but don't forget espn a quarter of espn was owned by the hurst corporation.d the people that were his editors there he knew from rolling stone and you know, he and he met will hurst and you know through through rolling stone as well. so, you know those those networks and those connections, you know, kind of turned out to be very helpful for him. and you know, when is when his literary productivity was was declining. you know there there were there were these old friends and i think will hearst and and espn were two of his best friends toward the end. yeah. great. well peter manvelas, i think we should open it up. take questions from our wonderful audience. yes, indeed and we do have some joseph asks. can you talk a little about hunters first novel prince jellyfish, although a short acts of appears in his book the songs of the doomed it still not ever been released. is there more to it? no, i don't think so. i'm not looking for that the person i've looked to on that is william mckean his biographer. um, you just don't know that much about it, and i'm not i don

he met will hurst rolling stone as well.so those networks, those connections turned out to be elvery helpful for him and when his literary productivity was declining there with these old friends. i think will hurst andespn were two of his best friends at the end . >> peter, i think we should open it up and take questions from ourwonderful audience . >> and we do have some. joseph asks can you talk a little about hunter's first novel prince jellyfish that appears in his book the songs of the doomed and it's still not ever been released. is there more to it? >> no, i don't think so. the person i look to on that is william keane's, his biographer. we don't know that much about it and i don't think it's coming out. i haven't heard that . i don't think he was a great fiction writer, that's the funny thing. you ou read the rum diary can see why it took solong to come out. it's so traditional . it's so powerful and precise and funny and over-the-top and all of the same time but fiction is pretty traditional by comparison . prince j

place, well, suppose that the boat was returning after a reconnaissance operation to the base in a hurst intense northwest shipping, possible emergency situations. and if you lay a course along the islands, firstly, it’s shorter, and secondly, away from prying eyes, though it’s more dangerous in terms of relief. what do you suggest, i suggest moving the search area to the west by 20-25 miles. take action come back how long can we last? we'll definitely last an hour, 10 what are you doing? if i can't control the situation, i want to at least control the time. well, how are you there is a very weak radio signal. try to find the direction of bagheera, an unstable radio signal arrives, we try locate and determine the exact location of the signal source as soon as possible. beech they entered the dead zone take off that there will be no communication at all, most likely we will remain without communication until they leave this area, a nightmare. damn hmm please please help me i can't take it anymore. i don't want to wait any longer. hold on please hold on give me painkillers. hold on boy, he

and they wouldn't they wouldn't the hurst high school wouldn't let him do it because they didn't want a african-american man to be leading white women white girls in the band out onto the community. so they he couldn't do that and when they got to be teenagers they had to drive to dances in mount pleasant or other places where they could find african americans that was really an awkward thing for them in in norvelt itself. and not just race in the interviews that we had with residents who had grown up there. they said everybody got along everybody was comfortable with each other. but there were catholics and protestants in norville, and that was a big division in the 1930s. and so they said we could be friends with anybody and that would be fine, but you couldn't date across that religious line if your catholic you couldn't date a process and if you're processing you couldn't date a catholic and people just sort of knew that that nobody crossed that line that was interesting as well. yeah, jersey. churches like within the community then like we're there. there were a couple catholic c

i dw news, and i'll be quite often on behalf of our producers this week, paul hurst, and ryan allen, and our entire studio crew. thanks for being with us. bye. for now, with with ah, india toxic tied in delhi z, yamuna river. me from detergent. indian cities have massive switch problems, which are still managed by hand in some places. but help is on the way robot. this is when the going gets tough, that they might not even be necessary thanks to organic detergent, eco, india. next on d w. what making the headlines and what's behind them. d, w, news, africa. they show the issues shaping the continents. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well, the streets to give you enough reports on the inside. our correspond that was on the ground reporting from across the continent, all the trend stuff, the mazda you in 60 minutes, d, w. o. every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cds reader, how can we protect habitat, what to do with them all our ways? we can make a difference by choosing smart new solutions. o

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from political commentator of work, all my son, amarion, and the international journalist richard met hurst, who say, political motives underlie the decision to extradite the sash as fundamental principles of freedom of speech or compromise. this is very obviously a political, political trial. honestly, given a pretty but tells policies you know, i, i don't, i don't really hold out much hope for science because it's just last year where she was trying to make recommendations that journalists in the u. k. be imprisoned for up to 14 years for you know, publishing government secrets, things that embarrassed the government. so i don't really think she's much of a, of a friend of freedom of the press. again, i do hope she does the right thing because she, she, she has the power in her hands right now, as does more as johnson to take a stance for press freedoms to show that the u. k is not working at the past of the united states and, and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face to centuries in jail and western are countries on the governments are moving gradually into authorit

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lawyer in ecuador, who, which previously gave him asylum and international journalist, richard met hurst, they've said that there's been a clear bias to resolve the case in favor of the us. this is very obviously a political political trial. honestly, given a pretty patel's policies, you know, i, i don't, i don't really hold out much hope for sancho because it's just last year where she was trying to make recommendations that journalists in the u. k. be imprisoned for up to 14 years for you know, publishing government secrets, things that embarrassed the government. so i don't really think she is much of a, of a friend of freedom of the press. again, i do hope she does the right thing because she, she, she has the power in her hands right now, as does more as johnson to take a stance for press freedoms to show that the u. k is not working at the past of the united states and, and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face 2 centuries in jail. but a few praise yeah. is going needle the united states has provided some guarantees to the british supreme court, but from our p

premium and we don't necessarily care what comes next >> we have seen over history, whether or not it's hurstform, the media. jeff bezos rebuilding a fortification of "the washington post" was impressive and what mark is up to, of course, behind tim"time" magazine will be an impressive suptory this could be a serious media platform he has ala rupert murdoch or others. if it's a political platform, it's hard to see as jim cramer was saying, who has been excluded besides president trump in the aftermath of the january 6th insurrection is that unless it's something really awful where people are threatening violence and things, it's not like we have seen a lot of speech that you name a lot of people who have been -- for political statements so it's hard to know how he wants to actually change that model. in terms of, you know, some new ways of expanding the service itself, you know, he is full of good ideas that could be there. but very complex jay clayton laid out the five constituencies earlier and i think we have to expand that list and consider what partners would join him and what they would

let's speak to one of the research team — dr rachel hurst of norwich medical school at the universitywhat you haven't covered here. ~ . ., . covered here. we wanted to develop a test that we — covered here. we wanted to develop a test that we can _ covered here. we wanted to develop a test that we can distinguish _ covered here. we wanted to develop a test that we can distinguish between l test that we can distinguish between aggressive and non—aggressive prostate cancer and pick up aggressive cancer early. we found there were five types of bacteria that were associated with higher grade prostate cancer and also progression to more aggressive cancer. we have also identified and isolated four brand—new novel species of bacteria that have never been isolated before that were linked into these groups associated with prostate cancer, aggressive disease. so now when we have got these bacteria we are able to design tests to pick up the bacteria in patient samples and then that would aid the clinical decisions and whether the patients are likely to progress in the future and could be part of