morris, i got to interview ralph morris and this is why i chose to talk about him today. i had the privilege of starting my career here at the museum as an oral historian. i traveled to 41 states and did about 300 on camera interviews with world war two veterans, but also people you know who are involved in sort of the civilian effort probably the top interview that i did that i always remember and that i always talk about it, you know dinner parties or whatever is my interview with ralph morrison. so i'm excited to share with you some information about him today. the man has an unbelievable career and i just want to put a little asterisk. do we have any photographers in here anyone who's good with cameras? okay, we got one so i'm not good with cameras and if there are any technical questions about what kind of camera did he use and how wide what was the millimeter of the film? like, i don't know that kind of stuff i can get you answers, but i just want to be clear like i can talk about the man in a broad sense. i'm not very very good on the technology if you will. so wit

it is a 1969 morris minor. it is _ me about this car? it is a 1969 morris minor.nor. it is a real - me about this car? it is a 1969| morris minor. it is a real police car. it was a metropolitan police car. it was a metropolitan police car. it was a metropolitan police car. it is really at home today! really happy to be here, as three as a family. what an amazing event to be part of. we are just really excited to be here. be part of. we are 'ust really excited to be here. britannia, why did ou excited to be here. britannia, why did you want _ excited to be here. britannia, why did you want to — excited to be here. britannia, why did you want to take _ excited to be here. britannia, why did you want to take part - excited to be here. britannia, why did you want to take part today? i did you want to take part today? mostly for my son. i know he would remember— mostly for my son. i know he would remember but it will be good for him to look_ remember but it will be good for him to look back— remember but it will be good for him to look back on. how remember but it will

morris, i got to interview ralph morris and this is why i chose to talk about him today. i had the privilege of starting my career here at the museum as an oral historian. i traveled to 41 states and did about 300 on camera interviews with world war two veterans, but also people you know who are involved in sort of the civilian effort probably the top interview that i did that i always remember and that i always talk about it, you know dinner parties or whatever is my interview with ralph morrison. so i'm excited to share with you some information about him today. the man has an unbelievable career and i just want to put a little asterisk. do we have any photographers in here anyone who's good with cameras? okay, we got one so i'm not good with cameras and if there are any technical questions about what kind of camera did he use and how wide what was the millimeter of the film? like, i don't know that kind of stuff i can get you answers, but i just want to be clear like i can talk about the man in a broad sense. i'm not very very good on the technology if you will. so wit

morris, i got to interview ralph morris and this is why i chose to talk about him today. i had the privilege of starting my career here at the museum as an oral historian. i traveled to 41 states and did about 300 on camera interviews with world war two veterans, but also people you know who are involved in sort of the civilian effort probably the top interview that i did that i always remember and that i always talk about it, you know dinner parties or whatever is my interview with ralph morrison. so i'm excited

morris, i got to interview ralph morris and this is why i chose to talk about him today. i had the privilege of starting my career here at the museum as

morris: and they have a sign saying, "fagots, stay out."but it offends everybody else. i think it's sort of funny in a way and i don't need to come here, but a great many people would like to, and they think that this sign comes out of an antique american idea which should have gone out of style along with "[audio gap] stay out," "no mexicans or dogs allowed." and these kinds of things have to go. now what we really would like, mr. rocco, is to have the sign retained, but changed. pat: how would you change it? morris: x out the "stay out" and say "faggots welcome." that, we would consider a victory. pat: you can see an awful lot of people protesting something. what do you think about it? speaker: man, i think it's disgraceful with the sign being up there, such as it is. speaker: i think that damn sign should be taken down. speaker: i think anyone has the right to do whatever they want providing it's not on the hollywood freeway at rush hour. troy: many people when they think of the beginning of the modern gay movement, immediately think of

authorities are still trying to identify the man in the security video seen walking with the morris'person for the american airlines center and dallas mavericks says they're glad the teen is now safe and wish her well on her road to recovery and thespect to this incident.es t >> really an alarming story. eva, thank you. >>> we want to turn now for a check of the weather again, meteorologist danielle breezy from our affiliate wkrn in nashville, is here in new york with the father's day forecast. nice in some places. it look like it's really nice behind you. >> i want to show you this, this is actually pensacola,this is the sunrise, it's going to be really hot in this area. speaking of the heat it's going to get really warm, tomorrow feels-like temperatures in the triple digits from minnesota all the way down to texas, by the way, it wouldn't be father's day without some father's day cities. here's your forecast. depending on whether you live in father mountain or dadsville. that's a look at what's happening around the country. >>> you got to love all those cities, >>> you got to love

i know hannah will be stoked for this, because maren morris is hanging out with us today! weeks ago, forgot which side of the country our studio is on. [laughter] he hosts bo [bleep], a word i can't say on daytime. he is also a judge on "america's got talent" tuesdays on abc. it up for howie mandel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> howie: i don't... [laughs] thank you. thank you. you sound like you are excited to see me, i felt good about it, and then i saw that guy. [laughter] >> kelly: we are excited! i did not know. i mistook it for protocol. >> howie: i don't know if we are supposed to touch. >> kelly: your entire america crew, they were here. >> howie: i went to new york. i didn't get directions paired [laughter] they said "tuesday," and there i am, landed in new york, and i missed it. >> kelly: we opened our show in new york. i could see the confusion. [laughter] >> howie: apparently, i live confused, but i made it. >> kelly: now we can crap talk about simon, he's not here. [laughter] >> howie: simon has had a rough year. this season is grea

shockey has been taking care of morris's golden retriever named lucky as his neighbors.mily deals with the loss of the 16 year sfpd veteran. but while shock he remembers the good times. family and sources in the department described the troubles morris was facing, beginning with losing his twin brother 13. years ago. his father, dennis spoke to ktvu but didn't want to go on camera. he said his son was recently in a bitter divorce and lost all custody of his 10 year old son. morris had been on disability leave for over a year from his post here at park station. due to our chronic back injury that required medication. he was pretty devastated. he had his injury couldn't couldn't go back , and police sources told ktvu that morris was under criminal investigation by internal affairs and was recently on an involuntary psychiatric hold. he was required to surrender. his firearms officers were serving a search warrant at his home. and confiscating his guns when he turned one of the weapons on himself really shocked, and, of course saddened felt horrible. snyder lives four doors

and plenty more, marcus morris-eyton stays on the call as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, we are 13 minutes into the trading day. across european equities, losses of about .8%. futures have been pointing to upside in equities that has not materialized. the pressure of most acute in the cac 40, down .2%. similar picture in italy and spain, spain just holding onto gains of .2%. the ftse 100 range bound, futures estate -- stateside, the nasdaq pointing lower. let's get back to the u.k. and all things politics. boris johnson trying to move past the major rebellion earlier this week, pressing ahead with legislation to override parts of brexit. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has promised to cut taxes in his budget, one of the key demands of some disgruntled tory lawmakers. still with this is marcus morris-eyton, allianz european equity portfolio manager, are u.k. equities underpricing political risk? marcus: it was a narrow victory for boris. perhaps less wearing than it could've been a few years ago. a leadership election within

and i called them and asked if morris. says, we signed a contract with the same robert stigwood, we will record along with us on the guitar. i took the train to london and found the ibc studio. and there they are barry robin and maurice and drummer colin peterson from that night my life changed completely on the first night of recording there the lights went out waiting for it to be turned on. we sat on the steps while the bar playing guitar was strong. echo, there was a strong echo in that place darkness i immediately thought something was happening to me. we wondered what would happen next? it seemed to us in the mine. we wanted the title of our first single to be striking and attention grabbing. so there was a disaster in the mine. new york. our first hit in the first 5 months in life in england we were amazed by the success of the single in america we allowed success in england but did not dream that it would become a hit in america as well i came to the usa to arrange a recording for them decided that it would be the

and our ally morris. no, derek was to say to you about the north van arrived in maricia at 7 30 in the morning. look new appointment. neither the prime minister nor his foreign affairs minister came to welcome the char garcia and socrates. i will share here. so no one came morris. no, not in moorish us. we had nothing. we lived in out of poverty and slum. do we needed money to live, but we had no good luck. we arrived from our islands without a pentagon or sons. and so one time we went for 5 days without eating, i was little and i asked or mummy was going on, why aren't we eating glen, bobby? more than one would she? carla cutters. i was 14 years old when my mother started losing her mind because she couldn't stand the pain of our situation. mamma, one cup of tea near 16 alone on without my good. so i went to work for a lady for 10 rupees a month. i cleaned the 6 rooms last did the washing in the ironing of it the i see more as if she only gave me a bit of milk pudding with a little sugar till and she ser

sharkey has been taking care of morris's golden retriever named lucky as his neighbors. family deals with the loss of the 16 year sfpd veteran. but while shock he remembers the good times. family and sources in the department described the troubles morris was facing, beginning with losing his twin brother 13. years ago. his father, dennis spoke to ktvu but didn't want to go on camera. he said his son was recently in a bitter divorce and lost all custody of his 10 year old son. morris had been on disability leave for over a year from his post here at park station. due to our chronic back injury that required medication. he was pretty devastated. he had his injury couldn't couldn't go back , and police sources told ktvu that morris was under criminal investigation by internal affairs and was recently on an involuntary psychiatric hold. he was required to surrender. his firearms officers were serving a search warrant at his home. and confiscating his guns when he turned one of the weapons on himself really shocked, and, of course saddened felt horrible. dan snyder lives fou

morris had been on disability leave for over a year from his post here at park station.o our chronic back injury that required medication. he was pretty devastated. he had his injury couldn't couldn't go back , and police sources told ktvu that morris was under criminal investigation by internal affairs and was recently on an involuntary psychiatric hold. he was required to surrender. his firearms officers were serving a search warrant at his home. and confiscating his guns when he turned one of the weapons on himself, really shocked and course saddened felt horrible. dan snyder lives four doors down from the home where it all happened. and described the chaotic scene that day. everything was cordoned off. and they had you know, police tape everywhere. we spoke to a city supervisor and other city officials who said more needs to be done for the mental health of first responders. like police officers in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. if you need help or know someone who does. there is help out there. you can call the suicide prevention lifeline. it's on

as charlie morris, founder of bytetree asset management.'s get back to singapore she's got the first word news. >> venture jay powell has given his most explicit acknowledgment -- fed chair jay powell has given his most explicit acknowledgment that recession may be possible. ensure high inflation does not get entrenched in the economy. the taliban supreme leader has made a rare public appearance to plead for international aid after a devastating earthquake hit afghanistan. at least 1000 were killed, after the 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit the southeast of the country. it risks a new humanitarian crisis to a country already facing hunger and a crumbling economy. j.p. morgan is laying off hundreds of u.s. staff who work on mortgage lending and reassigning hundreds more this week. the total will be more than 1000 workers. rapidly rising u.s. mortgage rates have driven down demand and what had been a red-hot housing market. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more t

proud to introduce a pro-life leader and our ranking member of energy and commerce, e -- catherine morris rogers. [applause] >> first of all, i think god for this day. that his mercies are new each day and he is the giver of life. and i ask for the next 50 years and beyond in our country how are we going to define the greatest human rights issue of our generation? the supreme court's decision marks a chance for us to restore hope. restore hope and healing to every family in this country. moms and children at every place -- stage of life and it may begin with each one of us doing our part to protect and celebrate all life in this greatest experiment ever great , experiment in self-government the world has ever known. speaker pelosi and the democrats are forcing an extreme agenda on america through their abortion on demand until birth act. it would nationalize abortion across this nation making , america just as radical as china and north korea in legalizing discriminatory abortions at every stage , sex or disability. it overrides state laws that protect women from coercion. there's no part

so they came and i had the good fortune of having jwithoffrea morris on my staff. we connect wednesday apd and they had things sitting on the shelf. i heard from public leadership and they said how did this happen so quickly. first when we did the therapeutic community over there in knob hill. i went into the mayor's office, it literally took one minute. i said it to her and she said absolutely. we're going to do that. we're going to make that happen. and we did it. and then here we are again when she declared her state of emergency and i teased her. i called her "scrooge" because we had to work on christmas eve. and she said, "asha, do your job" and i said okay madam mayor but i'm going to ask for one thing, the minna project. and it took one more minute to convince her this was the right thing to do. so i want to thank mayor breed and andres for putting in the hours. i know you gave a big round of applause let's give it up for positive direction for change. [cheers and applause] that's right. we have to recognize when leadership is happening in the black communit

but some of the other members of the convention, they, one in particular, gouverneur morris, who was a -- he had lived at different times in new york and pennsylvania -- and he was a delegate to the convention from pennsylvania. and he was very much a, hail fellow type. and he walked on a wooden leg. and the story that was sometimes told about him, he liked till the story, that he had lost his leg in the revolutionary war. it was a battle injury. the other story that was told about him is that he badly injured himself diving out of the bedroom window -- [laughter] -- of one of his lovers just at the moment that her husband was returning. and it was badly injured and a leg had to be agitated. morris was one who wanted this convention to be, well, not quite as much of a bummer as it seemed to be. so he made a bet with some of his friends there, including alexander hamilton [inaudible] -- and hamilton knew washington better than morris did. and so, he made this bet that he could actually loosen up george washington. and so hamilton said you to [inaudible] what you want to wager to be? i

sarah morris reporting from a very steamy madrid.emperatures in france expected to get hired toward the end of the week. kevin spacey is expected to appear in a london court later this week. the american actor has been formally charged with sexual offenses against three men in britain. the alleged incidents took place in london between 2005 and 2000 eight, with one in western england in 2013. kevin spacey has won two academy awards and his celebrated career team to a screeching halt after he was accused of rape. more news coming up. stay with us. ♪ ooooooo7ú oÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑ 06/13/22 06/13/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! juan: with the failure of last week summit of the americas for president biden and with new caravans of migrants heading north in mexico to the u.s. border, it has become more evident than ever that the harvest of empire is still with the united states. we will not be able to

sources told ktvu that morris had recently been out on leave. it was also dealing with issues in his personal life. we spoke to san francisco city supervisor asha safi, whose district this happened in, he said. first responders like police aren't getting the mental health resources they need. these are jobs that are dealing with life and death. and they're tremendously tremendously stressful and we need to find ways to support them. now i reached out to the san francisco police union spokesman said. they're letting everyone mourn this loss and are waiting to issue any statements in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. some people want the d a to go after those who recently disrupted drag queens story hour at san lorenzo. library cameras were rolling this weekend when members of the proud boys group storm that event the situation now has east bay congressman eric swalwell stepping in to condemn messages of hate, and ktvu cristina rendon was right there at the library when he showed up today. east bay congressman eric swalwell, visitin

they _ we have the morris minors. they have all been polished.olished. they have, they look splendid. find all been polished. they have, they look splendid-— look splendid. and there will be a lot of minis _ look splendid. and there will be a lot of minis along _ look splendid. and there will be a lot of minis along a _ look splendid. and there will be a lot of minis along a little - look splendid. and there will be a lot of minis along a little later, i lot of minis along a little later, and land rovers. there was that specially commissioned land rover for the duke of edinburgh's funeral. yes, and that was magnificent, very personal touch there. my goodness me, these cars are looking absolutely amazing. and there are a huge yellow bus flanking them. that is just wonderful. and a huge yellow bus flanking them. that isjust wonderful. and a police huge yellow bus flanking them. that is just wonderful. and a police car there from 0 was going to say the 50s, but i do not want any letters! 83, to walk, a dance.— 83, to walk, a dance. yes, the dancin: 8

and our allied morris. no dec was to sit here our boat. the north van arrived in maricia at 7 30 in the morning look nipple midnight. the prime minister nor his foreign affairs minister came to welcome the char garcia and socrates. i will be or so no one came morris. no, not in moorish us. we had nothing. we lifted now to poverty and slum. do we needed money to live, but we had no good luck. we arrived from our islands without a pentagon since i knew one time we went for 5 days without eating. i was little and i asked or mummy was going on. why aren't we eating? glenn, bobby, more than one would she got la cutters? i was 14 years old when my mother started losing her mind because she couldn't stand the pain of our situation. mamma, one cup albania, 16 alone on went out. i could so i went to work for a lady for 10 rupees, a man. i cleaned the 6 rooms last i did the washing in the ironing of it. the i see more as if she only gave me a bit of milk pudding with a little sugar till and she served it to me on adopt long that she kept with the ot

so no one came the morris. no, not in moorish us. we had nothing. we lived in out of poverty and slum. do we needed money to live, but we had no good luck. we arrived from our islands without a pentagon or sons. and so one time we went for 5 days without eating, i was little and i asked or mummy was going on, why aren't we eating glen, bobby? more than one would she? carla cutters. i was 14 years old when my mother started losing her mind because she couldn't stand the pain of our situation. mamma, one cup of tea near 16 alone on went out. i could so i went to work for a lady for 10 rupees, a man one. i cleaned the 6 rooms last i did the washing and the ironing of it. did i see malls if she only gave me a bit of a milk pudding with a little sugar to chill and he served it to me on a dock long that she kept with the other dog rolled shut up. i was not allowed to complain. generally whenever i did, she would say was dirty islander was, why did you come here any way? but we were afraid to say we came from chug us be up. well jeff will. so does that mos

charlotte morris, dr. frank smith. felicia curry and stephen lang please give a big round of applause to our participants today. i also want to thank our organizers and contributors starting with the national park service. and director truck sam's i especially want to personally thank jamie boyle of the national park service for making all of this possible and doing her best to make my job easier. and she's in the back there if you want to wave. we have to thank the lincoln forum for co-sponsoring this event with us. especially as chairman harold holder i want to thank roberta and leiden schwartzenber who couldn't be with us today, but who provided much of the underwriting for the program today? and as president of the lincoln group of the district of columbia, i would probably be stoned if i didn't think all of the board all of the members and all of the volunteers of the lincoln group of the district of columbia who have worked tirelessly over the last year to help bring this program to you today. so, please thank th

let's bring in the analyst that made the call, michael morris.'s a little different economic model for netflix going forward. explain. >> absolutely. i would separate the two things here the price target change is not unique to netflix, it's indicative of a fresh look across the industry, not just to analysts but the entire investment community has to take with the prospect of higher interest rates and greater focus on near term profitability as a core valuation metric. but i want to make sure we stay focused on what i think is a promising and economically expansive opportunity for the company and that is rolling out an ad-supported tier they referenced that on the most recent earnings call we put more specificity about when we think it will happen and how much of a contribution it will make to the company we think it's one of the most exciting things in the media and streaming business that's going to happen over the next six to 12 months. >> the stock is down 70% from the highs. so do you think that wall street just doesn't appreciate the oppor

people convicted of awesome sim casino has more morris. the counter jelly observes the forest through drawn, his family has run the camping side in marbury for more than 40 years. but recent fires in southern coastal turkey had taught him to be better prepared for safety. and to act even in the case of a small fire. gotcha clay, we should praise a realtor of climate change, environmental risk and threatening demanded training based in a real strong. last year's wildfires proved that we all need to take more precautions like cleaning the trash and get left behind by visitors. and you need to be in constant contact with the forest strictly. that's why flight drawn and check if there are small flyers. last summer blazes followed by strong winds and scorching temperatures. tor through forests in turkeys, mediterranean, and egypt regions including mar morris. the wildfires killed at least 8 people and countless animals blazes that lasted for 3 days. this week in my maurice bern, 3400 hackers of woodland, 6 to one helicopters and 13 plains drop