in general, it’s good if it’s a very large, very intrusive pearl, well, there are delicate pearls, likeer pearls, yes, well, yes, a small thread, yes, but there are, for example, something like sea pearls, well, that is, large ones, maybe they’re boroch , no, pearls, there are river pearls, baroque ones, and the mallorcan one, in my opinion, these are fake , it seems like pearls, there are a lot of pearls and rings, earrings, pendants themselves and different sizes, up to such huge ones, and this is always always in for example, well, too, let’s say, i used to think that pearls - this is a story about a grandmother already there, hello, there’s a grandmother sitting in front of you, no, you’re fashionable, as if, i remembered, suddenly, i’m sitting in the abstract, and then i remember that she’s also for me now, by the way, here for some reason you don’t look like, even i, well, well, because this is fashion design, who is this, by the way, this is a turkish, turkish designer evren kayarna, it’s called, she’s a graduate, if i’m not mistaken, of the french school of design and her these

, well, there are pearls as delicate as river pearls , yes , yes, yes, a small thin thread, but therefferent sizes, up to such huge ones, and pearls always, always have this, for example, well, too, let’s say, i used to think that pearls are such a story about already there about grandma... grandma, hello , here your grandmother is sitting in front of you, no, you’re fashionable, as if, i remembered, suddenly, i ’m sitting like a pearl in the abstract, and then i remember that she’s also for me now, by the way, for some reason you don’t look like me, even i well, well, because this is fashion design, who is this, by the way, this is a turkish, turkish designer evren kayarna, called, she is a graduate, if i’m not mistaken, of the french school of design, she has very beautiful shapes like this, she uses silver as these branches and pearls, yeah, and rings... a lot too, it’s just a modern design like that, you can to replay, that is, you can simply eventually unravel this string of pearls and sew a couple of bracelets from it that will go on your finger. and you know what i did, i remem

are river pearls, baroque, and the one from mallorca, in my opinion, it’s fake, it seems like pearlst of pearls, and rings, earrings, themselves pendants, and different sizes, up to such huge ones, and this is always always, but pearls, for example, have them too, let’s say, i used to think that a pearl is a story about... there about a grandmother, hello, here’s grandma sitting in front of you, no, you’re fashionable, as if, i remembered, suddenly i i’m sitting there abstractly, and then i remember that she also comes in handy for me now, for some reason you don’t look like even me , well, well, because this is fashion design, who is this, by the way, this is turkish, turkish designer evren kayarna, it's called, she's a graduate, if i'm not mistaken, of the french school of design, she has very beautiful shapes like this, she uses silver as these branches and pearls... and she also has a lot of rings, it's just a modern design , you can replay it, that is, just you can eventually unravel this string of pearls and sew a couple of bracelets from it that will go on your finger. and you

pearl barley pour into a pan of salted water and simmer over low heat for 40 minutes.ions and fry in sunflower oil, at the end of frying , pour in the melted cream into the frying pan and stir, simmer the side dish for 2-3 minutes, before serving, decorate with chopped herbs, have you ever wondered who or what it comes from? name mogilev? if not, listen to the scientists. some of them connect the name of the city with the name of prince lev danilovich mogiy, who built a medieval castle in the city. others with name prince of polotsk lev vladimirovich or the mighty lion. ayanka bathed with the noble robber masheka, whose extraordinary strength made him like a lion. one way or another, the lion is present in most legends. this means that this city is strong, proud and royal, just like his. despite the fact that the lion is present in many legends that relate to the city of mogilev, they began to use it as a symbol recently, meet leva from mogilev, according to the old tradition, the lion needs to rub something, if you want good luck, money, it doesn’t matter, rub your ha

is mallorcan, in my opinion it is fake , it seems like pearls, there are a lot of pearls, and rings,ember that she’s also for me now, by the way , for some reason you have? like even me, well, well, because this is fashion design, who is this, by the way, this is turkish, the turkish designer is called evren kayarna, and she is a graduate, if i’m not mistaken, of the french school of design, she has very beautiful shapes like this, she uses silver as these twigs and pearls, yeah, and she also has a lot of rings, it’s just a modern design, you can replay it, that is, you can simply unravel this string of pearls and sew a couple of bracelets from it that will go on your finger. and you know what i did, i remembered, a few years ago i had many, many of these bouzas from my childhood left over from different completely different colored stones, and i just asked, they made me a long, long thread in accordance with artistic understanding of the person who reassembled it for me, and i i still wear it periodically, it’s long, you can wrap it there, there’s a choker here, then i do it like th

when they are fried, put the pearl barley in the frying pan and stir.in the cream and simmer for 2-3 minutes. the side dish is ready. before serving , all that remains is to decorate it with chopped herbs. and the final touch is roasting the meat. for this, ruslan uses a special device. unique grill oven. invented in spain in the middle of the last century, hence the name, which is strange to our ears: first, the meat, as chefs say, needs to be sealed, that is, fried to give it a crust, and then coated with lingonberry sauce. how long should it be fried in a josper? 5-7 minutes, literally warm up. in order for a crust to form, the glaze to bake and the meat to not have time to burn, it’s no coincidence that ruslan used lingonberry sauce, it has a specific sweet and sour taste that favorably sets off the beef, and the final chord, put the plate, no, no, here , wait, we put it without a plate, that is, the meat on the board, yes, the meat on the board, but i like it, it’s like a man, the meat is like... and man, the gorgeous dish is ready, all that’s left

necklace and a pearl necklace where you can see a crack in the wall. take away the notebook before the end of the lesson, anna said, the second most popular answer: toys, well, in general , this happens at school, 12 people answered like this, well, your answer, which brings you 50 points, is the most popular answer, 50 the person answered, well, in general, it’s quite obvious the teacher. can pick up the phone until the end of the lesson, so the next question is: what kind of potatoes are there? anna said rotten, you said boiled, together with you they answered this way, seven people, 16 people answered, potatoes can be young, and 25 people, like me, answered, it happens, well, of course, fries, of course, well of course, 25 people , french fries. sports, where there is a goal, there were few options, 21, that’s what anna answered, hockey, your option, football 32, it’s not bad what happens with pearls, well, there’s a necklace, anna said, you they said, a necklace, who answered like that, two people, what is it, huh? and you know what 10 people answe

exactly, the pearl theme for 600, the so-called pearl mosaics for children became popular in the 19th a similar one, maybe mengeleev, no, albert einstein, shoes for 600. recently it turned out that this european record is held by wicker sandals from a spanish cave, it was forged, the oldest, right, the oldest shoes, they are about 600 years old, shoes 300, you will have to give the question to whom to alexander vitalievich, thank you . in the kurgan region, an inscription from the eighties, made by planted trees, has been preserved, 60 years old, what is the ussr, right, and the pearl theme is over 300, two types of this mushroom are called pearl: gray-pink and bright yellow, you don’t need to eat either one , maybe damn. toadstool, no, fly agaric, exactly, awards and prizes for 300, the international jane drew prize is awarded annually in the uk to just such architects, women, that’s right, mastsyna photo 300, the duge bridge, built in this country, rises above the beipandzyan river. at 565 m, a world record, well, china , china, that’s right, this was the last question of the third

borochno no, pearls are river borochka and which majorca is, in my opinion, fake , it seems like pearls a baby in the abstract and then i remember that she is also useful to me now, by the way, for some reason you don’t look like even me , well, well, because this is fashion design, who is this, by the way, this is a turkish turkish designer called evren kayarna, and she is a graduate, if not i’m mistaken, the french school of design, it has very beautiful shapes like these, it uses silver as these branches and pearls.

it is time for my final pearl. [ muffled ] >> oh, the final pearl.rder note ] [ laughter ] commence thy final pearl, greg. ooh, this is working. [ laughter ] do one about "the golden bachelorette." >> jimmy: there -- [ light laughter ] there once was a golden bachelorette, who looked for love succinctly, but when she peeked in the fantasy suite, she saw nothing but wrinkly dinklies. [ laughter and applause ] [ extended recorder note ] [ cheers and applause ] >> "wrinkly dinklies." [ laughter ] [ applause ] that was a good one greg, you did it. you're a wrinkly dinkly. [ cheers and applause ] goodbye, greg! >> jimmy: farewell, gilvin! and farewell to all of you. [ cheers and applause ] this has been "pearls of wisdom, with goat leg greg." we'll be right back with drew barrymore. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: people are going into barber shops, they're like, "give me the peso pluma." how did -- [ light laughter ] how did you come up with this style? >> it was actually a mistake, like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted to see what it -- what it wo

japanese that attacked pearl harbor hawaii president roosev just announced that also was made on all naval and military activities. and the principal of oahu. seven and a date which william in infamy united of america was suddenly and naval and air forces of the empire of japan. i asked that the congress declare that since the and attack by japan on sunday, december seven, 1941 a state of war has existed between the united states and the japanese empire. the attack was part of alan to seize control oil and other critical resources in the pacific rim. japan's goal was to destroy our ability to stand in their way. four days later, germany and italy who were allied with japan, declared war on the united stateroosevelt had believed for some time that germany pose the greatest threat to america's long term security. when hitler, mussolini set their against united states, roosevelt's concerns were proven, justified, and his need to respond was obvious. as the united states entered war, the situation was grim. japan had destroyed much of america's west coast fleet and now controlled pacific

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go on pearl. >> so go on. »- >> so go on. >> pearl, because i disagree. >> pearl, because i disagree.ould say we're in something closer to a matriarchy where women have more power than men . you know, i've power than men. you know, i've spoken to corporate recruiters and they actually give women preferential treatment through dei hiring practices , i, dei hiring practices, i, i disagree completely that there's anything holding me back as a woman. i've worked in corporate america. they're incredibly accommodating. and if anything, really, you're given more privilege and more treatment. the problem is women just aren't doing the work. the problem is women just aren't doing the work . second the problem is women just aren't doing the work. second thing you said is what male violence is preventing me from getting a job. are you kidding me? that is the most ridiculous thing i have ever heard. women are actually the more violent gender. you know, women, when we look at the most abusive relationships, you know what they are? lesbians. lesbians are the most abusive, the funny thing , the funn

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. >>> and one family gets a final salute to a pearl harbor hero. it's tuesday, may 28. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. residents across the nation's heartland are reeling after a weekend of powerful storms devastated communities with heavy rain, hail, high winds and tornados. at least 24 people have died across six states. dozens more have been injured and countless homes, cars and businesses have been decimated. on monday, that same system bringing thunderstorms to parts of the east coast. in texas, a group of firefighters' homes were leveled after a storm tore through with wins winds up to 165 miles per hour. and one family had to be rescued by their neighbors. >> they are the emergency now. so, you know, we're responding to help them out. >> governors in kentucky and arkansas surveyed damage in hard-hit areas of their states monday. and another bout of severe weather has its sights set on the plains again today. here's angie lassman with what the region can expect. what a season this has been so far, angie. >> what a season. alre

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we continue the promenade along the pearl of polesie and one of the oldest cities in our country.e participation of the king of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth stanislav august ponitovsky on the eastern outskirts a palace was founded in pinsk, which absorbed the features of baroque classicism. it went down in the history of the city as pinsky mur. three glorious polesian families: butrimovichi, hordes and skirmunts. alternately owned this palace. in the past, the palace was the main repository of the creative heritage of napoleon orna. this beautiful building with antique porticoes on the side wings and a resolith protruding in the center is the first stone civil building in pinsk. the palace belonged to mateusz butrymovich, an old pinski, a deputy of the lithuanian tribunal, through whose efforts pinsk became a port of international importance with two exits to the first stone in the foundation of the palace was laid on september 9, 1784 by the hand of king stanislav august ponitovsky. construction took about 10 years. the appearance of the building combines early classicism a

on leave he married his high school sweetheart before heading to pearl harbor.panese torpedoes sunk the "oklahoma," killing 429 u.s. sailors and marines and leaving 388 listed as unaccounted for including starring. >> he was missing in action, presumed dead. >> reporter: two years later the navy righted the ship and the remains of those who could not be identified were buried together. then in 2015, armed with new advances in dna identification, the military disinterred the remains, beginning the painstaking effort to identify the fallen servicemembers. >> we have an obligation as a nation to not leave them behind. and so this is that fulfillment of that promise. >> reporter: returning the remains of 361 men to their families. radioman third class starring winfield was one of them. receiving full honors as he was finally laid to rest at arlington national cemetery earlier this month. >> today is more about a celebration of him. he's finally getting this lasting monument in a place of just honor. ♪♪ >> reporter: a final salute for an american hero. a poignant far

, a blue pearl, dear mother.it now, it's just fantastic, oh yeah nastya, oh yeah sasha, these are these. so well, natasha the beetle has prepared a blanket for us, a blanket, fly into my arms, this one flew well, oh, dusty rose, everything, just fantastic, i'm begging you, want you give your hands up, baby, baby, put your loving hands up, baby, i'm begging you, won't you give your hand out, baby, forgive, what do you love? and that made it, i need you to understand that i tried so hard to be a man, the kind of man you want in the end, only then can i begin to live again, empty shell used to be, shadow of my life is over me a broken man side of hanging gold, then even stand the last little touch of light and i want to say that every time it’s a surprise for you, for the hero it’s a surprise and for me it’s a surprise every time, like this. look at space and get acquainted with it, recognize some new features in space. and it turned out to be such an incredible classic, hooligan, which really reflects our lioness,

oklahoma, one of the first ships struck in japan's 1941 attack on pearl harbor. this month more than 80 years later he was buried at arlington national cemetery in a full military ceremony. chief national correspondent jennifer griffin with more on this american hero. >> for decades hundreds of american sailors killed at pearl harbor were buried in a few coffins in a cemetery near honolulu. since 2015, 356 service members who died on the u.s.s. oklahoma have been individually identified by the pow, mia agency using dna analysis. for the family of one of those sailors, finally some closures 80 years later and a burial with full hours and 21 gun salute at arlington national cemetery earlier this month. frank, of three rivers, massachusetts was 20 years old on december 7th, 1941, when the ship he was stationed on in pearl harbor, the u.s.s. oklahoma, was bombed by japanese war planes. >> what i feel is incredible sense of relief. he is home. we brought him home. >> for years frank's family clung to the letter written by his older brother after the attack telling him

more on this american hero. >> reporter: molly, for decades hundreds of american sailors killed at pearl harbor were identified and buried in a few coffins in a cemetery near honolulu. since 215356 service members who died in the uss oklahoma have been individually and divide using painstaking dating analysis. -- data analysis. finally some closure 80 years later for 1 of the soldiers in a burial with full honours under 21 gun salute at the arlington national cemetery earlier this month. frank was a native of 3 rivers massachusetts and was only 20 years old when the ship he was stationed on pearl harbor the uss oklahoma was bombed by japanese warplanes. >> what i feel is an incredible sense of relief. he is home. be brought him home. >> for years his family clung to the letter written by his older brother after the attack telling him to be in touch and informing him he had become an uncle. frank's niece joey was inspired by the stories of her uncle and joined the u.s. navy. >> the importance of him being here is that he will not be forgotten. anybody can see where he is and he is with hi

he was in a scout plane aboard the ship and was just about to get out of the service when pearl harbor was attacked. >> he was not released out of his four-year contract and serve the next four years on an extended tour of duty, that is what they call the . >> his family was at the ceremony offering a book about his wartime experiences and he was on the uss san francisco and it emerged undamaged from the pearl harbor attacks and moved from one major battle to another. >> they were on their way to midway and found out it hadn't gone the way they thought it had and then changed course. >> the scout plane had been removed from the ship prior to the buddy battle that killed 103 men and the plane was used afterwards to track the japanese ships and rescue american sailors from the sea. most of it was never talked about until mckinley's family convinced him to put his memories down on paper before his death in 1996. >> i don't think the bravery and heroism of these men and women can accurately be understood without hearing their own words. it changed what people come especially on the uss san

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but while he was on the supreme court while he was a sitthkg justice after pearl harbor, fdr made clear to everybody in his administration that any related legislation go through. jimmy byrnes and again, this is while he's a sitting justice and byrnes was frequently working out of the white house and he became a chief intermediary between the white house and the administration and congress. and, of course, this legislaticourt. and so it's really remarkable. and as i say, sort of astonished by today's standards that here you have a justice working out of the white house and the administration legislation another very conspicuousll example, in 1944, when fdr was running for his fourth term and had decided that he was not going to run again with cumbent vice president henry wallace, whom this building is named after. and so then there was the question of who is going to be his who was going to be wallace successor, an fdr running mate, and f very much drawn to william douglas to be his running mate. as infatuated with withthey had a very close relationship. douglas was part his poker circl

pacific and to try to retake back much of the territory that was captured when the japanese invaded pearl well as other islands and landmass was in the pacific ocean. it was a terrifying time for the american public. that war in 1941. there was absolutely no guarantee that the allies going to prevail in that conflict. and all of a sudden, we have had we had hundreds of thousands of the time when we needed to build our ability to gather intelligence and to understand what was what was going to happen in the war. and so that was a light bulb moment that went on over military commanders, diplomats had. well, if the young men are signing up to fight, who is going to build our codebreaking? who's going to build our espionage? women. let's call in these women. these who have been to to college, these women who are teaching school. ain them to be code breakers, let's see if we can train them officers. let's what the ladies can. and world war two was this we don't often think of it this way, b i we today would call inclusion, not only with women, but with the navajo code talkers in the pacific, w

we continue the promenade along the pearl of polesie and one of the oldest cities in our country.tion of the king's speech. in the past, the palace was the main repository of the creative heritage of napoleon orna. it is a beautiful building with antique porticoes on the side wings and a projecting one. center rizolitom is the first stone civil building in pinsk. the palace belonged to mateusz butrymovich, in his old age pinsky, a deputy of the lithuanian tribunal, through whose efforts pinsk became a port of international importance with two exits to the baltic sea, along the aginsky and royal canals. the first stone of the palace was laid on september 9, 1784, by the hand of king stanislav august. ponitovsky. construction took about 10 years. the appearance of the building combines early classicism and outgoing baroque. in the central part there is an oval hall. which forms a semicircular bay window with a balcony on the main facade of the palace. the palace facade is richly decorated with daric columns and half-columns. five porches run down to the river from a high base, and n

pearl jam. >> pearl jam is tonight playing. >> and the weather. you better bring a jacket.as shocked and i know we should listen to you more often, but i did not know we were going to have misty, dewy rain this morning. >> you could always text me, you know that you could do that, and i do. do you know how many people text me and ask me about the weather? oh, i bet i've been thinking about coming out with my own app because they say, oh, i looked at my phone. i got a wedding coming up, i got this. well, there is a lot of things going on, especially now that it is the holiday. good morning everybody. if you are heading out with everybody else to bottlerock and you know steph curry is going to be there with bradley cooper. and i thought i didn't know bradley cooper was a musician, but think about star is born. >> there you go. >> he sang he can. yes >> i don't know if he does. he play an instrument. >> he plays a guitar. >> guitar? well yeah. >> and then i heard cameron diaz has been out in the, you know, the grassy area, the grassy knoll. and she's been doing cooking demonst

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in service of our country and today we focus on one world war ii hero, an american sailor killed in pearlngton national cemetery just ten days ago. his remains were identified more than 80 years after the attack. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live today at the pentagon with how this all came together. >> for decades, hundreds of american sailors who were killed at pearl harbor were on identified and buried in just a few coffins in a cemetery near honolulu. since 2015, 356 service members who died on the uss oklahoma have been individually identified by the p.o.w. m.i.a. agency using painstaking dna analysis. for the family of one of those sailors, finally some closure. 80 years later and a burial with full honors and a 21-gun salute at arlington national cemetery earlier this month. frank kern a wits of three rivers massachusetts was just 20 years old on december 7th 1941 when the ship he was stationed on in pearl harbor, the uss oklahoma, was bombed by japanese warplanes. >> when i feel is an incredible sense of relief. he's home. we brought him home. >> for y

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he was on the uss san francisco when it emerged undamaged from the pearl harbor attack.n seemed to move from one major battle to another. >> they were on tear way to midway and so they reversed course. he did escape that one. so yeah. >> and you kind of saw it all? >> yeah, he was out there. >> reporter: the scout plane had been removed prior to the bloody battle that killed 103 men including e her captain and admirable. but the plane was used afterwards to track the crippled japanese ships. most of it was never talked about until mckinley's family told him to put everything down on paper before his death in 1996. >> and i don't think the bravery and their heroism of these men and women can accurately be understood without hearing it from their own words. it changed what the people, especially the uss san francisco were able to do. that has just changed the outcome of our country. it is very important to remember what happened. >> reporter: so now a new chapter has been added to san francisco. it will be up to the generations and what will fade into the thin air. >>> oth

do you live with your husband, well, watch the film three poplars on ivy, from the collection of pearls 1 on the belarus 24 tv channel . belarus is a high-tech country, and not exclusively. there was no money, there was no sales, there was no sales, because there was no product, the equipment was all outdated, there were various conversations about the fact that there were some investors interested, that is, the plant was bankrupt, maybe they bankrupted it because to buy for next to nothing, but after the president’s visit, when they were banging pots and bowls on the site, and it was decided that this plant should still have one. recently came here to work once i spoke to you, if you remember the woman, we have the best business with you, who was crying, so everyone is crying there, today the volume of horizon production has exceeded post-soviet volumes three times, we continue to buy equipment that is automatic, modern, when the president decided to create a high- tech park. we realized for ourselves that we would need to create our own, so ours appeared organizational center, today i

easter liturgical set, here it is made using gold embroidery technique, natural velvet, pearls, this, very rich, and i am very glad that the parishioners the towns of kopal enjoy easter days and can see such beauty. this technique uses a conite truncal and is very painstaking work. you have to be a very , very religious person to achieve such beauty without prayer in such things in church things, i think that one cannot do this with confidence, and each element of this work is an interweaving of different golden threads, of different shapes, pay attention, that even the configuration of each element is different, and this... this gold embroidery is very a unique type of creativity. olga starostina, organizer of the international project let's connect the world with beauty, in which she unites craftswomen from different countries. these are knitting balls, christmas tree decorations and accessories. the seasons project, where four outfits - spring, summer, autumn, winter, were jointly created from small, knitted fragments by dozens of knitters. this time olga turned to minsky. tabitha

he was on the uss san francisco when it emerged undamaged from the pearl h■arbor ttacks and seemed toove from one major battle to another. >> they were on their way to midway and found out that had gone down the way it had and then they reverted course. that was proceeding guadalcanal. he was out there. >> mckinley's scout plane had been removed from the ship prior to the bloody battle that killed 103 men including her captain and admiral but the plane was used afterwards to track the japanese ships and rescue american sailors from the sea. most of it was never talked about until mckinley's family convinced him to put his memories down on paper before his death in 1996. >> i don't think the bravery and heroism of these men and women can accurately be understood without hearing it from their own words. a changed what the people on the uss san francisco were able to do and to change the outcome of our country. i think we lose that because we are so in the present of here and now. >> now a new chapter has been added to the story of the uss san francisco and it will be up to the generatio

when japan attacked pearl harbor. what she did in those following years challenging the u.s. government in court. now has prominent attorneys, community groups and legal scholars circulating a petition calling for her to be awarded the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. >> i am very proud of my mother for what she did, and she did it for herself and her family and for all of the japanese americans who were incarcerated. >> mitsuye endo son, wayne tsutsumi, says his mother was strong but quiet and didn't tell her three children about her historic role until they were adults. >> mom did not speak about it, nor did my dad. >> san francisco attorney dale minami is a member of the endo presidential medal of freedom committee, with attorneys katherine bannai and peggy nagai, who famously worked on other japanese american legal challenges. endo was a u.s. citizen among the 120,000 people of japanese ancestry on the west coast who were forced into what u.s. officials called concentration camps

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because my mother teaching down in turkey and she heard about the starting up thiac corps the day after pearl harbor, the whole gangr admission to the aviation cadet ni program. it wasn't until a year later, though, that admitted, but i think we had to wait for about approximately a ye a half before. we went into the program. i was in black leather school that up for the air force and me going into combat, it gave a lot of credibility to our to ant of the flying program. was chief anderson there are standing oneastorth west but what used to be tuskegee is army air corps. you here's where the cadetmeoutg field take the advanced traine. how's here? barely see some of the old er chimneys standing where the barracks used to be all behind field. here was the headquarters. there's the original building that was built here in the beginning of therce training program. out here, oh my right is where the fliwaenhe planes ap all along that ramp with the very first type of aircraft up there. it went up. the pilots used to come out and fly the practice out here on this trip. e roll tail, drag race and som

stevie nicks and megan thee stallion and pearl jam coming this weekend, and some celebs as well. cameron diaz there she is on stage today. there in the blue. let's bring in nbc's jodi hernandez. and jodi, you got to pace yourself here. you've been there all day. and now the party really starts. how's it going out there? oh, i'm telling you, people are pumped up. it is day one of bottlerock napa valley's biggest music festival. the weather is fantastic, the musical lineup amazing right now on stage behind us, it's nelly up there. so he just took the stage. many people wait all year for this music festival and it really has so, so much to offer from the silent disco where people can groove outdoors to music through headphones to the indoor club featuring a dj and strobing lights. but of course, the main attraction, the bands we saw, indie rock musician pete yorn performing on the big stage this afternoon, as well as tiktok sensation boy with uke tonight headliner stevie nicks, hits the main stage and a little over an hour from now, and megan thee stallion is also playing at 815 on

his most recent piece on this particular matter can be found as a public policy journal called pearls and irritation at john men and do dot com k j . thank you so much for making some time for us. pleasure to be with you manila. so 1st of peter, i guess i just got to ask you a point blank is me and more in a civil war. yes it is. it's a very complex, multi party civil. it's not this binary between military crew government and, you know, people seeking democracy so much as it is. i'm a civil war between 30 at least 30 different ethnic on organizations. and then the deposed bottom of majority civil government. what we refer to as the, and huge you as a national unity government and then the military hotel, which card a controls of the country. and it's a very complex situation. but essentially it's a continuation of a 75 year old civil war. the longest in modern history, and it really has its origins in bush colonized ation. the british simply a long rated a whole bunch of different countries and that the cities and regions into a single uh, colonial domain. and when they left, uh they

mother teaching down in turkey and she heard about the starting up this black air corps the day after pearl harbor, the whole gang went and applied for admission to the aviation cadet traini program. it wasn't until a year later, though, that i was admitted, but i think we had to wait for about a lf before.y a year, a year a we went into the program. i was in black leather school that up for the air force and they didn't know what to do with me going into combat, it gave a lot o our race. and one of the prime contributors to and early part of the flying program. was chief anderson there are standing onth west but what used to be tuegee is army air corps. you here's where the cadets came out finishing in the voting field take the advanced training how's here? in barracks up on the hill therd chimneys standing where the barracks used to be all behind field. here was the headquarters. there's the original building that was built here in the beginning of the army air force training program. out here, my right he pnes are lined upwas. all along that ramp with the very first type of aircraft up t

one month after pearl harbor in 1942, in a state of the union address. this production of ours in the united states must be raised far above present level, even though it will mean that this location of the lives and occupations of millions of our own people. we must raise our sights along the production line. let no man say it cannot be done. it must be done. and we have undertaken to do it. i have just sent a letter of direct to the appropriate department and agencies of our government ordering that immediate steps be taken. first to increase our production rate of our planes so rapidly that in this year,. 1942, we shall produce. 60,000 planes, ten cargo. and 10,000, by the way, more than the goal that we set a year and a half ago. this includes 45,000 combat planes bomber by bomber pursuit plane. the rate of increase will be maintained, continued. so that next year, 1943, we shall produce. 125,000 airplanes, including. a hundred thousand combat. second, we increase our production rate of tanks so rapidly that industry. 1942, we shall produce. 45,000 t

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