shaw was fair. he was firm, and as i think is portrayed in the film, he was absolutely committed getting his men prepared for the fight that he expected to come, that he in his heart would come at point. the men in the 54th were equally committed, if not even more so. the film i think depicts many of the challenges that they went to volunteer then serve. the lack of weapons is one example to months for them to be issued weapons. but when sergeant african-americans in the regiment when asked about this he said we had been to the armory of god and had received weapons. the heart that made us daring and dangerous foes men to be reckoned. well. the first operation that the 54th participated in is the now infamous raid in derry in georgia, which came on june the fourth of 1863. and to be clear, these aren't photographs from the war. these are still taken from from the film. the expedition. ginger dairy in georgia was a raid along georgia coast that was commanded by another colonel named james montgomery

that the talking present of the president of the soviet union was as absurd as the title of the 8 shaw of the united states of america. to that the donald trump, just what 5 weeks, 6 weeks after his inauguration has behaved more like us all in america. and very interestingly as not being much opposed to happen. if you go through a things or if they happen, if you know the statements by this, the state officials in the, in the us. but otherwise has been more or less running. but that's very little opposition within, within the united states. if, if something happens to trump, of course, the american constitution provides for the vice president to take over in that sense of the uh, the assassination of trump. prior to the election. um, what else? uh, knocked out. uh, it might, it should go by 2 political sake uh, leaving a void in his place. uh today, if something god forbid happens to donald trump, it will, it be succeeded. did you close by uh, by j. uh, by j. d. that's demetrius having kind of a lot of stuff with the both a guy and he is. all right. can i have to stop it there? it alwa

i went back to shaw bro, this summer i met many of the villages lions film just 5 years earlier. i was shocked when i found off the site of the leaves. some had been killed. elizabeth fun, but most of you will tell them of them. maybe see you down on the previous enabled yearbook dot com for now listen more in depth. no same is convinced of the destruction of chopra. and the institutions that followed were not to grant those. well, the serbian plan to take the news to go to buy the mice got thrown in conservative chicago knob i knew attend our consultants all but you have to do for that for the yeah. is it to kind of have to and should that include it, and then we'll go in there. so there's others available for me. so that is in there . they've been just somebody that i've understood what comes with some positive this site because this is very hard for me. back in 2004, a few weeks up to the treasury drowning incident. i met the sole survivor within the city. people still visibly shaken to lose the give me a call to use the goals and the phones of the political offices for handle

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but most of the national standards mom says, owning an edict, shaw has been a welcome choice for his customers and has improved his own help. of all. the passengers only spend a short time in, but i thought i'd show what i used to be exposed to fumes and noise from my diesel engine. for up to 12 hours per day. i was constantly coughing on how to go with the eating show, i'm healthier, and my customers are happy to be that i use game was also extended to offer large subsidies aimed at attracting more women. drivers. sunday get abandoned her low, paid casual look and tags to 190 percent of government subsidy bought a new edict shop. it's had a big impact on her life. the many i used to on just 300 rupees for a 12 hour shift. it was difficult to cover our household costs and support my son on that week. now that i have that extra, why would i want to go back to bed? well, can go google as an extra dry will some deep now on twice what she did before. but her 1st 3 months, what are bump your right then she was expecting that no access to inefficient charging point, she has had to pay as m

in the south show on the left side of the industry and he's also the, this is also the, the liberal shaw says human is also the name the me why? yeah. if you know the 5 african hubs hope to meet 60 percent of the quantum inspect, same requirements by 2040 i do think they have can scale up as a good thing. it's extremely challenging. you have to know tiny, put the buildings in place. they've built to try and skill workers and we might have to keep those buildings for 50 or 100 years in full next pundum or it could be next year. who knows for the vaccine that for the next time somebody will be developed in the south a. this isn't a lot of charity. this is about collective security. the do you need the health capital of the well? since 2021. it's 8, so it'd be in the center of intensity, goes to create a better system to manufacture and distribute vaccine. so nations like san a golf don't get on at the world health organization, $194.00 men. the countries are trying to draw some degree that helps the planet to prevent and respond to future pandemic. so why is upon them with the agreement im

they're going to ask you will come to the movies. yours, shaw. pretty cost must go. cars like one much more. so that's the load each partial day for another problem which is a 2nd deals and that's kind of when i say it's closer to what the opportunity for me for more and more threatening. yeah. but still with low and hold them to open. it was the lowest jihad affinity is key. crazy. i mean, any positive sky, could you saw stuff? do you cut down squared, flat tv will of a dollar gift, but who are the easy them? you get the euro act. you somebody in the, you book you started, you can see a piece you the result seem you said to, to, to go to see what these, what he wants to ok. well, not profile. so we can use, can you see we will use it was the see what are you sure your thoughts envious about the cause it also will be to go of the yoko also throw my body. do the sort of dean is put somewhere stuck on the chest, the door of the machine you and your daughter because i was sort of guessing um, bothering you. what were the yeah, well, have with this c

a salma is osh loyal shaw data institutions, concentration camps, presence and data collection centers. one of the only sites with innocent people with low to man, women and children were executed wherever their motor was, could find them. in the homes, stables, cheap pence, churches, fields, and meadows, galleys, streams, and rivers. one particular type of execution side was used, the motor subs for natural gold and rocky terrain, which could be several dozen meters deep. some more than a 100. they were often referred to as both of us, pitts victims were mostly thrown into the belief. how many men, women, and children were killed this way, will never be known. no, well, the number of pits in which their lives ended. however, there is information about many of them, the shot on that and develop in mountains that make us develop around 15000 people in the same area around 10000 people died in the bad on 52700 children, women and elderly people were thrown into the mccullough thing dr. people, such as the pa, markovich, macola, there is information on a 121 kits in the legal region alone

we'll have more with a former trump administration official, kelly ann shaw, later this hour.ropean markets this morning, reacting to the collapse in relations between the us and ukraine and europe's response to it, and so far the reaction has been fairly muted. you've got some green on the board for the uk market. the xetra, dax, the cac40 are all trading higher. footsie also up by about 16 basis points or so this morning. we are seeing continued massive demand for the defense names in europe. we've just seen these names move from strength to strength. we'll give you a look at some of the key movers this morning. you've got baa systems up 13.5%. taylor's up a further 13%. dassault aviation leonardo. and the names continue beyond this list. here. we're just seeing incredibly strong demand for these defense names. the market had been underappreciating these names and they were trading at a discount before the escalation in tensions around ukraine. previously, over the last several years, esg funds didn't want to touch these names. now that whole paradigm is changing, and we're

in fact, the notorious edmund shaw schnee, who had lit the powder, an embarrassing diplomatic of two revolutionary republics france and the united states and tocqueville, was uncertain whether he should publicize his visit. as it turned out. he needn't have worried the man who became known simply as citizen johnny started out on a very different. born in 1763 to a modest bourgeois bureaucrat family, jeannette gravitated into the king of france, his foreign service, and was france's charÉe d'affaires at the court of catherine allgor late when the revolution broke out in 1789, he was intelligent, quick witted, facile, and his grasp of languages and definitely the wrong place in saint petersburg as russian empress was planning to join a british led coalition in making war on the new revolutionary regime in france, jinny returned to paris at attached himself to the tower, who then control old france's national convention in november of 1792. he was named the diplomatic minister to the united states. johnny was not a radical like the rivals, the jacobins. but when he arrived in charleston

petroleum administer, and several senior ministry officials allied with the vice president rick from a shaw. the russ come, often tend surprising in recent weeks in the northern town. as no, sir. there were on media reports that they only has also been deployed around michelle's residence, president solver care and his deputy, all long time rivals leading a units in government since 2020. a funeral has been held and equitable for a journalist who was murdered in an ambush. patrick gala will show for at least $27.00 times. he reported on dang, crime on political corruption and had received death threats, opposes without boldest, as authorities failed to protect him. again, i was a director for newspaper and as morales provence which borders columbia south korea's f o says 15 people have been injured during a military exercise as a mis 5 boom landed in a civilian area. vincent incident took place and the city of pushing on the miss find bottom was part of a cluster of h. munitions dropped the flight to jet imageries, blaming pilot era for the efforts and schools of enclosed and public transpo

mister shaw, we capture the details of the plan with any party before the approval of the leaders and the presidents on march foresaw couple of the ever since us president donald trump proposed taking over gauze and forcibly displacing palestinians questions have swirled about what a unified era response would look like, get rid of the egypt, former assistant foreign minister says the timing of this summit is extremely important. now the by this thing. and the question is really facing and exist tension. select the moment now and id, and right the so is the both of it and then to the, is it a session to the, is that heating of the patient in southern lebanon in syria. and of course, in, in, in. gotcha. and to take a stand as far as the is i e at measures and is an easy part is, is eh, in, in the west bank. so we need, we need firm, our staff reports suggest egypt reconstruction plan would be split into phases. many have wondered who will pay for the rebuilding of gaza as the united nations recently said, more than $50000000000.00 would be needed. another challenge on the horizon who w

serial has been run by an interim government led by ahmed al sharra, following the full of president by shaw all the sides of to 14 years of civil war. took. yeah, has warned each will resume military operations against coaches fights is if the psalm event process fails, the out close because of some luck. his policy known as the p k. k is because as a sci fi officer, it's j o. lead to abdulla gilan cool to lay down on the 4th year olds full to you conflicts which began awesome on come pain because you shall told me as killed more than $50000.00 turkish civilians present the one said and drove with keep its iron fist ready in case promises a broken to me the cooks use this. they wouldn't be right for 2 key to ignore the chance to easily solve a conflict that has taken a heavy human and financial tools on a country for 40 years. or to love. a handful of fanatics to remain in control. no one should have doubts or concerns about this. to key is the most powerful, capable and resilient country. not only now region, but also around the world in terms of fighting tourism, fit in and outside its bo

it's really citizen from the druids communities, a resident of shaw motor, a palestinian is rarely town with a very large, if not majority drew's concentration. now the interesting part about this and why it's newsworthy is because under is really law, the affinity of from the community who have is really sufficient. and citizenship are obliged to do military service. and israel and the attacker of 20 years of age would be within that age group, elizabeth, who have to serve an active duty and these really military. now the attacker, we know, also holds germans citizenship. and according to the police report, he recently returned from germany. so we're still trying to gather more information, but we, we know that these really net police have rated of the attackers town, have detain several family members of the attacker to try perhaps, to piece together what happened in what led to the attack. but certainly, but something to follow in the next hours to see what the background is. there's a very small but growing minority in the jewish community that is refusing active military service be

liz: okay, that was shaw parnell is about the waste found and elizabeth warren saying in the past, cutet and outrage that had doge is doing that. now she's mad. the senator tommy tuckerville and great to see you again. what's your take on all of this and on the waste being found at pentagon? >> there's waste everywhere, liz. ever since i've been here, there's money going out the door and we don't know where it's going and pete hegseth taking this on as secretary of defense and we have got to save money for the american taxpayer and we're broke. we're dead broke. if we don't cut back on spending and even the defense side and find out where the money is going, we're going to lose our country. people working with elon musk and they're sharp and understand what they're doing it for and they're all in and we need to turn them loose on every agency up here in washington dc. liz: doge is so successful. now we've got a d a dozen states doing doge on their state and software cont contracts and software listenses throughout -- licenses at their own agency and sba and software products and 10,000

lucas shaw, who covers all things hollywood for us, joining us here on bloomberg.g technology." caroline hyde will be back at some point. i'm assuming also ed ludlow. i'm romaine bostick. our podcast. you can check it out on the terminal, online, at apple, spotify, and i heart. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg etf iq. katie: we finally have the private at launch. the sec is not happy about it more than $15 trillion global etf industry and as we mentioned, that much anticipated private credit etf from state street and apollo already off to a rocky start with the sec voicing concerns,

and on that note, we also i don't know if you noticed a change in our pio staff but justin shaw rescue captain justin shaw has returned to the field and he has done some great service for us and he is now a backup pio and we've brought in sam menchaca also a rescue a rescue captain. he came from ems training and he has been a vital resource for us and now is one of our pios on the 24 hour shifts. so you'll see him out there. he has the mustache and you can't miss him. our next report is on health and safety with battalion chief matt alba. there's been quite a few studies and it's been a very exciting time for health and wellness. there's been so many reports in regards to safety and and some of our biggest and top priorities and our command staff and with chief is firefighter safety. there's some studies that have been conducted this a for a study is completed and participants will receive their results in april or may. and just to update chief commissioner lowe, support for and study was included rock shots. so it was this powder of a sulfur rich phytochemical found in cruciferous cru

, thank you what are your expectations for this upcoming two sessions looks like michael pillsbury shawt president trump understands the threat that is communist china and moving on several directions whether trade or other issues trying to push back on the communist party behavior. >> no question about it. one of the great mysteries of the last four years is why joe biden did not do more to confront china he did keep certain tariffs in place which was certainly helpful but otherwise i think he bowed to china at every opportunity and reliving with the outcome of that. i do think some of the ambition of ending the war and partnering with ukraine in developing minerals and so forth is partly to undermine the fact that china has a grip on those incredibly important ingredients and important to any country that is going electric. remember the biden white house pushed the united states far down the path of ev another electric of our economy. and yet china holds a grip stranglehold on many of the materials and products that we need to accomplish that. as a real handout to china and one of the

interviewed by my favorite interviewer and interviewee, my brilliant constitutional law scholar wife, kate shaw. she's awesome. we're going to talk. i hope to see you there. you can get the book wherever books are sold or and this is important at your local library. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> is that fair to do the interview with the spouse? is that yes. is that a conflict? >> we ran it by standards and they said, two thumbs up. no conflict here. >> no. >> i mean, is it fair to your marriage? like, what if she's like, yeah, chapter three is a little weak. >> oh no, no, no, that's fair point. no. mostly i'm like because we're basically kind of getting a date night out of it. so it's like, if that's what it takes, like we're going to go to dinner afterwards, like just you and me. it'd be great. >> this is the this is the public intellectual version of billable hours on the merits. exactly. >> that's exactly. >> right, i got it. well done. chris. smooth. very smooth. thank you, my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. senator cory booker

interviewed by my favorite interviewer and interviewee, my brilliant constitutional law scholar wife, kate shawt the book wherever books are sold or and this is important at your local library. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> is that fair to do the interview with the spouse? is that yes. is that a conflict? >> we ran it by standards and they said, two thumbs up. no conflict here. >> no. >> i mean, is it fair to your marriage? like, what if she's like, yeah, chapter three is a little weak. >> oh no, no, no, that's fair point. no. mostly i'm like because we're basically

sherry shaw. good morning. and welcome to your library of congress. how many of you are in d.c. for the first time? well, lots of returning people. how many of you are here at the library of congress for first time? all right so more hands. and so it's your first visit to the library of congress. if it's your multiple time visitor to library of congress. welcome back. my name is sheri shu, and i am a historian here at the library. as america's oldest cultural institution in the world's largest library, the library is more than just books. we certainly have plenty of those here. we think about the preservation knowledge in the broadest sense. we're the custodians of roughly 164 million individual items in over hundred 70 languages. the oldest in our collections is clear from tablet from 2040 b.c. here you see a perfect and complete gutenberg bible, or the world's largest collection of comic books. since 1931, library has also provided books in braille and on recorded sound to visually impaired readers. many of your favorite movies are here for posterity through the national film

both of these are ceramic as well as running mcsherry mukherji hung view and alice shaw also at sfo. >> and here's another example of ceramic mosaic work by magnolia editions. this is artist julie cheng's interwoven which is an oakland sfa sea wall contract directly with a licensed tile installer certified tile and stone incorporated based in southern california. they are also installing an abstract mosaic located on the west entrance of mission bay school so they are already plugged into the construction schedule. architectural details and in communication with the project team and so i am seeking approval today for final design and construction documentation. once approved by the full commission on march 3rd, tile fabrication will start immediately with an anticipated install date for september november 2025. and as i mentioned earlier, the school will be fully open in august 2026 for the 2627 school year. happy to answer any questions. >> that's great. thank you. i have to say i remember when you first came to us with this and the colors were very bold and i appreciate how they've

kelly and shaw said that this is the new normal. to be swapping what may be you would use sanctions for for tariffs and this is a new realpolitik. in that sense how do you decipher what is negotiation for natural so -- for national security and what is a revenue raiser? ed: that is up to donald trump as well. donald trump has been very concerned about fentanyl. and with a conversation about china and about mexico, absolutely part of the conversation and absolutely a huge issue that needs to be dealt with. and i talked to my canadian clients, they are not really understanding why fentanyl is as big of an issue. there have been shipments across the canadian border but it does not actually happen all that often especially compared to others. donald trump will use whatever excuse he has to push forward these tariffs trying to get those changes. it is not quite clear exactly what he asks for. when i talked to my contacts, foreign leaders are concerned about trying to strike a deal with trump only to be embarrassed. look at the oval offic

joe spice teasel shaw. eric manky. angela yip. >> mike fernandez marcus lynge alex barrett shorter and amanda freed. and a special thank you to sam logan and my chief jessica gutierrez garcia in our office for their hard work on this ordinance. second, i'd like to today introduce a resolution that is deeply personal to me as the first muslim elected to the board of supervisors. it is my absolute honor to introduce a resolution honoring the commencement of ramadan and recognizing the contributions of san francisco's muslim community. >> the san francisco bay area hosts one of the largest and most diverse muslim populations in the nation with over 250,000 residents from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. >> in my own neighborhood the tenderloin has been long been a hub for immigrant communities including many muslim families ,small businesses and faith based organizations that provide critical services such as food distribution, housing support and workforce development to underserved residents. >> it's a home for