i'm currently a student at the university of central florida outside of being a student. i'm a mental health advocate at the university level and national level with active mines, which is one of the largest ment hope organizations specifically for high school and college students. so i, my universe city, i am the chapter president and i also serve as one of the members on the national student advisory committee. thank you for taking time prestige. you've got your play. thank you and hello, jonathan, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to international audience. yes, thank you so much. my name's jonathan singer. i'm the president of the american association of suicide. ology. i'm also the founder and host of the 1st podcast for social workers are short podcast also an associate professor of social work at loyola university and my pronouns. are he his? all right, so good to have all of you. i'm going to put this question to all of you, but i want to start with jessica. jessica, why we would be concerned about teen gals in the united states right now? what's your theor

out what exactly caused the collapse yeah, i talked to a structural engineer here at the university of central florida. and his name is nicole. he caught us and he told me that he thinks that based on what he's seen in the reports here and from the video that there's reason to believe that the problems may have begun with the underlying the, the bottom structure of this building. we have seen reports that here on miami beach, which is built on landfill that that land has sunk. and there is evidence that the cement and rebar have been eroded by water and wind. here, of course we're right off of the coast. so it looks like there is some idea that this began at the bottom and then the building just pancake down. but of course, that will be the subject of a lengthy investigation and a full report after all of this is over, but right now they're still just looking for survivors. all right, john henry live for 7 stuff side to florida. john, thank you. in the oxide west bank, they were violent clashes, but in rival, a palestinian group server, the death, the prominent critic of the palestinian authority. the

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weekend on c-span 3 up next on lectures and history university of central florida professor yannick mitchkowski teaches a class on the us auto industry from the post world war ii era to present day. he discusses the successes and failures of people like harley earl john delorean and elon musk. supporting all right. so today we're studying the post world war ii domestic scene and the last class we looked at the surging economy of the post world war ii era and suburbanization. and today what i want to look at is cars in the post world war ii era and i especially want to look at what i call the mavericks maverick a maverick card designer and maverick automakers automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who mavericks who thought outside the box thought unconventionally, and so i want to look at their impact what what happened to them? they're influence on the field of the the post world war ii auto industry and you know, if if america had a symbol in the post world war ii era it would have to be the automobile. i mean americans love their cars. they're they're bi

story watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3 up next on lectures and history university of central florida professor yannick mitchkowski teaches a class on the us auto industry from the post world war ii era to present day. he discusses the successes and failures of people like harley earl john delorean and elon musk. supporting all right. so today we're studying the post world war ii domestic scene and the last class we looked at the surging economy of the post world war ii era and suburbanization. and today what i want to look at is cars in the post world war ii era and i especially want to look at what i call the mavericks maverick a maverick card designer and maverick automakers automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who mavericks who thought

. >> just to name some of the recipients, the university of central florida and the university of texasf course after covid, some of these organizations receiving this very much needed gift. it's a huge relief >> wow >> wow, pretty incredible. >>> all right, natalie, thank you. >> thank you, nat, good to see you. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check of the weather, mr. roker. >> all right, let's see what we've got for you starting off with today, we're looking at a lot of wet weather down through florida, could pick up another couple of inches today and a few scattered showers just off the southern california coast. they really need the rain. look at these temperatures, we're talking triple digits through the southwest into the northern plains. 80s and 90s through the gulf into the southeast the only cool weather is in the northeast with plenty of sunshine, nice and comfortable right around the great lakes and into new england flood risk down in florida with that record heat continues look for some strong storms >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall and we're getting re

and received her bachelor degree of arts at the university of central florida and earned her jury is dock ate and and roshell currently served on the executive bored of the immigration lawyers association as regional vice president of orlando where she is with the organization and u.s. immigration and citizenship offices in orlando. as the daughter of brave hard-working haitian immigrants, she saw how immigrants provide better lives for their families. rochelle has a passion p >> she has helped hundreds of immigrants in her career and will continue to touch the loose of countless others. she has called central florida her home for over 14 years. when she is not fighting for her clients, she could be traveling and cooking and spending time. for this and more ms. rochelle grand-pier, we honor you. in honor of caribbean american heritage mark, doreen barker. from gentleman make an west independentees. she relocated to boston, massachusetts and studying philosophy who enlightens the burden yns of others. she has pursued a nursing degree. while attending bible college, she joined the team

florida or tennessee. so the failing states and feeling ideology of the democrat party is seeking to universalize and devour all those who disagree with it. you can see it in their proposals, centralizationentralization of health care, centralization of courtnt decisions. open borders no matter what the states think and this is obviously quite contrary mike contrary to the constitutional construct. you mentioned my book, "american marxism." we have the chief of operations whose name is admiral michael gilday. he needs to be fired butut he won't be fired because he is joe biden's lackey. this personnel in the navy to read one of the most racist books in modern times, by this fellow by the name of kendi. he's not writing about civil liabilities or civil rights or real diversity or anything of the sort. people need to understand something and i want to take a minute here. when we do the this later, want to take notes. it's nothe about race but it abt destroying existing members of society using race, using gender, using the claimant's, using integration or whatever it is. it was developed by marxist and berlin, some of those who came to the united states and some who became tenured professo