and nancy reagan truly represents that ideal. mrs. reagan will be the sixth the first lady honored with the us postage stamp. the previous stamps will issued for martha, washington. the first american woman ever featured on a postage stamp. dolly madison abigail adams eleanor roosevelt and lady bird johnson nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotal presidencies of the 20th century as a wife. champion and trusted advisor to our 40th president of the united states ronald reagan in addition her legacy of public service and her willingness to confront difficult and often highly personal topics throughout her eventful life. made her one of the most influential and admired first ladies and modern times. to recognize her many contributions to our nation. we will officially issue the nancy reagan commemorative forever posted stamp on july 6th. the dedication ceremony will be held at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. postal service takes great pride in our mission to bind

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karina: nancy botkin loves exploring them. nancy: that is great. karina: plotkin is researcher. nancy: it is quite a relief to go down, but you can feel it in different muscles. karina: she maps out for projects, walk san francisco. the latest wildcat her up and down. nancy: it could be challengin because only coune e nocoti ili spsand thkarina and volunteers walked out the steps for walk sf first-ever challenge. >> it is 2000 steps up and down through these iconic san francisco neighborhoods. it takes you through some of these very hidden as well as well-known stairways through san francisco, some that are tucked away. nancy: because of san francisco's geography, we struggled to find a walk under 3000 stair steps. karina: the route begins with baby steps at the joe dimaggio playground. it will go up and down stairways in north beach, russian hill and telegraph hill. one place it won't go is lombard street and its 250 stairs. nancy: we really tried to find the lesser-known ones, the slightly off-the-beaten-path but just as charming ones. a piece of granite -- greenwich street is

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i think we can do it program nancy. yeah. i think that it's also interesting that even today that in terms of formal filming coverage of first lady it is not the same the white house communications agency does not cover consistently first ladies speeches or public appearances the way they do depressants. so a lot of us when we're scholarly looking for something are wondering why isn't there an official record of this and you're picking it up from news media or instead of from the official and i think that's interesting in that. our time their speeches have had very powerful effects as the panel has pointed out and it wouldn't be nice to have their have a more formal process of what was covered. and sort of like the papers of the president the papers of first ladies, you know, there's no real easy way of getting into the speeches, but part of that is the coverage or lack of yeah, i'm thinking we have another possible program here. you know how first ladies have used the media you stop and think about florence harding would do

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but nancy almost wrecked the transition. i think there are other things at play there, but also, chris, i would say just if you want to map out the power structure in the trump administration, i also think was very close to jared trump's entire presidency. i think that that helped him at some very key moments. i want to also just you know, you have a bunch of interesting i mean, i note the trump transition we could talk about for four days, but you do have some interesting chapters, sort of just talking about transitions, the past, how they've i was really curious about chapter, about the transition from president hoover to president roosevelt because actually there were a lot of parallels that i hadn't really thought about from that time to the most recent transition. and there was also a pandemic, the economy was tanking. you know, there was really interesting things happening. can you tell me a little bit about why that was so rocky? and then and then what does that actually mean for things like the economy at that time?

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>> who nancy pelosi? that's what anybody going to say if you ask them whose nancy pelosi?god, it's bad. when you are out and talking to these people. what do you tell them? is there any sort of way you lift them up and tell them that they got to get out of this place because they are going to die on the street? >> i try to speak to each and every person build a relationship with them. and see if i can keep assisting them to get some type of treatment. some type of rehab. so you have got to understand that each person out there, they all sit in circles and they all get high. they are all enabling each other. i try to be the outcast out of them that don't get high and try to become their friend and talk to them and leave the streets and go into some type of treatment. >> jesse: are there city workers that do what you do? i mean, you are not a city worker. you are doing this freelance. do you ever see san francisco city officials out on the streets helping people up? >> yes, they have a good team out here that's called the hot team. there is another one called the failed inst

and nancy martha's correspondence with nancy comes singing out that this book that nancy was her favorite sister is the person in all martha's life that i think she unburdened herself to whether it was about her children, whether it was about politics. and you see and in in her charisma, on her letters to nancy, we don't have nancy's to her that. every woman in war was political and martha was, well, very conservative in other ways. and in in fact, of want in the the american cause to succeed she was ferocious and i think in it would be very interesting to see what what other the pay what papers of other women of this period emerge which in one part of her letter they're talking about their children or the sewing or the cooking and then they'll have a paragraph of absolute you know the news as it's being made. well, course it wasn't only other american who martha met, but her circle broad dinners as the papers show, and those lafayette first coming as a volunteer who she meet in the winter at valley forge and then there the young women betsy schuyler and of course we know about that court

or nancy reagan. others really did not like it. president truman's wife went back to missouri every chance she got. i thought that was interesting, and that's the way personal dynamics within the first cap -- family can affect a much broader sphere. i won't say it impacted the world, but it can affect the administration, for better and for worse. you know of the role of indigenous people, the role of different cuisines coming together to form what we now think of as american cookery. in the early days our cooking was reliant on basically english recipes from books that were brought over. but those were compliant with indigenous ingredients, like venison, and corn, and wild turkey. ultimately, tomatoes, spices and herbs from some of the slaves and their cooks, the tools and techniques of the french. in this wonderful amalgam of cookery. and you know, one of the people that really begin to codify all of this was thomas jefferson's slave james hamilton, i'm sorry, james hamilton -- james hemmings, who jefferson brought to paris when h

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nancy, this technology trade, do you think it still has legs? >> dom, thank you for having me.at to be on with keith. i do we have been taking some gains in the previous weeks. we were adding to the group, as you know, in the fall, and continue to add risk into our portfolios we have liked those investments. but as they appreciate, we wanted to be sure to capture some of those gains. with those gains, we have been reinvesting into energy. we still think you need technology to solve the productivity problems we're going to have from a tight labor force. the baby boomers don't seem to be willing to come back, and they don't have to, because their financial assets are well above where they were prepandemic. old economy companies are embrace thing. >> what are the providers, what kind of companies are they cloud providers, cybersecurity providers, are they, you know, infrastructure and commuter networking equipment providers what enables that trade? >> all of the above. but certainly a name like service now is one of our major holdings along with microsoft, which is a cloud play we

nancy is at stansted for us.those people on board, some really harrowing hours and days.— harrowing hours and days. that's riaht, it's harrowing hours and days. that's right. it's not _ harrowing hours and days. that's right, it's not been _ harrowing hours and days. that's right, it's not been an _ harrowing hours and days. that's right, it's not been an easy - right, it's not been an easy journey. they've had to go through so many hurdles to finally be able to land here at stansted airport. for some of them it was a journey to the airport itself, knowing where to go or when the flights would be. that information was not easily accessible, then the journey itself was a difficult one, there are military checkpoints and some people are struggling to find the fuel to put in their cars to make these journeys. difficult all the way. for others still, it's the paperwork. some have had to leave family behind because they don't have british passports are the right paperwork so families have been separated as well but fo

the owner, nancy, says about $500 total was stolen between the two.did file a police report, she says she did not file an insurance claim because she worries her rates will increase. >> that's how i feel yesterday, was slow down. report insurance or not? i decided not to report. then you have to eat all this. >> back in august, nancy's other store, asia star fantasy, a gift shop also in chinatown, was broken into. that time, she lost about $4,000. >>> happening today, bart is replacing and updating old equipment on its busiest line, the yellow line that runs from antioch to sfo. crews are doing work between arinda and rock ridge. they'll have free buses replacing bart service between those two stations. bart tells us riders can expect delays of about 30 minutes. this weekend is the first of five weekends through june for this track work. >>> cinthia has one last check of the forecast before we go. >> today is going to be a little bit of a mix of sun and clouds, kira, then the winds will pick up as we go through the afternoon on sunday on into monday,

'retalking to congres nancy mace next. talking to con nancy mace next. ha rvestsingredients,ir o.s on a john deere mower and start telling yours. this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. . . ♪ >> there's no way we finish in decade without china trying to do something taiwan. we are not hided about something. the only difference when it's going to happen. >> a fox news alert. republicans are calling for the biden administration to take action to prevent a looming chinese invasion of taiwan before it's too late as the taiwanese ministry claims warplanes and ships remain to the island. >> americans do not have confidence in president biden's ability to deal with china. south carolina congressman nancy mace is on the house oversight and reform committee and joins us now. congressw

nancy tells me she was just having breakfast and saw a big cat on the patio door, so she immediatelyed her cell phone and started taking a video. she said the mama and the two cubs took off into some open space near her home and likely where their home is now. she said no harm , and it was fun to see this morning. i wanted to say thank you to nancy for sharing the video, and she is at home with her friends playing bunk you there are too many options. how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i got you! who are you? i'm your fairy hotel mother. what is happening? let me help you pick a hotel you feel good about. choice hotels is a family of brands, with a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. oooo, spacious! or, a cambria hotel downtown for just the two of you. hold my wand. don't wave it at anything. get the best price by booking direct at choicehotels.com. mmm! yeah! what did i say!?! announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: [indistinct]. i appreciate that. [indistinct]. thank y'all very much

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one image published in the new york times piece clearly shows near nancy insignia brandished by one of the ukrainian commanders. as despite all the efforts by the as of members to try and conceal such affiliations following reports by several media outlets at the west is actively arming near nancy's. and only a few years ago, the western mainstream media had openly criticized as all the troops exposing them as fascists. antonio nancy, the infamous battalion was one of several ultra nationalist functions that emerged on the 2014 coo and ukraine, was deployed by key of new anti rational authorities to clock down on separatists and don't pass with widespread reports of atrocities committed by the ukrainians. there. scottie, now hughes, host of the $360.00 view says the us media is not brain washing. americans to support washington's agenda. here we see this blatant obvious example of a neo naziism that is happening in the present day. and it's not like we did not learn our lessons from the past, but this is all about what the american media wants to feed the people in order to cover for t

back in august, when then speaker nancy _ that.eaker nancy pelosi visited - that. back in august, when then - speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei, we saw a very strong reaction from beijing. a similar simulated encirclement. in fact, beijing. a similar simulated encirclement. infact, many beijing. a similar simulated encirclement. in fact, many could say that that was larger. we saw for example missiles being fired during that time, and the discourse was very, very stern. as part of this as well, it was seen as one of the largest simulated attacks in decades, we also saw for example between christmas and new year last year about 71 aircraft flying into the space, and many saying this is an exercise in demonstrating firepower. we've also seen president tsai saying, thank you, us, for their support, as a result of this visit, and the bbc has been on the streets in taipei speaking to residents, who say that many seem unperturbed by this, accustomed to these displays of military might from beijing, so it does seem in some ways life goe

s embassy. ukraine's near nancy troops from the notorious as of italian have become the latest stars of a new york times article, where the outlets health day hailed their use of powerful western weapons against russia. as comes ahead of an anticipated large scale ukrainian offensive on the front lines. one image published in the new york times piece clearly shows near nancy insignia brandished by one of the ukrainian commanders. as despite all the efforts by the as of members to try and conceal such affiliations following reports by several media outlets at the west is actively arming near nancy's. and only a few years ago, the western mainstream media had openly criticized as all the troops exposing them as fascists. antonio nancy's has been accused of war crimes. the infamous battalion was one of several ultra nationalist functions that emerged on the 2014 coo and ukraine. was deployed by key of new and p rational authorities to clock down on separatists and don't bus with widespread reports of atrocities committed by the ukrainians there. scottie, now hughes, host of the $360.00

they're beautiful and they're important and just a terrible tragedy. >> how does nancy pelosi always escape accountability and majors and das that come and go but nancy represented san francisco forever. she never says anything when these things happen. >> it's the same thing when chuck schumer coming in about crime in new york city. all the women being victimized and women being thrown in the subway. she never said anything. kirstin gillibrand and it's sad going through the recall and getting budine out of san francisco that the da as good as she might be, she's in this deep hole and she doesn't have enough resources and the police de-moralize and then it's happening in all of the other cities as well in washington dc and horrible crime of a tourist and following her to her hotel and beaten and attacked and looked at rap sheet a million miles long and and i don't know what kind of circuit breaker it would be out and let people figure out that our cities are in a free fall and that's dangerous. i agree with jessica. >> a mile long, will cain. >> that's the case. new york city under r

under nancy pelosi it was a very different. i believe that they made it the majority of the democratic caucus would've had to support such a motion for it to be made. so that was taken out of play. that's a question of just how powerful the speaker is, how much leverage the different sub-factions of each party have within it. that's sort of central to the question of how the house is organizing itself. i think we have to watch that. and we have to see then how it will be used. it's one thing to say that you can invoke this motion, it's another thing to actually do it and try to install a different speaker in the middle of congress. there's the question, when people using their leverage? what do they want exactly? what are they not being given? that is not always so clear today. host: less than 10 minutes left with philip wallach the book, "why congress." if you want to join, democrats should call 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. dave, a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. quickly, t

and nancy loo has the details. >> today was a bipartisan meeting. it's a meeting. china warned republican house speaker kevin mccarthy not to hold, but he is very much the california host to taiwanese president tsai ing-wen along with a bipartisan delegation of nearly 20 members of congress. the topics on the table, democracy, peace and stability with when we >> outside hundreds of demonstrators of those said to be organized by the chinese consulate facing off against many taiwanese americans in support of independents and where this meeting angers china, which views the island as part of its own territory. indeed, there is every indication china is furious with word of new chinese military drills in taiwanese airspace. president ties us visit is billed as an official as she is in transit facing should not use. the transit says of an excuse. >> their push a job. >> in a clear reference to former speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan last year. china warned the u.s. not to, quote, repeat disastrous past mistakes. observers note similarities in the chinese response

nancy decided that it was too expensive to replace the glass windows. grant avenue was burglarized. surveillance video showed a burglar sitting on the ground outside the business in the overnight hours. he looked left and right several times before breaking the glass door with a tool. 30 minutes later another camera captured what appeared to be the same suspect communicating with an accomplice in a nearby alley. soon after, another thief entered the store and grabbed the entire cash register. this hit set them back at least $4000. >> this is a big hit to me. it is a really big hit to me. i just don't know what to say. >> reporter: before the latest break-in, nancy saidd t hathe funds for an alarm system. but a chinatown coalition has stepped up and is helping her pay for one. >> everybody in the community works seven days a week. we are all hard-working people. i hope people come to chinatown more often. we need their business. >> the lovers of mom's restaurant in san francisco 's japan town said their final goodbyes today after 40 years, declared a leg

and ralf panitz was convicted of murdering nancy panitz.ow, which is a part you didn't bother to tell. how do you know? because the court determined. but frankly... i'm answering your question. you ask me how do we know. you just made the inference that because someone was on a show, four months later, they commit a murder, that that has to do with the show. you don't know what happened that day. that day, they got into a big fight over being evicted from a house, which had nothing to do with the television show. if you're asking me if 114,000 people on the show, whether any one of the 114,000 people subsequently ever committed a crime, of course. you give me any population of 114,000 people and i'll tell you, a certain percentage of them will have committed crimes. don't connect it to the show. when the warring couple who ended up in this tragedy after the show was aired, hours after the show was aired, i just wonder whether you sat yourself down and for a moment had a think about whether it was time to move on to do something else. they w

house speaker nancy pelosi.heir the island following meeting between the taiwanese president and kevin mccarthy, the leader of the house of representatives. go to our breaking news editor in taipei. cindy, tell us about the new drills and how they compare to what we saw in august. >> china just ended its three military acts -- exercise around taiwan and monday in response to the visit to the u.s., and the presidents historical meeting with kevin mccarthy, on u.s. soil. if we compared the drills with the one that took place last august, following then house speaker nancy pelosi's taiwan visit, we could see that there were some similarities, including that for both times, china sent large sorties of military aircraft and warships to the surrounding region of taiwan. take monday, for example. china sent almost 100 military aircraft to the surrounding region of taiwan with over half of them passing through the median line of the taiwan strait, and entering the southeastern and southwestern part of taiwan's air defen

nancy pelosi said feinstein deserves more time to come back. >> senator feinstein has been a champion for california. she deserves the respect to get well and be back on duty. it's interesting to me i don't know what political agendas are at work that are going after senator feinstein in that way. i've never seen them go after a man who was sick in the senate in that way. >> feinstein has said she won't be running for re-election but she has 20 months left in her term. senator feinstein release add statement less than an hour ago saying quote, i intend to return as soon as possible once team advises me that it is safe for me to travel. in the meantime i remain committed to the job, and i will continue to work from home in san francisco. senator feinstein asked the senate to find a replacement for her on the judiciary committee, though. >>> growing outrage about another batch of jaw dropping racist messages. antioch police officers exchanged with one another. this happened during a 2021 investigation. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has obtained the new 14-page report detailing the texts

and engineers, and now preparing for the worst we can ask thee to sit in his journal as adam alpha, nancy nairobi, who's been following developments for us in sudan. hello to you, adam. so we know that this fighting has been going on for a week. now. what do you know about the situation for civilians who are stuck in the middle? hi for the 2nd for the 2nd week. now since this fight started and civilians are trapped in control. in alterman and in by harry most folks are below the poverty line. even those who are middle class, they're also trapped. they could move due to the clashes and the files that are happening around them. i've been talking to people in re, in for e, where the traps is de, one without a water. they tried to stick out in the evenings or when they can to try to fit for themselves. others was family members that are sick or injured or they can't move. so they have no way of leaving the country. most people who are able to travel to, to leave a, did have many families left cartoon towards egypt. others move towards the border and area. but the majority of police are intern

may i ask a question nancy? is there time absolutely to kind of build on what you've built up and saying you've all been saying and i'd love to hear what you have to say about this all of our panelists, but you would alluded to this briefly mary in your presentation and i think rebecca what you were saying as well builds on this which is looking at these first ladies not necessarily and hate geographic way, but looking at them, you know, it's a complicated people and i certainly seen that with florence harding. she's you know, she was definitely had some flaws as people do but one of the issues that are not one of these issues that came up was of course the background and you have alluded to this of edith as a southern woman, and of course she rushed as a young as a girl to teenager to the robert e lee statue being raised in richmond, and of course she continued to have you know, really problematic views or her whole life. so i wondered if anyone wanted to comment on that. this is obviously a talk with this very

nancy pelosi says, no, what i believe in my religion is one thing.hat i believe in the public life is another. what? stuart: no, contradiction. >> religion informs our values and our values hopefully are what we are promoting in politics. plato and aristotle. stuart: crime in new york city up 23% since alvin bragg became the da and crime out of control and bragg seems to be concerned more about donald trump, new york guy john catsimatidis is fed up with crime and we'll hear from him later on in the show. experimental drug reducing more and in plain english, more after this. ♪ i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with low low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi get your money right. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/h

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