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a public dinner was served at the ballroom where toasts were given, and john quincy adams, who was then the secretary of state, he served as the host the dinner included toasting the memories of george washington. george mason, richard henry lee and patrick henry, as well as the continued health of thomas jefferson and john adams lafayette himself was toasted numerous times. we mentioned there were over 30 toasts that were given, so we will not be doing a transcription of every toast that was said that night. but lafayette was toasted for, fought and bled for liberty in america he proclaimed. liberty in france, making long and happy live. an example posterity and in return raised a toast to the city of alexandria, wishing her prosper, liberty and happiness more and more realized the fondest wishes of our venerated washington in the ho tt lafayette used as his residence. and alexandria belonged to a woman named elizlaws and the homis located just around the corner on 301 south st asaph st. as completed in 1819 and it s considered, and i believe still is considere to one of the finest her

hilbert taught me were the lyrics to we are the world, written by the greats, lionel richie, quincy jackson, i remember having to practice that song day after day for probably about two weeks, not knowing then, but that all throughout that -- those -- that graduation rehearsal seeds were being planted. seeds sang by stefy wonder -- stevie wonder and lionel richie, there comes a time when we must heed a certain call when the world must come together as one. seeds from tina turner and billy joel. we are all a part of god's great big family and the truth, you k know, is love is all that we need. seeds sang and planted by the unlikely duo of willie nelson and al, who planted the seeds that as god lass shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. one of the most powerful seeds that really stuck with me was those offered by michael jackson, huie lewis and cindy lauper. when you're down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you just believe there's no way we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, col

written by the greats, lionel richie, michael jensen, quincy jones who we lost just earlier this year. i remember having to practice that song day after day for probably about two weeks. not knowing then all through that graduation rehearsal seeds were being planted. seeds sang by scooby wonder in lionel richie. there comes a time you must heed a certainn call when the world must come together as one. seeds from tina turner and billy joel. we are all a part of god's great big family and the truth is you know, love l is all we needed. seeds, saying implanted by the unlikely duo of willie nesson. who planted the seeds as god has shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. oneos of the most powerful seeds that stuck with me those offered by michael jackson, huey lewis and cyndi lauper. when you are down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you justie believe there is no y we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, colleagues, mr. president, i believe it was those two weeks of repetition an

>> but it did. >> and it keeps happening. >> reporter: quincy jones dreamed big.nnocent as children, longing for the past. people will come, ray. >> james earl jones grew up stuttering, only to go on to develop one of the warmest, recognizable voices ever. >> i am your father. >> when we die, our bodies become the grass. >> reporter: he brought his characters to life, even when talking about death. >> we are all connected in the great circle of life. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by another talent we lost this year. actor john amos. >> what about black pride? >> what about it? you don't need a gang to be black. just be proud. >> reporter: bernice johnson reagon expressed her pride in song >> the journey begins in south america in cotton fields of el salvador. >> reporter: she was the founding member of sweet honey in the rock, a voice for justice and truth in the world. >> thelma mothershed wair took her stand for justice as a teen when she and eight other students helped desegregate little rock high school in 1957, marching through those doors as bravely as oth

i drew from john quincy adams, a return to the house. to evade house rules that prohibited slavery, rules enforced by people's house, he read letter after letter about the evils of slavery and abdicating for its abolition. we need to be that strong and effective megaphone, you start to listen. i remember leading the opposition in my first year in the house. bill richardson a pro-nafta representative lamented the fact that members would go home during congressal recess. he said every time we if home, my side loses votes. so every friday, saturday, sunday, i'm in ohio, i crisscross the state from gallipolis to zanesville to port smith to toledo, holding round tables, walking picket lines, talking to workers in break rooms and behind checkout counters, on monday afternoons, i return to washington carrying a satchel of good ideas. i have represented the workers, to listen to them, to speak out for them, to fight for them. not to listen to wall street, not the drug companies, not the big railroads, but to fight for the people who make this co

i drew from john quincy adams, a return to the house. to evade house rules that prohibited slavery, rules enforced by people's house, he read letter after letter about the evils of slavery and abdicating for its abolition. we need to be that strong and effective megaphone, you start to listen. i remember leading the opposition in my first year in the house. bill richardson a pro-nafta representative lamented the fact that members would go home during congressal recess. he said every time we if home, my side loses votes. so every friday, saturday, sunday, i'm in ohio, i crisscross the state from gallipolis to zanesville to port smith to toledo, holding round tables, walking picket lines, talking to workers in break rooms and behind checkout counters, on monday afternoons, i return to washington carrying a satchel of good ideas. i have represented the workers, to listen to them, to speak out for them, to fight for them. not to listen to wall street, not the drug companies, not the big railroads, but to fight for the people who make this co

extraordinary effort to save the sea turtles at the new england aquarium's sea turtle hospital in quincyssachusetts. >> more than 250 turtles are being treated for hypothermia. the team documenting each one of them taking their temperature, checking their heartbeat, acclimating them to warmer water. volunteer pilots with the nonprofit turtles fly to flying, some of them to north carolina for treatment. the sea turtles were what's called cold. stunned by the changing temperatures, marine biologists say the turtles are drawn further north by the rising temperatures during the summer and early fal, but then trapped by the rapid change in temperature. staff and volunteers from the massachusetts audubon wellfleet bay wildlife sanctuary, walking beaches along cape cod bay in search of those cold, stunned turtles, many of them in critical condition. finding 12 more turtles, senior biologist kristin louise the goal of the rehabilitation process is to release every turtle back into the wild population, to hopefully live for many years to come. >> our thanks to david for that story by the way, if

to fight into up toie in iraq, and where the history tells us was a colossal mistake pretty john quincy adams inspiration and returned to the house and his attack on slavery to evade house rules prohibited believing not debating slavery rules forced on the peoples houses by slavers by southern slavers in the red letter after letter about the evils of slavery and advocating for the abolition and that is now, our duty is to amplify the voices of people whom we serve to be that strong megaphone start by listening and remember when i believe the opposition my first year the house bill richardson approached immigrant from new mexico the fact that members would go home during recess and he said you know every time the members of congress a home, my side loses vote pretty well there's a reason for that, he was a must listen to our constituents and so almost every weekend every friday and saturday said they come i'm in ohio i crisscross the state from athens to the police and the enforcement springfield two men were to toledo and shall be in all of the state, holy roundtables and walking picket

he is published biographies of thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln gore vidal, and now thomas jefferson in his masterly pen. kaplan offers us a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notes on the state of virginia. but, of course, jefferson wrote consul treatises like a summary view of the rights of british north america legal briefs, memoranda the declaration of independence, and above all letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writings throughout his masterly pen, kaplan brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing, often without without intending to, as kaplan says of notes on the state of virginia. it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to, a book about himself. the jefferson we meet here is not surprisingly learned and forceful. but kaplan also shows this jefferson as a writer who's of

i drew inspiration from president john quincy adams who would return to the house and his attack on slavery to evade house rules that prohibit it believes are not the prohibited the people's house by enslavers i southerner slavers he read letter after letter from his constituents about the evils of slavery and advocating for establishing dash abolition. our duty is tempered by the voices of people whom we serve, to bebe that strong megaphone yu start by listing. i remember when a help lead opposition my first yearn in the house. bill richardson a pro-nafta democrat from new mexico lamented the fact members would go home during recess that he said it of congress go home my side loses votes. there's a reason for that. we are supposed to listen to our constituents. so almost every week every friday, saturday, sunday i mean, crisscrossed the state, all over the state holding roundtables walking picket lines touring plants talking to workers in break rooms and the work sites can checkout counters. on monday afternoon everton washington carryingng a satchelf good ideas drawn from ohioans. my job

i drew inspiration from president john quincy adams, who had returned to the house in his attack on slavery to evade house rules that prohibited, believe it or not, that prohibited debating slavery, rules forced on the people's house by enslavers, by southern enslavers. he read letter after letter. from his constituents about the evils of slavery and advocating for its abolition. you then as now, our duty is to amplify the voices of the people whom we serve, to be that strong and effective megaphone, you start by listening. i remember when i helped lead the opposition in my first year in the house to nafta. bill richardson, a pro-nafta democrat from new mexico, lamented the fact that members would go home during congressional recess. he said, you know, every time members of congress go home, my side loses votes. well, there's a reason for that. we're supposed to listen to our constituents. so almost every week, every friday, saturday, sunday, i'm in ohio. i've crisscrossed this state from ashtabulah to athens to gallipoli to zanesville to portsmouth to springfield to van wert to toledo to s

quincy went on to create homeboy industries, where fabian worked along with other gang members and ex-consching and working towards a new life. starting with an industrial bakery and retraining program, a popular cafe that expended to the end -- the los angeles international airport and a free tattoo removal service. it has become the country's largest gang intervention and reentry program. fabian got the father's blessing and homeboy industries support to fulfill his dream of running his own art academy and support group. >> once we do that, think about where you are at in your career -- in your life at this moment because every day is a new beginning. you can always turn the page. we can dwell in the past and suffocate. today, we are turning the page. >> the art academy is the art studio and vehicle for sharing his passion for art with former gang members and parolees like he once was. >> if you think about the traditional arts practices and how art brings people together in creativity and community, it has always been a healing method. art has a universal language that can be embraced b

sure to parse is the executive vice president of a think tank quincy institution. he says, the median cairo is important for iran standing in the region for several years. now. there has been an efforts to restore relations between egypt and evolve, which is part of a larger ivonya strategy. really deeply improving its relationship with the middle eastern stage, particularly some of the key arab states. so we're saying how the volumes have normalize relations with saudi arabia improve relations with uh, the u. e r in conversations with jordan. and egypt of course is crucial because this is one of the states that broke rations with the bron in the early 19 eighties has been on, especially pretty negative relations terms with the rob for several decades now. and it would be a significant turn of events if these 2 stage beyond just being able to visit each other and having occasional meetings at international for like there's actually a able to put the past behind them and restore relations for the and given that this is happening at a time when he was regional standi

massachusetts bay of course meeting with your second president, major john adams, at his home in quincy. but friends, of course, last evening being the 6th of september, it my birthday. and in fact, i saw most of you at the party last evening, madame you did so well with the popular dances of the 1770s and eighties. if i am not, you danced three minuets to bagatelles a scottish reel and seven country dances before you had your first glass of wine. well done. oh, and you miss you. i you. last evening you dipped your cup into the punch bowl at least 15 times. but there were many toasts to be had. but you know, my friends, now that i have come here, this unrecorded visit to fairfield university, i am reminded of great sacrifices that were made. the war particularly in this area. indeed, all of the 13 new united states in 17 and 76 would embark this great crusade to find freedom. and many, of course, suffer as a result. i am fortunate today we are fortunate today that we have many veterans of the war that are with us and some of them are going to pose some questions to me about some of my e

with today's gas in washington dc, we'd have until leaving his director of the racial program at the quincy institute and the member of the valve cloud, the russian think tank in moscow. powell folks, and how he's an independent defense military analyst. i think he would like to see melnik is co director of the rest i'm call center ukrainian public policy research institute. thank you. all of you for joining us. let me start with you. and the told us seems to be in a particularly all day shifts attack. and it seemed to have very sophisticated planning and execution. yes, indeed. it's not the 1st attack organized by the ukrainians. i mean, it's estimation, but didn't russia, but it's certainly by far, you know, the highest profile well. and yes, it does indicate to your friends, no ability to, to describe crushing targets. the problem tell us how this is being viewed in moscow and what this saying about how this took place because it was designated we sent an electric scooter just as the general and his assistant were leaving the building. i think he just stopped us. 6 am in the morning to s

some of these wall by for this is the 1st day they should have come to the country and apologize. quincy. we spoke with the molly and pay us political policy president who says the french president, mission about the mascot is a drop in the ocean. that's unlikely to change the size of attitude. oh, is your bosco francis simply acting dishonorably? well, by refusing to take full responsibility for the crimes committed in africa, even before their arrival in t o roy, which as we know was a result of this, the mobilization. it's not just about the senegalese soldiers, and not just about the senegalese people per se, but about all of the french west africa, particularly molly, or the upper bolt of republic by the, essentially all the francophone countries of that time that participated in the war . when they were being killed, they were considered french no, therefore, logically so that they should have been treated as french citizens, a model. unfortunately, they were treated like mere african, a more like cannon fodder. i think it is now too late for france to try to gloss over all of this

a little great idea. compelling quincy dot your top line get inside the how do you motivate others to get involved in climate action if it's well making things fun can be a good way to start. maybe with a game of football or some music, of whether collecting waste or repairing old household items. we can all do audits, walk up to a new edition of equal africa. i'm personal items, illegals, nigeria, great to have you with us. and here's what's coming up. climate action football in zimbabwe. 10 in waste into energy and gone up at ra, painful change. ease of d r. c. first of all though, we had to set a goal like many countries here in africa. so they go has a big problem with pollution from road traffic, which is where they call origin not express train. com, same venue rule link, transport the road 115000 passengers every day. it's creek on some vineyards, and it's also have a, a positive effect on air quality in the area. the demand is in almost every day about 80000 people have passed through the gates of the clean expect regional. no, not test. the prize of sin a go through a system.

to, it's the black put disease is a maintenance for the african coke of pharma out of consent for quincy most around the world. the disease along with a swollen should fighters have cut out, put in the world's top to coke of producing nations. blackboard can actually lead to a situation where from i can lose a by safety to 40 percent of how this, you know, but then they're slowly shoot this actually a disease that is the, that we've been struggling all these years to cope or to eradicate by piece not easy. the international organization reported a 14.2 percent dropped for the 20232024 season. resulting in the lowest copay harvest in 22 years. in addition to blackboard disease and the following should virus produces here say climate change is making things worse. also result from us or just struggling with high cost of what lasers and pesticides i'm moving to other groups. like rubber global comprises roll sharply from around $2000.00 a ton to more than $12000.00. these mission cocoa is one of gunners. indigenous, chuckling makers that struggling with supply chain problems associated the

think about riding a horse from braintree, massachusetts, quincy all the way down to philadelphia in the dead of winter to begin that work. ultimately it was their creativity and their courage, their persistence, their confidence about the possibilities of the future that left the world vastly different and far better than they found it. and i know looking at the faces here that is what has brought every single one of you to public service. ultimately their creativity and courage and persistence did break through. that is what you do, my friends. that is what we do together. and that's the work that continues here today and must continue into the future to keep the promise of our democracy for all of the world, in the quiet corners of the globe where people aspire to be what we are, to be free, and to shape their own futures. it's no secret that my experience in war shaped my understanding of the human costs of failed diplomacy. and the rest, the cost of conflict itself. but you don't have to fight in a war or fight to stop a war in order to know that it is always worth get caught tr

i can send for quincy months around the world. the disease along with this while and should fighters have come out, put in the world's top to coke of producing nations on blackboard. can actually lead to a situation where from i can lose about 30 to 40 percent of have, you know, but then they're slowly shoot this actually a disease that is the, that we've been struggling. all these used to cope or to eradicate by piece not easy. the international organization reported a 14.2 percent dropped for the 20232024 season resulting in the lowest coat closet .

at the new england aquarium's sea turtle hospital in quincy, massachusetts, more than 250 turtles aree team documenting each one of them, taking their temperature, cheque th checking their heartbeat. volunteer pilots with the nonprofit turtles fly, too, flying them to south carolina for treatment. the sea turtles were what's called cold stunned by the changing temperatures. marine biologists say the turtturtle s are drawn forth by the rising temperatures in the summer and early fall, but trapped by the rapid change in temperature. staff and volunteers from the massachusetts wildlife sanctuary walking beaches along cape cod bay in search of those cold stunned turtles again today. many of them in critical condition. finding 12 more turtles justs this afternoon. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: senior biologist kristen louise. >> througwe want to release eve turtle back into the wild population to hopefully live for many years to come. >> david: incredible work. another 12 turtles just this afternoon. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. news starts right now. >> we need t

i was mentored very closely by quincy troupe. so we talked about your work, the time i smell that was something we talked mumbo jumbo over and over in that class and. you know, he was a big, you know, admirer of yours. and i became admirer of yours through through his influence and by reading the before columbus poetry anthology, i found i found the voices that spoke me in in in my history, my desire to, connect with my ancestors. i saw that ancestral knowledge that were looking for and writing about, and that was what i wanted to do. and i would later study with very closely with victor hernandez, i was like one of his mentees spent years him. he taught me how to be confident in speaking spanglish and using multiple languages. he's taught me how to improvise poetry. we had to improvise in his class. he would give us a topic and we all had to stand up and make up a poem. it was very embarrassing, but it was super powerful to prepare me for what i would face when to new york and you know saying how i'm a poet oh yeah prove it. and

and the first name that was inducted into the ground was quincy jones.ow, which we just inducted, mary j. blige, all the motown acts, aretha franklin, all these people, their names were inducted into our walk of fame right under the marquee of the apollo theater. >> reporter: so there is still some room. >> absolutely, absolutely. one day it will be nate burleson. >> reporter: the apollo theater added another achievement to its long list of accolades, a kennedy center honor. >> as the apollo becomes the first institution to receive a kennedy center honor. >> reporter: celebrating the contributions to the arts as an iconic american institution. >> you can watch the 47th annual kennedy center honors this sunday, december 22nd at 8:30 eastern time right here on cbs, and streaming on paramount+. "cbs news roundup" will be right back. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. yo