chief perry was there, as was bryson ponce.n stayed away, as did sandra's two sons. >> as most of you know, today is sandy's birthday. this is why it's a very, very special day for us. mahalo. >> at this point larry and toshie thought they were in the home stretch, that darren's trial was just months away. but the prosecuting attorney who indicted darren lost her bid for re-election, defeated by this man, justin kollar, who flat out accused his predecessor of bringing charges against darren to make a splash and help her chances of re-election, though the case, he said, wasn't ready for trial. >> this case is the textbook example of why you do not insert politics into people's lives. >> got you. >> and into their families. >> so now larry's quest for justice was mired in the political battle. with the new prosecutor saying he couldn't proceed because the alternate suspect, ryan shinjo, had never been completely eliminated. >> if you have cases where you have multiple suspects and you're going to charge one of those suspects, you

. >>> el departamento de policÍa anunciÓ el arresto de velasco ponce por el posible asesinato de herrerao recuerda y pide justicia para su hijo. >>> estos 3 meses han sido difÍciles, acostumbrarse a no despertarse en la maÑana con los buenos dÍas, llegar de trabajar y no escucharlo,. >>> esta madre llora recordar a su hijo adolescente alan herrera de tan solo 15 aÑos de edad que fue acribillado a balazos por unos desconocidos. >>> no hay un dÍa que no recuerde a mi hijo. no hay un dÍa que no recuerde su sonrisa. tambiÉn sus alegrÍas y tristezas. >>> su sueÑo de verlo crecer para esta madre son arrebatados la noche del 3 de julio cuando el reloj marcaba aproximadamente las 9 de la noche. el vecindario escuchÓ varios disparos, anuncian la captura del presunto sospechoso y lo han identificado como luis velasco 2 ponce y la madre de alan me manda un mensaje a los culpables. >>> no espero ver en la corte. sabrÉ si se estacionÓ justicia, el que lo hayan arrestado todavÍa no es justicia completa. >>> se emitiÓ una orden de arresto contra luis velasco ponce por homicidio lo detuvieron do durante

moments ago, president biden left the white house on his way to ponce, puerto rico.he left. >> they haven't been taken very good care of. they're trying to catch up from the last hurricane. i want to see the state of affairs today and make sure we do everything we can. >> the president's comments just moments ago as he was leaving the white house. and five days after hurricane ian slammed into the florida gulf coast, decimating entire communities, we're hearing stories of people stepping up to help. here's what i heard from two florida families who went to ft. myers beach to help. they cooked about 150 burritos and brought water to give to those in need. >> why do this? [ speaking non-english ]. >> thanking this country for opening its doors to us and telling our daughters the values so they will always return what we once received. the little that we have we're giving back. we're healthy, we're alive, we have a home, we have food. there's some who lost it all. and here's why we are here. it's just a portion of the generosity and the kindness that we is see from peop

crops decimated, farms destroyed here in ponce. for days, people lived without power and water. no idea when it will be back again and for everyone who survived maria and fiona, must have been a familiar nightmare. you know better than anyone that over time these losses add up so puerto ricans have lost loved ones in this storm and in the perilous disasters. the number can fill abstract sometimes but every number, is a person, every life lived we read the obituaries and they all feel like people we knew. grandparents, devoted parents, children, longtime neighbors, people who care about their community and made a difference. they will not be forgotten and through these disasters, so many people have been displaced and lost their jobs and savings and suffered injuries. somehow, the people of puerto rico keep getting back up with resilience and determination. it is extraordinary. you deserve every bit of help your country can give you. that is what i am determined to do. that is what i promise you. after maria, congress approved billions of dollars to puerto rico much of it not hav

the president is as delivering remarks here at the port in ponce, where he'll announce $60 million intments from the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this is going to help strengthen levees and flood walls and improve the flood warning system. that is of particular notice to the folks here after facing a category 1 hurricane but it brought devastating rainfall to the island and it brought damage to the power grid to the island. and the president is arriving here to people in puerto rico who are skeptical of federal investment and federal support in the wake of disasters. they're still waiting for billions of dollars of aid promised to them from the federal government following hurricane maria five years ago. the trump administration had put a lot of conditions on that money. the biden administration has since rolled back some of those restrictions and billions of dollars have flowed in the last year to puerto rico. very much still a work in progress. an island recovering not just from the latest hurricane, but also still trying to recover from the one five years ago, alisyn. >> yeah, w

amy: president biden speaking in ponce where one gonzalez was born.president biden's trip to puerto rico came five years to the day after then-president donald trump tossed paper towels to survivors of hurricane maria when he visited puerto rico after the category 5 storm plunged much of the island into darkness for nearly a year. for more, we go to san juan to speak with carla minet, executive director of the center for investigative journalism in puerto rico. carla, welcome back to democracy now! explain the extent of the damage. this is now to ask -- clearly, biden could not go to florida without going to puerto rico, which is still bearing their bright of the previous storm. >> yes. there was extensive damage, particularly because of the flooding in the south part of the island. and because of the huge problem that we have been having with the electrical grid which clearly has not been addressed since hurricane maria. the official number from the government is 10% -- 20% of the population is still having problems with electricity. but lots of peop

ponce puerto rico to assess the damage done by hurricane fiona. head to florida wednesday to see the devastation from hurricane ian. we are. puerto rico held a lot more than they've already gotten. hurricane fiona wiped out much of puerto rico's power grid this morning. the white house has announcing $60 million to help the island withstand future storms. money is part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill already passed by congress , and we're going to work together on what those unmet needs are what their long term needs are and make sure we're providing the resources and the support to those communities. temporary and then long term to get these communities back on their feet while they're rebuilding. likely congress will need to approve more cash for both puerto rico and florida once the damage assessments are complete this morning. rescue teams in florida continue to search for survivors of powerful hurricane ian. at least 60 people have now died in florida alone, five days after the powerful storm slammed into the state and utility crews con

they were trying to restore power to neighborhoods in ponce.ks after the storm, chris >> gabe gutierrez, thank you for that. and i want to bring in the fema assistant administrator for field operations. let me start with what we just heard. two weeks after the hurricane hit in puerto rico and the president acknowledged they haven't been paid enough attention to. people are desperate, on the phone, waiting and waiting and waiting and can't get through to fema. are you doing enough? what are you looking at in terms of making sure the folks get the help they need >> thanks for having me today. i think it's important to understand that the situation on the ground continues to evolve in puerto rico. our administrator will be there with the president to see firsthand the ongoing response of recovery operations. for those people who are having access problems and need assistance, i would really encourage them to not just to try the phone number at 800-621-fema but download the fema app or go to disasterassistance.gov to register for assistance >> they

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it's going to take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will spend 6 ponce carrying out science experiments. how cool? >> well, the 41st annual san francisco fleet week celebrations continued. and if you've been in the city, you've likely noticed a large ships that are docked along the embarcadero. you can tour the ships through sunday sailors on the uss harpers ferry gave us a look inside. >> so you get a brief tour of the bridge. the flight deck. >> the mission, bay area. and then now you'll be interacting with something fantastic. sailors who are stationed aboard the ship and aboard the ship. >> well, there are 2 navy ships and each peer they docked at 30. 32 pierre, 35 in pier 19 tours open from 10 until 4. >> you can also see them in the parade of ships that's going to happen friday morning at 11 along the waterfront from the golden gate bridge to the brave or is set to be something you won't want to miss. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the ward street encampment clearing continues. but there are some officials who are worried about homelessness in t

did ponce now, how do you strengthen because you basically strengthen and by saying that, you know, in certain circumstances, but we will not be hitting at ukraine will be hitting elsewhere. and that shared the so, but people of, so basically the idea was not to try to suggest russian needs to know hip united states with a nuke. the idea was to strengthen to tons the foundation of peace as we know it. and it's interesting that most of the western decision makers, when they make statements about rush as possible, use of nuclear weapons, they need focus on tactical strikes upon ukraine. they never met, even conceive of russia being able to reach their own homelands. do you think that said deflection on their part, or do they honestly believe that given russia's potential and those people in the know they know of fresh as nuclear potential? they know that they can realistically reach those lands. do you think they simply don't believe or is it they still a game? so to say, i think that as present by the just the other day he regard to mr. put in a rational both on the rational leader righ

it's part of doll has 2030 plan to transform its water ponce and it wants the scale of the projects to rival that of cities across the world. and 0 got a sneak peak at 2 of the new museums designed by world renowned architects, laura, but manly reports from doha off to helping to feed carter the decades. this mill on dough hot water front will be given a new role by replacing flour with ot these towering fi lows are 35 meter tall, 8.5 meters wide. now the relationship between artists, curators and industrial faces like this isn't new. however, what cotton museum names to do is to create a gallery while keeping the industrial integrity intact. we wanted to keep as much of this 6 thing structures as possible, but there's also history. there's memory that bread full. doha comes from here. the project is expensive covering more than 80000 square meters. is this a big building or is more safety? because when measuring the side compared to other institutions, this is several times the ben is vienna or the tate. so the answer is polls in india by galleries, j, her mary, m. a penny tells us th

i, head on al jazeera marooned in australia is 2nd largest city as unprecedented rainfall. rinsed ponce's mil to a standstill, petals running shorten hughes for fuel are getting longer in france. will tell you one moment. hello, the weather set fair for much of the middle east. we got a little bit of cloud just around the north of the region though, just around the cork system live the showers longest spells of france. i'm really big. downpours over the next hour. so, developing around that eastern side of the mediterranean brisk wins fading for the boss for us. the g and c running down to was east and med and there will be some really heavy showers there, extending all the way into cyprus as we go one through sunday, elsewhere across the middle east. as you can see, it is largely dry. north africa also largely dry, but just notice for northern areas of libya with that system in the east and med we will bring a few showers in across coastal parts as we go on through the next day or so. central africa. yes. still more heavy showers longest both of rain rolling through here more big downpou

speaking from the port of ponce on puerto rico's southern coast, biden pledged to send every single dollar promised to puerto rico by the federal government. pres. biden: we know the climate crisis and more extreme weather are going to continue to hit this island and hit the united states overall. as we rebuild, we have to ensure we build it to last, particularly focused on the power grid. amy: biden pledged $60 million in additional funding to shore up puerto rico's levees, fortify flood walls, and create a new flood warning system. his pledge came as fema administrator deanne criswell said the cost of repairing puerto rico's electrical grid would require billions of dollars. tomorrow, biden will tour parts of florida devastated by hurricane ian. the storm's death toll has topped 100, with search and rescue crews on warning they're likely to uncover more bodies in hard-hit parts of florida's gulf coast in the coming days. the university of idaho has warned its employees not to discuss contraception with students or to provide reproductive health counseling at the risk of being fired and c

. >> reporter: the president and first lady are set to land in ponce, puerto rico, in the 2:00 p.m. hour where president biden will receive a briefing on recovery efforts the couple will later meet with families who were impacted by this hurricane. >> it seems so long ago and so not long ago. two weeks ago that hurricane fiona hit and now hurricane ian hitting the southwest part of florida. there is so much to be dealingn with right now. thank you soso much, i apprecia it. >>> coming up fofor us, ukraines claiming new victories as if fights to liberate russian occupied ukrainian cities. the latest on these major moves is next. but work lets you strategically hire talent to weather all u and downs your business might go through. look at all that talent. ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to figh

to talk about between now and november 8th as we see the president coming off air force 1 there, in ponce, puerto rico, he will tour damage from fiona. >> sandra: he is expected to speak later this hour. and fox foundation has donated $1 million, the red cross is on the ground providing aid as well as resources, including shelter, meals, medical supplies, and a whole lot more. for those people who have been impacted directly by this storm, fox is also double matching employee donations to red cross hurricane relief efforts, including ian and fiona. >> john: our thoughts with our tampa and orlando station teams and fox employees in the area and everyone affected by the storm. thank you to all our fox weather and teams across the country who are covering this disaster, and to everybody who is pitching in in the wake of this disaster to try to bring back some shred of normalcy down there, life that will be affected for years to come. >> sandra: neighbors helping out neighbors, the smallest steps in some cases are the biggest and mean the most for the people desperately in need, john. >> john

. >> reporter: yeah, and the kemp campaign had this ponce to abrams saying many a statement, quote: theple of our state know that abrams only offers the same failed leadership they see with democratic control in washington which created 40-year-high inflation that's hitting americans in the wallet every day. meanwhile, governor kemp has been fighting for georgia families and with more than 1.5 million if people having already voted early, mike, it's going to be a fight between kemp and abrams on the debate stage as they try to lure in those undecided voters. mike: charles watson live in battleground georgia once again this cycle. charles, thanks very much. >>> president biden spending the weekend at his delaware home as many top democrat politicians hit the campaign trail. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with more. good afternoon, lucas. >> reporter: mike, when bill clinton defeated george h.w. bush in 1992 one year after bush had an 89% approval rating, the message was simple, it's the economy, stupid. many republicans are carrying that same messaged today. >> people are ver

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we're slow but we are energetically very efficient tand one of the best ways to explain this is herman ponce are and i talked about these ideas and he said that in order to lose a pound of weight you have to walk about 30 miles. because we're too good at it. where to energetically efficient . so now you don't want to lose weight if you're early homonym if you need to get enough food to survive and maybe there's not a lot on the landscape, those individuals who are moving away energetically efficient might survive a little better. so that's possible idea as well. there are lots and lots of offices. we still don't have a handle on it and that's okay. there are going to be plenty ndof things that new discoveries, new fossil discoveries will allow us to go back and revisit some of these ideas. and really the issue for me is not s.figuring out which one is right, it's beginning to narrow hethe list down to the onesthat are clearly wrong . that's how science works i'm refuting ideas rather than proving them. >> so we don't know yet why bipedalism evil but we do have a lot more information than we

he's in ponce, puerto rico, talking about his commitment to puerto rico and basically saying that he and the first lady went there to show that they are with the puerto ricans and their commitment to help them rebuild is never ending. particularly after hurricane maria -- hurricane fiona and an earthquake in between. billions of dollars he just committed to help puerto rico rebuild there. jeremy diamond is traveling with the president and feema. jeremy, you know, the president was just talking -- it's incredible to hear president biden talk about how many billions of dollars congress had allocated to puerto rico after hurricane maria. but he says they never got the dollars. what happened? of this is from hurricane maria five years ago in 2017. and noting the fact that many of -- much of that money still hasn't been dispersed. of course, the president was talking about that in part because he wanted to tout his administration's efforts to remove some of those onerous restrictions imposed by the trump administration on some of that funding that released $5 billion of that money last ye

sher ponce to the school shooting back on may 24th. >> so major developments, but they've been happening. what is the status of the overall investigation and how are parents and families handling all of it? >> reporter: well, certainly the way in which information is coming out is really concerning. it is sort of just keeps -- it is just this punch to them. the consistent information, the lack of information that doesn't come out and then we have to do reporting and in order to get some of this information for these families, for this community, the fact that officials have not been open and transparent about what they've learned about the failed police response. the big thing that is happening in the community is that the local district attorney is running this investigation. and she basically has forbidden the authorities from releasing any information from even sharing a lot of the information with family members. so you have that investigation that is ongoing with the district attorney. but there is also a doj, department of justice investigation that is ongoing. so we'll hear about

we are told by the poll worker that works here at ponce library in the hart of atlanta this is the busiestocation throughout the city. if you look at the statewide numbers here in georgia, we had more than 1.39 million georgians already vote in person during the early voting process, and the majority of them right here in fulton county, more than 175,000. but when you break it down by demographic, it's folks who are 65 and older who are casting their ballots at a higher rate than people who are much younger, who are just now getting that opportunity to participate in this civic duty. and so we asked the question why. why aren't younger people voting? if you look at the age group 22 to 29, only about 4% of them make up those ballots that have participated in the early voting process so far in this you state. i want you to hear the issues that matter most to a gentleman as he works on his own organization to encourage people to vote. take a listen. >> i think candidates are failing on really explaining how their jobs affect their day-to-day lives. day-to-day generational impacts, student loa

meanwhile, according to these new reports, iran is considering selling still more destructive we ponceasion they claim to oppose. maria: general, we haven't heard a peep out of this administration about what's going on in iran right now. they can say over and over again that iran is lying but we know they're pursuing an iran deal and you've got women and protesters on the street calling for the death death of the supre leader. we could be at a pivotal moment in iran. shouldn't we put the nuclear deal on hold right now and align with the people. we haven't heard anything from the administration on that regard. >> this is serious what has taken place. the russians because of the sanctions are having difficulty being able to replenish their diminishing stockpile of precision guided new anything's sos they're in -- munitions. the irans are bailing them out with drones, hundreds of them. not a few dozen. hundreds. now they're going to give them short range ballistic missiles, 300 and 700 kilometers, the same thing tho houthi's used against saudi arabia. why are we talking to the iranians? w

president biden's first trip to puerto rico as president and he and the first lady will touchdown in poncepuerto rico, around 2:00. the president will receive a briefing on hurricane fiona as so much of the island is still focused on recovery efforts with 86% of the island now having power restored. the president will then deliver remarks and he and the first lady will also meet with families who have been impacted with community leaders on the ground there and participate in a community service project where they will be packing bags of food and other essential items. now, while the president's focus today is on puerto rico, he and the first lady will also be traveling to florida on wednesday to focus and see the devastation brought by hurricane ian there. >> arlette, good to have you there. so much to pay attention to this morning. >>> coming up next, how to respond if russia follows through on its increasingly public nuclear threats. i have new reporting this morning from intelligence sources about what putin may be capable of and just how seriously the u.s. is taking t including making

used as political pawns by governors in states that later need the help of those very same political poncefredo says many of his friends agreed to travel to florida after they were offered $15 an hour plus housing, and three meals a day, we've sounds a lot better than what they have got it gotten this far, which is basically nothing. but that as well might be a pretty big risk for these migrants. because they are paid off the books. and historically, migrants have been victims of wage theft while working on recovery efforts. and alfredo, having been through this just extraordinary ordeal, aware of the degree to which his life has become part of a sick political stunt -- he chose not to go down to florida. >> why didn't you go to florida? >> [interpreter] because in reality my destination was new york. i know they are working too, but me, i thought these might have been fake people that would put me to work and then possibly not pay me and exploit my work. that is what i thought. >> even in the best-case scenario here, the migrants are actually able to get paid for their work rebuilding the

the agency says if you think you have a recalled product, make sure you throw it away and contact ponce all for a refund. up next, video gaming could be giving kids a power up in the classroom. >> the results of a new study after the break. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> a new study finds kids who play video games might have an edge in the classroom. university of vermont researchers tested 2 groups of children. those who game for at least 3 hours a day. and those who played no games. well, they found the gamers did better on tests and even had better impulse control and short-term memory. one takeaway here resea

the citizens that the head of the un nuclear agencies has ukraine separation nuclear power ponce's last external power for the 2nd time is 5 days. busy the funds has been rushing control terracon relying on diesel generated palestinians in the short foreign refugee camp unoccupied. east jerusalem have launched the strike and protest against the days long siege. why is re the forces these right? the army has blocked entrances and exits. in fact, today, offshore, a soldier was shot dead in an attack at one of the checkpoints, those in the camp say they're being collectively punished. and the holding marches individual on wednesday. david hamis, thanks to the camp in the blockade to tell the fanatic huh. this has been the lives of palestinians since saturday, showing their ideas to the israeli soldiers here to be able to enter or exit the shortfall refugee camp through another village where we are right now. but cars haven't been allowed to enter israeli forces said that the perpetrator of a shooting attack that left one israeli soldier killed, is from the shop, bought refugee camp. people

a new president is elected but that president ponce in office doesn't have many checks and balances on his or her power so you have elements of democracy, the free and fair elections and you have moments of sort of authoritarian rule. a very powerful president. the second factor was whether a country citizens were organized politically not around ideology, not the left, the right, the issues relevant to each of those camps around identity. racial, ethnic or religious identity and whether those parties became predatory. their goal was to get in office, not to share power but to stay in power. so again, i'm on this task force. we're only looking at countries outside the united states and in fact we were not allowed to look at the united states, talk about the united states and early on it didn'toccur to us to even ever think about the united states . but then as time is going on i'm looking at the united states and i'm looking at my own country mand i'm realizing that these two factors are in fact emerging here. and they've been emerging at a surprisingly fast rate. >> we have certainly

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onside, ohio to the latest sport as we continue our count down to the world, coughing, cattle, and it's ponce time fossil as the gonna in mid field to help lift is seen back to the top of the premier league. ah. hello and welcome to this news out as just off to 1500 gmc, we begin in ukraine, where russia has once again launched missiles strikes against the capital. several explosions have been reported in cave as well as other cities. in recent days, moscow has stepped up. it strikes, targeting, energy, and water facilities, rushes accusing ukraine's government of attacking it's black sea fleet. as go straight talk horseman, harry forces. he joins us live from cave. so cave is back in the foreign line again . that's right. he will work out this morning to the sound, not just a sirens, but a large explosions concentrated mainly to the north of the city. that is where there is a large reservoir, a hydro electric power station at once again, a russia targeting energy and civilian infrastructure. we went up there ourselves. or there were limits on exactly what we could see, what we could report,

we wanted the story, not president biden and first lady jill biden are on the way to ponce, puerto ricoamage done by hurricane fiona on wednesday they'll head to florida to see the devastation caused by hurricane ian. you know, puerto rico a #### of a lot more than they've already gotten. hurricane fiona wiped out much of puerto rico's power grid this morning. the white house's announcing $60 million to help the island withstand future storms. the money is part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill already passed by congress. we're going to work together on what those unmet needs are what their long term needs are and make sure we're providing the resources and the support to those communities temporary and then long term to get these communities back on their feet while they're rebuilding. it's likely congress will need to approve more cash for both puerto rico and florida wants to damage assessments are complete rescue teams in florida meantime , can you search for survivors of hurricane ian? more than 60? people in florida alone have now died five days after that powerful storm slamm

this happened in many times actually in world history, when, during a war of one country and next ponce of the other country and then eventually lost them russia. and next he in the provinces of coyote go, he said, that's actually right now ukraine question, ukraine from the austro hungarian empire during the 1st world war, the germany in the 2nd world war 2 different territories from different countries. so this happens, but this is not really, i believe, a very smart mo, but this most likely if bread and boots in town, not only his nation, but also his and crime one another. i officials that there won't be no turning back the all talk about compromise should. it will be now considered as a treason because this is russian territory and we should do own we work for full victory and there's no option, no other option at all. i'm paula paula. what about these hints we heard about the that possibly being further areas that might be in line for rushes annexation, or was that somehow lost in translation? and they were actually talking about the areas that russia has claimed to have annexed?

here in ponce, and communities nearby, they have been hit the hardest. and in days, for days, people, without power, without water, some still, with no idea when to be back again. for everyone, surviving maria, fiona must have been an all too familiar nightmare. you know better than anyone that over time, these losses add up. and so puerto ricans have lost loved ones in this storm and in the perilous disasters. and the number can feel abstract sometimes when you hear a number but every number is a person. every life lived. we read the obituaries and remembrances and they all feel like people we knew. doting grandparents. devoted parents. christian children. long term neighbors. people who cared about their community and made a difference. they will not be forgotten. and then through these disasters, so many people have been displaced from their homes, lost their jobs, and savings, and suffered injuries, and often unseen, but more than many times seen. yet somehow, the people of puerto rico keep getting back up with resilience and determination. quite fra

and what did we get to mr. ponce when you receive? in short, no, the, all the main areas of possible corporation we are facing ever increasing pressure on us and the creation of hot beds of tension near our boulders ga. what is the purpose for my ask of this treasure? well, what is it? is it just to practice funk? of course not sort of the goal is to meet russia more vulnerable if the goal is to turn russia into a tool for achieving his old geopolitical goals. strictly speaking, this is a universal rule and they tried to turn every one into a tool in order to use these tools for their own purposes. and those who do not submit to this pressure. you do not want to be such an instrument if they functions are imposed against in all kinds of economic restrictions are carried out against them. crews are prepared and where possible carried outs and so on. and in the end, if nothing can be done at all, any part, the goal is the same, to destroy, to wipe off the political map for the flooring and implementing such a scenario in relation to rus

do ponce, as you said, gravitas and authority. and she really, i would argue, did what she wanted. it really caused a lot of problems for the staff of the white house, who are writing back to mr. dupont like, oh my goodness. why am i even hear? i believe or some of the things they were writing. because, again, mrs. kennedy took over in terms of her decisions and that. so, i'm probably straying far from the question but it's just amazing to see the fact that concepts of what is historic preservation has changed so much. again, what dupont was doing and his time was absolutely remarkable and brought us forward. the wonderful thing is that we are still going. there is no stopping point for those concerns for historic authenticity. and concern for telling stories that haven't been told before. >> and what is historic authenticity. i think what you're seeing, now, that was progress at its time, even progressed and it is on lifetime and considered himself a scholar. now, we've moved beyond, into the last 20 years we've just lived through, the last ten years we've just lived through. you'