morris: i think that is not likely to happen. moving to the five basis points is -- 25 basis points is a change from the statements. what they will do is give more clear signals that they will be tightening quicker than the market is currently expecting. with a 50 basis point rise in the cards during this year, i sort of doubt it. we also need to remember the sources of inflation are different in europe. through the base effects -- if the gas does not stop, and if my assumption of gradually declining oil prices is right, we will have an automatic reduction in the inflation rate. i think they will go with 25 basis point hikes. the question is in which frequency. i think they are they can really signal that they will pursue this, session after session after session. in the past, the ecb has a tendency to only take action in those meetings where they have a new full card, which happens only a few times a year. i think they need to step up. alix: the dollar, does it go to parity? morris: we don't think it is going to go to parity. i

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. >> hey, jesse, this sugar brother is morris not only paying biden's delinquent $2 million tax bill also it financing biden's high end los angeles lifestyle including a rental house in malibu and expenses. morris apparently made most of his fortune by striking a $500 million licensing deal for the creators of the show south park. he also co-produced a hit broadway musical book of mormon and has brain few novels. the big question, of course, is why he is bailing out biden and the answer seems to be that kevin morris is now working as hunter biden's attorney and trusted adviser. helping him craft a legal and media strategy. now, morris is also working on a hunter biden documentary which includes a forensic investigation into biden's infamous laptop, including how the device became public, of course, that's not really much of a mystery considering biden left it at repair shop and never picked it up. we should know that kevin morris does not appear to be legally involved in hunter biden's ongoing criminal investigation in delaware. a grand jury has been hearing testimony in a case for m

robert morris to both he started out this american's first billy. he came out of the revolution as the america's first billionaire because he had been a financier invested in ships and then use them to transport goods to france etc. i also had privateering ships that were very successful and by the middle of the revolutionary war the french said he was the richest american we would consider him a billionaire when it was all over. when the struggle was all over and there was a new constitution the the economy tanked because the british while they gave us our political independence in the treaty of paris did not give us our economic and independence and they cut off america's markets with europe with with a caribbean and robert morris was one of those people were no longer could sell goods and use ships to make money with europe. so he did the spectacularly foolish thing of speculating in land which so many had done three signers in the declaration of independence including robert morris wound up in debtors. because they they had so much so little cas

. >> reporter: it's easy to understand why lynn morry gripped her wedding photos so tightly. >> i'm in shock right now, because you can see our house right there. we have total loss, damage. >> reporter: our camera was in front of morry's home wednesday night as wind fuelled the coastal fire in laguna niguel. the intense flames blew out the upstair windows. dian buckle's home was still standing after she came back from a trip, but her neighbors weren't so lucky. >> it's devastating. it looks like a war zone. i can't even believe it. i heard it was bad, but this is so devastating. >> reporter: at richard and sandy vogel's home, the birdhouse is all that's left. this is a photo of them enjoying their pool with their grandkids last week. their son matthew could hardly contain his emotions. >> just growing up here, having a good time. my parents always treated me well. this is -- this is hard-core. you know? straight up. >> reporter: keith morry was reunited with his personal computer and that photo of his wedding to lynn. >> we were married four years ago, but we've been together for 14 y

robert morris to both he started out this american's first billy. he came out of the revolution as the america's first billionaire because he had been a financier invested in ships and then use them to transport goods to france etc. i also had privateering ships that were very successful and by the middle of the revolutionary war the french said he was the richest american we would consider him a billionaire when it was all over. when the struggle was all over and there was a new constitution the the economy tanked because the british while they gave us our political independence in the treaty of paris did not give us our economic and independence and they cut off america's markets with europe with with a caribbean and robert morris was one of those people were no longer could sell goods and use ships to make money with europe. so he did the spectacularly foolish thing of speculating in land which so many had done three signers in the declaration of independence including robert morris wound up in debtors. because they they had so much so little cas

john just wants to know to basel yaeger mobile and more jazz steam images soft and when are you be morris on nasty chicago? i don't ever thought about a job with for when i'd be more than door and then as you know, the more at we show in boys should the to the quote again, oh, it's house but the name of your call ah with who the ship that i'm not i had some ship to to new york city in san or as best meeting or nevada. yes. thank you. good. i know i'm full bush batch or yes. thank you. got on yet you mission here for g a c d brosuti level. it'll have been done. all right. hub when you have done is i gloria and i'm a problem to me for sure. i study my big got the medal was i'm going to come do what we have for the man. me get all my child of that and that it, that you go, this is just shy child the want to get him better, not one of them. sure. awesome. and you know, how do you, how are you doing that? and how are you going to be one? was on the one question or go, but i meant that i'll call i get paid my year talking about it. i'm going to put it to me. what i can do. you know, i can let t

and, hamilton knew washington better than morris did. so, he made this bet that he could actually loosen up george washington. and, so hamilton said, we have a. betty want the wager to be? it will be the finest dinner in philadelphia for a dozen of each of our friends. so if i win, then you treat us. if you win, i treat you. so, he goes up to george washington, and this is a break in the gathering. and, he puts -- he slaps george washington on the shoulder, puts his arm around him. says george, how are you doing? glad to see you. and, the way governor morris tells the story -- he says, at that moment, general washington at that moment general washington fixed me with an icy glare. and he took my hand, and lifted it off of his shoulder, and fix me with that gays. and all i could think about was, how can i get out of this room as quickly as possible? that was george washington. that was the kind of person americans expected as their president. that is the kind of person americans wanted as their president in the early days of the republic.

today, we spoke to amani morris's mother. >> of her but he has cameras. why would you not have it in the one place that there is road rage and everything else. we would at least know who did it had he had it and someone would have been brought to justice. >> freeway cameras are coming after months of pressure here. last friday, governor newsom announced that 200 cameras will be put up in 50 locations across the state. including on freeways in alameda and -- counties. joining us now is oakland mayor libby schaaf. i don't know if you remember, but you told me that she requested governor newsom get those freeway cameras . it's our reality. but my question now is when will this cameras actually be installed and where? do we know? >> reporter: say it can't be installed soon enough. the tragedy last night just speaks to the urgency of this need. now, we know that there will be 200 cameras, 50 different locations. over 4 counties. but two of those counties are alameda and contra costa. and the main freeway includes 4 that go through oakland. 880, 580, 24 and ver

a monte morris was shot and killed as she and her family headed to a job interview late last year. the investigator on that case has hit a dead end. she says free way cameras are interest. >> we at least would know who did it if he had it and someone would have been brought to justice. >> reporter: the new cameras are slated to go sometime this summer. meanwhile, the search for answers continues on the latest shooting. several families shattered. in the east bay, jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> free may shootings have claimed many lives in the area. but the majority of those remain unsolved. -- was shot and killed on 880 in oakland. on a friday, one suspect has been arrested. there's 28-year-old david wynn, who was a cadet for the sheriff's training when he was shot and killed in -- 28-year- old mom monte morris was killed last november. she was in the car with her fiance and two sons. they were heading to a job interview and then of course, there's jesper -- he was just a few weeks shy of his second birthday when he was shot and killed last november. and his family were tra

morris maramaldi is one of milan's most in-demand mixologists. let's order a drink. what are you going to have? >> tess: i think, i'm gonna have the fresh mau. >> tucci: i'm gonna have the martini black saffron. >> morris: martini black saffron. >> yes please. he's known for creating incredible drinks with a twist. they are site-specific. >> oh wow. oh i see it's black. morris has invented a drink to honour the history of this building. that's beautiful. this was once the residence of coal workers. >> remarkably, despite being among milan's poorest residents, they all survived the catastrophic plague of 1630. >> they thought it was her. they thought it was the witch but it was the coal? >> to protect-- it was the coal. >> so this is gonna keep me very healthy? that's the best martini i've had in a very long time. >> thank you. >> wow. and you came to milan when? after three years because my father is caribbean, my mother is from cameroon. sorry. >> that's ok. >> tucci: no don't let him in. i wouldn't let that guy in. it's really interesting, there's a forward-thinkin

morris. johnson and his staffers will show to their parliamentarians show to the doubts is and now say we've got 2 and a half years. let's get through this and things can change. yeah, i mean we've got this common theme in tonight's program, a democratically elected governments that seem to get away with ignoring the will of the people here. you've got a case in the u. k. a, from outside the u. k, it appears that the johnson administration could be described as one that doesn't care about rules and doesn't abide by the rules and gets away with it 100 percent. impunity is that an accurate description? i think it is. it's reasonably accurate. obviously that happened some consequences, like restaurants in, for instance, one of his chief spinners has resigned because she was joking in a private video, which was them later, probably released about them having private policies that been having some consequences. there was a police investigation, there was the su, gray report, i think perhaps even m

but some of the other members of the convention, they, one in particular, [inaudible] morris, who was a -- he had lived at different times in new york and pennsylvania -- and he was a delegate to the convention from pennsylvania. and she was very much a, hail fellow, well mitt, type. and he walked on a wooden leg. and the story that was sometimes told about him, he liked till the story, that he had lost his leg in the revolutionary war. it was a battle injury. the other story that was told about him is that he badly injured himself diving out of the bedroom window -- [laughter] -- of one of his lovers just at the moment that her husband was returning from. and it was badly [inaudible] and a leg had to be agitated. robert morris was one who wanted this convention to be, well, not quite as summer as it seemed to be. so he made a bet with some of his friends there, including how man alexander herr molten -- alexander hamilton [inaudible] -- and hamilton knew washington better than morris did. and so, he made this bet that he could actually loosen up george washington. and so hamilton sai

it to my frugal eye of morris team than duckets today the library provides talking books for the blind readers. and the library puts sound recording to many other uses. musicians and sociologists can now study american folk songs that have never been transcribed and would otherwise be lost if the library officials did not go into the field to record unknown primitive singers. i was wrong to the camp and tell my brother. they're the woman. he's loving show gonna get him killed. but i heard somebody rumbling and then i looked around. was another night of southern time that'll be pulled down. hey, you're not alone. no, no. long rule on roll on red river roll on i'm singing these blues because my love. but the wrestler ler there's broke on us in the dead eye powers of night. she rose from her blanket a battle to fight. she rose from from her blanket will the gun in each. hand come all you cowboys fight for your land? what the roots of music in america go deep into the past and twist across oceans and continents. the music division of the library can furnish the student with all kinds of ma

. >> this is philip morris announcing they will be buying swedish match 4106 in cash per share. a cash purchase. just a reminder that we have some earnings coming up. we will get more details when it comes up. let's switch gears. loretta mester says she would support bigger increases later if they should does not ease by the second half of the year. she spoke exclusively with bloomberg. >> what i'm going to do is, 50 seems about right. we will assess whether or not inflation is moving down. both supply and demand will be moving over time. the aim is that we can use the tools to get it better aligned with the supply. i do not want to rule anything out. if we don't have inflation moving down we may have to speed up. if we see it moving down more than we might be predicting, i think we need to be very committed to being resolute in doing what we can to get inflation down. that was announced in june and with the policy rate. >> your colleague said he expects unemployment to rise. are you on board with that? would you warn people that it will slow because we need to do that? >> we ex

up by the teapot against a morris. no, this massacres have been happening not only in the context of this war, even outside of this context, is this. we're in other parts of ethiopia. and doesn't, we can ask the international committee put pressure on them to conduct independent investigation across all of the european not just in the context of this. ready or so that you feel miss who have been the subject of to these to see justice. and all perpetrators can be held accountable. the international mechanisms in place to hold it perpetrators of work to be held accountable. who do i hear you mother? i'm going to push on only because there have been so many atrocities committee by so many different parties and we aren't even even talking about what is happening in a row mainland as well. so that is so much to talk about when we talk about conflict in ethiopia, i hear that switch music, even more importantly, that there needs to be a peace process so that everybody can talk about what happened. and where accountability is.

it is up 23% of the that is because philip morris is in talks to acquire this company. it will expand smoke free all it after alternatives philip morris says it is unclear if it will table an offer for swedish match with the market cap$12 billion. and bayer has posted the first quarter at 5.2 billion euro. the science crop unit saw the rise off the weaker pharmaceutical sales the war in ukraine is driving up commodity prices you are looking at bayer u up .34%. and first quarter earns fell this time last year. this share of schaeffler is dealing with healthy corporates. and we have the ceo telling cnbc the key business divisions are resilient to the first quarter >> q1 was a solid quarter after a record quarter in 2021 to put in perspective here, the quarter 1, 202 it was solid. i'm very happy about the business development in the first quarter. particularly the mobility. 2 billion order in ttake is a b number for us. that is the end of the range we projected for the full year. what is positive is the development in industrial. it shows how important that division is for

oh, a warning to burden morris. do you not to follow in his father's footsteps? but while protests like this persist, his election suggest history has already been written in the minds of many filipinos. never again, never forget. block mark was and then there are those who have been warning for years against forgetting artist theory. delana has made a name depicting protests photos from the dictatorship rural. i'm with the slogans removed as though they had never existed in 3 sure. but at the same time, i was sorry, the anxious about the eraser of history to the marcus as were already inching their way back to power. when it finally happened, the full restoration of the marcus as to the highest position in the land. it was, it was heartbreaking to say the least. the words of past resistance collected in small books. but such remembrance can come at a price. the last day saw the country's intelligence chief accused vis children's publisher of selling books to radicalized filipino children against the government. books about the dictatorship, a claim observer say

morris as evacuated his wife to western ukraine, where his daughter lives. you see what's happening here. nevertheless, he's determined to stay as long as help is needed. now, yes, that's her on. as the saying goes, i hope is the last one to die. i'm on ukraine, sighed holton, i trust the news and i was born in this town yet ideal to quit school. i hope there will be no incoming shell or to stop this whistling who admitted which sounds almost like we need to dive. just months ago, they were dreaming of creating a cultural hub in new york. now it's all about surviving. well let's go to the ukrainian capital keyboard, dw correspondent rebecca readers is standing by. hi rebecca, good to see you. now how is the situation developing elsewhere on the front line in eastern ukraine? all the situation in the dawn bass is going very, very badly for the ukrainians at this stage. public, excuse me. the they've been admitting for a couple of days now that they have lost the upper hand there that, that russia really has the upper hand. it is dominating the battle in low h

i'm yes, near susan or morris. yes. somebody puts you forward. you are calling you from susan? oh yeah. can you need you to sure who you thought about my student who is also all the doctor? i don't know. this will be used with 2 to 4 years this radius created with a water. thank you. mm mm . and with the really quick fish. now i love limited version or sort of in the video 3 pm on where the mo, kimberly their family to run away lemming as her daughter go, but he's critical w. i'm also shrieked additional, but loony of html or c, a spectrum just it was wonderful that she only has wishing you know, just to play in a sense of your democrat. it's up to my upper school. it's almost all not for a says plato, green the stimulus will not on a stimulus to problem with the municipal will get the piece with his grades. i will give them a see to see which we have to show those which are in stores on the proper way. in the bristol, particulars of this, we have 3 different people have to understand that all the blood of this war, every broken window, every bombed home, every fresh grave. tha

you are right, let us look at where at marie morris says, she is a devon mp, not too far away from tiverton and on and if she is expressing concern and anger and it suggest thatis concern and anger and it suggest that is the mood that has been reflected in devon and clearly the conservatives are going to be worried about whether they could lose that seat to the liberal democrats and they will be concerned about losing wakefield to labour and we have put this in context, this is a mid—term government, we have been through a pandemic and facing a cost of living crisis, much of which is due to imported economic factors which the government to sign we are trying to do things to help people but there is a lot we simply cannot stop. you have got to balance those factors, but certainly the anger about party gait will be something that mps are looking at the by—elections and saying, you know, what is the public mood on this and is it suggesting to them that they need a new leaderfor is it suggesting to them that they need a new leader for the is it suggesting to them that they need a new leader

morris has evacuated his wife to western ukraine, where his daughter lives. you see what is happening here. nevertheless, he's determined to stay as long as help is needed. yet or not. as the saying goes, i hope is the last one to die. i'm on ukraine side who i trust the news. i was born in this town yet with i hope there will be no incoming shell to stop this with sounds almost like we need to dive. just months ago, they were dreaming of creating a cultural hub in new york. now it's all about surviving. when i joined by military analyst, frank led, which from oxford in the u. k. frank, russia is getting closer to seas in control of the entire don bass region. can ukraine stop them? well, let's put the games that they've made into perspective. the russians. there's nothing particularly, i know it sounds callous but unexpected. here the gains have made use of been slow over the last few weeks and the casualties have been very high. and i say grind through into cynthia internet, which is now the focus of the entire russian war effort. so right now, those casual

morris has evacuated his wife to western ukraine where his daughter lives in read. you see what's happening here. nevertheless, he's determined to stay as long as help is needed. now. yes, the 3rd owner, as the saying goes mid i hope is the last one to die. i'm on ukraine side. holton. i trust the news and i was born in this town. yes. you're right. milton, he quit school i hope there will be no incoming shell or to start this whistling who needed, which sounds almost like we need to dive. just months ago, they were dreaming of creating a cultural hub in new york. now it's all about surviving. dw correspondent rebecca ritters is in keys and earlier she told us ukraine is struggling to hold back the russian assault in don bass. well, the situation in the dawn bass is going very, very badly for the ukrainians at this stage. but he's me on the, they've been admitting for a couple of days now that they have lost the upper hand there. that rush to really has the upper hand. it is dominating the battle in low hands and on yet. and as you heard from that report, that certa

thrilled to bring you daniel morris, chief market strategist, bnp paribas. two days after the july 27 fed meeting, the fed will get the pce inflation studies. what are they going to see? are we going to see inflation lessening the end of july? daniel: well, we are looking for peak at least in headline inflation. that i think is going to have a beneficial impact for market sentiment. it is not going to be every month. not only has inflation beat expectations, but -- if that starts to roll. but we will still be in a high level -- at a high-level in absolute terms. regardless of what numbers you see in the pce, the conclusion from the fed is not going to change at all, which is way too high relative to our target. if anything, the risk is that they raise more than what you see price in the market right now. jonathan: the earnings call starting now. they are facing multiple cost pressures that we know. but saying something that really echoes what we heard from walmart yesterday. it dramatic change in the sales mix in the first quarter. consumers are struggling r

and when are you p morris on nasty chicago? i don't ever thought about a job. was it for when i'd be more than the door and then i'm as you know, the more that we shall invoice for the tea. that is part again. oh it's house but the name of your call when i ah with. 7 who is sure that i'm not asking she g germany york city in san as best meeting? ah, nevada. yes. thank you. good on us. i'm full bush batch or yes. thank you. got on your team mission here for gfc brosuti a level credit will have them to call me and i was just had one you said i've done is i've got another company called shadow i should anybody in the middle of something to come to mind me get on top of that and that's about it, but you just want to get him to someone about it. awesome. and you know, how do you like to doing that and how michigan was gonna do what i'm told that i meant to call i get home paid my year, but i don't want to put it to me. but i get to the almost who i can let them know that you had sent me to need. ah yes, that sounds good. well, i'm going to call you one. 0, i can't s

on the ground, we're led by sergeant jimmy morris, an expert tracker with texas dps. >> somebody got their hair cut. >> he works under the blistering texas sun to track down illegal immigrants who don't want to be found. >> folks right here. they don't want to get caught. >> this is what he looks for. footprints that guide him in the right direction. >> yeah, got him right here. >> after hours of tracking drug smugglers the trail gets hot. we follow sergeant morris into the dense brush where we begin finding bundles of drugs that have been ditched. the snug glories are close. moments later with the help of cpd officers the smugglerring ares are found in a nearby bush. they come out one by one. five men in total, all placed in handcuffs. in man tells me they from mexico. a short time later, the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five bundles in total. 50 pounds each. >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago, sir, we saw it on sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. and for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran

we follow sergeant morris in to the dense brush where we find drugs that have been ditched. the smugglers are lose. with the help of cpb officers, the somethinglers are in a nearby bush. they come out one by one. five men in total all placed in handcuffs. this man says they're from mexico. a short time later, the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five bundles in total. 50 pounds each. >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago we saw it sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman who succumbed to the big bend sector's brutal heat likely after falling behind with her group. tragically she's one of many. >> they just left her. >> charles, just after that, we came across another separate drug bust. four bundles. the drug smugglers got away. for the body of that woman, we found that about 30 miles inland from the border. that shows how far they're willing to travel to cross illegally. she was hours away from a local highway. back to you. >> charles: so tragic. t

well, he drove his biographer edmond morris crazy little i don't think i'm going to be able to explain that example of what it means to be driven crazy by yourself you familiar with the book dutch with edmond morris the biographer the great biographer of teddy roosevelt is commissioned by reagan himself to write reagan's biography and and more wonderful book. yeah parts of it are yeah. it depends where you open it up and they can be excellent, but there are other parts where morris found that he could no idea what was going on behind that smile. and so he had to create himself as a fictional character and ronald reagan's biography in order to try to bring out this person. i don't think anyone penetrated that smile people like to say nancy reagan did but i'm actually not so sure about that either. yeah, i think i think ronald reagan was absolutely self-contained. and it's very unusual. for someone like that. he was always on stage. but he had other qualities as well, which i think making important and consequential. one was that he was? his beliefs were very consistent over the decades

me a composition based on modern morris novel, the devil's gluttony, see we're or whatever the normally. so sharon called is this. if we were also nora ometer they want, is there a punch you mean naughty? they said oh, more toys hero, midday. g. it's or who are your course your and the esa, mailed to you her are into others chorus report there. ah a washer. i might be able to do with the job a still to well no, ha, a negotiate. yeah. the 100 you how 69 this demo. but that's your e sizzle. get the mess with that? sure. none us i g, but then again, just so mid them us corner nakano couldn't see me. could i my garbage. he guy near the store. no curl. so you store but the sure meet them us me real peace on us. the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in the news. the war is to blame. save japanese. people who come to moon last leapt, ones mm. ah. you see, it keeps me ah, ah, ah, in ah, lou needs to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stivers, i'm phonin

morris was trying to open the back door, and he was successfully able to open the back door, and we ran out and ran down the street. >> reporter: did you ever see the shooter? >> i never saw the shooter. >> reporter: i read it was chaos in the store, obviously hearing the shots, people running. >> people running. you could hear that the shots were coming closer. he wasn't inside when i was still in the front end. i didn't realize my daughter wasn't with me until i got to the back and finally looked behind me and she wasn't there. i knew she was still in the store. didn't know where. i could feel she was in there, something is telling me she's alive. i'm not sure. i knew if i went back, either i could, you know, she would be found if she's hiding because i'm looking for her or i would perish and she would see me be killed. >> reporter: in that moment, you know there's a shooter, you're separated from your daughter, what are you feeling and thinking about her safety, where she is? >> i'm thinking, i'm praying she's safe. i taught her how to make yourself small and inhave i hadable -- invi

we follow sergeant morris into the dense brush where we find bundles of drugs that have been ditched. with help from cbp officers the smugglers are found hiding in a nearby bush. they come out one by one. five men in total all placed in handcuffs. a short time later the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five in total. 50 pounds -- >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago we saw it on sunday, monday, tuesday and thursday. and for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman who succumb to the big bend sector's brutal heat. likely after falling behind her group. tragically, she is one of many. >> they just left her. >> bret, that woman's body was found more than 30 miles inland from the u.s. mexico border. she was also just hours away from a nearby highway. she was likely trying to reach before she died. we will send it back to you. >> bret: so sad. amazing story. bill melugin live on the border. thank you. up next, bombshell testimony from the central witness in the trial against former clinton campaign lawyer michael s

it depends where you open it up and they can be excellent, but there are other parts where morris found that he could no idea what was going on behind that smile. and so he had to create himself as a fictional character and ronald reagan's biography in order to try to bring out this person. i don't think anyone penetrated that smile people like to say nancy reagan did but i'm actually not so sure about that either. yeah, i think i think ronald reagan was absolutely self-contained. and it's very unusual. for someone like that. he was always on stage. but he had other qualities as well, which i think making important and consequential. one was that he was? his beliefs were very consistent over the decades reagan shows up in my story in 1947. he's testifying to whoack in his capacity as president of the screen actors guild. and had a hopper who was a hollywood gossip columnist she interviewed him about ron and what he thinks and what he's talking about about freedom and democracy and american exceptionalism in 1947 is almost word for word what he says in his farewell address to the nation

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she was also a leader of the team that prepared the digital exhibit website on robert morris lawyer and activist. martha jones the society of black alumni presidential professor professor of history and professor of the snf agora institute at the johns hopkins university. was our 19th century historian, although her work ranges widely beyond that century. the past co-president of the berkshire conference of women historians she's the author of or editor of several prize-winning books. including birthright citizens a history of race and rights and antebellum america. and vanguard, how black women broke barriers won the vote and insisted on equality for all. among her many awards. i am pleased to say that she has most recently been named by the columbia graduate school of arts and sciences as the 2022 recipient of the deans award for distinguished achievement. so she'll be back here at the forum next month to receive an award rather than bestow one. martha and mary were fantastic colleagues to work with which was good because there was a lot of work. with more than 200 submissions to read

morris's case is still unsolved. >> i do not know who or why. i have no interest. this could have been a answer for me. at least it will be a answer for somebody. >> that is a mother. the sheriff has been outspoken proponent of getting freeway cameras up. he says they needed to help investigators solve a woman is recovering and police are looking for a man who attacked and robbed her. the images we are about to show you our graphic. she says that she got into her car in front of a safeway. on wednesday, the man came up from behind and hit her in the face and grabbed her purse. he also hit her in the face with his gun and broke her nose. she did not want to be interviewed on camera but she talked with our reporter on the phone.>> i am in shock. i'm really scared of people right now. whenever you are in the car. you never know someone will walk up behind you.>> she says when the attacker left, employee rushed out to help and called my one. >>> after nearly 20 years, the cities police department is entering its final stage of monitoring. starting june 1 the department

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what do you do differently there at robert morris university? >> well, one of the things we do is we talk about things like this all the time. the men and women that i work with, we are always discussing these types of incidents. and one of the things we talk about is the maybes. we had a situation a couple of weeks ago where the subway shooter in new york city, we found out he drove right past the gates to our university as he was making his way from wisconsin to new york. so we talk about hey, what if he would have stopped here? what would our response have been? not only do we train physically but we do the mental reps and we have the conversation abouts what are we going to do? other part is we make sure as much as we can that we know whoever is on our campus is supposed to be here. we're very aggressive and we work with our residence life folks to make sure if there's people that aren't supposed to be on campus, they aren't here. >> emily: tell us the difference about strategy in law enforcement, if any, between an elementary school and a u

william: real estate agent mary elizabeth morris is convinced the last election was stolen. mary: i feel like they are looking at us like, oh, well, you're just so stupid, you won't know that we committed these crimes. i mean, there's so much evidence. but nothing's being done. william: do you think that the last election was stolen? >> i think, in every election ever, there's been some hoodie-doo going on. william: hoodie-doo is the technical term for it? tim: it is in woodstock. but i think now, with the scrutiny that it's under, i have more faith in this election than any in a while. william: former major league baseball scout tim osborne says all th conspiratorial talk of a rigged election is a distraction. tim: i would rather focus on the economy now and ukraine now and things like that. stephen: there is a fight for the future of the republican party in georgia. donald trump is still a very popular figure within georgia republicans. but what that popularity means is going to be on the ballot. william: stephen fowler covers state politics for georgia public broadcasting