winslow and penelope that survived. and in his will, josiah winslow gave his power over the state so at this time, typically receive one third of the personal property into one third into the real estate and josiah winslow is charged with how to settle the land and if she needs to well and truly is in her ability to land management which would've shown during the years that he was governor and had to oversee the property. so penelope, had 23 years of the high life and she does rise to the occasion and she overcomes her grief. and she educates her children and the property and she also - to reclaim the property and one is latest 17 oh three right before her death and she writes to the massachusetts governor and so again is just this document saying that her knowledge of legal matters in the education that she must've had. so the issue is resolved. but not until after her death so it actually happens to penelope and also josiah winslow's home, the strength of the bird down in the 60s, turned out to be true and then there

winslow -- and feel free to add anything to this -- but winslow's published his first account in 1622-1624. they are more detailed because they're dealing with the farm work and compressed period of time. some of his later works like his attack on samuel and such are addressing specific issues. wenzel never set out to write an entire history of the experience of the pilgrims. he was writing about certain events, and as a result he could go into a great deal more detail, whereas bradford was trying to give us a much broader picture. >> i think that's right. going back to the shakespeare point, barbara has an interesting point. shakespeare was believed to have performed near the church that bradford attended. does that mean shakespeare himself or his plays were performed? that would need to be clarified. but doctor banks she said shared that with me. he thinks him if seeing each other. that to imply that shakespeare was in leiden at that point. i didn't know that. >> i did know it either and i'm going to have to talk to doctor banks about that and find out. >> that's remarkable thing to

both bradford and winslow saw this as a significant event but their accounts differed.slow's account, the more complete this is part of the agreement that when their men came to us they should leave their bows and arrows behind as we should do with our pieces when we came to them. which makes the treaty to seem less one-sided than bradford's account which eliminates the necessity for the pilgrims to leave their weapons behind. >> in addition to this difference there is another significant one which many of you are probably familiar with which is the discrepancy of the accounts of bradford and winslow of what we called the first thanksgiving bradford simply talks about the gathering and the harvest. he does not mention anything about the native presence it is winslow who gives the folder account so that we may rejoice together after we gather the fruit of our labors. many of thend indians amongst us and then to entertain and then they wentch out and killed five deer. the application of the special event on this account so the questions surrounding both of these cases pro

but we do know at some point she metow winslow here on the left. and then with harvard. he didn't graduate and they were well known to each other. and then in that from your loving wife susanna. both edward and susanna were married to other people on the mayflower voyage. ande then took place in the colony. so i want to talk to you for a minute about religion. and those that we call the peerages in. and with the separatist to separate from the church of england. and those protestants and have a lot of points. then we have these lingering starters and fantasies. and then they work at these with the ideas. so then we see josiah so that was very fashionable at the time but we don't of the artist was so that was very fashionable so with their starched white colors and then they have bold castles so at this time social status was extremely important and a hierarchy the prohibiting people from dressing above their station so in that portrait trying to make a statement about their well in social status. so in at the painting at the time it was coming to an end in two years prev

david winslow planning staff architect . i also want to say congratulations to kate stacy who sage advice and professionalism were delivered with grace and fostered our work. congratulations on your new life and retirement. before you is a public initiated request for discretionary review of buildingpermit application121 .0217.4759 . to remove a two-story portion at the rear of an existing building and construct a two-story horizontal addition to an existingtwo-story over basement single-family home . the new rear position would be set back from the last and eas property lines . the project would increase supplies of the existing residents from 2395 square feet to 3100 48 square feet. the site is a 25 foot wide by proximally 74 and a half the lateral and a slowing lot containing an existing two-story single-family home which is categorized as a potential resource built in 1910. and it's flanked by two-story houses over basements on 19th street. there are three dr requester's. the first john car 56 eagle street, resident of t

linda winslow is the producer here. when she had an operation for ovarian cancer, who was the person who sat for hours outside in the waiting room? it was cokie, because linda's family wasn't here, and someone had to be there and cokie was absolutely determined she was going to be there for her friend . >> the two of them were really close but it was linda winslow, our former executive producer. but there's a story about our current executive producer, sara just who speaks about when they were working together at abc. >> she had a lot to do with tara taking the job here, encouraging her and mentoring her. sarah's story was so instructive because she loved doing needlework. she did that for each one of our six grandchildren. there was another point. she wanted to say not so subtly i am not a guy in a suit, i am a woman here and i am doing womanly things. sitting in the conference room, talking about recipes with her, as the guys are filing in and saying navy we should stop talking about recipes, maybe we should put away

winslow? >> thank you, mr. ionin. good afternoon, president >> public request for review of building permit application 2020.0924 for construction of a third floor set back five feet from the front of the building with a new third floor balcony. the project proposes partial repair and expansion of the existing rear deck. it would increase the size of the dwelling from 2900 to 4900 square feet. a separate building permit application to construct a second dwelling unit was applied for in june of 2020. and i apologize, that is referred to in the case report as an accessory dwelling unit. it is in fact, a second dwelling unit. the existing building is a category c. no historic resource, built in 1900. the requester of 2607 post street apartment b, resident of adjacent property to the west is concerned the third floor addition will impact light and air to the two adjacent dwellings. his proposed alternative is a nine set set on the rear or all three floors. today, department has received no letters in support and no letter

that's what people like don winslow, whoever he is, and olivia nuzzi, unfortunately, i know who she iswhat they don't understand. elections are about choices, and you make choices in those elections and i don't shy away from the choices that i made. but on election night when donald trump stood up and said that the election was stolen and we had no evidence to prove that, and subsequently it's been proven that the election was not stolen, that to me was just too much. and so i spoke out, and let's face it, brian, and you know this because you watched me talk on television for a long time after i left office. i had a number of disagreements with donald trump over the years about his presidency. i expressed them privately and i expressed them publicly. olivia nuzzi is the sewer that is twitter, and it doesn't bother me one bit. they can continue to say whatever they want to say. >> i am presuming that one does not write a book called "republican rescue" if one is not at least toying with the idea of running in 2024. i'm further assuming that anyone thinking of running in 2024 probably ha

but it was linda winslow, our former executive producer.ho-- who speaks about, when they were working together at abc. she had a lot to do with sara taking the job here, encouraging her and mentoring her. and-- but sara's story was so instructive because cokie loved doing needlework. she did a piece of needlework for every one of our six grandchildren. but there's another point to it. she wanted to say, not so subtly, "i'm not a guy in a suit; i'm a woman here, and i am doing womanly things." and sara tells a story about sitting in a conference room, talking about recipes with cokie and doing their needlework and, as the guys are filing in, "so, maybe we should stop talking about recipes. maybe we should put away our needlework." cokie said, "no, no, we're not putting it away, because they need to know that we are women." and that was part of what was so important about it, judy, because she was a radical and a traditionalist at the same time. and no matter how visible she became, she always said, "we cannot, as women, lose sight of the rol

in the british one was a sterile creature from one of the furniture carpios' winslow. this whole post ah, a sheets washing westfield permits. beatrice with a bullet that comes with a glider or sale plan is an unparalleled aircraft. that maintains flight with aero dynamic lift, which pushes up on the wings with airflow for a glider to achieve free flight. the small to plane is used for shuttle for school. one is your name of wood. sure. it's good enough to live here. not to go, don't go to go somewhere. where did you from a flat on was renewed on the full summer square still near the only it's source along with our book is pulling up wandering out because of the water up. can a place shock? give sure they used, ah, even was usually you were changed. it was in the insurance. what is he doing from virginia? they spoke with them or what there's a soft close on the some of the yesterday with it you. so faces the showing up on you. you didn't the step one you don't use of you getting the additional or sure. don't go to 1st got the finish with the bill of she insidious navina

winslow, you found your office. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is a discretionary review for the construction of a rear horizontal addition at the first and second stories totaling 266 square feet, and a two story vertical addition, totaling 1,974 square feet, to create a new second unit to the existing single-family home. roof decks are also proposed at the rear of the two-story addition. the existing building is a category c, no historic resource present, built in 1922. there are two d.r. requesters, first, adam schnall, resident of the adjacent property, and james chu, resident of the adjacent property to the south of the proposed project. mr. schnall is concerned that the project does not meet the standards of the proposed architects, that the architects are not state licensed, and that a potentially previously construction [indiscernible] that was not previously reviewed in this project, and because of the deficiencies cited above, this violates proposed due process. his proposal is from two additional stories to one additional single s

the guy you are just sitting here would be rather swell hairstyle, is our representation of edward winslowecided to put the time we had just one avatar that was representative of a known character and obviously because of my present-day relationship, if we ever have the opportunity to go forward we will be able to go into places like the captains cabin and christopher jones, the captain, get them to explain their stories. william brewster, the lady who gave birth during the actual transit. and also john howland, he was actually a servant of the governor evers on board the ship and he had a very interesting story and that he fell overboard crossing the atlantic but managed righteously to grab a rope and pull himself back on board. if he had not done that then george w. bush and george bush would've never existed because their descendent of john howland. the relatives and their descendents, they've got some -- if we could make these avatars tell their story, how fantastic that would be. so there we have it. going to the stern of the ship, that particular structure their which is designed to

winslow, you found your office. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is a discretionary review for the construction of a rear horizontal addition at the first and second stories totaling 266 square feet, and a two story vertical addition, totaling 1,974 square feet, to create a new second unit to the existing single-family home. roof decks are also proposed at the rear of the two-story addition. the existing building is a category c, no historic resource present, built in 1922. there are two d.r. requesters, first, adam schnall, resident of the adjacent property, and james chu, resident of the adjacent property to the south of the proposed project. mr. schnall is concerned that the project does not meet the standards of the proposed architects, that the architects are not state licensed, and that a potentially previously construction [indiscernible] that was not previously reviewed in this project, and because of the deficiencies cited above, this violates proposed due process. his proposal is from two additional stories to one additional single s

tom: jon ferro channeling winslow homer close to the boat. is a lot of worries, but the economy is coming. what is the economic data we will see for q4? jonathan: and how responsive will we be? coming up, joshua sharfstein of the bloomberg school of public health. up 0.9% on the s&p. i have seen how they put that song together. tom: everyone younger should watch it. it is marius. -- it is a glorious. jonathan: from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: the world health organization warns that omicron could fuel virus spread. it was first detected in south africa and appears to spread more easily. travel restrictions trying to contain a transmission, but moderna says it could have a new vaccine ready next year. biontech is trying to adopt its vaccine to handle omicron. they put plans into place months ago to ensure a new version could ship within 100 days. new steps to cramp down on people smuggling into the english channel. 27 migrants died last week trying to reach the u.k. the latest sign of tension between the u.s. and russia, moscow's amba

i'll am christian, one or one or that dog winslow. if every citizen wants to ensure his future to ensure a good future for their children, regardless of the cold, regardless of rain, regardless of snow, regardless of rocks falling from the sky for touch, they should come vote. the week leading up to election day saw police raids on alleged cooper's homes and the rest of a parliamentary candidate supporter accused of trying to buy votes, small and in the president's words stupid actions that his people will no longer abide, tourist about on gun beretta. johnson, even if you dig for information about them, there is no one significant. we know who they are, drug take as convicts, and while people with links to organized crimes, and we will take very strict action against them within the boundaries of the law. i mean, i'll dot mitchell little in january to par of was elected president with 80 percent of the vote. recent poll numbers suggest he is still the most trusted political figure in the country. but in care guest on political popula

son showed a black mid middle class family bat ring a monster in their home paving the way for the winslowhe movie was an old blackwoman. like a scary hidden figures. i found hidden figures to be pretty scary, too, all that damn math. oooh. another major film in black horror was 1968's night of the living dead with the first black actor to play a lead role in a mainstream mainstream horror hit. he's a lead role and he's shot by white folks who mistake him for a zombie. it is the living who are racist and we should strive to be more like the zombies who eat the brains of any race. wait, is that the lesson? what's the 1970s hit, black exploitation films got big, horror movies got wild. like blacula, blacken stein and black mr. hyde and addie, original entitled the blackist but got in trouble when a black girl tinkles on the carpet. then petey, rudy ray moore plays a comedian killed by his rivals for being too successful. today they would have just found his old tweets, that's how you get rid of him. anyway, the comedian makes a deal with the devil to come back to life and get revenge on his

. >> carol leonnig, let's talk about another author and that is don winslow, famous for his work of fiction but he has also injected into the social media conversation, questions surrounding consequences along the lines of consequences. who misses consequences? well the question is, do you want consequences. what can they do to those who don't cooperate? doj broadly, anything one six really laid it, if it literally has taken an act of congress to put bannon's case before the [inaudible] >> this is a really sticky area because it hasn't been tested, usually, when people are subpoenaed to come up for congress, they do come before congress and they give their testimony. they do not claim executive privilege when they have been a senior adviser to the president for 4 to 5 years. a lot of this is untested territory once again, brian, but you know it is clear that they could seek a criminal content referral. they could seek to have a bench warrant for someone to show up. and they could potentially be in jail if they don't agree to get testimony in their order to do so. it is not something that we

. >> critics are calling out the cnn report on the vice president 's best-selling author don winslowry is racist in misogynistic and if you allow i to go unchecked, you are feelin her. former democratic said the reason kamala harris is being attacked is because she has a black woman in high office and the view cohost blamed her unpopularity on american saw janine. >> i think that really speaks t wear our country is great let's come down on the woman who happens to be the first female vice president that we have eve had in this country's history. >> it she's a woman, but she ha been giving these tasks that ar just what is she supposed to do with immigration? >> first of all, i can't wait t hear your take on this. >> i mean, it's interesting tha mainstream media seems to be aligned in attacking their firs vice president, the first woman vice president who happens to also be a woman of color. these reports that are coming out of. >> but wait a minute. do you think cnn is racist for covering the rift that is now widely looked at? i mean, they are responding, th chief of staff, her evil a

don winslow.ites, donald trump, chris christie the active participation of key media, that's, us and trying to whitewash chris christie's five-year warship in active support of donald trump, is disturbing. olivia nuzzi writes, chris christie has spent the last five years proving that he is a coward and any member of the press who continues to promote the myth of his jersey guy straight tutor tough chalk or brett's design it or an idiot or both. not to be outdone, the onions on the board tonight with. energized chris christie, ready for the next chapter of humiliation. here's the question. as you are viewed, as it leaves partially responsible for trump and trumpism. a guy who was -- wrote the victory speech election night. you prepped him for debate with biden and on and on. how do you ever get away from that? >> i don't try to get away from that brian. that's what people like don wenzel, whoever he is. and olivia news, e unfortunately i know who she is. that's what they don't understand. elections

. >> winslow has a message for the grinches who stole from hallmark.d stay away from me. >> that was melanie townsend reporting tonight. tom ricks matter says the most retail stores don't know how bad they have been hit by shoplifters until the spring when they do those inventor each x. >> well, it is clear it is getting cold around the bay area. but tomorrow is going to be a nice day. we'll have your thanksgiving day forecast coming up next. and in sports, the warriors hosting the 76 ers at steph versus seth curry brothers battling it out. but you know what? somebody else stole the show. >> i show us how the lawyers fared coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors looking to improve to 16 into when hosting the 70 sixers tonight, the sibling rivalry was real in this game amongst the curry brothers as well. stuff and little brother seth squaring off his opponents one day before coming together at thanksgiving table. 1st quarter staff. let's guarding him to. this is awesome. throws up the 3 pointer. it's good stuff of 14 in the 1st half but sai

. >> carol, let's talk about yet another author, and that's don winslow, famous for his works of fix, he has also injected into the social media conversation questions surrounding consequences along the lines of, does anyone remember consequences, who misses consequences. well, question to you on consequences. what can they do to those who don't cooperate? doj broadly, anything 1/6 related if it literally has taken an act of congress to put bannon's case before the a.g.? >> you know, this is a really sticky area because it hasn't been tested. usually when people are subpoenaed to come before congress they do come before congress and they give their testimony, and they don't claim executive privilege when they haven't been a senior advisor to the president for four to five years. so a lot of this is untested territory once again, brian. but, you know, it is clear that they could seek a criminal contempt referral. they could seek to have a bench warrant for someone to show up and potentially be in jail if they don't agree to give testimony and they're ordered to do so. i mean it is not

winslow? >> thank you, mr. ionin. good afternoon, president koppel, vice president moore, and the commission. the addition would increase the size of the dwelling from approximately 2934 square feet to 4196 square feet. a separate b.p.a., building permit application, was applied for in june 2020, and i apologize erroneously. that's referred to in the case report as an accessory dwelling unit. it is, in fact, a second dwelling unit. [please stand by] >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world series played at the stick in 1962 and

that disturbs me is only the lincoln project, former republicans plus one best selling author, don winslows. they should be posting hundreds and dozens at least of very tough negative ads online, see which ones go viral and soo which one of the attack messages work and they can let the market decide if it gets 20 million down loads. they know that's a pretty good tough message. they're not doing that because they're thinking of communications in yesterday's terms. if we get child care, let's go to child care center, have the president go there and do a photo-op. that's yesterday. they need to rethink this and jen psaki is terrific and they have other smart people in the white house. they need a reboot on communications. >> so susan, there is one key difference here from when the democrats, i talked to those in the white house now who also worked in the obama administration when before the 2010 midterms, democrats crushed, the president did not have much to show for. the economy was sputtering, showing signs of improvement but it was a long way to go. democrats will assume these bills will