Department said its too early to definitively say it is arson. We want the evidence behind the facts. If we have to say that it is and arson case, we are able to take that with complete confidence. Reporter a letter posted on the churchs website, they informed Community Members about 4 00 a. M. Thursday morning. It said somebody set the church of ways. There was a molotov cocktail thrown on the church. I was very upset. I did not want anything to happen to our church. Reporter he was somewhat relieved when the church itself was spared. Ins dead, the fire gutted the neighboring property used as Church Offices and a Gathering Place for Community Members. As you can see the devastation is too much. I was not expecting it to be this bad reporter this is a second act aimed at this community this summer alone. In july a vandals crawled vulgar graffiti. Church leaders are concerned that the two incidents are part of a disturbing pap. We think there is a connection. It cant be haphazard. Its c
Modern technologies work in russian fields. Russian microelectronics, many people think that it doesnt exist, but it exists , is developing very rapidly, its just impossible to talk about everything in our time. What can you talk about in the story of mikhail plokhotnik. Hello, you are greeted by the tv information service, this is the program today, its presenter is elmira effendieva and vladimir chernyshov. The aggravation of the palestinianisraeli confrontation was discussed today in the kremlin. Vladimir putin held talks with iraqi Prime Minister mohammed az sudani. The russian president noted that tension in the middle east is largely the result of us policy. According to Vladimir Putin, washington tried to put pressure on both sides of the conflict, did not look for a compromise and did not take into account the interests of the palestinian people. The agenda of the meeting included other topics cooperation in the energy sector, transport and trade. Nikita korzun followed the neg
was a noted antebellum performer, one of the most famous women of her day. but she was noted because she was an activist in the cause against slavery. she was famous abolitionist. she opposed indian removal instead up for native american rights. she was an attendee at the first women s rights convention and frequent speaker at the women s rights meetings through the 18 fifties. and she spoke on a number of other causes as well, major and minor of her day. she believed in religious tolerance, she believed in temperance. and a number of other social causes of her day. and so, i m going to talk about her but i m doing a couple of other things here for you to. a premise of this course is the idea that you must understand women reformers and their context of their day. so i m going to trace her personal context, which is very important, she was a quicker and little talk about what that means. but also her social context. her social and political and religious context, the things t
Good evening. Welcome to the lecture. Before you we get started down may have noticed few cameras in the room. Please turn off your devices and also if youre going to ask a question, at question time, everybody has to come to the microphone or theyll cut the entire session. So please do that itself youre interested in asking a question. This is very excited about the program. Its a pleasure to welcome tonights featuring journalists and author Frances Fitzgerald. The lecture is made possible through the generosity of the Livingston Foundation little were in new york city and graduate from Radcliffe College she became a journalist during the vietnam war era. In 1972 she published the vietnamese and americans in vietnam. A history of vietnam and the United States military involvement in that country. The book was awarded a pulitzer prize, a bancroft prize and a National Book award. She has since authored numerous critically acclaimed works in American History and works have appeared in th
Im president and ceo of the labor history center. Welcome to tonight living stone lecture. Before we get started i want you may have noticed a few cameras in the room. Please turn off all of your devices and also, if youre to ask a question at question time, everyone has to come to the microphone or theyll cut the entire session. Please do that if youre interested in answering questions. Were very excited about tonight s program. Its a pleasure to welcome tonight featuring journalist frances fitzgerald. This was made possible by the limousine foundation. Born in new york city and graduating from Radcliffe College she came of age as a journalist in the vietnam war era. In 1972 he published fire in the lake, the vietnamese and americans in vietnam. A history of vietnam and the United States military involvement in the country. The book was awarded a Pulitzer Prize, bancroft prize and a National Book award. She has since offered numeral critical works on American History and have appeared