husband was a diplomats and she says, one of the most painful episodes was when they lived in the united alabama. it's and domina, isn't it? she beat me to sleep. my sister says, my sister shouting karena, run and call for help. i don't have the finances a to rent an apartment. the crisis center keeps me here at here. and they provide me with psychological support and lawyers, human rights. what says the government must do more to ensure women and children are protected in line with international standards. the new law has been in the books for 4 years, and although the number of abuse cases has risen up to 35 percent, there are still people who believe that this law would be detrimental to cause that society when you might you absolutely nothing changes with the adoption of this little was just as the victim had the right to contact, no enforcement before. no, it's the same. i didn't know if a law is not required. this legislation criminalize is between a minor hall, which is open to manipulation. that's not what these women believe who have to leave homes and live in the end of your shelter to

husband was the diplomats and she says, one of the most painful episodes was when they lived in the united alabama. it's and domina, isn't it? she beat me to sleep. my sister says, my sister shouted corrina run and call for help. i don't have the finances a to rent an apartment. the crisis center keeps me here at here. and they provide me with psychological support and lawyers, human rights. what says the government must do more to ensure women and children are protected in line with international standards. the new law has been in the books for 4 years, and although the number of abuse cases has risen up to 35 percent, there are still people who believe that this law would be detrimental to cause that society when you might you absolutely nothing changes with the adoption of this role is just as the victim have the right to contact, no enforcement before, no is the same, and another law is not required. this legislation criminalize is between a minor hall, which is open to manipulation. that's not what these women believe who have to leave homes and living in obscure shelter to protect themselves

husband was the diplomats and she says one of the most painful episodes was when they lived in the united alabama. it's and the media isn't it? she beat me to sleep. my sister says, my sister shouting corrina, run and call for help. i don't have the finances a to rent an apartment. the crisis center keeps me here at here. and they provide me with psychological support and lawyers and human rights. what says the government must do more to ensure women and children are protected in line with international standards. the new law has been in the books for 4 years. and although the number of abuse cases has risen up to 55 percent, there are still people who believe that this law would be detrimental to cause that society when you might you absolutely nothing changes with the adoption of this role is just as the victim have the right to contact no enforcement before. no is the same. i didn't know if a law is not required. this legislation criminalize is between a minor hall, which is open to manipulation. that's not what these women believe who have to leave homes and living in obscure shelter to prote

one third civil war history about an alabama unit called the first alabama cavalry 2000 men who fought with the north against the south. and one third diatribe against the myth the lost cause, the romantic story of a gallant old south, which is a story that covers the history of enslavement behind the civil war. let's start with the memoir part. you were raised in birmingham in the fifties and sixties. the front line or one of the front lines of the civil rights wars. and you came in a prosperous new south household in the steel town of birmingham. but your grandpa, aunts and before them were northern alabama people, close to appalachia in geography and in spirit. you write, we were. hill people come to town. tell us about those hill people in northern alabama. thank you, edward. it was a let me first say how pleased i am to be here with you. i'm a great admirer of edward's book, slaves in the family and. more pointedly, for purpose. he's quoted on page 54 of my book from his most recent book, life of a klansman so i am so pleased to be here with him. the appalachian mountains were ful

one third civil war history about an alabama unit called the first alabama cavalry 2000 men who fought with the north against the south. and one third diatribe against the myth the lost cause, the romantic story of a gallant old south, which is a story that covers the history of enslavement behind the civil war. let's start with the memoir part. you were raised in birmingham in the fifties and sixties. the front line or one of the front lines of the civil rights wars. and you came in a prosperous new south household in the steel town of birmingham. but your grandpa, aunts and before them were northern alabama people, close to appalachia in geography and in spirit. you write, we were. hill people come to town. tell us about those hill people in northern alabama. thank you, edward. it was a let me first say how pleased i am to be here with you. i'm a great admirer of edward's book, slaves in the family and. more pointedly, for purpose. he's quoted on page 54 of my book from his most recent book, life of a klansman so i am so pleased to be here with him. the appalachian mountains were ful

a death row inmate in america was executed by lethal injection in a prison in alabama. the united nations has compared this type of execution to torture. a total of 24 executions have been carried out in 2023 in america, all of them by lethal injection. legal professionals referring to the unimaginable pain of the victims of these poisons in the minutes before death, jaza called for the immediate prohibition of its use. injected toxic compounds have such a painful effect on their victims that even dump. doctors do not use it to kill animals. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day. god bless you. light in the name of god light in the name of god light light in the name of god light light upon light, in the name of god, light upon light , in the name of god, light upon light , in the name of god. akbar allah akbar allah akbar i bear witness that there is no god but allah. i bear witness that there is no god but god . i bear witness that muhammad is the messenger of god. i bear witness that muhammad is the messenger of god. hai ali al- salah hai ali al-salah hai ali

. >> please welcome united states senator katie britt of alabama. sen.. we need to change leader rep and of our nation. and donald trump is the change we need. to my fellow moms and dads across america, i think we all know that raising a family is hard. add in smart phones and social media and we already have plenty to worry about. but then joe biden and kamala harris came around. now our lives are that much more difficult and way more expensive. under biden/harris, prices are high and expectations are low. grocery prices are up more than 21%. electricity is up 31%. gas is up 48%. mortgage rates have more than doubled. and rent is skyrocketing. to me, there aren't just numbers. this is pain for millions of americans. it means that so many american families have to live with so much less. this is too high a price to pay for an administration that has brought us to such lows. the american people won't have the wool pulled over our eyes. we see how biden and harris keep making things worse. and we know the current president is not capable of turning things

justice officials, signing that, and i note, i note one joyce white vance, united states attorney, northern district of alabama17. you and your colleagues were making a very important statement about actually some of what rick was just talking about, the viability of this court. and in protecting it from a second trump term. >> you know, this is not a group of people who are letter signers. and what this group of former doj officials doesn't usually do is weigh in on political issues. and this letter is not about donald trump. you'll notice that this is a vote of support for kamala harris based on an urgent concern about the future of our democracy. and what it would look like based on some of the decisions we have seen out of this supreme court and what we know donald trump intends to do in a second term. so i hope people will read this letter seriously for the warning it's intended to be. this is a bipartisan letter, by the way. this has doj officials from both parties included among the signatories. and i hope it's something that people will read. it's not a lengthy letter. >> so rick, we have about 30 seco

huntsville alabama has since went to goodman for the united states in the past and will do it again in the near future. we stand for the flag and meal for god. [ cheering ] >> madam chair we proudly cast our 50 delegates for the next president of the united states donald j. trump. [ cheering and applause ] [ chanting ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and rules and procedures of this convention, alabama, 50 votes president trump. [ cheering ] >> martha: alright everybody the news we've been waiting for throughout the day has just been made. it's an announcement on truth social by former president trump he has selected ohio senator jd vance as his vice presidential pick. this is what he writes. after lengthy deliberation and thought and considering the tremendous talents of many others i've decided the person best suited to assume the position of vice president of the united states is jd vance of the great state of ohio. let's discuss this with our panel we've discussed -- set up in milwaukee. former house speaker kevin mccarty dr carson in the prior trip administration

alleged organization , according to the announcement of the alabama police, so far there are no suspects in the archive of armed violence in the united states. since the beginning of 2024, at least 2,993 mass shootings have occurred in this country. according to estimates , civilians in the united states are 393 million and 8,280 a thousand people have at least one weapon bill. warm have more than another 80 palestinians were martyred in the gaza strip and 216 people were injured. the ministry of health of palestine announced that the zionist occupying army committed three more massacres in the past 24 hours in the north-south and the center of the gaza strip. with the martyrdom of these people, the number of martyrs of the war against gaza increased to 3864 and the number of wounded increased to 89. more than 70% of the total victims of the war in gaza are women and children. thousands of people are still missing in the gaza strip and under the rubble, and the rescue forces are unable to evacuate them. unicef says 135,000 children in gaza are at risk of severe malnutrition. users virtual space with publication. the images of these b

united states was empty in a few hours. there are no flights over north carolina, over tennessee, over alabama , mississippi, georgia, and this as our correspondents found out, one way or another affected the work of airports almost all over the world. a similar situation occurred in aviation. originated in hamburg, but berlin-brandenburg, although new, is already an airport with a difficult fate, unloved by neither pilots nor passengers, something breaks down here all the time, the check-in system at rome airport was not affected by the failure by some miracle, but these queues, a chain reaction on the departure board, three cancellations, it's all delta airline delay. we are heading to the nepalese capital, kathmandu, and until recently it was not clear whether we would be able to check in and get on the flight, online check-in was not available, thousands crowded at the airport entrance man, a large-scale failure affected many areas of life, blue screens in all offices, the weekend for clerks started a day earlier, they don’t let you buy a sad smiley. in the machine, it doesn’t allow you to withdraw money from the atm, on

united states became empty within hours. there are no flights over north carolina, over tennessee, over alabama, mississippi, georgia, and thisof the busiest airports. it was a computer error, as our correspondents found out. or otherwise impacted airport operations almost all over the world. a failure in aviation software that occurred for the first time the school holiday day affected the plans of approximately 100,000 people. a similar situation arose in hamburg. but berlin-brandenburg, although new, is already an airport with a difficult fate, unloved by both pilots and passengers. something breaks here all the time. check-in system at rome airport. by some miracle, the failure did not affect these queues, there was a chicken reaction to the departure board, three cancellations, this is all delta airline, delays on average 2 hours. we are now at interagandia airport, in the capital of india, new delhi, heading to the capital of nepal, in kathmandu, and until recently there was no understanding whether we would be able to check in to board the flight, online check-in was not available, thousands of people crowded at the en

alabama police, no suspects have been arrested so far. according to the report of the archive of armed violence in the united states , at least 293 mass shootings have occurred in the country since the beginning of 2024. based on estimates, there are 393 million civilians and 8,280,000 people in the united states. they have at least one firearms license. thank you very much for your companion today god bless you. i have fallen tears from my eyes. know me. i cried one of my tears . small and i did not forget. ah, tenja , which is full of broken spears, your anger is sitting in god's eyes. ah, because of zainab's sad heart, whose hussain sat mostly on the mourning of his wife and children. who said that we are strangers, dear sister in both worlds? there is no one stronger than you. i sat on the ground 100 times in this distance. i shouted a hundred times with a brother. o servant of abul fazl. it's like my liver is torn. the short height of the mother is above the head of the woman's chest he came with the height of the kingdom and fell down and took hold of your side , and you took his side, a chain of a heart in the eternal cobra. meg ahmad ba

united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedures of this convention, alabama, 50 votes, president trump. massachusetts, 40 delegates. >> madam secretary, the great commonwealth ofmagachustetts, home of great patriots who made america great, proudly cast all of its 40 votes for our next president, donald j. trump. so together, we can work to make america great again. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedures of this convention, massachusetts, 40 votes, president trump. indiana. 58 delegates. >> madam chair, i'm jim banks from the great state of indiana. in indiana, we believe in the american dream. we love america and we love donald j. trump. as the son of a factory worker born in a trailer park, a veteran of the united states navy, it is the honor of my life on behalf of my great state, the hoosier state, to cast all 58 votes for the greatest president of my lifetime, and my friend, donald trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedures of this convention, indian

united states were empty in a few hours. there are no flights over north carolina, over tennessee, over alabama, mississippi, georgia, and thisirports. a computer error, as our correspondents found out, somehow influenced... chicken reaction to the departure board, three cancellations, this is all delta airline delays on average 2 hours. we are now at interagandia airport, in the capital of india, new delhi, heading to the nepalese capital, kathmandu, and until recently it was not clear whether we would be able to check in and get on the flight. online check-in was unavailable, and thousands of people crowded the airport entrance. a large-scale failure affected many areas of life: blue screen. in all offices, the weekend for clerks started a day earlier, sad the smiley doesn’t allow you to buy soda from the machine, it also doesn’t allow you to withdraw money from an atm, on tv they are seriously discussing whether the famous sphere in las vegas is frozen or is it photoshop, a wave of refusals, as sergey mingazhev was convinced, has even reached japan. in japan, the impact of the global outage was felt by customers of the cou

united states were empty in a few hours. there are no flights over north carolina, over tennessee, over alabama, mississippi, georgia, and thishe busiest airports. a computer error, as our correspondents found out, in one way or another affected the operation of airports almost all over the world. a glitch in aviation software that occurred on the first day of school holidays affected the plans of approximately 100 thousand people, similar the situation arose in hamburg, but berlin-brandenburg, although new, is already an airport with a difficult fate, unloved by neither pilots nor passengers, something breaks down here all the time, the check-in system at rome airport went wrong by some miracle, but these queues, a chain reaction on the departure board, three cancellations, this... delta airline delays on average 2 hours. we are now at the entergundy airport in the capital of india, new delhi, heading to the nepalese capital, kathmandu, and until recently there was no understanding whether it would work out we needed to check in to get on the flight, online check-in was unavailable, thousands of people crowded at the airport

[cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome united states -- geoff: that was alabamait yes britt. and south carolina tim scott addresses the crowd here. >> wow! wow! wow! thank you so much. thank you. hello milwaukee! are you ready for four more years of donald trump? me, too. listen, if you didn't, if you didn't believe in miracles before saturday, you better believe right now. thank god almighty that we live in a country that still believes in the king of kings and the lord of lords. and our god, our god still saves, he still delivers and he still sets free, because on saturday, the devil came to pennsylvania holding a rifle, but an american lion got back on his feet and he record! -- roared! he roared! yes, he did. you see, america, this is a difficult time for our nation. inflation is crushing families, illegal immigration is crushing american workers. failing schools are crushing our poorest kids and the weakness of the commander in chief has invited world wars all around our world. joe biden is asleep at the wheel and we are headed over a cliff. we hear despair

alabama opened the door for lawsuits against business involved in ivf. it created chaos and heartbreak for countless families throughout the united states who were just looking to start a family. ivf cycles were stalled and some even canceled. this started a nationwide conversation about access to fertility care. since then, my republican colleagues have proclaimed so-called support for ivf, but their actions show exactly who they are. 187 house republicans have signed their names to legislation that will codify fetal personhood, which would lead to the exact same chaos that we saw in alabama earlier this year. and i'm very familiar with personhood legislation from my years with planned parenthood in the south. personhood legislation is another extreme attempt to control our lives and futures. the decision to build our families through ivf must be our own. maga republicans in the house are ready and willing to take the option away, but that's why we are standing right here in front of the capitol this morning, to call upon our republican colleagues to stand with families around the country . not democratic families, not republican families, not independent f

alabama police, no suspects have been arrested so far. according to the report of the archive of armed violence in the united states, at least from the beginning2024 until now. khuzestan, including ahvaz, with dedication and round-the-clock efforts, the failure and leakage of the turbine condenser of the ramin power plant in ahvaz went away from the power cut in the hottest they prevented the days of the year. in the heat of more than 50 degrees, it is very hot and power supply up to 77 thousand megawatts for the entire country, power plants reach their highest production capacity. like here ramin khuzestan power plant, where in the power generation cycle, the condenser part or the condenser has a leak. the function of the condenser is to convert the steam coming out of the turbine into distilled water . to solve this problem, a production unit must be removed from the circuit. there is a need to generate electricity, the network needs it, and people need it. must to be done in a short time. but the workers take the heat and enter the condensing phase under the same conditions. the temperature of this system we enter is 90 degrees. no matter h

. >> please welcome united states senator katie britt of alabama. sen.. we need to change leader rep and of our nation. and donald trump is the change we need. to my fellow moms and dads across america, i think we all know that raising a family is hard. add in smart phones and social media and we already have plenty to worry about. but then joe biden and kamala harris came around. now our lives are that much more difficult and way more expensive. under biden/harris, prices are high and expectations are low. grocery prices are up more than 21%. electricity is up 31%. gas is up 48%. mortgage rates have more than doubled. and rent is skyrocketing. to me, there aren't just numbers. this is pain for millions of americans. it means that so many american families have to live with so much less. this is too high a price to pay for an administration that has brought us to such lows. the american people won't have the wool pulled over our eyes. we see how biden and harris keep making things worse. and we know the current president is not capable of turning things

united states. host: let's go to bill in alabama. caller: thank you for taking my call. s time for the people of the united states the get their heads out of the sand and realize what the media and all these politicians on the lives they have been telling us for eight or nine years. it is comical but in reality it is sad that we have so many people with low iqs that they don't realize that joe biden is a criminal. he is the head of a criminal family, crime family, and what he has done for america in the last four years -- host: do you think you should say on the democratic ticket? caller: joe biden right now can't do not understand english? host: i understand they do not seem to like joe biden, but i was asking if you think he should remain on the democratic ticket. caller: he made his bed. he is going to have to lie in it. host: next up we have roberta in florida on our line for democrats. caller: i think joe biden should stay on the ticket. those democrats telling them to get off, they ain't got no backbone. they should be encouraging him and helping him. it is really r

united states. host: let's go to bill in alabama. caller: thank you for taking my call. is time for the people of the united states the get their heads out of the sand and realize what the media and all these politicians on the lives they have been telling us for eight or nine years. it is comical but in reality it is sad that we have so many people with low iqs that they don't realize that joe biden is a criminal. he is the head of a criminal family, crime family, and what he has done for america in the last four years -- host: do you think you should say on the democratic ticket? caller: joe biden right now can't do not understand english? host: i understand they do not seem to like joe biden, but i was asking if you think he should remain on the democratic ticket. caller: he made his bed. he is going to have to lie in it. host: next up we have roberta in florida on our line for democrats. caller: i think joe biden should stay on the ticket. those democrats telling them to get off, they ain't got no backbone. they should be encouraging him and helping him. it is really

united states. the douglas gifts says that i gave you a quote right now that go to the ongoing like, uh, for example in alabama and it works as milligan robinson, the library part of these. yeah, no problem. of course i feel straightforward to address these. all this is regarding the jenny migrate your discrimination with regards to minorities when it comes to the rights. why? because dishonest, a system that is pretty good on a better take all the policy which is essentially does not for 3, the political beating and public will of the american people. okay, now i look, let me come back to you. why didn't political advisory, donald trump has been feeling the controversy with plenty of finger pointing? now what impact do this comments he's making about binding on some of the highways and everyone have for the republic on potty and for him personally, do you think actually do you think actually this makes him look better as a candidate she has been up to just things on the by and the last elections possibly is being projecting that he did not lose the election he was made for those the elections. and now he's ac

united states rose to 8 million during the height of the covid pandemic. this increase has disproportionately affected children and minority groups. the appalachian region, which extends from parts of new york to northern alabama, mississippi and it includes georgia, a cultural region that often has high levels of poverty. poor whites are the main inhabitants of this area. one of the positive aspects is that the tax increase is mainly aimed at the wealthy, and this is a relief and help for people who are in lower income groups, contrary to the popular belief that only immigrants and people of color are facing poverty. there are also many poor people among white people in america. for example, the azley region is reported to be one of the largest regions with a high population of white residents the skin is poor. due to reduced access to job opportunities, especially in the wood and tobacco industry, this region is heavily dependent on receiving aid. in the early days of coal mining in america, this area had smaller mines compared to other areas, which caused many residents. they should look for better opportunities in other places. when people don't have money or can't earn from their performance or work , the

we all need to unite as one basically, and one of the speakers i am looking forward to hearing about is alabamaator katie britt. after hearing her statement on the state of the union, i was touched by what she had to say. we the people gathering together as one, and i feel like as you get older, you learn some stuff. younger people, we all learn something. i think everyone who is going to speak this week will be a good thing and that is what i have to say. god bless the usa. host: all right. jim, in indiana. caller: hi. i am looking forward to hearing president trump make a vp nomination today. so i am really looking forward to that, hoping that he will pick vivek ramaswamy as his vp. if you know, if we will return to a government by the people at reduced the size of the tax burden and the size of the government, he is the only vp option that has a plan. host: let me ask you about the other frontrunners the media has been reporting on, they have really focused on three names, j.d. vance, doug burgum and marco rubio, what do you think of those three? caller: i don't think they are viable. we don

united states has risen to 8 million following the outbreak of the covid pandemic. this increase has disproportionately affected children and racial groups . the appalachian region, which covers parts of new york to northern alabama, mississippi, and georgia , is a cultural region that often has high levels of poverty. poor whites are the main inhabitants of this they make up the region that relies heavily on receiving financial aid for survival. one of the positive aspects is that the tax increase is mainly aimed at the wealthy and this is a relief and help for people who are in the lower income groups. contrary to the common belief that only immigrants and people of color are facing poverty . there are also many poor white people in america, for example, the azley region , as reported , is one of the largest areas with a high population of poor white residents due to the reduced access to job opportunities, especially in the region's timber and tobacco industry is heavily dependent on aid in the early days of coal mining in america, compared to other regions. it had smaller mines, which made many of its residents look for better opportunities in other places. when people don't have money or can't. if they have

alabama. she and langston hughes came there and they were on a mission and a journey that african-americans have been in the unitedtes all their lives, and i was happy to know and be in a place where they were and to think and to share with the world the dignity and respect of african-americans just like all other people are. >> host: evelyn, we very much appreciate you calling in this evening. >> guest: i should point out, the africa town i think she's referring to, because she is from alabama, was built by a slave that came on a ship into mobile harvard during the civil war and built a town called africa town. that's a very important -- what a lot of people don't know about this, beginning to know about this place that she's talking about, and that ship, the people on that ship -- zora neale hurston interviewed one of the people on that ship, and it's written about in one of her pieces of writing. his name was cosulo, and that's an important event in our history. the history that i had to learn about late in life, because we don't want to teach it. that ship pulled into mobile, alabama harvard right in the war i

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united states. more than 150 years after the civil war ended, it's because mississippi is devastated. there's reasons why alabama. until very recently was that poor as well? because in some places in the deep south, there's never recovery from the war. it was a devastating war. i learned this morning that the estimate is that there 50,000 civilian deaths and on one hand, that's a lot of people. and on the other hand, when you think about the civilian deaths in modern it's not a lot of people. and these are again the kinds of calculations we have think about. and many of these civilian deaths are caused by the war and how many are caused by other things during the war is not entirely clear. so. in the war. by the way, the quantitative historian jay david hacker, who makes his argument, says direct targeting the civilian population, the civil war appears to have been a rare exception rather than the rule. and i think that is true, that it not a war directed at civilians in the way for example that world war two will be a war where in both sides people are directing the war at civilians. so the nazis clearly simply

i know we will make america great again united states senator katie britt of alabama good evening milwaukee. i'm katie britt we are all here tonight for one reason he said, we need to change the direction of our nation and donald trump is the change we need to my, fellow moms and dads across america. i think we all know that raising a family is hard add-in smartphones and social media. and we already had plenty to worry about but then joe biden and kamala harris came around now, our lives, our that much more difficult and way more expensive under biden harris prices are high and expectations well they're low grocery prices are up more than 21% electricity is up 31% gases up 48% mortgage rates have more than doubled. and rent is skyrocketing to me. these aren't just numbers this is paying for millions of americans it. means that so many american families have to live with so much less this is too high. a price to pay for it administration that has brought us to such low, lows the american people won't have the wool pulled over our eyes we see how biden and harris keep making things worse and

united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedures of this convention, alabamaent trump. massachusetts, 40 delegates. >> madam secretary, the great commonwealth ofmagachustetts, home of great patriots who made america great, proudly cast all of its 40 votes for our next president, donald j. trump. so together, we can work to make america great again. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedures of this convention, massachusetts, 40 votes, president trump. indiana. 58 delegates. >> madam chair, i'm jim banks from the great state of indiana. in indiana, we believe in the american dream. we love america and we love donald j. trump. as the son of a factory worker born in a trailer park, a veteran of the united states navy, it is the honor of my life on behalf of my great state, the hoosier state, to cast all 58 votes for the greatest president of my lifetime, and my friend, donald trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedures of this convention, indiana, 58 votes, presi

alabama area with loan growth of 95%. you have a diversified business with construction and residential. what is the driver? >> the driver is the southeast unitedur footprint is the southeast united states. we have the integration and the market is seeing positive results from that and that's a big driver for us. >> is there one particular area? you mentioned mortgage loan portfolio is diversified. we know rates are pretty elevated. we have seen that impacted with the sales in the residential market. are you seeing residential sales jump there or is it more commercial or multifamily? what area? >> we have a relatively small residential mortgage portfolio. what we're seeing is the businesses are doing well. we're a business bank primarily. the businesses are growing and doing quite well. we primarily serve owner manager companies. our developers are doing quite well. we're seeing positive results. our loan officers are moderate on the year-to-date basis. our margins are getting better quarter over quarter and we expect them to drive higher for the next six quarters. >> you mentioned margins. i was looking at your net interest margin. what do you

unit. absolutely. we were 100% japanese american. george hardy was a pilot during world war two. where did train to be a pilot. actual flight training with the tuskegee airfield and tuskegee, alabama. it's just outside of the town of tuskegee, alabama, within ten miles home was built there specifically for that purpose, for training of african art, because tuskegee institute got the contract for primary flying. so they located the rest of the flying wright near tuskegee. can you tell us about an experience flying during world war two? well, it was a different, you know, at a new place. but the main thing was flying to norway, flying in combat and results could be deadly, you know, but we had to learn that. so but we were young people. i was still 19 at the time. and but we learned to adapt and the people ahead of us were good leaders. and we learned a lot from them. so i got to fly 21 combat missions before the war ended. vincent speranza fought in the battle of the bulge. let's talk to him. where did you serve during world war two. i got to england in november of 44. joined the hundred first airborne division and at the end of november, in camp mohammed of france and then served

united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, alabama votes, president trump. massachusetts, 40 delegates. >> madam secretary, the great commonwealth of massachusetts -- of magachustetts, home of great patriots who made america great, proudly casts all of its 40 votes for our next president, donald j. trump, so together, we can work to make america great again. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, massachusetts, 40 votes, president trump. indiana. 58 delegates. >> madam chair, i'm jim banks from the great state of indiana. in indiana, we believe in the american dream. we love america and we love donald j. trump. as the son of a factory worker born in a trailer park, a veteran of the united states navy, it is the honor of my life on behalf of my great state, the hoosier state, to cast all 58 votes for the greatest president of my lifetime, and my friend, donald trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this co

alabama, the first state in america to call for the establishment of the jewish state stands behind israel. and the united states of america is behind israel. as a christian, as an american, as an alabamian, i firmly support israel and i'm incredibly proud to do so. thank you. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: thank you, madam president. i rise to join my colleague from alabama and other colleagues and outline the importance of maintaining and continuing to strengthen our nation's support for our essential ally in the middle east, israel. the suns-israel partnership is vital for middle east and vital for the global fight against terror. israel needs our help to fend off numerous attacks from iran and its proxy, and i'm proud of the contributions our armed forces have made from defending israel from a wide variety of drone and missile attacks. the skill of our committed airmen, airwomen, airmen and women, soldiers, marines, special forces, their skill, unbel unbelievable, their bravery, courage under fire, the technology that we