peggy is at the center here. according to these accounts, she orchestrated this whole cabinet resignation and with her feminine wiles. right. perhaps she had some larger devious plot in store. right. becomes very dramatic. right. but she is at the center here. right. and this excerpt here, at least one portion says, quote behold, then this delicate and admirable and its worker, mrs., was the main string jackson the barrel round which it wound and her husband filled up the subordinate parts of the mechanism right so really centering peggy in the dissolution of the cabinet this political rupture. right of course, peggy exercised very little political in this situation. it was instead those dismissed her that excluded her that gossiped about her that really were the ones that brought down the cabinet from the inside out. but what i want to argue is that peggy becomes a of avatar for jackson. right. people who want to critique jackson will instead critique peggy as a reflection of the administration. right. so in one

peggy: se espera que las cÁmaras en los vagones estÉn instaladas en el 2025. Área de la bahÍa. una de las vÍctimas fue vÁsquez serrano, pase de tres hijos. y sus familias hizo sus primeras declaraciones. guillermo: la familia de juan miguel vÁsquez serrano, una de las vÍctimas del asesino en serie de stockton, california, hablÓ hoy por primera vez, un aÑo y ocho meses despuÉs de su muerte a tiros en oakland. >> se iba a trabajar y luego me decÍa, venga. usted sabrÁ si me da, pero le encantaba mucho el baile. >> su hermano recuerda la angustia que vivieron tras la desapariciÓn de juan miguel y tambiÉn cuando la policÍa les comunicÓ la horrible noticia de su muerte. >> usted es la hermana, mandeme una notificaciones en lo que es hermana de Él. y ahÍ le mandaron una foto de mi hermano. guillermo: juan miguel dejÓ tres hijas de 17, 16 y 10 aÑos. >> al principio no lo creÍas. guillermo: juan miguel muriÓ a balazos en oakland. los demÁs homicidios ocurrieron en un Área de cuatro millas a la redonda en stockton. la policÍa describe al sospechoso como nombre alto que

peggy: thank you. it has been exactly 8 months since russia launched a full-scale war in ukraine, and today moscow escalated its nuclear rhetoric. russian officials are warning that ukraine is about to release radiation using a so-called dirty bomb. as nick schifrin reports, international leaders are warning the allegation is actually a cover for russia's own plans. nick: today russia told the world publicly, it expected a dirty bomb to explode in ukraine. the top commander for russia's radiation, chemical and biological forces. >> the ministry of defense has organized work to counter possible provocations from ukraine. nick: russia's top diplomat, foreign minister sergei lavrov. >> we have concrete information regarding ukrainian scientific institutes having technologies which allow them to make a dirty bomb. nick: russia's defense minister sergei shoigu made the same allegation in an unprecedented series of phone calls with nato defense ministers. he spoke twice in three days with u.s. secretary of d

so for a closer look at these findings, i'm joined by peggy carr. commissioner of the national center for education statistics, which issued today's report. thank you so much for being here. sort of difficult circumstances to talk to you about this. i mean, this is almost two decades of educational progress, nearly washed away. education secretary miguel cardona today called these results appalling and unacceptable. do you agree with that choice of words and that assessment? peggy: what i can say is that these findings represent a defining moment in the history of education in this country. the pandemic and all of the disruptions that it caused, really has put a whole generation of students off their kilter for success. they have been off tracked and we need to do something about it. we have to act and we have to act decisively to get these students back on track. william: you mentioned that this is largely, seemingly an impact of the pandemic. is that true? is this principally because kids were out of school or doing remote school or are there othe

and even as peggy says, if you put that all to the side, this may be in our lifetime, i would guess peggy'si've ever seen. win his or her party's nomination. and the republicans like tom cotton who so morally self righteous. rushing in to go, yes, i'm proud , i'm proud to support this guy. we've all sinned. we're all fallen short of the glory of god. jesus tells us that. that is not the breaking news. the breaking news is he is still lying about the abortions. he's still lying about the children he abandoned. he still lying about these women who are saying he abused them or neglected their children. this is what rick scott supports. this is what tom cotton supports. this is what the republican party in 2022 supports. and i've never seen anything like it. >> coming up, democrats in tight midterm races are trying to preempt republican attacks that the party is soft on crime. nbc's reporter joins us to break down how the issue could play out ahead of november. "morning joe" is coming right back. " is coming right back good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over t

. >> reporter: peggy and guy married that september.johnson. is it true your father offered his resignation? >> he did. pop was concerned that my marriage was going to make things more difficult for president johnson. johned johnson said, forget it. it didn't bother him at all. >> reporter: his father was approached to work for kennedy and moved the family to washington, d.c. a 14-year-old peggy spent many of afternoons riding horses in rock creek park. the assistant instructor, a georgetown university professor. >> he was cute as a bug. we all had a crush on him. >> reporter: it was peggy who guy asked to a dinner banquet. >> i have to ask my mother. he says, would it be all right if i came to your house tomorrow afternoon and i asked your mother if i can take you to the dance? >> reporter: this way, there would be no surprises. >> right. >> reporter: your mother would know that she was saying yes to you going to a banquet with a black man. >> right. i thought it was brilliant. >> i'm so pleased to meet you. >> i'm pleased to meet you.

out on peggy lane. middle park police as well as menlo park fire have left the scene. that around one o'clock this afternoon. police put out a report of a man , a tree trimmer who had fallen and gotten caught or entangled into a tree trimmer here. the street has been blocked off since that time cowl. osha is also investigating. the police department sent out an email, which said in part mental park police officers responded to the 900 block of peggy lane on the report of a tree trimmer who fell into a chipper and police units arrived on scene and male subject was found deceased from injuries sustained quote we've learned the worker who was killed here worked for mcclanahan tree services division of bartlett tree experts. i called that office and talk to worker who said they're not yet ready to comment on today's accident. coworkers of the man who was killed that are still on scenes that they had nothing to say about the accident or his death. osha is investigating the san mateo county coroner's office will make positive identification of the man, then notify his family

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on peggy lane, just west of highway one. oh, one. ktvu is jesse. there on the scene with the details on what happened, jessie? julie good evening to you. the mental park fire department is just cleared from the scene. but police officers are still behind me. and you can see that blue van that is from the san mateo county coroner's office. they're here as well investigating this accident. let's take a look at our video this happened is, julie said around one o'clock this afternoon 900 block of peggy lane. the street has been blocked since about that time. police investigating rocha is also investigating. now police send out an email just a little while ago, saying in part mental park police officers responding to the 900 block of peggy lane on the report of a tree trimmer, who fell into a chipper when police units arrived on scene and male subject was found deceased from injuries sustained from the accident, close quote. we believe, instead of fallen into the chipper, we believe this man was pulled into the chipper, since it has a top on it, whi

thanks, peggy. >> thank you, todd. have a good day. >> todd: you as well.be to billing activist bill gates admitting some green efforts are falling short. >> anyone who says or will tell people to stop eating meat or stop wanting to have a nice house and we'll just basically change human desires i think that's too difficult. i'm looking at what the world has to do to get to zero not using climate as a moral crusade. >> carley: he spends $9 million a year to counter his carbon footprint. he suggests giving people an option to pay a premium to go green as an alternative. there is also this big new orleans democrat mayor latoya cantrell admitting she lives rent free in a luxury apartment causing taxpayers nearly 3,000 bucks a month. the mayor's team says cantrell's upscale residents is completely legal under the city's current terms for the new orleans millage vault wellton crime commission has requested a formal investigation in the mayor's living arrangements. previously based backlash for spending city funds on first-class flights claiming it was unsafe for

then peggy newnan wrote a great op-ed in the journal this morning saying crime could elect a republican much are you dealing with pushback on cashless bail? latisha james is the new york attorney general and we know that cashless bail is one of the policies of the democrats. it has just blown up in their faces, putting criminals back on the street after they commit crimes. tell me about your plans, should you win the ag spot from latisha james. >> sure. so i actually was also endorsed by the new york post. i think new york post and the washington -- the wall street journal see what everyday new yorkers are seeing and it's not republicans, independent, it's democrats also that cashless bail and these other pro-criminal policies that latisha james has supported her whole political career are not working. she ran in 2018 2018 on cashless bail. she got what she wanted. it failed. she took the working party line which said you can't revisit cashless bail. she said she needs more data before she would revisit changes to cashless bail. that's a despicable mindset. michael henry would work to m

peggy: el asesinato de tres personas tiene a pasajeros al lÍmite. >> me estÁn matando y esos horribledisputa. >> tenemos que hacer mÁs y lo haremos, dijo la comisionada de la policÍa. >> ya uno no estÁ seguro en el tren ni en los autobuses, ni caminando, luego se balacean. >> suman siete los homicidios en lo que va del aÑo. >> todo esto ocurre mientras la gobernadora de nueva york anunciÓ que se instalarÁn miles de cÁmaras para aliviar la ansiedad de los pasajeros. algunos activistas dicen que deberÍan mejorar el servicio. >> si estÁs esperando 20 o 25 minutos por un tren, tal vez es veraz menos tiempo te vas a sentir mÁs confiado en el sistema pÚblico. >> se espera que las cÁmaras estÉn instaladas en el 2025. leÓn: el asesino en serie de stockton en california sigue suelto. uno de sus vÍctimas fue un padre de tres hijos al que mato a balazos. juan miguel muriÓ hace un aÑo y medio y hoy sus familiares hicieron declaraciones. reportero: la familia hablÓ por primera vez luego de su muerte a tiros en oakland. >> se iba a trabajar. >> su hermana recuerda la angustia que vivieron luego de

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because the government is largely absent from this particular department, as well as from some other peggy federal departments of the country due to the violence, but perpetrated by the autumn groups, that's why i think it's extremely important that to be supported the for the but the new president of columbia, to people who tries to, to, to, to reach what to cause a total piece. helping columbia find peace and stability is often europe's own interest. the block wants to intensify its trade relations with latin america, a region where the you is struggling to gain influence against other players, like china and russia, will leave columbia and had to neighboring panama. our destination is a refugee camp at the darienne gap, a 100 kilometer long swath of dance rain forest on the border between columbia and panama, and one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. lena chits team has been pushing to get access to the area where the number of refugees and migrant spin growing. the eu has just quadrupled its aid to support those people to 2700000 euros. i see that the little folder gummy

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could you show, peggy, who did you know that he's moved to follow or? oh, i ah ah ah ah. after the wounded or admitted piles of army boots left before treatment, their boots had taken all cut off and then this simply forgotten the soldiers treated in hospitals in ro stop. madame it's but their boots are left here . the medical unit admits wounded from the front line there stabilized and sent on to hospital. again. this is an evacuation in progress. the vehicles are deliberately left unwashed. it's natural, camouflaged with the helicopters, a troop transports up the k. a 50 to his for tactical support. with you, so barney's to support this bits, elissa lou, virtue melissa stuff. so we had him in the system because somehow oh watch streaming. it says keep us on our ear. oh dear. but there's an ogre thought in us approval with the harness. and last, so we do not have anyone. good ships in demand. i am, but on banking a symbol of chess club. or he could be a food dog or on youtube. that's always more so. yeah, but then you end up with what i mean, why didn't get straightened

let's start with these numbers, peggy, just on the substance. sometimes what people see and what they feel can be different. leisure and hospitality up. health care back to prepandemic levels. professional and business jobs up 46,000. u.s. manufacturing, 22,000 jobs. you would look at these numbers on most days, the american people should say great. you would think the president a month before the election would be doing handstands, but? >> the jobs market is still strong. people looking for jobs are basically able to find one. as you said, john, there are some head winds come at us. one of the things is the fed has really been turning the knob up on interest rates, right? and that's lagging in terms of how and when that will hit americans at home. but breaking down the data a little bit more, at bloomberg we found a few key takeaways. the hiring was led by a few key sectors like leisure and hospitality and health care. the second is that some of the hardest hit groups during the pandemic are basically fully recovered. so women are back in the l

. >> and susan, i was really struck by peggy noonan's column.s about it's children born and the father says to the mother, you can raise it by yourself or abort it, but i won't help you raise it and act as a father. that is the story. that walker is accused of abandoning his little kids. voters would forgive abortion or bad break ups are less likely to give a pass on that. on four children left alone by their father. the rich, handsome football star, candidate. i heard similar comments from james carville over the weekend. >> no better republican than peggy noonan, in her column saturday, she was raising questions about the kind of character and nature of the republican party and where the gop is going and she makes a point that if you get what you want, get herschel walker over the finish line and he becomes the governor of georgia, you're going to be living with him for six years in the u.s. senate. so definitely some questions. of course republicans, they want to hold that. they've got no other candidate. it's too late under georgia law to re

reporter: residents of on peggy lane say they know how dangerous the job can be on so many levels. tuesday's tragedy, just one example. >> you hear about the possibility of horrific things happening. you don't really know that they can. today was clearly proof that they can. >> tonight we are learning about the young men killed in the weekend shooting at uc berkeley campus. 29-year-old studying to live a life committed to his faith. >> j.r. stone has more about the man and how his death his inspiring calls for change. reporter: the 29-year-olds who went by eli was killed in last saturday's early morning burglary shooting. family and friends say he was studying ministry at the pacific school of religion, involved in the master of divinity program. >> he was a mentor in the simoni and -- samoan community. my thoughts are with the family that has been ripped apart by the census active violence. reporter: he was one of four people shot when a fight or cow. he was the only person killed. some one who was very active, tuesday night numerous people called into the berkeley city council me

. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner for the national center firefighter education statistics. the results showed black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls die inclined faster than boys. >> why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely, but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differentially impacted by being isolated during this time. >> reporter: carr says while schools should focus on boosting math scores, parents can help their children make up lost ground simply by reading together. >> the message to parents is that this is serious. it will take all hands on deck, and they're one of those hands. >> reporter: madden told me he was easily distracted during remote learning, but he says now that he's back in class in person school has gotten easier. his mom says being face-to-face with his teachers have helped his grades improve. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >>> well, the entertainment world is paying tribute to emmy-winning actor leslie jordan who died yesterday after he crashe his kcar in hollywoo

police officers responded to the 900 block of peggy lane on the report of a tree trimmer who fell into a chipper and police units arrived on scene and male subject was found deceased from injuries sustained quote we've learned the worker who was killed here worked for mcclanahan tree services division of bartlett tree experts. i called that office and talk to worker who said they're not yet ready to comment on today's accident. coworkers of the man who was killed that are still on scenes that they had nothing to say about the accident or his death. osha is investigating the san mateo county coroner's office will make positive identification of the man, then notify his family before his identity is released to the public. menlo park, jesse gary ktvu fox two news, the city of san jose has taken the next steps in clearing out another homeless in campaign. many of the residents moved from the now cleared guadalupe gardens to the columbus park side after the faa said the guadalupe and cameron was unsafe because it was in the flight path of mineta international. that camp was cleared through

i read something with "wall street journal"ist peggy noonan about this.andal or the heart of it. it isn't about abortionnd it's about children born and the father says you can raise it by yourself or you can abort it. but i won't help you raise it and act as a father. less likely to get a pass on that. on four children left alone by their father, the rich, handsome former football star and candidate for senate. i know you prefer republicans to democrats. if you can step outside the control of the sflat here, isn't peggy noon noon right? >> yes. objectively, absenteeism in fatherhood is a major problem in this country. i have four kids and the idea of not being involved in their life, i can't even fathom it. it's object tifrly a true point she makes. if you want, i'll analyze this the way republicans -- >> sure. >> many of them will analyze it. it's going to be simply this. inflation is raging. we're in the middle of a national crime wave. the southern border is overrun. just this week the president says we're on the brink of nuclear armageddon. he's not g

. >> i heard something interesting from peggy noonan about this.i think misunder the scandal or miss the hard of it. it's about children born and the father says to the mother, you can race it by yourself or abort it, but i won't help you raise it and act as a father. voters easily forgive abortion are less likely to give a pass on that on children left behind from their father. i know you prefer reps, but if you could step outside of the control of the sneer here, is peggy noonan right? >> yes, objective absenteeism in fatherhood is a major problem in this country. i have four kids and, the idea of not being involved in their life, i can't even fathom it. it's objective a true point she makes. if you want, i'll analyze it the way republicans in georgia -- many of them will analyze it, simply this. inflation is raging. we're in the middle a national crime wave. the southern border is overrun. just this week the president said we're on the brink are nuclear armageddon. he's not going to win father of the year, but neither will rafael warnock. the co

reporter: residents of on peggy lane say they know how dangerous the job can be on so many levels. tuesday's tragedy, just one example. >> you hear about the possibility of horrific things happening. you don't really know that they can. today was clearly proof that they can. >> tonight we are learning about the young men killed in the weekend shooting at uc berkeley campus. 29-year-old studying to live a life committed to his faith. >> j.r. stone has more about the man and how his death his inspiring calls for change. reporter: the 29-year-olds who went by eli was killed in last saturday's early morning burglary shooting. family and friends say he was studying ministry at the pacific school of religion, involved in the master of divinity program. >> he was a mentor in the simoni and -- samoan community. my thoughts are with the family that has been ripped apart by the census active violence. reporter: he was one of four people shot when a fight or cow. he was the only person killed. some one who was very active, tuesday night numerous people called into the berkeley city council me

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police say the tree trimmer was working on peggy lane but somehow fell into that chipper. the street was closed for investigation. we know cal osha will investigate the accident since the worker died. the man's identity has yet to be released. >>> in san francisco a quiet city hall dispute boiled over publicly today in meeting of the board of supervisors audit and oversight committee. at issue mayor breed's apparently public secret practice asking people to submit undated resignation letters to her. police commissioner max overstone blew the whistle on the practice by withdrawing his resignation letter in august by saying he was pressured by a breed staffer to take up a position he disagreed with. after defending the practice mayor breed has backed down. >> this entire episode is deeply disappointing and i'm glad we're going to have some change. we cannot expect people to have faith in government when the head of our local government is undermining the charter, manipulating independent commissioners and putting our city at risk. i think it's textbook abuse of power. >> and

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here is doctor peggy g carr, the commissioner of the national center for education. you are here. that collects and analyzes data and makes national assessments. thank you for joining us. from your perspective, -- >> thank you for having me. >> this is a big topic. it is pretty concerning. from your perspective, what are the most glaring gaps that have emerged during the pandemic? >> well, certainly, it is a wake-up call. you know, this is the time when we need to really focus on students and teachers and schools but we have information about what we need to do to get ourselves back on track. we have evidence based strategies that we know work and we have science behind them and we just need to put them in their place and match them with the students that can best benefit. more tutoring. more high-dose tutoring. we have to extend the day and we need more time on tasks. we may even have to have summer school. i know that is not what kids want, but that is what they need. >> i had to do summer school too to catch up. with students back in classrooms, do teachers need to take an appr

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and we got talking about his main character who was based on the american heiress peggy guggenheim. who featured in the book i was then currently writing about women who had lived in venice. and christopher said oh there's a brilliant book that i've been using for my research. he said which is a history of the ritz hotel in paris. the hotel on plus fondue and he said there's some really wonderful anecdotes about the women i was then writing about but in fact it was the chapter on world war ii that really gripped me because it had this fantastic anec data that helen she'd been among the very first allied journalists to be allowed into paris after it was liberated in august 1944. and she had been invited the next day to lunch at the ritz by ernest hemingway. and it was you know, very big boozy occasion. there were about six hundred male journalists there and hemingway was all full of, you know, basically he'd liberated paris so and and wine and brandy was being bought out from the rich cellars that they'd managed to hide from the nazi's and it was a you know, fantastic and everybody's

. >> reporter: peggy carr is the commissioner of the national center for education statistics.d black and hispanic students fell further behind than their white and asian peers, and girls declined faster than boys. >> why is that? >> well, we don't know precisely, but we think it has to do with socialization. maybe they were differentially impacted by being isolated during this time. >> reporter: carr says while schools should focus on boosting math scores, parents can help their children make up lost ground simply by reading together. >> the message to parents is that this is serious. it will take all hands on deck, and they're one of those hands. >> reporter: maddon told me he was easily distracted during remote learning, but he says now that he's back in class in person, school has gotten easier. his mom says being face to face with his teachers has helped her son's grades begin to improve. norah. >> thank you, nikki battiste. >>> well, tonight more evidence this flu season could be a bad one. walgreens says nationwide flu activity is ten times higher than it was last year.

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that happened on the 900 block of peggy lane. not too far from flood park. police have not released many details other than saying that man have been trimming a tree somehow fell into the chipper. he died on the scene. we will bring you any new details as they come into the newsroom. the embattled antioch police department continues to try to clear some of the strain caused by a federal investigation. it was launched in august against 8 officers today, the interim police chief updated the efforts to recruit and retain officers while trying to make performs kron four's. philippe chagall has the latest interim antioch police chief doctor steven for chair during a news conference at police headquarters tuesday that his agency has 10 vacancies for scoring officer physicians and that he's working hard to fill yes, as he tries to work through the challenges caused by a joint investigation by the contra costa county district attorney's office and the fbi and 8 officers on the force excluding the investigation. >> i think across the board law enforcement agencies ac

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