gideon: there are a lot of voices that want a dramatic change.he biden administration's foreign policy will be radically different. it may well be more committed to what we used to call liberal internationalism than its predecessors. turbulence of the last few years has pushed the republicans to the right, it has pushed democrats further into an embrace of the opposite. that mean some kinds of constructive use of government to solve problems. will be the hallmark of biden's foreign policy. into athey get stuck political debate over the china question. that will be more of who is a scapegoat and will the public respond? they need government help and government support, how will that change the individuals that want and will have with their government. we will see them intervene a lot more. we have realized in this crisis is you just can't think of government, societies, politicians. we are tied together in the world and the policies. the solutions to the kinds of problems we have now, how to control public health while managing to support economic

let's bring in our guests in at this gideon 4 head of the technical committee at the ethiopian negotiating team in washington d.c. i'm actually calling political writer and researcher on egyptian affairs and in hard to assign one else home form a sudanese minister of irrigation and former advisor to the sudanese negotiating delegation a warm welcome to you all i'd like to start in this this is a negotiation that has been going on for nearly a decade now ethiopia clearly wants to make this happen it's very important 100000000 people can be supplied by this however it keeps faltering on technical aspects as well as political aspects can you just talk us through from ethiopia's point of view what the sticking points are we believe that we have been very transparent in dealing with this issue since 2011. our partners in sudan in digit. and relevant design and study documents of that innocence done. there have been to the field and numerous times including the ministers of egypt sudan we did all of this so that we can use to. some transparency to what we do in the construction and design of tha

instead gideon that me just come to you egypt says it needs a legally binding agreement an international framework for this. guesting whole term says the problem may not be technical it may actually be a political problem why doesn't he give them a fairly standard international agreement other countries have done this why is it seemingly not wanting to sign up. you know you know i was surprised to see you there's a segment of your guest from washington i mean instead of. representing is own country now it talks about another sovereign country like kenya and somalia i think there are a couple of taking care of their business was the kenyan government and the european government i don't think we should trade into something which we're not responsible for. the government of egypt and the government of kenya and the government to somalia are discussing this issues so they'll they'll take care of that our our our our concern now is the feeling and operation of the guard would be helpful to stay in that subject let let let let let me answer your question that actually there is a disputed regio

the gideon case, as you all know. clarence gideon got a new trial. the warren court ruled in that arrestees must be informed of their rights. maranda also got a second trial. in purely historical and personal terms, this cases yielded somewhat mixed results. gideon was acquitted and let a good life after his acquittal. ernesto miranda. he was retried and convicted again, this time based on a confession he made to his girlfriend. confessing to of anyone around. he was freed in 1972 and two months later stabbed to death in a bar fight. his assailants were informed of their miranda rights. they declined to speak and were released as suspects in the case and never re-apprehended. all his cases were very controversial in their day, none more so than miranda, but while there were shocking notions -- they were shocking notions, to warren, they were a natural outgrowth of prosecutorial professionalism. in one area, his upbringing did not serve him well. his aversion to vice, which was so much part of his youth and young adulthood, carried over into pornograp

she goes down as part of gideons band in south carolina. and she is shocked at the exuberant energy the students bring to the classroom space and the passion they have. she's shocked about the diskrs that they're not capable of learning and they have to be forced to work and learn and all these things. what she finds is the kids are actually desiring to learn, they catch on really quick. and she writes about how, you know, it's really a discredit to the people who have all the resources and have opportunities and then look down upon the enslaved people and the formerly enslaved people for their lack of education when the system was built and she's writing and sort of really reflecting there's a robust engagement of education going on in these areas. so these moments where the expectations of what enslaved people wanted or what they were doing is being turned and challenged, and this is one of those places. so in this way you have these teachers and black administrators of schools is something else free people wanted. they wanted to have the

she goes down as part of gideon's band in south carolina and writes of . at the capacity that they have and she shocked because the discourse, right, about enslaved people is that they're not capable of learning, right? that they're not willing to learn. they have to be forced to work and learn, all these kinds of things. and what she finds is that the kids are actually really desiring to learn. they catch on really quick. and she writes about how, you know, it's really a discredit to the people would have all the resource and have opportunity and then look down upon the enslaved people and the formerly enslaved people for their lack of education when the system was built to keep them uneducated, not their sort of lack of independent will, right? so she's writing and sort of really reflecting there is an engagement education going on in these areas. so even -- so every time you find the moments of what the enslaved people wanted were being turned and challenges. this is one of those places. so in this way you have the teachers and black administrators of s

when the waters rise gideon mendel goes for his camera. he takes photos of people in areas hit by flooding. the people seen in them haven't yet come through the disaster. and like them he himself stands in the midst of the flood waters. just enough to photograph from a boat you know because i think if i'm standing in the water i can. make the best photographs and obviously it's a dangerous difficult place to be but i've said this something of. being in the flood zone. which i find your honesty create to be very willing. to stand shoulder to shoulder with the disaster victims. the photographer has been traveling to flood zones for some 12 years now collecting material for his long term project drowning world. he was inspired by becoming a father. he wanted to give his children some idea of the challenges their world would be facing in the future. with climate change you know in the last 20 years the more i think we're looking towards a future where flooding is going to become you know a more and more frequent and more scary part of our live

he said we need a more robust answer to china and that's what we are calling gideon's in charge of the human rights committee the german blunder star thank you so much for speaking to us thank you. and now to some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic around the world the wild health organization says it's sending a team to china next week you know an effort to search for the origin of the virus the doublets olds are warned the pandemic was caught speeding up a case in the australian state of victoria has prompted officials to order a month long lockdown for parts of melbourne the measures affect hundreds of thousands of residents of the country's 2nd largest city the structures are also being tightened in the british city of leicester where new infections accounted for 10 percent of all cases in england last week businesses will be closed from today and schools will follow suit next week and in the u.s. the states of california and texas both so record spikes in new coven 1000 new infections on monday. the future of europe after the pandemic that was the main topic a

these are the highs for today, 78 in morgan hill, gideon san jose those temperatures will come up a fewore degrees. you can see the wind, sfo 20 miles per hour but livermore is calm, the wind is backing down they were blowing up to 30 miles per hour at the airport earlier today. the story will be that big ridge of high pressure that's going to set up not for a long extended stay, it will be dry but the heat is going to stick around and will start tomorrow and stick around into wednesday and it's not a massive heat of it's just warmer. you can tell it's going to be warmer tomorrow, it degrees warmer in santa rosa, cooler in novato but warmer livermore. typically if you go to bed and you wake up it's warmer it's going to be a warmer day. if you look at the forecast for the next 48 hours, that low is gone, this high builds in from the west and that sets us up with a good looking pattern. orange is 80s so you will be seeing some 80s. plenty of sunshine air-quality should be fine, hayfever not so bad some grasses and weeds lingering most of the trees have done their business. i'm going to ch

joining us now that man rain valentine and his attorney gideon oliver.for being with us today. rain, can you tell me exactly what happened that night? >> thank you for having me. basically, just like you said, i was walking home from my shift at the hospital heading to get ready to prepare for the next day and saw the struggle happening. like anyone would, i started recording. and i guess when the kopdz noticed me, they told me to move back. i i was already moving back. they advanced toward me and pushed me down. i got struck in the whed a baton. and while they pushed me down. and afterwards, i just walked back to the hospital. i was there for quite a while and had seven staples put in my head afterwards. >> has the nypd been in contact with you? >> in a sense. i've been fielding all the things to my lawyer. he's been speaking with them. but i haven't spoken to them since that incident. >> oliver, can you tell me what the nypd has said? >> sure, katy. the police department investigated a -- tried to interview and interviewed rain in the hospital. but sin

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is "follow me" which is essentially what gideon from the bible said to the people who followed him intoments in these young people's lives and it sets the stage for their future service to the country. griff: and congressman, those cadets have just listened to as you see here on our screen , the rotor blades spin ning as the president in marine one land. you mentioned the class motto this year it is "with vision, we lead." what might that vision be? >> well, their vision is going to be for freedom. you know the values that are important to america, a military to build their force in a way that meets the challenges of the future, and we're talking about when i came in, the doctrine was air, land, battle, doctrine and we talked about maybe we were beginning to talk about state. now it's state, now it's cyber as folks on your show have mentioned this morning, and it's progressing into this domain of the mind. and actually, a battle for what people think and so, you know, psychological warfare, it takes on a new meaning in the era of social media and all of the cyber stuff that we have at o