my next favorite orchestra is a very special one zora the afghans women orchestra were here in berlin after having performed at the world economic forum in davos i really admire these brave young women and i loved spending the day with them. the afghan musicians were joined for their european tour by musicians from the schloss belvedere music school environment as part of a german afghan exchange program. did you know that look times one has its own orchestra but i didn't and when i found out about it i really wanted to feature them on sarah's music where at the aviation center and right now the orchestra is rehearsing for the concert up status the orchestra is made up of pilots flight attendants technicians office workers and many more all who love playing their instruments in their spare time and two get together for two to three special concerts every year. playing in youth orchestras was just the best time of my life and i got to do it again recently here at the berlin film any with the german national youth orchestra they are one of my favorite youth orchestras of all time. the s

"their eyes were watching god," zora neale hurston. and -- >> guest: breath eyes memory. those books? >> guest: they're all really beautiful. she has such an incredible, lyrical voice. zora neale hurston was writing at a time where women had no end of difficulty, you know, coming out, being important. i mean, in america in pwomen were considered kind of second class. and black america was even worse. but, you know, she's a beautiful writer. and james baldwin, i mean, his understanding of the passion that underlies the politics, you know, not only of being black, but being black and gay in america, it's just gorgeous. just a gorgeous writer. >> host: some others, "the simple stories" -- >> guest: langston hughes, yeah. >> host: lord of light and four quartets. why those? >> guest: t.s. eliot, he's not my favorite guy politically, but his writing especially in "the four quartets" is just gorgeous. he's a poet, and the poetry is absolutely beautiful. "lord of light," i mentioned, you know, when you asked me because it's a speculative fiction novel. it's not really fantasy or

and certainly with drop box having gone out, zora having gone out and all these companies have data centers all over the world. and, you know, it's a confusing world from a compliance perspective and from a regulatory perspective but i think that that -- you know, the trend line associated with the ruling that you just discussed is really the appropriate reaction from that perspective. i think one of the things we're looking at from the security side of our business at foundation capital are the gdpr requirements out of europe, similar type of requirements happening out of china there's a very, very different mentality around privacy and data in some of these other regions and it makes the operating rules a little bit different, little bit more complicated. also creates some very exciting opportunities for start-ups, addressing some of those issues. >> all right we'll leave it there as you mentioned, an important ruling paul holland, mark mahaney, thanks for joining us. >> thank you >>> let's get down to morgan brennan at the space symposium in colorado. morguen is talking with commerce sec

writer zora neale hurston observed: "if you are silent about your pain, they'll killan yosay you enjoyedt can be, those who can, should. it's our responsibility to sopo manwho can't. and i don't agree with those who say that it's time for male colleagues to "shut up and listen." just the opposite. we need men to add their voicesd to ours. they can also help by sharing salary information and letting us know about job opportunities. they can hire women and promote them. ned the next time, a woman makes a request and somhispers," shh, don't make trouble," i t hope sls them, "i'm not making trouble. i'm ming progress." >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. babbel's 10-15 minute lessons are available as an app, or online. more information on babbel.com. >> and by bnsf railway. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and impr