nelson: onward and upward.se] >> latest engineman, please welcome senators bill nelson and kay bailey hutchinson. [applause] ms. hutchison: welcome. i want to add a couple of things for our texas audience and i am so happy all of you are here, to just do the amendment to what bill said about the kennedy speech at rice university, because what he said in full was why do we want to send men into space? why play texas? [laughter] not because it is easy, because it is hard. [laughter] that's the quote that we all know. [laughter] i want to say before we start that bill and i are soul brothers. when he was the senator from florida and i was the senator from texas, we bonded over nasa. there were a lot of people that said it is time for us to stop the shuttles, and -- end the shuttles, we should go full private and end nasa. that's where we were. bill and i felt it was important to have the private sector for the investment and creativity, but we knew the bases had to be nasa. it had to be the people who had built th

discredit lord nelson.ims about lord source of the claims about lord nelson's support of the slave trade a private trade comes from a private letter , which appeared to letter, which appeared to suggest supported the trade. suggest he supported the trade. but next guest and author of but my next guest and author of the book has shown the letter was forged by was actually forged by plantation owners. after nelson's death as a means of bolstering support against the abolitionist movement. it should hardly be surprised that nelson's name has been vindicated, but it just goes to show the cynical opportunist among us who jump on such opportunities to discredit one of the great men of british history. state of the nation book club starts now . book club starts now. well with me now is the man himself, the author of nelson the slave trade and chairman of the slave trade and chairman of the nelson society, chris brett. chris, you coming back chris, thank you for coming back on the program. good see you on the progr

nelson ste. yeah, well uh, this is uh, a typical example of the jungle. yeah, uh look at, uh, i've gotten a stand since you may have seen about seizing other countries buttons, you know, billions of dollars off. i've got this done as being seats to buy the us and it's a, it's a, it's wrong actually, this, this, this kind of a major is, it's actually the attitude. it's the western arrogance. i think that we're dealing with is so uh, i've been talking to my friends and partners in the west as well. and i said, well, just look at what's happening around the world when you talk about organizations like the brakes and the guy cooperation organization. the enlargement of these organizations, as i said, take these as questions to ourselves and ask yourselves why, why this is happening means that people are not happy ways the way the world has been. you know, government for the time being on to now. so a change or have to be my age and, and where see the changes happening? uh, so off to this? well, let's hope that this global, this older is going to be over soon.

william rock hill nelson. okay, but you guys know who? william rock hill. nelson is, right? well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but these are the kinds o picthat william rock bill nelson brought back for the nelson gallery, which was a two rooms on the second floor of the public library. and this, i believe, was harry first exposure to art was pictures like this. they're very realistic, right? i mean, you can really i mean, you can almost feel the breath when you're up close to them. and t

the best thing for disney is for nelson peltz to get on the board.n't, or because he has a track record, but because he brings a fresh perspective to the board that needs it. when you have a company with an iconic ceo, it is good to have directors to debate, not defer. >> they added james gorman. he led a succession plan at morgan stanley. he may not be the right person to led this campaign. let's look at others. norfolk southern. i spoken to someone familiar with this. the big thing is efficiency. they believe norfolk southern is not efficient enough and not chasing the right business. what do you think about that campaign? >> it is an under performing railroad and you will have an activist at your door. activists have been successful at these companies instituting scheduled railroading which is essentially a way to keep costs down and get the operating ratio down to the low 60s versus the high 60s where norfolk is right now. they want to see a new ceo to institute psr. they will be successful i believe. >> you gave us a stat that was remarkable. ac

new at 730, legendary singer songwriter willie nelson is stopping in the bay area this summer. headlined in a star studded festival tour on the road again. >> i just can't wait to get on the road again. >> the life i love is making music with my kicks off this june, the nine year old nelson will be joined by bob dylan, robert plant and alison krauss. >> john mellencamp and many others. this tour is scheduled to stop at the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view on august 3rd, and the tickets to the general public go on sale this friday. well, that does it for us. make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv, and you can stream news, casts and stories and more. right there. have a great night. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicl

nigel nelson. okay. and. nigel nelson. okay.been asking for years on from brexit it worth it? that's a brexit was it worth it? that's a handsome over of handsome majority. over 75% of our viewers listeners are our viewers and listeners are quite happy that we're out rather than in. >> well, i'm not surprised that the gb news viewers are incredibly wise. >> we are far better off out. we can make decisions for ourselves if we don't like government, we can kick them out and put in a new one and we can change things for better. things are for the better. things are already better . already changing for the better. we're germany, etc. we're outgunning, germany, etc. and make it better. and we can make it better. again, i agree with your viewers. >> covet it ain't perfect this brexit, but actually the eurozone got its problems. germany has been in recession and there's a massive sovereign debt crisis looming. there are issues with illegal immigration on the continent which dwarf our problems better out than in. >> yes. and look, your

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of nelson. >> right. of nelson. >> well , you >> right.t i'm going say. um what i'm going to say. um firstly, no, rishi should not give up boris johnson a call. um, i don't think it um, secondly, i don't think it would the election very would help the election very much. of them much. firstly, the two of them can't i mean that can't work together. i mean that the the that, um, rishi was the that the that, um, rishi was basically responsible for boris johnson's demise, the end of his government. so how the two of them could operate together, their different personalities, different way of governing. there are too many things far apart as far as whether you'd actually be an asset on the election campaign. despite all those things, we've got to remember how actually the boris johnson government fell, that within three days, just before he resign owed 56 ministers and pps , had quit because they no pps, had quit because they no longer had any confidence in him . that hasn't gone away that the parliament party don't have confidence in him. so t

as you know, i've known nelson as you have for many, many years.reat respect for what he's accomplished in various efforts he's made through the years in terms of activism and otherwise, but on this one, i don't know that he's getting much traction, jim. >> you don't think that some of what -- when hugh johnson talks about the sense of urgency may be related to nelson peltz? >> the fact is, they did say they were going to save $7.5 billion or more in costs. that was put in quite some time ago. and they are beginning -- they are delivering on that in a way that at least the shareholders that follow the company had not anticipated for the quarter. so, i think they go into this, probably the last month or so of this proxy fight, with a pretty strong hand. i'll be curious to see if nelson will be able to garner one seat. i don't hear he's getting great traction. >> my problem is the last time when we had this and david was with bob iger, and i talked to nelson, the stock ran up. people felt that things were better, and then the next thing i know, my tr

nelson mandela's struggle with the apartheid regime is considered one of the most important chaptersthe history of the 20th century. he was the spiritual father of south africa . the end of the apartheid regime was finally announced in the end of june 1991, following the widespread struggles of the apartheid opponents. nelson mandela, the leader of the african national congress party, after years of fighting against the apartheid regime and enduring a long imprisonment in 1994 a presidential election was won , thus ending the oppressive rule of apartheid . well, in the continuation of the program, for more information from you, dear ones, we have another conversation through skype with mr. kilobaga mafoni , a politician and professor at the university of south africa . let's see this episode together. kilobaga, mr. kiloboga. i would like to ask you this question, according to your election laws, who are the people who are required to vote and if it is possible. the election law is very clear and there is a way to ensure that only those who if they have reached the age of majority , t

, administrator nelson, thanks so much for joining us. so what can you tell us about what's going on? >> well, it's white knuckle. their ability to land is not where the radar but with light pulses called lidar. and it is on the blink. >> it's not working. >> it's not working. but they are trying to do since there are six nasa instruments experiments on board. one of those experiments is a lidar and they're trying to patch the nasa lidar to the spacecraft and its control system and so this is really one of those white knuckle times right? at the last minute. >> if they cannot patch it then it crashes. >> they would keep working the problem, they would not at at 06:10 they're to do a controlled descent they would waive that the sent off for one more try at about 08:30 this evening? but that would be the last chance that they would have to land. >> have you ever seen anything like this before >> well everything that we do is right on the edge. one of the greatest success stories ever was apollo 13, when we had three astronauts on the way to

pero nelson no se rindió. de hecho fue concursante del programa top chef edición 18.ndo hasta cumplir su meta de tener este restaurante que desde hace 6 meses dejó lo vegetariano para ser completamente dominicano. lo que más le pide el camarón criollo y el encendido y es la cola de la cola. sí, sí. y cómo la comen? tiene hueso? no tiene un hueso? sí, pero se guisa por muchos, muchos, muchas horas. y es bien suavito. se le sale del hueso. ahora regresemos a los camarones. se pone en la sartén con bastante mantequilla y se van colocando los ingredientes hasta que se cocinen y listo. quedaron espectaculares de esta cocina se mantienen 15 familias que trabajan día y noche. qué consejo le tienes a la gente que quiere soñar y ser como tú? el consejo yo le digo que 1 cocine siempre con corazón y cocine con el amor de la cultura. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. llámenme para pedir sus órdenes. qué consejo le hubiera preguntado? qué consejo nos tiene para ir a comer ahí? mejor no comer durante todo un día y llegar con mucha hambre porque seguro que llegas y le pides un

nigel nelson no. all no. and nigel nelson no. all right. well, listen , thank you right.oughts. get in touch. gb views gbnews.com. that's thoughts. what are that's their thoughts. what are yours? what you yours? i'd love to hear what you think. still to come . uh, think. loads still to come. uh, we're tv, online and on we're live on tv, online and on digital i will continue digital radio. i will continue with this great buddhist debate. i'm is the uk being i'm asking you, is the uk being dragged into a world war? what do you think? danny kelly and christine hamilton will be there to still come to join us. and still to come this outside guest. he's this week's outside guest. he's a mentor, a best a business mentor, a best selling , and he was on selling author, and he was on the series the bbc show the the series of the bbc show the apprentice. actually won. who apprentice. he actually won. who is first, let's get your is he? first, let's get your latest headlines . latest news headlines. >> for 33 i'm anderson in the gp newsroom . our top stories newsroom. our top stories

nelson peltz has a much bigger stake in stock than bob iger does. iger basically sold out of almost all his position. and the board whom at least one member, nelson peltz would like to replace, has very little more than. they barely have ownership here. so doesn't that bode or poorly for disney, and as he -- nelson peltz -- moves toward really making a stink here, do you think it's valid at all, what he's asking for? >> i mean, that is currently the weak link, and we know that. gone are the days when they had little mermaid and beauty and the beast and lion king, pocahontas, etc., etc. that was a long time ago. liz: but to that point, they unveiled the new little mermaid, the redone snow white and even disney if said in a filing in november that they realize there's a misalignment between how they're putting out movies now and how they changed the narrative. some might say woke, but they changed the narrative, and they said there's a difference and a misalignment between that and what viewers really want. go on. >> but it takes -- back with, bob ige

caught uh diplomatic relation with the apetite regime, and after the appatite regime. you know uh nelson mandela who was the pioneer of nsc he came here and he said that the liberation of south africa it was inspired by the iranian revolution he came here and he appreciate the effort of iran in supporting iranian and liberation of south africa and after that you know he was honored uh by the university of tahran where they gave him a phd in political. science only phd, so even there he reiterated that uh, his struggle movement against the appartite regime was purely inspired by iran, and in relation to the issues of palestine, yeah, he made it clear after the independence in 1994, yeah, he said that the independence of south africa is incomplete, yeah, without the independence or freedom of palestine, exactly. clear that uh south africa or the regime, the current regime in south africa, it is one of their cardinal objective to support any country that is having racial discrimination or something related to their freedom, yeah so i think uh taking uh israel to icg court, yeah, internation

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and head nigel nelson and deputy head of conservativehome um, conservativehome henry hill.this is the most synthetic row because keir starmer thinks he's on weak ground on trans issues. >> no, i think that the, the what we have here is a, um, naive and in experienced politician for a prime minister who should never at a time when brianna's murder was very much in the public eye, should never have even mentioned that in the first place. having mentioned it and having been told that brianna's mother was in the commons , i appreciate not in the commons, i appreciate not in the gallery at that particular moment. he should moment. um, having he should have then dropped it immediately . he didn't. and finally he should have apologised immediately afterwards when he gave brenna's father a fence , he gave brenna's father a fence, he could carry on saying, look, i was actually i didn't mean to actually cause an offence . all i actually cause an offence. all i was doing trying to talk was doing was trying to talk about the flops keir about the flip flops that keir starmer was perform

nigel nelson mcbride . nelson and catherine mcbride.ry duty is to make money, isn't it? >> exactly. it is. and also, there is $8 trillion, £8.1 trillion, rather invested in the city of london in assets under management, 82% of those asset managers have some kind of esg fund going. so that if cambridge wants to invest in that, though, the returns are generally lower because they haven't, they missed out on the oil and gas increase. but they don't need to put pressure on banks . to put pressure on banks. to change. they can just invest in an esg fund. >> also, stunningly arrogant, isn't it, because £5 billion? that sounds a lot of money in terms of the 8 trillion invested is a drop in the ocean. frankly, who do people think they are? >> well, that's that's worried me a lot. thought these me a lot. you thought these universities all have economics degrees. know, that can degrees. you know, that you can go economics there, go and study economics there, but vice but obviously they're vice chancellors or whoever made this decision . i don't k

caught diplomatic relation with the apetite regime yeah and after the apetite regime you know uh nelson mandela who was the pioneer of nsc he came here and he said that the liberation of south africa it was inspired by the iranian revolution yeah he came here and he appreciate the effort of iran in supporting iranian and liberation of south africa and after that you know he was honored. by the university of tehrans where they gave him a phd in political science only phd, so even there he reiterated that uh his struggle movement against the appartite regime was poorly inspired by iran, and in relation to the issues of palestine, he made it clear after the independence in 1994, he said that the independence of south africa is incomplete. yeah, without the independence or freedom of palestine, that he makes it clear that uh, south africa or the regime, the current regime in south africa, it is one of their cardinal objective to support any country that is having racial discrimination or something related to their freedom, yeah, so i think uh, taking uh israel to... the icg court, yeah, int

so nelson smart. he's evil, but smart. and he knows how to draw attention from himself. ultimately, the police do arrest. he has knives, guns, pro-nazi propaganda. the whole terrorism toolkit. and interestingly, humphrey i think partly not to give him the pulpit a trial doesn't press charges and i think also hopes nelson will leave. he doesn't leave right away, but he actually turns up in the sixties with, the american nazi party on the south side of chicago. well, i'm going to let you off the hook about ask talking about where you located that story of the book because i want to give all of you an opportunity to ask your own questions. we have a microphone up here, if you wouldn't mind. coming up to the microphone. and would you please say who you are when you ask your question. so sam can know his. my name is nathan and and i graduated a few years ago from montgomery college here in the washington area. i'm i'm very much enjoying reading reading your book. friedman and i also and i and i'm and i also read your book about lady bird johnson and found it very and found a

and bill nelson was just on our air talking about this. that's the nasw administrator and the former senator from florida. i'm going to let him explain exactly what's going on right now. >> well, it's white knuckle time. their ability to land is not where the radar, but with light pulses called lidar and it is on the blink. >> it's not working. >> it's not working. but they are trying to do since there are six nasa instruments experiments on board one of those experiments is a lidar and they're trying to patch the nasa lidar to the spacecraft and it can, its control system and so this is really one of those white knuckle times right? at the last minute. >> so wolf, this is really a make-or-break moment for the first us lunar landing mission since the end of the apollo program in 1972. just to get a little bit and the goal here, you know how radar works, right? radar is radio waves bouncing off things you're able to tell how far something is away from you lidar is using light instead of radio waves. so that's how this works. it's trying to

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we talked with the owner and chef, nelson german, about how the evolution of his cuisine brought him back to the beginning. >> we needed to refresh ourself, and i was like after all these years people saying we want a dominican restaurant, the food you grew up with, it was that time. to me, it's full circle finally having to shut down and come back ohm and become a full dominican restaurant, the only one in all the west coast. >> nelson says that's the key for any cook, to cook with love culture that food represents. >>> dozens of residents are cut off along the central coast near big sur following a new string of weather-related mudslides. the latest slides happened four days ago. caltrans is offering convoys to get people in and out of that area, which at this point is the only option for about 50 residents who call the latest issue a major inconvenience. >> you have about a 4 1/2-hour drive go across the slide, come back around, and so each of those residents is having to make some really significant plans about, depending on the duration of that period, how they're going to be ab

. >> yet residents of loma linda live up to 10 years longer than the average american shelby nelson visited the san bernardino county community to find out why. >> she's quick on her feet. eye on the ball. ready to swing with impeccable hand-eye coordination. there are 0 demand enough plays a game of pickleball wit it's one of her favorite pastimes competing on the court 2 to 3 times a week. she's there every day. her schedule revolves around when she can off. did we mention she's 85 years old and plays pickleball competitively. so we asked her, what is it that keeps her thriving? usually do them a i don't snack. >> and i stay away from highly processed because food, i'm benderson for if we eat the right food, medina has always prioritized living a healthy lifestyle. part of that is learned from her clinical background. >> she went to medical school in the philippines where she met her late husband before both immigrated to the united states. >> but she also attributes her health, her faith being a 7th day adventist. 63 miles east of los angeles. this ordinary inland empire city is anything

particularly if nelson, course defeated nelson, who of course defeated the french .'s all from probably enough from from me. probably enough from me. it's patrick me. up next, it's patrick christys patrick, what you christys. patrick, what have you got bill of fare? this got on your bill of fare? this evening? >> an absolutely story >> an absolutely massive story has a fake has just landed jacob a fake refugee from afghanistan . varne refugee from afghanistan. varne managed to con his way into the home office, the foreign office, mi5, home office, the foreign office, m15, meet the king and meet the prime we've got more on prime minister we've got more on that. it'sjust prime minister we've got more on that. it's just landed in the times. i'm also got tv times. i'm also got a tv exclusive with mother one times. i'm also got a tv exytheive with mother one times. i'm also got a tv exythe victims mother one times. i'm also got a tv exythe victims of mother one times. i'm also got a tv exythe victims of that ther one times. i'm also got a tv exythe victims of that derange

. >>> still to come, we're going to break down the battle between nelson peltz and disney.ust a few days ago, peltz joined our show, called out the company's board of directors. >> that's the problem here, jim. this company is just not being run properly. the board oversight is awful. it really is. >>> well, we're going to get a reaction. that lady right there is one of dina disney's board members, and she will join us after the break. we get started with trading 20 minutes from now from here at the new york stock exchange. lot more "squawk on the street" straight ahead. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. see that? that's lik

since the 1990s, in fact, for president nelson mandela in 1998. um, you know, heard the calls of lowering could be less senior, but lake norman could be low cost and he had in fact, you know, dealt with through wanda and somebody who, you know, wanted to seem to be done a full space. and so for south africa, it is absolutely pertinent that these people in the d r c piece in the east of congo. they of course, um, as part of southern which is a, you know, a move um, one of the old regional bodies in africa. i'm so this is the siding mission and they want ultimately for the d r c and the one to come together and find a peaceful solution to what's happening in the east for from a. what is the pricing itself looked like now in the east of the country? is there a coordination between the, on the groups that are fighting in both keeping who's, who's facing? who right now? i mean, how powerful is the and $23.00 is a fighting force compared to say, the congolese ami. i mean, who is fighting? who is a, is a, is a good question. um, because on one side you h

i forget who says i'm the nelson mandela is nancy m. p. the support of white cock council on academic by cock moving close. the economic board cuts what absolutely crucial and bringing it into a paquet in south africa. and you know, we had a phrase in the liberation and struggled in their normal support in an abnormal society. so. so when i hear, you know, people saying politics should stay out of school. clearly they didn't believe that because of the way they treated russia, bought it for mines. me so much of my friend of my friend and mental ad auspicious desmond tutu, who said if you in neutral in situations of injustice, you are on the side of the oppressor. and this is what these cultural and support bodies are doing at the moment. they are affectively some holton by their position, the ongoing genocide in golf. o my bug booty. the see of israel is football association says we're against involving politicians and football and being involved in political matters in support. in general, this is picking up on, well, andrew was just sayi

. >> doctor nelson says the mixture of these drugs can be lethal and its symptoms can vary. but people should know its effects. >> when i read the mixtures of the ingredients in this drug, i'm expecting kind of agitation. hallucinations psychosis, kind of hyper stimulation. >> we are starting to see it like more cases of it. um, so we just want the public to be aware that it is out there. >> doctor nelson says that because this drug usually contains opioids, that narcan can be used to halt an overdose, but then the person should immediately be taken to the hospital for further treatment. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news a beloved bay area chef taking part in super bowl festivities. >> we'll tell you about the party. guy fieri is hosting, along with the other food and drink highlights in las vegas. coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. >> whether you're looking for new ideas or getting ready to elevate your game day spread, we'll dive into the ultimate playbook for culinary touchdowns. a chef joins us live in studio for some winning recipes for super bowl sunday. plus stev

um 1994 of course, 1998 was told to present a nelson mandela. and then it was also part of the commission, the 2013 that actually broke the policies together and that's the spokesperson had mentioned um, but i think this time around, they facing much more the foot to right. and as we put from the various parties, and these are concerned domestically adrian that, um, you know, as much as we have well trained troops on the ground that might not be enough. we've already had body bags arriving back in south africa. we've also had a few weeks ago. so you know, some of our most trained, highly trained on me officials also coming under a tech when they were flying a helicopter to you in hospitals. so um, this concern domestically that sought after just entering it to writing and as all previous speakers said, that could you know, impulse the entire region. however, south african officials are still adamant that they are part of a southern commission. they've been tossed by the regional body to be part of the schools to bring about peace, south africa a