and portsmouth actually work at a paper mill. and the republican party seems to be kind of what the democratic party used to stand for the blue collar working class people in the democrat party that is now seems to, it went way off the rails. and then do you think that white folks are as discriminated against as african american? i think they are. i mean it's, it's in different ways i, i guess, but the white male has less chance of getting a job. you know, in certain situations, do you feel that from stood up for christianity that christianity is under siege in america right now? i do been under seas for years that that is really exploded. maybe in the last 5 to 10 years. well unfortunately we're in an area where there's still some close mindedness and i believe that there's a good amount of people that are okay with racial slurs and bigotry. and i honestly just think that it's all a mess and everyone just wants it their way. and their way is the old way. let's just, you know, have people of color sitting in the back of the bus.

about 15 years ago, portsmouth was overrun by unscrupulous doctor's writing prescriptions for the opioid oxycontin. it caused immense social problems in the town is still dealing with the fall out today. and abandoned su, factories being converted into a state of the art addiction treatment facility. this building here is going to be dormitory, where individuals are going to be housed maxwell's as the senior director of the project. 95 plus percent of our budget is just medicaid dollars, and shot up and barack obama for the affordable healthcare act. shout out to the republican governor at the time who adopted medicaid expansion in ohio. donald trump oppose both the affordable care act and medicaid expansion. but when votes by drawing attention to the opioid problem among the white working class j. d, events uses the opioid crisis, is a way to wage culture war. are you a racist? do you hate mexicans? the media calls us racist for wanting to build trust war. they censor us, but it doesn't change the truth. jo biden's open border is killing ohio and with more legal drugs and more democrat

covering 2000 feet of flood was. portsmouth was a major center for steel production. at its height, the steel industry here in town probably employed about 5000 workers. then the steel began to shut down about 1970, but it took about a decade before us completely shuttered. people here also worked at a nearby uranium. that's right. but that was also shut down right around 2000. so you had a hollowing out, basically our city's middle class. we last population as residents moved away. and a lot of people were frustrated and i think they saw solutions and what was being promised by donald trump. already dealing with economic decline about 15 years ago, portsmouth was overrun by unscrupulous doctors, right, and prescriptions for the opioid oxycontin. because dement, social problems in the town is still dealing with the fall to this and abandon 2 factories being converted into a state of the art addiction treatment facility. this building here is going to be a dormitory where individuals are going to be housed maxwell's as the senior director of the project. 95 plus percen

this is veronica in portsmouth.— they? this is veronica in portsmouth. ., ., ., portsmouth.ello. so i think, we have seen l portsmouth. how are you doing? - hello. so i think, we have seen from the never—ending tory leadership that there — the never—ending tory leadership that there is significant division in the _ that there is significant division in the conservative party. however, i in the conservative party. however, i also _ in the conservative party. however, i also see _ in the conservative party. however, i also see division with your party with the — i also see division with your party with the criticism that you are having — with the criticism that you are having to _ with the criticism that you are having to move away from labour values _ having to move away from labour values in — having to move away from labour values in order to make yourself and the party— values in order to make yourself and the party more electable. i get that we need _ the party more electable. i get that we need a — the party more electable. i get that we need a healthy difference and tha

so what is there 3006,000 redcoats on their way here now do you think are they gonna close portsmouth? okay. we have an opportunity here that we can create our own forces here in virginia. we can put together our own men. it's the right men are in control in each of the counties. we can put together our own virginia forces. those very same men that are talking about. all right to the learn britain of the very same people that write laws back to make me channel property. if i have children they're not my children live belong to my master. who can sell us and buy us as he sees fit but yet he still

it was taken on a royal visit to the historic dockyard in portsmouth.utton—upon—derwent sent us this photo from 1953. it shows sandra wearing a home made rosette with her older brother terry, and younger sisterjanette, during a street party for the queen's coronation. and here's a picture from 1957, sent in by lynda carterfrom london. the queen was visiting lynda's school in barnet, and viewed cakes the students had made especially for the visit. during her reign, the queen travelled across the world on many foreign trips. that included several visits to canada, and in october 1987, her majesty stayed at a hotel in regina. the man responsible for looking after the queen, and prince philip, during that visit was the hotel's general manager, gregory moon. and we can speak to him now. when you know the queen is coming to stay, what goes through your mind? details, details, all the details that the security can give you on how they want everything, and how the queen appreciates things. 1 the queen appreciates things. i believe she particularly appreciates t

cardiff castle, edinburgh castle, hillsborough castle, york, portsmouth. one round is being fired every 10 seconds — 96 rounds in total — representing one round for every year of the queen's life. the gun salutes ringing out right across the united kingdom, the first ceremonial event, main event, since the queen's death yesterday afternoon. royal correspondence nicholas witchell is next to me. these salutes are part of tradition. they are. bells are sounded at churches across the country and flowers are laid, and the nation begins its period of mourning, this first formal expression of that national mourning, the gun salute of 96 rounds fired by different branches of the armed forces, the army and royal navy at more than a dozen different locations around the united kingdom. in the capital city, in both hyde park, with the king's troop royal horse artillery and at the tower of london with the honourable artillery company. and in other national capitals, at cardiff castle, edinburgh castle and hillsborough castle near belfast. and in other cities within the

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momentum. franklin, which is a senior lecturer in military strategy and law at the university of portsmouth. he says the gains made by the ukrainians in recent days are significant. is this is a strategic victory for you. questions of a similar significance? probably greater significance actually, dom that defeated russia here in march, a strategic a couple of reasons. first of all, it demonstrates highest levels in the international community wavering international community in a doubting community. ukrainians kind of serious losses on the russians. it's a turning point in hunting or demonstrating ukrainian initiative. but it's also a demonstration of that acumen of their skills incumbent on bringing all the training out over the last few months. if i yes. all together now to take a far greater than the russians have taken since since april. it's very significant and it demonstrates you're also a deception and it's an intelligence qu, and it's a remarkable display of russian ineptitude. u. s. president joe biden has march 21 years since the 911 attacks the deadliest attack on american soil

well, the 8th annual chinatown night out was held in san francisco's cost smith school year or portsmouth square. police took the opportunity to talk to the ap. i community members about how best to report crimes if they're happening. they also handed out phone numbers for officers as an alternative. for those who live there to call 9-1-1, >> when you experience an incident reported grab to beat officer on the street, get their cell phone number. >> and will there and all his colleagues made sure they know about it because they care and they will do something about it. and it's important that they know. so want to encourage everybody to continue the process of reporting. if you don't want to call 9-1-1, get their cell phone number. they have cars. they give it out. they work with all the time and report report report. >> well, firefighters and police officers also thank the aap i community for their support through the years. i will in the north bay rohnert park. police are searching for a man who allegedly groped 2 middle school age girls and apple and almond street near anson avenue. po

welcome back to one of the portsmouth, russian traveler up and down the bullet sheriff's bucket. i'm macrocosm before the break. we were talking about diversity in russia as yet. i see just today the world is engaged in an active discussion about the world order and different perspectives on life. i each called texas. i know the war and ukraine is part of their discussion book against her. definitely was while in yet her diversity wasn't required them bytes, but, and this is really shoes in your video. just much died. second, that was put in your films. you do not seem like so one from so to say the evolve dwelt big brothers. a person from a different place is health is both true to himself and tries not to change. others starts to when your opinion, how can we make the world except is diversity? no, again, you are jania at the moment ago, but i felt less utilized. well, it's all relative. i did look, there's one man's trash is another man's treasure blood wrinkle. different people can have different opinions, self, one of the same things about, that's what we need to respect all

he is actively pursuing the enslaved servant of martha's who have escaped from philadelphia to portsmouth, new hampshire in search of freedom. how to reconcile? washington is a paradox like all of us. he's not consistent like all of us. i don't think it negates everything he's working towards. the concept of the union that would inspire lincoln to issue the emancipation proclamation was what washington was working so hard to create during his travels in his presidency. >> host: it is not always a pretty place. talk to was about washington's teeth. a little grim. >> guest: one of the things, there are a couple historical jokes associated with washington. one is washington slept here. that sort of sleeping around but following washington, came to realize each one of those was not -- this was not fun for washington. he was working tremendously hard to pull the country together. the other joke is washington's teeth, dentures made of wood. he had dentures, they weren't made of wood. they were made of teeth from various animals, from ivory, the hippopotamus, even before he ended up with those d

hosting president clinton, taking him in the first lady on the royal yacht britannica taking it from portsmouth and coming over toward the channel. all of those commemorations were of a great military ally victory. >> she has such a role in so many of those historic events. think about what she saw. it wasn't just her witness from world war ii today. it was the leadership she demonstrated in evaded kingdom. it was the way which she shepard the military participation in those conflicts. >> i know you are in a civilian role now. i should point out our audience that you have navy service. you are an admiral when i first met you. it was at the pentagon. i know you appreciate the military connections. speaking of the military, let me turn to ukraine. the president is going to be meeting next week with the un at the general assembly with lustrous, the new prime minister, one of the last people to see the queen when she was presenting her credentials. that was only two days before she passed away. extraordinary that she was still doing her doing up until the very end. there is a lot -- there so much a

frank led, which is a senior and i train military strategy and lloyd university of portsmouth. he says these games made by the ukrainians in recent days are important. as this is a strategic victory for a similar significance about probably greater significance actually, dom that defeated russia here in march, a strategic a couple of reasons. first of all, it demonstrates highest levels in the international community, wavering international community, not doubting community ukrainians, kind of serious losses on the russians. it is a turning point in hunting or demonstrating ukrainian initiative. it's also a demonstration acumen of their skills incumbent on bringing all the training. it's hard over the last few months, years all together. now to take a far greater than the russians taken since april. it's very significant then it demonstrates you're also you can print quality is a deception. and it's an intelligence qu, and it's a remarkable display on for of russian ineptitude. elmore 8 is arriving in pakistan's, devastated southern send province after unprecedented floods. 2 m

or frank leverage is a senior lecturer in the military strategy in the university of portsmouth. he joins us from oxford. are good to have you with this. so from your experience looking at these strategies, is this a significant military recapturing as ukrainians are saying? well kerry, yes it is. this is a strategic victory for you. christians of a similar significance about probably greater significance, actually the defeat of the russians in kiev in march as strategic for a couple of reasons. first of all, it demonstrates highest levels in the international community to wavering international community in a dancing community that ukrainians can impose serious losses on the russians. and that said that it is, it is a turning point in hank being all demonstrating ukrainian initiative. but it's also a demonstration of that document of their skills in combined arms warfare, bringing all the beer to the training that they've had over the last few months in 5 years. it altogether now to, to take back an area of land far greater than the russians have taken since since april. it's ve

and the 8th annual chinatown night out was held in san francisco's portsmouth square.ice taking the opportunity to speak with members of the community about how best to report crimes. they also handed out phone numbers for individual officers as an alternative to calling 9-1-1. >> when you experience an incident reported graph to beat officer on the street, get their cell phone number. >> and will there and all his colleagues made sure they know about it because they care and they will do something about it. and it's important that they know. so want to encourage everybody to continue the process of reporting. if you don't want to call 9-1-1, get their cell phone number. they have cars. they give it out. they work with all the time and report report report. >> firefighters and police officers also thanking the local community for their support through the years. ucsf and san mateo county health are partnering up for a long covid study. it's called let's figure out long covid pretty straightforward right now. the study is looking to answer several questions, including h

residents community leaders, police officers, firefighters all gathered for a good time in portsmouth square, but it was also a time for an important reminder about keeping everyone in the api communities safe. i think there's no doubt that the most important issue in our city right now is making sure that everyone is safe. if people can't feel safe, they won't go out onto the bus. they won't go to the store. they won't come and visit this neighborhood. everything has to start with everyone in our community feeling safe. tonight's event was put on by the san francisco police department and sponsors. coming up. a lot of vegas journalist murdered after spending months investigating and writing about county officials and now a top public administrator is behind bars. details on the arrest. next plumbing crew robbed at gunpoint in oakland coming up new at 10 30. we hear from one of the victims who tells us what the thieves were after data shows just how behind california is conserving water as we deal with another year of drought. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the

corporation in portsmouth were on the frontlines of the fighting fentanyl, and trying to reduce overdose deaths. we're fortunate enough to earn a grant in windsor county vermont. we also work with a lot of patients from sullivan county in in new hampshire. so we've been very successful. vermont, unfortunately as we all know, is the highest rate of overdose deaths, the increase of overdose deaths in the country. fortunately, our little county in windsor, we were able to reduce deaths by 30% with the help of this, our corp grant. my question is, is it obviously that funding is very important and it works. i'm just wondering in terms of your ideas and support of the continuation of particularly for rural areas, the arc or person grants. >> so i'm not familiar with the details of that particular program. kansas rural communities have the same set of issues. i'm very familiar with this issue of fentanyl. we had all kinds of problems with crystal meth in our state, we had opioid problems in the state of kansas as well. in the end you have to fight it as you are. bless you for the work you're d

many people gathered for a nice time in portsmouth square. the event and used the opportunity to remind everyone in the a p i community to stay safe. i think there's no doubt that the most important issue in our city right now is making sure that everyone is safe. if people can't feel safe, they won't go out onto the bus. they won't go to the store. they won't come and visit this neighborhood. everything has to start with everyone in our community feeling safe. the event was put on by the san francisco police department and some sponsors. cycle it delic. drugs like mushrooms are now decriminalized in san francisco, the san francisco board of supervisors approved the resolution this week, the measure says, arresting people for using growing and distributing plant based psychedelics should be quote the lowest law enforcement priority. it also state state c city resources. should not be used for investigations tied to the use of psychedelics. the mill valley film festival announced us star studded lineup glass onion knives out mystery is set to

age of four giving the queen some flowers or drawings, it was taken on a visit to the dockyard in portsmouthent in by linda, the queen was visiting her school, and viewed cakes that the pupils had made for the big day. during her reign, the queen travelled across the world, and that included several visits to canada. her majesty's stayed at a hotel in regina. the man responsible for looking after the queen in that visit was the hotel's manager. we can speak to him now. when you know the queen is coming to stay, what goes through your mind?- goes through your mind? details, details. goes through your mind? details, details- all _ goes through your mind? details, details. all the — goes through your mind? details, details. all the details. _ that the security can give you on how they want everything, and how the queen appreciates things. i believe she particularly appreciated the menu you chose, tell us about that. king george was in regina in 1939, and he attended a dinner at the lieutenant governor's residence. we replicated the menu of that dinner, and the queen was the guest of honour ther

nikita khrushchev to the uk they refused to fly there by plane and arrived in the british port of portsmouthis famous situation was such a barking crap who worked for the british secret intelligence service was a professional saboteur. his task, as it became clear later from the materials leaked to the press, was, as stated, the documents are still classified on this operation in 506, today 2022 the documents are top secret in the uk and it is not clear what this british saboteur was doing with the official version. he allegedly had to inspect the bottom of the cruiser ordzhonikidze in order to understand its design. screws and so on for the second version. he was supposed to set an explosive charge with a timer, which was supposed to undermine and commit a terrorist attack against soviet leaders on the way back. i remind you once again of 1956, the height of the cold war, all documents are classified. and now let's look at the current premier of great britain a liter of rhinestones. it relied primarily on a secret trolley service. in the english deep state the intelligence services came to

so what is there 3006,000 redcoats on their way here now do you think are they gonna close portsmouth? okay. we have an opportunity here that we can create our own forces here in virginia. we can put together our own men. it's the right men are in control in each of the counties. we can put together our own virginia forces. those very same men that are talking about. all right to the learn britain of the very same people that write laws back to make me channel property. if i have children they're not my children live belong to my master. who can sell us and buy us as he sees fit but yet he still impac. hello. great to be back with you all. i hope you had a delicious and enjoyable lunch. so many wonderful places here in alexandria. i want to extend a special thanks and appreciation to historic alexandria and the american or the emerging revolutionary war for inviting me to be part of this symposium and spend some time with all of you today. i also want to extend a special welcome to all those participating remotely. thank you for joining us. and of course, a special thanks for all of y

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