in 2024, he authored a report for the st. paul schools and old st. paul's episcopal church historical associations with slavery. charlie chairs the publications committee here at the maren center for history and culture where he serves as a trustee and book reviewer for the american historical magazine, which if you haven't picked up a copy, we have some available if you're interested. this is one of our major benefits to members of the maryland center for history and culture. chat with the front desk . we would love to bring new people into our family. he serves on the advisory council of the national civil war museum in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and the board of the wanaque see national battlefield foundation and holds degrees from pennsylvania state university and university of maryland. and with all of that, please welcome charlie mitchell. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, katie, and i like to add my welcome to everybody here tonight all of our guests, and especially some old friends, whom i haven't seen in a while. welcome, also, t

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crowd cheers cheers for the prince, who arrived at st paul's cathedral alone as guest of honour at the established to help the military community. no members of the royal family were present, but there was a hug for his aunt and uncle on his mother's side — lady jane fellowes and earl spencer. in the congregation, many of those who've benefited from the games. what they mean to prince harry was clear. here we go, here . we go, here we go! before leaving the uk, he had time to party. harry has kept close contact with a small number of uk charities, including scotty's little soldiers... three, two, one, go! ..which helps children who've lost a parent who served in the military. he briefly stopped playing to have a quick word with the bbc�*s daniella ralph. what scotty's is doing with these kids is absolutely incredible and very needed as well. the more...the more opportunity we get to do these kind of events, the more that families and kids up and down the country actually know that scotty's exists, which is really the most important thing. is it nice to be back in the uk? yeah, it's gre

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the national travel forecast, the only major travel hub that will have any impact is minneapolis/st. paul and over towards milwaukee and chicago. if you're surprised by snow in those parts of the country this time of year, you shouldn't be. as we wind the clock forward through the weekend, there are going to be no major travel problems amongst any of the major airline hubs across the entire country, which is great news. we are going to have light to moderate rain moving into the bay area the first half of the weekend. we'll zoom in coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> i feel like in years past we've talked about horrible blizzards. >> could be a lot worse. >> thank you. >>> if you've tried buying eggs at the grocery store lately, you've learned it's become kind of a competitive sport, major shortages, some stores asking you to call ahead, and others the shelves are empty, which is bad news because a lot of people are baking and cooking for the holidays. this is connected to the bird flu outbreak impacting millions of birds on california farms where the virus has been detect

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they went up to my father's prep school at st paul's in concord, new hampshire, an and the work that they put in was absolutely incredible. and john's written a great book, so i really you all enjoy it and on the last year on the campaign trail, even though i'm not in politics, i ran into judge mike barranco on wife kim everywhere and you were one of the first ones to tell me how much you enjoyed the book and you shared it. other members of the baltimore county bench and others in the bar association. so i want to thank you all for that to. but none of this would be possible. john, you hadn't have done an incredible job writing daniel brewster story. so i want you to know how grateful the entire brewster family is to you, john. thank you. thank you all all. thanks gary. i'd like just to give a few brief reflections about the book and about how i got involved in this and why i'm sitting up here. i got reacquainted with gary a little over a year ago, actually, at a fundraiser at delegate michelle guyton house. and we enjoyed each other casually in high school and we had a mutual intere

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not for many people in the poor st. paul to the european union was already challenging. now it's likely to get worse. natasha butler. i'll do 0 paris. the german chancellor, olaf schultz has lost a confidence, voted by parliament charles called for the vote last week and a move that now clears the way for snap elections. in february choices coalition government collapse in november after disagreements over the economy and how to support ukraine without further escalating the war with russia. 3 people are dead after a school shooting in the us state of wisconsin. authorities say the shooter is among those killed and was a student at the abundant life christian school in the state. capital madison, 7 others were taken to hospital with injuries ranging from minor to life threatening. all right, that's it for me. how much i'm jo, whether it's next been inside story exam is what's behind israel's decision to close at the embassy in ireland. thanks for watching. the the, another wave of cold is working its way active ne, in china. and it will produce no showers for a whole sho

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. >> david: and from st. paul, minnesota, the lovejoy family.vid: charles with the flavors. >> original. chimichurri. thai basil. warms you up in the cold minnesota winters. >> david: creating jobs. derek stirring the mix. the tomatoes from indiana, more than 25,000 bottles a year. the whole family packing up orders for christmas. and a message for me. >> i got one right here for you. come on and get it, cheers. >> david: on my way, with those three words in mind. >> made in america! >> david: we love "made in america." and of course, we love when oprah joins us. keep your ideas coming, some great ones right here tomorrow night. good night. i just scrambled out of the way. i was really very fortunate. >> you can say that again. you want to believe in luck? look at this guy. his narrow escape from this out-of-control car is a story you'll see and hear only on abc seven tonight. >> spencer christian looking at a light storm tonight. a stronger one tomorrow night. i'll have the forecast on overtime. an audit on just how much san francisco police ar

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like the many people in the poor st. paul to the european union was already challenging. now it's likely to get worse. natasha butler. i'll do 0 paris. 3 people a dead after school shooting in the us state of wisconsin. authorities say the shooter is among those killed and was a student and the abundance life christian school in the state capital medicine, 7 others were injured. 6 present elect donald trump has joined the cool so on says into unexplained driving, slight things of the skies of the us states of new jersey, new york. the site things began a few weeks ago and there's been growing consent from residence on politicians. the department of defense says the drugs are not connected to the us military. president electronic says, the military should tell the american public more about what it knows. so that's it for me, lot of as the name of it you can find more information on a website out to 0. don't com. whether is next then inside story examines of what's behind israel's decision to close the embassy in island. and of course, you can find much more about what abo

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those pipelines meet 90 percent of the lock is energy needs and on the st. paul cable connecting finland and estonia has been damaged in the politics theme. financial authorities were investigating the incident as a sabotage cannot be ruled out installations in a series of incidents. and the tension with russia increased in the region who rece hospital. nato exercises that see earlier this month designed to strengthen the alliance, his ability to prevent sabotage of underworld infrastructure in the baltic. by wednesday, the scale of that task became once again apparent with the finish coast of the military building, a russian cargo ship suspected of cutting an electricity line between finland the stony sounded to explain to them through the bush. this is the 1st time during these incidents where the guilty party, for, let's say, a suspect vessel has been detained. what is important is to get us to the questions regarding our security of supplies, or whether it's under threat to the energy companies to say the answer is no, because their own backups of our funds a

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