. >> master carver. >> i'm at your service, gentlemen. i am at your service, and i doubt what service i can be of you. tinkers, weavers, preachers, carpenters. for a land of wild beasts and wild are savages, do you know where you are leading yourselves? >> we know only where the lord is leading us, captain. and that is enough. >> can any of your kind fire? >> you have been a companion to wilderness in danger, we have not, we need your help. >> i am not of your faith. >> there will be many strangers with us on this pilgrimage. strangers only 35 of us from london. makeup a sufficient others. your group has the quality to command. these strangers, as you call them, still trouble us to put our trust in god? >> we must put our trust in god. >> master brewster, i will go with you if you will still have me. >> august 10, southampton and and companied with the speedwell, and ill looking at best. august 17, set sail a second time. the speedwell went back to plymouth. september 6, the mayflower sailed alone. >> they had no friends to welcome them,

. >> master brandtford, master carver. >> i'm at your service, gentlemen. though i doubt what service i can be to you. >> we have our doubts, too, captain standish, as well as you may. tinkers, weavers, carpenters going to a desolate wilderness, to a land of wild beasts and wilder savages. >> we only know where the lord is leading us, that's sufficient. >> i know nothing of that. i know only that tinkers and weavers know little of wilderness or danger or starvation. or fighting. can any of you fire a musket? >> can any of your kind fire a soul? >> captain standish, you are a soldier. we, as you say, are tinkers, weavers, and preachers. you have been companion to wilderness and danger, we have not. we need your help. >> i'm not of your faith. >> there will be many strangers with us on this pilgrimage. >> strangers? there are only 35 of us from lydon, to make up a sufficient number, we had to recruit others from london. >> but why strangers? >> we call all men strangers who are not of our religion. your group has the permission from the virginia company? >> w

. >> master bradford, master carver. >> i met your service, gentlemen. i doubt would serve as i can be to you. >> we have our doubts of that to. >> as well you may. twinkles, weavers, preachers, carpenters. to our land of wild beasts and wild of savages, you know where you see ourselves. >> we are only aware of where the lord is leading us and that is sufficient. i >> know nothing of that. i know what they know little of danger starvation. can any of you fire a musket? >> can any of you guys fire a soul? >> captain, you are a soldier. we and you say are tankers, weavers and preachers. you have been companion to wilderness and danger. we have not. we need your help. >> i am not of your faith. >> it will be administrated with us on this pilgrimage. there are only 25 of us from london, which make us a sufficient number. >> five strangers. >> [inaudible] your group has the patent. >> we have. >> bus to command? >> i am. >> the strangers, as you call them, set up in this regard? >> we mop posts -- we must put our trust in god. >> master booster, i will deal w

they elected john carver their first governor. in part, the mayflower compact reads: >> we, having undertaken a voyage to found a colony, do solemnly in the presence of god and one another combine ourselves as to enact such just and equal laws as shall be thought most convenient for the general good of the colony. >> with the mayflower compact, the pilgrims took the first step in government. the idea people could make their own laws and elect their only -- own leaders was the beginning of the growth of american democracy. now, using a small boat that had been carried on board the mayflower, a scouting party set out to explore the land and find a suitable place for their settlement. [water splashing] >> they had no idea what dangers they might face in the new land, wild animals, indians, friendly or unfriendly. most of the men were armed. they found running streams of freshwater and good soil where indians had grown crops. then, they found a place where indians had buried seed corn. this area was the site of an abandoned village. t

they elected john carver of the first governor. >> we have undertaken the voyage to this colony, doing so in the presence of god and one another, combining ourselves together to write just and equal laws, for the general good of the colony. >> but the mayflower compact, the pilgrims took the impertinent first step. the idea that people can make their own laws and elect their own leaders was the beginning of the american democracy. >> now, using a small boat, that had been carried on board the mayflower, a scouting party set out to explore the land and find a place for their settlement. >> they had no idea what dangers they might face in this new land, wild animals, indians, friendly or unfriendly. most of the men were armed. they found running streams of freshwater and good soil where indians had grown crops. then, they found a place where indians had buried seed corn. this area was the site of an abandoned village of the indians. the explorers decided it would be a good place for their settlement. they would call it plymouth, named by an earlier explorer of new england. they began to

in a hostile carver we're greeted by the cruise ship terminal normally it's busy some $200.00 cruise ships docked here and every year. the last stop shipyards where cruise ships are built are also unusually quiet and it's still not clear how and when things will start back up again. an hour later we're on our way back to find him and. tourism has a long tradition here the 1st hotels for tourists opened in the early 19th century . as i stroll along the probably not on this nice summer day it looks like things are back to normal the way they were before the coronavirus trysts. this one from you know the tourism director you're probably happy to see how packed it is here absolute a report on sites from ones that were very happy to be there got since the 25th of may and have been able to welcome visitors again from across germany got a month and there's nothing nicer not so especially compared to the weeks before that was a few but now we can go back to doing what we're best at providing hospitality one really gets we don't want to provide strength feeling if there are lots of tourists b

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russian foreign ministry spokeswoman reza carver has accused the us of political aggression after it called for a moratorium on the construction of the north stream to gas pipeline any russian pipeline no matter where when or how it was constructed a what documents legitimized it has provoked a single reaction from the us for decades political aggression and illegal counter work i would like to tell washington you can just break the rules if you want to be a responsible play in the international economic community you have to abide by the rules you know he said that condoleezza rice in the context of russian guess america's own words have quote out with it despite all the u.s. attempts to stop the project construction of the pipeline re commenced over the weekend permission for work in the german waters of the baltic sea was obtained from the german federal office for shipping in high drug drug free stream to is close to completion with the pipeline 94 percent ready. it is close to completion there's not much left to do and that is why i think the sanctions are a load of nonsense and

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but, only six months later, when the first governor died, there is a safe transition of power, john carver dies, probably a stroke after working in a cornfield and immediately, power is transferred. the men gather and they approach william bradford to become the second governor. so, to look at the skillfulness and to look at the practice of conversation and consensus, that was because they were trying to create a community, they wanted rules and they wanted a rule of law. so they spent the time determining what they would do together. when the pilgrims arrived in new england, they are anchored off what is now massachusetts, and it takes them a month to find a place to settle. they do three voyages of discovery on what we now call the lower cape, and went on the third discovery, then they came to plymouth harbor. during their explanation, they realized they found a place of constant water and soil. that was one of the concerns about staying on cape cod, they could not find good water down there that they thought would be with them all year round. they thought the summer would be harsh. so,

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john carver dies probably of heat s heatstroke after working in andh william bradford to become the second governor. and to look at the skillfulness and to look at the practice of conversation and consensus, that was because they were trying to create a community. they wanted rules, and they wanted the rule of law. and so they spent the time determining commonly what they would do together. when the pilgrims arrived in new england they're anchored off what is now province town, massachusetts. and it takes them a month to find a place to settle. they did three voyages of discovery what we now call the lower cape, a little bit of the midcape. and then on the third discovery they come here to plymouth harbor and during the course of exploration realized they found a place of good soil, of constant water. the native word for this place means land of little falls or little streams. that was one of concerns of staying on cape cod is they couldn't find good water down there that they thought would be with them all year round. so they moved mayflower from province town harbor to plymouth harbor in

good morning, chairman portman and ranking member carver. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the success keeping opioids out of the mail and highlight challenges as we implement the stop act. my name is robert centron, the vice president of logistic logie united states postal service. the operation including international logistics -- in 2017 and 2018 i testified about customs advance electronic data, aed. the data are provided to the postal service by foreign postal operators, fpl and include information such as names, addresses and descriptions of content. once received, a is passed for the screening efforts. before i joined to aed, i want to describe the dramatic decline in the seizures of opioids and international mail. according to the postal inspection service using fiscal year 2018 as a baseline, we saw 71% drop in international seizures in 2019. the drop was 93% in 2020. unfortunately, this international decline has counterbalanced by an increase in domestic seizures. now, over 97% of seizures are dostic in areas near the south

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. >> reporter: as dick ward weaves between his cranberry boggs in carver, massachusetts, the 80-year-old is surrounded by the labor of a lifetime. how many cranberries do you produce here? >> roughly 150,000 pounds. >> reporter: ward has been farming this land for more than five decades, a goal he set for himself wheen he was still in high school. his farm now sits on 50 acres with berries that need tending to for about 14 months before harvest. the bulk of his harvest is sold for profit. the rest is processed by hand in their cellar for family and friends. >> this is a well picked over batch, that's for sure czech republic cranberry farming started here in massachusetts, the fruit, one of the few native to north america. >> the plants evolved with the glaciers 10,000, 20,000 years ago. and thegy news people used the cranberry as very much an integral part of their life. >> reporter: brian wick heads the cape code cranberry grocers' association, helping navigate the group's 300 farmers through an industry constantly evolving. >> what once was a very much a juice first-forward industry ha

george washington carver -- the principle of ellen's accounting -- they would go fishing. because of that relationship, a lot of her students got to go to tuskegee university. that meant that when they graduated, they became entrepreneurs. they became teachers, business people, doctors and very successful, throughout the country. that relationship was a great bonding that they had during that time. the funeral home closed a few years ago when the last sibling of the allen family passed, mrs. gray. it has been announced that it will reopen under the on-ford family mortuary. -- owen-ford mortuary. here we have some other entrepreneurs and we will in end the tour with a slave who ran away four times and got caught. ultimately, he got to mobile, and we will talk about how he eventually got freedom. this is stone street baptist church -- this is the oldest baptist church in the state of alabama. it was founded 13 years before alabama was even a eight. i did not say oldest african-american church. it is the oldest activist church in the state of alabama. the individuals who wors

so they did a lot to reap out to the carver price museum, which talks about civil rights, and deeply involved with the african-american community. he went to speak to the galilee baptist church, which was founded at appomattox, and started working with the local african-american community. there's a prominent pastor named al jones in the community who does a lot with african-americans, and so he worked with al and he started to talk to hem about what would be a good and meaningful commemoration. he wanted to do more than just commemorate the surrender. so they were able to settle on the story of renna reynolds, the only civilian casualty in the fighting at appomattox. she was an enslaved woman. they found -- they thought she died almost immediately. but she was treated and did not die for another three days, which is a serious distinction, so that meant at appomattox she was wounded as an enslaved person and died a free woman. so own though she may not have been -- who knows how conscious she was of that fact, but it's still powerful. so they took her story and they gave her a large

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with the control of the senate on the line, republican volunteers like brad carver are making the pitch. >> i think a lot of our voters will vote early in person and i think we will see older voters take advantage of that. >> democrats are doing the same. >> good to see you, man. >> reporter: pushing their support injuries to vote ea-- s to vote early. >> reporter: raphael warnock and jon ossoff will make dozens of stops across the state. >> everybody needs to make a plan to vote, because these attacks on voting rights are real and they cannot be permitted. >> reporter: for republicans one critical question down the stretch is whether the president's attacks will undercut the gop candidates especially while gop officials in the state like newly elected marjorie tailor green who has promoted the qanon conspiracy promotes false claims. >> we all know for a fact joe biden did not win georgia. we know that georgia re-elected president donald j. trump. now we've got two fights on our hands. >> reporter: all with the goal of keeping the president's loyal supporters engaged until january 5th.

but with the control of the senate on the line, republican volunteers like brad carver are making the pitch. >> i think a lot of our voters still will vote early, in person, and i think we will see all other voters take advantage of the absentee ballots. >> reporter: democrats are doing the same. >> let's get some signs to vote. >> reporter: pushing their supporters to vote early. >> good afternoon early. >> reporter: joe biden will travel to atlanta tuesday and this weekend, the two democratic candidate also make stops across the state. >> that's why everybody needs to make a plan to vote, because these attacks on voting rights are real and cannot be permitted. >> reporter: for republicans, one critical question down the stretch is whether the president's baseless attacks on the voting in the state will undercut the campaigns of the gop candidates. especially while gop officials in the state like congresswoman margorie taylor greene, who has promoted the qanon theory, continue to talk about the november results. >> we know for a fact that joe biden did not win georgia! we know that g

he serves as carver -- carver state bank and as a member of his board of directors, is a partner at the law firm, and is president of coastal legacy group l.l.c. which is a real estate development and consulting firm he founded in 2004. when he was earning his law degree at harvard, he received a legal training scholarship and was elected president of harvard black law students association as well. by stepping up to the plate to lead the national bankers association, he's demonstrated his dedication to serving his community and contributing to the success of the american banking industry as a whole. congratulations again on this great accomplishment. i wish you the very best, mr. james. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak to the house and i thank you for your courtesy. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i th

>> linda lee carver. what a powerful voice! now it is my honor to introduce another young lady. you know her father. you see him all over tv. he could not join us today. danielle is here. she is a strong pro-life young woman, the author of the book "the toys." i am proud to introduce her to you today in washington dc. >> thank you. hi! whew! y all righty. i will keep it brief. there are a lot of fantastic speakers waiting to talk to you. i want to talk about three things. culture, fear and life. the left acts like they create the culture. they think the culture is created on sunset boulevard, made by cnn and twitter. we are the culture. you, standing here, we the people, are the culture and they think they can silence us and point wheres to the they can take the culture back. we actually have a culture already. the only way they can win is if they trick us into thinking we have already lost. thinkingrick us into we should live in fear and that we should be intimidated by their tactics, they have not only won this election, they have won all elections because they have taken our

carver 19 vaccines are on their way across the country. a result of the fda granting emergency authorization friday, noted by both the cdc and operation warp speed that they can execute their plans for distribution. here is some video of it being boxed and shipped from a distribution plant in olive branch, mississippi. clinical tests have shown it to be about 95% effective and it is the second fda-approved vaccine to be sent out. moderna officials say the first shots are expected to be given out tomorrow. [inaudible] [inaudible] [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> with coronavirus cases increasing across the country, use our website, c-span.org/ coronavirus to follow the trends, track the spread with interactive maps, and watch updates on demand, anytime, at c-span.org/coronavirus. ♪ >> it all started with a mission to haiti 10 years ago. >> let's do this quickly. >> eight strong, we crossed the rubicon and never looked back, cementing our commitment to a new mission and a greater purpose.

>> caller: hi, good evening, this is maria robinson, and i'm from george wash carver. i would like to say thank you to the presentation and for the systems -- many of the bayview schools have already had in place where all of our different teams were coming together and meeting about our students. i also want to say that i look forward to there actually being resources and training and staffing for classified staff that mostly support those systems such as the family liaison and the elementary advisors. it really helps to include as part of the whole school community when we -- at the district level -- when we have those supports and resources funneled down to us. and is made aware and known to everyone in the district. so i appreciate that. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, jenny? >> caller: hi, i'm a teacher. >> clerk: i'm sorry, go ahead. >> caller: hi, i'm a teacher at sfsud and i appreciate all of the efforts made to reopen our schools safely. i am wondering where teachers can find information about how schools will be reopening safely? what p.p.e. is going t