otis, he would brought a big affidavit. he basically never even mention york. it was as if york wasn't even there. i think he was up being a little untruthful about that. i don't think they got the credit they deserved. including the ones that died at the scene. let me say one last thing if i have time, the import of white york did goes way past those men that they collected. they took the right of the german line in that area. that allowed companies ian g of the 220 intra tree to advance west to the discount railway line, which was supplying that whole portion of the german army in that area. that opened on october 8th, october 9th the german started withdrawing from the forest. a month later the month is over. people miss the import of the actions of the york patrol. >> that is a great point. that is something i failed to mention. i certainly didn't know how it fit into the bigger story. as i read more and more about the first world war, i hope to be able to put all that together. it is such a big war with such big numbers, it is hard to make those connection

he would talk about otis -- he wrote this pick affidavit and didn't even mention york, like york one even there she was being a little untruth. but i don't think they got the credit they see served, including the wounds that died there. one last thing if i have time. the import of what york and this patrol did goes way past just those -- they took the right of the german line in that area. that allowed companies e and g, the 32 independent infantry to advance west to he railway line which was supplying that whole portion of the german army. happen octoberle. october 9th the germans started with drawing from the aragon forest and the war was over. >> that's a great point and that's something i failed to mention. i certainly didn't know how it fit into the big are story. -- bigger story, at i read more and more about the first world war i hope to put that together. it is such a big war with such big numbers, it's hard to make those connections, but -- >> writing these books i have to learn assault -- learn it all and then regurgitate it. >> i we have time gary cooper was a big movie st

otis elevator manufacturers had the largest share of the russian market 16% .bank announced that for the first time in 20 years, it is raising the cost of notification of transactions from august 1, they will be 10 rubles. more expensive and as specified by the bank itself will cost from 40 to 70 rubles. per month, depending on the type of card, while notifications for credit cards and for a number of premiums will remain free of charge, which the service imitates sber explains so over the past 5 years, the volume of business. the number and types of messages sent have also doubled. and the transactional activity of customers also increased. and later, vtb bank told ria novosti that from august 1 it will increase the cost of sms alerts from 59 to 79 rub. and one more banking news, but about the central bank. today it was announced that the deputy chairman of the central bank, yuri isaev, decided to leave his post from august 1 at his own request. moreover, he became deputy chairman only in january of this year. the issue of currency control and the fight agains

hacker's minds and hearts the story of james, otis junior and mercy, otis warren. this is a dual biography of two siblings who are often overlooked, but were immensely important in the revolutionary war era author jeffrey h hacker elegantly shows how their intellectual strength and familial love for each other work to further their cause as a lawyer in politician james, otis jr. challenged the british custom search and seizure laws with fiery rhetoric later along with samuel adams. he rallied colonists against the stamp act, but his career was cut short by physical and mental infirmities. his sister mercy, otis warren took up the mantle as historian playwright and poet. her work appeared in the patriot. plus press influencing public opinion later her anti-federalist pamphlet observations on the new constitution fostered rigorous debate and assisted in the passage of the bill of rights. beautifully written the book shows how mercy otis warren was able to influence within the historical confines of her gender in her brother's case. it also shows the terrible afflicti

okay, i think next up we have pal craigo from oti.ou, can we get paul craigo on ms teams to share the slide as well. >> thank you supervisors. as i already mentioned that because the community is so broad and with so many issues, the work we do at oti of advancing initiatives, policies and programs that support transin the community are in support of the strategies. i'm going as quickly and as broadly through the highlights of our work that align best with the strategies and recommendations. so the core aspect of what we do are we advise the mayor's office and city departments, we do training and education, policy and programs and civic and community engagement. like i said some of our work naturally overlaps with the cultural strategy recommendations especially relates to transient communities. what i want to highlight this city is on our role and we are the core agency that coordinates data citywide. we have also worked with different departments and elected officials to develop the inclusion policy of 2019. another aspect around we

otis had the biggest one.arket, 16% of the football club spartak moscow, which , as you know, the people's team today has become even closer to this people, now he will order the neo-american company nike for himself. and on wildberries, the largest russian online store has become a new technical partner of spartak and will supply him with equipment , starting from the season 2023, 24, as reported by the commercial director of the club rustam makhmutov starting next season , the wildberries logo will also appear on spartak's uniform, however, it is not specified from whom the wildberries will buy shorts and t-shirts. or he himself will be engaged in clothing production since 2005. spartak has been playing in the form of nike, but in mid-may, she terminated the contract with the russian club, but nevertheless this season spartak continues to play in the form of nike in the twentieth year, wildberries became a premium sponsor football club cska a in the twenty- first year as a technical partner and the moscow dy

but i thought that otis did a remarkable job they're returning a lot of capital.y marks should be celebrated because construction has been good and she's getting her fair share. as new corp. said yesterday, construction is good in this country. i keep caveating saying construction is good, spending is good, inflation is good, we have to slow this monster down this monster is doing very well. >> yeah. otis as you pointed out, new equipment orders up 16 >> incredible. >> a lot of people use waste management as an economic bellwether >> i think that's right. >> more trash, creating more output >> i think jim fish has done a remarkable job remember, they are a construction-oriented company. when you're building housing projects, that's their best business their worst business is refuse collection of course they do a lot of that. jim has been instrumental in trying to get his trucks to be -- less diesel. he's known for perhaps having the single best golf tournament at the same time as the super bowl i think jim is remarkable. a lot of analysts continue to doubt him and

otis owns a plant in st.oduces up to 7,000 elevators a year, the ministry of industry and trade stated the enterprise will resume work and begin taking orders on august 1, while the technology, all equipment and jobs will be preserved and the reports of the largest american and european companies disclosed their losses from the cessation of work in russia , so it became today. it is known that almost 1.5 billion euros was lost by the german mercedes-benz company, and the company suspended the supply and production of british american tobacco in the red by a billion 200 million dollars. the business was transferred to a local partner. 200 million euros of losses received the french michelin and one of the world's largest microsoft companies leaving russia cost $126 million. this was the news of the economy briefly russia and ethiopia are ready to implement new plans. in the field of military-technical cooperation, this was stated by the head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov the working

jeffrey h akers eisenhardt, the story of james otis merciless work. this is a line or two siblings were often overlooked in the revolutionary war author jeffrey h packer shows that intellectuals is the love for each other work together to further the cause of a politician jesus junior challenged the search and seizure must inspire later on this annual's rallies against the stand his career was cut short by physical and mental mfrom his sister on this for the medical as historian through here in the patriot press influencing public through anti- observations on the constitution was to make a decision passage of the bill of rights usually shows mercy otis warren was able to influence that is the confines of her rollerskates also shows mine by this training people who cared mightily . >> is my turn. for finalists falsely. is washington the founding father question of slavery by bruce rex to. grounded primary sources this book walks readers through washington's education and experimentation and culture over his lifetime education can cheaply wish influenc

it took decades for his commanding officer, then general glenn otis, to realize that birdwell had notd the full honor he earned. in retirement general otis made sure to correct the record and fully document birdwell's actions to make this day possible. a member of the cherokee nation, he credits the cherokee veterans that came before him. i might note, native american communities, a larger percentage serve in the united states armed forces at a higher percentage rate than any other cohort in america president than any other cohort in america. after leaving the ar many he built a legacy of service in his community in oklahoma. he started his own law firm, served 12 years on the cherokee nation supreme court and he passed that legacy of service down to his daughter stephanie who is with him today, who serves as the director of the office of tribal relations at the department of veteran affairs. thank you, thank you, and to your wife virginia, who i know wishes she could be here with you today, give her our love as well. i'm grateful for all you've given to our country and at long last,

is otis teresa set your agenda. >> -- these are the stories that set her agenda. >> we decided to raise interest rates. dani: ecb ends eight years of negative rates. election countdown. italy will choose nejra -- mario draghi's successor. earnings snap. snapshot revenue sends shares plunging. the day after a historic decision from the ecb. it has been and a radically news flow. of course, italy, some disappointment when it comes to second-quarter earnings. we are looking at a second-quarter coming in below estimates. 11.5, krona. they are talking about starring -- starting a share buyback program. they are also adding a cash dividend of 3 billion. their pain investors back despite this miss. noticing the outlook quite yet. giving out more cash to shareholders. let's get back to the overall market. we are looking at a weaker future session. yesterday it was a trio of negative data. those leading indicators, that was the weakest since 1979. also weekly jog -- job claims as well. interesting, unable to trade on gains. italy qualified for tv guide. finally, nasdaq futures are underperformin

in retirement, general otis make sure to correct the record and fully document birdwell's actions toake this day possible. a member of the cherokee nation, birdwell credits the cherokee veterans who came before him to encourage him to serve. i might note native american communities in a larger percentage served in the united states armed forces the higher percentage rate than any other cohort in america. after leaving the army, birdwell continued to build a legacy of service in oklahoma. he started his own law firm and served for 12 years on the cherokee nation supreme court and passed that legacy of service down to his daughter, stephanie birdwell, who serves as the director of the office of tribal relations with the department of veterans affairs. thank you, thank you, and your wife virginia, who i know which it she could be here with you, give her our love. i'm grateful for all you have given to our country and that at long last your story is being honored as it should have been always. february 1971. specialist dennis fujii who is serving a second tour in vietnam conducting a res

kremlin and the latest information for today in russia shortage imagine elevators, the american company otisells its business in a country known to aggressors the global manufacturer completely ceased operations back in june, one of its competitors, the finnish con, also did the same. currently, mostly new buildings have felt the lack of high-speed elevators. production in moscow may resume, but later and under what brand it is also unknown and it is not known what quality these elevators will be. sanctions are in effect. i hope they will continue to put pressure on the russian economy in the future, i am oleksandr marchenko, i am saying goodbye to you for today, see you soon, it is very important in this difficult time to be aware of what is happening, we tell the news and we help to understand the events, however, the war can make its own corrections in the event that the broadcast signal is lost, watch espresso on the satellite now espresso has become available on two satellites at once viewers who watch our channel on the astra satellite should readjust the tuner to the new parameters, b

i have joked with rob i wish they had the oti i have been looking very hard at the challenges we havesewhere in africa and in a military coup and how can we respond? are we agile enough? we have the right staff or resources to help government put things back on track to take actions but i cannot tell you where they will be in three months or six months it's hard given the cycle to be adequately prepared for a very fluid and dynamic environment. >> briefly answer. >> . >> thank you for your leadership on the global fragility act we are working with the regional bureaus on implementation of the strategy. i can talk for a long time. you have a lot of time we love to spend time getting into detail. and we do need flexibility thank you so much for the flexibility we have been given but also we could use more. we need to do more to get your trust to have more flexible resources to keep that communication going in the something even like to have from you. we need your patience. ten years is a long time we are 23.five years of our own country we are not the it always means so i love that you

and so the atoms cousins and john and james otis go to the print shop of the boston gazette and they and adams writes about this in his diary and he says we had a wonderful night. we just he we cooked up all kinds of things to put in tomorrow's newspaper. we cooked up a occurrences and paragraphs and all kinds of fun stuff and he says it's working the political engine quote unquote working the political engine. it's my favorite thing my favorite thing in the other than my daughters in the whole world. is this this paragraph that because this is the one moment when john adams tells us really a big thing about how the revolution comes about and he's and and so if you look at the next day's boston gazette, september 4th 1769, you would have no way of knowing what was cooked up and what was not and and what are the things that are cooked up is kind of difficult to know. um, there are letters in there. there's some poetry in there that's obviously cooked up, but there's stuff that you know is in the term of the day would be considered fake news. then that boston gazette issue goes all ove

almost immediately after the company otis world 2 - a corporation left the russian market and sold itsding sate. capital for the representative of the government, the minister of industry and trade and not from manturov visited the production site and said that more than 2,000 employees will keep their jobs, and new orders will be accepted from the first of august. according to him, the capacity of russian elevator factories can fully meet the demand of the russian market for elevators for high-rise buildings with a speed of up to 2.5 m/s. about the use of branded for several months, it means that branding will be done to say that almost all areas that are involved, like units, components in lenta , are carried out all the time. russian youth educational forum territory of meanings speaker of the state duma spoke with future managers vyacheslav volodin he told young people what qualities a politician should have and what has changed in the work of the state duma . my colleague yevgeny petrukhina also listened to vyacheslav volodin's speech. you get in direct contact with us. zhenya goo

otis is trying to. i do think your, if you have europe, that is what phil mcdermott was speaking about with service now. that is why i mentioned ryan air. obviously, the consumer is not shut down. phillips had a week number. >> a nine year low. >> that didn't bode well for ge. ge has got wind and healthcare and mri and backorders. a lot of these come back to boeing. >> it is leading the the dow lower today. i don't know if you think it is about the machinists in st. louis. >> that and ryanair saying it would be inexplicable. that means they won't deliver the plains. o'leary plays hardball. he is also incredibly funny. i wish he would come in. we have to get him on with the eight second delay. >> interesting guy. part of the ledger diaspora. reinvented the way in which a ceo is allowed to behave. john ledger is ms. he was not lawyer that. i asked him how he could speak so freely. and he said, how can all the other guys lying? good answer. >> amazon down to 160. >> why? >> on the notion that consumer spen

yeah, otis and all of them are gone. mr. washington-- that's why organizations die out because nobody-- everybody wants to be on beat. everybody want to do their own thing now. i mean, we need some young people. lonzetta bryant: yeah. james bryant: but there's a lot of blesses. we'll just keep going and ke on trucking. we'll be all right. you're going to look at the spurs tonight? who are they playing? clarence pierre: i came from a white funeral home to come to lewis. i knew about the black funerals because, of course, if my family dies, we're going to a black funeral home. so i'm like, i know the kind of what y'all do. but i want to know exactly what's the magic behind the curtains of it. james bryant: clarence came out of a white environment. so working at a white [? farm, ?] to him, was not out of the norm. what was out of the norm for him was coming here. so he has to learn some things and learn how to make some adjustments. tony hendricks: mainly, when we're in school, the book is teaching you white embalming. but when

when i was a child, the baseball leagues used to come here, otis redding. >> people outside wouldn'tf it as cosmopolitan but it must have felt that way. >> pretty much. there were people with all kinds of names. it was a rich mixture of the black south meeting the appalachian white south in this place, right here. a very unique town. this town was owned by the largest company in the united states, at the time. united states steel. the money was in coal, and our parents were part of that labor movement. >> in the 1920s and taken back 30s, the coal industry in central appalachia employed 150,000 people. despite how it is portrayed, 1 in 5 coal miners were black. lynch had a population of over 10,000 people. in 2019, 533. there are still folks here to tell their story. >> i worked in a coal mine for 13 years. my dad did not work in the mines, but when they started letting women be coal miners, there was an opportunity. >> trina smith thomas is a former coalminer. claire clemens is a teacher. you artie know crystal and dr. turner. >> when you said they started to hire women. >> they were

they talked about it during the last quarter, when they had the oti adjustment they had to make. i don't think he was overly pessimistic. clearly, i view jamie differently than others. one thing i would love for him to do is to take a media call. think somebody asked him that. he said, i have plenty, but [ indiscernible ]. i would like to see him buy stocks, or i could give him some of mine to increase the stake that way. it probably wouldn't make a difference. going in, it's not like everything was frothy and high. this is a big dividend payer. they had some lumps. we have the discount when capital markets are great. >> they don't get the credit, they don't get credit. they get punished when the reserves go out there and they have revisions and pull them back. they don't get the credit. the market that rewards banks are ones that typically have late cycle elements to them. that's where you don't want to buy them. i thought the comments were in line with expectations. i thought the numbers were in line with expectations. i thought the reason ponce was more than it should have bee

hank aaron played here, otis redding. >> so people outside of here wouldn't think to describe it as cosmopolitanthat way. >> very much so. there were people named vecinni, and people named miss willie mae. it was a rich mixture of the black south meeting ining the appalachian white south in this place right here. a very unique town. this town right here was owned by the largest company in the united states at the time, united states steel. and their money was in coal. and our parents were part of that labor movement. >> in the 1920s and 30s, the coal industry in central apalachicola employed 150,000 people. and despite how it's been portrayed, one in five coal miners were black. at its peak, lynch had a population of over 10,000 people. in 2019, 533. but there are still folks here to tell their story. >> worked in the coal mine for 13 years. my dad didn't work in the mines, but when they started women coal miner, there was an opportunity. >> reporter: trina smith thomas is a former coal minor. claire clemens is a teacher. imagish owns a local restaurant. >> they wasn't hiring women. >> women did

otis redding, that is a good song. i've been loving you. kumasi: we have good options.rew: bruce springsteen. maggie rogers, that is where i am. there are a lot of things that we have to listen to during the commercial break. he has good music. what will be our number one this summer? reggie: break my soul. drew: yes? reggie: yes. kumasi: until the album drops. drew: lizzo has some good songs on ready to be loved. that is when my favorite so far. kumasi: reggie: i -- reggie: i cannot say that one that i like due to regulations. drew: everything just breaks on friday and then we go insane. fog over the city and a coastal drizzle and drizzle over the bay bridge. we have fog, clouds and patchy drizzle. hazy skies and we are tracking the smoke aloft. the air quality stays good. minor temperature fluctuations that we are not tracking intense heat. this is just creating hazy skies. we will watch more of the smoke aloft trying to push closer to the coast late tonight and tomorrow morning. nonetheless, hazy sunshine over the next couple of days. all of the smoke coming from the

host: lee otis from georgia is next up. go ahead. caller: yeah, i'm a little worried.he democrats do a better job like the republicans of we are not getting any help from the republicans, and we can do it but we need a little help. biden cannot do it all by himself. we need it coming from the republican party, but they have no platform. host: as far as the current state of the economy, how would you see it? caller: i would say it is poor. you cannot blame one party. one party is trying to do everything they can for you and it is getting blocked on the other end. we are supposed to be the united states, and with all this race, divisiveness, and negativity with the republican party and those other things, we need to prove we can be united. host: when it comes to matters of the economy, what would you say the democratic party is currently doing to help out? caller: i think we got a little more help from kyrsten sinema and manchin. we cannot force things through but if we pass things, maybe the economy would be better. host: in the last couple of days, senator manchin and

when i ran out of ammunition, it just so happened that colonel otis' helicopter crashed behind my tanknk and resumed firing and did so until it was shot out of my hands. i then used my m-16 rifle until it was emptied. i then collected a group of guys, and we moved forward in the column to do the best we could do continue to resist the enemy attack until help arrived. >> brian: you decided against evacuation. he went back off the chopper and went back and kept fighting. >> i did. i still had enough and made a game going. i wasn't going to stop. >> brian: you decided to sign up in 1968 where the vietnam war. a lot of people waiting to get drafted. what about your cherokee heritage prompted you to sign up for this war? >> well, those who didn't sign up that chose not to go, that was their decision. this was my decision. it was part of my upbringing. it was something i had to do. i did it. and i am proud of the fact that i brought no dishonor to the cherokee people as well as the citizens of the united states. i did my duty. and i was with that day did their duty. >> brian: out in end up b

host: lee otis from where they currently doing to try to help out? >> i think we got more help from kyrsten sinema and manchin, we cannot force it but maybe the economy will be better. >> it was yesterday or the last couple of days where senator manchin senator schumer have come to an agreement on something called inflation reduction act of 2022. here's the president reference it when it comes to the details. here's the breakdown. when it comes to revenue raised, they estimate $739 billion place mainly largely from 15% corporate minimum tax which estimates 313 billion of prescription drug reform. could bring in 288 billion as far as revenue. irs at another 124 million the a carried investment loophole for wealthier people, 14 billion going from that and when it comes to spending 430 billion planned for that when it comes to climate and energy proposal, that totals about 369 billion, another 64 billion four extension of the affordable care act. ... >> caller: how're you doing? >> host: fine, thank you, good to hear. i think the problem with the democr