land, a new town, and a new co. i think there is a lot that is general about the story, not just particular to the jewish faith. the other way hannah starts to feel better about her situation is when a new friend reaches out. i think that is something that obviously can happen with anyone. >> sandra, wonderful. we will take a quick break and return o children's author, sandra feede, in a moment. > >> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i'm honored to be your host. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with children's author sandra feeder and her book called bitter and sweet. it is about a young girl named hannah who moves because her father gets a new job and she is going through the transition of a new a new school. the title "bitter and sweet" gets woven in throughout the story and it has a wonderful ending. i wonder if you can give us a peek to how that evolves so anyone who is listening is enticed to go out and buy the book. >> bitter and sweet first refers to how she feels about moving.t moving.

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all they have their new town office hours posted here at the entrance now to make up for friday off,loyees will be starting their day half hour early and ending in a half hour later monday through thursday this week over and spend very cheerful and fixated and like the longer days are absolutely a great trail. along with improved employee morale. they're excited for a better work life balance. i think it's going to be. >> so convenient to schedule personal things with family. my kids are at home on summer break. so to be nice to take him to the lake town hall employees will still work 40 hours to earn the three-day weekend in the new hours are already learning in job candidates. we had a. >> a few candidates come in for a new job interview and everything we asked them. what attracted you to the town of ellington? and they told us that the four-day workweek earlier mornings in later nights they believe will cater to more residents schedule. she always came before the day started and the phone was ringing ellington's four-day workweek experiment comes at the same time as is there's bee

we have to act for those families in buffalo, uvalde, new town, charleston, las vegas, orlando. i have been to every one of those sites. host: on gun violence, perhaps not unrelated story, this from stat news, u.s. life expectancy dropped sharply the second consecutive decline. they write that americans born in 2021 can expect to live just 76.1 years. the lowies life expectancy has been since 1996 according to a new government analysis published wednesday. this is the largest, biggest, two-year decline.7 years in total in almost 100 years. that from statnews.com. comments on twitter on the president's safer america plan. this one says, defund the police garbage that came out in 2020 protest are not refuted by the democratic leadership was one of the dumbest moments in political history. they are still paying for t talk about what republicans are doing in service to trump, not even close. democrats want to take your guns what they call assault weapons are not even equal to police and military weapons. why do you think there is a second amendment? muskets were the main weapon for c

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the parents of a 6-year-old among the 20 students and six educators killed in the 2012 massacre in new town this defamation trial will determine how much he will have to pay to sandy hook parents yesterday he was also accused of perjury by the plaintiff's attorney >> your attorneys messed up and sent an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone with every text message you sent for the past two years and as of two days ago, it fell free and clear into my possession and that is how i know you lied to me. mr. jones, in discovery, you were asked, do you have sandy hook text messages on your phone, and you said no, correct? h you said that under oath >> i was mistaken, but you've got the messages right there >>parents are seeking $150 million in damages from jones. >>> flags at the capitol are at half-staff this morning for congresswoman jackie walorski. the indiana republican was killed in a car crash north of indianapolis yesterday police say another vehicle crossed the center line and hit her car head on. two members of her staff were also killed. she had served in congress since 2013 the

towns testing out a shorter workweek. >> happy thursday. julia youtube thursday is the new friday for julia and becky town hall employees and ellington. what started as an idea a few years ago is now a reality with the town adopting a four-day workweek for a 90 day trial period. this means that town hall will be closed on fridays at lincoln town. all they have their new town office hours posted here at the entrance now to make up for friday off, employees will be starting their day half hour early and ending in a half hour later monday through thursday. this week. severance been very cheerful that done like the longer days are absolutely great tradeoff. along with improved employee morale, they're excited for a better work life balance. i think it's going to be. >> so convenient to schedule personal things with family. my kids are at home on summer break. so to be nice to take them to the lake town hall employees will still work 40 hours to earn the three-day weekend in the new hours are already learning in job candidates. we had a. >> a few candidates come in for a new job

hong kong at the time was going very fast and the british were responsible for building these new townsproviding accommodation and schooling, building up civil service, that kind of measure of predictability, so, it was a place which changed from being somewhere people pass through on their way to somewhere else to a place that became home for generations of people. that was the big change that happened under the british. susan: you write that the british did not pay attention to the impending 1997 date until 1982, then ramped up negotiations. what leverage did the british have legally? louisa: it's a difficult question to answer. the british always believed they had a weak hand. they knew hong kong was to return to china in 1997, and when they had gone to negotiate over his future, it was said to margaret thatcher, we could take hong kong back tomorrow, but we have not done that. that was a threat. and i think those words were present in the minds of british officials. at the forefront of their minds, as they negotiated hong kong's future, i think that the right, that idea that china c

those towns are testing the idea of a four-day work week to try and improve employee morale and productivity like mask lee has the story. happy thursday. julia youtube thursday is the new friday for julia and becky town hall employees and ellington. what started as an idea a few years ago is now a reality with the town adopting a four-day workweek for a 90 day trial period. this means that town hall will be closed on fridays at ellington town. all they have their new town office hours posted. >> here at the entrance now to make up for friday off, employees will be starting their day half hour early and ending in a half hour later monday through thursday. this week. severance been very tearful and fixated and like the longer days are absolutely great tradeoff. along with improved employee morale, they're excited for a better work life balance. i think it's going to be. >> so convenient to schedule personal things with family. my kids are at home on summer break. so to be nice to take him to the lake town hall employees will still work 40 hours to earn the three-day weekend in the new hours are already learning in job candidates. we had a. >> a few candidates come in for

there was one day when i all the protesters were rounded up in new town, plaza and shots, and so there were directed and to be m t r stationed into the, into the mall by the police or basically to catch hold all the protesters in the shots and, and then they just started rounding them up and beating them up. we were just wondering like, how could this have happened? why is there no where to go even even where people who wanted a escape, who wanted to avoid conflict. so then we decided to draw a map so we could see where the police are, where protesters are to make sure that people at least have an escape route. so yeah. so people will know where the police are station, where there are a lot of protesters where there are road blocks even how the transport situation is like. so this is information that would be useful for the general public, but would also be useful for people on the front lines. if they want to know, escape routes. if they want to know, basically where put police are, where is not safe, where they should not go apart from that, we've also got some feedback from the 1st

biggest challenges is how to respond to a masculine, to the biggest one in recent years was the new town shooting where the little children got shot up in the elementary school or somebody shooting. and here they had to go to school. i had like 7 loud rooms. and again teachers told us to go in the corner. oh, really g children in finance did at the school, there were 2, they were transported the area hospitals are pronounced area. hospitals. here people are now asking when there will be a debate about america's gun law. the press was handy and how many this organization for several weeks, it make a statement right? to cover make copies of the far right before the end and in the organization wouldn't. they'll be debate, they'll be delay the and are able to say this is not the time to talk about it. of the $26.00, murdered at the sandy hook elementary school. 20 with children aged 6 and 7. the gunman used an a are 15, a soap rifle with her leg charging anybody went on the ground. miss martinez close the door and we went to the corner 1st graders and no time every time i think about those k

biggest challenges is how to respond to a mess, killing to the biggest one in recent years was the new town shooting where the little children got shot up in the elementary school or somebody shooting in here. they had to go to school. i had like 7 loud rooms and again he just told us to go in the corner. oh, really g children in finance did at the school, there were 2, they were transported the area hospitals are pronounced area hospitals. here people are no asking when there will be a debate about america's gun law. the press was handy and how many this organization for several weeks, they make a statement right? to cover make recommendations for right. but for them and in the organization wouldn't, they'll be debate. they'll be delay the and are able to say, this is not the time to talk about it. of the $26.00 murder at the sandy hook elementary school. 20 with children aged 6 and 7. the gunman used an a are 15, a soap rifle with her like shot in anybody went on the ground. miss martinez close the door and we went to the corner 1st graders and no time every time i think about those kids,

. >> yes, because i looked at all the angles of new town and i made my statements hong before the mediaof that children probably did die there, but then you look at all the other evidence on the other side you can see people who -- >> that's what alex jones does. he been looking recall -- tell mow what you think the infowars podcast is and does. >> a carnival barkers who has millions of listeners and has profited hundreds of thousands from spreading it these lies, convincing rubes or people not in their right-minute to serve of -- the worst one being that sandy took didn't happen. people hike him, the late rush limbaugh, but this. alex jones infowars, his store alone earned $165 million over three years according to his records. this guy at one point was earning $800,000 selling products in a single day which would amount to $300 million dollars a year, and yet this guy is claiming that he's bankrupt, that info wars is bankrupt, that he's broke. i'm sure that his ex-wife and divorce would fwoeg differ. what do you make of this. claim that will this very ruch man is being broke y ruch ma

so unusual about this situation in particular is that how this came about is the attorney for the new towno just won a civil suit against jones. this attorney is the person who is turning over this -- these text messages over to the committee. jones' legal team tried to actually stop that from happening, asked the judge to have the material destroyed and the judge said in response i'm not standing between you and congress to the attorneys. what do you think of that? >> it was a very unusual ruling by the judge. usually when materials had been accidentally disclosed to the other side, this happens all the time in big lawsuits where somebody sends trove of documents that was sent in mistake. usually the court will issue a protective order that says don't publicize this until we straighten out and duotgo throu the material you should receive. this judge, i think, is so fed up with what went on at that trial by the defense. she said i don't care. turn it over to congress, and it is a treasure-trove, and if it ties alex jones to donald trump that's going to be a big development in these hearing

and this will be the site of 42 new town homes located right next to the pleasant hill, bart station schools and also volunteering. a different organizations will also sharing their experience about being in the navy. the town homes are expected to be done sometime next year. san jose is fleet week continues until sunday. got to go see it on the big screen and greece is going to be back this weekend in the tribute to the late olivia newton-john. amc will be showing the classic musical at 135 of its theaters starting today. and that does include 2 bay area locations, bay street in every bill and the mercado shopping center in santa clara admission is just $5 with a dollar of that going to cancer research. olivia newton-john passed away last week at the age of 73. size is just a mindset. and this palmer, indian pop in colorado is proving it a homeowner surveillance camera captured the pop as it chased down a bear. that was 4 times its size. yeah, that's the talk there. the homeowner says it's not even her dog. it's her neighbors. and this fearless canine was terrorizing the bear from j

i'll take a look at the rise in anti-semitic groups across america after leafletting in a small new jersey town this weekend just days after similar leaflets were seen on long island, new york. joining me is ken delanian and brandon buck. you've got the new nbc news poll with some major headlines. voters are angry, frustrated. they're saying for the first time that threats to our democracy is the most important issue to them. >> obviously that dissatisfaction really does stand out, but it's not just the republicans who are dissatisfied. democrats are also really frustrated right now. we asked another question. are you so angry and upset you'd be willing to carry a protest sign for a single day? we actually found more democrats saying, yes, i'd want to carry a protest side than republicans did. democrats now just trail by two points when they had trailed by 17 points back in march. >> that's an enormous jump. >> normally in a midterm environment the party out of power is way more enthusiastic than the party that controls power. that's one of the reasons why the party in power takes a big thumpin

paul: now, keane's group is headquartered in new town. only three miles from sandy hook elementary. you're a spokesman for the industry. but if you had experienced what folks in say sandy hook experienced, your family, would you speak differently about this do you think? >> it's a terrible tragedy. but what we see all too often is particularly in these high-profile events is it's not a failure of gun ctrol. but it's a failure of the mental health system in our country to provide these individuals with the help that they needed long before these incidents occurred. and we continue to see that. paul: so keane says his group's support in some parts of the gun legislation recently signed into law which provides roughly $13 billion for mental health and school safety. but the group ultimately opposed it. both the bardens and ryan busse like the law. but think the industry needs to be much more seriously reined in. unlike tobacco or alcohol, gun marketing is not federally regulated. >> it's just wrong. it may be legal. but it's certainly not moral. we have to figure out as a country what

karina bukhaichenko bohdan zayka, the only news on social media is that a new modular town has been openedere 350 people who lost their homes during the russian shelling of the city can live there, there are recreation areas and a children's playground, all this humanitarian aid from the polish government with the residents of the town, some of them had an apartment and lived in irpen, the house of the shvalovy family was hit by a russian projectile, now three of them live in a modular the town was in room 14, just like the apartment was, so we chose the whole room for ourselves. this is how the situation is for planning places. considering that there were apartments. well, for now, we don't have anything for you. considering that you need to shoot something, think about it, the conditions are very good here, everything it suits us to get shelter - says tetiana , we had to provide the local council with a passport , an identification code and documents confirming the loss of housing, a modular town was opened on the territory of the oak sanatorium, it consists of four buildings, each with

the shooter, a recent former graduate of new town school system, went back to the elementary school thatere his mother had taught, he shot his way through the glass doors, made a left down the first grade hallway that he knew because he had attended there. the principal and guidance counselor came out of a meeting with a parent that they were having on the right-hand side, he killed them and then turned into jesse's classroom and jesse stood up to him and saved nine of his classmates' lives. so, you know, in comparison he was standing up to the ultimate bully, so i was able to do that with alex and having jesse right behind me. >> standing up to bullies. >> yes. >> when you're talking about alex jones as a bully, what does that represent in our society? what is this bully that you see in him? >> it's -- well, i mean, he was found guilty of spreading lies to intentionally harm someone. you know, i was sitting in the courtroom thinking to myself i can't believe that i'm here actually having to hold a grown man accountable for lying and doing that intentionally. when i was speaking to them

justin said he wasn't happy that kelli had gone out alone in a new town she didn't know. >> i didn't feel like her life was in danger, i just didn't feel like that was a good environment. >> what wasn't a good environment? >> the fayetteville area, her by herself. if something was to happen, no one was going to call and say, hey, kelli hasn't come home in a while, nobody knows anything. >> throughout the evening kelli and justin kept in touch, texting frequently. and everything seemed fine. he said. olivia meanwhile went to bed early. >> the next morning did you try to call her or text her? >> probably at some point i texted her and said, hey, how was last night, but it wasn't uncommon for us not to talk for a day or two. i just remember, like, let her chill this weekend. >> but justin said he did wake up to a text from kelli around 1:30 a. m. he said there something was strange about it. >> the verbiage about it didn't make sense. i made it home, i'm safe, i'll call you tomorrow. why would you text me i made it home, i'm safe, i'll call you tomorrow. yo >> did you try to call her th

new team in town in virginia. g to happen with regard to george washington and also james madison, father of the constitution? >> absolutely not, bill. thank you for having me. we do have a new sheriff in town and his name is glenn youngkin and we have a team. i am here and we also have a new attorney general. it is not going to happen because these proposals that you are talking about were made under the previous democrat governor, his administration. this new administration is not having it. you have already heard the governor say we'll teach history, all of history, the wicked, the evil, the good parts. but we are not going to let people destroy what we are doing here in america. that's what ultimately they are hoping for. if you say that madison was not the father of the constitution, then what you are saying is the bill of rights don't mean anything. because he is pretty much the father of the bill of rights as well because the bill of rights that america enjoys was first written from virginia's bill of writes

feel down i said, young man, pick yourself off the ground i said, young man, 'cause you're in a new town i said, young man, when you're short on your dough you can stay there, and i'm sure you will find many ways to have a good time it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. they have everything for you men to enjoy you can hang out with all the boys it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. >> we are a nation in decline, we are a failing nation. we are a nation that has the highest inflation in over 40 years. the stock market just finished the worst first half of the year and more than five decades. we are a nation that has the highest energy cost in its history and we are no longer energy independent or energy dominant which we were just two short years ago. we are a nation that is begging venezuela and saudi arabia are oil. we surrendered in afghanistan. leaving behind dead soldiers and american citizens and $85 billion worth of the finest military equipment in the world. we are a nation that allowed russia to devastate a country ukraine

yeah, and i will still show up their new town halls and you get into some really interesting bates. most of it ends up being around climate change, but you talk a lot about taking that conservative message to unreach communities. how have you continued to do that? how did you do that when you were in office and why is it so important? so so i represented 29 counties two time zones 820 miles of the border it took 10 and a half hours to drive across my district at 80 miles an hour, which was the speed limit in most of the day. i'm not yeah. i know it wasn't the speed limit all very little. yeah the hard way respect law enforcement across forward never make their job harder exactly and the founder of the district didn't cell phone service, right? and so so the dynamics when i first ran or when i won my first election was that if every republican voted for me, i would still lose so i had to appeal to independence and democrats and i took a title representative seriously. i represented everybody people that voted for me the people that didn't vote for me and the people that didn't vote a

anything but bland. - poet, activist and radio host, chuck perkins is new orlean's man-about-town. after joining the marines to pay his way through university, chuck returned to his hometown to spread the gospel on local culture - from poetry to music. this is one of the only american cities that has a very distinct culture, like tradition here is very important. and you know, when people come here for the first time, they feel like they're in a place that's different from any place they've been in this country for sure. it's happy and it's fun, and it's about celebrating life. you can hear the sounds of africa, you can taste the food of africa, you can taste the food of france, of haiti. it's all in there. yeah. but what are the struggles that new orleans faces? one of the biggest problems, it does have to do with gentrification. what's happening is that the tastes of the typical americans are changing, you see. i mean, in the 1960's and 1970's, you had white flight, and black middle-class flight as well. and so people's idea of success was going someplace out, an hour outside of

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early caves troops shall be rushing, control town of new via car called in the cars in region, according to local officials, ukrainian army bombing resident has been bombing residential areas. this is the latest footage we have from the scene. authorities say that one us flight high miles rocket fell on the city, but failed to explode. and in another shelling of a neighboring town, a local school was completely destroyed. according to local officials, have shown this footage of the damage. no casualties have been reported as separate development, a radioactive fil storage building as epilepsy, a nuclear power plant has been passed by ukrainian shilling. that's according to local russian back officials. they have released these pictures of the after mouse showing a damaged roof on one of the buildings that russian officials are previously warned ukraine multiple times to stop selling the plant which supplies hundreds of thousands of people with electricity. he has been blaming moscow for keeping its military at the facility where he spoke to the russian by command of the new guitar, the u

we're not out of the woods yet. >>> new outrage in uvalde, texas. at a town hall last night, former congressman beto o'rourke running for governor fired back at a heckler who was discussing how the shooter was able to legally buy an assault-style weapon when someone in the back of the room laughed out loud and o'rourke called them out. >> and take that weapon that was originally designed for use on the battlefield in vietnam to penetrate an enemy soldier's helmet at 500 feet and knock him down dead up against kids at five feet. it may be funny to you, but it's not [ bleep ] funny to me. after the interruption he finished his point, he and greg abbott have agreed to debate each other next month. >>> a wildfire emergency in france. take a look. about 5,000 people in the bordeaux wine region have been ordered to evacuate. they have seen 260 wildfires just this year, four times the usual amount. extreme heat is fueling the fires and killing the fish in h local rivers. >>> back in this country, let's take a look at your thursday forecast. >> good morning. another

then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country.ng and storage team. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. jones is basically paying the penalty, being held financially liable for lies about that massacre that go along with a wider profit approach to lies, as he put grieving parents through a type of hell. >> i can't even describe the last nine and a half years of living hell that i and others have to endure because of the recklessness of alex jones. >> that's just a small quote from some of the real people affected which clearly moved the jury, jones facing this punishment. but

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we spoke to the russian back to men of a new good dog, the ukrainian town which is located close to the nuclear power plant. he's april 13th, ready to provide evidence of kiev shelling of the facility to international observers . no, no, no one knows a shoe at the moment. radiation levels are normal. it's the shelling only pierce the roof of the building. and so they wanted to carry out a terrorist act that would lead to the spread of radiation around here and further towards europe. i think this is being done in order to prevent the international atomic energy agency from entering the plant. always. we have a lot of evidence to show the international atomic energy agency in particular and how the ukrainian army has sheldon nuclear facility and the nearby city of n or go to r u b is low. all these attacks are documented and all of this will certainly be presented to the international atomic energy agency mission that which is coming here. well, this is what ukrainian politicians and their military are afraid out because they are terrorizing not only russia, but also their own citizens w

the result was the town meeting culture of new england that we know so well today. then, i will not go into great detail but i looked at four other american regions. never the same group of migrants. always coming from different places, at different moments, going to different parts of the u.s. the result was the development of the regional patterns that we know in america today. that is what albion sea was about. this next book which was our primary business tonight has the same sort of thing for the migration for africa to what is now the united states. these people came mostly in chains. these were people who came as slaves. they also came in waves. they came to different parts of america from different places in africa in the same way that they migrations from europe or patterned. the result was a considerable diversity of african in america. my book lays all that out in detail. i will not repeat was in the book that way but that is the short of what i do. >> thank you for that. i was wondering, i did think the organization divided by regions was so interesting.

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