st. charles, st. louis, missouri. how much did we know? here's a map at -- that lewis and clark brought with them. we will show that. how much of this uncharted territory in the middle, that's unmarked, how much did we know about? guest: not a lot. there was a french -- i think is how you say his name who had gone to the dakotas. there were some explorations that had come in from the west on the columbia river that we do not know a whole heck of a lot about that part of the country that we had just purchased. host: what was the goal of this expedition? guest: the goal was to see if there was a northwest passage in jefferson wanted them -- when they were looking for this route , to basically survey everything. people, places, minerals, plants, animals, birds, soil. everything about the land to fill in those questions. what is out there. host: what is it -- was it a controversial undertaking? guest: it might have been except that the purchase happened. there was this secret address that jefferson gave, it really did not need to be secret onc

st. charles bridge. what's it white for an incident like this to happen in the heart of the city? well, actually it's very shocking that part of the city, which many people will know say, based across it's close to the, the old town square where there's a big christmas market at present. it's also by the river and that whole area was shut off. they even diverted trams, us the police doubts quite quickly. i'm gonna say with this situation. and yes, people were barricading themselves in class rooms in the faculty and other places in the, the building and present those people are being given some kind of trauma, a counseling already. there have been no naming. yes. as we know, meeting as of any of the victims of this attack, but i'm sure that will come soon. there were also reports that among those who died was the mother of a student at the faculty or a journalist in willoughby with the latest from prague on this mash shooting now policing. now at least 15 people shot dead and that the government also is that you have thank you. in the united nations security council has begun the 3

st. charles there for commission comprising a 115 islands in the north and has declared the state of emergency after the last up and explosives people. the explosion on my island home to the capital victoria damaged a surrounding industrial area. police people were told, i'm sorry to stay at home and schools were closed. the leaders of the european union have held stokes, with chinese present children being hoping to ease trade disputes and narrow and already deep divide over the war in ukraine. both europe and commission president for the slough on the line. and jonathan found some head charles michelle out in fiji. the treatment is considered a diplomatic restart due to the rocky relationship in recent years, which means that china, you want to try not to address a $200000000.00 trade imbalance and bunch fee to use trying those influence with russia to help. and you frame vol correspondent, 5 you and press the back of, of the meeting for us from a b j. and he told us more about china's economic and political interests when it comes to the u as well. well china, once it, um, is a business as

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st. charles north high school in st. charles illinois this is lindsey?the opening two paragraphs of chapter one. many people are on these videos after 16 years of teaching this, i can pretty much quoted in my sleep and there's so many beautiful patches is that are symbolic they are analysis and interpretation. so suck but the first two paragraphs i have a student start reading they always pause and talk about how it sends messages when it sets the stage for what to expect in a novel i'm going to read it she will projected up on the screen we will chat about sef things you should notic some mix with the tide for hers they sell forever on the horizon never out of sight never waiting until the water turns his eyes away dreams mock to death by time that is the life of men. women forget all the since i don't want to remember and remember everything they don't want to forget. th top is the truth in the t and do things accordingly. these paragraphs are that men stream versus the women streams that messages about power and gender in the novel. it's important to

st. charles north high school in st. charles illinois this is lindsey?e opening two paragraphs of chapter one. many people are on these videos after 16 years of teaching this, i can pretty much quoted in my sleep and there's so many beautiful patches is that are symbolic they are analysis and interpretation. so suck but the first two paragraphs i have a student start reading they always pause and talk about how it sends messages when it sets the stage for what to expect in a novel i'm going to read it she will projected up on the screen we will chat about some of things you should notice. some mix with the tide for others they sell forever on the horizon never out o sight never waiting until the water turns his eyes away dreams mock to death by time that is the life of men. women forget all the since i don't want to remember and remember everything they don't want to fge the troop is the truth in t act and do things accordingly. these paragraphs are that men stream versus the women streams that messages about power and gender in the novel. it's important

st. charles, they were heading up the missouri river, going against the current.y had several ways of moving the boat. one of the ways was to row the boat. clark wrote in his journal, he described the boat as a boat of 22 oars, indicating 22 men to row it. they could also use the wind. the boat does have a mast on a pivot that they could put up when the wind is in the right direction. another way of moving the boat was to pull it. the lockers we see right here that run the length of the boat served a couple of purposes. first of all, they were storage. also, the men could get up on the top of the lockers, have an long pole in their hand, push that pull into the river bottom, and all the men all walked towards the back of the boat at the same time, and that pushes the boat the other direction, so pulling was another way. another way to pull the boat was what they call core drilling. comes from a french word for ropes. the men would get off the boat and tie ropes in front of it. depending where they are in relation to the riverbank, they might be up on the riverbank

st. charles, they were heading up the missouri river going against the current.hey had several ways of moving the boat so one of the ways was to row the boat. clark wrote in his journal and describe the boat as a boat of 22 oars indicating 22 men to row it. they could also use the wind. the boat does have a mast on a pivot here that they could put up when the wind was in the right direction. another way of moving the boat was to pull it. the lockers that we see here that run the length of the boat served a couple of purposes. they were storage and also, the men could get up on the top of the lockers and have a long pole in their hand and push that pole into the river bottom and all of the men walked -- were lined up on the lockers and they walked toward the back of the boat at the same time. that pushes the boat the other direction. poling was another way. another way was core deling. the men would get off the boat and tie ropes onto the front of it and depending where they are in relation to the riverbank, they might be up on the riverbank dragging the 20 ton bo

st. charles, missouri, marked the beginning of lewis and clark expedition to explore the nations the nation'sexpansion to the west. in marshall producing edwin hubble who fathered our nation's expiration distance galaxies. today mr. is home to over 54 companies who supply our nation's civil and commercial space missions. space has been the unifying force for our nation dating back in space race with russia in the 1950s and 60s. our nation rallied to meet the challenge and beating russia to the culminating in the armstrongs famous words one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. today, america's engage in a new 21st century space race, one of which come one in which we can compete with china. once again face the challenge of landing on the lunar surface before china has the chance to plan its flag on the moon, claiming it is their domain. fortunately, america has the pieces in place from industry perspective to win this important challenge. however, regulatory ambiguity and uncertainty are standing in way from truly unleashing our nation's commercial aerospace industry capabilities. i

st. charles missouri marked the beginning of lewis and clark's expedition to explore our nations expansion of the left. in march filled usery howell wo fathered the distant galaxies. today missouri is home to over 54 companies who supply our nations civil and commercial space missions. space has been a unifying force forac our nation dating back to the space with russia in the 1950s in the 1960s. then our nation valley to meet the challenge of beating russia to the moon culminating in armstrongs one small step for man and one giant leap for humankind. today america is engaged in the new 21st century space race read one in which we compete with china. once again we face the challenge of landing on the lunar surface before china has the chance to plant its flag on the moon claiming their domain. fortunately america has the pieces in place from an industry perspective to win this important challenge. however, regulatory ambiguity and uncertainty are standing in the way from truly unleashing our nations commercial aerospace industryur capabilities. in the intensifying space race with china, re

on december 25, 800, charles the great, king of the franks, became emperor. the ceremony took place in rome in st, he conquered many nations and conquered vast territories where france, italy, germany and other states are located today. for the first time since the fall of the roman empire, charles united most of western and central europe, which is why charlemagne is called the father of europe. the coronation was not officially planned that day; everyone gathered for christmas mass, but pope leo, as if unexpectedly, put the crown on... the monarch while he was praying at the altar. the king pretended to be dissatisfied, but did not refuse. even the byzantines recognized his title. however, after the death of charles , it was not possible to maintain the unity of the korolingov empire. the heirs divided it among themselves. in 1936, on this day in the ussr, the main state christmas tree was installed for the first time in the columned hall of the house of unions. immediately after the revolution, christmas trees were abolished as a religious relic. only in the middle. in the thirties, a prominen

st. peter's basilica. charles founded the kingling dynasty. other states are located today. first. after the fall of the roman empire, charles united most of the western and central europe, which is why charlemagne is called the father of europe. on that day , the coronation was not officially planned, everyone gathered for christmas mass, but pope leo, as if unexpectedly, put the crown on the head of the monarch as he prayed at the altar. the king pretended to be dissatisfied, but did not refuse. even the byzantines recognized his title, but after the death of charles , the unity of the empire was preserved. failed, the heirs divided it among themselves. in 1936, on this day in the ussr , the main state christmas tree was installed for the first time in columned hall of the house of unions. immediately after the revolution, christmas trees were abolished as a religious relic. only in the mid-thirties, a prominent soviet figure, pavel postoshev, of course, not unknown to stalin, called for reviving the tradition of organizing new year's holida

st john's for installation. the family of, admiral charles wilkes, a member of st john's, a number of years. his family wanted to have an anchor made as of his window, but to do that. there was concern they'd have come up with some kind of a matching design or something to offset it on the other side, this three part window above the altar. so there were a lot of correspondence and forth about how they were going to do this, but the end result that the wilkes family got their anchor. and if you'll take a look at the label at the very bottom of the side light the right where it says erected, to the glory of god and in memory. rear-admiral charles wilkes, us died february 1877. and then the next line you'll see a little anchor. so got his anchor. the family was happy. and we have a beautiful sidelight to accompany the large last supper window. charles wilkes was actually a very, very noted explorer when was a lieutenant in the navy. he led an exploring expedition that circumnavigated the globe and there is entire section of antarctica that is named after him. it's called wilkes land because he

st. charles, missouri, on our republican line. caller: yes, good morning. thank you for taking my call.he thing that i want to say is the sad part about all of this is we say liberal judges, conservative judges. judges are supposed to be right down the middle. it is just a shame that the deep state has taken over the way they have come and i think all three of our groups, republican, independent, and democratic, we better wake up because the deep state is getting exactly what they want. they are pitting us against each other. that is all i have, thank you. host: in the midst of these ethics complaints against the supreme court, here is an article from november 30 in "usa today" that senate democrats voted to subpoena harlan crow, leonard leo in a supreme court ethics probe as the gop stormed out. republicans on the panel slammed the move as political theater and accused the 11 democrats of violating committee rules. democrats on the senate judiciary committee voted that particular thursday. a subpoena and after partisan victory and it rep -- and it ended with republicans and storming ou

st. charles they were heading up the river against the current.d several ways of moving the boat and one of the ways was to row the boat. clark described the boat as a vote of 22 orders and needed 22 men to row it. they could also use the wind. the boat did have a mast on the pivot they could put up when the wind was on the right direction. another way to move the boat was to pull it. the lockers we see that run the length of the boat serve couple of purposes. first of all, they were storage and the men could get up on top of the lockers, have a poll in their hands and push it into the river bottom. they all walked towards the back of the boat and it pushes the boat in the other direction. another way to move the boat was with ropes. the men would tie ropes to the front and depending on where they were in relation to the riverbank they could be on the riverbank dragging the boat up the river and at other times they could be in the shallow river and mud trying to tug this 20 ton boat. most of the time it was manual labor just to move the boat and t

st. charles, missouri, on our republican line. caller: yes, good morning. thank you for taking my call. thing that i want to say is the sad part about all of this is we say liberal judges, conservative judges. judges are supposed to be right down the middle. it is just a shame that the deep state has taken over the way they have come and i think all three of our groups, republican, independent, and democratic, we better wake up because the deep state is getting exactly what they want. they are pitting us against each other. that is all i have, thank you. host: in the midst of these ethics complaints against the supreme court, here is an article from november 30 in "usa today" that senate democrats voted to subpoena harlan crow, leonard leo in a supreme court ethics probe as the gop stormed out. republicans on the panel slammed the move as political theater and accused the 11 democrats of violating committee rules. democrats on the senate judiciary committee voted that particular thursday. a subpoena and after partisan victory and it rep -- and it ended with republicans and storming out.

st. jude save lives. >> charles: as more migrants are rushing in, big city mayors are lashing out. c.b.is live in new york with the latest on that. >> hi, charles. three sanctuary city mayors are announcing tougher penalties for those bringing the bus loads of migrants. listen. >> i am announcing an executive order requiring charter buses transporting migrants, those often contracted by the state of tax to provide 32 hours notice in advance of their arrival in to new york city. failure to do so will result in class b misdemeanor. possible fines, lawsuit and even buses being impounded. we cannot allow buses with people needing our help to arrive without warning at any hour of day and night. >> we saw nearly 200 migrants arrive in new york city after their flight from texas to new york was diverted to philadelphia due to weather. texas governor greg abbott's office confirms to fox that they sent the migrants. a spokesperson for eric adams saying it's inhumane. governor abbott's office firing back. with millions of residents, new york is dealing with a fraction of what our border communiti

st. paul, a new exhibit dedicated to charles m. schultz has come to life.just a floor below that main exhibit, those comics are on display. all this is open through june of 20 >>> an american warship threatened in the middle east, shooting down several armed drones. it's sparking new fears that the israel-hamas war could spread as israel expands its ground invasion throughout gaza. we'll have a live report with the latest

st. paul, a new exhibit dedicated to charles m. schultz has come to life.just a floor below that main exhibit, those comics are on display. all this is open through june o >>> right now at 5:00, new tensions surge as israel expands its ground offensive in gaza. we have overnight developments from washington, and the growing fears the middle east conflict may extend into neighboring territories. >>> plus, it is almost time for college finals, but some

st. jude save lives. welcome back to velshi on msnbc. i'm charles coleman junior in for ali today.e is in mel heizer, who's a senior correspondent at vox and author of the agenda, how republican supreme court is reshaping america and julie lithwick, senior editor at sleet and author of lady justice, women, the battle, to save america. you, and i'm gonna start with you. there's been a lot of controversial cases that have come into the supreme court, but we're seeing an immersion torrent of even more controversial cases that are getting before the high court. what does that tell you and should that be a concern, especially given that you can't just go directly to the store, it has to go sway up? >> so, we have six justice republican super majority on the supreme courts. the first time in a long time we've had this pardon of a court. and they came in with an agenda. they have treated their time with their supermajority as if they've had a checklist. they said will overrule roe v. wade, check. expand the second amendment, check. get rid of affirmative action, check. and so on and so fo

she's a descendant king of england and scotland charles ii and school friend claire, sisters in the temple of st the couple has two daughters: nancy gwen born in 2004 and florence ross endeleon 2010 and a son arthur elwen 2006. when he was born, david decided to take paternity leave. this act received wide media coverage. it is known that the couple’s youngest daughter was born prematurely when they were vacationing as a family in the village of saintleon. her wife's name was subsequently included in the baby's name. cameron. a very interesting feature of his wife to conclude. the thing is that, unlike spouses and top officials, they usually stay in the shadows, she , on the contrary, is under the camera everywhere, and the level of love for the camera is just off the charts, galin, and how she looks, how she dresses, and the most the main thing is what message she gives to people, her husband’s career, everything we see, her style of behavior, her manner of dressing, all of this is her doing. goes to dads with the guys, there aren’t really any women there, hunting with the guys, football with t

charles ii! was marked in edinburgh. he was presented with the honours of scotland at st giles' cathedral. crown, we pledge our loyalty in trusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. the themes which underpinned the service at westminster abbey were in evidence here too. community and inclusivity. we unite with people of all faiths and beliefs in thanksgiving. not my king! all: not my king! outside the calm and tranquillity of the cathedral, just as had been the case in london, there were noisy protests by those who would wish to end the monarchy. since the passing of the late queen, the republican movement has become more vocal and more visible. but in this coronation year, the most personal attacks on family members were contained within the pages of a best—selling royal memoir. prince harry headed back home to california as soon as the service at the abbey had finished. his relationship with the family further strained by the frenzy around spare, published at the beginning of the year. book shops opened at m

cancelled all of saturday's services to and from london st pancras due to flooding in a tunnel under the river thames. we arejoined live by paul charles