post office in mount vernon, georgia. second lieutenant patrick palmer calhoun, a native of mount vernon, georgia, located in the 12th district of georgia, my district, was born on march 19, 1941. after graduating from montgomery county high school in 1959, second lieutenant calhoun attended the university of georgia where he joined the rotc and earned his pilot's license while finishing his junior year of college. that next year, calhoun graduated and enrolled in his first year of law school at university of georgia, where he met the love of his life, jane dunham, who he later married in 1963. that same year, jane and patrick's only child, kathryn ruth calhoun, was born on november 29. shortly after kathryn was born, second lieutenant calhoun answered the call to serve and willingly put down his books and put on his uniform, joining the united states army where he was first stationed at fort benning, now known as fort moore, near columbus, georgia. later, after completing flight training in texas, calhoun was deployed on

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like, fine, vernon, i'll do it.. >> i see a lot of tight ends around the league scoring touchdowns, and i'm kind of like, george deserves his due and it was just a matter of time. >> i had a feeling george was going to have a big game, you know, he hadn't been in the end zone yet and i knew when it happened it was going to happen in bunches. so really happy for him to get in there. and i know how much that's going to energize him and just get him ready for next week. this team doesn't have any ego. >> everyone wants to win. you know, i feel like everyone knows that they're good. and so it's going to be just a matter of time with their game. you know, this this game, george had, you know, the touchdowns. he had opportunities but still debo ba christian everyone's able to contribute the chiefs in minnesota the biggest news of this game taylor swift was not there in the vikings fans were sad maybe te travis kelce was relaxed without all the extra attention. >> he caught a touchdown after missing the end zone last week

she wanted to visit mount vernon. she didn't have means to do it. and george washington very graciously sent the carriage. so my biography tried to recreate her and understand her understand how extraordinary, really courageous it was for her stand up there. and what it told us about washington and other that he went to listen her. he went to listen to her with ladies, who he spent a lot of the summer of 1787 hanging out and a lot of the biography based on sort of what stacy talked about and fred talked about, which was about newspapers and really she placed a lot of advertisement and wrote comments in the newspaper and it was really a biography about that. but but unfortunately any papers whatsoever. so it's great. and mauricio, you wrote a biography of the body using the and emotions as lens to understand george washington. can you tell us about what that approach is like the sources you use and how can also provide new insight on somebody like george washington? sure. and well, that was because fred took the mind of he was out with body. no kiddi

she wanted to visit mount vernon. she didn't have means to do it. and george washington very graciously sent the carriage. so my biography tried to recreate her and understand her understand how extraordinary, really courageous it was for her stand up there. and what it told us about washington and other that he went to listen her. he went to listen to her with ladies, who he spent a lot of the summer of 1787 hanging out and a lot of the biography based on sort of what stacy talked about and fred talked about, which was about newspapers and really she placed a lot of advertisement and wrote comments in the newspaper and it was really a biography about that. but but unfortunately any papers whatsoever. so it's great. and mauricio, you wrote a biography of the body using the and emotions as lens to understand george washington. can you tell us about what that approach is like the sources you use and how can also provide new insight on somebody like george washington? sure. and well, that was because fred took the mind of he was out with body. no kiddi

you teach them at mount vernon too. >> i'm incredibly lucky. i'm a professor, and a chair of the history department at george washington university. i teach a range of classes on early american history, including the american revolution, the war of 1812, and george washington and his world. it takes place in his world. his mount vernon estate, it's right here. >> george washington, did not sign the declaration of independence. >> what was he doing? >> he was getting ready to fight the british. he was in new york. he was welcoming. he was into something the largest armada of soldiers and sailors ever to cross the atlantic at that point. 30,000 british soldiers were arriving in new york. they were waiting for them. >> around this time, they were planning. they were already on their way looking at the invasion of canada as well. >> that's right. a lot of people don't realize, in the spring of 1775, this was a continent by july of 1776. up and down the east coast come all the way into canada. only down into the southern colonies. >> the war was alr

i asked why did the british mount vernon? and they that the british respected george washington so much they actually posted guards to protect it. is that true or is that the posting of guards? is verifiable? but they did respect washington. they did not want to burn private property. and general ross was, that proponent of win the war and not lose the peace. so we talk about something that'll get americans for a fight. you don't go up to a hornet's and whack it. you don't go up and kick a sleeping. so george washington's mount vernon so thankfully they left what is one of my favorite structures in the country so they left that there. sadly, the flames got to one house, one additional house burned in a city and that was a house that washington was building for himself, but never moved into it. so we lost that house. washington when he was the capitol, to encourage people to move this backwater of bogs and fields. he bought property. so everybody wants to be george's neighbor. i'm sure all the realtors were like, want live nex

today colleagues i'm honoring vernon ang. on september 27, the owner the manager and 85 year old customer of shaws ice cream and candy on west portal avenue were brutally physically attacked that sent the three of them to the hospital and would have been much worse were it not for vernon ang. in a era where hesitancy and fear often dictate one's actions where individuals might prioritize personal safety over intervening for the welfare of others, mr. ang, if you could come up, your bravery and your fortitude shine as beacons of hope and inspiration. there are those who speak of valor and there are those like you who embody it. the incidents on september 27 at shaw's candy was not just a testament to your physical strength and training, but more importantly a demonstration of your unwavering spirit and the commitment to the safety and wellbeing of your community. despite being faced with overwhelming odds and outweighed by about a hundred pounds, you rose to occasion displaying gallantry. [indiscernible] three indant individua

this exhibition includes collections from entrepreneurs, byron lewis and lillian vernon.om the career journeys of both of these icons. vernon's original kitchen table, it served as a foundation for the home business turned major corporation. the antique desk and chair by luis are part of the exhibit also. it's where he ran his pioneering ad agency uni world. it's on display. i had the honor of moderating a panel discussion to -- -- it was a powerhouse conversation. it focused on how women of color are changing the ways that americans do business. if you are in the nation's capital, you have to check it out. thank you so much, everyone, for watching symone on this sunday afternoon. i am symone sanders-townsend. you can catch me right here on msnbc weekends at four pm eastern and anytime over on peacock. i have new episodes on the msnbc hub every monday. if you want more of this show, you can find us on instagram, the site formally known as twitter and tiktok. politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is next. let me tell you all, reverend sharpton is going to tal

. >> he won one super bowl out of those meetings and then vernon davis was here, and jerry rice, i sawerry rice, i'll put that on my instagram later. >> as for the family matter of all of this, you see all sorts of aunts, uncles, parents, grandmas, fiances, girlfriends, christian mccaffrey with his model girlfriend. >> former miss usa. >> his family here, nice to see a family affair for the 49ers. >> and the qb rock purdy's family was here. >> they are so humble, mom was here, dad was here, his sister, his fiancee and his sister's fiance, it was the whole gang. >> and let's listen in. >> we are taking it one day at a time, we're not trying to get caught up with what people are saying or how their teams are looking, it's a week by week thing for us, it's any given sunday, coming out another team is ready to roll, we'll give you your best shot, it's not just a given that these are going to be the teams at the end. we know that, we have a lot of experience and veterans to be able to say that ain't true, we've got to keep our heads down and continue to work. it's football, anything can hap

today colleagues i'm honoring vernon ang. on september 27, the owner the manager and 85 year old customer of shaws ice cream and candy on west portal avenue were brutally physically attacked that sent the three of them to the hospital and would have been much worse were it not for vernon ang. in a era where hesitancy and fear often dictate one's actions where individuals might prioritize personal safety over intervening for the welfare of others, mr. ang, if you could come up, your bravery and your fortitude shine as beacons of hope and inspiration. there are those who speak of valor and there are those like you who embody it. the incidents on september 27 at shaw's candy was not just a testament to your physical strength and training, but more importantly a demonstration of your unwavering spirit and the commitment to the safety and wellbeing of your community. despite being faced with overwhelming odds and outweighed by about a hundred pounds, you rose to occasion displaying gallantry. [indiscernible] three indant individua

who teaches classes at george washington at the university named after him and you teach at mount vernon as well. tell us more. >> i'm the professor and chair at the history department of george washington university. i get to teach classes on early american history including the american revolution, the war of 1812, and george washington and his world which takes place in his world at mount vernon estate for gw students. >> on the other hand, george washington didn't sign the declaration, what a slacker. >> he was getting ready to fight the british. he was in new york, welcoming, intercepting the largest armada of soldiers and sailors to ever cross the atlantic to that point prayed about 30,000 british soldiers were arriving in new york. >> around this time the planning was underway, the invasion of canada as well. >> a lot of people do not realize we have lexington and concorde in the spring of 1775, this was a con of the war by july of 1776 it was happening up and down the east coast and all the way into canada and into the southern colonies. >> june the prior year was the battle of b

también le contamos en la avenida vernon de san josé, shelley jiménez mantiene desde 2019 la costumbreo una aficionado por estas fechas, por lo que suma más. decidió mantener su costumbre por él, pero también los visitantes, pues siempre se hacen presentes. se estima que hasta 600 personas más llegan a ver esta obra de arte. nada más hermoso y más poderoso que el amor de de una madre. >> y vaya que le pone empeño. o mira el tamaño de esas estructuras, las luces. y por supuesto que la gente se tiene que detener. tiene que detener una, observarlo, porque con todo efecto y todo. >> claro que sí. muy, muy lindo. >> son esas fechas en las que mucha gente quiere expresar la creatividad y ella con el amor de su hija. claro que sí. gracias, max. buenas noches. >> buenas noches. gracias por la preferencia. no. ♪♪. ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> esta noche en noticias telemundo con la apertura se espera que estadounidense y extranjeros atrapado en la frontera de franja de gaza puedan salir del con nric. los hospitales estÁn abarrotados y estanque dando sin ministro, combustible y electricidad para mantener a miles

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vernon davis, frank gore, bryant young, steve young checking in on brock purdy.ames always bring out the legends and the niners were also interested in this one the eagles the only undefeated team left visiting the rams qb matt stafford threw two first half touchdowns. one to rookie sensation pwc and the rams up 1410 with just 30s left before the half pylon cam alert. i love that. but the eagles fly down the field and on the last play of the game they get in using what they call the brotherly shove, where the line pushes. jalen hurts over the goal line. eagles take the lead at the half and the rams do not score again. stafford sacked four times. eagles win 2314. they stay undefeated. we'll see if the niners stay undefeated tonight. again host the cowboys chiefs in minnesota. the biggest news of the game. taylor swift was not there all the vikings fans were bummed. maybe travis kelsey was relaxed with all the extra attention he caught a touchdown after missing the endzone last week with swift in attendance. chiefs led 2713 at one point. the vikings had a chance to

vernon davis, frank gore, bryant young and steve young checking in on brock purdy, their big games bringhe niners. also interested in this one, the eagles. the only other undefeated team visiting the rams. rams qb matthew stafford threw two first half touchdowns. one to rookie sensation puka nacua. rams up 1410 with just 30s before the half. gotta love that pylon cam. that's always my favorite. but the eagles fly down the field on the last play of the half get in using what they call the brotherly shove where the line pushes jalen hurts over the goal line. eagles take the lead at the half and the rams do not score again. stafford was sacked four times as the eagles win 2314 and they stay undefeated. bruce watching the rangers trying to go two and zero, santa rosa's, brandon hyde and the orioles facing him. the o's take an early two zero lead, but the rangers roared back with nine straight mitch garver, the grand slam to make it nine two. and the camera is going to just barely capture a grin from bruce bochy, their o's fans in disbelief. the rangers hang on to win 11 eight. they can wrap

giant rat, shelly jimenez spent weeks brewing up this swamp-themed halloween display in front of her vernonlenment she does it all for her 28-year-old son chris. he was born premature, later suffered brain damage, has severe lung disease, and in 2020 lost his sight. but despite his health struggles, chris has always loved halloween. >> he would get such a kick out of when someone would scream because they were frightened by one of the props. and he would be sitting on tonight couch just laughing his head off. >> reporter: shelly started her spooktacular displays in 2019 to bring the fun directly to her son. since then, more than 600 people visit the changing display every year, with some traveling from as far away as san diego. >> i think of it like a chris's legacy, how it all, you know, started. but it just snowballed into something bigger that i never, ever would have imagined. >> reporter: shelly admits with her son's declining health and providing round the clock care for him, she almost didn't put up a display this year. >> i knew that so many people enjoy it, that i really could not

. >> dawn y glenda, ahora industry wood tavern paddel, santa fe, spring vernon y william luis zaragozaas se encontraban 100 personas adentro. se calcula que unas 30 personas han quedado atrapadas bajo los escombros. al momento se han confirmado siete muertos. la secretaría de seguridad de informó que están haciendo labores de rescate de esos feligreses y también al menos diez inmigrantes cubanos murieron y otros 17 resultaron gravemente heridos cuando un camión de carga que los transportaba ya tuvo un accidente en el estado de chiapas. este accidente ocurrió en una ruta usada comúnmente por migrantes que cruzan a méxico desde guatemala en su camino hacia estados unidos. el conductor del camioneta ford, que no estaba diseñada para transportar tanta gente, se dio la fuga del lugar del accidente . los siete heridos fueron trasladados a hospitales. una de esas personas era un niño. hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve, a partir de hoy, millones de personas con préstamos estudiantiles tendrán que reanudar los pagos de estos créditos. los detalles en minutos. >> muy buenas noches. le

teaches the classes about george washington at the university named after him and teach them at mount vernon to tell us a little bit of the work you do. yes, i'm incredibly lucky i'm a professor and the chair of the history department at george washington university. so i get to teach a range of classes on early american history, including the revolution, war of 1812. and the one you mentioned, my favorite, george washington and his world, which takes place in his world at his mount vernon estate for gw students, that's exciting. although on the other hand, george washington didn't sign the declaration of independence. i mean, a slacker. i know, i know. what was what was he doing? well, what was he doing? it was getting ready to fight the british. so he was in new york just welcoming. he might say, intercepting the largest armada of soldiers and sailors to cross the atlantic. to that point, about 30,000 british soldiers arriving in new york and was there waiting for them. that's right. at this end and around this time, they're planning or already underway an invasion of canada as well. that'

there was no big announcement of a major deal to watch. indeed, the news lives from vernon sick around because the full is coming up next. the kids taking a scene in the middle of the dash of the current and sasha organizing reconstruction to the beach. but it's getting cold. the volunteers aguirre, calling when to freeze the mission. kids tick nose to rebuild starts november 6th on dw, the volcanic i sold a landscape forged and fire shaped fine for some elemental forces, deep underground, huge glowing chunks of rock. ash that covered everything in minutes and foamed a one of a kind landscape. the volcanoes fell silent some 10000 years ago, but they're only sleeping, the ease, something brewing deep below the surface of the eiffel. how great is the danger that the volcanoes will roll back to life the, the, the in the east, if the volcanic eiffel near under. now, the forces looking benita, you showed themselves, the cold water goes up the highest in the world. the every 2 hours the water jet erupt reaching up to 60 meters in. yeah. the going so leaks explains mineralogy, thorsten lumber

david vernon, thank you sd >> thank you, frank. >>> catch my interview with marty freeman about earningsate of the committee and transportation section at 11:00 a.m. >>> straight ahead, we will see if amazon can turn the tide in we rough week for tech. weill tee up the results when we come back stay with us (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. the power goes out and we still have wifi styles and textures. to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g ne

. >> bret: a hesitant washington began the 150-mile trek from here in mount ve vernon to philadelphiahe knew our fragile union desperately needed a new government so it wouldn't fall apart. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offered nonsurgical options — which felt more right for me. so, what i'd say to other people with dupuytren's contracture is this: don't wait — find a hand specialist trained in nonsurgical options, today. i found mine at findahandspecialist.com. businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. aaa relies on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide, so they can help get their members back on the road. and we're helping pano ai innovate, to stop the spread of w

the music stopped in 1955 when vernon, the 13-year-old lead singer of the isleys touring quartet wastogether where they put out hits like their version of "twist and shout" inspiring the beatles' famous cover. then came classics like "this old heart of mine." ♪ this old heart of mine been broke a thousand times ♪ >> and the 1969 number one song "it's your thing." ♪ it's your thing do what you want to do ♪ >> the fashionable r&b group spanned rock 'n' roll, motown, funk, and even hip-hop as one of the most sampled acts in rap from public enmanipulate to the notorious b.i.g. and ice cube. ♪♪ >> rudolph left the group in 1989 for a life in the ministry. >> thank you. >> in 1992 he and his brothers were inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. rudolph isley of the isley brothers died at home in chicago. ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ >> he was 84 years old. >> he was 84 years old. ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ announcer: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power p

vernons, through a series of statutes and laws and in establish self-governing native american communities under indian reorganization act of 1934. this is the legislative achievement of the new deal era for indian affairs, and it lasts into the cold war era, but is radically reoriented in the aftermath of the cold war. when new, more assimilated political policy laws are reinstituted that try to subdivide native american communities not by individual land, but by juristic orientations that turn tribal communities and over to state governments. and so this policy known as termination, is an attempt to abrogate the federal trust or doctrine and relationship that the federal government has established with native american communities. and it's accompanied by a series of similar similar designs to subsidize the one way urbanization of american indians, urban communities known as relocation. and there's a very almost kind of chilling component of child welfare also involved in which the federal government is essentially trying to turn native american child welfare and social services over to t

vernon. and, you know, in this narrative, you see how he held the country together.ne excerpt that i just want to read from the book if we can just put it up because bret put this together and i think it's important to know how tough things were in the beginning. you write this the birth of our republic did not happen in a dream but bloody an contentious battle over many years. human drama as the constitution human document. not handed down from any mountain top but hammered out on the ground and then after the constitution was written. you needed a president and everybody knew who it would be. >> bret: yeah. there was no person who left a note in the oval office desk for him. there was no torch being passed to him. he was the torch. so i think this fills in a lot of blanks for history lost but also, more importantly for younger generations who need to look at how our country was founded. it's really important and it's getting lost today. >> brian: absolutely. and guess where he went? to new york. where the first president's house was. and the bar that he hung out wi

and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouringrt that we receive every year, it really means so much to us. >> from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications. the last several months has been really difficult . >> he no longer leaves the house . he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia or becoming homebound several years ago, kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights, something he always loved. >> so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that's how it snowballed. neighbors can't go past the house without stopping many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the block

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and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouringhat we receive every year, is it really means so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications. the last several months has been really difficult . >> he no longer leaves the house . he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia becoming homebound. >> several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights, something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that's how it snowballed. >> neighbors can't go past the house without stopping many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the bloc

and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouring every year, it really means so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications in the last several months. >> has been really difficult. he no longer leaves the house. he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia becoming homebound several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights. >> something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that that's how it snowballed. >> fillled neighbors can't go past the house without stopping. many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the block.

well, vernon, vermont, a collision between an amtrak passenger train and a car is under investigationorried about something completely different, not about railways; ukraine has already gone far into the background, of course. the middle east, but the speaker, speaker of the house of representatives mile johnson, who inspires simply horror, horror in the liberal public, the united states of america, the mouthpiece of the liberal public is cnn, let's listen to their opinion. on almost every agenda item in the united states, johnson takes an extreme right-wing position, he is against same-sex marriage, he is at the forefront of the fight against abortion. he is against financing ukraine, he wants deregulate the economy, cut taxes and denies the climate agenda. he supported the reversal of the second impeachment of president donald trump and criticized the united states for its handling of the investigation into hunter biden. most importantly, johnson has been at the center of efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election , which in another time would have resulted in immediate di

you are where this is all happening. vernon, this is no coincidence. connect the dots for us of what's been happening, encounter back, and this moved by the army and government of the civil. we all mean and government will say that there is a major connection and i am fox signed, the government signed the room. stop you back in 1998 more than 20 years ago. but it's only just now past it is a little. it's an indication on one side of russia's waning influence and not just on our media, but also, but as a by john wayne and influence. because i mean, it can sit as the russia in the end didn't come through its defense and how protect via and they call meetings in kyra back. all media now more interested in making align stays with your. i mean i did, states for the government also says that even though it's ross, if i this this, say this, tracy will not arrest body may 15th, should he come here? the government says here, i can sit as body man, food thing i had of states and that are interpretation of the law is that he wouldn't be arrested. nevertheless, as we know, the russians are not hap

she you know, one of her, she was the niece of vernon johns, who had a connection to the church wheremartin luther king used to lead the church, dexter street baptist church. so the connection with martin luther king and barbara jones may have provided star power in the johns family, but it did not give them top billing in the legal case, unfortunately. so the lawsuit was styled davis at all versus county board of prince william, because dorothy davis was the first student listed in the complaint in ninth grade student who was the daughter of the local farmer. so the legacy of massive resistance, it did not end well for the byrd machine, right? in fact, the byrd machine had egg all over its face at the end of massive resistance because they had been fighting the wrong side of the war and as time went on, they became increasingly viewed as crusty old conservatives and was the massive resistance really was the sort of turning point where it was kind of all downhill from there in fact, the machine comes to an end with the election of a republican governor holton so harry byrd dies in 196

neighbors have ignored that sign year after year and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernonreally means so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications. the last several months has been really difficult . >> he no longer leaves the house . he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia. >> becoming homebound several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights, something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019. i mean, i went a little bit bigger and that's how it snowballed. neighbors can't go past the house without stopping. >> many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the block. >> people come from f

talking of banks , metro bank was talking of banks, metro bank was set up by an entrepreneur called vernond establish eight branches across high streets around the country. the first new bank with multiple high street branches in this country since 1840. unfortunately only a few years on hill got shifted out by the board . metro bank now in dire board. metro bank now in dire trouble . all their share price trouble. all their share price has collapsed. 50% this week . has collapsed. 50% this week. they need to raise £600 million very urgently , or they may well very urgently, or they may well go bust . well, i'm sorry , but if go bust. well, i'm sorry, but if you will, overnight on a whim, just d bank. the brexit party , just d bank. the brexit party, which a few months before had won a national european election . there may be you'll find metro bank that what goes around goes around, comes around in a moment on a slightly lighter note, it is the rugby world cup taking place france, england thus place in france, england thus far doing quite well. our next game on saturday. so let's talk abo

talking of banks , metro bank was talking of banks, metro bank was set up by an entrepreneur called vernond establish eight branches across high streets around the country. the first new bank with multiple high street branches in this country since 1840. unfortunately only a few years on hill got shifted out by the board . metro bank now in dire board. metro bank now in dire trouble . all their share price trouble. all their share price has collapsed. 50% this week . has collapsed. 50% this week. they need to raise £600 million very urgently , or they may well very urgently, or they may well go bust . well, i'm sorry , but if go bust. well, i'm sorry, but if you will, overnight on a whim, just d bank. the brexit party , just d bank. the brexit party, which a few months before had won a national european election . there may be you'll find metro bank that what goes around goes around, comes around in a moment on a slightly lighter note, it is the rugby world cup taking place france, england thus place in france, england thus far doing quite well. our next game on saturday. so let's talk abo

toll in places like the lifecare center nursing home in kirkland, washington. 60 miles away in mount vernonit valley chorale held one of its weekly rehearsals in a church. half the members stayed away. but the other half showed up. among them were board members debbie amos, mark and ruth backlund, and coizie bettinger. >> we just thought hand sanitizer, wash your hands a lot, you know, don't hug each other, because that's touch. >> none of it was good enough. within a few days, chorale members began to get sick. in all, covid hit 53 of the 61 people there that night. two of them, both in their 80s, died. >> we were going, "this -- this has got to be spread some other way. because we were good, we were good. >> so covid was percolating and you thought you were doing everything you were supposed to do? >> yes. >> right. >> skagit county health officials said the rehearsal "could be considered a superspreading event" -- one of the earliest in the country -- and concluded that choir members had "an intense and prolonged exposure" to surfaces, droplets and possibly even microscopic airborne part

. >> and vernon. >> yeah, i did four years in new haven and the best pizza i've had in my life. >> goodnswer. >> they have two in florida now in delray beach and plantation and people don't think it's quite the same. >> could we get a picture? >> where do you want to go. >> i'm going to take it. >> everybody in? [inaudible conversations] >> there we go. all right. >> thank you. >> one more my dad. >> where does he live? >> we're from mass. >> okay, there you go. >> a picture. >> thank you very much. >> any more? how are you? >> where are you from-- there you go, thank you. of course. how are you doing, where are you from? >> i'm from long island. if you didn't say that and just spoke i probably would have put the accent there. sussex or nassau? >> i'm going in the navy. >> oh, good luck to you, man. thanks for your service. >> [inaudible conversations] >> do you have a military connection? >> i do, all of my family. >> and good. i mean, it's like when we came back from iraq, we landed in naval station north island and the difference between iraq and like the pacific ocean and everything

speaker, i rise today to honor the life of cynthia vernon warren. she came to new mexico in 1968 and fell in love with our beautiful state. cynthia had a soft spot for the village she lived in. and also where many of her lifelong friends lived. she was an educator and worked to support communities and started english as a second language. she was a leader and served our kids of the reading and languages department. suint think yeah had -- cynthia had a passion for civil rights along with her husband bill, she believed she would appear in our communities to work for a better future. when she passed away last july, we lost a valued member of the community. it is an honor to pay tribute to new mexicans with a passion for love, honor and service. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to honor the life and legacy of jim

they stopped recording for a time in the mid 50s after their brother vernon was tragically killed inbicycle accident. after reforming, they recorded a string of classic hits including shout , which string of classic hits including shout, which was later string of classic hits including shout , which was later covered shout, which was later covered by lulu . he left the group in by lulu. he left the group in 1989 to become a christian minister, though he occasionally joined his former bandmates for special performances . as rudolph special performances. as rudolph isley was 84 . this is special performances. as rudolph isley was 84. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now it's back over to ellie and . tom ellie and. tom >> thanks so much , tamsin. it's >> thanks so much, tamsin. it's 10:05 and you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with tom hannood and me, ellie costa. >> now, over1 million gazan residents are ordered to flee south in just 24 hours by israel. >> charities on the ground say that the req