his former prime minister was felipe. and also more than a dozen ministers and dozens of journalists in france. now the least they put out a statement after this capital meeting, they say that of course, the lease and the president and taking these allegations very seriously indeed. but they are urging caution because they've launched a full investigation to try and see and verify exactly what the situation is. the present we are told is following this investigation very closely. indeed, the lease. i also think that the president has exchanged and changed his mobile phone numbers and the security has been stepped up. so to come on al jazeera, this news hour supporting the troops ethiopian style, thousands get behind the government forces in their ongoing t gray conflict. a choice betwee

was born july 4, three of our founding fathers died on july 4, thomas jefferson, john adam, james monroes. each of the three served as president. each of them died on july 4. the symmetry is innes cable, they lift the earth on america's birthday, it could be fate a way of reminding us, what is born can die, those who believe that democracy has a shelf life. there are those who resented the power strength and ideals of the country, i see it differently, men and women do die, but the good news for america, is we're not a nation of men and women, we're a nation of laws. and laws are derived from the truth. and the truth need not ever day, we 245 years old today. that is 3 times the life expectancy of an american born today. but there snow life expectancy -- there no life expectancy on the truth or freedom there is no life expectancy on creator of the truth. we can and will survive and flourish as a country and celebrate birthdays, so long as we hold these truths to be self evident. all men and women are endowed by their create or with certain unable inable rights, we'll celebrate birthdays.

president, it helped to bring down a former leader on corruption charges, and more protests are expected. monro buffalo is following the story 1st from mexico city, but it's up to speed with what's going on in guatemala. what we're seeing in guatemala is easily the largest social mobilization in recent memory. people took to the streets on thursday. they set up roadblocks. the calls from protesters are for the resignation of the of the countries president alejandro jemma the day. but really the unrest that we've been seeing the tensions that we've been seeing since last week and over the weekend stem from the ouster of one man. his name is one francisco centerville, he's the former top anti corruption official for guatemala sandeval has since fled the country. and it's believed that he was fired precisely because of his corruption investigations into top officials. in guatemala, including an investigation into the president of guatemala, alejandro geometry. sandeval, as we said, has fled the country thing that he fears for his life. and the response that we're seeing is precisely what we're see

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the situation in shreveport, monroe, and baton rouge shows the failure of the policies. i don't think they are the only communities dealing with this. and we will continue to deal with it even more so until we have a controlled border. with that, i yield the floor. and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. smith: i ask that we vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 83, s. 89. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 83, s. 89, a bill to require the secretary of veterans affairs to secure medical opinions for veterans with se

at the monroe family rollerskating rink. visitors staying in hotels like the stratford. all around, black pride shared by the professional class and the working class who lived together side by side for blocks on end. mother randle was just 6 years old. 6 years old, living with her grandma. she said she was lucky to have a home and toys, and fortunate to live without fear. mother fletcher was 7 years old. second of seven children. the youngest being mr. van ellis. he was just a few months old. the children, former sharecroppers. when they went to bed at night in greenwood, mother fletcher said they were wealth in culture, in community and heritage. [ applause ] but one night, one night, changed everything. everything changed. greenwood was a community to itself but it was not separated from the outside. it wasn't everyone, but there was enough hate, resentment, and vengeance in the community, enough people who believed that america does not belong to everyone and not everyone is created equal. native americans, asian-americans, hispanic americans, black americans. a beli

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three consecutive president sees of eight years, last time that happens was jefferson, madison and monroe. i think pat nixon and betty ford served in the white house at a time of enormous change, and they were agents of a gentle turn towards the future. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> well done. thank you carl. carl has agreed to take a couple of questions. so we will do that now. just raise your hand. i do want to ask the first one, though. as i mentioned before, carl's the author of a dozen books, more than a dozen books. his latest, this one, why they wore it. and it was done in collaboration with the exhibit in this series. it's also available for sale in the museum's store and i think carl will sign it for you if you buy it. but this was done in four months. can you tell us a little bit about that experience, doing this book in four months? >> i don't know if i should. i -- it was -- it was insane. it really was insane. and yet, you know, everybody was doing their part. and you know, i would send images and photographs, and they would say, well, we have got to try to find one th

adams and jefferson both died on the 4th of july, 1826, and monroe died on july 4, 1831. so on that the very uplifting note, i'll turn itover to hi good friend, neil cavuto. neil, take it away. neil: you know, i covered the signing of the declaration of independence -- [laughter] those guys, they were cut-ups. finish thank you, my friend. have a wonderful and a safe weekend. all right, ashley, we're watching the same thing you are, some records on wall street. the s&p at another one-year and the dow up better than 111 points all on this much better than expected jobs report. we're going to get into that in some detail. we have some orr goodies including the guy who heads up the virgin orbit, that's, of course, richard branson's venture. he's going to be going into space. dan hart on what's at take and how many thinks he will beat that other billionaire. by the way, where's elon musk on all of this? we'll see. we'll also be giving you an update on not only what's happening this florida, but how they're dealing with a potential hurricane that seems to be barreling in on the