i love you so much, please, take me home. i can sing, i can dance! just take me home!riginal star wars films. george sears is part of the team here. he brought the cg character to life. the device after shooting this data. days after shooting, i think it was. so we can start reviewing how the character looked. for the audience to be part of the action, more lean forward? you to play anything, to become anything. created, not separated by a screen. with the characters. with this ar technology. which explore the potential of this kit. by augmented realities. he's disappeared in a cloud of zeros and ones. better probably than me, is google. can you believe that this week it turned 20? under the bonnet and behind the scenes, boy, has google grown. to create a searchable list of the world's webpages. from its rivals was its clean design and genius ranking system. the android operating system and home voice assistant. the self—driving car. but alison van diggelen got a rare opportunity to explore. problems with tech breakthroughs. burritos from the sky. they even get bonuses

just take me home!s the holograms in the original star wars films. george sears is part of the team here. he brought bcg character to life. back in february, actually, we started, we did a half day shoot with andy, and later in the week, on the thursday and friday, me and another colleague, who was actually out in florida, we we re who was actually out in florida, we were learning how to use the device after shooting this data. and we had after shooting this data. and we had a version of grishnak on the table the days after shooting, i think it was. so we can start reviewing how the character looked. movies and television very much lean back as an experience. virtual reality and augmented reality, do they offer the opportunity for the audience to be pa rt opportunity for the audience to be part of the action, more leaning forward ? part of the action, more leaning forward? here we have a technology, performance capture, which i think is one of the greatest predictor century tools for an actor. it allows

i love you so much, please, take me home. i can sing, i can dance! just take me home! the team here. he brought the cg character to life. back in february, actually, we started, we did a half day shoot with andy, and later in the week, on the thursday and friday, me and another colleague, who was actually out in florida, we were learning how to use the device after shooting this data. and we had a version of grishnak on the table three days after shooting, i think it was. so we can start reviewing how the character looked. movies and tv are very much a "lean back" experience and virtual reality and augmented reality, do they offer the opportunity for the audience to be part of the action, more lean forward? here we have a technology, performance capture which i think is one of the greatest 21st century tools for an actor that allows you to play anything, to become anything. and a new platform which is sort of taking storytelling into another realm, which almost brings you back to an ancient form of storytelling, which is to be in and amongst the characters that have be

take me home country roads country roads take me home belongplace i mountain mama take me home ♪ [cheering applause] pres. trump: hello, was virginia, hello. what a great song, how good is that song? [cheering and applause] >> [chanting] usa! pres. trump: i am thrilled to be back in this incredible state with thousands of hard-working american patriots, thank you, thank you, thank you. the people of west virginia love our country. they honor our history, and they always respect our great american flag. [cheering] this is a truly amazing time for our nation. our economy is booming like never before, remember i told you. and by the way, your state is booming like never before. [cheering] poverty is plummeting, our stock market is soaring, it reached its all-time high in history, either way, which i view as jobs, jobs, jobs. all-time high. and our great coal miners are back to work. [cheering] a lot of people said that wasn't going to happen. you are back to work. not only back to work, they are opening up mines all over the place, we are opening up steel mills, and the steel mills need coal

i love you so much, please, take me home. i can sing, i can dance! just take me home!eorge sears is part of the team here. he brought the cg character to life. back in february, actually, we started, we did a half day shoot with andy, and later in the week, on the thursday and friday, me and another colleague, who was actually out in florida, we were learning how to use the device after shooting this data. and we had a version of grishnak on the table three days after shooting, i think it was. so we can start reviewing how the character looked. movies and tv are very much a "lean back" experience and virtual reality and augmented reality, do they offer the opportunity for the audience to be part of the action, more lean forward? here we have a technology, performance capture which i think is one of the greatest 21st century tools for an actor that allows you to play anything, to become anything. and a new platform which is sort of taking storytelling into another realm, which almost brings you back to an ancient form of storytelling, which is to be in and amongst the c

please, take me home. i can sing, i can dance, just take me home. i can do anything.power — that's what we've been told. whoever holds the information has the control. our data is valuable. it really is, you know, as everyone says, the new oil. and for years we have been giving it away in exchange for... what? free services: social networks, e—mail, convenient shopping. and all the while, big companies have been recording our every move, selling our data on, and even using it to micro—target us based our personalities. early this year, the european union brought in the general data protection regulation to protect our privacy. but large amounts of our personal data is still stored and used by the tech giants. and some argue it should be wholly owned by us. not least because the underlying infrastructure that allowed the collection of this commodity — the internet and the web — were publicly funded in the first place. the real question is what is the contract that society should be making with these companies, which are not only collecting citizens‘ data, but also real

me yesterday. sometimes she's like, no, mom, go ahead, i'm good, i'm going to stay home and play with my paw patrolslly good. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yesterday she came with me to rehearsal and i was like, okay, it's going to be really loud for her with the band and everything. and she had her little, you know, paw patrol headphones on the whole time, coloring, playing with her lookout tower. >> jimmy: we have the lookout tower. do you ever sing along with the paw patrol song? >> everybody, everybody. >> jimmy: you should record the "paw patrol" theme song. >> the whole thing, i know all the people. >> jimmy: right now this "paw patrol" theme song will make you want to jump off a bridge, by the end of it i need to make a kid easy album of the paw patrol, pj mask, puppy dog pals, all of it. yeah, maybe it's like the mama tour. but no, she like -- she was so great. she was like, you know, playing hide-and-seek all over the place. the loudness didn't affect her. she was just so awesome. and at a certain point, you know, she was just like, you know, she was so concerned with what i was doing. >> jimmy: yeah.

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i love you so much, please, take me home. i can sing, i can dance! just take me home!see are the holograms in the original star wars films. movies and television are very much a "lean back" experience. virtual reality and augmented reality, do they offer the opportunity for the audience to be part of the action, more leaning forward? here we have a technology, performance capture, which i think is one of the greatest 21st century tools for an actor. it allows you to play anything, to become anything. and in a new platform, which is sort of taking storytelling into another realm, which almost brings you back to an ancient form of storytelling, which is to be in and amongst the characters that have been created, not separated by a screen. so it's much more, it feels like you are living the story with the characters. this is not the only outfit experimenting with this ai technology. weta digital and industrial light & magic have also created demonstrations to show the potential of this kit. —— ar technology. but for now, this orc with an attitude shows a tantalising taste

in the us yet they are young as they were before me home but i have already. online you're the most get on me i want to go quasi i'm going to not order me i can never say are you also not a nobleman. and what about you know this and i understand he is he's really been here it is three million or so. of us who are. going to. be on the mark i. got on the but i. don't i call me go ahead on this or go ok bye. and we're going to understand you truly want to leave they want to vote on the debt by a vote on the fisa but not a bill that i'll use. it is a lot of hands up and you know what i've got that are harder but i can tell i had on going to what i have but i don't demand it is i guess what i am watching but i'm a coastal but i am. on this oil alone a little. boy yes. those sent me on to the wall you wonder. how much you make a day when i don't see a ball and not a single me you know only one single see me on i said to me you know and he would have. dissociated me on only one do i want to hear that the. insane me on a kenyan was i don't know about you but i but i'm

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she speaks when my nephew drives me home and the place songs he wants me to hear, dark eyes watchful for my approval, a quick smile when i say yes, i like this. she speaks to my son and the path his leg and holds out her head and my son takes my sons paul and her, both of them tender and assure on their grip on each other. mississippi speaks and i listen. i put pen to paper and i answer. every word and an, every word and affirmation. this is home. every day i return. thanks for teaching me to love language, to love stories, the love that which binds us one to another and thank you for inspiring me, for being the place i can return to . where i feel more myself than anywhere. where i know i am loved. thank you to my family and my community for protecting me. thank you for this great honor and the honor of writing about you. it is a great responsibility and i hope to bear it well, to make you proud, flush with joy. to make you remember, we are walking together a little easier while we havethis time under this the sky, under these trees . thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause]

i made my mom take me home. she took me to a car with a strange man, and i wasn't told that that's my new stepfather. life went on from there. you know, i was taken to a new apartment with a new man. it was very traumatic to me. then i my mother had a baby. i didn't even know she was pregnant. >> barbra told her that childhood memory made her sensitive to deception and says her new song is about her feelings to dominic thiem. that's her working on the final touches. her husband james brolin and son at her side. >> i'm so grateful to have music in my life that i can use to foster my feelings. >> her new album drops nevada 2nd. what does she feel about lady gaga tackling one of her biggest roles. >> you know i'm going to ask you about "a star is born" ♪ >> streisand visited the set when bradley cooper worked on the latest version. >> "a star is born" works every time. i think lady gaga is great casting. i think bradley cooper is a wonderful director and he made a really good film. >> what do you think of bradley's

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you know me home stylist i was going to go and remember when the. let me move i thought i mean who i can call on the other person that i see no. other time i don't know you. because i confide in a scene a lot about the mommy not that i mean look it up and you're getting like upset but you still call me just like any eminem and. just how it just it just makes you know i'll tell you just a little when you don't believe that my thought is merely my. putting guns i. think on to me i'm not i mean you know better than i do you know you don't want that here . because in my letter for just living today measures in a way. better secular benefit is. that i want to go to the eleventh. there are one other anti-gun other part of the club though that that not a lot of the money out of the money there lynette actually. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm. not that i want to get my little money in the house why not act and then again to our son or ex chanting in the hall people we believe just a little bit here. are a lot of my kids i don't want them up a

me home stylist i was going to go in and remember when the. let me move i thought i mean who i can call on the enterprise and. say no. but i don't know you. can fight in a scene at the moment not that i mean look it up and you're not getting like upset but you still call me. just how it doesn't just say that you know. when you don't believe them i thought it's berlin i see him for being guns i. think clinton i mean i'm not i'm evil you know better than i do you know you don't want that here. because in my leisure for just living today measures in a way. to benefit us a. bit i want to go to the eleventh and you. will see this and. seems wrong. when old rules just don't call. me old but yet to shape out these days becomes educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that

aretha said ♪ it was your grace that brought me through ♪ ♪ that it was your grace that will lead me homehat is a farewell fit for a queen. and on that note we say good-bye. i'm tom llamas in new york. thank you so much for watching. for david and all of us here, have a great labor day weekend. good night. >>> one high school student, eight felony charges. tonight abc 7 news digs into the full story of what happened after someone brought a gun to a san francisco high school campus. >>> pictures shared on a plane were enough to make the pilot turn around at oakland international airport. you'll see that photo that prompted it all. >>> i'm spencer christian. labor day weekend weather is looking great, but air quality may be in decline. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> hopefully things go normal. >> well, students are trying to return to normal as classes resume at balboa high school following a gun incident. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. san francisco's balboa high received national

they brought me home did things like that. they hit the road drank and took drugs and had lots of sex nice american girls were not opposed to those things. my daughter and granddaughter of immigrants have flirting that survived countless messages and genocide. in that moment in history meant that i received a first-class education and on my father's side i'm a first-generation american my father was in the u.k. that child survivor of world war i. never once did they mention any of that i ever i ever pleased together his story my name is earl. my mother was the only member of her family. they sisters were in poland grandparents never learned to speak. i wrote the first draft of this book to check memory against diaries. and i could spend weeks working a small detail. all over my feminist life. attending a national organization, cofounding the association in 1989 and with that psychological association and in 1970 the first radical feminist conference in 1951 and publishing in 1972 these pioneers emerged in 1963 and 1973 some of

saxony in northern germany about one hundred kilometers from handbook you know plots to almost sick me homes at the eight h. of just nineteen even though there's not much. he enjoys this conference. this is nineteen year old little poet thomas scheck and this is his house. he planted a bull himself. it has fifteen square metres of floor space you know for him it even has a terrace where he can sit in the sun. will put thomas likes it this way. his tiny house is parked in the small town of hits saxony. but. i think one of the best parts about living in a tiny house is being close to nature for instance i can feel it when a strong wind blows outside or rain patters on the roof. of. his tiny house is two meters fifty wide and six meters thirty long. it's equipped with underflow heating and a good sized stove in the kitchen. likes to cook and lounge on the little sofa in the living room. room for his piano. from living here in my tiny house because i only have things around me that really make me happy. he was seventeen when he designed his tiny house he got the idea from school homework assignm

then he immediately took me back home and made me get back on that very same horse.ld. but how i love him for it now. my father knew pain and suffering with an intimacy and immediacy that most of us are blessed never to have endured. he was shot down, crippled, beaten, starved, tortured and humiliated. that pain never left him. the cruelty of his communist captures insured he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life. yet, he survived. yet, he endured. yet, he triumphed. and there was this man who had been through all of that with a little girl who simply did not want to get back on her horse. he could have sat me down and told me all of that and made me feel small because my complaint and my fear was nothing next to his pain and memory. instead, he made me feel loved. meghan he said, his quiet voice that spoke with authority that meant you must obey, get back on the horse. i did. and because i was a little girl i resented it. now that i am a woman, i look back across the time and i see the expression on his face when i climbed back up and i

home what he's talking about so some say no because. what i see go ahead and talk it all up with me. for the symphony's it was a season we just. touch hands of course you'll often. we have also a man. who . i thought. he was a little. better than. the president maybe. even. he was even with. saddam. he gives it to me comes home to one seat this is a sort of one you will see been called was once a woman because it's my city was assessing calls and. this was one of those he would just sit up some and it's a sad one. so handsome for me man so when the seven is in time and it comes in them . so this is a good song i can see. it was you who. died to go. to good city. washington if i decide. to got some home but what we cut what we bought and what the. need to constantly using it is a metaphor that we would hold young vocal about over. the country sometimes you will see the change on. concern but. on monday i put up. a whole hell of a problem for them like. since i'm kind of sure they was a very fine. what piece you know we will come for us and you wait. you could see a little because it

thought it was socialist country and didn't thicket was the right path for me, wants me to stay at home but i think there was part of him that was proud of me. always had -- always two sides to my dad. >> host: tara westover, has your faith changed? if you were raid mormon, has your faith changed? >> guest: i wasn't raised mormon. my father is a much more radical version than any mormon you would meet. a mainstream mormon so i was raised in a different religion altogether and then as i -- when i got to byu i converted to more mainstream mormonnism for a while and that wasn't quite the right fit, mostly for issues having to do with gender. have a lot of respect for the church and for religion generally mitchell concept of faith has changed. what i think of as faith, there's a beautiful verse i love in the bible, i think it's hebrews 111 that says faith is the substance of things, the essence of things not seen. and i think i like that definition of faith because it's about hoping for a different life and i think anyone who embarks on education, anyone who is reaching to try to become a d

home. of species. the whole world cities. would give me those are big changes and most start with small steps and became a global ideas tell stories of communities people and in the distant objects around the world. to use the term limits to stop dreaming of solutions and misunderstood should. the current interest of constant change in the next generation of those one little touch of. mothers and. channels available to inspire people to take action. and were determined to do something here for the next generation the idea is the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online.

that glitters just go it's just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most about taking a step back i see things the need to live differently now. many of the words of president in a sense that exist the other part of the war which haven't been implemented in china that's new for a lot of chinese people wondering if they're going to say but if i have a ride to learn solace and that is this is the job of journalism how i see it and that's why i love my job because i tried to do it exactly the hour a day my name is on into it and i work at it up you. in his time this man was a master of diplomacy and political strategy but the pharaoh ramsay's the second earned his place in the history books as the most prodigious architect of egyptian antiquity in sixty six you rule over egypt to be seen by later generations as a cordoning. in the whole four thousand year history of the pharaohs only one of these god kings reigned for longer than ramsey is the second. life blood of the land t

he immediately took me back home and made me get on the very same horse.child, but how i love him for it now. my father knew pain and suffering with an intimacy most of us are blessed never to have endured. he was shot down, crippled, beaten, tortured, starved, and humiliated. that pain never left him. the cruelty of his captors would ensure he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life. he survived. he triumphed. he endured. there was this man who had been through all that with a girl who did not want to get back on her horse. he could have told me all of that and made me feel small because my complaint was nothing next to his pain and memories. instead, he made me feel loved. he said in his quiet voice that spoke with authority, get on the horse. i did. because i was little, i resented it. now, i look back on that time and see the expression on his face when i climb back up and wrote again. i see the pride in his eyes as he said nothing is going to break you. for the rest of my life, whenever i would fall down, i would get back up

thou art ♪ how great thousand art ♪ when christ shall come with shout of acclamation ♪ ♪ and take me home god to thee ♪ ♪ how great thou art ♪ how great thou art then sings my soul my savior god to thee ♪ ♪ how great thou art ♪ how great thou art >> a reading from the gospel, john 15:12-13. jesus said, this is my commandment, that you love one another as i have loved you. no greater love than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends. the word of the lord, thanks be to god. >>> let us remember john mccain with the words of the jesuit poet gerard manly hopkins. what i do is me. for that i came. but i say more that just man justices. keeps grace that keeps all his glowings graces. acts in god's eye. what in god's eye he is. christ. for christ plays in 10,000 places. lovely in limbs. lovely in eyes not his. to the father. through the features of men's faces. don't misunderstand me. i am not recommending john for sainthood. he was so very human. and for that reason, we can see god in his life. he was the just man justicing. for john mccain, every human being deserved to be treated justly

that's good to cisco it's just like this chinese fluid that's measurable where i am submissive minds me i'm home after decades of. living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see stages and it's a different me now. men have fled suppressed as america in a sense that it's just the other part of the wall haven't been implemented in china that's because i'm not attacking people wondering if they're going to say that but if i have a right to another that is just this is the job of just under thirty one how i see it as a deficit why i left my job because i tried to do excessive every day life they moved out into and i was active deputy. and unusual friendship. this is the story of paul and john. is a student from cameroon. the other a filmmaker from germany has read it will know likely never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him whatever the case is this is the story of how many. let me see on europe's most dangerous border. what began as a documentary. for the film my parents sacrificed everything for me i can't go back and pick and i

my dad picked me up and took me to the doctor and got me fixed up and he took me back home and made meas furious at him as a child but how i love him for it now. my father knew pain and suffering with an intimacy that most of us are blessed and never having to endure. he was shot down, he was crippled, he was beaten and starved and tortured and h humilia humiliated. that main never left him. yet, he survived. yet, he endured. yet, he triumphed. there was this man who had been through all that with a little girl who did not want to get back on her horse. he could have sat me down and told me all of that and made me feel small because my clayton acomplaint was nothing next to his misery. meghan he says, his quiet voice that spoke with authority, get back on the horse. because i was a little girl, i resented it. now that i am a woman, i look back at that time and see the expression on his face when i climb backup and rode again. i see the pride and love in his eyes as he said, nothing is going to break you. the rest of my life when ever i fall down, i get backup and when ever i am hurt, i

home, that's what i'm going to do. because i'm up on 900 days. and if it takes meng in that cell until i go home to avoid all the craziness going on out there, do this or do that or get this or end up having this done to you, all that, they can keep all that. i'm going home. >> okay. i will get with internal affairs. make sure we follow up and make sure all the paperwork is done appropriately. we'll work on making sure you get adjusted to what you need. if you need anything or something happens up here, you let me know right away. >> all right. >> okay? thanks. he has a legitimate concern, i would say almost 100% he'll be granted protective custody. and he'll probably do the rest of the time on protective custody inside the prison. >> some people can say, oh, you're soft. you're a coward. oh, you punked [ bleep ]. whatever they want to say. hey, i don't care, you know? those are words. i don't care. just wait until monday and see what internal affairs, what they want to do. hopefully they'll move me somewhere to where i don't have to worry about anything, i can go

i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset and they said take it away. someone ripped off the blankets and said that's not a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was taught. as a young child. people. eileen cronan was one of several of the little mind babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richards and merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in one nine hundred sixty for approval to bring so little mite onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael magazine is an australian lawyer and former investigative reporter who spent years researching the thalidomide disaster what merrill want

that's good to cisco just like this chinese for good measure where i am i suppose which reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china so it is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back i see something of a new type of differential in our movement of goods personally going asia and the fact that it's just a as a part of the war haven't been implemented as in china a match new for a lot of chinese people wondering if they're going to say to a lot of people have a right to laramie that is this is their job a job that of them how i see it and that's why i left my job because i tried to do it exactly an hour a day. and i watch it that you. have a chance of going on a polar expedition and then don't miss this story such a should johnson takes you along on the thrilling of. the. week you can discover the story and locate. easily a story on instagram. we make up about three quarters of our folks that conduct that if we are the civil service or . they want to shape the continent's future. to be part of enjoying african youngsters testing share their stories their

morning that a young black male at the gate gas station had been murdered, his girlfriend says, "take me home." they drive 170 miles back to satellite beach, florida. they park their car in the garage and pretended as nothing -- as if nothing had happened. and i will say but for the grace of god, a homeless couple that were getting gas at the time saw everything, and they took down the license plate number. they put it on a paper bag and gave it to convenience store clerk. and that's how michael dunn was apprehended the next day. of course what he claimed is was i was standing my ground. i was fearing for my life, and i had the authority to shoot to kill. took us two and a half years to get a conviction. the first trial was a hung jury on jordan' charges, but there were convictions on three of the attempted murders of the other three boys in the car. people said to us, isn't that enough? michael dunn's going to be in jail, he's going to be in this prison for 99 years, isn't that enough? and the only thing that jordan the's father and i could think was why would you believe that he doesn't des

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she begged, take me home. shirley ignored her. she imagined running away. >> i had nowhere to go. was too scared. >> then as the weeks and months and then years went by, as her powers of reasoning grew, the question grew, too. did her mother bobbie actually give her away? shirley told pepper that renee was her sister. the two girls listened wide-eyed as shirley explained to strangers that she was their grandmother. that their parents had been killed in a car accident. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong at a very, very young age. >> why had she been taken? she didn't know. not for money, certainly. there were no ransom demands. and without pepper's birth certificate, shirley couldn't use her to score public assistance. though she did use renee that way. frightened, compliant renee, eager for a mother's love, even if that mother figure was shirley. >> i never wanted to do anything wrong. i felt like if i did something wrong or whatever, she wouldn't love me. she would give me away. >> wouldn't love me? shirley told her, says renee, she was born t

me. time at home for a cat you could join me the u.s. has announced it's stopping its decades long funding for the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugee the stay. department said it would no longer shoulder the burden of cost for the united nations relief and works agency whose operations it called irredeemably flawed u.n. agency says it provides services to about five million palestinian refugees in jordan lebanon syria the west bank and gaza the us has been the agency's largest donor a spokesman for palestine's president called the move an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase funding in response. well for more on this let's bring in our correspondent tanya kramer who is in jerusalem tanya what impact can we expect this cause i'm planning to have on the palestinian refugees who receive support from the u.n. agency. the u.s. has been the single largest donor to in the past decade or so and they already had announced back in january of this year that they will withhold funds and reassess their commitment to the

she speaks with my nephew drives me home and placed songs for me that he wants me to hear. a quick smile when i i said ye, yes i'd like this. speaks when my son cost up to my mother at pats are like and holds out his hand and my mother takes my sons paul in hers and walks with them. both of them tender and sure in the grip on each other. mississippi speaks and i listen. i put pen to paper and i answered. every word at ecco come every word and affirmation. yes, this is home. every day i return. thank you for speaking with me, for teaching me to love language, love stories, to love that which binds us all one to another. thank you for reading with me, for inspiring me, for being a place i return to where i'm never called, were a few more myself than anywhere. where i i am loved. thank you to my family for nurturing me. thank you to my community for protecting me. thank you for this great arbiter at the honor of writing about you. it is a great responsibility and they hope to bear it will come to make you proud, flush with joy, tender, a little wistful. to make you feel, to ma

he immediately got —— took me back home and made me get back on the same course.ffering with an intimacy and immediacy that most of us are blessed never to have endured. he was shot down, crippled, beaten, starved, tortured and humiliated. that pain never left him. the cruelty of his communist captors ensured that he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life. yet he survived, yet he endured, yet he triumphed. and there was this man who had been through all that with a little girls who simply didn't want to get back on her horse. he could have sat me down and told me all of that and make me feel small because my complaint and fear was nothing next to his pain of memory. instead he made me feel loved. —— pain and memory. get back on the horse, he says. i did. because i was a little girl i resented it. now that i am a woman i look back across that time and see the expression on his face when i climb back up and road again. i see the pride and love in his eyes as he said, nothing is going to break you. for the rest of my life, whenever rifle d

and brought me home. only boys, especially boys who wrote, did things like that. they hit the road, walked across america, drank, took drugs, had sex, lots of sex, led expatriate lives, joined the navy, nice jewish girls, nice american girls were not supposed to do such things. but some of us did. i'm a quintessential american, the daughter and granddaughter of immigrants. i'm a jewish american, heir to a treasured tradition of learning that has survived countless exiles and genocides. i'm a child of the working poor, a daughter of earth. america and the moment in history at which i was born meant that i received a first class education. on my father's side, i'm a first generation american. i know that my father leon was born in 1912 in ukraine. he was a child survivor of world war i, the russian revolution, a civil war. he never once mentioned any of this. nothing this important was ever openly discussed. how can i ever piece together his story? my father named me after the mother he barely knew. my name

they said i was too ethnic i was too ethnic and if they have an ethnic idol they'll be sure to give me a home. when you say even. that even me i mean if you are the values. you know. i mean you know. i wasn't even offended so you're right you got it because we don't do this in spite of. the revolution will come to pass. even if it's not of the america you know god bless the mean everyone's a part of your journey. god has things happen for specific reasons to push you in different directions so i'm grateful for i listen to your music and i hear the real well to hear america in your lyrics what's happening right now in terms of what's happening right now socially politically what's your next film going to be what is really i need to write about this right now what he's blocking it i can't even say anything is bugging me as much as what is inspiring me and lifted me up is god's love. it really is a connection. and each person could become more and with their own spear in their own if your mission every day is the elevation of your soul we would have a lot of praise and is this happening each per

call up my mailbox maybe they left me a message let's have a listen. from rome good morning mrs home on. i'm sitting with him right now it seems he volunteered a little last night. my he probably wasn't drinking enough water but it's easy to forget. he's going to rest today he'll stay in the hotel and we'll give him one of the pills drink plenty of water and spend the day resting. then father put him on has to get going for the rest of the group he's not just a priest in rome he's the travel guide. the first stop today is the papal basilica of sometimes. like many other tourist attractions special security measures are in place because of the threats of a terrorist attack. telepaths pops once a school holy father pope francis has a very special relationship with this church whenever he leaves italy he always comes here first and prays for his trip a brawl and when he returns to rome he always comes to some to body image or a to say a prayer and give thanks for the good things he has experienced. the most on. this pilgrimage is seek peace and pursue it but this time that translates to

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coming up next week join me for home depot co-founder.d why is my special guest on "sunday morning futures." be sure to follow this program and facebook, twitter and instagram. get the latest videos and pictures from the program. send us a >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe.

joining me today, former home secretary amber rudd, shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry, the telegraph'samilla tom lee, the guardian's anoushka asta na, tom lee, the guardian's anoushka astana, and the bbc‘s laura collins boat. one viewer thought it was a heavyweight panel. others were scathing about complaints that this was a stunt, with bernadette tweeting. to discuss all that, i'm joined by rob burleigh, the bbc‘s editor of live political programmes. was it a stu nt? political programmes. was it a stunt? i started to think, who would we like our first show. amber rudd had not done much media since she home office. i started to think you would be a good labour counterpart andi would be a good labour counterpart and i thought emily thornberry, who is one of the rising stars of the labour party. the point was reached where i looked at the panel we had andi where i looked at the panel we had and i thought, that's a great panel. and we discussed the fact that it was an all woman panel. i said, am a co mforta ble was an all woman panel. i said, am a comfortable and we were. it was the best