. >>> nathanial philbrick talks about his book "in the heart of the sea:the tragedy of the whaleshipessex" which details the 1820 sinking of the "essex" in the atlantic ocean following a destruc

open whether he would join a coalition with netanyahu we have about 3 to 4 leaders of the enter nathanial camp standing divided against that then you know so if you stand together but you are divided. the ability of co-working is very limited so the ability for them to form a coalition that will be able to govern and will be able to survive. is improbable to reach a majority in the knesset the israeli parliament and to form a government parties need to get 61 out of 120 seats for many israelis netanyahu has become an increasingly divisive figure he's been in office since 2009 and he faces corruption charges in court allegations he denies that i know of as netanyahu states are over he has been our prime minister for 15 years that's it we need something new a different prime minister can achieve the rebuttal sure i think baby would be reelected because there's no one more promising although i want to believe there is someone else i don't really treasure a little i want the same prime minister to stay because he's good for everyone around you people are living thanks to the prime minister pe

unfortunately including over 420 san francisco ans who have perished from covid-19 so access nathaniledging that and also because of the early actions san franciscans took that fortunately our death rate has been low comparable to other jurisdictions. the other piece that stands out is the understanding of the virus has dramatically evolved over these 12 months, understanding how to slow the spread of the virus, through the masking, through the social distancing, we got virtually no federal support to do testing. i think also looking back at this the ppe supplies, protective equipment for frontline workers we were running out because there were no supply chains and different counties were competing with each other to get face shield, face masks for people who are literally working in our hospitals. that just pains me. we need to acknowledge that was something that was a failure on the federal side. >> i'm always curious when each person realize that covid-19 was an emergency, some people say it was when the nba shut down or when i went to the store and nothing was there, everyone has

. >>> nathanial philbrick talks about his book "in the heart of the sea:the tragedy of the whaleship essex" which details the 1820 sinking of the "essex" in the atlantic ocean following a destructive attack by a sperm whale and they recount the fate of the ship's crew as they tried for three months to reach main land south america. the nantucket historical association hosted this event and provided the video. >>> good evening and welcome to the nantucket whaling museum. the nantucket historical association is very pleased to bring you our socially distanced commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the whaleship "essex" tragedy. my name is michael harrison. i'm the obid massey research chair at the nantucket historical association and we are thrilled to be this evening in conversation with nathaniel philbrick, long-time islander here. nat and his wife arrived on nantucket in 1986, and have lived here ever since. and nat is an historian and has written numerous books about the island. in the year 2000 published in "in the heart of the sea," a book about the "essex" tragedy, which won