and how do i channel doing undergrad, cv hon. they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad. see, monday, the only one main thing is important for knox isn't internationally speaking, is that is that nations perhaps are allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind to nathan, so are the slaves. americans, rock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians. and so it is dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was the culture strategy. since i'm the new one, i exist v i v, i not fi leashed, it's often zuba and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is dangerous, is it the by the sovereignty of all the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations of nature. what is founded shareholders

as somebody who paid for my college education both undergrad and law school, this was personal. i paid for it in blood, sweat, tears, and service to my country. working family should not be stuck with other people's debt. >> thank you. if you have any questions, please text them to suzanne and she will get on the mic and we will see if we have questions. suzanne? we do not have any questions yet. we will pause and see if there are any. i will give one last opportunity. going once, going twice. are there any more? >> what does it mean for everyday americans? >> general bailey, i will let you tackle that one. >> this means the state coffers will not suffer a $44 million hit. what the court found was that the missouri higher education loan authority intended to administer student loans in missouri, when collecting payment on those loans, they use the money to help fund colleges and university campuses across the state. by taking those repayments away president biden was taking $44 million out of the state treasury. that is $44 million that could have gone to improve higher educatio

in undergrad at uc berkeley.ith the united states hunter jumper association and also the director draing at aofit at oakland city stables ca mropolitan equestrian preservation s we bring more people of color, the city of oakland, that we are ride. we also work with dabd people and military veterans. this a special opportunity that you have here to share this. why was this so important to you in your life? >> equine therapy -- horses are so therapeutic. it is a joy to ride. the people that i work with confined to a wheelchair, some of the hip movements are very similar to walking. .

which of the 2nd step is that when it does undergrad, reinvesting, when she believes it's already being dividends in a clean, a more sustainable environment for her children. we was seeing this problem breaks the incessant construction sounds and the dusk we want to be in this, whether it's our own house being built on that new house and on the fall i know which is being reconstructing. lots of these, this material is literally the building block of the concrete jungle that we live in today. but also a lot of this construction is done. it leaves behind the sounds of this wasted and material. but like most things that you have talked about on the show today, there is a company in southern germany, which has found a solution to this as when germany creeds, 280000000 tons of concrete waste every year. but at least this will soon be re purpose into new concrete phase. a company in southern germany specializes in recycling, building materials, a crushing machine turns the concrete pieces into small granules which are sorted by size. the ground rules are then sold to submit manufacturers. wha

print a spread of this virus because the new brooklyn show suddenly echoed through the undergrad unique's and to practice this almost daily, these next 2 weeks on the infantry troops by the bars. so we practice here. frame is you'll find in other words, like times the coolant quitting to the day in the evenings, and this is in the by humans or the any soldier will be well advised to think about what happens when the going gets tough. will talk at that point. it's too late to ponder, whether you do or do want to pull the trigger. this is you need to have gone through that thought process. what are the for handled? it's as simple as the swan by itself. that scenario is all the more pressing hero, nato's. ne. in frank list, you amy is armed forces a training alongside allied partners to prepare for a possible invasion memories of life behind the income and the still alive and well . here. estonia, a lot for you and vis. you a new old posts of the soviet union and didn't gain independence until the early 19 ninety's. today, the valued members, if they see you and they typed, they were lynch p

relying on flush, the mind go have always been very interested in the concepts of recycling and undergrad. my thesis was on recycling or mentoring donna and my eyes were open to so many things the mining industry as well as leaving unrelated in the last few years. and people are taking mothers into their own hands and yet it's showing that what somebody just trying to for us and we, we just don't want to be a part of this whole crisis. see you tomorrow. i'm expecting to produce. so precious jewelry has always had passion for the act. since she was a child with the support of it and to put new parent, sees thoughts at the enterprise in a narrow corridor which was converted into which things had business as no boon with about 8 employees. we loved to make meaningful pieces and we left to you that didn't grow symbols to send messages across one of my previous symbols of this article, 5 symbol which of these land from the past. because i mean, it's very important to go back see what other people have done, learn from their mistakes, and improve on the things that they could not do. we tried t

after five years, the price increases would affect both undergrad and graduate students who are not receivinge financial aid. some of the latest changes at twitter are creating a backlash from users. now last weekend, twitter owner elon musk announced the company would limit the number of posts users can read each day. no more than 300 for new users or people without accounts, 600 for those with accounts and up to 6000 for paid verified accounts. a san jose state tech industry expert says the sudden move may backfire. the point here that he's trying to get through is that you cannot just, you know, scrape our data for free. that really backfired badly. he is making user upset. you make an advertiser upset, then twitter announced a new version of tweetdeck. at the end of that post, it says, in 30 days, users will have to have a paid or verified account to use tweetdeck. and while some users are upset, others say they're fine with that. i pay for twitter blue actually, so i don't have to worry too much about the changes he made. and i'm like, all right, i'll probably just keep paying for it bec

will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with their time kind of mary wilkerson, the cheapest off to us extra state calling about to thank you so much for what you were saying in part one, it was fascinated to hear that not only do you agree with the fact that north, the stream was a by no administration operation because we've had the on the secretaries of the navy on the show and it must go station. they never said that the north stream was a bite and administration to or an attack, but you're talking about nato and it's problems. i mean, was the only, as someone could be one of the last summits we see of its kind it might not be last . we are great at war longer anyway. you seem to be the most adept country in the world at it as a matter of fact, which justifies the fact we're supposed to be in democracy and care about things like human rights and such. but in bushes administration, george w bush, i figure that out by 2004, it really is done me. it took a while, we didn't give a damn about any of those thi

and had to channel going on the one tv hon, they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad sealants after the the plug in the attic reviews is that there is a life threatening problem. nato continues to problem this. ukraine membership nato's. the dixon means your faces clinic, and stability. been endless for the of the israel, as tulsa westbank refuge account that was in, in, with that flagstones ground for killing. at least 8 people are claiming to talk and palestinian militant. also i have the consent to french citizens want to say to the emergency the class just like the sort of the home run as long, almost a week for meds across the country. cool for civilians to take to the streets, to tackle the situation themselves. since he is for a minute, the praises trade relations with the last, the 1st thing that country already asked and the best interests of its people. and that includes building type with some of the see the a very welcome. this is all to international with the very latest world news updates. it's good to have you with as well as military has invaded vision

and had to channel going, i'm going to be unable to come to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad sealants after the the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best most i'll send send the send the 6595 and speed. the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on russia scooting and supports the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the, the, the, the is where the defense ball says conduct a military operation in the west bug city of genuine before people killed on the 27 injured according to palestinian health ministry. the way in a world today will be the resistance tomorrow. french polic

they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad sealants after the the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy taishan. let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the the is where the defense pulse is, conduct a military operation in the westbank city of jeanine, leaving a debt and 27 inches. as, according to the published indian house ministry, also had the solid, the when the war today will be the resistance, tomato, french, please want to say just so they tried to quote, redrawn riots. one politician is even claims the country is about to be thrown up on the web here. and we can clearly see that we're in the early stages of a civil. what is the civil war? it's a confrontation between one part of the population against the state is exactly what we have here today. and the state departments releases the reports on the us to withdrawal from i've done this done leaving folks defined and uns

the american military budget on the par, ensure had just munitions in the country today on going undergrad. today the newspapers are, are part of the problem. they are, they're just talking about the super weapons. and in fact, if you now the ukraine situation is a classic case of where this takes us. basically, when, if you go back and read some of the pressure of twice right after the war started, you'll see that there were these gleeful reports about how the united states was going to be the arsenal of democracy, producing game, changing weapons. you remember that term game changing weapons and, and now look at the situation. we've run out of 30 of a $155.00 millimeter howitzer shells. so we're taking, we're, we're, we're giving the ukrainians costs or bombs which way, which are old costs are bonds at high doug race and the old are the, are the higher the dod rate, sorry, dividing the ministrations as a doug rate is a fantastic entity blinking appear to the american public saying these are completely different. yeah, yeah. right. that's, that's, that's nonsense. uh, you know, you're bas

country and had to channel going on even tv hon, they'll come to what's new and old episodes of going undergrad sealants after the the as well as salt, the west tongue refuge account of send in with ass wipe, fins, ground troops, categories to age, people will pay me to target, tell us to me, unless it's also a head, the only 70 percent. the french citizens want to stay to the emergency decline. it just the government struggles to come. lion slow, single less. the width gomez across the country pool for civilians to take to the streets to tackle the situation themselves. process condensed the latest around burning in presents that was approved by sweeter so far tease which is the fox out, right. and suppose to, well, it's not to infinity or to the face 1 pm, hey, and the russian capital. and this is all the international with the very latest world news update is great to have you with a top story this hour as well as prime minister has said his nations trips will continue. now operation in the westbank city option in until that mission has been achieved. meanwhile, at least the 8th palestinians

alex crystal is also a pre-med student finishing up his last year for his undergrad. he took out loans for his education and expects he'll be taking out a lot more no matter what. if we want to be an advanced society and compete with other countries, we need to be pursuing stem. and that's always been something that has been an american core value. but, you know, with that being said, it's still very difficult to pay off those loans and it just becomes a problem for america in the future later down the line, you know, because people are still going to pursue it. we need the engineers. we need doctors, an advanced profession like engineers, computer scientists, doctors and nurses, all in high demand. and that's not winding down in years to come. likely requiring students to take out more loans to fulfill america's future workforce of professionals. in the newsroom, alice wertz, ktvu fox two news. california lawmakers were quick to denounce the ruling. congresswoman barbara lee tweeted i raised two sons and put them through college. as a single mom, i know firsthand how

staying on the ground, see if you all know they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad. see monday the the russian federal security service sports and assassination attempts on our cheese editor in chief marguerite. the same on your own. and journalist could thing as soft chuck, the head of ukraine's main orthodox christian monastery is placed in cub city for 30 days. i'm able to pay a large fail. the washington makes a multi $1000000000.00 credit flags to long car, off and return for suite into the sessions and nato gets according to pulitzer prize. winning journalist seymour 1st sighting, an unnamed government official, and under no circumstances with an exclamation point. that's the us response to developing nations requesting climate reparations. we speak to molly and to get their take on the issue. and i believe that african nations should receive financial compensation for this and balance the usa has always shown the spirit of hiding when it's faced with difficult situation. the coming to you from moscow, this is our t international with the latest and world news

it's a four-year-old undergrad from upstate new york and marine veteran using his summer for humanitarian medical supplies >> we went there for three . he literally just wanted to help. >> americans have come to the war zone, some to be the sor cost inharm's way , killed or injured. he is still being treated for serious head wounds. >> is puzzles are these mighty brother. every summer you always volunteers somewhere. these are worker. >> he really has a service art. brian, many individuals opening up the last half days . cristiano or chris, we were told he's recovering but can't be moved so the numbers are flying over thecoming year . prayers for chrisare being offered .as they struggle with russia . >> and a service art. greg, thankyou . >> americans down all over the place expects company on the roads and skies this fourth of julybut there are ways you can save yourself a littlebit full . just for your travel plans next . >>. >> we're continuing to offer all active military veterans their first year of fox nation for three. >> stream no-shows you only want fox nation . >> it was not a m

touch by the social media or if it's not sensitive in your country and add to our channel during undergrad, cv hon dot com, to watch new and old episodes of going underground. see monday, the the yeah. session over right now. moving up, i give a shit, a position associated with the local church. so see if the boulevard too much and watch coolers rates was a job project. so for the southern massage of the room in the gym, the one to know how i thought of all our other changes coupled impression smalley, suffering needs flu trust. and yesterday i just wanted to just kind of charlotte. see what's the number or something else and what is coming up soon and just confirm that i will start following charter the correct order. get on your new north sheriff service and not scored good from other sources. total cases produced looks like a good idea. did you validate the other way more comfortable with the product was are out there. so sounds good. just so basically of course we need your last name was needed. read it was can, will be used. just imagine we have support for someone who has this relati

and you handle different sense of going undergrad. see you monday. the head of ukraine's main orthodontist christine monasteries. placing post today's the 30 days is the metropolitan is unable to pay the $902000.00 fail. washington makes and multi $1000000000.00 credit applied to on colorado invitation . full suite is the sessions of nato. it's according to police, a prize winning journalist seymour hersh. i think i'm named government official also this, our food emergency is declared in nigeria, surprised in the country skyrockets. we speak some local people above the crisis gets a lot. i mean, our mission is guides. the government so forth and being done on through what is going on, we all know finances, it talk to everybody on the 3 day say it's a festival kick something casa plus. the news, trying to take some best buy to move on. the guy will welcome to you from the russian capital this saturday lunch time. i need to speak to scott and thanks for choosing in revenue. joining this starts off with the latest on keeps got down on ukraine's orthodox

i know going on the run tv hon, they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad sealants that day. the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to was a part and take it a go. when historians where revisiting the origins of the 1st world war, the term sleepwalking became very trendy in describing how divergence actors and self serving actors tangled together to produce one of the biggest catastrophes in human history. as a world andrews, he had another period of try. always to some number lading or are we being deliberately locked into a base both to discuss that i'm now joined by benjamin avalon. both are all how the west brockport to ukraine is to add a little bit to great to see you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you for having me. now the title of your book, how the was brought warranty ukraine is quite self explanatory, and unambiguous but the contrary. and then me wants to challenge it immediately because after all, it was russia that launched this military operate can on the ukrainian soil. and this is something that

see the hon, dot com to watching you and all that good sense of going undergrad. see you monday, [000:00:00;00] the, the attempted terrorist attack on the russian civilian stuff. i'll most go talk to find peace walks of assassination. thoughts on all these editor in chief margarita simon young. i'm feeling this consent. he is called the trap. he has a few cranes may know phelps, christina, missouri is thrown behind thaws by kid for at least 30 days. that's why he was unable to pay $900000.00 in failed to see in the informing us the rise and the way 8. and this new bill is times with the oil rich bell country by signing an agreement on freight and national currencies.

she compares living beings within undergrad, around a very special region, undersea law, the delta of to make one and also to peer into the future. the black cd that will kind of go through the whole kind of give it to you on the palm of the ground. water is full of c o. 2, use 0 grams into flows into the sea and changes the chemistry to see what it is very in to look at in a way that we can expect to see in the future like this because of climate change, the form of it, but i'm ok with that we don't really have to go into the system to see how this, the sophistication affects the inverse spring fish. and the wind coming in to beach is already hosting conditions. the biologists anticipates the world's oceans to experience in 50 to 80 years due to climate change. their mind can cause the species of c hutchins, the frontier resemble c options. in other places, the slightly a much smaller system on your end. what some of the you in the lab we know to use something strange and low and no, no, and then the have a much more robust show on your side of the they need to protect themselves fro

channel going on the ground, see the hon dot com to watching you and all that good sense of going undergrad. see you monday the the instead of you cranes, main orthodox, christie and monasteries place. think trust today for 30 days is key of accusing the metropolitan a simple thing. russia washington makes the multi $1000000000.00 credit pledge to entre invitation for sweden's assessments, and they tell us, according to police a prize winning journalist seymour hersh sizing, an old named government official. also the solid food emergency declared in nigeria as the prices in the country skyrocket. so please speak to some local people about the cost of lots and i mean the admission these guys the government so forced to.

see the hon, dot com to watching you and all different sorts of going undergrad. see you monday, [000:00:00;00] the head of ukraine's main orthodontist christine monasteries. placing post today's the 30 days is the metropolitan is unable to pay the daily $902000.00. val. washington makes and multi $1000000000.00 credit bugs to on colorado image said full suite is the sessions of nato. it's according to police, a prize winning journalist seymour hersh. i think i'm named government official also this our food emergency is declared in nigeria as the prices in the country skyrocket. we speak some local people above the crisis gets a lot. i mean that initial on his guides.

alec crystal is also a pre-med student finishing up his last year for his undergrad. he took out loans for his education and expects he'll be taking out a lot more no matter what. if we want to be an advanced society and compete with other countries, we need to be pursuing stem and that's always been something that has been an american core value. but you know, with that being said, it's still very difficult to pay off those loans and it just becomes a problem for americans in the future later down the line, you know, because people are still going to pursue it. we need the engineers. we need doctors and advanced professions like engineers, computer scientists, doctors, nurses, all in high demand. and that's not winding down in years to come, likely requiring students to take out more loans to fulfill america's future workforce of professionals. all right. alice schwartz in the newsroom tonight. thank you, alice. and today, representative ro khanna reintroduced a bill called the supreme court term limits and regular appointments act that that would create an 18 year t

the ground cv, hon dot com, to watching you and all that good sense of going undergrad. see you monday the, the russian federal security service sports and assassination attempts on our cheese editor in chief marguerite the same on your own and journalist thing as a sort of chuck, the head of ukraine's main orthodox christian monastery is placed in custody for 30 days. i'm able to pay a large sale fee. washington makes a multi $1000000000.00 credit likes to long par us in return for suite into the session to nato, that supporting to pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour 1st. citing an unnamed government official and.

so i look forward to talking with lee undergrad, so this blanca more been selling the forces. good. okay. i don't even know because i will be that again, the telephone is i really have them all out of anything else in 3. and my goal is that okay, you know those on the bus, housing and stuff i saw smoke on profile, so i'm in, i was going to ask you what i thought uh, as to whomever i saw it, pull up that i chose and then they hit the last part of the scan and then so as close as i missed that there was no, no going, but i think i'm getting instead of seeing it, i see, and i just thought of him when he got so so, so really the ana in the process. so they're receiving it in the process or the rooms. yeah. and, and that sounds like fun in quoting environment and that sounds x, y, a flag. i might even say things are looking at as soon as my head on this go gallery. and in fact, the motor co located chose to allow inside a token of it. i'm not going going, i lieutenant, that the deal can be no, i'm from thought and many of the shows i and i live in every single. it is easy and i and one t

while i'm studying up, i'm going to replicate a practice in my undergrad courses to start presentationoff with a joke because history is really depressing and it's going to follow up on the nieces to did you know that a communist joke is not funny unless everybody gets it. all right. so actually, rather than talking about the history and the analysis of conspiracy theories as part of history, what i want to do today is actually about the analysis of conspiracy theories as part of historians performing their role as public intellectuals and. the way i want to do this is by talking about case of a very respected and well-regarded history. heather richardson. how many of you know of heather cox richardson? okay. all right. all right. so what i want to talk about in this, in the way in which richardson's intellectual ism raises important questions, i think about our role as historians and talking about conspiracy is that are allegedly happening in current moment. so those of you that aren't familiar with richardson, she's a bit of a i've actually more than bit of a star through her substac

i was a grad student, she was an undergrad.nd raised a good family, realized the american dream, we saved our money, worked hard, convinced my friends to join me and we bought this farm, pistachio is a great environmentally friendly tree, plant-based protein and micro nutrients and what you don't know about pistachio tree is also a piece of the environment. each tree has 29 ton of carbon and 170,000 trees on my farm that would create a forest. the lung of central california. we enjoy the product, we also enjoy raising good food for america. as you know, san joaquin valley produce 70% of all the fresh fruits and vegetables and 80 and 90% of all the nuts in the world is grown there. it is a very unique area and we need help. we need help to get more water storage. we need help to get good flood control especially in this climate extreme dry weather and drought, water comes down rushing in 4 or 5 atmospheric river through the year, very short period of time and it runs down from the mountain to the ocean without anybody able to ca

old at the university of california, irvine costs more than it would have cost for her to be an undergrad do it and you know you only get nine months to save for the the childcare you get at month 18 years to save for the college basically and that's, by the way, not anomalous to california. about half of states child care costs, child care, tuition more than college tuition. that's crazy. in-state public college. why are those why are those costs so high? well, part of it is, is that it too eager to invest in the people doing work. children take a lot of work. and so it's very, very hard have the ratios and the the enrichment, the safety, the location and everything that we need. this is why we have public schools, because we had to fund our own school that would be prohibitively so. i think we need to, in child care understand it as investment in our workforce. it as a way to have strong labor force participation. people will say to me, well, i don't have any kids. and i would say, yes, but do you want to have take care of you when you're old? it's going to be that kid, right? and so i

announcements in this decision and what you tweeted, you said quote, i graduated from university of penn, undergradmbia law, both used from to action to ensure admissions included a black girl from queens, i had excellent grades, student leadership experience, and brought diversity. i added valuable schools. now i'm wondering if you could tell us a little bit about that experience, your experience in higher education and what do you think this ruling means for younger generations of students, if everybody is running around believing that we need to be colour-blind so you know, good luck. >> right, well i think most young people know that we are not color blind. that is again, the supreme court, i don't want to say they're not living in the rural world, they are but they are rejecting the real world. my experience was that, being like the only black person in a classroom at the university of pennsylvania, being the black person at columbia law school who brought a different perspective every day, i like that person, when i raise my hand in law school, everybody, all the right folks are like, here sh

(chuckles) i not only was a student and an undergrad, but i've been a professor there for twenty years, so it's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. it's deeply uplifting. yes, it is. we're walking in their footsteps. - [narrator] we just signed the lease on our third shop. my assistant went to customink.com to get new uniforms with all the locations. he found great products, uploaded new art, and had boxes sent to all the shops. custom ink makes it so easy. get started today at customink.com. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ a single strand of mrna... could individualize how we approach cancer. ♪ and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - hav

affordability and our board has taken steps for seven years with flat tuition for in-state for students for undergradou solve problems you dig in and look at fiscal management of the university. the university cfo and chancellor has done a great job of solving $100 million deficit and were digging into departments and looking at the cost there that's how you fix the problem you don't write off debt and ask electricians and hairdressers to pay for someone's college degree. you also have to look at the value proposition. are we offering enough, are we moving the needle enough in someone's outcomes. are they earning more when they graduate with a college degree. there is a real need for transparency in education lending. congresswoman fox has championed efforts like that and i hope we can see that occur at a federal level. ashley: i think a lot of people would like that. thank you so much for joining us and sharing your expertise. we appreciate it. thank you. some democrats promising the fight for student loan forgiveness is not over, mark meredith joined me now. what is the new plan from democrats? >>

(chuckles) i not only was a student and an undergrad, but i've been a professor there for twenty yearst's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. it's deeply uplifting. yes, it is. we're walking in their footsteps. >>> this just in, twitter is threatening to sue meta over meta's brand-new site, threads, a social media site. twitter accuses meta of hiring its former employees and saying they still have twitter documents and electronic devices. meta is accused of using those employees to help create this new social media site, threads. a meta spokesman responded about threads, saying, "no one on the threads engineering team is a former twitter employee. that's just not a thing." meta says threads has 30 million user sign-ups in its first day, today, and as of this afternoon, threads was the number one free app in apple's app store. >>> if you are looking for a summer read, i have a brand-new thriller coming out tuesday called "all the demons are here." it's a wild ride through a bizarre era for our nation, the 197

(chuckles) i not only was a student and an undergrad, but i've been a professor there for twenty yearsly a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. it's deeply uplifting. yes, it is. we're walking in their footsteps. >>> the white house is closely watching a major escalation in attacks against a palestinian city in the west bank by israel. it's been a target of almost nightly raids in the last few days. one of the few places in the occupied west bank where israel says there are organized armed palestinian militants. something the palestinian authority denies. israel's military invaded around 1:00 a.m. with about 2,000 soldiers and drone strikes. the health ministry says at least eight people were killed and dozens injured. the ministry of foreign afaying said that israel is committing war crimes adding quote the palestinian people have the right to defend themselves from israel's occupation and unrelenting aggression and protect their homes, lands and people. obviously there is disagreement on both sides. joining us now,

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over the past few decades, we have sent more -- from our undergrad programs. we have sent more than stanford, m.i.t., harvard, and yale combined. when you look at resources of those four institutions and compare them to ours, were carrying an outsized burden. and so what we are doing already and that inputs us for what we do is already significant. howard university received its largest number of applications this last admission cycle, and we'll have our last census this coming fall. to now have a greater influx of applications is not necessarily what we need, especially if we don't have the funds to support them. the other thing that i am concerned about, because the supreme court ruling, basically said you can't use race in the admissions decision, is we can actually now have lawsuits for students who are not black, who did not get into howard university. and it's under false claims. and i'll give you one example of that. we have 11,000 applications starting for a medical school, we are the fifth most selective medical school in the country. we get a diverse

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this is the first thing my undergrad hbs would do. i did not do. right. and there we didn't just ask the google. i said, not so i was trying to be like a model anyway. but but so we found it through that channel. all that extended family member. i found the other person in an elvis family who is the genealogist, and i met so so these were extend family members through elvis brother and they were able to tell me and absolutely the family had stories and remembered and alive and part of it was because she had married the chinese person right it was a really big deal for the family in 1903 so so yes so got extremely lucky and that helped up a whole section of the book about a major character. and so it's grateful to everybody who helped with that. yeah, that's wonderful. and so is your sense then your uncle was a part of an elvis family, extended family as as much as she was a part of your family. my sense it is that. he was a part her elvis family. but only with limits. i know for certain they they did go to family events, but he was still it was still hard