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Welcome. It is saturday march 22nd. Good morning. In for claudine wong. Lets get a quick look at the weather. Another fantastic afternoon in store. We are waking up to the low clouds and fog back with us. Taking a look over you can see the gray over parts of oakland and facing toward the east. We do have mostly sunny skies expected for the second half of the day. I will show you where the fog and the low clouds are. We have it along the coastline in to the east as we showed you. Through the stra...

Well continue to invest in our capabilities but i look to use the fordnal as think after company as a fort, we have no know when were under attack but at the same time it is incredibly valuable to know when a neighbors fort is under attack or adversaries are marshaling their forces in the forest getting ready to attack. When theyre back in the home Country Building weaponry to attack the fort. My view, the probably singlebest control that any company could have is transparency around whats happe...

For reopening classrooms helped to harden the views of many educators it would be unsafe. School that is are trying to reopen are seeing the dangers of inperson education firsthand. Georgia, the districts Largest School where these images of crowded hall ways went viral last week, now has 35 confirmed cases after reopening for mostly inperson instruction. About 20 miles to the east in woodstock, georgia two schools that didnt require masks have now more than 1,100 students and staff in quarantin...

This program over the nationwide network cspan. Three, which is American History. The people are in attendance of this meeting today. Were in the how auditorium of the Boston Campus Marymount University in arlington virginia, just a very crusty from washington, d. C. These, are all James Madison fellows who were awarded a 24,000 graduate fellowship to study the us constitution. And theyve been attending a four week summer institute, the constitution here and theyre just about to conclude. So if ...

University in arlington virginia, just a very crusty from washington, d. C. These, are all James Madison fellows who were awarded a 24,000 graduate fellowship to study the us constitution. And theyve been attending a four week summer institute, the constitution here and theyre just about to conclude. So if you happen to be a teacher either middle school, high school, you teach government history or civics courses, and youre in our program. If you know someone that teaches courses, we encourage t...

Here were glad to have our special speaker professor clarice hatch. Professor morrison will introduce and shortly wed like to welcome those of you viewing this program over the nationwide network cspan. Three, which is American History. The people are in attendance of this meeting today. Were in the how auditorium of the Boston Campus Marymount University in arlington virginia, just a very crusty from washington, d. C. These, are all James Madison fellows who were awarded a 24,000 graduate fello...

Three, which is American History. The people are in attendance of this meeting today. Were in the how auditorium of the Boston Campus Marymount University in arlington virginia, just a very crusty from washington, d. C. These, are all James Madison fellows who were awarded a 24,000 graduate fellowship to study the us constitution. And theyve been attending a four week summer institute, the constitution here and theyre just about to conclude. So if you happen to be a teacher either middle school,...

Ok, good evening. I and peter carmichael, professor of history at Gettysburg College and also director of the civil war institute. My guest is noted historian gordon ray. He 20 years ago published the battle of the wilderness with lsu press. This would be the first of 4 volumes to cover the 1864 Overland Campaign. Gordon was the first historian to ever attempt to write a comprehensive history of those operations. Those operations, as you know, covered Central Virginia and ended on june 1 at cold...

Been exposed that the problem can be dealt with. The regulatory process can do the things it needs to do which isnt necessarily introduce one new regulation. You see what happens with a very wellmeaning regulation. I think the two things that people in congress who are concerned with this issue and regulators should always keep in mind is that everything should be in the direction of increasing transparency, genuine transparency not the radical transparency where people will know what is happeni...

I am professor of history at gettysburg college. My guess is gordon ray. This would be the first of 4 volumes to cover the 1864 Overland Campaign. Gordon was the first historian to ever attempt to write a comprehensive history of those operations. Those operations, as you know, covered Central Virginia and ended on june 1 at cold harbor. It really is hard to imagine that anyone will ever again attempt to write such a comprehensive history because what gordon did is truly phenomenal. It is model ...