i like desmond howard, i think he's good for espn. but what he says here, iowa falling short in the big ten championship game against michigan state, 22-play drive, that goes on doyle. no. that's just a small snapshot. iowa's a dot in the map without a stellar strength and conditioning program. kirk ferentz realized that early in his career." once again, miami of ohio at iowa on saturday. marc, are you ready? "let's do it man. i've been long time." i've been ready for a few weeks too... we'll be right iowa city led cedar rapids 6.5 to 5.5 ... there's the ryder cup... today was singles play, 12 matches in all ... let's go to the first hole, trey skaugstad of iowa city knocks in the birdie putt to win the hole... he defeated matt taylor of cedar rapids 2 and 1 ... 4th hole, drew dalziel with his 2nd shot on the par 3... chips it on the green and gets a nice roll that stops about two feet from the pin... he'd win the hole and beat vern boenish of cedar rapids, 3 and 2 ... but cedar r huge push... prairie grad mason linn knocks in the bir

on the very next pitch, desmond shoots one to write. the fighting frank always find themselves out one-zero going. route -- ramiro's charges one deep to left. gomez makes a heck -- heck of a catch. they lose to non-one. the tigers lost today, they still have afford to have game lead in the central.>>> staying in texas, ohio state's miller osweiler. osweiler finding braxton miller, miller caught all three of his targets for 29 yards. looking pretty good. carson palmer takes a big hit, picked off by simon. 59 yards for the touchdown. a closer look, devon still his palmer. helmet pops off. it was a cheap shot. texans when 34-24. >>> brown's against chargers, vikings opening up their brand- new u.s bank could've had, bridgwater. check out the shake and bake move. ridge water through for a touchdown. vikings when 23-10.>>> that was a taste of sports sunday. we will tell you what to watch for in the browns fourth and final game. desmond howard is in the house and my favorite segment of all time, got to see what happened for youngster in a bal

it was scoreless until the 3rd that's when desmond would single to right. elvis andrews would come flying home to score. desmond would move to second by fourth inning, he god traited to texas, put them up 2-0. sixth inning, tribe gets on the board. 2-1 went the score. ninth inning, where this thing came down to. tyler struck out and then amonte on a 2-0 count. sam dyson really struggled that inning throwing strikes. popping it into the game. 2-1. derek holland shut down the tribe going six, allowing only the run -- one run. >> would repeat two, three, times in a row and we seemed like we were still looking for fast balls and kept us off balance until the last inning. to me we had a few chances and gomes made a nice play. we didn't have a ton of chances. you know, statistically you can look at stuff, but i just think every game is totally different. you know, one day it's a right hander throwing two, it's a left hander with change. that's why i don't look back and group it together. >> mark: all right. tigers were taking on the angels today. fifth inning, je

pastor mawarire: i'm so glad we talked about desmond tutu.hat is a towering factor when it comes -- figure when it comes to democracy and justice, and i draw inspiration from him. i got to speak to the bishop at the church where desmond tutu was the bishop. i reaching to as many men and women who up and icons of freedom and justice around the world. i met a young man yesterday who gave me some amazing insight into zimbabwe, which he loves very much. he knows a lot about zimbabwe. he was involved in the negotiations in the 1970's -- 1977 to 1980 in terms of zimbabwe becoming what it is today. so definitely i am reaching out as much as i can to be able to learn lessons and draw inspiration. i think it is something that every zimbabwean has got to do, even reach back into our own liberation. there are so many men and women that over the years, some of the men and women -- some of them thought they were frauds like the men and women who lead our country today, but so many of these men and women that laid their lives down, the ideals they had -- t

the cowboys playing him any >>> overdue but the rays made it official this afternoon they released desmond jennings. he hasn't been able to stay healthy for some time. for three seasons he's been dealing with knee injuries. his health problems finally caught up with him. you could argue they waited too long. he could sign with a team before september 1st that is of course stay with us. the news returns after this final time out. z22szz zy6z z22rfz zy6z y22rfy yy6y >>> thanks so much for choosing abc action news. >> thanks for watching we'll see you back here tonight at >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. the midair scare at 30,000 feet. a southwest flight bound for orlando making an emergency landing. the cabin losing pressure. one of the plane's two engines torn away. the hunt for the suspects who killed a young of chicago. the victim, the cousin of an nba star. dwyane wade's message tonight. donald trump under fire for his response to that tragedy from the very voters he's desperately trying to win over. >> it can't get any worse. what do you have to lose? >> now hillary

next up, matthew desmond looks at urban poverty in america in evicted. followed by hamilton the script of the broadway musical. our look at the best-selling non fiction books according to the harvard bookstore continues sapeians in which a history professor chronicles the evolution of modern humans and the challenges facing our species today. and coronal university researcher looks at how microbes affect human health in the human super organisms. and facing mortality in the memoir when breath becomes air. and nome chomsky's book who rules the world makes the list. that is a look at the harvard bookstore best seller list. many of these authors have appeared on booktv or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on were website. >> one thing we like to do on booktv is preview upcoming book. and craig hodges is the author of "long shot: the struggles and triumphs of an nba freedom fighte fighter". mr. hodges, this is a june 4th, 1992 new york times story. i want to quote and have you explain what this is. craig hodges, the bulls three-point shooting s

gunfight broke out and desmond did not survived. two other officers were be the punishment for the guys accused of starting a massive wildfire in oregon last year. one of those men is from yuma. investigators believe they were using lawnmowers during hours prohibited by fire restrictions when the fire started. >>> we are watching closely the bluecut fire. that is the wildfire burning over 37,000 acres in san bernardino california. they are making progress great news hum of the fire is now 85% contained. there are over -- great news, the fire is now 85% contained. there are over 20 firefighters >>> the uss yuma is nearing completion and was celebrated with a christening this weekend. janet napolitano was there breaking the bottle of sparkling wine. the ship can transport up to 600 tons of military cargo. it will begin water tests in the coming months. >>> arizona is getting love from travel and leisure magazine. arizona made the list of the best lake vacations. >> lake havasu was named the best lake for partying. >>> this coming week

of coach martin's mouth was i'm hoping that the nfl will have another draft saturday morning and desmond king will be the first pick. the secondary is the strength of the defense. the run stoppers are solid. what's going to happen on the outside. >> more on billy, he's one of returning starters, he's only a sophomore thrust into duty as miami saw the 2015 season spiraling. his coach said the ceiling has yet to be reached. >> he's made better strides this fall camp. he understands an offense that's a pro style offense. we didn't give our team much opportunity for success, a bunch of 30 and outs or -- three and outs. >> don't forget you can catch eye on the hawks a breakdown of hawkeye football thursdays at 6:30. >>> a tale of two programs, one that's rebuilding and the other more saturday night when a panthers defense squares off with a cyclones offense. isu took last year but with a new coaching staff both sides are not sure what will go down. >> i don't think there will be anything similar to last year because of the new coaching staff. where they put people and how they use the personn

when the browns lost desmond bryant for the rest of the season with tear, now emmanuel will become the new defensive end. >> it hasn't hit me yet. like somewhere i've grown up watching on tv. it will be a cool experience to play there. >>> how about this news? high school football st. ignacious against st. edwards. brownsfield. it's the 54th all-time meeting between those power houses. the summer games. another greet show for you. big show coming up. profile on jayla harrison. what a story. the sport of judo. she's from middletown, ohio, just outside of dayton. first ever judo medal for the united states. the united states right now with 28 total medals. china, 8 behind, followed by japan, russia, and great britain. there you have it, russ. >> a big night. we saw sara saying it was really raining out there. >> yes, it was. yes, it was. >> do you have a note? are you going to share those chocolate chip cookies you were eating. we heard rumbles here earlier. >> it was her stomach and she went and got a chocolate chip cookie. >> betsy and jim tonight at 10:00. lester holt is coming up. i

desmond barnes knows one of the victims - a 33-year-old man shot and killed while driving his car on sherman boulevard. "it's very sad to that, that close, could get hurt." 7 hours later - police say two men in their early 20's were shot and killed in a "robbery related incident" ?here? - at 23rd and state.and at 3 a-m - a fight outside this bar off fond du lac avenue ended with ?four? people being shot - killing two men in their mid 30's. across the street - cherise barnes helps runa small church. just, 5 families that are without a loved one. and i think when people do senseless crimes, they don't think about what they leave behind." mayor tom barrett responded to the night of violence this afternoo. afternoon. "it happens way too often. it happens because there are too many guns. it happens because there are too many people that don't know how to solve their problems without violence."but communi lowe - who jut finished walking to chicago to protest this very issue - say it's much deeper than that. that. "the mayor has four more years in office, and he doesn't do job creation on t

and it's housing stability for matt desmond just wrote a book "eviction" which talks and really highlights the challenges that low-income households face and how easily they can lose their housing. so really just drawing more attention to that, getting congress again to pass these spending bills that we need for hud programs and providing more rent assistance. >> i want to thank you for being here today. good show. >> thank you for having me. >> thanks for all of that great information for my audience. that does wrap up today's "eye on washington." but we are always here for you providing all the top federal know. you can just visit our website. that's joycecommunications.com. and you can also subscribe to our nevada's washington watch newsletter while you're there. be sure to like us on facebook. you can follow me on twitter. catch any shows you may have missed on our youtube page. thanks for joining us today on "eye on washington." i am marilee joyce in washington, d.c. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for online trading academy, transforming lives worldwide through ex

. >>> good news this morning, archbishop desmond tutu is on the mend. he checked himself in a hospital in south africa yesterday. he is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a ek destruction this morning after at least three tornadoes ripped through several cities yesterday. more than a dozen people were injured. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence, also the governor of indiana, left the campaign trail to survey the storm damage. >>> in canada officials there believe two tornadoes touched down last night. it brought down trees and caused other propertydamage. several homes were also left without power. we do know at least three people were hurt in one town, should be okay. >>> want to check our weather. lisa has our first alert. yesterday felt cool. >> it was nice. today will be ccol, but we also get sunshine the first half of our day. the threat for severe weather is low today, but we will get thunderstorms this afternoon. denver now aa 51 degrees. we have quite a few neighborhoods in the mid- to upper 40s. it is a chilly start to o

the next pitch, he and desmond doshi shoots one to write and the fighting or frenkel has find the come here -- a man on second, base on to center, here comes adrian beltre a. he is going to score and it is 2-0 texas the top five, indians trying, josi ramirez puts a charge into one deep to live. carlos gomez tracking up against the fence and he makes a heck of a catch. the gold glover, taking extra bases away. and the starter. his reaction is says thank you very much. thank you for helping me out the top six, 2-0, he is on first and he takes off, still second, and the indians lead the al and stolen bases but in the inning, two out and he out the indians then, youngsters a little stressed out. bases loaded and on a 2-0 pitch, don't swing. this is to center and it is not get it done. indians lead 2-one a, final score, texas takes three out of four from cleveland. the tigers lost so the indians al central. it is open up a 10 game homestand tomorrow beginning with the twins. cleveland is 5 and eight back against minnesota. they are losing record against the opponent. the look at the record.

. >>> now to south africa, where archbishop desmond tutu is in the hospital. he checked himself in the hospital yesterday. he'' expected to stay there for a week while getting treatment for an infection. >>> by now you have heard about the extreme price increase for epipens, ssmething that can save your life during an allergic reaction. it's the latest example of families pretty hard. since 2009, the price has risen more than 500%. it's something a news employee here at denver 7 doesn't think is right. she relies on them for her son. >> it's kind of sad. it makes me really sad. because it is life or death. >> they have the market cornered in some respects. that's what makes it tough for the consumer, because they don't have much of an alternative. >> researchers at harvard medical school says fda a really long time. when the market has two generic versions, the price usually drops 55%. >>> there is no doubt antibiotics do great things. apparently they can also lead to diabetes. that is what a new study in the journal nature micro biology found. they believe an

there it went, desmond jennings, fastball into left field for a double. no-hitter over. 16 strikeouts. >> he puts everything in every pitch. i mean if you watch him throw. >> yeah. >> you know, he puts everything into it. >> does that mean he has nothing left. >> well, yeah, for that pitch. right. back to you. >>> up next in "the pulse," jojo's decision. the bachelorette season finale. so who got the final rose? >>> and dangerous intruder. a bear inside a home chasing this man up his own stairs. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena?. arm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm

. >>> and before tonight's game the rays announced that outfielder desmond jennings will be released. manager kevin kash said it was time, it was best for him, and best for them going forward. >>> usf mylon mac is one of the -- mack is one of the top runningbacks in the country. to think defense. bulls defensive coordinator raymond woody tells the story of how the mack recruitment went down. >> we looked at him several years ago. more people would say hey you know what he's good at safety. but the type of offense we ran, we wanted a downhill guy to hit it in between the tackles and take us with the distance. we felt like hey, he was the guy. but initially we brought him up pretty good with the ball in his hand. at the end of the day the kid committed to ucla and he said coach, you know, i'm a rurunningback. so we handed out recruitment for the runningback and coach was sold on that. >> that is how mylon mack became a player. have yourself a great weekend everybody. we're back in a minute and >>> all right, made it to another weekend. saturday is going to be a lot like today. mostly su

pastor mawarire: you know, i'm so glad we talked about desmond tutu. that is a towering factor when it comes to democracy and justice, and i draw inspiration from him. one time in south africa, i went chance town and i got a to speak to the bishop at the church where desmond tutu was the bishop. and the one did not get a chance to meet him, we have had some exchanges. and most definitely, i am reaching to as many men and women who up and icons of freedom and justice around the world. as i said earlier on, i met ambassador andrew young yesterday who gave me some amazing insight into zimbabwe, which he loves very much. he knows a lot about zimbabwe. he was involved in the negotiations in the 1970's -- 1977 to 1980, in terms of zimbabwe, you know, becoming what it is today. so, definitely, i am reaching out as much as i can to be able to learn lessons and draw inspiration. and i think it is something that every zimbabwean has got to do, even reach back into our own liberation heroes. there are so many men and women that over the years, some of the men and

games on this latest road trip including sunday's finale at texas for the rangers get on the ian desmond that score is 1-frank zero. they add to lead in the forthright jonathan lacroix, remember him, he swivels to write that scores another run its 2-0 natures. when jason kept within vista rights, score abraham l mira. it was too much text as the indians of the bases-loaded but tyler couldn't put the bat on the ball and pops up to end the game and the rages of the series and they win big in 2-1. >> it was statistically you can look at stuff. i just think every game is totally different. throwing twos one day at the left end of a change. the site don't look back and group it together. could you be indians them home after the game and return home after a ten game homestand beginning monday night against the minnesota twins the homes and includes three games against the twins. three against miami marlins and four against the houston astros monday's matchup will hector santiago against trevor power, power has gone to and one with a 3.00 he is nine and six on the season. intense, however, did

but ian desmond single to right field. gave the rangers the go-ahead run. texas 3-2 rangers win ??? seeing as the a's could always use some hitting, perhaps they could turn to an old friend. the 49ers are now in denver.practicing with the broncos in advance of this week's preseason game. even as guests, chip kelly's group. not impressed or intimidated by the super bowl champs. according to reports-- multiple fighst broke out at this morning's practice. apparently-- there was one between the 49ers defense and broncos offense.and then it happened again during field goal drills. it's not clear on what exactly started the scuffles. but let's hear from new niners qb christian ponder.on getting back to football. it's now olympics time.and spoilers are coming. so if you do not want to know any results from today's events, we'll give you a moment to look away from your screen. let's get to it-- the usa men's basketball team.not messing around this time and returning to their dominant ways. the red, white and blue smashed argentina in today's quarterfinals.in a 105-78 blowout. kevin durant

ian desmond then hit a two run sickle to give the rangers at the lead for good.ning a series with chicago on the roads tomorrow. the giant's some continues. they were swept by the pittsburgh pirates. it started out good with a 4-0 lead. it all started to crumble in the 5th inning. the pirate scored six runs in the inning taking the lead on a home a home run by andrew mccutchen. the new york mets come to town tonight. the giants are now out the first place but still on top of the wildcard standings. most fans are not happy with the way things have been going. >> it is not fun. so the question of the day is, what should the team do to shake things up? let us know what you think by posting on our facebook page. you have got to be optimistic. >> let's check in on the commute. >>> we have a couple of things that aren't good. 780 this one is blocking all lanes on 80 east, there is a truck that has overturned and traffic is coming to a standstill in this area as you drive on the freeway. again, 780 to 80, the traffic is going to be very slow in both directions. the exac

the bishop at to the church where desmond tutu bishop. i reaching to as many men and women who up and icons of freedom and justice around the world. i met a young man yesterday who gave me some amazing insight into zimbabwe, which he loves very much. he knows a lot about zimbabwe. he was involved in the negotiations in the 1970's -- in terms of zimbabwe becoming what it is today. so definitely i am reaching out as much as i can to be able to learn lessons and draw inspiration. i think it is something that every zimbabwean has got to do, even reach back into our own liberation. there are so many men and women that over the years, some of the -- some of them thought they were frauds like the men and women who lead our country today, but so many of women that laid their lives down, the ideals they had -- these are inspirations for zimbabweans, and zimbabweans have got to understand again that as much as we have heroes and people we can look too, a lot of the heroes that we are looking for is locked up in you and me. it is me. i'm the 1 -- it

to nate t say no desmond. moderator: broadly speaking, are here any sort of trends you're seeing in terms of obviously online video is exciting, it's a making a lot of money. randall: there's a bunch of stuff. seeing it actually evolve the years, so i of wouldn't say there's anything i've seen that's dramatically kind of one exception, kind of one exception, and that is the degree to which virtual reality narratives play.eally come into a lot of publishers are really working on virtual reality. insight that i've ot there, but also, i'm on the education board of the international center of photography, and we introduce a new media ogram and narratives over the past year so i've seen it there as well. thing there that's very exciting is two years ago, three occulus and i h thought oh, this is technology driven and this is kind of a of a problem arch and now it's become very clear to me, especially from looking new front that's become creatively driven, that creative in le are very interested virtual reality narr

that's what desmond singled to right to score elvis andrews. fourth inning, they went up 2 nothing. matt lucroy would driver the rbi single to center. took till the sixth to get on the board. rbi single, would score almonte ninth inning, bases loaded, one out. naquin, and then on a two o count and dyson really struggled. almonte swung away and flew to center to end the game. they lose 2-1. salazar allowing two runs and striking out ten. so that was a positive. >> to see him make those tries, good, because now hopefully we can get him on a roll and we have seen what he can do. that was they make you work one through nine. they foul off good pitches and both runs were, one was after the replay and both runs were two outs, bases to right field. >> browns players were off today. they will practice tomorrow in briereia. preseason game thursday against chicago down at first energy stadium. bengals in action on sunday night in prime time. jacksonville for the early 7-0 lead. all bengals early. jeremy hill get in the corner. diving for the pile on. bengals went up 14 zip. backup blew it. ja

. >>> archbishop desmond to to is expected tour remain recurring infection. the 84-year-old checked himself into a hospital yesterday. and is expected to remain there for up to two more weeks. he received the nobel peace prize. >>> paisley park will be open to the public in october. prince's sister claims that her brother had been working on to open it to the public. tickets go on sale tomorrow afternoon. >> i would do it. i would like to see it. >> i've been and it's absolutely worth check out. >> you got to go inside. >> not quite. but i was on the outside. looking in. >> i don't know i'd probably do it. why not? >> so many prince fans out there. >> i'll wait a couple years. >> once it dies down. >> once it slows down a little bit. >>> let's get to our forecast for today. plenty of sunshine as we do start off early. ju sunrise. before it crosses the tree line anyways from the top of the hill restaurant in chapel hill. if you're getting ready to head out the door just a few clouds as we start our morning. so let's get to the temperatures. 66 in durham. 65 in

release desmond jennings end his seven-year career with the rays. jennings just could never get over the injury bug. he was on the dl earlier this year with hamstring issues coming over a knee injury. hit 200 with eight extra base hits. one-sometime speedster stolen seven bases. saying, quote, it was time. said unfortunately, you know, he couldn't get jennings on the field so much as we have liked. >>> a difficult end to the game last night. rays taking on the astros and dickerson a huge night. sends one to the gap. logan morrison scores. ties this gape up. dickerson finishes 3-3. doubles by the way. all doubles. in the 9th. comes out of his slump, a solo home run in the 9th, gives the rays the 4-3 lead and we think will be a good end, but especially when you have it in alex kalamay's hands. first pitch takes it deep to right field. now it is gone. ball gam next batter. evan gattis. a monster shot. this one over the train. gaddis walk-off blast. tough loss for the rays last night 5-4 your final. that is sports this morning. that is sports this morni

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archbishop desmond tutu is expected to be there at least ra week. a statement is to treat a recurring an infection. 84-year-old played key role in south africas transition from apartheid to a free society. higgins of st. lawrence catholic church vice talgs monday and tuesday from noon until funeral service will be a 11:30 on wednesday. there b a seating in the church, outside in ins higgins hall. parking except forehand capped will be al lopez park and shuttle service will be provided. >>> saying good-bye is never easy imagine veterans not having anyone to attend their that happened in sarasota to not one but three fallen heros. but alcides segui is at the sheriff's office right now where there is better outcome. right? >> there is absolutely a better outcome. thanks to sarasota county sheriff's office patriot guard riders and other groups now showing up to again, to honor these men and women who have sacrificed their lives or again, who have just served several years and all of sudden for reasons. i'm choked up. all right. i think i'm there. i want

. >>> the rays made a move they knew they would do one day, releasing desmond jennings ending his seven-year career with the rays. jennings could never get over the injury bug with hamstring issues coming off a knee in injury. hits. stolen just seven bases over the past two years. kevin hash saying, quote, it was time and said, unfortunately, he couldn't get jennings on the field as much as he would have liked. a difficult end to the game. rays taking on the astros and down 3-2 in the 7th. cory dickerson huge night. sends one to the gap. logan morrison scores. ties this game up. finishes 3-3. doubles by the way. all doubles. out of his slump, a solo home run in the 9th gives the rays a 4-3 lead. we think is going o be a good end in alex's hand. but unfortunately no, first pitch carlos carr ea deep to right field and he is gone. ball game all tied up. evan gattis, a monster shot. this one over the train. tough loss for the rays, 5-4 your final. that is sports this morning. send it back to you. >>> and looking for something fun to do this weekend. >> alcides: a bunch of hot happenings includin

the a's had a 2-1 lead in the fifth when ian desmond hit a 2- 1 single to give the rangers the lead forood. they won 6- 2. they begin a series with the white sox tomorrow. >>> as for the san francisco giants, they are gearing up for a four-game series against the mets tonight out at at&t ballpark. it comes as the pirates just left town with a nice three- game. >> and just a month ago the giants had the best record in baseball. since then they have had the worst. scott reiss looks at what's wrong with the giants. >> this should do it. and that's the ballgame. >> another frustrating night. >> reporter: ebbs and flows are natural over the course of 162- game baseball season. the giants are on a decided downswing, and it's lasted for a month. >> it's hard to explain right now. it really is. every single season there comes a day, a series, a week, a month where you can't gather yourself, and then put it back together. the giants have been stuck in can't gather themselves mode since the all-star break. >> you are hitting, you are not pitching. when you are pitching, you are not hitting. we ha

so a nice start when ian desmond for him starts coming through. two-run single off sean manaea.ee-run seventh inning, jonathan lucroy acquired at the trade deadline from the brewers, with a slice to right, "brexit" open. 6-2. darvish gets the win, nine strikeouts seven innings. by the end of this week, the broncos and 49ers are going to be real sick of each other. scrimmaging a couple times and then going to play an exhibition game come saturday. 49ers coach chip kelly running the show. he likes his team to get involved heavily in training camp with top-flight competition. he has got it with last year's super bowl champs from denver. rev up the situation, play against the best, see what it takes to get there. the 49ers have a long way to go but they -- navorro bowman likes the idea of playing against the best. >> getting a chance to play against the team that won it all, that's always a great thing. always get work against a different team, different atmosphere. both sides have the right mindset and understand it's just about the work we're trying to get done. i think so far it

. >> you're missing a couple to be here too >> you can't say no to men desmond. >> are there any sort of trance existing in terms of, obviously online video, it's exciting, it's a thing, we are making money . >> there's a bunch of stuff. we've been seeing if all for the past couple years so i wouldn't say there's anything that i've seen that dramatically, dramatically new but it kind of with one exception . i kind of one exception and that one exception is the degree to which virtual-reality narratives have come into play. a lot of publishers are really working on virtual-reality and the insight that i've got there but also i'm on the education board of the international center of photography and we introduced a graduate program in new media narratives over the past years i've seen it there as well get the big thing there that really exciting is two years ago, three years ago with oculus and all that, this is technology driven andthis was kind of a solution in search of a problem and now it's become clear to me especially , looking at the new fronts that being creatively driven. that

he is in routine job, he is desmond tutu professor of public health and human rights at johns hopkins university bloomberg school of public health. he partnered at durbin with south african co-chair olive shizana. chris brought extraordinary grace, wit and savvy organizing this. on opening night many of you may have seen the duet he did with olive. it is appeal to unity of purpose across the multiple populations and communities that matter so much on hiv/aids but who often times operate in somewhat exclusion from one another. it was appeal for across-section all identity, end to homophobia, across gender, racial lines and economickic class. it was timely needed stroke and equipment essentially chris. so thank you, chris, for doing that. he and olive were ubiquitous throughout durbin. their personalities permeated assembly and set tone of serious, of joy, inquisitive necessary and human at this. give a special shotout to owen ryan, international director of the international aids society and his remarkable team. in again navy have they did exceptional job. they did it with grit and a l

and he's also, in his routine job, he's the desmond tutu professor of public health and human rights at the johns hopkins university bloomberg school of public health. he partnered at durbin with south african co-chair, olive shisana. chris brought extraordinary grace, wit and savvy in organizing this. on opening night, many of you may have seen the duet that he did with olive shisana. it is his appeal to unity of purpose across the multiple populations and communities that matters so much on hiv/aids, but who oftentimes operate in somewhat exclusion from one another. it was an appeal for unity across sexual identity for an end to homophobia. it was an appeal for unit across -- unity across gender, across racial lines, across economic class. it was a powerful, genuine, timely and much-needed stroke and it was quintessentially chris. so thank you, chris, for doing that. he and olive were ubiquitous throughout durbin. their personalities permeated the assembly and set the tone of seriousness, of joy, of inquisitiveness and humanity. i want to pause for a moment to give a special shout

they had a greater authority said desmond with franklin franklin, they that backlash at it that is his handwriting in the word is self-evident so in this edit it is arguably the most important at it in the history of the united states it is circumscribed democracy it is independent so jefferson davis democracy him is in a circle with the governance issue with the educated end informed to draw a the congress with scientific research with the elusive and clark expedition is based on that knowledge congress would debate the way it was supposed to work but what has been happening over the last 40 or 50 years we have had some corruption of that process the vested interest to provide alternative theories to children and propaganda to adults. the way she bin beings came to be but instead of turning to ruth scientific research it turns to ideology for knowledge. so debating that best policy it is based on dogma in the way for transforming democracy so who writes a dog much? instead of turning to knowledge than the one of the citizens could generate from those already in authority. but this is