did you ever read about william donovan? oh, yes yes. you know william donovan was the most decorated officer in world war. one. he started spying prior to the uss and he was the one who directly spoke with roosevelt. they set up the spying with everyone and all went through him. in fact, prior to pearl harbor being bombed. he had set up spies throughout the world and basically had a whole spy system set when when it was attacked. yeah, well, they were aware of spies in the history of america. nathan hale from this obviously was a spy, but the ss really the first operation, you know also with donovan it's interesting the relationship he had with roosevelt. donovan was an irish catholic republican from upstate new york. he actually had been a also a football at columbia. he had played just like ernest cuneo did. but it's interesting that roosevelt decided to put the uss. i have donovan in charge that i think later on at the end of the war it's i think some of the undersea of donovan's very illustrious career is somewhat diminished by the

good morning everybody, my name is patrick donovan and i'm the sales manager here at the vale of york sales manager patrick odonovan told them the lodge could make £1,000 a week if rented it out and look at this surprising claim. the industry says lodgers rapidly depreciate, but prestige told buyers their lodges would in fact appreciate in value, like a house. he says you may want to come down and stay in it yourself, but you'll be so fully booked, he says you won't be able to stay in that lodge. but bookings proved hard to come by. on the six weeks that we had this lodge, we made something like a grand total of 180 pound, that's an average of just 30 pounds a week and just two bookings, the couple felt they had no choice but to sell back to the park, they don't want to say how much they lost, it's it's fair to say it's it's it's it's huge, feel ashamed people ask questions as to you, you know did you not have alarm bells ringing and yes we did have alarm bells ringing and that's why you feel even more stupid for going ahead with it. feeling they'd been lied to, jason and ashher instr

my goods and she's yours all 3 on hops in the mall. donovan mission. thank you very much, president. it's an honor for me to be here. the deal i wish to make today concerns of the right to identity as you heard. and i refer in particular to the thousands of migrant bodies, buried with 7 name in european cemeteries. and i will begin by explaining the time you have kindly crushed and may know why the dead must be a good one for respect towards the dignity of the dead. and their families of right enshrined by various bodies and as long as my own death certificate. 3 mental health, the mental health of the living looking for that it is now recognized by medical science that those who do not find their loved ones. a mother who does not does not know what her child is alive or dead, enter a level called and they use loss which leads to depression. and also, you just get into the cation of these bodies is the responsibility of, you know, your pin system or mechanism has ever been activated. apart from sporadic attempts by deals and isolated groups of academic

with the should donovan of them probably gonna help you out with that that i'm sort of like what i'm gonna see how it overlay let's just let us can see is that gonna go to photos and the peace settlements on the, on somebody's as it only had a friend at this hour the to move in our big, steadfast bone 5 years before israel occupied the west author has spent a lifetime resiliency and peacefully resisting the occupation of the confines as lights and the roads. witness fellows 25 years of his family's unwavering coverage. up to monitor the face of central colonialism. rooted in the west, on a jersey to northern america is a region of wonder, i'm joy, tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is a like. and it's my job defense life on how and why the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own adventure, no counter and things it all started with. and then at i did find a place for me to you need to be investmen

and while bill donovan america has an amazing and rich tradition in irregular warfare, going all the way back to the 1600s with ranger ing and benjamin church and rangers. and then it goes through the french and indian war. the american revolution. we have the light infantry, morgan's provisional rifle corps and many others. but we also have a rich tradition, like a sign curve of building up things and then forgetting them. and that's exactly where, while bill donovan found himself in 1941, there was no special operations forces. there were no irregular operations forces. and he had the challenging the challenge of somehow dealing with the germans and the japanese, which were far ahead of him. in fact, the germans were advancing in europe using special operations forces in particular. so there was a need to look back and they look back at the first modern war and they look back at the jessie scouts mosby's rangers and another group that's not been well-written about the confederacy, great service in all of those stories converge in sort of an epic battle that i've never really discus

fox's lauren donovan spoke with the man who built it and now is selling it. >> honestly, i'm amazed thatto do this. >> gargoyles, candelabra. a balcony worthy of rapunzel. look around. it's got all the trappings of a medieval manor. >> kind of become the turner castle. >> built by hand on vashon island more than two decades ago. you can't look away. but odds are this is the first time you're ever seeing it. and that is because in all those years, this magical masterpiece has had one single owner. but hey, you could be number two if you've got 1.25 million. >> kind of like living a fantasy here. >> peek down the trapdoor through the floor and you'll spy space for at least 250 bottles. >> well, the wine cellar is kind of cool. and then the moat is. it's got a bunch of fish in it. this is the roof deck. kind of the sun worshipers paradise here. >> now that you've seen this storybook listing, let's get into the story behind it. >> so sherry gave me this. my wife gave me this for a birthday present. somewhere along the line. >> over 20 years later, lee turner clutches the trinket his wife gav

and fox's lauren donovan talked with a man who built that majestic property. >> honestly, i'm amazed ever able to do this. >> gargoyles, candelabra. a balcony worthy of rapunzel. look around. it's got all the trappings of a medieval manor. >> kind of become the turner castle. >> built by hand on vashon island more than two decades ago. you can't look away. but odds are this is the first time you're ever seeing it. and that is because in all those years, this magical masterpiece has had one single owner. but hey, you could be number two if you've got 1.25 million. >> kind of like living a fantasy here. >> peek down the trapdoor through the floor and you'll spy space for at least 250 bottles. >> well, the wine cellar is kind of cool. and then the moat is. it's got a bunch of fish in it. this is the roof deck. kind of the sun worshipers paradise here. >> now that you've seen this storybook listing, let's get into the story behind it. >> so sherry gave me this. my wife gave me this for a birthday present somewhere along the line. >> over 20 years later, leigh turner clutches the trinket

rob stone, maurice adu, alexi lalas, landon donovan with you in studio.n downs in his second appearance in this tournament, picked up an injury early in the tournament came on in the late stages, 78th minute. the six foot four -- 6'4" stryker kicks it and they are off to the semifinals. what a great feeling for the u.s. fan base as they move on to wednesday semifinal. landon? >> i have been saying all along. matt freese should be the goalie. after that error in the last game, we wanted to see a response. i mean, a star was born tonight. it is not hyperbole to say that. he was fantastic. a lot of soccer fans, sports fans, american fans will know the name matt freese after tonight. he was fantastic. >> he deserved to start his game i love the fact that coach pochettino trusted him to start this game, giving him a chance to make amends for the error. he had a couple of big saves through the run of play, but this will be the moment that we are going to celebrate. it is a one versus one situation. the pressure is on the shooter. i came into the shootout saying

let's welcome in paul donovan, who is the chief economist at ubs global wealth management.e joins us live this morning from london. paul, great to have you again this morning. you have made the point before that with this report especially, it's less about any one data point. it's more about the trend. so what trend do you see emerging in the data? >> yes. >> this is a data report which is frankly particularly unreliable in real time. very few companies bother to tell the bureau of labor statistics what they're actually doing. so with that, we do tend to look at the trends and the trend has been over the course of the last couple of years of a normalization of the u.s. labor market that the post-pandemic churn, when everyone was having a midlife crisis and changing their company that's now died away. and we've seen a decline in the number of externally advertised job offerings over the course of the last couple of years. so the trend is towards fewer job offerings over time. >> what did you make, though, of the pullback in this report? understanding what you just said there

comments with these top 2 because even it's going to go into corporate to finish the corporate marketing donovan. this is kind of directing, devise a give you to invite you to the field to even to finish this. what i would of covered is because this design had also been address on the top level. chinese cuts knocking all of these offices i suppose left behind in our, you know, the estimation is we made over h mosque race, and since you are alone, and this is because, you know, they execute the demand, but also the elderly and disabled people in the 1st days of the genocide, so far as your nations has been, have been going on, especially since 2019 with the arrival of, of you and he talked to you an investigator. so a lot of remains where it zoomed and taken to to bug that for dentist occasion. but a lot of families still are waiting for the 2nd step, identification to happen. and once you need time is gone, no one knows what is the plan for the remaining mosque race, who will open them, who will take care of the remains of the variables to now you need talk to you in commission was primarily res

he gets eaten up cuz he wants corporate to furnish the corporate body from donovan. this is kind of directing, devise a give it some vice you feel to even to furnish this with as of the of covetous could wish to sign had also address on the top level, showing his cousin lock and all these offices isis left behind in our you know the estimation is we made over h mosque race and since you are alone, and this is because, you know, they execute a demand but also the elderly and disabled people into 1st base of the genocide. so far as emissions has been, have been going on, especially since 2019 with the arrival of of unit d u. n investigator. so a lot of remains where it zoomed and taken to to bug that's identification, but a lot of families still are waiting for the 2nd step, identification to happen. and once you, any time is gone, no one knows what is the plan for the remaining mosque race. who will open them, who will take care of the remains of the barrels onto now you need talk to you in commission was primarily responsible for documenting that the genocide providi

high your upstairs talk to because even us, cuz he wants carpets to furnish the corporate body from donovan. this is kind of directing, devise a give you to invite you to the field, to even to furnish this with either the elf cover just cuz this, this line had also sent an address on the top of a level sign, his cousin lock, and all these officers told him i says left behind an hour, you know, the estimation was we made over h mosque race and since you are alone, and this is because, you know, they executed the man but also the elderly and disabled people in the 1st days of the genocide. so far as your missions has been, have been going on, especially since 2019 with the arrival of, of unit d, u, an investigator. so a lot of remains were assumed and taken to to bug that's identified cation, but a lot of families still are waiting for the 2nd step, identification to happen. and once your new type is gone, no one knows what is the plan for the remaining mass. grace, who will open them, who will take care of the remains of the burials on to now you need talk to you in commission was primarily

tickles the big issue, only on all, just the or the the what challenges they are with me. elizabeth donovan, doha vermont. the of on top stories the cell. the 2nd round of direct sees 5 talks between ukrainian and russian delegations. and this don baum has ended. both sides agreed to another person, the exchange k repeat it, it's readiness for us for the t. j. 65 question gave the ukranian delegation. its terms for a full 65 is really full source of intensify their attacks on palestinians kind of at least 27 people across north of gaza. an attack on a residential building into body. it has killed 1470 and mostly women and children . an aide has slowly started to advise them to be central nigeria and tell them, oh wow, which has been devastated by flooding. heavy machinery is being used to clear debris as emergency workers continue to search for bodies. at least 200 people have died. and many more, i'm missing back to our top story, the tax between russia and ukraine and assemble andre federal is a full the deputy foreign minister of russia is joining us live from the russian capital. thank

especially new client in russia, ends with an agreement to exchange more present the so on elizabeth donovan, this is allen to 0 and life from door ha, also coming up a residential building in japan.

the, the for watching all does he have a me, elizabeth donovan. doha. have a mind to yvonne top stories the salad. is there any military besides, it struck a heavy washing nuclear facility and weston iran. cold calmed up, formerly known as other around coals that a renewed violation of international law as the atomic agencies, as there were no casualties and residents with nonce at risk. and iranian missile has struck a major hospital in southern this route, at least 270 people have been injured. yvonne's revolution. we gone says it had targeted military facilities near the hospital as well as of island to step up, strikes on from invisible and at least 80 full palestinians have been killed across casa on thursday. and it's really strikes on display civilians. 15 people died and hundreds more. what ended in an attack on our shockey refugee can as well says it has no intention of targeting civilians and yvonne but especially at least 224 people have been killed since hostilities began. well, 90 percent of them civilians say that in the history reports on

cross roads of civilizations, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching allen's a 0 me elizabeth donovan jones, a reminder of on top stories. the sound is really forces have shot dead, at least 27 palestinians trying to collect a me a distribution size and some dasa the u. n says such attacks constitute a new crime and food distribution sites have become tax traps for palestinians. south korea's opposition need an agent who is set to become the countries next president. it comes often months of political tim, on the impeachment of use of fuel. the conservative government in kazi kansas has come see that defeats, and dodge prime minister to experience has analyses stepping down. i was off to 5 rice leadership. we'll discuss the coalition government. will this wanted what he called the strictest asylum policy. as the coalition partners refused, the ukraine security service as it struck a road in rail, a bridge connecting russia to crimea, the s b u. it says a destination more than a 1000 kilograms of explosives attached to it says this was the 3rd attack on the bridge, but the 1st on the r

next speaker please. >> good afternoon, donovan lacey i'mring a different hat now in addition to being the acting executive director of the green benefit district, i'm also on community friendship garden which is fiscal sponsored through s.f. parks land. so i want to thank chair fielder vice chair souder, committee member cheryl and of course our supervisor sherman walton for calling this hearing . >> you've heard art already heard from everyone else in this room. it is truly heartbreaking to hear what is going on and it makes me angry first of all because there should have been more oversight here. but i'm not going to spend a lot of time on this. you guys you're going to you're going to go find where the money went and what happened there. >> i think what's really important about what we're talking about today is these folks are literally the lifeblood of our community. all of our communities they put in their time, their energy all of this energy is placed in with this understanding that they have support not just from the parks alliance but also from you know, from our city governm

that the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm elizabeth donovan. this is the new zone and live from dog hawk coming up in the next 16 minutes. as well. shoot stage 27 palestinians wasting to connect food. the un says such attacks constitute a real crime, dodge prime minister dick's golf designs, hours off. the 5 light politician. cheap mode is places policy out of the governing coalition. you claim special forces bomb, a bridge that's a vice will supply line between russia and crimea. and south korean opposition lead a legion units on track. so when the presidency by a landslide and the months of political upheaval and on peace of statements with your schools at rena sutherland reaches the friendship and semi finals will the one separate class. she was defending champion eagles, fiance, she chases her 1st high. so that's why i didn't get the another day of bloodshed and gaza as is really false, is again, open file and palestinians waiting to connect food. at least 27 people have been killed and dozens injured that you once has attacks on civilians

we appreciate that many things to equal the corresponding ecos, donovan, and stumble for his fingers, crossed eco mister talks into okay, the russian army is feeding ahead to the ukraine conflict. several more assessments have been 6. you would find most of those troops across multiple regions, ukraine's ground for his chief has resigned in the, off the mouth of a deadly russian missed on strike on a military training ground. without forma official came on the criticism for allowing the location to be exposed. so the russian strikes are being towers out by and it's hot jazz on the southern front. defense ministry stays multiple targets, were hit by blind phones on the same screw were tons safely, offers mission, most complete most gun was also commented on the launch scale. ukrainian wrote a solve the targeted multiple fields across russia on sunday of all terrorist attacks at military airfields in the event of a resign and more regions were repelled and the more man scanned or quits credence . as a result of the launch of f. p drawings from territory in the immediate vicinity of airf

the injury call most of the world like sri dining dar who we're primary in michigan with state rep, donovan mckinney. you know, these are, this is a moment for the democratic party to either wise up or get out, and voters are not waiting anymore for political courage from their leaders. they're taking it upon themselves to challenge this establishment. what do you make of the fact that men, donnie, is unapologetic about cooling is osborne gauze. the genocide acts a time when listening pro posted in protests as being arrested impressions with deforestation by the trump administration. and i think it shows how close he understands the base of voters in the democratic party. and frankly, it shows the sort of bravery that we want to see from our leaders right now. you know, the overwhelming base of the democratic party believes that israel's committing agenda sides. they do not want to find us taxpayer dollars towards that genocide. and they support the human rights and freedoms of the house to the people. that is a majority position in the democratic party. the problem is a majority of democra

c. met the chief minister of carol donovan to petition for a logic government investigation into sexual violence and gender discrimination in the industry. on behavior committee was named off to the former care of the high court judge leading the pro. it was the 1st such funding in the history of indian cinema had remained silent about her alleged rate in the hotel room, but in 2019 she felt empowered to speak of i have said, i'm just a human. it's an old team leader. we went a little bit of a laser and i was finally getting a lot of things working. my female friends are facing an industry there. those are just putting act as a noise at that time. and then also facing the same thing and very, very haughty buildings. and i really thought for the been normal silence, i should speak of but speaking out cost pre idea any she lost not just fill opportunities but also close friends and family of lately for you. so there's a better tax on to divide things in your life. there was see it or support. i mean, blame me, my mother and my father and right i was during my 1st movie uh there, there at

between your client and russia ends with an agreement to exchange more present the so on elizabeth donovan, this is allen to 0 and life from to ha, also coming off a residential building and jamalia as long as well as laces. targets and intense attacks on move in gaza can at least 27 palestinians making the u. k. bachelor, ready to brush 5 minutes to announce is a launch increase in defense spending, including a dozen new nuclear power submarines. and president trump says his big, beautiful bill is good news for americans. a critic site will hook to miss and push the nation data into the ridge. the 2nd round of direct cease voluntary between bullshit and ukraine and assemble has ended. ukraine says it's given russian negotiate has a list of children at once for to and as part of any agreement rush just as the children were taken to protect them from slicing. he also repeated it's readiness for a 30 day see saw your claims. defense minister says a new president exchange deal has been agreed. we agreed to exchange all for old, seriously wounded and seriously sick prisoners. so for 2nd catego

as donovan low reports bought us on island is submerged for half of the year. and yet it's residents are determined to stay port waiting and flood water even in death. this family, on by 1000 islands in central philippines, held the funeral. se around them rose to inundate the island. yes they carried on like it was a back to flight, because it is here the seat and coaches for half the year. back in people's way of life, from the extraordinary to the monday. you're lab the, i'm not, we have to move our things to higher ground. even something as simple as washing our clothes becomes difficult because we have to do it in the flood when the rate of sea level rise is more than doubled since 1993. in a study published in may, scientists warned of catastrophic inland migration. even if global warming doesn't go beyond $1.00 degrees celsius, that future is now for about the sun. by 1000 island, displacing a double whammy. the waters around here are rising 3 times faster and the global average due to climate change in because a powerful earthquake in 2013 altered it's

upfront, the tech goes the big issue, only on the the and watching all just they are with me. elizabeth donovan, doha reminder of on top stories, the cell. the 2nd round of direct sees 5 talks between ukrainian and russian delegations. and this don bull has ended. both sides agreed to another person, the exchange k repeated. it's readiness for us for a t j $65.00.

i'm elizabeth donovan. this is the news on life from dog. ha, coming up in the next 16 minutes as well. shoot stage 27 palestinians wasting to connect food. the un says such attacks constitute a real crime, dodge prime minister dick's golf designs, hours off the 5 light politician. cheap mode is placed his policy out of the government coalition.

glenn donovan that'd be picked up on which people ready if you don't send that, it's probably going to be well, but i appreciate it. cool. down a bit in beijing because of incoming showers. the monsoon rains on the eastern side, a little bit light and you might expect in me in my possibly because of this thing . but on the western side of india, so carola and northwoods has fondles is moving by is going to rain fairly heavily and on the regular daily basis there, osh asked the east most the lights and still to the knolls. it's relatively hot and dry. not particularly we need, but it's try enough to be dusty. the guy says he doesn't have a police force who is arresting attorney today, who's arresting for the fact that you cannot the rest today doesn't mean that you would not be able to race tomorrow. 10 ross speaks with full, my icvc president, sylvia fernandez to give andy whereas the icing accomplish so far. the court has had to develop the little only the national and crimes justice sees a component of international relations, but is not the only component we frame on al jazeera or t

then in the bottom of the 5th runners on second and 3rd for brendan donovan.hit to drive them both in st. louis doubles the lead 4 zip same score in the 8th willson contreras gonna provide a little insurance. no doubt about that. one solo blast. cardinals. like the dodgers giants say thank you very much. 5, nothing. the final. how about the padres in milwaukee facing the brewers side? top 3 luis arise and that guys can hit opposite field base hit its an rbi single san diego off one. nothing. this thing was a pitcher's duel, not a whole lot of offense. it's still one, nothing in the but manny machado changes that down the line. fair ball home run his 9th of the year as the padres get back in the win column after a couple losses in north park. final score. 2, nothing. so here are your up to the second nl west standings with the giants. now just 2 games behind the dodgers. one game behind the padres. keep an eye on the rockies. tell you what if they can win their last 99 games. >> it could be affected. we're going to keep it in the nl west for some tough injury n

now i will pass it to donovan for a short presentation. >> thank you, mr. burch. >> did that come up? >> oh, there it is, sir. thank you, percy. appreciate that. good morning. chairperson fielder. supervisor souder, supervisor cheryl supervisor dorsey. good to see you again. i'm donovan lacey. i'm the acting executive director of the dogpatch in northwest material hill. i know you have a packed agenda today so i will try to keep this as short as possible and appreciate you taking the time before i jump into the presentation i'd just like to say how proud i am of the work of the green benefit district. our city and county of san francisco partners and of course our community in accomplishing so much working together to create enhance and maintain green public open spaces throughout dogpatch northwest material hill. i also would like to thank supervisor walton percy and the entire d-10 office as well as the previous office for all of the support that they've done to make us make this possible. as he said, we were a registered nonprofit community benefit distr

different scenario and i think back to speaker of the house mike johnson in the beginning of anne donovann with joe biden and joe biden had just signed an executive order to freeze liquid natural gas export asks joe biden said i didn't do that and didn't know the executive order was signed and looked a pardons and january 6 individuals and look at main members of his own family he pardoned and not sure he did that . i think the only one, stuart, we can certainly say he knows he pardoned is his son hunter and raises the question, why was this important? coming to hunter bide and the trade and going with dealings with ukraine and dealings with china and watching the whole family getting involved and a lot to unpack and joe biden probably didn't want anyone to dig deep at all on that . stuart: all right, lara, we have to talk about the feud between your father-in-law and elon musk. do you think the feud can be settled after all the backwards and forwards of insults on both sides frankly? you know your father-in-law, is he prepared to settle this quietly? >> yeah, look, i think it can be sett

there was a complete log donovan information.s a significant achievement because there were no leaks about the timing. if you look at the schedule you might have had a clue, because it was a winning crescent and almost a new moon on the 25th, would have been very dark over iran tonight. >> jesse: trump gave the final order, secondary pete hegseth called him when he was leaving and decided the v2's are about to which the point of no return, are we ago? the president says it is ago. administration was confident there intelligence was rock-solid. >> are you saying the united states did not see intelligence at the supreme leader had ordered weaponization? >> that's irrelevant. wise that question even asked --'s play one that is a key point in intelligence assessment. >> no it is not! are know that better than you do. >> i'm asking you if the order was given -- >> it is not a matter, they have everything they need to build nuclear weapons. why was it a buried hundred feet under the mountain? why did they have 60% enriched uranium? is

next speaker please. >> good afternoon, donovan lacey i'm wearing a different hat now in addition to being the acting executive director of the green benefit district, i'm also on community friendship garden which is fiscal sponsored through s.f. parks land. so i want to thank chair fielder vice chair souder, committee member cheryl and of course our supervisor sherman walton for calling this hearing . >> you've heard art already heard from everyone else in this room. it is truly heartbreaking to hear what is going on and it makes me angry first of all because there should have been more oversight here. but i'm not going to spend a lot of time on this. you guys you're going to you're going to go find where the money went and what happened there. >> i think what's really important about what we're talking about today is these folks are literally the lifeblood of our community. all of our communities they put in their time, their energy all of this energy is placed in with this understanding that they have support not just from the parks alliance but also from you know, from our city g

so transportation secretary shaun donovan he says this additional runway is a key milestone ahead of new jersey governor philip murphy's office a major runway project began in march to meet faa safety standards. this required a runway closure on nights and weekends of full 24 -- seven closure mid april part faa staffing and operational challenges did give air traffic controllers a hard time effectively using the remaining two runways. there been several tech mishaps and severe delays and cancellations out of newark. because of the issues the port authority expedited this runway project bringing in more crews expanding ships in 24/7 construction secretary duffy tells fox he knows the airport issues are frustrating for travelers the priority is safety. >> and you get on your plane and wait to get where you're going if we slow down flights are canceled flights there would be a number of things happening whether it's weather, there might be shortages of air traffic controllers. we have telecom issues the key is your safety a lot of questions, is it safe to fly question rick of course it

rob stone, landon donovan, mo -- the u.s. getting back-to-back one-goal wins after opening the tournament with the wincing 5-0 win over trinidad and tobago. i'll start with you, mo. mauricio pochettino, what have you learned today about his team and about certain individual players? >> i would say that pochettino learned that his team has some heart to them, right? i think sometimes in these kind of scenarios where you will you need is a draw, when haiti get back into the game, it could have been easy for them to take their foot off the gas, not be aggressive, not shore things up defensively after halftime. but the u.s. side showed they have a winning mentality. i think it's very important to finish this group not only as leaders but to win every game. winning is a contagious feeling. it doesn't just happen by chance. you have to work your tail off with both sides of the ball and take advantage of the bigger moment when is they come. agyemang did that. he gets a goal, second goal of the competition, and they go to the knockou

wild bill donovan and the great general william yarbro, father of the green berets. you know that? it is the story of fabled units like the old guard, the iron brigade, the big red one, the buffalo soldiers, the harlem health fighters, the screaming eagles and george patton's hell on wheels. they call it hell on wheels. the weapons of war have changed with every generation but the unflinching loyalty of the american soldier has always mainedhe same. the army is always stayed true to its motto, this we will defend. army warriors who have played down their lives -- lay down their lives for americans rest in the sacred soil of arlington and and to far off places known only to god. we owe everything to them. today we renew our devotion to the cause of liberty for which they so selflessly lived and fought and so bravely died. there could be no greater tribute to their memory than to prepare the army to dominate america's enemies for the next 250 years, and more than that. that's why under the trump administration we're focused on restoring the spirit of the us armed forces. no soldier e

hi my name is ryan donovan, originally from upstate new york, a small city called now currently living teaching in phenix, arizona, at a public high school for aps history. one of the things that you touched on a lot here is, the idea of like grass roots activism organization and telling those untold stories, stories that are lesser known and kind of like the general history curriculum. and as you brought up with your students getting more politically active in this generation. also seeing that trend in my school, one of the questions i had, what are other like good examples are stories that are usually of like youth activism. it's high school or college students that, by normal metrics, wouldn't be considered successful. right? with like the numbers idea you just talked about, what is maybe 11i can bring back to my students to say yes, they didn't get new legislation passed or maybe they didn't get a political candidate, but it shows a significant change in the power that a small can have after it. it's a great question. and one of the reasons that actually studying teaching about the

. >> ryan donovan originally from upstate new york. now currently living and teaching in phoenix, arizona for ap u.s. history. you touched about the idea of grassroots activism and organization and telling those untold stories or stories lesser-known in the general history curriculum. as you brought it up with your students getting more politically active, i am also seeing that trend in my school. what are other really good examples are stories that are usually untold of youth activism, high school or college age students that buy normal metrics would not be considered successful. what is may be one that i can bring back to my students and say yes they did not get new legislation passed or a political candidate elected but it shows a significant change in the power that a small group can have? prof. jeffries: great question. one of the reasons that i love studying and teaching about the civil rights movement and this particular era is because of the student activism, especially to young people -- talking to young people about student i

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donovan: wanted to get your view on the next fed chair and the kind of characteristics you would likeben bernanke and i argue for after greenspan, it should matter less who the chair is. it should be a system. it should be less about the personality. obviously it does matter, jay powell has had unique attributes have mostly been extremely great leadership i think the next chair is going to end up having a very simple job, because they are either going to get lucky because ai kicks in select greenspan in the mid-90's, you get higher growth and lower elation and they can sit back and thereby please president trump, or inflation will be obvious and the committee believe them no choice and they will have to hike. is going to be a lot of hype around with the next chair, and it is a crisis, it matters whether it is ben bernanke or not. i don't want you to dismiss that. but i think people are overdoing it. the fed will do what the fed does. jonathan: let's talk about what the fed will do next. you said there's a real risk that the next move might be an interest rate hike. you also acknowledg

whwhile phil donovan the great general william yarborough, the father of the green berets.d you know that? it's a story of naval units like the old guard, diane aide the big reone the buffalo soldiers the harlem hellfighters this tuskegee airmen the screaming eagles and george patton on wheels. it was not dead good. the weapons of war have changed with eve generation but the unflinching loyalty of the american soldier has always remained the same. the army has always stayed true to its motto this week old defend. army warriors who have laid down their lives for america by the thousands on the sacred soil of arlington and gettysburg and manila and to far off places known only to. we'll everything to them but today we renuart devotion to the cause of liberty for which they so selflessly live and fought and so bravely died. there could be no greater tribute to their memory than to prepare the armies that dominate america's enemies for the next 250 ars and more than that. that's landed the trump administration we are focused on restoring the spirit of the u.s. armed forces. no