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robert morris to both he started out this american's first billy. he came out of the revolution as the america's first billionaire because he had been a financier invested in ships and then use them to transport goods to france etc. i also had privateering ships that were very successful and by the middle of the revolutionary war the french said he was the richest american we would consider him a billionaire when it was all over. when the struggle was all over and there was a new constitution the the economy tanked because the british while they gave us our political independence in the treaty of paris did not give us our economic and independence and they cut off america's markets with europe with with a caribbean and robert morris was one of those people were no longer could sell goods and use ships to make money with europe. so he did the spectacularly foolish thing of speculating in land which so many had done three signers in the declaration of independence including robert morris wound up in debtors. because they they had so much so little cas

irate morris, now 84 years old, and quietly fuming-— morris, now 84 years old, and quietly fuming.etly fuming. we find it difficult now to access the facilities, - quietly fuming. we find it difficult now to access the facilities, we i now to access the facilities, we can't go in the front door, it is blocked, there are security men shooing us away and we had to go around the back and the facilities are reduced, and people don't bother to go any more. the are reduced, and people don't bother to go any more-— to go any more. the retired residents — to go any more. the retired residents are unnerved - to go any more. the retired residents are unnerved by l to go any more. the retired l residents are unnerved by the arrival of a lot of young men who mill around at night but they are not the only ones who say the hotel is completely unsuitable for asylum seekers. ifound is completely unsuitable for asylum seekers. i found 25—year—old is completely unsuitable for asylum seekers. ifound 25—year—old simpay from sudan, who's been in the hotel for three months and says the isolated location

morris in switzerland. the fashionable time in the anger in region is considered the birthplace of winter sports. then lucas moves onto in austria, where fun is guaranteed, both on and off, the peace and later chickens. nicole for a late explorer is the sites and slopes in germany's gamut. pattern kitchen. got your willie's packed 1st stopped switzerland. i'm almost there. all that's left is this mountain past. this time i'm going to be pretty high up in the anger the. that's a valley in the swiss alps and it's my very 1st time. winter always arrives little earlier in the year here. the mountains and the dean are already covered with snow . the lakes located about 1800 meters above sea level, have not yet frozen over my destination as saint moritz, a place that stands for winter tourism like no other saint moritz used to be a simple farming village, but today you see massive hotels and shop windows with luxury items, it is still pretty quiet before the destinations peak season. tour guide leave a place to g

dibble starts each day with a workout and still talks to his friends in morris code every night. he acontributes his longevity to his positivity, his faith and keeping busy. we can all learn a value lesson from mr. dibble who should be an inspiration for people of all ages who struggle to find motivation in their lives. i'd like to recognize max wilson who celebrated his 100th birthday last month. mr. wilson was drafted in 1941 and served as a bomb deer flying 43 missions in a b-75. he was responsible for landing more than 240,000 tons of bombs on target during critical missions throughout the war. mr. wilson is a humble man who doesn't see himself as a hero. though he certainly is deserving of recognition. on his birthday he received a special gift from the university of dubuque's jet center, a private flight around dubuque. they are two heroes from the greatest generation and i'm honored to recognize them both on the house floor. i hope each enjoyed a wonderful and memorable birthday. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss china's growing role in international relation

but i want to talk about this guy zack morris. with a photoshopped head of zack morris.to go on twitter and show off his cars, his shoes, and his scooters. that's right, ladies. scooters. edward loves scooters. he rides them all the time while being really cool. >> lotta people are looking at me and they're like, "damn, that dude is so cool." and do i blame 'em? no, cause i am pretty [bleep] cool. i'm making $100,000, i don't know what the [bleep] you're doing with your life. evaluate it. change some things around. maybe get rid of your wife, your kids, or whatever's holding you back. so, yeah, guys, just you can do it, too. just get a bike and start making $100,000 a day. >> hasan: i can honestly say i have never prayed harder for a car door to open. [applause] okay. [cheers and applause] the question was, how were these guys getting so rich from trading stocks? and the suspicion was, they were running a pump-and-dump scam. that's where you buy a stock, you hype it up to your followers so they buy it, which pushes the price up, then you secretly sell your stock, and inn

but morris is home to some warring factions of the gulf drug cartel. spring break just around the corner. state department says americans should not travel to that area. >> we're standing ready to provide all appropriate consular assistance. we do also remind americans about the existing travel guidance when it comes to this particular part of mexico. the travel advisory for that time state remains at level 4. do not we encourage americans to heed that. heed that advice. >> the fbi is offering a $50,000 reward for the victims return and the rest of the kidnappers. lawmakers in washington say they are keeping a close eye on china. democrats and republicans say they are concerned. beijing's recent actions could signal trouble ahead in ukraine and taiwan are group reporter raquel martin has the latest from washington. the state department says it's working through diplomatic channels to try and deter china. >> after recently, u.s. intelligence officials warned china could be considering giving lethal weapons to russia. >> lawmakers in washington are warni

rob morris. nick, thanks very much. now entire villages were burned down and families displaced after violence broke out in sudan stuff back in 2003, 20 is after the start of the war. hundreds of thousands of people have no home to return to remain in camps right across the region. and that's despite the peace deal signed 2 years ago. many people say the situation is worsening as they go for months without humanitarian aid. the world food program says 65 percent of the population in west are for is food insecure. that is the highest level in sudan and experts estimate the conflict is cost nearly $90000000000.00 over 11 years, accounting for damage infrastructure in homes and lifetime earnings aid work and say support to the region is limited and have cut down a deliveries while georgia is from a let, a in italy is alexandra montez, a research fellow at the school of international development at the university of the stangler. i was andre, welcome to counting the cost at 1st out what your assessment of the cost of war to

. >> daniel morris dice que le saltaron con amplios pies en el cuerpo, el profesor no ha vuelto a lamayor control sobre alumnos violentos. >> las vÍctimas habÍan terminado en medio de una disputa en medio de pandillas rivales y por ahora se preparan para la repatriaciÓn de los dos fallecidos y con lo Último esta investigaciÓn vamos a pasar en vivo con galo arellano. >> ya casi es mediodÍa en esta regiÓn del paÍs ya que todavÍa se estÁn recuperando dos a los sobrevivientes, el dÍa de hoy serÍa el segundo dÍa en libertad luego de pasar un tiempo retenido por grupos armados en mÉxico, una de las sobrevivientes se encuentra ilesa pero su primo fue encontrado muerto y tambiÉn se encuentre en este hospital eric james william, estÁ herido y tiene una herida ena pierna izquierda, los familiares de las reacciones encontradas porque mientras unos celebran la vida otros. pero estos extranjeros fueronencontrado por una manera tan rÁpida y solamente una persona arrestada, josÉ npero curiosamente no hay ni una sola fotografÍa de este mexicano que aparentemente pertenece a grupos irregulares en mÉx

but no sooner was an agreement signed before whether it was with morris johnson, or with reason may the british government imploded. and found that it couldn't implement or, or stick with the agreement that it had signed. and sometimes it was being disowned as in the case of ours, johnson morris is on the agreement that he's signed in 2019. thus, the attempts to move away from the protocol. so i think from the european union's perspective, they are very much hoping that this is the beginning of the ends. because of course, the relationship will still evolve. i mean breaks, it really hasn't even taken at ruesch just yet. i mean, this is just about laying down the framework of what the relationship will be going forward other than the mood music was very good yesterday. and there was arse of underline was describing soon as dear, dear issue with that that, that could change quickly if disagreement is not not to follow through in the united kingdom. this was going to bring you in from london because either as a naka said, you know, it's all about the mood and the murmurings that come becau

morris is optimistic. she's a member of the lamination. the indigenous people of the sailors see who considered toki a relative and have been fighting for this to finally happened was broken when they took her. and when we bring her home and reunite her with her mother, her family, her relatives will repair that web of life. thanks to wplg and our friend lucia, gary, there now louis really wants to stress that the plan is never been to just take her out and drop her into the ocean to fend for herself. that is not what they're doing here. in fact, the plan is complex. it could cost anywhere between 15 and $20 million includes building a net to teach. lolita. how to, uh fish fish yet again and she'll be reunited with her family. you heard her 95 year old mother, right? anyone from south florida knows it's been a long time coming both covered this decade. people have been saying that those conditions down there in that tank for that whale that size have never been we story. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmin

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in 1840, he volunteered as a civilian to serve on the staff of general morris. he didn't do it for pay. he didn't do it for fortune he did it because really, he war. he loved mortal kombat. 1861. he's living in paris. and the trouble at fort started before the attack of fort sumter. they besieged it and philip kearny wrote letters to the governor of new york, offering his services, as in the military capacity of the governor of new york is raising troops. he might need carney to help form regiment or train these men those letters ignored the governor of new york and the politicians of new york wanted. nothing to do with philip carney who was so tainted by that scandal of. 1856. nevertheless, he still came back. and he came back to his home in new jersey, new jersey was raising a brigade of infantry first, second, third and the fourth regiments about 4000 men and. the idea was floated to make phil carney the brigade commander, brigadier general. but there was a lot of resistance. even president lincoln knew that he had a spot on his reputation and was a little bi

their own serious failures on paula says, morris gary, that the b b. c claims lenika will remain suspended until an agreement is reached over his social media use. linux is yet to comment on whether he would want to returns or show he is presented since 1999. what is it there? that's your news for now up next sports life. looking at the career of senegal and byron start study on monday. i don't really can stay up to date on all the latest news and analysis on our website, d, w dot com and you can follow some social media to our handle is details you news for me to take extra watching to take a thought they were great you can, in a globalized world, where everything is connected, only takes is a score to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world with global 3000 on d, w. i n a a, a. it could be with moment. he's face top breaking moments on and off the pitch to become a lot of lot of sacrifice in my life. saudi on manet has kept his feet on the ground, never forgetting his roots despite his hard won success was in a god'

was like oh, a bomb here, morris. we're building a olympic barbara, the biggest ice sculpture in the world. every year it's rebuilt by hand for the world's best skeleton pilots, and bob sled is bob kennedy. everyone knows bob sledge on it. if anyone asks me what it is, i just showed them a video. since i just did, they say things like yeah, wow, that must be dangerous to hear focus fairly but sled and skeleton both started in fact, but it's so how would they invented and how do you build a bub run in 3 weeks despite freezing temperatures? discount just a buckle? yes it got was minus $38.00 degrees. if your trousers get wet, they free up. when you take them off, what they hold their shape. block them a c o c punch data image we're off because the cold doesn't bother me. summer effects me more. ah the small town of something or it's in the swiss alps is a winters 4th paradise for people with money. lots of money, luxury hotels, brands, and restaurants about all sorts of events take place to keep the rich and famous ente

o o, o, o, o, o, o, a, be about here in stock, morris were building the olympic right, the biggest i sculpture in the world. every year it's rebuilt by hand for the world's best skeleton pilots and pops let his book can it everyone knows bob sledge, and if anyone asks me what it is, i just showed them a video since i did, they say things like, wow, that must be dangerous. to hear folk, a fairly bobsled and skeleton both started inside, but it's so how are they invented and how do you build a bob run in 3 weeks despite freezing temperatures? discount just a call. yes, it got was minus 38 degrees. if your trousers get wet, they free up. when you take them off with a whole their shape like them a see? i was teeth actually it's emotional. miramar, because the cold doesn't bother me. summer effects me more off with the small town of something or it's in the swiss alps is a winters 4th paradise for people with money, lots of money, luxury hotels, brands and restaurants abound. all sorts of events take place to keep the rich and famous entertained. a frozen lake becomes an arena for everyth

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jonathan morris is with us this morning.re a contradiction between following jesus and respecting lgbtq? >> not just no contradiction but following the teachings of jesus christ precisely should encourage you and motivate you to respect every single person because of the inherent dignity that each person has according to christian theology. the fact these board members are suggesting that because a university student attends a religious affiliated university they can't be trusted. what they're actually say asking that of the more than 900 universities in the united states of america and none of those students were trusted for the students and universities and that's also not very smart. they're doing this in arizona where there's going to be massive pushback and we should be grateful for the media and even for social media for calling these people out. stuart: stude students merrimack university and they're protesting and to drop religious studies isn't that another retreat from christianity? >> i'm concerned about dropping

down in the village, i found resident and former tv presenter christopher morris, now 84 years old andor — it's locked. there are security men shooing us away. we have to go round the back. and the facilities are much more reduced, people don't bother to go there any more. the retired residents are unnerved by the arrival of lots of young men who mill around at night, but they're not the only ones who say the hotel is completely unsuitable for asylum—seekers. i found this 25—year—old from sudan heading to catch a bus to swindon. he's been in the hotel for three months, and says its isolated location means there's no way of learning about british society. there's nothing to do here. nothing. we stay the whole day at the room doing nothing. what do you do? nothing. nothing, actually. we started getting depressed. i've been talking with them to see some therapist. the home office has rented hundreds of hotels to house tens of thousands of asylum—seekers, but few can be as strangely

and, you know, this is all things that do, give them morris things and power and they do use it as kind of to feel legitimate . whereas they don't have any legitimation within their own, their own them within the ring and pop people. but i think what they can do, for instance, one aspect would be putting their rochelle gar cups on there. you know, terror list, because this is what would actually weaken down. this is what iranian women and men are actually asking for. and expecting the international committee to do that, the others, our head of the w persian, thanks a lot. now the head of the russian wagner mercenary group has claimed his fighters have now taken control of the eastern areas of the city of buck moved the battle for the city. and the don bus region has been the deadliest of the war so far. ukrainian, president of all of them years, the lensky has warned that it would be an open road for russian troops to other areas. if the russians managed to capture buffalo. and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. you and secretary

other recipients who join is to recognize their brother in arms, leroy petry, william swenson, nolan morris, matthew williams, stand up, guys. [applause] >> you are looking at courage in the flesh. finally, stephanie paris, you already know this but your dead as a hero but he did not have to win this metal for you to know that. you knew it all along when you were a kid and growing up. like you, wish your brother christopher was still with us to see your dad finally recognized. it's a story that didn't begin in a vietnamese village 58 years ago. picture paris in 1956, the son of a midwestern foundry worker, starting his first year at southern university in the heart of louisiana. the college football team noticed he had the grit and guts needed on the team. before long, he not only joined the team but he was named all-american. he's a very slow learner this guy. [laughter] >> i tell you what, he's a constant reminder that too many he was less than american. in the eyes of the law, he was less than a person. signs on bars read whites only, seats on buses were off limits for african-americans.

leontin, and her husband morris, they both worked for soviet intelligence.ure in the united states , the death penalty awaited, but they were taken to the ussr on time by soviet scouts of american origin met at an anti-fascist at a rally in new york in 1937, after the wedding , morris admitted that he was working for the soviet intelligence agency, who shared her husband's communist views and decided to follow his example. first, he was the second world war sea, went to the front, and leontina began to perform the functions of an agent with a bike between the laboratory in los alamas and the residency and foreign intelligence in new york. arrested, but later in england they were sent there under new names. now their names were peter and the hellendrogers. they acted as a messenger for ben, this is a soviet intelligence officer conan is young. we had a special radio device for communication with moscow which we kept under the refrigerator in the kitchen. ben melentina and i dug a hole under the floor , placed our device there, and pushed the refrigerator on t

yes, morris general election. yes, morris probably by quite some margin.e bit of light relief on gb news last night on one of our late discussion shows, steve and alan was in the chair and he was interviewed by a man who had been matt hancock's lawyer . gosh, he must hancock's lawyer. gosh, he must have been kept quite busy . but have been kept quite busy. but please look and listen this clip and it will make you smile . and it will make you smile. then, media and crisis pr lawyer jonathan code, who was actually recently asked to act for matt hancock. thank you for joining me . yes, i have to say, that's me. yes, i have to say, that's because i made it absolutely clear to your programme . i asked clear to your programme. i asked them not to disclose that and thatis them not to disclose that and that is very, very poor journalism. i've just been given the email that you sent to my producer, which they'd like me to read out as a courtesy. the lady who approached me to ask for matt hancock. i would be grateful if it was mentioned that he asked me to act for h

yes, morris general election. yes, morris probably by quite some margin.t of light relief on gb news last night on one of our late discussion shows, steve and alan was in the chair and he was interviewed by a man who had been matt hancock's lawyer . gosh, he must hancock's lawyer. gosh, he must have been kept quite busy . but have been kept quite busy. but please look and listen this clip and it will make you smile . and it will make you smile. then, media and crisis pr lawyer jonathan code, who was actually recently asked to act for matt hancock. thank you for joining me . yes, i have to say, that's me. yes, i have to say, that's because i made it absolutely clear to your programme . i asked clear to your programme. i asked them not to disclose that and thatis them not to disclose that and that is very, very poor journalism. i've just been given the email that you sent to my producer, which they'd like me to read out as a courtesy. the lady who approached me to ask for matt hancock. i would be grateful if it was mentioned that he asked me to act for him .

. >> bill: jonathan morris is here and used to live in vatican city. the pope's condition right now? >> it requires reading the tea leaves honestly. whenever there is anything to do with the pope's health. why? they've always been historically slow to tell the full truth. supposedly out of respect. i think it's a bad strategy. that's another issue. i have come on this show before and said, bill, we should not pay any attention to the rumors of his bad health. he has been a pope for ten years. much longer than anybody would have expected. today i say this is serious. >> jacque: why do you say it's serious? 86 years old and missing part of a lung. he had a severe case of pneumonia when he was very young. what makes it different this time? >> the vatican said when they took him to the hospital they said he was going to have some tests that were previously scheduled, okay? that came out of the vatican press office. it turns out he was rushed to the hospital. we see images of him coming off of his wednesday audience, general public event in which he looked

morris has in the sepahan team, if you swim in the last two games, ahmadzadeh and being resistant in front of aluminum, their quality is the type of game group that , in my opinion, will be effective in the final weeks of the league. the news was inside the tractor gate, the condition of the tractor was different and the first rationalization of shad received from omari, or show how many hard days and pioneers with quality players, let's take a look at their situation, the oil industry is another heavy failure, and how is the oil of masjid sulaiman in the table, how is the evaluation of our football and teams petroleum when i'm not, they invest. when i come up, i spend, i'll come back again. it shows that this path has to change, and we have recorded about our two oil teams in the past weeks and years. in my opinion , it should be essential for these teams. there are people who really live and you shouldn't play with emotions, you should pay attention to the people. with these teams , you will be happy together, and the fun of the youth of the football team should be taken seriously

jonathan morris, resident theologian here. what's really going on here?ng for my kids especially in utah, one of the most religious state in the united states of america. there is great collaboration between the mormons and other christian denominations. over the last 20 years i can guarantee you this is being pushed not by parents but a small group of activists. utah will show us the way. stuart: here is one for you. the episcopal diocese in new york will issue a formal apology for their role in the transatlantic slave trade and its continuing aftermath and consequences. i have to remind you that the church of england which led the charge to abolish slavery in the 1830s. >> you want to talk about england and how great england is, churches who pushed the dignity of every human being as a reason for which slavery should be abolished, slavery should be abolished, to take the call put ourselves in the shoes of this church, a lot of churches themselves, we should apologize, excellent, very good but bigger problems right now. church leaders need to inspire the

miles from where he disappeared 14-year-old scotty morris was taken to hospital as a precaution policeonment as his family cooperates with investigators, police released this photo of scotty that reads i am a liar, authorities believe morris was in extreme danger while missing. rachel, over to you. rachel: more devastating out of role mississippi as rescuers sift through debris in a desperate search for survivors. this after deadly tornadoes ripped through the american south leaving at least 26 dead and thousands without power. joining is now the superintendent of amory school district. brian jones. thank you so much for joining us, our hearts go out to everyone in your community, let me just start from the beginning what does it feel like to wake up today and see everything to take it in, what are you in your community members going to? >> it is very overwhelming to see what is going on. a lot of damage was done. i say we have great community support, a lot of people coming from different places to help the debris scattered all throughout our city and done a lot of damage. rachel: but

in july of 1973 morris whitaker took out a $20,000 loan and bought a building to convert it into a homeless shelter for men and the rescue mission was born. over a decade later, the rescue mission extensively expanded its operations to help more people in need, adding a commercial kitchen and increasing the number of beds. most recently the current c.e.o. and executive director, brandon thomas, spear helded the opening of -- spear headed the opening of a new shelter for women in a single-family home and purchased a second building to add 15 more beds for displaced women. mr. cline: brandsen now has plans to convert a former restaurant into a homeless shelter, later this year on valley avenue in winchester. this new venture will offer even more services to help local residents without permanent housing, address mental health and addiction issues, learn how to properly care for themselves and find affordable jobs and housing. peounder brandon's leadership ad the four others who led prior, the winchester rescue mission has proven that with compassion and commitment and selfless love to folks w

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>> so, especially robert morris is a merchant underwriter. he comes up in my book a fair amount. because he, he's trying to finance the american revolutionary war. and the way he's doing that. he is an underwriter. he's got like a partner and he underwrites with his partner. not incorporated. he knows that complicated international business. and he's also during the revolutionary war in contemporary terms he's trying to get u.s. securities underwritten by amsterdam financers. he wants to sell the amsterdam financeers and whether that debt sells to the amsterdam buyers or not. he's literally getting the united states underwritten and i don't think it is a coincidence he would do that after the experience with the insurance business. when he comes out in his fancy bows because he made a lot of money a lot is through insurance law which is that big, early, this is where early lawyers make a lot of money. people do land deal, but it's speculation. the merchants mustering cash and it's just obvious that insurance lawsuits and insurance business and institutions are the ones who have m