he is also despondent because he is not getting promoted. he had the several small victories, got fremont out of place, his star is beginning to rise, getting noticed from higher ranking officers in washington dc but where's the promotions for this man so eager to have his star rise? now, pope would be respected by two prominent illinois politicians that would press the state governor of illinois and the treasurer to get pope a regular army commission up to the rank of brigadier general. it's not working. applying this pressure on the lincoln administration and washington dc and he is getting nowhere in this promotion. he'll lash out at lincoln, say myself respect is already startled at what i can do in the matter and cannot go farther. mr. lincoln's treatment of me would be so shabby, i would be almost humiliated today to receive an appointment from him. what an interesting fellow to say the least, clammering to rise and get a promotion, opportunity may be there and i'm too humiliated to accept it. but several days after he writes about thi

and getting nowhere in this promotion. the lash out of lincoln, self-respect is already startled at what i've done and i cannot go further. esther lincoln's treatment of me has been so shabby that i would feel almost humiliated today to receive an appointment from him. what an interesting fellow. clamoring to rise and get a promotion, the opportunity may be there and to humiliated to accept it. several days after he writes about this, pope start begins to rise again, he overcomes the setbacks four days after he writes a note about lincoln, he's given a chance independent command which if successful, almost guarantees a regular commission promotion. henry will appoint pope to the command of the army of mississippi february 30, 1962. he would recall pope from his time with his time in st. louis to give commands and as pope is willing to leave and except he talks with his wife to assure her that she would be okay and so he went. pope would be given command of 25000 men, largest command yet, order to clear obstacles on the mis

pope is also despondent and silent because he's not getting promoted. he is having several small victories. he got fremont out of place. his stars beginning to rise. he's getting noticed from higher ranking officers. in washington d.c.. but where is the promotion? for this man, so eager to have his star rise. now, pope would be recommended by two prominent illinois politicians that would press the state governor of illinois and the treasurer to get papa regular army commission up to the rank of brigadier general. it's not working. they're applying all this pressure on the lincoln administration and washington d.c. and he is getting nowhere in this promotion. he lashed out at lincoln. he'll say myself respect is already -- in a matter that i cannot go farther. mr. lincoln's treatment of me has been so shabby that i would feel almost humiliated today to receive an appointment from him. what an interesting fellow. to say the least. clamoring to rise and get a promotion, the opportunity may be there and now too humiliated to accept. it but just several days

i would like to see more being done to promote the role of technology companies in promoting democracy but like i said, i will elaborate more when that time comes. >> i would love to hear now from the senior director at the human rights center in moscow. she's been fighting for human rights in russia since 2007, working with the international human rights movement. thank you for being here. i will turn the floor over to you. >> thank you organizers of the summit. i am very honored to be here. i was asked to present what it is like to be an activist in today's russia and i will try to do this. i am currently executive director for the human rights center. it is one of the legal entities for the very broad human rights and civil side t -- civil society movement in russia since 1988, and currently the two largest legal entities in service of this movement are facing the threat of liquidation, due to violent foreign agents in russia. we are seen -- this will be a very important gesture for civil society in the country and for us, it means that we won't be able to continue our work as we us

he will be promoted to captain in 1856. in the years before the american civil war he would spend the remainder of the antebellum years serving a route for the pacific railroad. to say that john pope had performed service to his country before 1861 is an understatement. the experiences he gained throughout the 1840s and 1850s, his training as a topographical engineer, will propel him to the front of the pack as the war begins in 1861, to bring those experiences, to bring that understanding of terrain and topography and commanding men on the battlefield of a war that is beginning to break out. now, during the secession winter of 1860-1861, john pope is serving on lighthouse duty. several of our high ranking officers in the federal army will have that same privilege, one of which would be george gordon meade. upon president lincoln's election, he will write to the newly elected president and he starts that letter by giving a lot of advice to the president-elect on the state of the united states military at the time. that take

pope is despondent and silent because he has not been promoted.re is the promotions for this man so eager to have his star rise? now, pope would be recommended by two prominent illinois politicians that would press the governor of illinois and the treasury rer to get an army commission up to the rank of brigadier general. it's not working. they're applying all this pressure in washington, d.c. and he's getting nowhere in this promotion. he'll lash out at lincoln. he'll stay my self-respect is startled at what i have done and i cannot go farther. mr. lincoln's treatment of me has been so shabby that i would feel almost humiliated today to receive an appointment from him. what an interesting fellow, to say the least. clambering to rise and get a promotion, the opportunity may be there, and, well, too humiliated to accept it. but just several days after he writes about this, pope's star begins to rise once again. he overcomes these setbacks. four days after he writes that note about lincoln, he's given a chance at an independent command, which if suc

the ultimate goal, do away with fremont, he himself gets promoted to the boast. fremont is not oblivious to what's going on and is convinced pope has horrific intentions for fremonts career and to himself and is demonstrated in particular, by pope's lack of action in following some of fremont's offensive plans in the state of missouri. that's going to sound real familiar come august of 1862, a general that lacks aggressive offensive actions on the plains of manasis. historian evans rights of this moment, actually, it's incomitance and timidity to offer a better explanation of pope at this moment than treachery though he showed insubordinate spirit, a trait he will refine as he rises through the ranks, this trait of insubordination, of orders from his commanding officers. by the end of 1861, after a minor action of blackwater missouri, pope is continuing to rise in notoriety amongst those staff and other officers in his department as well as washington dc. his latest victory at blackwater he now has proof to back up his claims of his reputation of how good he is o

if you promote these things, you are moving towards democracy, but you are not necessarily promotingn abstract concept. whenever you are promoting an abstract concept, i do not think it is particularly successful, and that is the problem with this initiative. >> the former u.s. ambassador to poland said we have seen this movie before and it does not end well. in the 1930's -- it is the 1930's all over again, he said, and there is no more urgent task and for democracies to renew themselves. >> yeah, let's get away from talking the talk and walking the walk. it is to be credited that if you talk about what has happened within the united states within a year, despite a great deal of opposition, say, from the republicans and trump vests -- trumpists, you have one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in decades, there is a nearly $2 trillion bill that will -- that might get past. it is to be credited that the bided administration is taking action on climate change. the idea that america is perfect -- of course not. the credit where you can have an initiative within the countries

but you're not necessarily promoting an abstract concept whenever you're promoting an abstract concept. i don't think it's particularly successful, and that's the problem with this initiative and scholarly daniel for the former us ambassador opponent. he said, we've seen this movie before and it doesn't. and well, in the 1930 s, it's the 901st, he's all over again, he said, and there's no more urgent task than for democracies to renew themselves. well, again, let's get away from talking the talk and walk in the walk. it is to be credited that if you talk about what has happened within the united states, within a year, despite a great deal of opposition, say from the republicans in the trumpets that you have an infrastructure proposal. one of the most ambitious in decades it is to be credited that there is a budget which may get past for 2 trillion dollars for social programs, for anti poverty programs, for environmental programs. it is to be credited by the ministration is taking action on climate change. it has to be credited that issues like voting rights are being raised. so the ide

they get to i but they get promoted. they get to carry on— but they get promoted. they get promoted. they get to carry on their lives. the _ but they get promoted. they get to carry on their lives.— carry on their lives. the families think the four _ carry on their lives. the families think the four men's _ carry on their lives. the families think the four men's deaths i carry on their lives. the families | think the four men's deaths were investigated so badly partly because they were gay. they say officers even made assumptions orjust didn't care enough about the men, but the metropolitan police does not accept that. daniel sandford reporting. at 7:30pm we will be back for dateline london. first for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre withjohn watson. >> mac where we're going to start with the ashes fightback that we saw today, dawid saying england can't get ahead of themselves just yet but they have dragged themselves back into that first ashes test, mallan and joe root closing in on centuries. they still trail australia by 58 runs. they still trail austra

that they also promote millions of socially beneficial connections every day. yes, they make it easier for neo-nazis to find each other, but it also makes it easier for other minorities to find each other, like lgbtq, social activists, or bluegrass musicians. they benefit from the company's use of algorithms to organize and current user generated content. it would be a mistake to eliminate those benefits because of the risk of abuse. the genius of the internet has been the reduction of information costs. one click allows a user to access a vast treasure trove of information, transported around the planet at the speed of light for nearly zero cost. the downside is filtering the cost, users must sort through the treasure trove to find what they want, and it differs from user to user. internet companies compete fiercely to help users sort the information and they do so through algorithms. descent devising them to reduce those services, in part because of the word vaguely. jama defines personalized algorithms as using any information specific to an individual, that

s. promote. we work with every country without exception, including sub regional organizations in latin american caribbean, over the last year alone. for example, i've had contacts with colleagues from mexico, venezuela, bolivia, brazil, guatemala, nicaragua, honduras cuba, belize in new york on the sidelines of general assembly are met to representatives of the central american integration system. i also had a meeting with my counterpart from argentina on the sidelines of the g when she summits. russia has always emphasized its interest in promoting bilateral ties without a political agenda. as for multilateral institutions and organizations, of course, we will defend like most latin american countries, the values, norms, goals, and principles of the united nations charter. by the way, last year, venezuela helped set up the group of friends in defense of the un charter before long it numbered more than 20 members. i'm sure that other countries, including from latin america, will soon join this g

we're going to promote the same pros to r t d and any other russian media facing discrimination abroad by finality d, case outrageous. as it was, the german authorities, he made every effort to create a negative image of arts in the public and among german institutions. german officials of tried to distance themselves from the decisions of the so called regulators, but the blame lies with them. as you remember, it all started with attempt to deny ot banking services. then they denied it's a broadcasting license. then they're made luxembourg. do the same. now our colleagues in serbia have registered the german speaking artie channel in accordance with the european convention on trans frontier television. germany is a party to the convention so it has to comply with it. but now it looks like they're going to shift the blame the social media platforms to youtube saying is that their discretion? and they rely on some internal criteria and the germans state does not have anything to do with it. but it does, it must have something to do with it. they signed all the relevance agreements and u

number three, promoting rules and norms. i have visited college campuses. visited hampden university, and hbcu -- an hbcu. the students are working with scientists to track atmospheric changes. i will tell you something about the students, they are both inspired and inspiring. we must ensure that more of our nations students have access to these important opportunities. we must encourage more of our students to pursue stem careers. the truth is the united states used to lead the world on innovation. but right now, our nation is falling behind as others develop their stem workforce. to compete in between first century, to keep our nation secure in the 21st century, our nation must invest in more scientists, more engineers, more programmers. we must, it is an imperative to build a strong stem workforce area i have seen with my -- workforce. i have seen with my own eyes how space can help us reach that goal. from the elementary school student with a telescope to the college student analyzing satellite data to the apprentice who is learning skills to help old r

to promote inter-religion. that is going to be a flag that is going to get tripped and result in the inquiry. you actually write the schools are not sending their curriculum, that is part of the process. >> there is no visit to the school are talking to the teachers issues what you can buy another website that is not pertinent to the statue it is a turning. >> these schools are well-known they check off a box. >> i understand the big 11 that answers my question. >> that is true for all schools. >> thank you counsel. [silence] >> mr. stuart, thank you mr. chief justice the court of appeals exclusion should be affirmed that is for three basic reasons. the first good government has far greater latitude when it declines to fund particular speech or religious exercise then the affirmative areas to that speech or exercise. second main has a legitimate establish interest in declining to fund the religious exercise in which bcs engage even if the federal establishment would permit distaste to fund those goals. third th

i don't think i'm going to promote that. commissioner thomas i think will be the next to come on and talk about harm reduction. commissioner wang is in patagonia, and she got engaged to her partner today. >> oh, how sweet. >> president bleiman: she sent me a wonderful picture, too. all right. i think that's it. is there any other comments? none? public comment on this agenda item? >> operator: i'm checking, and there is none. >> president bleiman: all right. i will adjourn the meeting. it is 7:00 p.m. nicely done. lot of things done in a short period of time. thank you. all right. bye. . >> 21 meeting of the san franciscoboard of appeals. president honda will hopefully be joining us shortly.also present is vice president swig, commissioner lazarus and commissioner lopez . commissionerchang is absent. we will provide the board with any immediate legal advice today . i'm julie rosenberg for the secretary. we will be joined by representatives from the planning department, the zonin administrator and commissioner janet deputies

it's promoting the news that former _ morning.n ministers l morning. it's promoting the news i that former education ministers and the children's commissioner of england saying that really the biggest priority is moving into the new year when schools are meant to reopen afterjanuary should be ensuring people can go back to the classroom. it's quite interesting, statistics and hearsay some schools are already encourage people to at pupils to do so. remote learning from home towards christmas because there are concerns about omicron particularly in school. remember in the first of the third lockdown schools were closed for the majority and so i suppose the telegraph here is picking up on that point in making sure we don't end up in a situation like we didn't expect to find ourselves at last year. where we get through christmas we move into january and the parent suddenly find out one day after schools go back that actually the kids are good to be able to go back to the classroom. to be able to go back to the classroom-— to be able t

r c, are able to work in france as comfortably as the french media are in russia, we're going to promote the same price to r t d, and any other russian media facing discrimination reduced by finality d, case outrageous as it was, the german authorities who made every effort to create a negative image of arts in the public and among german is what you sions, of german officials have tried to distance themselves from the decisions on so called regulate is put, the blame lies with them. yes. as you remember, so started with a template, a denial to banking services, and then they denied for broadcasting lessons when they made luxembourg. do the same snake. now our colleagues in serbia, french, the german speaking archie chandler, in accordance with the european convention on transparency a television, germany is a party to the convention, so it has to comply with it. but now it looks like they're going to shift the blame . the social media love wants to youtube saying is that their discretion? and they rely on some internal criteria and the germans state does not have anything to do with it.

i don't think i'm going to promote that. commissioner thomas i think will be the next to come on and talk about harm reduction. commissioner wang is in patagonia, and she got engaged to her partner today. >> oh, how sweet. >> president bleiman: she sent me a wonderful picture, too. all right. i think that's it. is there any other comments? none? public comment on this agenda item? >> operator: i'm checking, and there is none. >> president bleiman: all right. i will adjourn the meeting. it is 7:00 p.m. nicely done. lot of things done in a short period of time. thank you. all right. bye. . >> clerk: held on november 22nd, 2021. the meeting is being called to order at 4:30 p.m. small business thanks sfgov tv for televising the meeting. members of the public who

finally, we'll vote on several coast guard promotions. i now turn to my colleague, ranking member senator wicker, for his opening remarks. mr. wicker: thank -- senator wicker: thank you for your asendance in this executive session to vote on reporting nominations. jessica rosenworcel at the fcc. mr. ba do ia, commissioner at the f.t.c. ms. janney avichey secretary of commerce. oceans and sphere. and -- atmosphere. and assistant secretary of commerce. director general at the u.s. and foreign commercial service and numerous coast guard positions. . i will vote to report ms. rosenworcel for another term as >> i will vote for ms. rosenwoccel. although i disagree for her support of overly restrictive regulations and i always agree with her policy positions on other matters. she's well-known to the members of committee and reputation for being responsive and engaged. i want to stress how important it is for our children of the fcc to -- chair of the fcc to provide strong leadership in the timely production of accurate broadband coverage maps. t

id has invested around the world in helping civil society promote all of these elements in their own country. so, it has long been important and will continue to be important that we are wrapping up efforts in a couple of areas to meet the president's call on this initiative to really restore and replenish democracy, globally. >> let me ask you a question, isabel, that i hear sometimes when i travel abroad. people say to me, sometimes, you americans put so much stress on elections. you must have elections, elections. but, you do not put as must stress on the rule -- as much stress on the rule of law. i think of iran, a country that has regular elections but is so corrupt. the average iraqi citizen is just enraged at the way governments -- governance works in that country. do you think we have the balance out of whack? we should put more focus on rule of law and less on whether we have had nominal balloting? >> that is a good question. i think that rule of law is absolutely critical and anticorruption work, as the president has noted and elevated in this administration, is also incred

awakening movement getting going in the british atlantic with missionary groups in the effort to promoteed and revival and with that imperial and densification and going on at the same time. not sure the causal mechanism that that you are seeing across many different spheres of history at that moment. host: give us a sense of the established churches. there are some established churches and not colonies that religiosity and great britain with a great deal of impact on the colonies as well. >> one of the surprises was to realize how important the complex establishment of the british empire really was following on work done i'm not the first person to say this but at the end of the revolution britain has the settlement coming together at the end of the glorious revolution. so the kingdom of great britain has to established churches. then come in the aftermath of that the colonial establishments that are post. ten, those colonies can retain their establishments of across the british empire, there are three different established churches and one who is a dissenter in one place could be an es

promoting things like the met verse. so invested in the idea of the meta verse virtual reality, it changed its whole name. so when the company offered an interview with facebook top marketing guy. to a reporter from the financial times. they did it in virtual reality. and craig who remember is there to promote virtual reality, was having trouble with the virtual reality headset. >> i'm drinking my coffee. and this headset is too bulky. >> you can see every time he tried to lift his chin to get his coffee cup under into his mouth -- let's go below. scroll up a bit. keep going. move up just a little bit. there. perfect. i'll take it from -- okay. thank you. >> you can see the rest of the morning team along with scott. and our morning program. today in the bay. every weekday morning 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. right here. >>> up next. pack up the skis and head out of town. we'll show you the fresh powder at tahoe. and what the roads are looking like if you are heading there tonight. what to expect this weekend and the heavy snow on t

you know, it's true that there's been an absence of leadership promoting democracy and being a model for democracy for some time now. and when there's an absence of the great power promoting democracy, you going to see a democratic slow. and so we have a more authoritarian regimes in the world than democracy today. and i think biden as was already mentioned in the report, wants to come in and change that and be again be basically distinct from the company ministration that without really supporting autocratic regimes and admiring autocrats. but there's just been so many issues with the u. s . democracy and the democratic indices have been continuously labeling us. democracy is very flawed. there's all kinds of issues with an uneven application of the rule of law and human rights violations. and so it might be better that by focus domestically on improving democracy in particular because there are huge infringement on voting rights and daughter suppression issues then on the big global summit. but as it was a campaign promise, he feels like he has to at least take this 1st step in say

space council talked about building the nations stem workforce addressing the climate crisis and promoting new rules to govern the space. held at the u.s. institute of peace, this was the administration's first meeting of the council. it lasted about an hour and a half. to begin, we will start with the first panel which will be to discuss the norms and rules, and we have many extraordinary american leaders who are the members of the president's cabinet who are here taking a role of leadership not only in this discussion but as the heads of their agencies on the work i had and the commitments that we are prepared to make today and going forward. the first topic on the norms and rules is essentially how do we modernize the norms and rules that govern space so we know from apollo eight from previous missions the space x version is not new but we are in a new era where we are i think more than ever before appreciating the capacity and opportunity so on the topic, let's consider the challenges that are also presented in addition to the opportunities. the challenges for example being suggestion,

we are also involved in standard-setting, cybersecurity, controls and promoting space exports around the world, which of course is an increasing area of the economy and we lead in these areas because space is directly tied to the economic security and global competitiveness. within the department of commerce, we have the office of space commerce and the work there is central and we plan as in administration and the vice president's leadership to have the office of space commerce play an even greater and more robust role in the interagency process as we shape the space policy and strategy. as the vice president just said, in recent russian anti-satellite the task was a wake-up call for all of us and its potential impact being safety and sustainability and the importance of the work we're we aredoing in the office of spe commerce. all of the work to support, all of the work in the office of space commerce will support space traffic coordination as you just asked about. presently building on the strong foundation established by the department of defense, the office of space commerce dev

that promotion means or advocacy encouragement on the ground.hat involves interaction at high levels hub secretary blinken another senior officials in washington in collaboration with international partners like canada, france, brazil to support haiti. >> lastly, a few seconds left i continue to be dissatisfied with the level of diversity at the state department. i know there's a lot of good efforts to try to get more diversity and inclusive members and employees of the state department and i myself has worked with other senators to do things from sponsoring programs and other fellowship programs. i'm curious if you have advice for me, especially as i travel the globe and visit with the state department i'm surprised with the lack of diversity do you have any advice of what more we can do to promote diversity. >> i think recruiting is a first crucial step to the fellowship programs are vitally important. i think retention is crucial and we have several parallel programs to support retention of a diverse workforce we have senior foreign service o

whether or not you can be promoted and what you will be doing.are black and brown and very few of us are in the promotion process so then it looks okay but mostly they higher white managers out of school that have never worked for amazon but the majority of the workforce is black and brown so when they do promote you the pay is different from those who are hired from outside so if you are black and brown making manager with internal promotions you get a lower wage compared to someone who's coming from outside that gets a higher wage and then it makes it even and more scarce with any type of leadership with any of that responsibility usually a white guy over someone that looks like me. >> i appreciate your testimony to talk about this. this all suggests to me that if we really tackle the dominant power issue by fighting abusive employer practices we could accomplish two important goals to strengthen the labor force and advance gender equity vigorous competition is better for all americans who work and who purchase goods. thank you very much for yo

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the reason schools promote a particular faith are not eligible to participate simple. maine is determined as a matter of public policy, public education should be religiously neutral. this is entirely consistent with this court's holdings public schools must not infiltrate religion and instead promote tolerance of religious views. petitioners want a different benefit. instruction designed to instill religious beliefs at taxpayer expense. they are not being discriminated against, they simply are not offered the benefit that no family in maine is entitled to. from a different perspective, this court made clear the government is entitled to define the scope of financial benefit to advance its own value judgments even when they disadvantage activity protected by the first amendment. if the federal government can provide funding to family planning services on the condition is not used to discussion abortion, states should be allowed to condition paying a child tuition on the condition will not pay that. >> counsel in maine. can a parent decide they simply do not want to sen

aid does around the world and promoting democracy, good government, anticorruption work. i speak i speak to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> we had an interesting event yesterday. president xi jinping of china and president putin of russia had their own virtual summit, i do not know what we would call this. i will leave you if you have a name for their summits, i would like to hear it. but, what did you make of that? obviously, there seemed to be a response. what is their counter message as president biden talked about the need to champion democracy? isabel: well, they referred to our summit as a so-called democracy summit. i think i can throw that back to their so-called summit. it is interesting. we heard a lot of noise from both russia and china about this democracy summit in a way that makes me think it caught their attention at a minimum if not got under their skin in various ways. their response was not to say, hey, we are authoritarian regimes and we are doing great. instead, they both said, we are democracies ourselves. so, they must see some value in call

to promote the general welfare, doesn't mean growing government, it means promoting free-market economicsthe truth of the matter is, we face a choice in washington between free-market economics and big government socialism. we saw generations before us create the most prosperous nations in the history of the world, they built that on free-market economics. they built that on the principles of freedom. standing up for the general welfare, i believe, means promoting freedom and free enterprise. it also means standing for trade that is free and fair and puts american jobs and workers first, just like we did. with the trump-pence administration. it means standing up to china and insisting china stepped forward, opened the markets, stop stealing intellectual property, respect basic human rights or not have access to the economy of the united states of america. [applause] the constitution charges us to ensure the blessing of liberty for ourselves and prosperity. we need to be committed to the ideals enshrined in the bill of rights, freedom of assembly, and the right to keep and bear arms. we ne