yeah, that's eugene o'neill's barn. and every fall, we produce eugene o'neill's plays in this barn.t's actually a theater. and currently the noise is a group of high schoolers who are here for a summer camp where they're studying acting and playwriting. and going to have a performance this weekend. what is it like to direct a play by one of the best playwright nights in a barn that was on his property? it's really special. i feel real connection to the work. i mean, he wrote the plays just, you know, in the house. and then just a few hundred feet away, we actually have the place i think something special about that is whenever we do a night performance, we have two lights. we leave the light of the study on as if he's working, burning the midnight oil and the light of the show going on at the same time. so you feel his presence. and if people want to come see a show, how do they do it? they go to eugene o'neill .org which is the eugene o'neill foundation's website and we have all our information there. that's great . and how many how many plays have you directed? this will be my 31s

o'neill part of those who went out to may stone to secure o'neill's release. he was released 3 days later. mostat likely she was part of tt and the youngest member we are talking about a 15-year-old girl.h going out with other townspeople. it's people who just raided her town and burned down two-thirds of the buildings for her father's life. the other partil of that might e more is george who was the person in charge of the raids was so impressed he gave her a tortoise shellw box that's now n thend collection of the center r culture i'm not sure it went that far but part of the legend. short liz thereafter they sail back. they fired pon the british. they teach people a lesson and sure enough --os oh, gosh fredericktown and george town. they first went the fredricktown and then georgetown. a woman by the name of katherine tried to w save one house occupd by an older woman. the house just turned out she was able to save the house next door. theyen bought the house that was rented.. in 1855 when she died her there was the first record of this happening no account

y escucho tanta ocasiÓn el nombre m sonaba con el hombre y le pregunto shaquille o'neil.o y le hago asÍ y nos dice vengan. y me pongo mÁs nerviosa. nos estÁ llamando. y vamos emocionadas con nuestro telÉfono para sa carns la foto y ahÍ me pregunta. es tu mamÁ. sÍ. que estÁn comprando una lavadora y se las pago y empezamos a gritar de emociÓn. y agradecimiento, porque no nos esperÁbamos para nada y no sabÍamos que Él hacia eso ni mucho menos. pero bendiciones que llegan cosas dios, ¿no?. >>> totalmente, quÉ bonito momento. les dijo por quÉ tuvo este gesto tan especial con ustedes. >>> no. es un personaje superhumilde y bondadoso se le nota. y realmente lo que me ha gustado por lo que han hecho en la vida. tantas bendiciones de familiares y amigos vieron ubl publicaciÓn en la pÁgina de instagram. y venezuela se hizo viral. y porque orgullosamente soy orgullosamente venezolana. y estamos felices y yo sabÍa que bendecido era como blesz you. y bendiciones. y en venezuela se hizo famoso. no estaba preguntando de donde Éramos ni mucho menos. yo orgullosamente digo que soy venezo

john o'neill did the best he could to kind of be a one person defense? obviously, he was overwhelmed overtaken and was a prisoner of war on the british and taken out to the hm frigate maidstone. that was that was anchored offshore. so the local legend is that his 15 year old daughter matilda went and got secured his freedom. i don't know. how where we're how much influence or you can say that she led the charge but is public record. and he did have a daughter named matilda and there's a public record of a miss o'neil being part of the flag of truth delegation from the town that went out to the maidstone to to secure o'neill's release and we're not sure exactly what happened, but he was paroled three days later. so most likely she was part of that and probably the youngest member and what i think is really interesting. okay to put in today's terms. we're talking about a 15 year old girl. so right like let's say she's high school sophomore can drive going out with other towns people but going out to the people who had just rated her town burned burned down

when was tip o'neill's memoirs called of the house. and the other one was sam donaldson's white house memoirs called. hold on mr. president and both of them were great successes. because i was able i think in the case of sam, we finally understood i had to learn lesson that sam really was somebody who was better at talking than he is at sort of narrative writing. so i sort of talked it out of him. and in the end we got a wonderful book. and tip, you know, it's just a great storyteller and the book was very entertaining and very successful. so right then i had these two and then i did jimmy carter and roseland carter together. so in the first couple years i had these three major books by major public figures and i did a bunch of other books one with the great stanley carno the correspondent for south asia, of course southeast asia corresponding want to pull a sir. so just sort of you know in the way that either was going to work or it didn't started to work. and once people got a sense that i was doing political books. they would send t

michael o'neill back in charge _ be very difficult.t managing the occasion for the young players as many as three or four teenagers? they are going to have to grow up quickly— they are going to have to grow up quickly because it is going to be a hot house — quickly because it is going to be a hot house in here tonight, but you respond _ hot house in here tonight, but you respond to— hot house in here tonight, but you respond to it. obviously it is difficult _ respond to it. obviously it is difficult at times, but they will be helping _ difficult at times, but they will be helping the young players respond to it. helping the young players respond to it you _ helping the young players respond to it you have — helping the young players respond to it. you have the experience at the back for— it. you have the experience at the back for some you hope you will see them _ back for some you hope you will see them through, but no getting away from it. _ them through, but no getting away from it. it's— them through, but no getting away from it, i

a great place to learn about john o'neill and his family. learn more about matilda o'neill. in georgetown, it is aay busines that you have several finds that and you can definitely go and learn more. where is dale housekeeping, offer for sale park, a wonderful place to learn about it. usually old the annual event and i'm sure they will be doing that again thise year. the national parks are, that is the site where it was found on her yard so we have to learn more aboutes her. another great place to learn more, haven't been there yet, such an amazing job and create that flag for most i don't have it necessarily telling wanted to show this, this website is fabulous made by the maryland state archives, it is a couple years old, this is where i got information. search by county and learn about those enslaved, it is a great resource t. two wonderful interns, sydney and chris will help so a person shot out to this presentation. with that, i am done. >> thank you so much. i have learned a lot. a quick question first, the white house in georgetown, is actually the house where she was

it was cross live now to our 2 union o'neill, who is their hosting. our exclusive coverage unit and what's the latest? hi, rachel. yeah, we are deep into day 2 and perhaps you can see a throng of activity. it's all going on very much the focus today at the global economy, those supply chains. how that's evolving, devolving in some ways as well. uh, what's the solutions at to that a whole lot of global issues t issues being spoken about on throughout the day. we've been getting guest expert analysis on that. on this our we continue with move. it seems like the trimming of a trade promotion kind self of india. you're most welcome to our studio here in center petersburg. hope you're enjoying the for the lovely, lovely moment. then it's a lot of hustle and bustle. and normally, one would not imagine this kind of strong economic activity, and i'm quite surprised and very happy and pleased to be here. it's an energized place. so now you're absolutely right. you're absolutely right. it's a, it's a lot of positivity and lot of optimism that i see in the busin

that's a r t 's union o'neill, hosting our exclusive coverage for us unit. and thank you for that update and do stay with us and our exclusive coverage of the 26 annual st. petersburg international economic forum. that's all for now. but be sure to check out our t. com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. the . the hello and welcome to the cross top or all things are considered. i'm peter level. can there ever be a lasting peace in ukraine and europe as long as keeps backers only want continued conflict? the west has the wrong priorities. it is looking to inflict a strategic defeat on russia. instead, peace will return when security is guaranteed for all the cross talking the search for peace. i'm joined by my guest general lee in big board . he's chairman of the stand up america, us foundation and rest. and we have, mike, i'm a lucy is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst. and in cambridge we cross the doctor. the big pg is the founder of unit, which is a defense intelligence organiz

democratic speaker tip o'neill praised her efforts on a visit to the executive residence saying the white house has never looked better. nancy reagan cared deeply about the health and well-being of her fellow americans. perhaps her best known initiative was leading america's campaign against drug abuse. it's a bit ironic that the woman who would never take no for an answer ask an entire nation to just say no. well stir still serving his first lady. mrs. reagan received a frightening diagnosis breast cancer through her own personal trial including her public decision to undergo a radical mastectomy. she devoted herself to raising greater awareness of breast cancer and inspired generations of women in their own battles against the disease. and after the white house when her husband was struck with alzheimer's disease hers was the strongest voice in support of life-saving support. even decades after the reagan administration ended she continued to leave her mark on our nation. in every subsequent administration historians have tried to identify who performs the quote nancy function. the pers

tip o'neill was the speaker of the house and he said i got to get my economic package through and heecame pragmatic to work across the aisle to get things done for our country. the final characteristic of ronald reagan is that he was an optimist about america's future. you couldn't get him down, he believed in the american spirit, our national character, our freedoms, and we are truly the white house of freedom for the world. we need to have that optimism today for america. our future is bright. the conservative philosophy is right for our country. let's get out there and work for the principles of freedom we believe in and our forefathers have fought for. thank you, and god bless you. ♪

of the earlier artes union o'neill and locks on a boy to discuss what to expect. and the 2nd day of the forum for the minister of hungry peters. the arthur is expected in saint petersburg both for the conference and for high level talks with russian. and the 2 major is, and it's a very interesting development because as you probably know, hungry is still receiving a lot of incentive to, in fact, more than 80 percent of its crude oil. and more than 80 percent of its gas from russia. despite the fact that the you imposed embargo and maritime uh, energy supplies from russia, but uh hungry. enjoy this uh this uh, ability to buy it saturday uh from russia and according to reuters ford has came out with some estimates just so this morning is going to buy even more. and the reason why it wants to buy more is because they're higher, very high a concern about a tax on energy infrastructure around europe. remember the destruction of pick a home, a health care site, or plant uh, not so long ago on the uh, explosions of the noise stream pipeline. and uh, just they added a dee

the i let's go live down to says because the that's all to view the o'neill is that in the thick of the action. yeah. and we believe you are a busy man and we're following you the coverage every minute. like, what's the latest? yeah, it's all going on today or are they to at usually the one of the busiest day today and tomorrow really, really when they the talks kick into deer at discussions i've just been walking around. i tell you what, there's a real energy in the air here. you know, it's, it's, it's a different tier. there's not as many guests from europe, the us, but i tell you what, that's compensated with the, the global side and middle eastern guess on old. so this hour we're going to size the east asia because benedict, we are seeing that research director, the bias. i'm on a think tank in malaysia join just loved me to talk to brunswick we were just talking offer um is this your 1st time to st. petersburg, so yes, that is your 1st time of the for him as well. give us your sense as, as a 1st time or really of, of what's happening here. what you've seen, things going on. the env

the guy floor of anson pizzas, wood is on the and all seize using o'neill. is that with a very special guess? i believe. you know, over to you of the time, right? yes, i am indeed. you're very welcome back to speed 2023 day 2 at the form. it's an absolute hive of activity here. it's all going on. but i have to say as you teed off there, we have a very special guest to delve into the pressing issues of the day and a lot more besides that, as welcome re as a heart of a russian foreign ministry spokesman, you are most welcome to the program thank you. thank you very much of all perhaps your your impressions of the for on this year? nope. yeah. just what other scholars of, uh, honestly, law, i already invented this formula for myself in this formula, basically describes this for him for someone who's not here. i think it's legend very seriously. and then it was a pretty, it's an economic form. it's a political event, a successful political events, which doesn't always happen and it is also an important call tool event, although for so many years with so many par

tip o'neill was the speaker of the house and he said i got to get my economic package through and heecame pragmatic to work across the aisle to get things done for our country. the final characteristic of ronald reagan is that he was an optimist about america's future. you couldn't get him down, he believed in the american spirit, our national character, our freedoms, and we are truly the white house of freedom for the world. we need to have that optimism today for america. our future is bright. the conservative philosophy is right for our country. let's get out there and work for the principles of freedom we believe in and our forefathers have fought for. thank you, and god bless you. ♪ >> washington journal. discuss the largest -- latest issues in government. coming up sunday morning, we are getting your reaction to the indictment of former president donald trump. the rand corporation talks about the protracted conflict between russia and ukraine and how washington can begin to facilitate its endgame through diplomacy. and i guest discusses campaign 2024 and other political news of

now back, this is where i see the union o'neill has a guest for us here. then see good morning again. right? yes indeed. it gets coming in thick and fast and really interesting ones as well here on at day 2 of space. 2023 and we can well come live on to the program to meet free for choice, the beller russian and buster to restaurants in order to help you in the studio. sir, thank you. just 1st of all of the time of g, a political attentions on strike, hide you characterize right? no, russia feller bruce relations let us just give you a little scaling of showing you the issue relation to the fraction galleries are on the rise. recently, over the last 2 years, we've gone down with the baser, says the road map, the unit of state programs on the key and just for use in agriculture, in industry and transfers and social set per that we signed with our russian counterparts and 80 percent of all of these union programs have been implemented, but he's considering the agreements with we and our leader is the number of contacts held their meetings, almost a monthly m

levi's design director paul o'neill says he watches his jeans after wearing them 30 to 50 times o neale advises washing jeans alone on a gentle cycle with cold water to prevent them from aiding. he also recommends hanging jeans outside to dry instead of tumble drying well of washing your jeans isn't exactly your style. o'neill says putting them in the freezer or spring than with vinegar can be an alternative to help freshen them up. all right. that'll do it for us here at kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. let's send things over to jess wills in for olivia horton today alive in the stephanie, how are you doing? i'm doing good. i mean, that gene story was pretty interesting. how often

tip o'neill was the speaker of the house and he said i got to get my economic package through and hepragmatic to work across the aisle to get things done for our country. the final characteristic of ronald reagan is that he was an optimist about america's future. you couldn't get him down, he believed in the american spirit, our national character, our freedoms, and we are truly the white house of freedom for the world. we need to have that optimism today for we need to have that optimism today for america. our future is bright. the conservative philosophy is right for our country. let's get out there and work for the principles of freedom that we believe in and our forefathers have fought for. thank you, and godod bless you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2024 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage of the candidates on the campaign trail with announcements, meet and greet, speeches and events to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network. c-span now, our free mobile video app or any time online at c-span.org. c-sp

o'neill. attorneys for the project sponsors allison and todd davis. the owners are not developers and they previously sought approval to expand their existing single family home on this site, the planning commission denied their application because it did not maximize the allowable density on the site. if i can, please have the computer overhead. this site is located within a transit rich well resourced neighborhood and was identified in the city's inventory of land suitable for residential development in the last two housing element cycles , the density bonus law project before you today is consistent with the goals of the housing element and the planning commission's explicit directive to maximize housing at this site. i do want to acknowledge the concerns of the neighbors with sincere respect. but two particular neighbors have. at 1155 washington street, llc and clayton timbral have joined forces to appeal the project. one appealing the qr and the other appealing the sequa determination. th

we had you know, reagan was in his middle of his first term, tip o'neill was speaker of the house howard baker was the republican leader in the republicans who were in the majority. i came to the senate and. howard baker was the majority senate leader and robert seabird was the leader of the democrats. and frankly, my impression that all of those that i mentioned and most other members of congress had a sense of being part of the governing process. they sort of shared shared some responsibility for how the country was doing. and and and and worked at it. and lots of disagree means lots of lots of things to fight. but that's sort of the nature of congress, i think, is that there's a lot of things always to argue about, but but in general, it was, as i say, a welcoming kind of a place. and they were very gracious and welcoming me. howard baker stood up on the floor there, and when there were five of us elected that year, five new senators and he went through a very gracious little introduction for each of us. and talked about who we were and how anxious he was to serve with us. so so that

eric o'neill is a former fbi counterintelligence operative.one of america's most dangerous spies, robert hanson, who actually passed away last week. eric, you've seen what happens when government secrets land in the wrong hands. these are very sensitive documents we're talking about. what's your biggest concern after reading the federal indictment of donald trump? >> it's a very interesting indictment as someone who straddles the law, both as an attorney and counterintelligence. this has enormous amounts of detail including pictures which you don't usually see. it's 49 pages. normally indictments are just the bare-bones facts because the prosecutor doesn't want to tip their hand about a lot of evidence they're going to bring at trial. remember, this is the indictment and trump has been indicted but he still needs to go to trial before a jury of his peers. one thing i can note about this indictment that's pretty interesting to me is the classification markings on the documents. we don't know what's in the documents. we do know the united states

o'neill. attorneys for the project sponsors allison and todd davis. the owners are not developers and they previously sought approval to expand their existing single family home on this site, the planning commission denied their application because it did not maximize the allowable density on the site. if i can, please have the computer overhead. this site is located within a transit rich well resourced neighborhood and was identified in the city's inventory of land suitable for residential development in the last two housing element cycles , the density bonus law project before you today is consistent with the goals of the housing element and the planning commission's explicit directive to maximize housing at this site. i do want to acknowledge the concerns of the neighbors with sincere respect. but two particular neighbors have. at 1155 washington street, llc and clayton timbral have joined forces to appeal the project. one appealing the qr and the other appealing the sequa determination. th

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. >> reporter: the study puts most of the blame on economic factors but o'neil fernandez, with the homeless services group called safe organized spaces, says he went from six figures to living in a tent within three months after the death of his wife. he does not believe homelessness is just about the cost of tionwi trauma. some sort ofig th colla stabiliti an trkled my tt drug addiction. it took me down that road. >> anthony agreed. >> reporter: he ended up on the streets after his wife divorced him and it had little to do with how much money he made. >> it goes way deeper than that. there is a reason why. you got to get to the core of things. until you get to the core of things and start peeling the layers of the onion back, you aren't going to know what area you need to work on. >> reporter: the study suggests ways to prevent homelessness, anything from small monthly payments to providing help to people exiting the jails. when you talk face to face with people on the streets, you learn they don't all fit the data profile. everyone has a different onion to peel. >> if you would like to le

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critical infrastructure of europe, especially when it comes to to end the earlier archie is union. o'neill spoke with a former austria in foreign minister, carrington i saw on how hungry is focused on energy security, regardless of the use policies. a person that has always appreciated farm and just a piece of seo to as a very outspoken man respectful. and this is a way to find in today's european union because on the table, a lot of people might maybe share his opinions, but um, the buildings there for reasons of the absence of coverage to said also why of the microphone and um, uh when it comes to edit sheet security and a full default and that's she, i think this is also a key word. hunger and government has always been very consistent on that because from and it's all gone all over the last. you have been a prioritizing or for the full and reliable and that your supply and when we go. 5 to the other 26, you and union members for us at least 2 decades. it was, oh, so i mean a to fight climate policy and a 2 ministers call themselves climate change, minnesota. and it's just massaging min

eric o'neill,fascinating. >>> what has not happened in more than 130 years that prince harry did in at spontaneously. we were made to help plan accordingly. ♪ we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. >>> today in a london courtroom a rare sight, a member of the british royal family on the stand testifying. it was prince harry who is taking his showdown with the tabloid media to a new level. more now from max foster. >> reporter: prince harry's year's long battle reaching its most dramatic moment yet as he arrived at london's high court to testify in his landmark trial against british publisher mirror group news

. >> the study puts most of the blame on economic factors, but o'neill fernandez with the homeless services group called safe organized spaces says he went from six figures to living in a tent within three months after the death of his wife, so he does not believe homelessness is just about the cost of an apartment. >> i think this is nationwide. this trauma is what usually triggers the collapse of the stability. i lost my wife and it turned into my battle with drug addiction. it took me down that road. >> reporter: back at the rv encampment, anthony agreed. he said it had little to do with how much money he made. >> there is a reason why. you have to get to the core things, man. you have to peel the layers of the onion back. otherwise you never know what area you need to work on. >> reporter: when you talk face-to-face with people on the streets, you learn that they don't all fit the data profile. everyone has a different onion to peel. >> if you would like to learn more about who is threatened by homelessness and why, there is a link to the study on our website, kpix.com. >>> just today,

here's our twos union o'neill in our studio at the forum, reporting on how the event contributes to growing multi polarity on the 26th and petersburg. international economic form is into it's final day at through the boss at doors here because it is a huge facility over the last number of days helps the diplomats, scientists, public figures on presidents as well. a total of some, $17000.00 participants from over a $130.00 countries where here and that is a figure that if you're looking at some of the headlines in the west leading up, the event should not have happened. russian was supposed to be isolated, not open for business. if anything, this event shows that is the complete opposite at because people have been here thinking business deals at trying to find where the world sits at currently rushes place in the, in the global economy as well. or coming in search of deepening ties and, and making those contacts at which key hubs like this bring together the, the creatives, the entrepreneurs, to people who, who want to make a spark happen. and that's what we're seeing. it is an energy here,

our team is hard at work at the heart of the 4 and the opposite is union. o'neill outlined the teams of the st. petersburg economic for him. 2023. a very warm welcome to space at 2023. and this and petersburg, international economic for them. people have been streaming in all morning for day one of the influential event. now, why they're coming here at people for more than a 100 countries, delegates from those countries as well as you've got thousands of participants here talking about the big global issues affecting the world. and of course, at russia. now the focus this here is on, at the emerging world, the global side is a big issue, of course, in terms of at feeding the world in terms of, of getting those renew ties between russia and that area as well. just to give you a sense, there is a move away from, from e u countries from nate. so towards the middle east, of course, i mentioned the global south africa asia. so it's on central america as well. big number of guests coming at for that. the sectors here that's being spoken about, you're talking about the i t at tourism non sh

i read about that when it used to be tip o'neill and president reagan. now i've seen it. i've seen also president biden and his team come back to the middle getting away from where the left pushed him. basically it's the middle that brought them together. >> well, that's -- joe manchin, always more to talk to you. >> that's where we are. >> more to talk about and i want you to come back to talk to us when you make a decision about whether you're running for re-election or that other option you said last time you're leaving open possibly. presidential run. >> everything is open. everything is on the table and not off the table. one thing i wanted to mention to you, we need a risk assessment, risk management team for the united states of america to get to this brinksmanship every time. we should be taking this on every day. what's the risk we're taking if we don't do that. >> i want to talk about that with one of our upcoming guests, ceo of bank of america. stay with us. abetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times gr

here's our twos union o'neill in our studio at the forum, reporting on how the event contributes to growing multi polarity. the 26th and petersburg and rational economic forum.

our cheese union o'neill was there in our studio with the heart of the forum. he talked to the deputy chairman of the alternative for durham when a party about the west attempts to isolate russia economically. the i was impressed by how many nations of participating in this, in this meeting i have a i, a, i've missed the german slick, the for lack of great piercings or for lack of the united states of america. so you can see the, this meeting here on the road with all the rest of the sole cause we have thoughts, quotes, it says the less than to this is a pity this opinion to compel this meeting to the meeting of the famous meeting. and douglas, i would say to people, summary, they are, we have the always wealth, it's a policy, it's then you will to as a future, because in, in the both the parents. so from the you and you pull off road or the meeting or for road or the domain they could buy is the so called west by the was a by claimant ideology by rainbow i village in here, i have the impression that the, the parents of a movie pulled off with all the a meeting