miller's name -- >> nc, and there's samuel. >> reporter: -- was samuel. >> look at that. mother. >> reporter: it was the genealogy equivalent of a smoking gun. >> so this is proof that violet, sarah's mother, was enslaved by nc miller. >> yes. >> and this is absolute proof. >> this is absolute, definite proof. >> and you were able to tell karen -- >> that her ancestors, david and violet, we are enslaved at sharswood. that was tough. >> so did you call fred? >> i did. i don't think he believed me in the beginning. >> i didn't believe her. >> so the connection suddenly is made with your family, slavery in this house, and you own it. >> once i realized it was my blood that was here, it took on a whole new meaning for me. it really saddens me sometimes when i -- and i'm up a lot of times wee hours of the night thinking about what happened here. >> reporter: as news spread through the family, there was sadness. but that's not all there was. >> i almost feel like i was losing my breath for a moment. it was almost like a feeling of being found. this is where i started, and as bl

mencionas pero es que también en cualquier ciudad donde ocuren estos tipos distrito escolar independiente ncsperta que nos dijo una de las cosas impoes aprder el número de teléfono y la dirección del hoel que nos estamos hospedanzao y también aprender los números def nosotros para pedir ayuda si la necesitamos. >> sí también familiares donde nos encontramos . >> muchas gracias. >> flavio lacayo. >> seguimos aquí en el área de la bhia porque se necesita la ayuda de la comunidad tiene 14 años la vieron por última vez en la cuadra 2220 de la avenida y es de cabelo negro y pesa unos 155 libras y el última día que la vieron con pantaloes a el cruce de los bulebares y el vehículo policial que conducía con sirenas encendidas cuando fue impactado ygopeo a otra carreteras pero el gobierno también con el contrato pero son unos agregan que esto también los afecta y ante esto dijo en un comunicado y ellos aseguran que la demanda por servicios aumenta un 30% que contraaron a 200 médicos. >> corte comercial y alerta de estafa se hacen pasar por el servicio eléctrico para robarles su dinero y como evitar se

we add the bacteria to start the fermentation process and then used the lactose to solidify milk at nc state's plants and microbial biology lab, rodolphe's colleague, mary beth dallas, is facing this daunting prospect. - i manage this lab and i also do research on cassava. - [kondwani] also known as the yuca plant, cassava is the primary food staple collectively take in the excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, cooling the climate, and restoring balance to the world's ecosystem. (dramatic electronic music) - as i see it, gene editing is both a faster and more precise method for artificial selection. while it works in microbes and plants, how feasible is gene editing in our biologically complex organisms, like animals? i'm in davis, california to meet geneticist, alison van eenennaam. she's a pioneer in this fid. now i'm getting acquainted with her work. (cattle snorts) oh, no! - scientists tend to be problem solvers and wanna try and address problems using the best method they can, and my lab is trying to breed better cattle. - [kondwani] there are about 1 billion cattle on earth.

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there is a strong smell in the house of such a pet will not be kept, but not everyone will accept the nce patient either. day vayatsya, they are already old. the girls can't live without each other, but one of them has a tumor to attach these pets. anna has been the hostess of the shelter for more than a year now. now she takes care of everything that the veterinary pharmacy earns, spends on these pushes to candidates for a technician, conducts a conversation , explains how to keep a predator and helps if he gets sick the whole house. krasnoarmeyskaya street the center of the southern megapolis, it was here in 2021 that the eye clinic iris of dr. oleg borisovich kochmal appeared. now for the health of the eyes it is not necessary to fly to moscow to receive qualified assistance, you can also in the don capital. the story of how a dream led a city hospital doctor to create a network of advanced eye clinics the iris clinic accepted its first patient in taganrog in a small center consisting of only two rooms, and already in 2021, a six-story building was built in rostov-on-don, in which pat

taylor: a quick follow on that, what about the largest buyer of ncs, when they take their heavy footff, what does that mean for the mbs market? matthew: this is where it gets interesting. for agency mortgages, we know that more mortgages might come to the market if the fed is no longer buying them but we have to remember rates are up quite a bit, so the supply of mortgages is also going to be much lower. for agency mortgages, it is a bit different. we do not know exactly what the supply will look like, other than it is probably going to be lower than it was at lower rate levels. he also know the fed will be buying less. that is a more difficult to game for the market to play. for treasuries, we have a good sense -- a sense of what the deficit will look like and we have a sense of how the u.s. treasury will finance that in the absence of fed support. for agency mortgage, it is more difficult but they have repriced quite a bit. taylor: taking a look at the terminal chart, one of my favorites, investment grades spread in cyan and high yields in whites. we so the lack of widening, or hun

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grain and to have a chance to avoid starvation , so by looking for a balance of interests, we can push nc ore to make important decisions for us , the stupidest thing we can do out of thin air it will be a counterproductive position for us at this moment, because one way or another, but turkey remains logistical for ukraine, including er and everything else, turkey still supplies us with some of the weapons, the war has shown that the rhetoric itself is only ultimatums and the one-way game of world diplomacy does not work, support from turkey is our strategic goal, and at the same time, we must clearly make it clear to ankara that there are red lines beyond which it should not cross in the matter of cooperation with oleksandr melnikov ictv facts of the week - the only news on the frontline replenishment at the end of the week arrived in ukraine because the close relatives of hymers call the m-270 multi-active multiple fire systems, as promised, they were provided by great britain, according to the minister of defense of ukraine oleksiy reznikova, the british know how to use such word of t

at nc state's plants and microbial biology lab, rodolphe's colleague, mary beth dallas, is facing this daunting prospect. - i manage this lab and i also do research on cassava. - [kondwani] also known as the yuca plant, cassava is the primary food staple of nearly 1 billion people. - cassava plant is very close to my heart. - [kondwani] this root vegetable is kind of like a potato and is widely grown across africa and the americas. - they can actually harvest the tubers and make flour, and they can make breads out of that. they can also eat the greens. it's really a nice plant. - yeah, and me being a native zambian, that's where i was born. i grew up eating cassava, as well as cassava leaf. so (chuckles) it has special- - you know all about it. - i know all about it. so it has a special place in my heart, it's supposed to. but there's a problem. a malady called cassava mosaic disease is ravaging this critical food source. in africa alone, it's destroyed cassava crops, leading to numerous famines. - you can see here, the devastation of the plants. it gets really thin leaves and a mosaic

examples of these warriors in the face of seemingly -- specialist birdwell, specialist fujii, major duffy nceshiro family, -- may there legacies be the true north for us to seek and may we all strive to be strong and courageous in the face of a myriad of challenges that life may bring our way. keep the lamp of liberty turning bright and our nations strong. it is in your holy and mighty name i pray. amen. pres. biden: i think we are dismissed. it was a great honor, thank you all so very much. >> they sent gentlemen, please remain in your seats as the president and first lady depart. thank you. ♪ [indiscernible]

examples of these warriors in the face of seemingly -- specialist birdwell, specialist fujii, major duffy nceshiro family, -- may there legacies be the true north for us to seek and may we all strive to be strong and courageous in the face of a myriad of challenges that life may bring our way. keep the lamp of liberty turning bright and our nations strong. it is in your holy and mighty name i pray. amen. pres. biden: i think we are dismissed. it was a great honor, thank you all so very much. >> they sent gentlemen, please remain in your seats as the president and first lady depart. thank you. ♪ [indiscernible] so i think that one of the most exciting things about history and about world history is the way in which we discover how there are big patterns that in a sense rule our lives and big patterns that sometimes touch the life of an individual person or in which an individual person actually makes a big difference to the overall pattern and we've been reading a book valerie hansen voyages enrolled history, and we know from that book that they're all kinds of big patterns and that it's

at the same time, you do have these heat waves which are drying up the nc river.hat is causing a bit of a power crunch in sichuan. they are very dependent on hydroelectricity. that is affecting supply genes in that region and beyond. >> this is the final question, tying everything together, is there anything that suggests these trends of higher prices, disruption to supply, whether or otherwise are about to end these next few months or will there be an extremely tight and volatile energy market? >> it will be truly tight and volatile. maybe we wont have a heat wave in a couple of months. maybe we will get some rain in the yangtze river and it will fill up and water levels will rise but we can see another issue with russia. we could see a facility in australia go off-line. there are so many factors in this market, even the smallest thing could set off. we are on such a razor type sort of situation, anything can make everything. -- anything can make everything change. >> i love that. let's get to the first word news. we have vonnie quinn in new york. >> thank you. l

so they left peter strzok, ms in nc has struck it seven times since the raid. fake new cnn has a whopping eight times. now the new boss of fake new cnn, he vowed to bring hard news back to the network. chris, what is going on? was literally fired for anti-trump political bias and is on text saying he will stop donald trump from becoming president. and if your plan does not work we have an insurance policy and your so-called news network is giving that guy eric time and calling him an expert? and saying his analysis is expert analysis. like anything? the media is supposed to speak truth to power, right? but no one at msn dnc has any interest in holding our federal government accountable so long as donald trump is out of office. here with reaction, donald trump with the intel committee and let's start "the wall street journal" and gregg jarrett pointed it out on air last night, and that is the federal records act actually gives authority to a former president to have custody and control of presidential papers. now when you accompany that with the timeline that we

. >> anyone who says they know what's going to happen with nc pelosi is not being honest with you.eration of democrats is itching to move into leadership. they tiptoe around the possibility of succeeding pelosi . could get there it also causes delicate dance you put yourself out prematurely, then you look foolish. if you wait too late, you fluster moment. >> there is no clear successor. >> she plays her cards very close. and assumed that members of the caucus are going to vote one wa or the other. many of the contest that she ha been involved in in leadership, she has had to gulp member by member. >> she is legendary for her inside game, working the democratic caucus. >> nancy pelosi is a master vot counter, she is at master in using the room, if she has the votes, she will likely stay. if she lacks the votes, pelosi is likely done after 20 years o leading house democrats when it comes to pelosi, we will know her decision when she knows. >> thank you very much fred coming up, paramount pictures accusing a pop-up restaurant of stealing its uv ideas by modeling the pop up after a res

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spend their time where they're not doing just the bare minimum building up their own thing whether on ncfans or something like that they would rather do it to put money in their own pocket that the growth of the gig economy and also whether people have been able to scam various entitlement systems and assistant programs and some people are suffering from weird combination of burnout and undiagnosed depression as a result of the pandemic in the lockdowns and furloughs in total roller coaster ride over the last two or three years. the problem is they are preparing themselves, not just for life and mediocrity but let's be clear a robotic winter is coming, the system that we live in and the society is not good to tolerate endless labor and supply chain issues robotics will be in full force and i'll say this to anyone watching, if you aren't already actively developing marketable skills that can easily done by robots and computer programs, you need to because soon you will be quiet doing nothing. tom: a dark future, no robot could replace you marie, don't you think? >> thank you, or you tom,

solano beach and nc needs. eventually decisions will have to be made to adapt in certain ways.eas. armoring are our coast and replenishing sand on the beaches and then ultimately when the sea level rises enough, we have to start thinking about retreat. leading scientists are predicting another foot of sea level rise in the next 20 years. but scripts researchers are trying to warn the public about just how active and dangerous these cliffs are. today we have to be thinking about moving people out of harm's way. i wouldn't surprise me if they went while we were standing here, researchers say at the more aggressive areas they're losing about two inches of bluffs every single year, but they won't happen for years. and then i'll like once that's very latest from sunset cliffs, jamie chambers news. alright i hope you had a nice weekend. we're winding it down now yesterday hot today not as hot kind of pleasant these are the numbers down a good 15 2025 degrees and some places especially inland today temperatures tomorrow are going to come up a couple of degrees. maybe 5 to 10 degrees,

companies creating change in durham, north carolina, had wall street that started with the 1898 founding of nc mutual to provide insurance to african-americans who could not get covered from the insurance companies. in just a few years the largest black-owned business in the country. now, i know in your book you talk about the slave trade and the insurance of that and everything like that. did this come up at all during your research? >> no, i sort of veer off in the mid 19th century. so, yeah, unfortunately, that's not so much the world that i knew about. there are not enough capital holding black port city americans to have their own corporations or anything like that. it's probably likely that at some point there are investors. there aren't that many women in my book that are just looking at this one particular manifestation of this transnational system with the people whose names are on their paperwork and sort of formal owners of this information. it's a particular group of port city elites. a lot of the people who come in after the loyalists went away during the american revolution. sort

it is still taught at another school -- until someone retired, it was taught at nc state. we do have a problem because some folks deal with -- we are dealing with product -- broader issues, the world. forget about the community that they are supposed to be serving. >> i think you bring up a really good point, something that the field history and public history both need to grapple with, which is that if you are interested in this space but thought you would not be allowed to tell the truth in that space, that would not necessarily lead the degree you want. if you are thinking i am trying to write this promise story and my tenure committee what knock this down -- what knock this down -- that is something we really need to grapple with quickly because in the day and age of podcasts and a create your own broadcast, while -- i am a personal fan of academia and that kind of rigor, it is not required to get the story out so i think we need to think about that and grapple with, if you want younger. who are coming up in this generation, all about unnerving the truth in any 20 are

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listen, i want the fbi, nc joe biden, nancy pelosi,y the democrats know that i'm voting for president donald j. trump inon 2020 four. >> that's what i want for you know, matter. what does that have to do them? i congratulate the applause. well, you know what?the applau because thisse is more listen, this is not just about classified document. this is about stopping donald trump from running in twenty ,ty twenty four . i see they have nothing. trump, what's next? are they going to rate his house because he did return a book to the library. you know, he sold the white house napkins. what's next? you know, the russian hoax didn't work. those phony impeachment didn't work. and then they said, well, this is going to be the thing thatng takes them down, raiding his home and going throughla melania's calls it it's going to take him down, not to russia. hopes not to impeach him. but this this is the one man. it's ridiculous. it is . it does feel like the worry too. so that they is that they took alldo these boxes. so if they don't find what they said they were finding, they might find somethi

leadership partnership and love david nicholas is the best-selling author of schultz and peanuts and nc wyeth which won the ambassador book award for biography since we are partnering with the concord museum. let me know that this is a bit of a homecoming of sort as david is a proud graduate of concord academy and it's traverse the shores of walden pond in the trails in which british regulars marched on april 19th 17. a5 it is a pleasure to welcome tonight's moderator back to the national archives. tom putnam is the former director of the kennedy library and served as acting director of the office of presidential libraries before he chose to abandon the 20th century having been wooed by the siren song of concord's reformers transcendentalists and revolutionaries. he's a close friend and we are pleased that he is spearheaded this partnership with the national archives and the fdr library. as you may know the national archives administers the network of presidential libraries from herbert hoover to donald j. trump franklin d roosevelt library was our first we now have 15 libraries in tota

nc declaration. we've seen san francisco do it last week, and now the state of california.s that the right call or should the administration actually do just that? i think the administration has two and again . it's like, you know, to really have ah! and to this outbreak. we need a national strategy. we need everyone working together in a haydn way because we're not doing a good job right now. this time in francisco cases doubled within the last week. just really quickly before we let you go with any vaccine. there are risks. do you know of any risks or downsides associated with the monkey pox vaccine? no, there are no risks right now with the currently uh, you know, available genius vaccine, which is the new generation vaccine in the old vaccine, which is the one that many adults who have 50 what have received. for if for immune compromise pregnant individuals, uh, it didn't you know, basically come back alive because it's a live vaccine. so that's why we're you know, everyone's really, uh, promoting the currently a new generation genius vaccine. alright well, we will let

dan newhouse, the incumbent,nc the endorsement for former president trump is lauren kulp there? and thenendo michigan, you have peter mayer, who's the incumbent congressman facing john gibbss is, also endorsed by former president trump. i think we can ndor get some numbers on that michigan race if we check in here. yes. again, it's early there, 80% in, but you have roughly 12 hundred votes separatingy the two with gibbs, the early lead. one more thing i want to just show you real quick here, and that is this is not a race that is a congressman or senator governor. is a ballotgo measure in the state of kansas. and it has to do with abortion whether the state should do away with abortion rights inrt the constitution of the stateio right now it is no no gets 63% of the vote. es and yes, it is at this point. 37%. you've got about 30% ofat the vote in. that's a big vote about abortion. cu it could have repercussions other places. but kansas, as you know, prettya red arizona. arizona's really early. not going toy get no numbers from there until about 11:00 p.m.. let me ask you on a ye

nc investigation into china's influence is coming out next month.the chinese take over in brazil is going to happen here in america h if we're not careful. and that's why bovines is trying to stop it. we should all care. joe biden is an obvious and physical mental decline. many d have noticed that probaby you a brand new poll from from issues and insights shows a majority of americans arere concerned about the president's mental health.ee it's not easy to. see here. here he is earlier this weekit shaking hands with an invisible . rson now our great speaker, our partner, who all of these t bills we've mentioned have been worked through the senate and every one of us one hasug been worked through the house. you know, we don't know that that's the result of a medical condition if he was nervous. but dr. siegel might indeed know he's a fox news medical contributor and joins us now. dr. siegel, you've been watching joe biden for years. whatat do you think? well, first of all, i'm concerned about this poll because it's issuess, insights, a poll. they're a

solano beach and nc needs. eventually decisions will have to be made to adapt in certain ways.o fight against the rising seas armoring our our coast and replenishing sand on the beaches and then ultimately when the sea level rises enough, we have to start thinking about retreat. leading scientists are predicting another foot of sea level rise in the next 20 years, but scripts researchers are trying to warn public about just how active and dangerous. these cliffs are today we have to be thinking about moving people out of harm's way. i wouldn't surprise me if they went while we were standing here, researchers say at the more aggressive areas they're losing about two inches of bluffs every single year, but they won't happen for years. and then i'll like once. all right. thank you for that report. 19 migrants were rescued off the coast of southern california over the weekend. the u. s. coast guard says it received reports of a boat in distress near redondo beach. no injuries were reported . the men and women were taken to a coast guard base where they were processed by customs and

where it falls regarding -- where it falls in proximity to other commercial uses or how we look at our nc uses and what's allowed there? >> in regard to, so this is in an nc1 cluster so it's mostly the corner of the intersection that have the designation. nc1 does allow for commercial uses at the ground floor but residential is permitted ground floor use. that's not what's under the request for conditional use authorization. ground floor residential is a permitted use within the nc1 district. there's no controls related to the removal of the existing commercial at the site or the demolition of that commercial building. >> great, thank you. it sounds like from the project sponsor, this has, it's serving a church use now, it has had a couple of commercial uses but not -- i would not say a church is more a community serving but not commercial and it's not a commercial use at this time. those were my questions. other than prapsz the comment to hopefully -- than perhaps the comment to get the bike lanes repaved to see where the bike lanes are to be. there's good visibility for the folks coming