of resuscitation measures let's find out where they are from our correspondent in berlin pain to oliver good morning peter what have the leaders there managed to come up with. well it was a 3 hour summit of the council that's the heads of state and government of the 27 member states on thursday evening they agreed to present a united front when it comes to tackling the coronavirus that united front will take the form of a vaccine distribution when a vaccine is found it will be shared equally throughout the block also borders are to remain open this was something they weren't able to do in the spring during the 1st wave of coronavirus we sure we saw borders being shut down nationally they want to keep those open there's also a 220000000 euro been pledged to allow patients to move between e.u. member states for say if one nation is particularly suffering then they can be moved to a nation they can accommodate them and has hospital beds we've already seen this happen with patients moving from belgium here to germany but i'm good but not i'm glad merkel excuse me ers live on the line the new com

finding someone who does remember that, i colleague oliver sallet. good evening to you. e got the topics for the debate set. we've got that mute button. what else can we expect? oliver: i remember very well, brent, and that is also the question that millions of american voters are asking themselves. how is this going to look? as you mentioned, the first debate ended in chaos. it was dubbed the worst in history, president trump constantly debating joe biden. trump, not looking very good in the format. the moderator exposed the misinformation trump wanted to spread, and tonight, it will be the last chance for donald trump to turn the tide. he is trailing in polls, and he is feeding from that chaos, but the microphones will be muted tonight. that will bring some normalcy back to the presidential debate, and will be very interesting to see how president trump will respond to that and how that format is going to go down with american voters. brent: you remember the last time in the first debate, the moderator was blamed for part of the chaos. this time, the moderator is alread

there is no doubt that sport and perhaps a good olive oil kick for a beginner. if they get good but it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind and water i wanted to do that to the marrow. and she's been doing it ever since but august 2019 she was ready to take on something big she windsurfed from the island of capital to the greek mainly 18 nautical miles or around 33 kilometers in 6 hours that's a guinness world record for the world's oldest windsurfer and when she's not taking to the wind the former clerk likes to dig bread and try out different recipes it's how she unwinds. it in it's really very relaxing it's a wonderful thing an action full of love for the casea. she spent the summer months year on couple looking young with her husband and they spend the winter in switzerland. cloud of bread. enjoy the chat with your kids has caught the windsurfing bug from their. hero move forward i'm glad to have

oliver salat good evening to you. so you flesh this out for it what exactly is google being accused of here. well the allegation brant is that google is on fall unlawfully maintaining a monopoly and that it's cutting off its rivals essentially in the areas mentioned here are general search services search advertising and general text advertising so we're talking about the areas that google is known for of course and as you mentioned it's a very significant law case the biggest of its type in 20 years since the groundbreaking case against microsoft but we're also looking at one of the u.s. government's most significant acts to protect competition here really google has already responded they believe that this law case is deeply flawed and that people use it voluntarily because they choose to use google they stress there are other options other search ends and engines out on the market and that they're going to fight this you know the we understand the attorneys general who have signed on to this lawsuit are all republi

there is no doubt that sport and perhaps a good olive oil keeps the body and spirit young that is certainly the case for the greek native honest assia too and she's an avid windsurfer and that at the incredible age of 82 she's even broken a world record well seeing is believing so we caught up with her in greece to find out what keeps her so young. 82 year old honest as you know the mom hardly misses a day out on the mediterranean sea her passion is windsurfing off the coast of the greek island of. there should i just love to windsurf i feel this great expanse that fills my soul. it's total freedom for the i get so much pleasure from that the wonderful feeling of being at one with nature and the wind and water. it's simply fantastic to get there not only because of the physical. logic required only started surfing at age 40 rather late for a beginner. but it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind and water i wanted to do that to

there is no doubt the sport and perhaps a good olive oil keeps the body and spirit young that is certainly the case for the greek native. to now she's an avid windsurfer and that at the incredible age of $82.00 she's even broken a world record well seeing is believing so we caught up with her in greece to find out what keeps her so young. 82 year old honest us you know the mom hardly misses a day out on the mediterranean sea her passion is windsurfing off the coast of the greek island of. i just love to windsurf i feel this great expanse that fills my soul. it's total freedom i get so much pleasure from that the wonderful feeling of being at one with nature and the wind and water. it's simply fantastic to get there not only because of the fickle. let it only started surfing at age 40 rather late for a beginner. but they get broke but it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind and water i wanted to do that to go. and she's been do

there is no doubt that sport and perhaps good olive oil keeps the body and spirit young that is certainly the case for the greek native honest assia too and she's an avid windsurfer and that at the incredible age of 82 she's even broken a world record well seeing is believing so we caught up with her in greece to find out what keeps her so young. 82 year old honest as you know the mom hardly misses a day out on the mediterranean sea her passion is windsurfing off the coast of the greek island of catalonia. there should i just love to windsurf i feel this great expanse that fills my soul. it's total freedom with what the law i get so much pleasure from that the wonderful feeling of being at one with nature and the wind and water. it's simply fantastic if they're not already because of the physical. let it only started surfing at age 40 rather late for a beginner. but they get broken but it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind

there is no doubt that sport and perhaps a good olive oil keeps the body and spirit young that is certainly the case for the greek native honest. to now she's an avid windsurfer and that at the incredible age of $82.00 she's even broken a world record well seeing is believing so we caught up with her in greece to find out what keeps her so young. 82 year old honest as you know the mom hardly misses a day out on the mediterranean sea her passion is windsurfing off the coast of the greek island of. i just love to windsurf i feel this great expanse that fills my soul. it's total freedom of the law i get so much pleasure from that the wonderful feeling of being at one with nature and the wind and water. it's simply fantastic i ever get there not only because of the fickle. heat that it requires only started surfing at age 40 rather late for a beginner. but they get put out it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind and water i wanted

freezes over the alleged poisoning of the opposition figures let's get more now from peter oliver this inverting good evening chief. can you just tell us more then about these possible sanctions and also how russia views the situation yes world e.u. foreign ministers have approved put placing sanctions on russia over the alleged poisoning of alexina vuln the sanctions measures were put forward jointly by france and germany the legal necessities will need to be drawn up before they can come into full force and we're expecting them to be announced in e.u. council meeting that's a meeting of the heads of government in state of the e.u. member states on thursday and friday of this week what we can expect from the sanctions though is that they will take the form of asset freezes and travel bans if it's being reported that 9 members of russia's security services may be the targets of the sanctions the german foreign minister announcing them had this to say. we have initiated sanctions against individuals whom we believe to be partly responsible for this violation of international law it is important that t

about their impressions and what they thought about what they have our first student is oliver cole. guest: good morning. how are you doing? host: thank you for joining us. what were you impressions leading up to last night? what did you get from last night? guest: campus has been abuzz this whole week. there's a lot of anticipation in the air. i was really pleased with how the debate went. it really lived up to that expectation. overall it was productive for both candidates and for the american people who will be voting on those candidates or have already voted on them. i think overall, great opportunity for american voters to get a better look at the candidates. host: you are studying neuroscience, what your level of interest in politics? guest: i would say that currently i just want to be an active member of my voting community. i'm not sure how neuroscience and politics will interplay in my future, but i do think at a basic level it's important to be an informed and well spoken member of the voting public. host: how would you identify yourself politically? guest: i would identify as a democr

german capital or a page kicks off more than a snarky proposal for the day for now have a good day yourself peter oliver a correspondent in berlin you know somewhere not having a good day at all sudan one of the poorest nations in the world which has seen years of political turmoil and now has to deal with major floods on its hand is our sister can only september but the consequences are still being acutely felt in 16 out of the country's 18 regions authorities have put in place a 3 month long state of emergency. or rather i doubt nothing out of the water has destroyed all of our house furniture and belongings they were glowing lost in the flood of being evacuated from our homes to safer places several houses were in time it's truly we managed to save some furniture because the rest mistakingly through it so. some people are living now under a tree we don't have anything left and children live on the trees there's no place to shelter us and the village is still submerged in water we're building a hoss out of wood and plastic she said to show to ourselves and our families until things get better. this aw

there is no doubt that sport and perhaps a good olive oil keeps the body and spirit young that is certainly the case for the greek native honest assia to now she's an avid windsurfer and that at the incredible age of 82 she's even broken a world record well seeing is believing so we caught up with her in greece to find out what keeps her so young. 82 year old on the steps to get all the mom to part b. misses a day out on the mediterranean sea her passion is windsurfing off the coast of the greek island of. there should i just love to windsurf i feel this great expanse that fills my soul with its total freedom of the low i get so much pleasure from it the wonderful feeling of being at one with nature and the wind and water. it's simply fantastic if they're not already because of the fickle. let it requires only started surfing at age 40 rather late for a beginner. but out it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind and water i wante

there is no doubt that sport and perhaps a good olive oil keeps the body and spirit young that is certainly the case for the greek native honest assia to now she's an avid windsurfer and that at the incredible age of 82 she's even broken a world record well seeing is believing so we caught up with her in greece to find out what keeps her so young. 82 year old honest as you know the mom hardly misses a day out on the mediterranean sea her passion is windsurfing off the coast of the greek island of. i just love to windsurf i feel this great expanse that fills my soul. it's total freedom i get so much pleasure from it the wonderful feeling of being at one with nature and the wind and water. it's simply fantastic if they're not already because of the fickle. let it only started surfing at age 40 rather late for a beginner. but they get put out it was my 1st time on the atlantic and i saw somebody out surfing and it hit me like a bolt from the blue and i knew that's it that's what i wanted to do fly across the sea and glide along between the wind and water i wanted to do that too narrow. and she

washing correspondents all over salad have one eye on each of bends and joins us now for more good evening to you oliver so what stood out to you . well it was what it was a lot calmer and more sophisticated than the 1st presidential debate we remember that this went down very in a very chaotic chaotic fashion where nobody let the other one finish a sentence especially donald trump interrupting so tonight was different 2 very different and separated events from each other the dominating topic dominating topic was the cold 19 pandemic president trump's host was very tough on him because of the many false claims the president made here and the holes then have to challenge these claims we just heard it also in the sound bites one of one of his claims was the demi going on the one was on his support on far right extremists of militia groups now joe biden wins in the attacking mold saying that donald trump is doing nothing to rein in the pandemic biden very much in the off and see here tonight and donald trump in the defense and tell us more how did these events turn out this way to begin with. well 1st of a

oliver: and when i come out, i went into business in 1967. lemonis: what's a good day?good day dollar-wise? oliver: $1,000, but we've lost mother's day and memorial day. lemonis: mother's day is typically a major revenue driver for this community, and oliver's business, like many other businesses, was closed that day. does something like this make you want to call it quits? oliver: if i was younger, no, but you get to the age on me? yes. lemonis: wow. oliver is similar to a lot of people here in grafton. he's losing hope, and the loss of hope to an individual or a town can be devastating. next, i wanted to check out the loading dock, a popular tourist destination. peter: marcus. lemonis: how you doing, sir? peter: how do you do? nice to meet you, sir. lemonis: it wasn't easy to get here. peter: well, route 3 takes you right into the river at this point. the water is almost three blocks from where it should be. lemonis: what is this building? peter: this is my building. this is the old grafton boat works that we turned into a bar. lemonis: what was it originally? peter:

washington correspondent all over salad have one eye on each of bend and joins us now for more good evening to you oliver so what stood out to you. well you know as well it was a lot calmer and more sophisticated than the 1st presidential debate we remember that this went down very in a very chaotic chaotic fashion where nobody let the other one finish a sentence especially donald trump interrupting cell tonight was different 2 very different and separated events from each other the dominating topic dominating topic was the cold with 19 pandemic president trumps holst was very tough on him because of the many false claims the president made here and the holes then have to challenge these claims we just heard and also in the sound bites one of one of his claims was the demigod other one was on his support on the far right extremists of militia groups now joe biden wins in the attacking mold saying that donald trump is doing nothing to rein in the pandemic biden very much in the off and see here tonight and donald trump in the defense and tell us more how did these events turn out this way to begin with 1s

only at olive garden. >>goodybody welcome back 8.29 this saturday morning we've been dealing with some hot days in the bay area earlier in the week and now waking up to cooler temperatures and i know about you but i've been enjoying day for says wait a don't get too excited because it's going to change it again right little flavor fall, i here marty good morning and good morning, everybody in those who are scratching and waiting for summer hey we got in the in the longer-range deals. well, here's a live shot that goes on in the golden gate we've been kind of monitoring these stratus clouds. >>pretty much have us all covered up this is what it looks like from space and again a couple little spotty scattered showers throughout the day are possible today. again it's going to be enough to really kind of dirty up the car does not really much substance with its acting more as a cooler and also to bring some more of that moisture off towards our way and let's check into that as we get later in the day today to overnight

the good new reporter oliver summit talks to the people what are they so angry about. what do they expect from the upcoming election if it really prepared. a report from on the ground. 13 minutes on d w. how's your view of the well. where i come from but over that it does this go it just like with chinese food that's a natural way i am always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one. the thing i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things and you took different terminology plenty of fluids pers as an articulation that exist as a part of the war haven't been ever mentioned in china that's new for a lot of chinese people wondering if they're going to take it but if people have the right to learn all that is this is their job journalism on how i see it and at the time why enough my job because i try to do it exactly the hour a day my name is the uninsured and i work at it up here 2. this is deja vu news live from for lead in the us a new tough judge promises to defend the rule of law. do my job without any fear or favor and that

reacting to the news the culture secretary oliver dowden took to social media shortly afterwards and said today's meeting represented ‘a goodurge them to work together & stay focused on helping clubs through this crisis" here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott today marks the first opportunity for the 20 clubs to get around the table, albeit the virtual one. since those plans first emerged on sunday and yes they were led by liverpool and manchester united. and perhaps supported by other members of the members of the big six. but there's not really any point pursuing a plan if it's not going to get the necessary 1a club majority that we no significant decisions in the premier league need to. i suppose what has happened today and what appears to have happened based on the statement is that they've all got around the table and discuss project big picture and has gone down so badly with the premier league executives and clubs that it appears they've decided to ditch the proposal. what has done is part of the wider discussion about the future financing and structure within english football. and it has brought to the f

our first student is all over, oliver cole.r -- guest: good morning. how are you doing?ost: thank you for joining us. what were you impressions leading up to last night? what did you get from last night? campus has been abuzz this whole week. there's a lot of anticipation in the air. i was really pleased with how the debate went. it really lived up to that expectation. overall it was productive for both candidates and for the american people who will be voting on those candidates or have already voted on them. i think overall, great opportunity for american voters to get a better look at the candidates. host: you are studying neuroscience, what your level of interest in politics? say thatwould currently i just want to be an active member of my voting community. i'm not sure how neuroscience and politics will interplay in my, but i do think at a basic level it's important to be an and well spoken member of the voting public. host: how would you identify yourself politically? guest: i would identify as a democrat. host: when it comes to the way you are approaching and look

good medicine in that shot. >> reporter: and that will take time. meg oliver, cbs news, patterson, new jersey. >> o'donnell: so with no vaccine and covid cases surging, is the u.s. headed for another shutdown? cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook asked dr. anthony fauci for this sunday's "60 minutes." >> how bad would things have to get for you to advocate a national lockdown? >> they would have to get really, really bad. first of all, the country is fatigued with restrictions. so we want to use public health measures, not to get in the way of opening the economy, but to being a safe gateway to opening the economy. so instead of having an opposition, open up the economy, get jobs back, or shut down. no. put shut down away and say we're going to use public health measures to help us safely get to where we want to go. >> o'donnell: and there's much more of dr. lapook's interview with dr. fauci. that's this sunday on "60 minutes." tonight, there are growing questions about the man once known as america's mayor, rudy giuliani, and if he is being use

good with lettuce. >> mm-hmm. >> and in king, north carolina, ms. westmoreland's class, too. mt. oliver wifi. >> is it just me or did ms. westmoreland leave the call? >> i think that's true, ms. westmoreland actually left the call. >> can you see me? can you see me? >> we loved it. good night. >>> an accident at an outdoor dining area in san jose turned deadly. a woman that was one of eight injured died of her injuries. thanks for joinings us, i'm larry beil. >> investigatiors are still looking into the deadly crash after a driver struck an outdoor group of diners. there are questions who could be held liable. >> reporter: cleanup is underway after a dramatic crash at grand century mall in san jose in which a 69-year-old man drove his suv into a crowd of diners who were gathered outside for dim sum on sunday afternoon. police believe it was an accident but now say it has taken a fatal turn after one of the victims succumb to injuries last night and declared brain-dead by the coroner's office. the case will be turned

cotter, a well known and very good commentator, decided to refocus his skills in a different way — by commentating on the activities of his two mischievous labrador retrievers, oliveg here, only has to hold on. going to the upright, though, high tariff with no opposable thumbs, high risk at this stage. and it's gone and mabel takes it! no mercy from the younger dog, who takes this victory just as time runs out. a famous win, built on patience and sheer belief. ok, the annual report, you've pretty much ruined the sofas, 913 squirrels chased, none caught, so not a good return. so, again, things to... sorry, mabel, if you're going to do that, could you just switch off the video function again, so we don't have to see it? well, how fitting it should come down to these two. 0live in herfamiliar black, five—times the champion, mabel, the rising star, winner last year. you can see how excited they are and also feel the tension... get on with it! ..and hear it in the crowd as we near the start of this final and now they go. 0live away first but a problem with mabel‘s bowl, that might cost her now, having to play catch up. it has kept millions of us are well entertained ov

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meg oliver is in morris plains, new jersey. meg, good to you. >> reporter: gayle, good morning. back in july we went inside this high school where officials had a hybrid plan in place. students would attend class every other week. with an uptick in cases right before school, they were forced to make it more restrictive, cutting out things like lunch. now educators and students are hoping the plan holds. >> i just want to enjoy my soon your year like it's normal. >> it's far from normal but 17-year-old jordan thompson will take it. every other week he and his younger sister head to high school for a half day of in-person classes. >> reporter: did it feel strange when you first started interacting? >> really strange. half the class is there and the other class is virtual. >> reporter: at jordan's high school 50% of the student body chose to have some in-person learning. on an average day that means close to 300 students wearing masks, social distancing and sometimes taking class outside. everyone at the school has to complete a health scre

good be going. to. come. to. the bride of course states of america. where militias just want to take the law in the book order oliver sallet talks to the people what are they so angry about. what do they expect from the upcoming election because they really prepared. a report from on the ground. close up. to 90 minutes on d w. i n l n b a. the more. current. because you know for years i'm. in those war smoldering. loonies. as mostly. there's no use no love. for them which. doesn't. work using the. can't sleep. killing spree. killing small. this is a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. his teacher is beating a boy for talking back and class. for the rest of the class watches. appearing toddlers being hit by his mother. breaking appliance. this child sleeps in the streets because her family through her. fear. online bullying. pushes a teenager over the edge. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean others and there are make them visible visible. violence against children disappear. this is g.w. news live and from berlin will it be a walk down why as the number of corona virus infections explodes

good half it is. there's a lot more interest in the diet she's apparently using. adele is on the diet that centers on certain protein found in things like kale, extra virgin olive oilchocolate. adele lost 40 pounds earlier this year. that inspired some of her fans to follow the diet. listen, i thought adele has always looked good but you look at her now and she looks totally different. i love her voice, i've loved her look. >> it was so great to hear her sing. >> i love how they did that. her was the musical guest. adele said her album wasn't ready but they came up with a skit where you got to hear them sing which i thought was genius. but the diet is called sirt food. now fans are saying after looking at adele with the body type that's very relatable to a lot of us that they feel inspired, so there you go. >> well, the songs are very good. my wife and i went away this weekend to celebrate her 37th birthday. >> what a good husband you are. >> we watched "saturday night live." i love you, katy, happy birthday. you have a surprise coming later. >> you have to run out and buy it first? >> i have a confirmation number, anthony, and it better be good. but we saw "saturd

oliver summit talks to what are they so angry about. what to expect from the upcoming election really prepared. a report from the ground to a close up to a good 60 minutes on g.w. . in the light of climate change. africa's most of. the books the for the future the books. comforting megacity. in such the future. this is the news africa coming up on the program that have us thinking impacts of climate change on africa why is the continent's the most to fall and how can we better handle it and you report to give sometimes this also coming up. after another weekend of looting in nigeria if you do show on in lagos ask.

good morning russ, nice to see you. just to remind our viewers, we're talking about, because of this spat over airbus and boeing, we're talking about tariffs put on things like scotch whiskey, olivesouts, nobody really likes tariffs and taxes, they make everything much more expensive so they are very potentially damaging to european exported to the united states, the european support in a claim with the world trade 0rganisation asking for effectively to retaliate, puts ta riffs effectively to retaliate, puts tariffs on american goods, fruit, aircraft parts for example, andi fruit, aircraft parts for example, and i suspect that he suspects that he has some leverage at the moment that there given is an american election coming up in two or three weeks time, and this can be seen as bad for american business. i was just be seen as bad for american business. i wasjust going to talk you about the timing. this will totally fall on deaf ears, won't it? anyone in the united states would be preoccupied with alexa just three weeks away. it may be working within the principal, but i think you are right, politically, the chances that president trump backs off on one of his key policies two or

and we have the culture secretary, oliver dowden, coming in a few minutes after the news, travel and weather. goodt is giving councils a further £60 million to help enforce restrictions. but brent council says its share of £200,000 over six months is not nearly enough. it says it's relying on enforcement officers from other departments to fill the role, and they don't even have the power to fine people for breaking the restrictions. i think it's bizarre, when you think about it. when you think how serious covid is, for communities, for individuals, for the economy, and yet, we can't take that major action to ensure compliance. well, as we've been hearing. we're likley to find out how new restrictions will affect all of our lives later on today. it comes as pictures emerged on social media, appearing to show people partying at picadilly circus after the pubs closed at 10pm over the weekend. there was also an impromtu game of cricket in the street in peckham. the hackney empire is one of seven theatres and arts companies that will recive some funding to help secure their futures after being forced t

good afternoon. as the premier league met today to discuss project big picture, culture secretary oliver dowden labelledt. i have made clear my deep scepticism and concern about this, both in terms of the provisions itself, where it seems to tend towards a closed shop for effectively, the six most powerful clubs in the premier league. but i think more importantly for government right now, there is a problem in football, which football is perfectly capable of resolving itself. when the premier league and the efl need to get together and do this deal. we know, from conversations i have had, that efl clu bs wa nt to conversations i have had, that efl clubs want to be allowed to go bust and there is resources there. but we need a comprehensive deal. i think it isa need a comprehensive deal. i think it is a distraction, at best, from that. england asssitsant coach chris powell‘s revelead how gareth southgate sought his advice when it became clear england were likely to experience racist abuse in their european qualifying match against bulgaria last year. england became the first team to stop an international

good. i love the orange. that's great. >> isn't it great, the zest? it's not really caramel, but -- >> delicious. >> it tastes like it. >> why didn't we get to do the olive>> not going to see it again. >> i didn't even know what she said. >> did you not know you needed to swallow? >> i didn't know how much -- >> trying to gargle at the -- >> gargle? >> it was like -- >> how much do you get in? how much do you get in? how much do you sip? >> i don't know. >> did it taste better. >> this is something you can explain. >> maybe after the show we can post a whole ig story about that. >>> we don't want to stop talking about it. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next on our "saturday session," front man jeff tweedy has used this pandemic time to release a brand-new solo album, write a book and more. we'll talk to him about that and he'll perform in our saturday session. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> and -- here's how my plan works. anyone making less than $400,000 a year won't pay a penny more, and i'm going to ask the very big corporations to pay their fair share. we're going to invest in creating millions of good-paying

good vision back there -- >> we've been doing this for years. >> there is a freshness to brandeis, with all due respect to oliver wendell holmes, when one reads holmes one is taking a trip to the juris prudence museum. with brandeis one never has that feeling. there is a freshness that continues to speak to us, and we each have a favorite brandeis quote, i'm sure most of us have many, one of my favorites associated with this campus, brandeis challenged us when he said if we were to be guided by the light of reason, we must let our minds be bold and i think he meant that not in a light way at all and he understood to let our minds be bold is a challenging and sometimes uncomfortable exercise. it is willing to go places that were that we're not sure that we're comfortable going. he understood that better than just about anyone being born at the civil war and living through the second world war. we have launched an important discussion of letting our minds be bold. my fellow panelists who have done a splendid job keeping us led by the light of reason. thank you. >> thank you, fred. that was a wonderful way to bring this fascinating discussion. l