you tried to get marlon brando on and i love how you missed today's which almost everybody would have skipped the date but to tell that story that's just wonderful. >> it's appropriate that i'm doing this from a bookstore because i finished the story on joe banana and i want to use a little bit of the godfather and normally it's a simple request through the studio and one day brando himself calls, how is joe banana okay with using this but he and i then began a long conversation over weeks and months. icall him up and wish him happy birthday . and he said what is this was celebrating birthdays, animals don't celebrate birthdays. i'm just calling to wish you a happy birthday. and then another time he would call me up and i don't know if it's a generational thing but they don't say hello, how are you. they just talk. so one day brando calls out and he says you know people that have these great reputations, and i said marlon, nicetalking to you, i've got to go and i meeting somebody at the bar and he ignores it . charlie chaplin, great reputation and williams o'brien, great reputation .

i don't want to miss the one with marlon brando.i think almost everybody would have skipped that date. >> it is appropriate that i'm doing this from a bookstore. i just finished a story and i wanted to use a little bit of the godfather. normally, it is a very simple request for the studio. one day he quotes is he okay with using this? yeah, he is fine. a long, long conversation over weeks and months. i called to wish him happy birthday. both of us report on the same date. animals don't celebrate birthdays. trees don't celebrate birthdays. i'm just calling to wish you a happy birthday. [laughter] other times, calling me up, i don't know if it is a generational thing, but they don't say hello how are you, they just talk. one day brando calls up and he says people who have these great representations, i have to go, i am meeting somebody. he ignores it. charlie, great reputation. repuo then, he starts raving lisa ryan .... .... mike says he's low nervous i say i'm a little nervous yes this is going so well. the drive down the drive, mar

just on that point, marlon, if you could pick up, were you not finding that diversity of culture within traditional tech hubs? >> so we have a saying within the firm that, you know, talent is ubiquitous but access to opportunity and capital is not so we're going to go and find the -- you know, those diamonds in the rough that are building amazing companies, that are today unheard of we are going to make them known and help them build, you know, world class institutions. >> adrian, i wonder what the next phase is in building communities, maybe even conferences, around the movement and focus that mac represents. i mean even in this move to increase representation in tech, i keep hearing over and over again, well, we are going to hbcus, and that's great, but i mean there's only so many hbcus, right, and there's all kinds of issues as you and i both know with that effort, and just trying to flood in there and thinking you will find everything there what can be done, needs to be done, perhaps you guys are thinking about around formalizing, enriching communities and events as focal points for

and know marlon makes a brief appearance. on . the boats with the tourists are heading back to harbor they caught a fish a marley they had spent an hour hunting it then it died by mistake they say. it swallowed a hook and hurt itself and we were going to catch and release it but then we couldn't get enough people out but in china asks for its entrails so its death wasn't entirely in vain they could help her research she hopes to present her 1st findings in 2 years' time and we've put on the cause and we have to protect. you know that 1 may have some value but a living one has so much more and more to. ben says he's grateful for the part he can play in researching the marlin and the efforts to protect the species. ghana is one of africa's popular tourist destinations and that's where this week's global snack comes from. with 2000000 inhabitants ghana's capital accra on the west african atlantic coast is the biggest city in the country and our local. is the choice it has a snack bar on mile 7 where she's been selling grilled corn on

marlon, tienes alguna opiniÓn al respecto en tÉrminos de vacunas y adolescentes?s un Óbito 40.000 pacientes y 2500 de ellos con covid 19 y no hemos visto segundos casos con la enfermedad como tales. desde que se comenzÓ con la vacuna no hay casos si estÁn vacunados lo que sugiere que la inmunidad es por un tiempo mÁs largo de lo que se suponÍa que podÍa ser el primer momento en donde se estimaba que eran tres meses. tenemos mucho que aprender de esto. yo soy optimista que serÁ de por lo menos de 6:00 a 8:00 meses y si podemos sacar de circulaciÓn el virus es posible de que no nos haga falta una segunda dosis pero si no somos eficientes quizÁs hasta necesitarÍamos nuevas vacunas para estas nuevas variantes juan: puede ser mÁs pero sucede que las personas quieren respuestas hoy y la ciencia no funciona de esa manera. alan hacemos una pausa y enseguida crece la controversia por el vÍdeo de paty navidad y marÍa conchita alonso. britney spears habla sin tapujos de su documental y te sorprenderÁ por lo que dijo. los doctores continÚan presionen a tus preguntas porque si

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the community, but politicians, black artists, progressive artists, people from all over, including marlon and many other hollywood celebrities. >> the anger, the wrath, the incandescent determination of these people to get a fair shake in this country is beyond anything that you can imagine. >> black panther huey newton has finally come to trial after eight months of legal maneuvering. the 26-year-old man is charged with the murder of oakland police officer john frey. >> but i do remember walking along here during that period of

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hoisting his 3-year-old son marlon above his head, luis pineda told me they'd been on the road for 12 days. he also said he's thankful for president biden. he told me, we heard he's giving opportunities. we hope it is still happening. we thank him from the bottom of our hearts. reportedly under pressure from the biden administration, mexican authorities this week said they would step up enforcement to stop the flow of migrants across the country's southern border with guatemala. it stretches more than 500 miles. we saw this checkpoint several hours from the border where immigration officials searched vehicles. we're told migrants are no longer in those those massive caravans, because they're so easily targeted and broken up. instead, they're in smaller groups as they try to make their way north. the biden administration has turned back the majority of those crossing into the u.s. we've seen the images of many distraught after believing they would find refuge in the u.s. but those that do make it, especially minors, are met with a growing crisis at the u.s./mexico border, as our matt g

stylist but because life as an african-american woman is frightening 'd if god was lost when racist marlon's police brutality and protests against that took over the streets of america including the city of new orleans the 1st man purchased life firearm was actually i was seeing me of 2020 so just just less than a year ago and i partially because i recognize there's so much that was happening in my neighborhood and also around the country and just the world over and i didn't want to be a sitting duck she's not alone for many in the us guns are the only on such a few african-americans and women accounted for a large spike in gun sales during the trauma that was 2020. there's been a huge at stake in like 5 like you know firearms owners because we have been target for so long and we're sick and tired of it we're just sick and tired of it. there's no resolution for us we can't rely on on anyone really it's just different as in our backs we're ourselves. a lot of black men are not allowed to own guns partially because they've been incarcerated so their rights have been taken away. there is a lot

stylist but because life as an african-american woman is frightening if god was lost when racist marlon's police brutality and protest against that took over the streets of america including the city of new orleans the 1st part is why firearm was actually i was saying me of 2020 so just just less than a year ago and i partially because i recognize that some stuff was happening in my neighborhood and also around the country and used to roll over and i didn't want to be a sitting duck she's not alone so many in the us guns are the only sort of a few african-americans and women accounted for a large spike in gun sales during the trauma that was 2020. there's been a huge at stake in like 5 like you know firearms owners because we have been target for so long and we're sick and tired of it we're just sick and tired of it. there's no resolution for us we can't rely on on anyone really it's just different as in our back but ourselves. a lot of black men are not allowed to own guns partially because they've been incarcerated so their rights have been taken away. and there isn't a single home in t

an officer can be heard talking about the child saying i'd beat him so bad commenting on the case marlon police admitted that it was badly. it is clear that the event and everything that has come after the event should have been handled better by all involved it is important to note that unless and officers assigned to a specialized unit but come are a county police officers did not receive training on how to effectively communicate with a young child in distress. the boy's mother has filed a lawsuit against the officers both of them remain employed with the department pending an internal investigation though we heard from a youth rights campaigner every smedley she thinks there is no justification for the officer's behavior i was moshav by how aggressive they were from the very outset i honestly think they need to be fired there's just no reason they should be acting this towards a 5 year old and it makes you wonder how they treat other members of the community i'm not sure what process you need to happen to have that bill be public so i assume it was some legal issue but i i just can't

drugs and you know it was an important speech as you know as you've seen over the course of time marlon brando setting a native american woman up to make a statement i think statements are wonderful things the problem when it comes to politics sometimes is when it is we've seen over the years when it becomes too sealers to point against one person and i think that was a big issue of the last 4 years where in times we were criticizing systems when it comes to politics we are criticizing a system of war on drugs or war or foreign wars or me too and then when it comes to then singling out certain people becomes harder because then it becomes very touchy right so we criticize the iraq war. made it all about bush when we understood it was more about a system for the same as clinton had done but it's like the left was we see that i'm singling out people like bush or trump as opposed to what the right does which is more critical of the system as a whole and that's what we thought you know the past 4 years last night very there was no probably mention of biden that i remember but one thing that

and know marlon makes a brief appearance. on . the boats with the tourists are heading back to harbor they caught a fish a marley they had spent an hour hunting it then it died by mistake they say. it swallowed a hook and hurt itself and we were going to catch and release it but then we couldn't. find tina asks for its entrails so its death wasn't entirely in vain they could help her research she hopes to present her 1st findings in 2 years' time if we put on the cause and we have to protect. you know that that 1 may have some value but a living one has so much more and more to. ben says he's grateful for the part he can play in researching the marlin and the efforts to protect the species. gonna is one of africa's popular tourist destinations and that's where this week's global snack comes from. with the 2000000 inhabitants ghana's capital on the west african atlanta coast is the biggest city in the country. are open. to see george says it has a snack bar on mile 7 where she's been selling grilled corn on the cob since 2009. each

stylist but because life as an african-american woman is frightening if god was lost you when racist marlon's police brutality and protests against that took over the streets of america including the city new orleans the 1st purchase life firearm was actually i was saying many of 2020 so just just less than a year ago and i purchased it because i recognized as the most of what's happening in my neighborhood and also around the country and yes there were over and i didn't want to be a sitting duck she's not alone so many in the us guns are the only answer to the few african-americans and women accounted for a large spike in gun sales during the trauma that was 2020. there's been a huge uptick in like 5 like you know firearms owners because we have been target for so long and we're sick and tired of it we're just sick and tired of it there's no resolution for us we can't rely on on anyone really it's just different as in our backs where ourselves. a lot of black men are not allowed to own guns partially because they've been incarcerated so their rights have been taken away. and there is a lot o

and know marlon makes a brief appearance. on . the boats with the tourists are heading back to harbor they caught a fish a marley they had spent an hour hunting it then it died by mistake they say. it swallowed a hook and hurt itself and we were going to catch and release it but then we couldn't get nothing. but and tina asks for its entrails so its death wasn't entirely in vain they could help her research she hopes to present her 1st findings in 2 years' time if we put them because and we have to protect them on. you know that that 1 may have some value but a living one has so much more and more to. ben says he's grateful for the part he can play in researching the marlin and the efforts to protect the species. ghana is one of africa's popular tourist destinations and that's where this week's global snack comes from. with 2000000 inhabitants ghana's capital accra on the west african atlantic coast is the biggest city in the country. is the joyce it has a snack bar on mile 7 where she's been selling grilled corn on the cob since

and know marlon makes a brief appearance. on . the boats with the tourists are heading back to harbor they caught a fish a marlin they had spent an hour hunting it then it died by mistake they say they swallowed the hook and hurt itself they were going to catch and release it but then we couldn't get nothing. but in china asks for its entrails so its death wasn't entirely in vain they could help her research she hopes to present her 1st findings in 2 years' time and we've put on the cause and we have to protect. but you know that that 1 may have some value but a living one has so much more and more to. ben says he's grateful for the part he can play in researching the marlin and the efforts to protect the species. ghana is one of africa's popular tourist destinations and that's where this week's global snack comes from. with 2000000 inhabitants ghana's capital accra on the west african atlantic coast is the biggest city in the country. is the joyce it has a snack bar on mile 7 where she's been selling grilled corn on the cold sinc

marlon yarber, the assistant chief probation officer juvenile operations says on average his staff uses the pepper spray about 3 times a month that utilize when necessary. but that might all change with assembly. bill 1165 introduced by assembly member mike gibson bans. >> the use of pepper spray, tear gas, 4, oc in this entire state of california gibson, a democrat who represents a portion of los angeles county. >> says he is proposing this bill after hearing from juveniles who have had negative experiences with pepper spray while incarcerated. this is absolutely necessary. >> because a number of our juvenile facilities and juveniles coming from traumatize backgrounds who's also for the being traumatized. and humanized by this parade. but for yarber removing metal makes him not only concerned about his staff's safety. >> but also the youths well-being claiming the alternative would be physical force without that tool. you know, my my fears that it would create opportunities for increased for injury to occur. >> and i don't anyone wants to see that. gibson says 7 counties, many of them

as the gorbachevs walk in that reagan's pantyhose have visibly collapsed and she just quietly, and marlon noticed and he watched this happen. and nobody else saw this. she went over and took him by the arm and took him right around the corner to a lady's room and everything got fixed and she came back out and no one was the wiser. and he said that he felt that nancy had done more for u.s. soviet relations than anyone else ever could. and still -- she was a very committed communist, marxist and she continued to lecture. and nancy didn't like to be lectured to, and that became a -- they didn't get along for a long time and then at the end of president reagan's term when they all met in new york with the incoming president bush nancy said ray said gorbachev has completely changed. she was friendly and nice and invited them all to come to daca and russia and they had a wonderful time. >> one of the stories i love in the book is one you and i have spoken about a lot is the story of the two young korean children who both give credit to nancy reagan for literally saving their lives. we have a ge

stylist but because life as an african-american woman is frightening if god was lost you when racist marlon's police brutality and protest against that took over the streets of america including the city in new orleans the 1st purchased life firearm was actually i was saying me of 2020 so just just less than a year ago and i partially because i recognize as the mischief was happening in my neighborhood and also around the country and just the world over and i didn't want to be a sitting duck she's not alone for many in the u.s. guns all the only on such a few african-americans and women accounted for a large spike in gun sales during the trauma that was 2020. there's been a huge uptick in like 5 like you know firearms owners because we have been target for so long and we're sick and tired of it we're just sick and tired of it there's no resolution for us we can't rely on. on anyone really to just finessing our backs with ourselves. a lot of black men are not allowed to own guns partially because they've been incarcerated so their rights have been taken away. and there is a lot of single homes

the trump has been having quote hype beatings a marlon mar a lago about his return.hink that we're going to see president trump returning to social media and probably about two or three months here with his own platform. trump was banned from twitter following the siege on the us. capitol back on january 6th. he had been a prolific poster on the platform before and during his presidency. president biden said today that he plans to visit the us mexico border at some point as the surge of immigrants continued enter the country illegally. also this weekend bite administration reached in 86 million deal with the nonprofit house immigrant families in hotel rooms for a period of six months. report tonight from fox news david spot as of now, there are around 15th unaccompanied minors in the custody of u. s officials on the border. there are growing calls from both sides of the aisle for president biden to personally visit the border and see what's going on with his own two eyes. for now, the president is disc his homeland security secretary, alejandra my orcas, who has made

hemingway saw himself, six foot tall, 200 pounds, with a 1200 pound marlon at his side, he was not going to be photographed publicly in a wheelchair. his bravado would not allow it. july 2, 19 61, 10:00 a.m., he took that opportunity to clock himself out. do i feel bad about that? yes. do i blame him? no. i understand his character. i understand his mind, and i understand his ego. he will always be six foot tall, 200 pounds. hemingway wrote because he loved to write. when my favorite quotes was from another reporter interviewing him. what age did you realize you wanted to be a writer? he simply said, i've always known. what does that mean? i was born to be a writer. >> "the call of the wild" and "white fang" make jack london one of the most successful writers in the early 20th century spending his last 11 years in northern california's sonoma valley. his ranch cottage is the backdrop for his writing as well as a growing interest in developing better farming practices. >> jack london was one of the most famous authors in the world at the time. he was the highest-paid author in the world,