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. >> all those times as a kid i tried to check out "national geographic" magazines and every time thed say does mom know i would have to put it back and come back with a different movie there's a different book ba1 it's weird because it was actually the reverse for me. three questions why am what gives you the right. i have no rights. and if you are a parent and say i don't want this in my curriculum for third. they would move to the library and go book ban. like that. >> you drove me nuts about an agenda and why would you put anything for a child in a book especially in school. i don't know about you when i saw when i was 14 and i was traumatized and i went from an innocent boy to looking at everyone coming down the street. and i did furniture. and that so twisted the mind gets. that's a 14-year-old boy. imagine a 6-year-old kid seeing this stuff for a 9-year-old or a five-year-old. >> it isn't the first time i am hoping i'm having a girl. >> and just so you know you aren't alone i was fortunate half as well the couch got it a couple times. and don't look at me. all right we need to

you were talking as if you are on "national geographic". discussing some scroll you have uncovered.people speaking english about other people speaking english. he said what he said anna did not make any sense it was nonsense. >> greg: adam, is he out of touch it? >> he is less stable than joy reid's wigs. but the first time he said that he could have beaten a blank in. and he blames like he says he blames the first one on a cold. i guess you have a cold you are decomposing. >> greg: and he is still here. still here, tyrus. isn't as amazing. seven days. >> it is amazing that for some reason we think dementia comes with heightened awareness. not like blind where you start to smell better. every time he talks it is a miracle. >> greg: yes. >> we need to understand that not all miracles are good. he really wants to believe during his hours that he can believe that he could have beat trump and they will tell him that until the day he dies. because that is all he has got that is his legacy. i could've would've at some point you will have a moment of clarity for about five or six seconds a

it could lead you to the cover of "national geographic" magazine. it could lead you to "gma."do you want people to think of the book when they put it back down? what do you want them to feel? >> i want them to feel like this history isn't just black history. it's not just american history. like, this is global history trans-atlantic slave trade shaped our world. it's largely unexplored. so i hope it makes people more curious about it. and i hope people feel like they can take risks and they can follow their own curiosity. >> robin: so glad you have done that. very proud of you. very happy for you. >> thank you, robin. >> robin: you exude so much spirit an love. >> thank you. >> robin: you gave your book to sterling kfpl k. brown. >> i did. >> robin: let's go to ginger. >> ginger: i need to grab it. thank you so much, robin. now a performance 30 years in the making. disney celebrates the lion king with a live show at the hollywood bowl. now the full concert is coming to disney+ in just ten day, and we have a first look at the trailer. ♪ >> welcome to the hollywood bowl. >> "lio

a lot of people are talking about the national geographic documentary titled sally.en secret life of sally ride, the first american woman in space. >> this one day in 1985. it just turned and i realized i was in love with her, and she was in love with me. and we stayed together for 27 years. >> this is a film that is for anyone who's ever had, had to hide part of themselves to follow their dreams. >> so i really wanted the real story of sally, because she was so private that lotf aspects of her life are not known to, you know, young kids or even adults. >> the festival has been full of surprises. >> my dad actually had his first movie premiere here in like 2005, and i actually came. so it feels like i think i've always associated this place with home. >> it's my first time being here at sundance, you know, and being able to come with a film like this is just, you know, really grateful. super. >> each film hosting a star studded red carpet premiere. >> i'm so thrilled. this is my first sundance. just feels very circumstantially and cosmically suffused that we're here

so he was trying to say, like, you're talking as if you're as if you're on national geographic.h. like discussing some scroll you've uncovered. you got some professor on there who's interpreting it. this should be people speaking english about other people speaking english. yes. and that's that's not i mean, no, he said what he said and it didn't make any sense. it's nonsense. >> yes. adam. is he out of touch? yeah. >> i mean, he's less stable than joe reed's wigs. but. yeah, he said the first time he ran, he could have beaten abe lincoln. and he blames, like he says, his debate. he blames the first one on a cold. i'm like, yeah, you had a cold. you're decomposing. >> yep. and he's still here. still here. tyrus, isn't it amazing? seven days. >> it's amazing that for some reason, we think dementia comes with heightened awareness. it's not like blind where you start to smell better. you know what i'm saying? it's like every time he talks, it's a miracle. yeah. you know, it's just we need to understand that not all miracles are good. like, he he really wants to believe during his h

let me tell you, all those times as a kid when i tried to check out national geographic magazines, and time the librarian says does does mom tyra snow, we're getting this magazine, i'd be like and go put it back and then have to come back with ranger rick. i love. >> it's weird because it was a reverse for me. >> i love ranger rick. >> i have two questions. why and what gives you the right? >> i have no rights. jim. i love this because they were like, if you were a parent and you said, i don't want this in my in my curriculum for my third grade kid, they would move it to a library, a different school, and they would go book ban. do they not know what a ban is? >> well, well, not only that, this was another thing that drove me nuts about it's an agenda. why would you put anything sexual? >> yeah. >> for a child in a book, especially in school. i don't know about you, but i saw pornography when i was about 14, and i was traumatized. i, you know, i went from an innocent boy out in the street to looking at everyone walking down the street like. >> yeah. >> he does do. >> that to you. i was

national security. greenland's geographical position between the us, europe and russia means it has huge value in termsial correspondent fergal keane has more. it is one of the world's last wild frontiers. glimpsed in the short winter sunlight, we're travelling into a place of pristine beauty... ..that�*s suddenly been overtaken by a diplomatic crisis. this place is so remote that it's hard to imagine it as the front line of a major geopolitical row. but up and down this fjord, in isolated settlements, and across the island of greenland, they're talking about trump. those who live here know the strain of harsh weather and the demands of survival. you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i would hear this is their land. welcome to...home! welcome to this wonderful place. angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit

national security. greenland's geographical position between the us, europe and russia means it has huge value in termsas more. it is one of the world's last wild frontiers. glimpsed in the short winter sunlight, we're travelling into a place of pristine beauty... ..that�*s suddenly been overtaken by a diplomatic crisis. this place is so remote that it's hard to imagine it as the front line of a major geopolitical row. but up and down this fjord, in isolated settlements, and across the island of greenland, they're talking about trump. those who live here know the strain of harsh weather and the demands of survival. you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i will hear this is their land. welcome to...home! welcome to this wonderful place. angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against da

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according to national geographic, bagels date back to the 13th century, but it wasn't until the 19thr way to the united states. >> all right, pam. in just two months from now, it will be baseball's opening day. but, giants fans, you can start marking your calendars now. the san francisco giants released their promotional and special event schedule for the coming season. some of the highlights include pride day on june 7th. it will be accompanied by a pride day bucket hat on july 12th. the giants will have their first barry bonds bobblehead in four seasons, and on july 26th, stephen curry superhero night will take over oracle park, complete with a steph curry bobblehead. >> fun. yeah. well, the countdown is on for nba all star weekend. the big event is returning to the bay area for the first time in 25 years. all star weekend kicks off in one month at san francisco's chase center, and the all star selection process is well underway. the 2025 nba all stars are voted on by fans, current players, and a media panel. coaches select the backups. the game is already sold out. tickets start a

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busy busy the, the, the, the geographic or national unity and integrity of all of syria. that's usually important because nothing is going to happen and see the vision, sovereignty independence, contiguity and unity if there's and security. so i think these things where they have to be taken care all on in time them and i think it's very important for the syrians to hear a class from the man who a roland on or now whatever he rolled on uh, not a tank, i'm sure but to on, on, on words, vehicles into damascus after 52 days that he needed to address that nation 52 days 50. 3 days later, he is addressing the nation as an interim president. he is trying to reach out not just to the syrians, i find okay, but also to those who visited damascus the past several weeks in order to check and see if this is a viable. there's a new government. if they do need a shift, could be something that the international community can work with. i don't see a lot of them have walked away. say yes, we certainly can give it a try and clearly the visit to the doctor today, the 1st type of state to v

conflict and humanitarian crises for the last 25 years on behalf of the new york times and national geographic been covering the ongoing war in ukraine. she has been named one of the five most influential photographers of the past 25 years, because the argument is that she is changing the way we see the world's conflicts, and you're seeing it in these images on your screen. she takes you through the front lines of the conflict, but showing how the impact is on families, on communities, societies. in her third year in ukraine, she covered these stunning images of children who were dealing with life threatening illnesses and the impact that the russian invasion of ukraine was having on these families. being able to get health care in syria right after the fall of assad, she was there on the ground covering the images of these mothers who went to go look for their sons who had been missing. there are 100,000 men who are missing in in syria and takes these human lives and shows how important it is and the impact it is to have on these women, risking her life, balancing work and family. and she's g

and the national dialogue that is happening today with the leadership of the new damascus government is one that does not at all ignore any geographicone�*s part of a national conversation... well, you're clearly an optimist. i mean, you're definitely an optimist, mouaz. i mean, i'm sure you saw, just as i did, that the new embryonic education ministry, now run by hts, was demanding changes in syrian textbooks which really pointed to an extremely — if i can put it this way — islamist worldview, not one that reflected the diversity of syria. when i looked back through... and there was some pushback, by the way, and based on the pushback, the government then, you know, amended and is being responsive to what the syrian people are demanding until we get to a representative government. but it was mostly taking out the indoctrination of, "assad is the dear leader, "his dad is..." god knows what, and so on. and it was a lot less, at least from what the media represented it as somehow, you know, shifting the whole education to a very islamist curriculum. that's not the case. all right. well, that's your view. let's talk, if i may, let's no

into this relationship as well, because i think president trump sees nation states that are like america rather than looking to geographicalondent navin singh khadka told us what might happen if president trump's "energy emergency" extended beyond the us. the key question now being asked is will this remain just within the us or will it spiral elsewhere as well? that is the real concern, because the us has done it before. and, mind you, even during joe biden's administration, the oil production was going up despite all these acts — we saw green acts and all that. but then the thing is, you know, as a prelude to this, we saw major us banks making exodus from a major alliance, it's called the net zero banking alliance. and now we're hearing we're seeing reports now, european banks are reconsidering their membership within that alliance. what does that mean? that is the question being asked now. and then elsewhere, for example, countries like south east asian countries, we are seeing reports again that they will also buy fossil fuels from the us because the trade surplus is a major issue, trump is threatening that there canno

national, state or local authority. send them through fema's warning system to a specific geographic zone affected by an emergency. meaning, if you're in that zone and have a wi capable phone, even if you're visiting from out of town, you're supposed to get that alert. overall, the technology has gotten more precise over the years. when it first launched in 2012. the fcc says alerts were sentounty wide by 2019. they had to be sent to zones with no more than a 10th of a mile overshoot.he geo targeting of zones relies on new smartphone technology that improves every time most of us upgrade our devices. in 2023, about 83% of smartphones supported enhanced geo targeting. there is an extreme amount of frustration, anger, fear with regards to the erroneous messages. on friday, mcgowan said it is his top priority to find out what caused the tech error, begging people in la to still trust the system. i implore everyone to not disable the messages on your phone. this is extremely frustrating, painful and scary. but these alert tools have saved lives during this emergency. mcgowan says the evacuation maps on alert la.org ar

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some of them are geographic, and that's a little bit involved with with reagan national. but but really the difficulty in reagan national is that there are a lot of flights, a lot of commercial flights. there's military activity, there's restricted areas, there's a lot of the pilot's consciousness has got to be they've got to be on high alert coming into that airport. it it would have surprised the pilots, i assume, of the of the crj 700 that there was an aircraft in that proximity to them. there are all sorts of tell me about the technology on these airplane airplanes. that should alert two airplanes that are close to each other that there there. >> a great points. you're coming right out of the flight deck, and you're talking about the details that are near and dear to our heart. coming into washington national, we have special briefs to give not only because of the congestion, but because of the restrictions. there's a myriad of safety features. one of them is a collision avoidance system that the aircraft, all aircraft have on it. they talk to each other. however, the

history and it's very much part of a dna as a nation, isn't it was there, but in a carpet is, is, uh, is related. it's not only for with historical but also geographical, or can they as a general sort of connection, like some, some carpets, for example, as the name of villages where they come look here can be a design of full of this comes from this village. and then we name a carpet bite, this village, or it's technique for certain things you need to like tomorrow or pick up the data for example. so, and what else is it? of course, it's historical connection because every uh, every stage of history carpet also been changed and it's kind of reflecting like that historical moment of, of, of this region in general. and especially for i've and this, does, this phrase isn't there wherever i lay my confidence, my high. exactly. because we like nature and the carpets only a human kind of signs assign in, in, in the nature if you put in carpet into somewhere in the, in the beautiful nature and just separating your food, then that's kind of neat and giving over that the feeling of of, of, of, of home, of cousin is and so you obviously absorb that association

nation isn't it? was there was in a carpet is, is, uh, is related. it's not only for with historical but also geographical. i can do that as a general sort of conviction. like some, some carpets, for example, as the name of villages where they tell me look, here, can be designed or full of this comes from this village. and then we name a carpet by this village, or it's technique for certain things and he collects tomorrow or if the data for example. so, and what else is it? of course, it's historical connection because every uh, every stage of history carpet also been changed and it's kind of reflecting like that historical moment of, of, of this region in general. and especially, right. and there's this, there's this phrase isn't there. wherever i lay my confidence my high exactly, because we like nature and the carpets only a human kind of science, assign it in, in, in the nature. if you put in carpet into somewhere in the, in the beautiful nature and just everything your food, then that's kind of neat and given goal or that the feeling of, of, of, of, of home, of cousin is. and so you, obviously the ob

national has always been a congested airport. there's a lot of airplanes that move in and out of a small geographic place. it is a place where professional pilots operate in and out of there. most of us know the routine, and you expect certain things in and out of reagan national. and it works. it works very well. the air traffic controllers are some of the best in the world. so exactly what happened here? we don't yet know. and the helicopter crew there also specially qualified to fly this particular route. so you have very highly qualified pilots. you have very highly qualified air traffic controllers. now the question is what what occurred last night that led to this tragedy. >> david ignatius. >> so just to. speak to the question of the increasing congestion at national airport, which every traveler. goes through there sees, one reason for it is that members of congress, like this airport very close to where they live and work and keep demanding more slots to go to more different places around. >> the country. >> where their where their home districts are. it's been a long running problem for reagan na

nation. and we're unwell. we're suffering from multiple fractures of our communities along racial, demographic, geographic lines, toxic infections of fear, arrogance and entitlement are all spreading through our entire body politic, streaming via digital arteries and electronic media veins. that's that's a that's a dark look. it's a dark vision of where we're at. is that is it where i think we are? i think we're on a precipice. yes, i do. i mean, if you go through some of the districts in our country and i recently went through pennsylvania, you're not necessarily a red, super red state. i live in tennessee. the opinions are very strong and unfortunately, the ideologies are diverging. and so there's tension, a lot of tension. and if we don't address this and i have the solution on how we address it, this division and this really separation of the two ideologies, then we're we're in trouble. i think this is a big challenge for the future of our country. united americans can accomplish anything. we always have overcome every adversity in world war two. i think i've heard you know, as many as 60 million people die

geographic names information system is updated. google apparently also is going to change the name of mount mckinley, the nation's highest peak fromemember, former president barack obama renamed the alaska landmark to denali in 2015 as a nod to the region's native population, who had been calling it that for way longer than anybody had called it mount

geographic names information system is updated. google apparently also is going to change the name of mount mckinley, the nation's highest peak from denali. remember, former president barack obama renamed the alaska landmark to denali in 2015 as a nod to the region's native population, who had been calling it that for way longer than anybody had called it mount mckinley. >> that's right. and the lead with jake tapper starts now. >> nonprofit organizations across the country thrown into chaos today. the lead starts right. >> now. >> again. it does not affect individual assistance. that's going to americans. >> the new white house. >> press secretary using this term. individual assistance. >> to mean. >> direct payments, i suppose, although seniors who rely on meals on wheels for food might take issue. individual assistance as the trump administration pauses federal funds and grants a shock to the system, nonprofits are lining up to sue the trump administration. now, the white house says medicare, medicaid and social security won't won't be touched. but what about everything else? we're pushing for answers. plus, stephen miller will

national runs. it's one of the busier airports that controllers are very skilled there. they move a lot of traffic through a small geographic area, but it and it runs the same way. 24 well, during the operational hours. >> the commercial flight that went down in this collision is american airlines flight 5342 from wichita, kansas to washington, dc. everyone in kansas and everyone everywhere should know that kansas senator roger marshall issued a statement saying, i've seen the reports of a collision with a dc helicopter and an inbound flight from wichita, kansas. we are in contact with authorities working to get answers. we ask you to join us in prayer for every single passenger and their families. and john, the. as we continue through the coverage of what we know here, we did get some real specifics about the flight number, the exact kind of aircraft it is, the exactly what the what kind of helicopter it is. what's the next level of information we could expect? well. >> i think that through the through the night there will be the emergency response teams for the airline, for the operator of the black hawk, for the dc airpo