built this road and we're condemned to live inat the world that moses built for us. i mean, moses has been dead for four decades and what are we doing today to litigate the impact of the road and in fact i talk about in a the book and people in the bronx are working on that. not just local politics but state and federal. the crime level on the waves have skyrocketed and i need to understand howgs these two work together and i can't just be talking to people and my own bubble saying all these other people are stupid and that just does not work and there is more and more of that today. i'm not sure what the answer to it is. just sort of being aware that this is not everyone reading the same newspaper and you happen to see the article that matters and you may not see that today. >> so robert moses was able to build a highway through the middle of the bronx and he was unsuccessful in build ago highway, proposed highway through lower manhattan. how much of his success in one area and failure in another was due to the different populations in those areas, wealthier, more g

but she didn't defeat moses by beating moses. she cracked the code, which is don't focus on moses. focus on the elected officials who control? moses. so she put pressure on the mayor. she put pressure on the borough president. she got enough votes. it was credible that she could move election with this coalition, and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park and actually get rid of the road that was there. that technique would continue to work and would work for jane jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. so not having that history and background, just of the bad man and the good woman that us from some successful or from achieve doing as much as we can with our goals today. you know for example if you talk about cross bronx expressway, you suggest an idea, you know, can cap this thing and mitigate the impact on the middle south bronx. you sort of just hear, oh, well, you know, moses this road where condemned to live the world that moses built for us. well i mean moses has been dead for four decades. what we doing to

said we have to roads and they said yes, we have to do what moses said.ted what others wanted and tenure to want until the 60s. the role played in the 60s in the lowert manhattan expresswa, they could not have done that if not for the ones before. no background in urban planning. before the city of new york expands the existing road. i don't want this road running anymore. not only do we want the road expanded but we don't even want the road already there so she got 30,000 signatures but moses by being moses, she cracked the code and focus on elected officials and put pressure on the former president and enough that she could move an election and that forced to cancel the road and get rid of the road there. thatn' continued to work so focs on elected officials so not having that background, the bad man and woman prevents us from achieving as much as can. we can mitigate the impact. you sort of just here built this road, we are in where moses has been dead for four decades, will be doing today to mitigate the impact of the road? >> the proposals and you ta

defeated moses not alone she cracked the code don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials who control to put pressure on the mayor. got enough votes it was incredible and that is what forced mayor wagner to cancel the road in washington square park to get rid of the road that was there. would work for jacobs as well. don't focus on moses focus on the elected officials. yet it prevents us from some successful suggest an idea we can tap this thing and mitigate the impact on biddle south bronx. moses has been dead for decades. people in the book in the bronx are working on t that. to keep the proposals and lower manhattan, greenwich village. you also talk about the role streets block place now and advancing issues around safe streets. i am wondering given the bright fractured media environment that we faceat now, when i began my career in new york it was a village voice has an enormous impact. the leadership has declined as there still a role for media to play and influence these kind of outcomes? can you talk a little bit about the role advocacyli journalism s played in the hist

it was actually, you know, somewhat it was his idea to merge the tri borough the moses empire into the transit system and use the from the tolls to fund mass transit. but he was just terrible at the politic of that. and so governor rockefeller sort of stole his idea the thing lindsay was good on is understanding you now that factories are not locating in new york. it's to be white collar office work that rebuilds the tax base these are people that are going to have a choice of where to work. and we need to be an amenity based city fund. so fortunately he a lot of other things wrong that made it hard to accomplish those things but he was right those two things and we have seen other mayors create the environ where he if were here today i think he would say yes we we actually do have to be fun city you mentioned you interviewed jay kriegel who played a very important role the lindsay administration and was just a wealth of knowledge about so many things in the city in the history the city. how many interviews did you do for the book? i think around 300. yeah. good. and it's it teaches yo

-- it takes a little humility from moses.ses can admit when he is wrong. scarborough cannot do it. he is too invested in the four years of coverage he delivered, and joe biden can't even admit he is wrong come in the face of such contradictory evidence, the border was secure come afghanistan was a great success. he is now leaving with his party completely shut out of power, no money for presidential library, no goodwill with the party or the media. he is probably going to be looked at as a failed pres presidency. he is going to be looked at as the guy who was kind of washed into office through covid, and he turned out to be a fluke. he was just unworthy of the job. and the four years were a scandal. this presidency with a cover up and we're only just beginning to crack the service of it. he started the inflation with his energy and spending policies and then he was callous in the face of all of the pain. he broke our sovereignty with the border policy, almost treasonous, no deterrence with russia or hamas. the disgraceful afg

it's from what has been called moses valedictory. he does not get to go into promised land, but these are his, in effect, a sermon. a sermon to the people of israel pleading them right, calling heaven earth to record again that is heaven and earth will be a witness against you if you do not fulfill responsibility, if you do not obey the lord, your god, life and death, blessing and cursing, therefore choose life. this is exactly the way john winthrop's model of christian charity ends. and he was calling upon puritan community to live wholly in the sight of god. so this really interests me, really interests me because it's such a nice example of the other side of civil religion, not taking the more secular earthly elements of your nation and elevating them, elevating the flag right as a symbol, honor and reverence, duty. it's actually taking the content of religious scriptures and using it for the here for the purposes of energizing the american people to them, the necessity of the war in vietnam. and really what it's all about and quo

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be the gateway to advocate the people hope it can be the way things in stock to for him is that the moses, we have the same, the bus that is completely fine, like way to people live with people with way to access opportunities to the meetings, to help in the school leading as well as the end of the day. although is to ensure that we able people that reside and where they need to continue to victory, ensure that the, or at least the options available to them outside is, would have had to intervene it to see how can we move people in the fosters most efficient way and that's what i'm talking about. spinning i'm literally referring to the sport of spinning, made famous by this very vehicle here and its driver. the very well known missed the eddie last that how you doing weatherman? good. good. nice to have. yeah. and i get to the, we want to know the must move out of control for the we actually in point the, let's talk about that little bit. right? because and uh, one of the people was sending me that every time that you'll call engines, which is on the entire community comes together. yeah.

trump is like moses. parting the red sea or blue sea so that moderate democrats can go towards the exits and find the middle ground of common sense. please clip that. that's, i'm kind of excited when i see people like fetterman and zukerberg. now i can say this stuff. let's get rid of tampons. it's like, maybe you know, maybe a guy can't be a girl. everybody is doing this. you know what we do see as trump have you changed? or have they changed? he talks about the democrats. trump said diplomatically, we both changed. that was his saying, you know what, let's play ball. he is suggesting and striving for a middle ground by essentially saying look, i know behind closed doors, you hate that you wasted all that time on transhysteria, i know that. we share a common ground on illegal immigration and crime in the economy. and now, when we look at the fires, it's a necessity of competence. why don't we get together? we could see over the next year or see a different democratic party. if they were a high school. th

in a way, trump is like moses.ue sea so that modern democrats can go towards the exits and find the middle ground of common sense. these clip that. i am kind of excited when i see people like federman and stephen a. smith and zuckerberig going like man you know why? now i can say this stuff. let's get rid of the tampons. maybe a guy cannot be a girl, t you know what they asked trumph, have you changed or have they changed talking about the democrats, and d trump said quie diplomatically in a humble way, we both changed. that was him saying you know what, let's play ball, he is suggesting and striving for a middle ground by sayinr g right now behind closed doors you hate you were all that time on trans hysteria and climate hysteria and identity politics but we share a common ground on illegae immigration and crime and economy, now looking at thea fires, and necessity of confidencenessit.. why don't we get together? we could see over the next year o a different democratic party, if it was at high school right now the

little later, though, was moses moody from the top of the key here wide open.to try and stop the bleeding. can lead the lake mark on this ends attacking the rim. throw that down there. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3 tonight. you get that. want to go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later pets getting in on the action for drive here get when i off the glass my and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, it's too far gone. but a nice teardrop. absolutely there for 2 like i fit a little too little too late and too many town. only the warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little regroup. it was killed. out that a great game. we could help your offense to turn the ball over to get out ruin makes us that they do definitely effect. >> no different in arizona for the niners. next final game of the season tied at 3 apiece right here tyler. >> marie find greg dortch some nicer than the action but they can't bring them down indoor find the endzone the cargo. they go up 10, 3 on that one. now the nig

they are. 26 on 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that. want to go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later. pets been getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass for my there and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, too far gone. but a nice tears at the loonie there for 2, like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little suspect teacher at the desk. l> well, award season is officially underway. we're talking about the 82nd global are golden globe awards that were held last night in beverly hills. scott man's takes a look at it. >> award season is off and running at the 82nd golden globe awards have been announced. lot of emotional speeches. lot of first-time winners. the bruce willis. the big winner of the night. the brutalist best motion picture drama, best director and its leading man, adrian brody, with his first golden globe win for best actor. so grateful. i will cherish this moment forever. thank you for best

throw down there. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that.o there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later pets getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass my tent and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, it's too far gone. but a nice teardrop. absolutely there for 2 like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. the warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little as a spectator at the desk. 8.40, right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, santa clara county is more committed now to the well-being of children and families will tell you >> how they are going to be increasing critically needed services. and a few days before taking office. san francisco. >> we are looking at a little bit of gray out there this morning, but some peaking sunshine there through the berkeley hills, still in the 30's for livermore 40's. for most of us, more your forecast ahead and the top story, the fog, a lot of people trying navigate through so people are (vo) fargo is your virt

they are. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that. go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later. pets been getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass for my and of course, they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, too far gone. but a nice tears at the loonie there for 2, like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little as a spectator at the desk. >> 9.52 is the time right now. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, self-driving cars, convenience and innovative. but we're going hear from somebody who was stuck, circles and one. >> back group. i. >> 15 days left in the political career and it spanned half a century. and now president joe biden was bestowing the presidential medal of freedom to 19 of the most famous people and politics, sports entertainment, civil rights. i rise all the whole gambit. yeah. >> among those receiving the awards were former first lady senator and secretary of state hillary clinton and investor a

they are. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that.uarters. keep in a little bit later. pets been getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass for my and of course, they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, too far gone. but a nice tears at the loonie there for 2, like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little as a spectator at the desk. >> is that fog really pressed in the golden gate this morning. very much. so it's scaring the view at bridge level. so do watch for some areas of low visibility as you are making your way out for your morning commute this monday. start skies are otherwise dry. and this is the trend of weather ahead of us. we've had well above average precipitation on the north coast. so far this season. while southern california has seen well below average. so it's definitely 2 different stories going on across the state right now. but we are all in the same boat coming up with drier conditions ahead of us from the sier

they are. 26 on the left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that. want to go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later pets getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass for my test and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, too far gone. but a nice teardrop. absolutely there for 2 like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall begins with one. 29. >> in got a little suspect teacher at the desk. it's 7.40, and still ahead on the kron, morning news, how santa clara county >> is being more committed now to the well-being of children and families will tell you how they're focusing on those in need. and a few days before taking office, san francisco's new mayor-elect daniel lurie, spend the weekend doing some cleanup work. we're going hear from neighbors who share their support. >> foggy morning and a cold morning to we are seeing temperatures as low as the 30's in spots like livermore. so don't forget that extra layer. talk to your forecast ahead. we've got to navigate t

little later, though, was moses moody from the top of the key here wide open. able to try and stop the bleeding. can lead to the lake mark on this ends attacking the rim. throw that down. they are. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that. want to go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later pets been getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass my and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, it's too far gone. but a nice there's a path to looney there for 2, like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall the one. 29. >> in got a little as a spectator at the desk. >> for the right now and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, santa clara county is increasing to the well-being children and families. we'll tell you how they're focusing unneeded services. a few days before taking office. san francisco mayor like daniel lurie spent the weekend doing some cleanup work. >> we'll take a look at neighbors are sharing teeir support. and we are starting this one

visa, ukrainian soldiers discussing by radio, how they bully colombians the elk grove of columbia mose night, a storm to us on how to rescue the comrades they've been sent to us on the russian positions in chance of a soldier named philly refused. so the ukraine. milton, the south tied him into a manifesto. philips comrades decided to rescue their friends from such an execution. the conflict from olga. something's blocking some of the fight going on thursday, the english and the longer hope. osborne done them from above distill us to pieces . most of the code was all due to a basically a post on equitable so she gave me just goes to the, to the as soon as can purpose of all of them are like different skills to go to have you go to the bottom. oh no kidding. exactly, but the sooner the grand some think was almost like any other like your option you me start proceed to be a, was up a little clean this up and a lot of us to put the exams orthodontics the joint militarization of a journalist. so they submitted the trade down brucely with civilians. so the snipers, most of the women didn't

a nice fake and don't pop the pout and to a little later, though, with moses moody from the top of the key watching here gets past yes, a hand in his face, but it doesn't matter. trying stop the bleeding with that one. but he's bleeding was hear from the wing able to drive in and throw it down with authority. 26 points on the seconds left in the 3rd. now in the worry of the chilling big of looting. 3 is good to go close. at one point had spencer in late to get into the action. we're in a drive get this one off the glass her to come out of touch there on the body itself go court, they would be enough. but you is that to drop kid line lily there. but like i too many turnovers, a little too late to make things happen for one. 29 99, the warriors they probably do before tuesday night and risk out that a great game. >> we could help your offense turn the ball over to get out ruin makes us that they do definitely effect. >> a huge a lot of the same. the niners game, the arizona right here, cardinals last game of the season for the niners and you see right there with greg. dort does with it.

the visa, ukrainian soldiers discussing by radio, how they bully colombians the grove of columbia mose night, a storm to us on how to rescue the comrades. they've been sent to a sort of russian positions and shops of the soldier named philly refused. so the ukraine militant top tied him into a manifesto philip's comrades decided to rescue that friend to such an execution the conflict of the little. that's something that's blocking some of the fight going on thursday. the i to you question the longer a possible don them from above just to us to decent most because it was all due to a best example started equitable. so she gave risk of some of the safety portable, some of them are like different skills to go down to the local union because lady but the sooner and some think was almost like in the i q up shooting you me started proceed to be a, was up know, could i, even though he's up on the levels to put the exam, was that what you're talking about the doing the liberation of a journalist. so they submitted tre, don't brucely with civilians. validation. i 1st most the women didn't hesit

danny moses is a trader famous for short calls.nce than being with friends, trying to make money, enjoying yourself, gambling on the horses that you also own. it's a lot of fun. >> our thanks to contessa brewer for that report. maybe that will mean more of those fancy hats a fascinators, way beyond the kentucky derby. >>> all right, the country's biggest new year's eve bash was just over 24 hours ago in times square, but you wouldn't know that this morning. it took 300 workers, 45 machines and trucks to get the job done. the screws say they cleaned up 53 tons of debris last year. and they say this we're was about the same, although it may have been a little bit messy, considering, you know, all the considering, you know, all the rain, so a soggy mess out (♪♪) years of hard work. decades of dedication. committed to giving back. you've been there, done that. and you're still here for more. so now that you're 50 or older, and at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia and ipd be proactive with capvaxive- a vaccine specifically desig

and i realized because i truly use of cultural ways to produce something beneficial. moses only that it's, well, it's well but see what's put on our table and then with income. that's why i to this new business. and from i believe yet, you also profits from that the season is gross, mainly nice. one has to heck days misquote. the vision produces a lot of records for our rest of you. i think the and the business came to our community and we're no longer been my farmland, like i always had to go nowadays. i gather the waste from my farm and sell it to the washer on company and the village of hot from paying us that i waste and they sometimes gave us they organic compost from the factory of to production. so we kind of use it as specialize around the farm and don't need to spray chemicals. i g . g a lab really is up renee climbing williams, started to accompany them on to fuck chaise products from the marine country. its leaves 14 important 14 and 45 seats, as well as a wide range of white domains in minerals. the graduates of mit, in the ways william funded, he's that top 10 years ago

joining us now, a guy on the road telling jokes ever since he got a start the roast of moses say hellogendary jack jackie the joke. [applause] you killed it. you have allowed fans on this panel, hugo back police lineups in the 90s. [laughter] you did me a favor, you got me fired from a telemarketing job in the 90s because a culture joe klein 9221. you use your finger and jackie person to your phone telling the filthiest joke you've ever heard in your life. he were on speakerphone and i was fired from a rare.job. i thought it was great. [laughter] the reason i said you did me a favor, the coins were so rare the people who paid ever got them in the mail. [laughter] i showed up on friday to collect my one paycheck and one was taking a walk out of the telemarketing thing so you did me a favor but the joe klein had to be inspired by something. where did it start? >> no comedy on long island at all. one friday showcase that richard dixon's white house, a guy, a bar owner literally had his face altered. and eddie murphy was part of that and bartlett they would not pay is any money so we decid

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bronze statues of important and accomplished men with names like beethoven, plato, shakespeare and moses. and there were also statues of women with names like religion, commerce law and history. each of the eight plaster female statues depicted allegorical women symbols of civilized society, not real actual women. this realization not at me. and i began looking around the building and then around other areas in our nation's for depictions of real and there weren't i knew were women who had done incredible and important things and i wondered is it significant that they were not reflected in american? does it matter if we don't remember real women in tangible and intentional ways. a spanish philosopher once said, tell me what you pay attention to and i'll tell you who you are where is. our attention focused and what are we missing if we're only looking out of one eye, it's time to pay attention to? all those who worked for the betterment of humanity, including those like martha, who contributed their efforts to, the movement of political freedom, equality and self-governance and the fight

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killed and more than 20 wounded in what appears of being an accidental fireworks exposing in hawaii moses who, who is the russians of the sea and cooled off the area. the incident occurred during a new year's celebration, and the city of honolulu authorities of north said, what might some cool def file looks unexpectedly ignite and investigation is underway. the photon has play is u. k is move to hold russian gas transit. the through it's type of free, although the decision effectively effective wednesday as an already driven up gas prices to you for your opinions. part of the farm is called it a try and put in spent billions building north stream to circumvent ukraine and blackmail eastern europe with the threat of cutting off gas supplies. today ukraine cut off his ability to export gas directly to the u. another victory after the enlargement of nato by finland and sweden, a valve of side, so vicarious also borders. ukraine has condemned key of decision to cut off the gas private saying it could cause a shortage of the commodity in europe. however, it nearby moved the seems to be follow

so like moses, do you have a song for us? what is it? what's a kind of benediction for for you? what? the country. what the world could be doing, should be doing? well, i happen to be a christian, and i would say follow the principles of the universal declaration of human rights. all jesus sermon on the mount. and i don't say that the distinction between the two, as they seem to be quite compatible to me and all the great religions, islam and judaism and so forth, they have a moral and ethical standards and i think that they all compatible with the basic principles of the universal declaration, declaration of human rights. well, thank you all. i one of the things that i've always admired about president carter is the epigraph to why not the best is from reinhold niebuhr. can you quote it the sad duty of politics is to establish justice in a central world, sinful world and very few americans of this or any generation have done as much to fulfill that duty as you. thank you, sir. thank you.

gabrielle moses, thank you very for joining us this morning.u well. >> thank you. stuart: sure thing. some california residents are outraged aer learning that wealthy people are hiring private fire fighters to protect their hos. ashley, how much does a private fire fighter cost? ashley: apparently as much as $2,000 an hour and as you say, that's not going down well with other homeowners that are upset that private fire fighters are being used. i never knew there was such a thing but residents were furious when one local homeowner, a cofounder of real estate investment firm posted on x "does anyone have access to private fire fighters to protect our home in pacific palisades? need to act fast here. our neighbor's houses are burning, we'll pay any amount, thank you". response was quick and angry. incredible nerve. his family was evacuated and he's trying to hire private fire fighters to risk their lives to save a home. he most certainly hay insured. incredibly tone deaf. another said this, you're suggesting that pomoxus ten you believely life sav

because there's nothing else to fill the void and indeed, we assess that hamas is recruited of mosesany new militants as it has lost its risky for enduring insurgency and war and the longer the war goes on for was the humanitarian situation gets gaza. israel faces uniquely challenging sometimes assess and gaza. civilian population entrapped their with hamas hiding in and under homes and hospitals schools and mosques pretty and indeed hamas is weapon icing suffering the palestinians pretty in a message that hamas' military leader at the time, sent to media agents, he called the death of the civilians, necy sacrifices and instead of them more they were killed, the mark hamas would benefit. these profound challengese notwithstanding. israel's efforts have fallen far short of meeting the colossal skill needed gaza. we been clear publicly, and privately that there are steps israel contacted ms. wendy humanitarian situation gaza is were critically about palestinians in need musically g commercial but entertaining positive military operations have as it is during this polio vaccination camp

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do moses the marquis de lafayette or at least i was at one time. but you may call me general for short as it is much easier to remember. i welcome you all here to alexandria and to welcome you. i wish to offer you this evening a toast. earlier on this evening, i gave a toast in the presence of some of you to the memory of general washington. tonight, i wish to give a toast. this time to the city of alexandria. may her happiness and prosperity continue to realize more and more the fondest wishes of our venerated washington. to alexandria. thank you, general lafayette, for those kind words. welcome to the alexandria history museum at the lyceum. my name is liz williams and i am the deputy director of the office of historic alexandria. it is my honor to introduce our speaker for tonight. elizabeth reese is a public historian based in washington, d.c., and has spent over a decade as an interpreter at federal historic sites, including hamilton grange national memorial and the united states capitol. throughout her career, she has developed programs on ci

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