we had our own sounder in scituate and his name was bill o'connell. -- our own founder in scituate and his name was bill o'connell. a set up a bus and brought it down the street filled with coffee, potato chips, and hotdogs. the selectmen objected. they said, you do not have a license to be a restaurant. he said, i am not a restaurant, i am a van. [laughter] it is a fun interview. we, in the last few months, have created our own youtube channel. i was given access to, we just lost a really dear friend, who had, very much, a similar job to our friend here with the camera in the back. i friend peter was a lot of things. -- my friend peter was a lot of things. we just lost him at 95 and his doctor shared all of these tapes. one of the really neat interviews is the interview with this guy, bill. how many chips were there again? and sometimes, we took the whole van. the selectmen did not care for it, but bill had a good summer. here is some more of the light. here is our admiral. he was hired by a group that assembled a deal on a cocktail now plan -- cocktail napkin to buy the ship at salva

this was no less true of scituate when ss etrusco grounded. all of these towns were going through a lot of change. here we see nikita khrushchev taking over for stalin

so i assume sophie scituate a stomach trees that there could only be looking at you know, to them, maybe us. they said it's profit the, anyone who wishes literacy to do reporter news to little deeper buildings of legal courses. she has another reading this apology or so. i mean that's just a piece of junior. could i please, any is denying is abrinay unless you know, you want to be want to be looking into one's a social. and these are some things for tracking. certainly, if you've ever door schuman you, me as to why know, personally, use a bully and like a quick business, you sit in the stone, i was there with you running, be just spoke with you. but you want us to be the issue with mr. know this help in this year, so the which of the most of the between each and he cheek or your are decent going sheet, tory but it's you really, my days isn't it? here about it was, you know, there's a but judith, she leaves a book unusual. usually she is not in richard service or she could be a problem with different your person from mister step boy, why don't you just little should you need a new meal fo

against the territory especially those against the civilian population of the territory actually the scituate the humanitarian situation is getting disparate getting getting desperate right here in the gaza strip as more thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes to leave their areas and go with to shelter places like run the schools for now there are about more than $40000.00 palestinians who are being displaced are taking shelter and run schools in different parts of the gaza strip this is a sort of a disparate situation at their humanitarian level and also the border closure the border crossings are being closed the kerem shalom or current crossing is being close which in which palestinians they bring through which the palestinians bring communities and goods as well as if you will to generate their power of the gods of power plant the situation for power is not that good for the time being as about 4 hours or 34 hours in some regions the electricity comes a day period day others are more others less but the situation regarding the electricity is getting wars as there is no

airport was also now closed flights were diverted now to cyprus because of incoming rockets now hamas scituate lee after said that they fired 130 rockets invitation for the strike on the residential building that the scene there earlier this is a residential building where people were told to evacuate this is also having you know people living there they were told to evacuate but we don't know if it was fully evacuated so as you said this comes after a day and also a night of constant rocket barrages from gaza into southern israel but also towards the cities of start and ashkelon but also of strikes and they are continuing now of course also on gaza with at least $28.00 people among them also children killed in gaza and 3 israeli settler killed here but these numbers of course it's a developing stories might also change so it will be another difficult night for people here is concerned that this is going to continue. what could possibly happen as we move into the night what are the biggest fears john. well i think what we expecting now is of course a harsh response by israel. already set you k

union citizens, and by doing that, the look, chunk of government changed the situation and made it a scituate a situation where it international safety was a take. but also it should be looked at the broad, the development in the country over the past month. the situation has been to see race in the up of the look at the government has been cracking down on any science of the descent in the country. so this, the rest of the opposition paper was only one of the episodes in their much broader story. ah, a political process is unfolding, and molly, the military has arrested the president, prime minister and defense minister, they believed have been taken to a military base in county outside. the capital of the government underwent a cabinet. we shuffle on monday, excluding 2 members of the military, who seized power just 9 months ago of more than that's good to nicholas huck who's in duck, our neighboring center go. what do we know? lauren: well we have just heard strong words from the united nations peacekeeping operation, the new smell mission, who came out and said that those who are calling

the fighting is going to continue to escalate and there is a lot of there's a lot of volved in the scituate situation and people on both sides of the conflict i have to say that are very passionate and the support for their group very passionate but i actually want to look past that is that's what a lot of people right now are doing today they're trying to obviously back up the side that they belong on i actually want to look at what the role the u.s. has played and possibly could play in this conflict and does it actually help or hurt the situation so help me with their discussion about the united states' involvement in the region during the time i read dana mcadams executive director of the ron paul institute thanks for joining me daniel. thanks for having me scott and you know i want to 1st look at the u.s. is relationship right now with israel with and with the palestinian state under the biden advanced ration you know president trump was actually very close with israel made a very open has that changed under president biden well you're right because if the things if things are getting

the fighting is going to continue to escalate and there is a lot of there's a lot of volved in the scituate situation and people on both sides of the conflict i have to say this are very passionate and the support for their group very passionate but i actually want to look past that and that's what a lot of people right now are do. thing today they're trying to obviously back up the side that they belong on i actually want to look at what the world the us has played and possibly could play in this conflict and does it actually help or hurt the situation so help me with their discussion about united states' involvement in the region during the time i ran down like adams executive director of the ron paul and city thanks for joining me daniel thanks for having me scott and you know i want to 1st look at the u.s. is relationship right now with israel with and with the palestinian state under the biden administration you know president trump was actually very close today israel made a very open has that changed under president biden well you're right scottie the things if things are getting ver

the fighting is going to continue to escalate and there is a lot of there's a lot of volved in the scituate situation and people on both sides of the conflict i have to say that are very passionate and the support for their group very passionate but i actually want to look past that is that's what a lot of people right now are doing today they're trying to obviously back up the side that they belong on i actually want to look at what the world the u.s. has played and possibly could play in this conflict and does it actually help or hurt the situation so help me with their discussion about the united states' involvement in the region during this time iran dana mcadams executive director of the ron paul institute thanks for joining me daniel. thanks for having me scottie you know i want to 1st look at the u.s. is relationship right now with israel with and with the palestinian state under the biden administration now president trump was actually very close to the israel made a very open has that changed under president biden well you're right scott is that things if things are getting very ve

the policy states it's a transfer of wealth scheme like american scituate if you go to south carolinand don't own they were subsidizing other person's purchase of one. further war most of my constituents don't want these almost 50% the owner vehicle drive suvs, pickup trucks or minivans. many of the jobs and lifestyles my constituents have require them to drive pickup trucks in different vehicles and there are no companies that have larger electric vehicles. the reality is that technology is not there. so it's clear the democrats in washington and the biden of administration or pushing in all approach. they don't care about the lack of consumer demand. do you think policies like the clean futures act toward market reality than consumer demand, what is the right approach? >> we believe the right approach is focusing on outcomes if the outcome is to reduce carbon intensity and omission and there are weights to do that market neutral and technology neutral that will continue to reduce the carbon fuel as i mentioned earlier we believe this can happen in his happen the renewable fuel stand