i remember matthew shepard vividly going up and i was convinced i would also happen to me. if someone finds out you are gay, it could get you killed. host: when you did come out, did life get better? chasten: life got better because other people helped me make it better. having your parents in your corner is life-changing. i don't know what would have happened to younger me had i not had the love of my family. and not everybody gets to go home. not everybody's mom picks up the phone and says, come back and we will figure it out. having friends in my corner that made me feel loved and accepted and who were there when it was difficult. that is how it got better for me. it took a very long time for me also to love myself. this problem of internalized homophobia, you grow up her 20 some years being told you are disgusting and not worthy of love, civil rights or protection. and that you will never know community. you really start to hate yourself. you start to believe some of the awful things that people are saying to you. that took me a while even after coming out to lean into

from the wright brothers to amelia earhart, from alan shepard to sally ride, it is true in the history the history of the united states of america. and it's no less true today in the lives of every american dream and accomplish the ordinary becomes extraordinary through action. as editorialized today in the atchison globe, earhart was a dreamer who refused to conform to the roles assigned to women, instead blazed her own trail. and we are reminded today here in statuary hall, god created each of us. each of us to be more than just a passenger. thank you. ladies and gentlemen. susan graham white accompanied by john carroll, erin murphy snedeker and andre vico. you learn to fly a plane. in 1921 when sky worden meant a new frontier. innovations tie was young. her parents said, what can we do if they could not deny that any you woman who was not afraid to fly. in 1932, she put her flying to the terms of a transatlantic flight. those days was hazardous with the lucky limbs he had his brain of legend in the sky. and me, you also wall was not of the brain. the cry. and just this side of heave

from the wright brothers, familiar hard, from alan shepard, two -- it is true in the history of lighte united states of america. it is no less true today than lives of every american. dream and accomplished. the ordinary becomes extraordinary through action. as editorialized today in the acheson globe, earhart was a dreamer who refused to conform to the roles assigned to women, and instead, blazed her own trail, and we are reminded today, here in statuary hall, god created each of us. each of us, to be more than just a passenger. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, stephen gray writes, accompanied by -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kenny mccarthy, republican leader of the united states house of representatives. >> [applause] what a beautiful song, thank you for that. you know, on may 20th, 1932, amelia earhart took off for canada for europe. determined to conquer the atlantic ocean by, air and show the world whi

in social networks, with the lamentation of mahmoud karimi, the incident that soon became hot for shepard, works of art, the photos have words about the sad night of shahcharagh, when a man fell down with blood sitting next to him, or the white curtain, which has now turned red, a martyr flew from here. a new sadness with a different sadness. the graphic designs of the terrorist incident on august 22 in shiraz are accompanied by sighs. the images that were designed and published very soon and spontaneously to shout another crime against the iranian nation for history . sympathy and the publication of plans and writings also gathered this sadness with concentration verses were written on the color of blood for shahcharagh, say that this word of truth should not be applied to these defiled skirts . there is a breach in my religion because of these violations. now, in these designs, the flag or the wounds of hussein are raised on the dome of shahcharagh. someone also wrote for this photo, there is a trace of blood. according to zahra chakhmaki of sed and sima news agency, in the paper and pu

you actually hear what shepard. you actually hear what they're saying.ow seems to be the place to go because you can do your shopping andifs because you can do your shopping and it's £35 on eurostar. so you're paying £35 and it's cheaper to stay in paris. sometimes it's stay in a premier inn . inn. >> and it was a very straightforward principle of vat, if you consider assumed the service in the uk, you are liable for vat if you consumed it outside, you weren't. so if you're a foreign tourist and you pay you're a foreign tourist and you pay for dinner, then that's got vat. if you buy leather goods and you take them out of the country, you don't. that got changed, which just seems very unfair because it's trying to tax people who don't really have a liability to uk tax. >> exactly. and but and can go elsewhere, as i say. and we've got competition abroad but then on the other side, if we brought back the 20, what about the german customer and the dutch customer that came to see me today that both spent £500 each that might have spent another £500 by egging

messages, remains consistent of authorities over the last several days expects the death toll to rise. shepard has the out 0 behind my more than 900 slides have been cancelled after apply phone line made land full in western japan heavy rains and powerful winds of damaged electricity lines, leaving tens of thousands of people without power. authorities of issued evacuation orders to more than $240000.00 residence chinese economy grew at a slower rate than expected in july. the latest data from beijing shows miss targets in industrial production and retail. katrina, you has more from the aging. i had a raft of disappointing economic figures out on tuesday suggesting that china's economic growth is filtering and just some year on year figures that we've had out . industrial outputs grew by 3.7 percent missing and expectation of 4.4 percent retail sales grew by 2.5 percent missing a full cost of 4.5 percent. and china is real estate sales sell by 8.5 percent compared to the previous year. and another key economic indicator. unemployment was not released at all as it has been in previous months. a

we don't know who is responsible for this minute hold on a buggy, tiny mini view lawn. shepard, operate, asian, and bordering 80, a 14 the plugins $90.00 bunker escape into a bonus. dawn budget on your 5 digit funk safe haven across the border, especially since the us withdrawing from of when it done 2 years ago. when you can bug it down, say, a tax write a bucket. $90.00 bond not being counted out from of one has done the presence of 4 elements of certain pro, stripe organizations in a neighboring country at worsley affects the loan or the situation in the us. why private area of habitable civil police? the defense line police has placed a tremendous telling is what was able to successfully talk the 2 of these events. but the leader of the drum here, the mice language is part of the link or electron said the engage in a deck and also due to the failure of focus on security portion and intelligence agency to be the escape. there are 26 intelligence agencies in this country and it's their failure despite having all the resources they have failed to provide a security to maintain the piec

messages, remains consistent of authorities over the last several days expects the death toll to rise. shepard has the out 0 behind my as an explosion in the dominican republic has killed at least 3 people in wounded. others police are investigating what. busy was the blast and a market area in the town of suncrest about who was baffling. the flames feared more buildings would collapse. as the fire spread, china's economic problems are deepening with new data. falling short of expectations and increasing number of real estate developers are grappling with high debt with the worsening crisis and the ones booming profit through sector. katrina, you reports from badging during the height of depend demik this factory exported or record number of bicycles to the united states. but because of inflation in the us and bilateral trade tensions sales are at reco loaners, i have joined the business spell that for 20 years and many of my customer, i univision on a 3040. yes, they have never experienced the market aspect of. so they would use foreign demand for chinese goods is just one of the challenges f

seems reasonable symbolic them having a major impact on the nurturing of chinese chinese industries. shepard has the outer 0 washington to turn into new share last ditch effort ser, underway to resolve the crisis following a cool military leaders have met with 2 envoys in the capital near may. now this comes ahead of an emergency summit of west africa's regional block echo off on thursday. the block is calling for the immediate reinstatement of ousted president my have a bedroom, previous request by the you. the united nations ad echo was to meet the crew. leaders were rejected. well i had address was, has more of a boucher in neighboring nigeria. there are indications that they could be a brief breakthrough, especially after i submitted to the lead us refuse to see or meet directly with officials from nigeria from echoed from the united nations from the african union. and now this is actually the meeting was between the middle of treat, anita, she had me for somebody kissed me equis and said lucy, allow me to so lucy for months into the bank. dropping up nigeria and mamma in matter of trave

when you see a man with an m16 and german shepard walking around the airport it will be a good day todays: charles de gaulle in paris is how they roll. they have total control over those public sites. and that reminds me of former president trump when he offered cities in trouble post the killing of george floyd and some cities chose no, no, we'll let them and that summer of rage, let them be who they are. now that the politics of george soros and his money and others have followed these district attorneys you have people committing crimes and soft on crime policies at the d.a.'s office. it is a cocktail for disaster. >> they are punishing the small business owners who try to defend themselves. they are saying lay down and take it. that's it. >> harris: it's heartbreaking. >> i'm glad to see leaders in the community are coming out. the same leaders are complaining. the same ones can vote mayors out who don't do the right thing. this is when it's important we start voting again for our neighborhoods and not for our hearts. >> harris: a massachusetts couple is suing their state. they claim

the other one was shot and killed, samuel shepard. they were both handcuffed, as you can see in the photo, and was shot to death. they all died in either prison or on parole as can be convicted criminals. in 2021, 70 years later, a judge exonerated them. the trial was considered a fraud. in closing, there is a two tiered justice system. it does exist. it is not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your story for. that is not republicans versus democrats. it's black, brown, and poor people versus everyone else. i will not accept one republican politicians like to appropriate the language of the movement for black lives and civil rights that have been a political agenda to defend donald trump. this is the two justice system. this is the two to justice system. we have to continue to fight for a world where this doesn't happen. this case about hunter biden is a case closed. i will close with the question for the chairman. considering the quote, fosters, abuses and misrepresentations of sensitive information, when we're do

before a magistrate judge in this court, before he then goes on to have his case sheparded by federal district judge through to trial. it's notable to see donald trump arrive here back at this court tomorrow, which we are expecting because we are not very far from the u.s. capitol itself. these judges after the capitol attack were in this building behind me. they could see out their window barricades and militarize d presence on the streets protecting the u.s. capitol after that riot. these judges have had to make sure they are overseeing hundreds of rioter prosecutors, getting those people through the system, looking at those prosecutions, sentencing many of those convicted rioter def defendants from january 6th. now they turn to this additional case against donald trump himself. so really just a notable scene that we're going to have to tomorrow. and when you step back for a second and look at this, this is really a case that boils down of everything the justice department had been looking into, everything that congress had been looking into with the house select committee. now putt

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they claim he was prejudiced and now superior court judge barbara shepard will take over the church of scientology, issued a statement calling the claims ludicrous. well, airlines are investing now in more first class seats as demand grows over the years, airlines have been adding more premium seating inside newer aircrafts, major carriers like delta and united say they're spending billions of dollars now for more high and seats, including upgrading exclusive cabins. experts say travelers are choosing comfort over cost despite the financial burdens of the pandemic. >> time now is 8.26. and toyota is recalling thousands of trucks. this is the biggest recall we've seen this year. it's because of a leak in the fuel system show. toyota has issued this recall for certain 2022. and 2023 tundra and tundra hybrid trucks. there's 168,000 of these vehicles involved in the u.s. that are under the recall. it's linked to a plastic fuel tube which could rub against a brake line and develop a fuel leak. and that leak, could there potentially cause a fire? toyota is going to replace that to for free.

i thought about lori carleton, a mother of nine, 25 years after the brutal slaying of matthew shepard killed for hanging a flag, a pride flag, outside of her own business. and i knew that we must all keep climbing. so my friends, we will keep climbing! we are here to liberate the soul of the nation! the soul of democracy, from those forces who would have us all go backwards, and perish, rather than go forward as sisters and brothers. we will never betray those who marched for us, fought for us, lived for us, died for us. we are the children, and the grandchildren of their struggles. and we will be worthy of their sacrifices. this is about freedom, this is about peace, this is about love, this is about our children! we are not here for commemorations, we are here for a re-dedication to the fight for our future, we are at long last, america's practice will be as good as its promise. and today, hate is being shaken to its core. -- crashing down walls of racism, bigotry, intolerance, antisemitism, xenophobic, and as they tumble down, you will hear the sounds of liberation and love. that's

reasonable, symbolic and having a major impact on the nurturing you're trying to use chinese industries. shepard has the outer 0. washington has katrina, you know, with more on that beijing reaction, the china says it's gravely concerned with the us or the bending you investment entities, technologies homeless ministry has released a statement saying that this will disrupt the supply chains and it resides the right to take counselors is it also says that it hope see us will respect a market economy instead of us officially hindering trades under the guise of the risk a. now this follows the statement by chinese embassy in washington saying it was disappointed with the action and accusing the us of ordering, using the reason of national security to politicize and weaponized trades of this latest, very full slowly complicate recent efforts to stabilize ties between staging and was adding to an already long list of dispute over everything, including the warranties, crane, anti wants, fading, insist at washington is spent on trying to contain china's rise. now if there is a silver lining here, indus

did the grande side, my grandmother married a shepard, about 2001, i was told my by father's first cousin thatat our people came out of camden, north carolina, went down there and visits, and as a result of that i got back to baltimore, in grande, north carolina up comes the narrative of the life of moses grande. slavet of united states of america that got me involved and engined with his story. he was the also a waterman, he worked on the canal. if you could read his narrative. he describes vividly some of the conditions was not only people that were enslaved, on plantations and also ancestors who hand dug, you don't hear much about the contribution of the enslaved afrikans made with the dismal swamp and the canal itself, that 22 mile stretch from elizabeth city, north carolina up to deep w creek that was hand dug, moses described that vividly in his narrative. the narrative and you can google moses grande and read it if you have not had the opportunity on so, that gives you more insight to the human side of what was going on in the swamp. we talked about -- they were you were our ancest

well he is shepard writing a book called paradise lost in america traveling with my father my own fatherterally choked by his wild, manner of punishing me, having completely lost control. he refreshed my soul. this is the kind of family that victoria noland grows up in. i added, in my opinion, enough touches to her portrait so that we can approach profiling in more detail, returning to the question of what is happening to her, most likely, it is a heavy tranquilizers, which have a certain side effect, which, among other things , manifests its behavior. but in general, her family does not end there. she chooses a very interesting spouse. let's get a look. the jungle is taking over the garden. imagine you have planted a garden. it's like a man-made structure or a liberal order is that if you let everything take its course, everything will disappear into the jungle. and it's kind of what 's going on right now, you know, it's kind of like a metaphor for a jungle garden. you must keep digging up the weeds. otherwise , the traditional opposition to authoritarianism, or liberal democracy, begin

. >> i know you have a german shepard. >> i have two german shepards, a malt-a-poo and another >> i took >> one of my dogs is 18. you'd love him he's blind and deaf and everything else. >> doesn't do a lot. sleeps a lot >> so do i, though the federal reserve, jackson hole summit begins today with high expectations for the traditional speech by the fed chair, investors hoping jay powell will able to provide fresh monetary policy guidance senior economics reporter. he's not a senior but he is our senior economics reporter. steve liesman joins us for the moment we've been waiting for. did you just rush in from the stream >> no, joe that was about an hour ago so i didn't have to rush. i think what's interesting here, joe, is you have a somewhat divided fed gathering in the mountain you have one camp advocating for rate hikes, you have others wait and see and everything is going to try to steer the economy between the two. one way to gauge these divisions is to look at the difference in forecast for the funds rate one and two years out. at least one fed official has 5.9 for next year, another

so john glenn's wife alan shepard's wife and you know. one of my favorite books of all time is tom wolfe's the right stuff, which is of course that seminal work about the mercury 7. and so i wanted to read lily koppel's book to see how she had done it, which is actually a thing that authors do i wanted to see how she had taken this story which we all know. and and flipped it around in reverse and told the sort of from the opposite perspective. and so i'm reading this book very closely on the plane. and i'm very early in the book and it mentioned that one of the wives was a private pilot. who had longed fly in an all-female airplane race that had started in the 1920s 1920s and had once featured amelia earhart. and that's the line that just stopped me. because like most of you i had never heard of air racing. i had never heard of in all female air race. i'd never heard of amelia racing anything. i only knew that story that most of us knew she flew across the ocean. she was the first one to do it. and so because it was 2016 i was able to ope

i thought about carlsen, a mother of nine, 25 years after the brutal murder of matthew shepard, shotfor hanging a pride flag outside her own business. i knew we must all keep climbing. we will keep climbing. we are here to liberate the soul of the nation, the soul of democracy from the forces that would have us all go backward and parents rather than go forward as sisters and brothers. you will never betray those who marched for us, fought for us, lived for us, died for us. we are the children of the grandchildren of their struggles and we will be worthy of their sacrifices. this is about freedom, peace, love, and our children. we are not here for commemoration, we are here for a read-dedication for -- a re- dedication. today, hate is being shaken to its core. walls of racism, bigotry, intolerance, anti-semitism, and xenophobia are being broken down. as they fall, you will hear the sounds of love. that happens when we stand and climb together. let's not look back in anger or fear but around us in awareness. let me say to the women, we were not able to speak in 1963, but we are here i

i remember matthew shepard vividly going up and i was convinced i would also happen to me.f someone finds out you are gay, it could get you killed. host: when you did come out, did life get better? chasten: life got better because other people helped me make it better. having your parents in your corner is life-changing. i don't know what would have happened to younger me had i not had the love of my family. and not everybody gets to go home. not everybody's mom picks up the phone and says, come back and we will figure it out. having friends in my corner that made me feel loved and accepted and who were there when it was difficult. that is how it got better for me. it took a very long time for me also to love myself. this problem of internalized homophobia, you grow up her 20 some years being told you are disgusting and not worthy of love, civil rights or protection. and that you will never know community. you really start to hate yourself. you start to believe some of the awful things that people are saying to you. that took me a while even after coming out to lean into my