as is lennon's as well. they were here for a while and then she held onto a while after he was killed. >> another famous family, why did you choose to write about the kennedys? >> it just seemed to me that this was the great american family story, there are royal family such as it is. this is the american crowd in my opinion. what i wanted to do is write about the whole family, there's plenty of stories about jfk and robert, et cetera et cetera. but in the same way with the crown, they tell the story of the whole era through queen elizabeth, i thought it was great to tell the story through the kennedy family and almost always, these characters are a lot more interesting than queen elizabeth just as a person. she's a great lady but not as interesting. joe kennedy senior, the book starts house of kennedy, is starts which sets the tone, joe senior has had a stroke, he cannot communicate very well, he cannot really speak, he's in the house, he is really, really cold and he finally gets the attention of one is hi

but it took -- it's a disgustingly big house as is lennon's old-- his and yoko's. they were here for a while and she held onto it for a while after he was killed. >> another famous family were the kennedys. why did you choose to write about the kennedys? >> it seemed to me, this was the great american family story. they're our royalty as it is, and plenty of stories about jfk and robert, et cetera, et cetera. but in the same way that with the crown, they tell the story of that whole era through queen elizabeth. i thought, it was great to tell this story through the kid kennedy family and in almost all ways, these characters are a lot more interesting than queen elizabeth was. she's a great lady, but-- >> especially joe kennedy, sr. the book starts house of kennedy, sets it in my opinion and joe, sr., he's had a stroke. he can't communicate very well. can't really speak. he's in the house in hyannis. he's really, really cold and finally gets the attention of one of his nieces that he's cold and she goes rummaging around the bedroom and the first thing she finds she

then there was aaron hernando's did not and then i have the john lennon coming out later in the year which is really interesting. actually, this is connected to the house john owned, the bridge between the two houses. >> host: who used to live in your house? >> guest: nobody famous, but it's a disgustingly big house. they were here for a while and she held onto it a while after he was killed. >> host: and other famous florida family, the kennedys. why did you choose to write about the kennedys? >> guest: it seemed to me that this was the great american family story. they are our royal family such as it is. this is the crowd in my opinion. i wanted to write about the whole story. when there's plenty of stories about jfk and robert etc., but in the same way that with the crown, they told the story of that whole era through queen elizabeth. i thought it was great to talk this through the kennedy family. these characters are a lot more interesting than queen elizabeth was. she is a great lady but not as interesting. the book starts to with the theme that sets the tone in my opinion and j

here's manager neil lennon...intage will have remembered the first time celtic achieved nine in a row so for them to see that again, it will be brilliant. i grew up with stories of that team. they won their ninth title in a row, it is very special probably. it title in a row, it is very special it probably won't sink in for a time because we planned this for a year. supporters will talk about ten now. 0bviously supporters will talk about ten now. obviously we will go for the ten even when restarts but to have nine ina row, even when restarts but to have nine in a row, it equal that record, is fantastic. despite celtic urging fans to stay away and celebrate in their homes, a few have turned up outside the stadium this afternoon, armed with flags, scarves and shirts. 0n the club's website, it says "we all must stay safe and stay home. please do not come to celtic park." meanwhile premier league clubs have voted to start training again this week after clubs voted unanimously in favour of a set of medical protocols to

that was the first one and then aaron hernandez, i did that, and then this one, john lennon coming out later in the year which is really interesting. actually this house is connected to a house that john and yoko owned, there is a bridge between these two houses. >> who used to live in your house? >> nobody famous, but it's a disgustingly big house. as is london's and yoko's, they were here for a while and he held onto it for a while after he was killed. >> another famous family were the kennedys, why did you choose to write about the kennedys? >> it seems that this was a great american family story, there are royal family such as this, this is the american crowd in my opinion and what i wanted to do is write about the whole family, when there has been plenty of stories about jfk and robertson et cetera et cetera. and in the same way with the crowd they tell the story about the whole era through queen elizabeth, i thought it was great to tell the story to the kennedy family and almost always, these characters are a lot more interesting than queen elizabeth just as a person, she is a gr

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the director is the latest to reimagine john lennon's "imagine."ake a listen. ♪ imagin aides and doctors, too ♪ ♪ working day and night now all gouwned up in the icu ♪ >> wow, really unique. and nice playing, by the way. >> it is. that was really nice. the words fit perfectly. >> it's such a beautiful song. >> it really is. it's a beautiful day for us out there to still continue to appreciate our nurses out there. if you see them, give them a round of applause. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the temperatures for us, it's going to be a warmer one but certainly nice enough for us today. >> we've been appreciating our nurses and teachers this week. make sure that yesterday made a card for k.j.'s teacher and then we took a picture of it and emailed it to her. whatever we have to do to appreciate those working hard during this time. as we take a look at our live view in the berkeley hills looking over toward the richmond heights area. it's a clear start to the day. as we start out with our temperature trend in mountain view, we do have the co

we also have lennon who just finished up at wells middle school and will be moving on to dublin high school, congratulations, and good luck. shaker graduate photos with us, email 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag kpix, include their name, something about them , no profes when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. stuff like foot-long bills and fees from nowhere. time-wasting stores, misleading ads, unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. plus unlimited data, messages, and minutes. it's a simple system. trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte network. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. >>> servers in southern california honoring their buddy who died in a shark attack insane accrues, they gathered in san clemente this morning to paddle out to make a heart on the water with their boards. this was a tribute to ben kelly who was attacked in santa cruz county last weekend. the 26- year-old w

because lennon was great in a little rich depression. but he has admitted that the reason he wanted to use it was because your little richard and so on you can trace it right through i would say what up until something like gentleman ate today the way she presents herself is pure a little richer and so what was the impact that he had at the time then in terms of the way he sounded his songs his never excite guess that the whole genre that he brought in 1950 s. america while he was in the 1st rock'n'roll of it for me is the most important and the reason is that he had the that dynamism 1st of all just the sort of excitement he. he said but secondly the force of his persona it was his uncontrollable persona who refused to acknowledge any boundaries he broke through transcended boundaries between black and white between male and female his question and george and his character and between straights and garrett so in terms of l.g.b. representation at rock n roll so right there at the beginning how do you think you'll be remembered. i just th

she's just 15 years old yes lennon haunt the ideal planting trees on black days instead of having the tradition ok drinks and parties she's also the money auction from the knuckle on the global need is to come to the negative impacts of climate change we recently made to. you that i'm a big. you're gonna get me. you know i'm a good ways leading the spro to start gainst climate change in the ugandan coffee to have compounds students taking to the streets to be a part of the global movement for ideas for future government action to curb climate change. there is a my practice is that we are young people and we're facing for our future and repurchased ever afraid to face the mother nature i think people my age are coming to protest because they know they have the biggest stick in our future and they're trying to fight for it when i'm going to turn 50 in last year she didn't want to kick or to party instead she decided to celebrate her birthday by planting 200 trees. she launched a tree to compete with new trees which go to a lot of attention. 3000 trees. given back to the. that is suitabl

francis collins is the latest to reimagine john lennon's "imagine."ake a listen. ♪ imagine all the nurses ♪ the doctors too >> so beautiful there. just what he's done and the words that he's used. a lot of people have been imagining what things were like before all of this. nature really coming back in big ways because of the pandemic. here's mike inouye with that new normal for us. mike? >> reporter: yeah, marcus, good morning. you know, locally the shelter at home has made our maps a lot greener and the air quality as well. fewer cars. but around the world, i think the trend is actually, maybe, looking a little bit pinker. check this out, "time" magazine tweeted this video, over 100,000 flamingos off the coast of mumbai, india. scientists think the lockdown is keeping people inside and making things more peaceful for the wildlife. they're looking at 25% more of these living lawn ornaments than they usually see there. check this one out as well, the philippines. look closely, the waters off the coast are filled with tomato jellyfish. there are many p

the only problem is that lennon never said anything like that. it is one of the ways that government funded health care is presented as being too radical communist for the u.s.. that is created a very unusual situation in the u.s. for an advanced industrial democracy in the second half of the 20th century which is all health care as been private until the creation of medicare in the 1960's. as you see today it is an ongoing problem. medicare, medical aid insurance is tied to employment in the united states. in a way it is not tide necessarily in that way in other countries. yes sam? >> i want to bring up how almost it's certainly relevant, (inaudible) >>. 1940's. ? 1940's,. the limits of what is proposal is in part limited by accusations of communism. >> on the other hand, the type of spending that is very justifiable is military and national defense spending. eisenhower is attacked in the 19 fifties by some conservative republicans who are like why are we not cutting taxes? eisenhower gives a national television address where he justifies why it

when in prague even john lennon wears a mask now and as he sang in his song imagine it's easy if you try. and press the how the people fragmenting their imagination to get through a crisis and that's it for today's show i thank you for watching and bye bye. the for the night sound. of. the for. the song i. watched for acoustic set nor money. dot com they are calling us about. cars or how sounds determine an. instrument. 30 minutes on d w. africa. and more is the way to save missing dangerous pieces. bills are threatened by environmental destruction. a south african project tries to protect the baby birds lovingly rearing them by hand. but there's nothing to stop nature from calling the eco. africa. to minutes on d w. this state of emergency is the new normal. people around the world are documenting this traumatic times. they're keeping the corona diary. and welcoming us into the sun. let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. diaries starts maintain d.w. . killer. what do they dream of at night. as cleaners they see the face of horror. their job censoring for the

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when in prague even john lennon wears a mask now and as he's saying in his song imagine it's easy if you try. and press the how the people practicing their imagination to get through the crisis and that's it for today's show i thank you for watching and bye bye. plz. plz plz plz. good. going. into the complex. south korea has been hailed as a model country in bringing the corona virus infection rate under control but the medics have raised privacy and public shaming concerns and now there are the courts that the virus is back again my guest this week a south korean foreign minister can chill talk has her government made too many compromises on citizens privacy in its efforts to contain the kind that might comfort zone to keep a close in 30 minutes from a v.w. . polo. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at the w dot com and on t w social media channels. ruin . morale with. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population. with lions fighters occupied the city center to. president putin. was told. by dinner it will

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francis collins from the national institutes of health put his own twist on the john lennon classic "" take a listen. ♪ imagine all the people wearing masks outside ♪ >> so much talent. collins said his employees are saving lives and we're going to get through this. >>> we often tell you about high speed chases. but this chase, this one was a low speed chase. >> a low, low speed one. it looked like the rodeo had come to town near syracuse, new york. police spent hours chasing these cows that escaped from a trailer on the highway. legend-dairy. the animals kept social distancing from the police until they were finally rounded up three hours later. >> people had to steer clear. enr and kinda competitive. flash forward, then psoriatic arthritis started getting the better of me. and my doctor said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop that joint damage, plus helps skin get clearer. ask about enbrel so you can get back to being your true self. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious sometimes fatal events includi

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when people like elvis presley described him as the greatest and john lennon, apparently had said heknow, he was something very, very special. and he sounded incredibly modern, absolutely, incredibly modern, absolutely, incredibly modern, absolutely, incredibly modern and this huge energy and just a really, really different type. he was the third of 12 children and he wanted to stand out. he certainly did that because he will be remembered by many as one of the giants of pop music, that is for sure. james, what was your favourite of his huge hits?” for sure. james, what was your favourite of his huge hits? i love tutti—frutti i must admit. you are right, he will make up, if you look at the pictures, he has eyeliner, lots going on with his lips and his rouge. there will be no lady gaga, david barry. he was gay at a time when it was difficult to be gay and black but he was proud of being different and he made a stand on that. it is an incredible example and it defines rock'n'roll‘s spirit of independence and rebellion and thatis of independence and rebellion and that is why he is so im

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they knew that lennon had been encouraged by german intelligence. the german sent lennon to russia in 1917. they gave him passage out of switzerland. they put him on the train in petersburg. in many sense, the western forces and, you know, the communists allied with germany. they signed the treaty in the spring of 1918 and as it were the background for the german attack on the western front in 1918 is this new agreement. and for people who were geopolitical thinkers, and, of course, you must bear in mind that eisenhower's immediate background to world war ii is he'd been in the army planning division for war. the actual danger, most important strategic danger confronting the west was the idea of the combination of germany and the soviet union. germany and russia. again, not a surprise. the greatest geopolitician writing in english in the 20th century, mckinda writing in 1904 emphasized the the threat posed by possible german-russian cooperation and indeed this seemed to be the key element. so the allied go into russia. it doesn't work. they were a w

celtic manager neil lennon is determined to set a record and make it ten titles in a row if and whenl have remembered the first time that celtic achieved nine in a row, so for them to see it again must be, you know, brilliant for them. and i grew up on stories of that team. so, i'm stood here as the manager, you know, we've won our ninth title in a row, it's very, very special for me personally. it probably won't sink it for a long time because we've planned this, you know, for a year. obviously, you know, the supporters are talking about ten. now, i can safely say we can go for the ten if and when that, you know, football restarts. but to have nine in a row, to equal that records fantastic. premier league clubs have voted to start training again this week after clubs voted unanimously in favour of a set of medical protocols to make players safer. it's the first stage in a proposed return of the league, but all are in agreement that the next steps will be much tougher. here's our sports reporter laura scott. so, the clubs unanimously agreed today to return to the first phase of group

it is worth noting that wilson and lennon agreed on some things. thatshare the sense established order had to be transformed in order to make power more accountable. be on that, they parted ways. was wilson was looking for a third way between reaction on one hand and revolution on the , the choice was started i think you have reaction defined by capitalism or revolution. there was, for lenin, no third way. the slide i used to represent wilson's conundrum abroad. power,ser representing lenin representing the inevitable revolutionary response to power, and wilson coming into the war and coming to paris to try to hold the fort against both of these threats. what were the main components of this wilsonian third way in the context of the paris peace conference? simply, the league of nations and the principle of self-determination let's take each of them in order. let's examine them in the context of this framework i have set up. the crucial point here is that in wilson's original conception of the league, it was not simply to be a body that would coordi

. ♪ in places i remember all my life ♪ >> john lennon. that is chloe.ing this pandemic, she is visiting different senior facilities. today, wedwood retirement facility in mill valley. >> oh, wonderful. >> it was wonderful. >> the sun, the music, the birds. >> i can just feel it. people are lonely. they want to see their family, their friend. and just a little bit, i feel like it taking dwroes their min trar troubles. >> the seniors say they love just sitting outside there had, on their ban connies. you can see the smiles on their faces. >> and jeff ranieri now, nice weather for that outdoor concert today. >> yeah, you know, anything good we see happening like that, we have to get that sun snooin here. we're going to somewhere more of it coming your way for tomorrow. tomorrow will be pretty enjoyable. before we start to get in really uncomfortable heat. some of you actually might need to stay inside. because it could be too hot for you. i want to dive right into tomorrow. to get you ready. a lot of you have to-do lists. you try to check things out workin

it looked like john lennon. nice job. >> he was very good. but i'm with james corden.nees on my carpet making faces. i mean -- >> yes. >> yes. >> all right. we begin this hour with the shifting response of the trump administration to the economic and human cost of the pandemic. the number of reported coronavirus deaths in the u.s. has now passed 71,000. just a month ago, that death toll was about 9600. the math is not pretty. that's more than 61,000 lives lost in just 30 days. >> as that number rises, president trump says he's looking at winding down his coronavirus task force. he now wants to create a group to focus on safely reopenin the economy, but in an interview, the president acknowledged that reopening will likely lead to more fatalities. >> it's possible there will be some, because you won't be locked into an apartment or a house or whatever it is, but at the same time, we're going to practice social distancing. we're going to be washing hands. we're going to put out little embers and little fires and maybe some big fires, but we till have to go back to work.

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lennon had long understood the connection between power and food.n 1891, afore similar famine gripped russia. many an educated society at the time led by the example of leo tolstoy organized it to offer help to the starving peasantry but not lenin. he did not believe in charity. he believed the only answer for the peasants was revolution. he said at the time "the overthrow of the on arc, this bulwark of the landowners is their only hope for an escape for hunger and unending poverty. " was convinced hunger could be used as a tool to undermine czarist rule and lead to revolution. now that the bolsheviks were in power, they waged a war on the peasants. they forced peasants to hand over grain at gunpoint. they needed the grain to feed red army soldiers. the peasants obviously resisted. they hid grain down the well or in fake walls. they even created a peasant army to try to fight back. they also reduced to the amount of land on -- under cultivation, meaning there were no reserves famine hit. lenin was terrified that without food, the government would co

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. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. >> yeah. >> in that he wasen that happened. and if you turned to music for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know? what do you do after that? ♪ >> oasis, the verve, blur, the britpop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. oh, my god, my head's pounding. this has been insane. let's turn on oasis. ♪ and after all ♪ you're my wonderwall >> they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. no matter how big they were they wanted to be bigger. >> we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. >> the thing about oasis in a way is they've got no kind of -- no false modesty. >> anybody can just sort of go we're brilliant. it's like -- >> anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ but i'm a creep >> "creep" came out in the early '90s. and that was as much of an alt rock hit

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committee and they investigated on the cold war or to expose assassinations the caa was spying on john lennon when he was protesting against the vietnam war and they were also famous for wiretapping and harassing mlk j edgar hoover had a list of 26000 americans that would be rounded up in case of emergency any way it was an amazing number of scandals but there was a whole system that was created in the late seventies and president ford said after watergate to control the fbi and the cia and then talking to people current and former that claim they operated differently since all these protections and oversight mechanisms were in place. >> i guess until of the grave and watergate. [laughter] >> you got me. but that is true. >> did you interview rand paul? >> i did not. i tried but he declined. >> i just wonder what he would say. in some ways his politics could look back on the seventies reforms and say these are concerns that i mentioned i grew up in chicago where black panthers were killed through very underhanded means. so do we come around? so is there a coming together with a concern of the

probably someone in nicholas in alexandria's russia saying the same thing right before lennon arrived so part of me expects to be detained with pages of this book stuff into my mouth. he said were to decadent, what do we know. guest: thank you very much for very interesting presentation. senator rubio spoke at this university. he also spoke at my university and he and he has promoted the term, common good capitalism. the virtues of sporadic decadent schism, notwithstanding hud is a fit in. so a possible alternative that is proposed now. then it resists the financial lysed thinking of the right. the redistribution of the thinking of the left. ross: full disclosure, with some caveats, basically support some version of that. to the extent there sort of an attempt by figures in different ways, like romeo, and senator josh hawley of missouri to try to put a little policy meet of bones of trump populism. i'm very interested in that. i've been interested in that going back to books i wrote when i had more hair and was very young. i do think the virtues of that kind program is intended to pus

you assassinations, and the cia was spying on americans in this country and he was surveilling john lennon protesting the war. and j. edgar hoover had a list of 26,000 americans who were subversives in his view, that would be rounded up if there was in case of emergency, norman mailer was on that list. anyway, it was an amazing number of scandals, but what's changed and trump didn't mention was there's this whole system was created in the late '70s. president ford did it after watergate and president carter as well to try to control the fbi and the cia and you know, current member-- i talk to a lot of current and former members of the fbi and cia and they've claimed they've operated differently since all of these protections were put in police in the late '70s. >> i guess until abu ghraib and watergate, the iraq war. >> well, you got me. [laughter] >> that's true and so there's-- >> well-- >> go ahead, keep going. >> well, did you interview rand paul for this book? >> i did not. i tried it speak with him, but he declined to speak with me. >> i wonder what he would say. i mean, would he-- i

they were surveilling john lennon when he protested against the vietnam war. the fbi is famous for wire-tapping and harassing martin luther king jr. and trying to defame him. j.ed guard hoover had a list of 27,000 americans who were subversives in miss view at that time would be rounded up through -- in case of emergency. norman mailer was on the list. and it was amazing number of scandals, but what has changed and what trump didn't mention is there was this whole system was created in the late '70s. president ford did after watergate, president carter as well to try to control the fbi and the cia, and current members -- talked to a lot of people, current and former member offered the fbi and central intelligence agency and claim they operate differently since all these protections and oversight mechanisms were put in place in the late 70s. >> host: i guess until the abu ghraib and watergate. the iraq war. >> guest: you got me. that's true. and so there's -- >> host: well -- >> guest: go ahead, keep going. >> host: well, did you interview rand paul for this bo

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and then john lennon coming out later in the year and this half is connected to a house that john and yoko ono owned. >> you use to live in your house? >> nobody famous but it is a disgustingly big house as is london's. they were here for a while and then she held onto it for a while after he was killed. >> another famous family that kennedys. why did you choose to write about the kennedys? this was a great american family story this is the american crowd in my opinion i wanted to write about the whole family about jfk and robert et cetera. but in the same way with the whole era it's great to tell this story to the kennedy family. these are much more interesting than queen elizabeth was. she's a great lady. in the house of kennedy to set the tone in my opinion and joe senior has had a stroke and can't communicate very well can't really speak, in the house in hyannis. really cold and finally gets the attention of his nieces that he is called so she goes rummaging around the bedroom she finds a flag to cover him with the flag and the flag she covers him with is the flag that covered jfk

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