so we'll find out in a couple of weeks. >> otto lee says the board will consider the issue of doctor dewan and making the trustee position a position that's appointed, not elected, at its upcoming meeting in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> disgraced music mogul sean diddy combs returns to court when his trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges is expected to begin, and the argument his lawyers are now using and hurricane milton, a deadly storm that did devastate neighborhoods all across florida tonight. >> what's now being credited with helping save a lot of lives in that cooling trend is underway. >> you noticed it the last couple of days. certainly today, tomorrow you'll notice a little more and then right into the weekend, there's an opportunity for a shower on saturday. even so, we'll see how that works does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero

i'm otto. i'm mr. burden's hired man and i'm here to drive you.a hitching bar where two farm wagons were tide and i saw the foreign family crowding into one of them. the other was for us. jake sat on the front seat with otto and i rode on the straw in the bottom of the wagon box covered up with a buffalo hide. the imgrans rumbled off into the empty darkness and we followed them. i tried to go to sleep but the jolting made me bite my tongue and i soon began to ache all over. cautiously i slipped from under the buffalo hide, got up on my knees and peered over the wagon. there seemed to be nothing to see. no fences. no creeks. no trees. no hills or fields. if there was a road, i could not make it out in the faint starlight. there was nothing but land. not a country at all. but the material out of which clints are made. host: professor, you were reciting along with laura lunsden-black there. she talks about the country almost as a character. guest: yes. one of willa cather's contemporaries, mary austin, wrote about regionalism in literature. she was u

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i'm the only person who can bring peace in the world and the other question, of detroit's otto industryeard kamala harris say we are going to make sure america, not china wins but if you put us on evs you make us dependent on china. here is vice president kamala harris trying to i think and do her past comments on ev vehicles. >> i know i'm going to tell you what you already know but let us be clear, contrary to what my opponent is suggesting, i will never tell you what kind of car you have to drive, but here's what i will do. i will invest in manufacturing communities like kent county. together we will retool existing factories, higher locally and work with unions to create good paying jobs. [applause] >> including jobs that do not require a college degree. brian: this after three years of telling customers what cars they are allowed to drive, telling voters what cars they are allowed to drive. it is so amazing and going back to whether it tied up in that, i do believe your point is right about the polls and you look at the past history of them but also when we get to the last couple w

where's my guy otto? thank you, man. the kitchen compiled a detailed timeline they called a history walk. the splashy visuals recounted the high water marks, high profile visits, and close calls of the previous three decades in hopes of provoking conversations among volunteers and serving as a visual aid for guided tours. upstairs conference rooms of varying sizes bore the names of maryanne ali, dorothy bell, glenda, and duane. in the farthest corner of the facility, home to the nation's largest commercial food service biodigest erer was the john fenner dish room. in the moment when he approved the decision to name the functional heart of the new kitchen after fenner, curtain was still typing away in his tired old office at the main kitchen, not quite sure of what lurked in his creel ing tiles. that window was regularly covered in dripping suds, noisily splashed up by fenner and his endless pans. curtain told fen ter plan and asked his permission to order the vinyl sign bearing his name. fenner's eyes welled with tears,

that this is actually the command of the operational-tactical group, which keeps in today. because ottosible for the situation along the length of the front, which is in the area of ​​competence. well, if we talk now about other directions, now the russians are trying to advance near selidov and there they want to repeat this story, as far as i understand it, but on an even larger scale, how is the situation there now, can a similar bypassing from the flanks happen there too, too late that the enemy using the advantage of manpower, he is trying to continue to press on the pokrovsky direction, yesterday data from the general staff pokrovsky kurakhivskyi direction turkish in fact, there are half of the battles in this area from the total number, now there is really a situation around salidovo, when the enemy is again using this tried-and-tested maneuver of building up the forces of means on the flanks, and it is extremely important for the enemy to make a simple submission afterwards. to pokrovsky, but seridov, well, it is defended there by the karad national guard brigade, quite effectiv

freddie otto is the lead scientist at world weather attribution, and on tuesday, they'll release a full analysis showing how much more intense climate change made helene. that report follows two others from climate meter in europe and the lawrence berkeley national lab, projecting that helene dropped between 20 and 50% more rain because of the consequences of burning fossil fuels. i think even without climate change, hurricane helene would have been a very damaging hurricane. but that kind of extra punch that you get from the addition of climate change and those warmer waters and warmer air temperatures, it's just an extra punch. and we don't want an extra punch. an extra punch means more destruction, higher death tolls, more damage, more higher cost. cierra peterson isn't just a paleoclimatologist at the university of michigan. she's also a mother, part of the group science moms, and worries how burning more oil and gas will further supercharge extreme weather. the most recent national climate assessment projects the same region. helene hit the hardest, will also see the greatest rise

the regional capital of the ranger is convoy drove by otto peddler square to the house of a fond hotel. some house i've arranged to meet con, come alba. she's a historian and the nazis or national socialists or her specialist feels particularly here in syringe. yeah. i asked her if history could repeat itself. no, i know. i don't believe that history repeats itself. it shouldn't. i think these kinds of analogies are important because they can highlight the fact that our society or our politics may be in danger placed in because this is on a field and they can reveal a potential threat to democracy. and come on, dustin will, cartoon should show that democracy can also fail and that democracy can feel suddenly shots, no one's in rhode island. there are major differences between german society and 1933 and now in 2024. and that means any analogy quickly reaches its limits on the other defense. so what exactly happened in 1933. on january 30th, the nazis paraded through the center of berlin. they had finally made it into the government. although the national socialist scotches 33 percent o

dani otto, ex director de la agencia de inteligencia de israel, el mossad, asegura que netanyahu eraecho a defenderse. >> nosotros no estamos buscando guerras regionales, estamos buscando remover amenazas, incluso ante crÍticas de otros paÍses, incluyendo estados unidos, por el impacto devastador que tiene esta guerra en la poblaciÓn civil. >> la vicepresidenta de estados unidos, kamala harris, en el programa de cbs six minutes, hablÓ del asunto the need for humanitarian aid the need for this war to end the need for a deal to be done which would release the hostages. mientras que el presidente biden afila su retÓrica hacia el primer ministro netanyahu no administration is helped israel more than i have non non non and i think we should remember that. los nuevos frentes en la guerra preocupan a las personas que aÚn no saben de sus seres queridos que fueron tomados como rehenes el 7 de octubre. >> ahora hay una guerra con irÁn, una guerra con libanon. entonces no hay ninguna negociaciÓn para mandar los cruceros. >> desde el primer momento. yo estoy con esperanza y segura de que algo va

moment one of its volunteers found the body of his mother among those who had recently been killed. otto southcourt again says that the gnomes of international law went out of the door. one schools and hospitals were being bomb without its wont be more than a yoke genotype within the destruction. i mean, you can actually know when out the door when schools and buttons are being a schools and hospitably involved. i mean, inside the yellow context, it's more than 75 years of, of the illegal occupation about take instruction. but this last year has just been circuitry and the western world has tried to create this impression that it's mobile. and what this is the best is it shows that the publicity in the book to see in the application, if it's an extra rule, that's when it comes down to way. if you look a certain way, sound a certain way, then yes, will apply it to national low to you. but if not, i mean people can do what they want to you and it's additional want to. but i would like to hope the trust that china and the biggest countries like south africa, can work together in bringing a

he'll be running against conservative rival, as otto does gather from the governing coalition. while it is form, a president has accused the government of trying to kill him. a convoy carrying eva morales was drunk by bullets. guffman condemned the incident. but some of this is claimed all as potentially direct to the attack on himself. no, swan the reports that the abram or all this was on his way to a television station when 3 vehicles into subsidies call the mouse men jumped out and opened fire the firing motor. all these can be heard on this video posted on his facebook page. let's get out of it quickly. another video posted shortly afterwards shows helicopters, leaving the scene. the former president later appeared on national television. yeah, the span of the colorado arrives down by 14 shots. you can see them come in, but yes, there were 14 shots, the one to the drivers handle if you arrived bleeding and the another shot to it is on. luckily, none of them hit me. but all this has been fighting in the rest for an issue earlier this month, accusing hello sex isn't on the r

i was reading about encounter with otto fuchs the cowboy and this is a prairie garden seen . he has gone out into the garden with his grandmother. i sat down in the middle of the garden and this is where he asked to be left in the garden where snakes could scarcely approach unseen and leaned my back against a warm yellow pumpkin . there were brown cherry bushes growing along the furrows of the fruit. i turned back the triangular sheet and all about me giant grasshoppers twice as big as any i've ever seen were doing acrobatic among the drive lions. the gophers hurried up and down the plowed ground . there in the draw bottom the wind did not blow very hard but i could hear it singing it's willing to and i could see the tall grass sweep . the earth was warm under me and warm as i crumbled it through my fingers. queer little red box came out and moved in close squadrons around me . the backs were polished with black spots, ladybugs . i kept as still as i could . nothing happened . i did not expect anything to happen . i was something that lay under the sun and felt like a pumpkin

a few years ago, i had the pleasure of meeting eleanor otto of california, one of the original rosie'sshortly after the attack on pearl harbor, this single mom with an infant son, learned how to operate a rivet gun and began work at an aircraft plant, with the exception of a brief hiatus immediately after the war, eleanor remained on the job until she reached the age of 95. working rosie the riveter. the contributions made by the roses of the great state of maine to that likely meet her our longest working rosie the riveter. the contributions made by the rosies of the great state of maine to the war effort were also extraordinary. during the war, in maine's shipyards built 1300 ships, nearly 2000 remarkable women were among the workforce that produced one destroyer every 18 days. think about that. mechanics ane operators as south portland, ane maine, shipped yard produce to hundreds 74 liberty with 3700 women working as welders, mechanics, and crane operators, the south portland maine shipyard produced 274 liberty ships. among that dictionary workforce was -- and she helped them uphold

kelly gave trump an opportunity to suggest that maybe he meant otto von bismarck, but he said he meant hitler. he not only lost a world war that hitler started but mostly died by suicide as that failed war ended or were found guilty of war crimes or were executed. not exactly a team that the president of the united states should want to duplicate. but trump's affinity for dictators stretches back more than three decades. in a 1990 interview with "playboy," trump remarked when the students poured into tiananmen square, the chinese government, they were vicious, they were horrible, but they put it down with strength. that shows you the power of strength. end quote. trump's beliefs are neither new nor a harmless game of political trolling. they appear to be deeply held and decades long. someone supporters claim it is all just hyperbole, remember that trump has expressed these views for most of his adult life. this is who he is. it is who he has always been. and it is who he promises to be if re-elected. now, those who work closest to him tell us that our ears are not deceiving us. on frid

. >> he also is used military stick language about non-existing gang invasions of colorado otto i will rescue aurora and every town that has been invaded and conquered, these counts have been conquered explain that to your governor. he doesn't have a clue. >> they've been conquered both colorado's democratic governor and auroras republican mayor called the invasion, talk nonsense. >> perhaps his comments will be dismissed by a summons hyperbole, but it come on the eve of the publication of bob woodward's new book in which the former joint chiefs chairman mark milley, who served during the trump administration described trump is quote, a fascist to the core to which woodward writes, quote, i will never forget the intensity of his worry joining us now cnn political commentators van jones and david urban also politico's meridith mcgraw. so van do you think it's an effective strategy for harris to be focusing on these remarks from the former president i, think it's an important strategy because i do think that the stakes are getting higher and higher. you're seeing donald trump be increasi

here with trades is ava ottos.straight to the one which is your buy. which is it and why? >> my buy is docusign. the other two are hold. d docusign is finally profitable. for 20 years it was an unprofitable company. they have finally turned the corner in the last year and a half. the gross margin has gone from 75% to 85% in the last four years and they have cut their sgna by a massive amount from 75% to 55%, and as a result, their ebitda has increased massively again from negative 15% to positive 7%. and so even though the company's doing great, we see greatfuture going forward, and their rate evaluation is half their peers. the company was doing great during covid and then it dropped. now it's about 60. we think it's great going forward. >> that is good news for that company because the product is one i know all of us have used at one time or another. thank you very much. and thank you, everybody, for watching "power lunch." good to have you with us. >> i'll be back at 4:00 p.m. we have carli lloyd. >>> thanks so

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where he's working the mayor of chicago at the time, martin connelly, and the governor of illinois's otto, i believe it is. and they they're basically saying form your own group and write this. we will help you get it passed. and they do they go form their own sort of what's to be best, most profitable? how do we basically kickstart urban renewal in, these blighted areas in the city of chicago when they're coming off of a massive housing shortage and just like very violent housing, sort of housing transition because. the racial dynamics of, the different neighborhoods are changing. we're going to see the end of like racial covenants being enforced by the courts just one year later with a kerner kramer decision. and so they constructed this piece of for a housing kickstart, urban in the city. and basically the industry is writing the housing for the city of chicago. and that basically becomes model that different administrations at to do housing policy throughout united states. hirsch talks about how the university of illinois basically asked for power of eminent domain to decide who will

you wonder if otto manufacturers give a similar nod to the fluctuation in their business on the heels of borrowing costs that are more or less accommodative? jonathan: looking for the numbers to drop, coming up we catch up with sharon bell at goldman sachs. terry haynes talks to us about the million dollar prize from elon musk. and kurtz talks about pricing in the so-called trump trade. equity market, stalling after climbing 20% this year. goldman sachs says the decade of big returns might be over, that they estimate the s&p 500 will deliver an annualized return of 3% in the next 10 years with 1% on the real basis. sharon bell joins us with more. welcome back to the program. walk us through what underpins the view of muted gains compared to what we have delivered the last 10 years looking out another decade? sharon: that analysis comes not from our london team, but the u.s. strategy team, making it more compelling, because the u.s. equity market has done so incredibly well in the last year, as you pointed out. in the last decade it has been an incredibly strong performing market. the

indeed, wilkinson had an active relationship with soviet spy otto katz from the 1930s.n's main man in europe, who was regarded by m15 as the most important communist agent outside russia. now really, what would have been the difference if they'd used a portrait of another former labour mp and minister? he was actually chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, say oswald mosley. well, all of this made for a fitting preface to today's budget that raided £40 billion of your money. rachel reeves began by congratulating herself for being a woman. >> well, this is the first budget in more than 14 years to be delivered by a labour chancellor. it is the first budget in our country's history to be delivered by a woman. i am deeply proud to be britain's first ever female chancellor of the exchequer . the exchequer. >> well, at least there's one labour minister who knows what a woman is, i suppose. anyway, she then went on to breach labour's key manifesto pledge and went ahead with increasing taxes on working people. >> we will increase the rate of employers national insurance by 1.2