by the way, how many of you have been to fort monroe? i know somebody come from that part of virginia. has anyone visited? okay, great. well, the rest of you, other than carter, i think you should go. it's a great place. obviously got great significance for civil war history. even just this one month, may 1861. and what happened there. but it's also one of those historical coincidence is it's also the place where in 16, 19, the first recorded africans were imported into virginia. and so people say that's the place where slavery in america began. and in 1861, that's where slavery in america began to end. course, there's a lot that has to happen before that. but this is the beginning of the end. what you see in other parts of the country is similar kinds of things and slave to people presenting themselves at union lines, seeking freedom and union commanders trying to decide what should i do with this? you know, how should i respond? and different union commanders decide to respond in different kinds of ways. so jancee freeman, who's in mis

fortress monroe. you can use either. but to make the decision to roll over the bay to union health fort monroe and present themselves to the union military there and simply say we've escape from' slavery, we are hee for freedom. and, of course, at this point there's no u.s. emancipation policy.we that's going to come much later. we've talked a little bit about how at the beginning of the war the official union more gold was to preserve the union, emancipating insulate people didn't come into it as an official war goal. and yet on may 23, such as over a month after fort sumter, also by the way the same day that the virginiaa electra ratified the decision to secede, that the secession convention had made back in april, so literally at the beginning of virginia's formal membership and the confederacy and as part of the rebellion, these three guys already say okay, we recognize that there's at least the possibility for freedom here, nothing is official yet, but in practical terms we know that going to uni

sometimes it's called fortress monroe. you can see the but they make the decision to row over the bay to a union held fort monroe and present themselves to the union military. there and simply say, we've escaped from slavery, we're here for freedom. and of course, at this point, there's no us emancipation policy that's going to come much later. we've talked a little bit about how at the beginning of the war, the official union war goal was to preserve the union emancipating, enslaved people. didn't come into it as an official walk on and yet on may 23rd. so just over a month after fort sumter, also, by the way, the same day that the virginia electra ratified the decision to secede, that the secession convention had made back in april. so literally at the beginning of virginia's formal membership in the confederacy and as part of the rebellion, rebellion, these three guys are already saying, okay, we recognize that there's at least the possibility for freedom here. nothing as official yet, but in practical terms, we know th

dayana monro nos cuenta quÉ pudo investigar. >> unos 30 minutos. todo se vino para abajo.iba a subir. a un hotel para poder cosas relacionadas con pÉrdidas el propietario estarÍa relacionado con eso. me estÁ mandando mensaje. hay vÍdeos que se pueden usar como prueba y lo fundamental es que no deje la vivienda sin garantÍa. >> las autoridades pueden guiarle en una situaciÓn similar. recorriendo el departamento tambiÉn se puede observar que hay moho en el baÑo. >> ahora vamos a hablar del seguro social. de acuerdo a la oficina del seguro social hay un aumento de $59. un asesor financiero nos dice por quÉ este dinero no es suficiente. usted estÁ ganando menos del mÍnimo. hay una nueva forma de ingreso. considere de 2:00 a 3:00 mÁs. >> estamos a pocos dÍas del cambio de horario. nayarit: la buena noticia es que no tenemos niebla en las prÓximas horas. es importante que cuando mande a los niÑos volvemos al amanecer con temperaturas en los 40 y 50 grados. estÁ en los 52. en dÍa de maÑana. vamos a estar con temperaturas frÍas. el sol nos estarÁ acompaÑando. en las mÁximas estarÁ

also in person, we have rachel monroe began working at the mary baker eddy papers in 2019, before the paper team, she worked as an assistant editor for the papers of the revolutionary era, being the statesman and a graduate assistant on the papers of eliza lucas pinckney and harriet pinky hoey. she holds a pucci from the university south carolina in early american. virtually, we have. the editor and director of the emma goldman, a project of the university of california and of the national historical applications committee of the national archives. the project is publishing the four volume series. emma, a documentary history of the american years and has published goldman, a comprehensive microfilm edition. she's also the author of love, anarchy. emma goldman faulk earned her and m.a. and humanities at, the university of chicago and her ph.d. in political theory in the history conscious program and the university of california santa cruz. i am victoria sciancalepore i'm the assistant editor of the jane addams papers at ramapo college of new jersey. we're currently working on volume fo

president, sang marilyn monroe, not to this president, but today, as they say at the box office, because is the 81st birthday of the president of the united states, joe biden, well, we can also say happy summer to him, congratulations, wish him a strong health, faster transfer of f-16 and attacks from... such a gift to us, well, many summers from us, we changed, fine, and we will talk in the meantime also about very important things , which are called anti-corruption practices, as a prerequisite for our european integration, they are on the march, we will talk about it with the public activist and lawyer tetyana kozachenko, mrs. tetyana, congratulations, glory to ukraine, heroes glory, greetings to all. i want to ask you right away about these anti-corruption bodies, which as part of our anti-corruption reform did not take place without the support of our western partners, because you and i are together in ukraine, where the fight against corruption always comes second, the first is itself corruption, and in this case, as far as you consider the changes that have been announced now, here

now i will give one quote: a quote from the monroe doctrine.a government that has declared and maintained its independence , and the independence of which we are guided by deep considerations. principles recognized as just, we could not consider in any other light than as a manifestation of an unfriendly attitude towards the united states. however, even then the doctrine contained ideas that served as the basis and cover for the seizure by the americans under the pretext of proliferation, as they already then formulated the democratic values ​​of vast lands. relying on... itself the right to dispose in a new world, but again that same exclusivity, the united states annexed as a result of the mexican-american war of 1846-1848, more than half of the territories of what was then mexico, including texas and california. subsequently, they crushed cuba and the remnants of spanish colonial possessions. regularly invaded and changed undesirable regimes, regimes they did not like, pursued a policy of diplomacy and gunboats, a big stick, openly proclaime

the state dining room, where i pride place was e beautiful monroe centerpiece and candelabra. president monroe had purchased a great al of gold ems from france for the white house in 1817, not display in time for the tv tour, but installed shortly was a mantel with a buffalhead design first commissioned for the white house by theodore roosevelt and president roosevelt's alice, seen in center of the photograph here. later attended the mantles unveiling ceremony along with president and mrs. kennedy in july of 1962. and above the mantel there is a very famous portrait of abraham lincoln, which traditionally always in the state dining room, the red. is the one room that was actually completely redecorated under mrs. kennedy's direction. everything in it became empire in style and that was dictated by the mantel piece we don't see in this image, but one of only two mantel pieces that were still in the white house dating to 1817. and you can also see against the far wall, dolley madison's sofa in the image, the blue room and in the photo i'm to show you at the blue room there, whic

it's all in the wrist. >> stacey from queens, new york, the new maryland monroe, shame on you, jesse.rt from bellaire, california. i'll pick you up at the airport, jesse. >> thanks, stewart. hopefully it's just a pick up. ryan from chicago, illinois, you finally took my advice and didn't swipe your hand across the screen at the beginning of the show. thanks. i don't know what you're talking about. jeff, from phoenix, arizona, world needs more people like you. i agree. that's why i think we should be cloned. i volunteer to be cloned. that's it for tonight, this is

whether it's elvis paying richard nixon a visit or marilyn monroe serenading kennedrilyn moy with a happy bia fromy, president, happy birthdaa . >> and today, another president celebrating his birthday. here's joe biden on his 81st.n n so many candles. he's going to burn the white house down. but hollywood isn't celebrating with him. thdownper cardi b, today's equivalent of marilyn monroe, says if it's a joe biden party ,she's not showing up. >> i'm not endorsing no president's no more. because how iss that a 100 hundred million dollar budget cut in new york city for four schools, library, police safety and sanitation? yeah, joe biden is talking about like, yeah, we could fund two wars. >> we could fund two wars. talking about we don't got it. t but we got it.he >> we're the greatest nation. no, we're not. we're going to right now, likeen they say, are we really goingal to we really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, reallyally are are righ. >> really, really. the entertainment world is starting to pull their endorsements of america's least entertaining president. >>

so there's little data available about environmentally friendly and fan monroe, my name on the continent. but experts do know it's cost as much as it may has to be in a way. and if that once a mine is closed, re nature ration needs to occur as extensively as possible and reserve funds have to be set aside for that. uh, definitely a miss new blog and compare that to them or just is out of door. so it might not make is it's an issue of you either a challenge even for the small scale jim, my son buckler, co founder patrick's a don't get is regularly on sites of to 5 years. you deposits are rarely found. the mind still isn't financially viable, but he remains optimistic. we're making partnerships with companies that focus on empowering sustainable mining. i mean that's, that's the future. everyone wants to know where the trace evidence to be able to trace where this building is coming from. and minds like i was going to be the minds of the future. this is a woman already taking is we not to ration meshes and planting trees once a month. they printed 1800 cds, but many having survived the ban

linda monroe says her husband died of pneumonia and covid-19 in january of 2021. since then, updating bob's page has also continued a dialogue between her and her husband with updates on grandchildren and more. >> you are so used when you are married talking to each other and things that you remember or that happened. >> reporter: creating a more vivid portrait of the life one veteran lived and the legacy that lives on. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>> it is that time of the morning. first of all is coming up at the top of the hour. what have you got? >> as we're coming out of the story about veterans day, we'll have a man who has celebrated black veterans day, november 7, first time it has been celebrated here. it has happened in canada before. so we'll have him on to tell us about that. and we're starting the show with new poll numbers that came out from cnn that show the president has some work do in his coalition from 2020, specifically we're focusing on men of color and some of their dissatisfaction. he is running about even with donald trump in this lates

i would also like to thank the majority and minority staff, particularly christina monroe, noria fey, and jackie killroy for all your hard work. americans deserve the safest, most advanced systems in the world across all forms of transportation. yet we have seen our transportation systems fail to meet the needs of the american people. between air traffic control interruptions, catastrophic train derailments, highways collapsing, record dead stand fatalities, we should be increasing investments to strengthen our transportation system, to keep people safe, and not be retreat interesting our transportation future -- retreating from our transportation future. furthermore, every community is affected by a lack of affordable housing. there is a shortage of 7.3 million affordable homes nationwide. yet this bill fails to meet the housing needs of a growing and aging population. this bill will make everything from commuting to shipping goods slower, more difficult, and more expensive for americans. this bill guts rail investments, including a 64% reduction for amtrak. resulting in service elim

the most recent by french president monroe mccall. israel has been stepping up, its actions in gaza is rarely tried, so pushing deeper into the urban areas in northern and casa, as more strikes pounds. the region is route, has also had thoughts in southern lebanon in the west escalation along that border, nearly 2 decades. it's my target is the hezbollah, tara group, and ela from us. and they, we spoke to general a semi sako, and asked if israel still has confidence in the government as engagement militarily, not just in gaza, but also in the west bank and living on. so i would say that in terms of westbank and live and on we're talking about the 2 very different kinds of see it is i mean, and live in on is seen as a major threat. and with that, his bottle having as it tens of thousands of rockets and some of them the exact that could cause a lot of damage. much more than what we've seen coming out from the gaza strip. and the voices in these are the public. and also in the israeli government, the believe that is what i should strike and, and have a kind of a preemptive strike inside t

the monroe doctrine, 1823, something you have encountered in other history courses. the monroe doctrine, a position that opposed any europe colonization or involvement by european nations in the western hemisphere and the 1840s. the idea of, manifest destiny has really taken among americans manage destiny. the idea that america had a god given right to settle the continental to expand all the way to the pacific coast and settle the continent. not just a right, but a right, a god given right. here we see a famous painting by john gast, american. i'm guessing you have probably encountered this painting before in other courses or other classes. and here, of course, it's a it's a not very subtle depiction, is it, of of manifest destiny, not many hidden metaphors here. right we see columbia female personification of the states leading settlers west bringing light into darkness right. we see a well, let me ask you what do you see in this in this painting are what are some sort of metaphors and things that you see sort of as evidence of of american expansionism and destiny.

monroe en los detalla cuÁles eran las calles cerradas que nos muestra la situaciÓn que se viviÓ en estabien porque. >> yo me estoy dando cuenta hoy que salÍ, pero la seÑora dice que si la conocÍa. >> marina lo habÍa visto, pero pese a que intentÓ anticipar su salida por el centro a los cierres anunciados la situaciÓn la atrapo. >> ya en estos dÍas no se puede venir para acÁ. ya estÁ, tenemos que andar de un dÍa para otro a buscar. >> asÍ tomar un bus hoy quienes lo hicieron una parada de la calle en medio de estas rejas y esperando mÁs de la cuenta norma trabaja y vive por aquÍ, decidiÓ salir a ver cÓmo los cierres la afectarÁn. >> se me interrumpÍa lo que es de harrison a mÁrquet. son como unas cinco cuadras que ocupo mucho el ocho para ir a trabajar. esas Áreas de la ruta 8 son las que estÁn afectadas. >> marco antonio teme que le cambiÓ la ruta de la lÍnea 12. >> no se todavÍa porque no se donde va a pasar. >> todo el cuerpo del foro de recuperaciÓn econÓmica conocida en inglÉs que se desarrolla desde el 11 al 19 de noviembre en san francisco, una cita que reunirÁ a representantes de

california chairman kyle demaio and republican candidate for congress in california kate monroe.ming on. let's put a little trash talk, got some trash talking between desantis and gavin newsom. we should play it. let's do it right here. >> i think i'm being generous small and pathetic. very generous. he's just weakness masquerading as strength. yeah, he's flailing. >> what i would tell him is, you know what? stop pussy footing around. are you going to -- are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? >> trace: could be kind of interesting, carl. what do you think? >> look, i hope that everyone tunes in to tomorrow's debate because we need to hold gavin newsom accountable for his epic failure here in california. 3.6 million. that's the total number of people who have moved out of california since he became governor. 3.6 million. 3.6 million californians, ex californians can't be wrong because they have the highest cost of living, a crime rate that is surging as the national c

♪ joe mccarthy richard nixon studebaker television ♪ ♪ north korea south korea marilyn monroe ♪ ♪ ryanhe fire ♪ okay, rule five, safety first, i.e. don't burn the building down, okay? that should be a no-brainer. oh, look... ryan is book smart. and i am street smart. and book smart. i'll give you the rest of the ten tomorrow. >> it is the show that invented news. this is the daily show, with your host, michelle wolf. ♪ ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] >> michelle: welcome to "the daily show," i'm michelle wolf. [cheers and applause] yes, despite the advice of my friends and comedy central's standards department, i am back for another night! touchy touchy. we've got a great show for you tonight. so let's get into headlines! ♪ ♪ let's kick things off with fox news, the white b.e.t. every once in a while i check in with fox just to see which race/pronoun/m&m should i be scared of now? let me guess, the brown one. i was surprised to find something different from jesse watters, fox news anchor in the last face you see before blacking out at sigma kappa. those are going to get worse, okay?

they send to see sukarno the star of world cinema marilyn monroc marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president. the beautiful hollywood actress is what the hunky president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at munro's invitation, the beloved leader of indonesia becomes his guest at the baywardee hills hotel. hotel nobles and the rich. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia will be like arab countries. he will return to america without pain and bloodshed, and the cost of it is only one night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel, with all these sukarno, when he returns , he will again show incompatibility with the americans, the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be deleted. the first solution, assassination. terror did not harm sukarno, but him they are pessimistic about communists. they have rumoured. terror is their job. of course, behind the story, the us intelligence agency kn

reuniones, la verdad es que no se logrado nada a favor de los residentes, reportÓ para ustedes dayana monroecerlo a partir del prÓximo lunes 27 de noviembre, la siguiente semana, la ciudad ha designado 2 nuevas ubicaciones para que sigan trabajando uno de estos lugares es el centro cultural en las esquinas de las calles 24 el otro es un edificio de las calles 17 y 18, una de las condiciones serÁ que cada vendedor tendrÁ que solicitar su espacio en estos nuevos lugares. >> son aplicaciones para comprobar que son vendedores que tienen permiso, para volver al reiterar cuÁles son las reglas, y cuÁles son las necesidades que deben cumplir, y de a y un grupo de personas se van a reunir iban a escoger las personas de acuerdo a lo que han escrito en su aplicaciÓn. paola: es importante que los comerciantes se acerquen a la organizaciÓn para tener su lugar, y tener mucha paciencia porque serÁn solamente 3 trabajadores los que ayudaron a los comerciantes poder hacer este proceso para registrarse. al volver de la pausa padre de familia atentos porque le diremos donde pueden conseguir paÑales gratis en e

to compare, probably with two actresses who were popular at the same time, one of them is marilyn monroeular, maybe a little provocative, the second was audrey hebborn, this is our wine - this is audrey hebborn always, today was a discovery for me, sparkling wine, and a romantic evening, and to greet guests with this, well , it won’t be a shame, this is wheat, you can also come closer, the children studied how and what food is made from, and then walked through the wheat field field, this grew in the pavilion of the ministry of agriculture. i really love buckwheat tea. i was wondering what she looked like. but you can learn how to stock up wisely at the russian reserve stand. almost all the activities of this agency are classified as secret. the exhibition is shrouded in secrecy they will open it up almost for the first time and tell you what is stored in the underground storage of state reserves. the soviet union was one of the first to abolish food cards after the war, precisely because there were reserves, and these reserves were used for the population. volunteers and caring staff wi

dozens of dancers from a school of the art also sashay down fifth avenue ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and monroedle high school band director, chuck brooker will join 400 of his colleagues from around the country, playing the bass tron bone as part of the band director's marching band. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: we caught up with brooker during his rehearsal in new jersey >> i'm so excited to be here i'm just so happy to represent the marathon community and the florida keys as a southern-most director performing in the parade it's very exciting >> reporter: but just exactly what are these south florida perf performers performing? it's still a secret. >> vail you'll have to watch on thanksgiving morning >> what a way to cheer on that community. now a time for giving thanks in how they've all pulled together. >> this is the moment. i mean everyone here is looking forward to it. you wake up thanksgiving morning ready to eat, and there's no better primer than to sit down and watch the thanksgiving day parade here is al roker with a look at what's ahead this morning. >> >>>. >>> this morning, steve kornacki ba

in recent months, aging has removed power on wheat and barley, monroe, and released australia general his tongue lay off the 3 years of detention on spying charges, but significant differences remain astray, continues to defend its relationship with the united states. and the state continues to have a really high threat perception when it comes to the chinese government and its activities on the well stage. china has criticized us through this plan to purchase nuclear powered submarines from the us. and it's joining the so called called security tact, but also includes india and pad staging, hopes, repairing, ties with the stream. this will prevent it from following washington. it's tough. we're trying to approach too closely. it's also expected to push the 10 versus force and signing up to the c p t t, the trade packs, the countries linked for the pacific ocean. anthony albany, z is scheduled to travel to be tang and meet chinese presidency didn't thing on monday. katrina, you all the 018 as an 18 hour hospice situation that let's have a look down and evacuation of hamburg airport in

for the second time monroe the federal reserve is leaving its benchmark interest rate unchanged.rman jerome powell said this will give the central bank time to decide how much more needs to do if anything in its mission to curb inflation. the decision comes as the cost of borrowing has soared for americans with credit card rates at a 20 year high in the average 30 year fixed mortgage is up eight to curb inflation. the decision comes as the cost of borrowing has soared for americans with credit card rates at a 20 year high in the average 30 year fixed mortgage is up 8%. >>> let's see how investors are reacting. we are up 361 points on this thursday morning. >>> the city of sunnyvale could be the next bay area city to start a universal basic income program. city council members are looking at a pilot program to support low income residents. they want to finalize the details until next year. neighboring mountain view has a program, giving $500 every month to 166 people who meet certain requirements. oakland has been running a similar program since 2021. >>> now to an innovative way

jfk was brought dogging marilyn monroe but the only thing this kennedy is raw-dogging is tetanus.en you need him? [audience reacts] and you know what, you know what else? you know what else? one more thing. [bleep] you for stealing larry david's wife! [cheers and applause] okay, that didn't go well. i guess we will try again next time. ♪ ♪ when we come back, the legendary athlete allyson felix will be joining us today on the show! don't go away! [cheers and applause] ♪what i want, you've got it♪ ♪it might be hard to handle♪ ♪and how, i can't explain♪ ♪oh, yeah, well, well, you♪ ♪(ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh)♪ ♪you make my dreams come true♪ ♪ mnemonic ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> leslie: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is the most decorated track and field athlete of all time. she's also the co-founder and president of saysh. please welcome seven-time olympic gold medalist allyson felix! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you are so beautiful! give it up! yes! all right, now. first of all, you already know i am obsessed with the olympics. now i know you have seen all of

places like austin, monroe, hill ro little rock and elkins. the strong rain is focussed through portions of texas today, but the front will start to slide a little farther to the east and even into tomorrow we could see rain into the picture for your saturday plans. places like atlanta with the pockets of heavy rain remaining across southern texas. here's where we see the highest amounts of rainfall. places like th high of 48 degre. rain in the picture from montgomery to new orleans. 62 expected in oklahoma city. and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back to you. >>> still to come, the nba tips off its first-ever nba tournament. >>> and is there a doctor in the house? the incredible stroke of luck for a florida man. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't leave behind irritating residues. and it's gentle on her skin. tide free & gentle is epa safer choice certified. it's got to be tide. honey... honey... nyquil severe h

so if you an agency for palestinian refugees, monroe, and on monday, you and flags around the world will load and tribute to them. this was the minute silence in geneva over the last month, 101 of our colleagues have lost their lives in gaza. this is the highest number of 8 lucas kilten, the history of organization in such a short time. when he drove again, pulling gaza on october, the 7th, tens of thousands of people sort shelter in the agencies facilities more than 760000 people. and now sheltering in the many in schools, the agency provides israel gps coordinates to hold its locations, to process that schools and shelters arrival, crowded, 60 hoping time age by is radiate tax, and the agency cannot protect those facilities in the north at the cause of strip and for it stuff, the war on cause that has been the worst crisis for the united nations humanitarian workers in the organizations. history, in fact is not even close. the next west moment for the un was a suicide bombing, and it'd be just 90 area and 2011, killing $36.00 less than ha, the currants cause the title. and rob provides

the victim was identified as the pilot, 87-year-old monroe mcdonald investigators are gathering evidence from the scene and will be look ning into mcdonald and i flight history >>> the nation's airlines are already reporting record passenger level. tom costello has the details >> reporter: from the san mateo bridge in the west to i-95 in the east, a bumper to bumper day. >> across the gw parkway -- >> reporter: with drivers paying 35 cents less per gallon than last year. >> i'm trying to get back to the family >> reporter: meanwhile, it's been should tore er to shoulin e nation's airports. >> pack your patience. >> reporter: long lines, though the tsa tried to keep most under 30 minutes most east coast airports were delayed after wind and rain caused 5500 delays and 27 cancellations tuesday. >> go straight to the terminal timeline >> reporter: heavy turbulence forced the command center to temporarily close some military airspace opened up for thanksgiving at houston hobby airport, two private plane collided on the runway, no injuries. but for the airlines, this is the big test the clock

one of the monro mill, a complete human being of course with or without much hello, showed that in males loki's but being on stage without my instrument, which is shaped to me as a person in so many ways. michelle, i wouldn't be the same. that's very small, i couldn't live without my child. i always loved it. needs to seek, wanted to live in contest the right now the cello is her life. but she can imagine having other priorities in the future with less touring and more time for her family. the slower this on that page to for me regardless of the fact that my body is aging, my will try to stay young and spirit. i think my spirit will need to carry on. mine is a the see show, but i have to see how my body deals with growing all talking. the mind complicates . you need a lot of energy for this lifestyle. he of a and the most difficult thing is all the traveling, leaving the city, if that's endlessly packing your bags and never being at home. this need to house to sign so couldn't on the older i get loving the more i appreciate the meaning of time. both sides be the way that not only having

so there's little data available about environmentally friendly and friend, monroe, my name on the continent. but experts do know it's cost. as much as it has to be an awareness that once a mine is closed, re nature ration needs to occur as extensively as possible and reserve funds have to be set aside for that. uh, definitely a missing with the village. them all it does is out of dog. so the mice, nick is it's the issue of you either a challenge even for the small scale jim, my son buckler, co founder patrick's a don't get is regularly on sites of to 5 years. you'd have pauses are rarely found, the mind still isn't financially viable, but he remains optimistic. we're making partnerships with companies that focus on empowering sustainable mining. i mean that's, that's the future. everyone wants to know where the trace evidence to be able to trace where they're still in is coming from, and minds like i was going to be the minds of the future. this is a woman already taking re naturalization measures and planting trees once a month. they printed 1800 cds, but many having survived the bananas a

remember that the many, many monroe doing militias fighting, did i see was think there's no democracy or the electoral process has always been rig, but if it worked on some what we can assembly. so based on maybe development, remember that's 2 sides of companies leave below the poverty line or survive or list on it don't. if i may put it that way and what the whole world wants to see, is it piece for the rest of it so that it can improve or the programs that they have in place to improve the labor fluids of the people or that we've seen. that's, it's a can be, has done pretty well in free education for which has never been the case and also attend to his gift for my that's but there's a lot that has to be done and it can only be guaranteed if there's a peaceful election in today received an alternative for the global but also for the region. and perhaps it could take a break and to also what in fact functions like the impact, the city which has wrecked so much of in just on a chromebook and as a base of groups, eddie isaac gabby, do you have use in house experts? many thanks for your

we have a tremendous loss of top soil due to monro culture and other claim. active changes, monoculture, agriculture, and we need to rebuild our soils in order to sustain food production. so composting the waste is like a tremendously useful project that requires a lot of space and not every city can can invest in composting. she'd like tons and tons of space to build like it's generally just literally rows of organic materials that are slowly breaking down in contact with air. so subsidies do it, seattle to san francisco. they compost a tremendous percentage of their organic waste for a city like new york where i am cities that are denser that don't have access to you know, that kind of land. um, there are other technologies that are more suitable for, for urban applications like an anaerobic processes that can happen inside. they can be combined with, with a sewage treatment. in some instances those processes reduce the quality of the output because there's sort of additional contamination. you can't use that for food production, but there's, it's still much, much better to putting th