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so that they will put us in a different place than the historians in academia. absolutely. are we memorialists? absolutely. but can we do our job better as being historians? absolutely. here are a couple of questions that i'm am not going to offer answers forward. i don't know the answers to these. can america distinguish between

back to the argument in terms of academia, there is a perception and academia that this is easy because it is entertainment. it is easy to do this stuff. in fact i would argue that there is an enormous discipline to it, an enormous amount of work and it is every bit as hard to paint a masterful scene not that i am calling what i do masterful, but but i we will say that this guy is. you know. you know, at least aspire to painting a masterful scene as it yields to advancing a brilliant pieces. the truth is, we need all of those tools, we do need to know how to argue to know how to explain, how to sort of pull back and set the larger stage. the scenes and a cinematic sense of scenes is really what animates this kind of nonfiction. >> just a a little bit more on the topic because it is so critical. i go so far as were many of the scenes in my book to literally think of myself as behind the camera when i am laying out the structure of the scene. just briefly the 1st scene and the boys in the boat's two men walking across the campus and going down to the house, turning out for crew practice t

it's liberal academia.> maybe not hate america. >> hate america. i'll say that. they don't want to fly the flag. >> you can't say that. >> i want to say liberal academia tomorrow nats, liberals did dominate. >> i think oversaul it would be a majority but that certainly doesn't lead to hating america. >> it leads to not wanting to fly the flag. >> here is the difference, though, yes, it's teachers' jobs and these professors' jobs to teach but they should be doing so objectively and should be raising various viewpoints. the problem with this specific professor is he seems to be injecting his own personal opinion injecting a liberal viewpoint into the conversation. versus having an objective conversation and having an objective discussion. >> we're paying for it by force. >> by taxation. wayne as a parent you've got to go and go war we teaching our kids? this is scary. >> it's more than scary. eric. this is history. we're talking about history. how the flag got there, all of those things these are history prof

concreta, pero tambiÉn tenemos que ver las prÁcticas personales de las personas que se inician a la academiacompromiso por parte del departamento a que la homofobia es inaceptable? jaime: este incidente sale a la luz a mayor escrutinio por casos de presunto abuso racial, incluyendo ferguson. >> por ejemplo, hablan de los negros diciendo que son monos y que tienen raÍces como si fueran animales y es justo matar a un animal. >> no es indicador de que es una problemÁtica. jaime: el jefe dice que la investigaciÓn demorarÁ unos 30 dÍas, despuÉs de eso espera que se apruebe el destino de estos cuatro oficiales. enrique: en nuestro lunes social le preguntamos si usted ha sufrido agresiÓn fÍsico o verbal por parte de policÍas, veamos algunos de sus comentarios: "al bajar de mi casa me bajaron de mi automÓvil y me pusieron las esposas sin razÓn". "la mayorÍa son agresores, deberÍan ser monitoreados" en twitter: " merecen respeto, pero condenÓ a aquellos que no se lo ganen". gracias por comentar, surgieron los temas utilizando el hashtag lunes social. y tres abogados de inmigraciÓn presentaron una dem

go to feminist centers and academia.unless you talk to these people and share your message they don't know what you stand for and they won't vote for you. you don't have to change your message. just take the message and bring it to people. >> my point earlier was that i mean it is obvious looking at the voting that most black people believe the democratic party represents their interests. that's why they are doing it. whether you agree with it or not that's clearly the case. what steven a is saying, well just one time vote for the people you think suck. i get his point. >> people are trying to keep your vote. >> my only point is it is asking a lot for people to consciously vote for somebody -- >> they would do it. >> jet do dye yaw is right. -- jetta dye yaw is right. she has a life long democrat. she went with her husband to meet the local republican party commissioner and she said i am not a republican and she sat there and had breakfast and they talked about what she stood for and she said we are republicans and i did

the washington post reports 25 people from law enforcement, academia and neighborhood leadership and the media will make up that commission. the commission will maintain public trust after a man was shot and killed by a fai county police office john gear was in a stand police when he was sho his home in springfiel records the time with the hands up. >>> an investigation is underway in prince william county after police officer's gun was stolen. it was stolen from a locked police vehicle. it was stolen last week but police aren't sure exactly when. they say it was sometime between wednesday and friday. >>> a developing story out of l.a. now. the investigation into a deadly shoot ing shooting in the skid row neighborhood will focus on two officer-worn body cameras. billions have viewed and shared the cell phone video posted on sunday by a witness. you can see a man wrestling with the four officers. there's a lot of shouting and eventually fife shots. l.a.'s mayor said they'll do an investigation. some groups are calling for an independent probe. >>> what hillary clinton just turned ove

does that put us in a different place than the historians in academia? absolutely. are we memorial lists? absolutely. but can we do our jobs better as memorial is by being better historians? absolutely, as well. here are a couple questions that i am not going to offer answers for. i do not know the answers to these. can america distinguish between confederates and the confederacy as we go forward? can we honor confederates and talk honestly about the confederacy at the same time? will the lens of personal connection yield or permit that to happen? i don't know. think about that. here's another question. and i don't know the answer to this, either. for many americans who met the demise of the confederacy, this implied to things. the perpetuation of slavery, at least for a time, and the destruction of the union. can you lament the demise of the confederacy? and, still love america? i don't know the answer to that. the american civil war is many things. it is undoubtedly america's most costly human tragedy. it is likely the bloodiest emancipation in the history of the

. >> that's number one, academia. >> academia very important.y strong unions so you have the union votes and then you have the very large immigrant population that can be influenced pretty dramatically when it comes to elections. they only come out every four years. they will get them out no matter how they get them out. >> if elizabeth warren does run for president and she would only run if hillary clinton has to withdraw. >> that's the difference between republicans and democrats. they kind of anoint and we kick the crap out of each other for months and months and months and they save the money. >> the clinton machine is a different machine than anything the republicans have. >> absolutely. >> if you challenge the clinton machine. >> eat up and spit out. >> you are going to get hurt. >> yeah. >> your future in the democratic party is going to be nothing why andrew cuomo the governor of new york isn't going to challenge. is he waiting. is he not going to go up against her. if elizabeth warren it looks like is number two up, she is in the bullpe

so that they will put us in a different place than the historians in academia. absolutely. are we memorialists? absolutely. but can we do our job better as being historians? absolutely. here are a couple of questions that i'm am not going to offer answers forward. i don't know the answers to these. can america distinguish between confederates and the confederacy? can we honor confederates and talk honestly about the confederacy at the same time? will the lens of personal connection yield or permit that to happen? i don't know. think about that. here is another question. and i don't know the answer to this either. there are many americans who lament the demise of the confederacy. which of course apply to things. both, perpetuation of slavery, at least for a time, and destruction of the union here can you lament the demise of the confederacy and still love american? i don't know the answer to that question. so, the american civil war is many things. it is undoubtedly america's most costly human tragedy. it is likely the most bloody mf patient in the world. it is a milestone m

>> the odd alliance of hollywood and academia and the military and the great advances come from this kind of inter disciplinary coming together of people with different levels of expertise that can create something where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. i think what we have seen over the last 10 years is that the advances that have happened in the area of technology have really tried to focus on things that are going to make a difference for several members and veterans when they come back with psychological difficulties. >> the institute for creative technologies has created bravemind bravemind, a virtual reality therapy tool. soldiers suffering ptsd are gradually immersed in virtual environments representative of the same combat environments in which they were deployed, from a remote afghan village to a crowded iraqi marketplace, the numerous digital scenarios can be manipulated to recreate the exact location amend situation that first brought on a soldier's traumatic stress. the virtual reality is then coupled with a tried and true interactive psychological tool the

a recommended reading list something you could develop over time with the state of alaska, with academia. a lot of greet books are out there, very lopez, arctic dreams, the "50 miles from tomorrow." i think from the standpoint of the long pull, building student interest, academic interest public interest, i throw that out as a suggestion that could be developed over your tenure. >> and that is part of our public diplomats program. we're using the fulbright scholarships to gain some interest and start bringing people in. that's why i -- one of the reasons why i was really keen on trying to get disney in there. you have to start with the youth. like anything else when you're looking -- one of the challenges we faced in my previous job was getting the best of american talent diverse mental talent into the coast guard academy and you can't start at the junior year of high school. you have to start marketing when they're in grade school. and we need to carry over some of these programs and perhaps introduce it in our schools or otherwise. you're absolutely right. >> admiral, in the very near

i do think back to the argument in terms of academia i think there's this perception in academia that this is easy. this is entertaining. it's easy to do this stuff when in fact i would argue there is an enormous discipline to it, an enormous amount of work. it's every bit as hard to paint a masterful scene and not that i'm calling what i do masterful but i would say this guy is. and at least aspire to a masterful scene as it is to advancing a brilliant thesis. the truth is we need all the tools. we do need to know how to argue and we do need to know how to explain. we do need to pull back and set the larger stage. but the scenes and the cinematic sense of the scenes is really what animates this kind of nonfiction. >> just a little bit more on the topic of scenes because it is so critical. i'd go so far as for many of the scenes in my book too literally think of myself as behind the camera when i'm laying out the structure of the scene. just very briefly the first scene in the "boys in the boat" is joe and roger morris walking across the campus and going down to the shell house turnin

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sot sheriff again fue una recomendacion de la academia de ciencias nacionales que cualquier laboratorio droga debia ser independiente de cualquier agencia del orden publico.. pero entonces el jefe gascon y el administracion de la ciudad ed lee estuvieron en contra... (vo) pero para algunos abogados la investigacion la debe de hacer la procuraduria o el departamento de justicia de estados unidos... t48 sandra sfpd sot 2 sot jeff adachi/public defender 03:46 al 03:57 this creates a conflic of interest the districts attorney used evidence from this crime lab wich was tainted wich was full of problems and nos they wan to solve those problems esto crea un conflicto de interes la fiscalia uso la evidencia de estos laborartorios criminales y la evidencia estaba manchada.. estaba llena de problemas y ahora quieren resolverlos como si nada.... si estas alegaciones resultan ciertas podria tener repercusiones muy serias en muchos casos criminales de los ultimos 10 an.hablamos de os mil 400 casosue ahora ran auditados.caso s de asesinato y violaciones tre otros.. sot n6pm gc sk force pkg 00:22 al09

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. >> Éste aÑo asistiÓ por primera vez a los premios de la academia. en la que le queramos a hony.lÍcula me entra una nostalgia, de que hace unos cuantos aÑos tenÍa un sueÑo y aquÍ estoy. y me encanta trabajar, y pelear por los papeles, porque nada se me ha dado fÁcil. pero estÁ bien, porque siento que me la merezco mÁs. >> el valor estÁ en los papeles que ha escogido. viene integrando varios roles que retan su nivel actual. >> te has sentido que estÁs luchando? gÉnesis: siempre. pero tratando de cambiar esto. yo quiero ser la latina, Él hace todo tipo de pelÍculas. nunca se repite. y por eso lo admiro tanto. yo quiero ser esa versiÓn femenina. quiero hacer esto por los latinos o ma por las mujeres y por todos. yo quiero abrir ese camino, y decir somos talento. >> prÓximamente la veremos en la cinta de horror, producida por ganarle cabrio. al aldo d ejhonny dep. pamela: muchas felicidades. una vez unos surfistas se lanzaron a un rÍo para desafiar las bravas aguas. los verÁn en acciÓn a condenaciÓn. pasamos con avances de el secreto del tiempo. danny: gracias se complica la situaciÓ

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of course industry people have expertise, as do scientists who work in academia. again, we can and should work together to improve the e.p.a.'s approach to reviewing the science underpinning regulation, but this legislation is not the answer. this bill will only damage and delay the process, and i urge my colleagues to vote no and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady from oregon yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. lucas: mr. chairman, i would apologize to the gentlelady. the majority floor leader would like to speak for a minute and i'd yield the majority floor leader as much time as he might consume. the chair: the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, is recognized for one minute. mr. mccarthy: well, i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his work. you know, there's a wise saying that one of the best assets of a good leader is a good advisor. nobody can know everything. advisors step in to give opinions and provide different perspectives for those that have to make decisio

so that they will put us in a different place than the historians in academia. absolutely. are we memorialists? absolutely. but can we do our job better as being historians? absolutely. here are a couple of questions that i'm am not going to offer answers forward. i don't know the answers to these. can america distinguish between confederates and the confederacy? can we honor confederates and talk honestly about the confederacy at the same time? will the lens of personal connection yield or permit that to happen? i don't know. think about that. here is another question. and i don't know the answer to this either. there are many americans who lament the demise of the confederacy. which of course apply to things. both, perpetuation of slavery, at least for a time, and destruction of the union here can you lament the demise of the confederacy and still love american? i don't know the answer to that question. so, the american civil war is many things. it is undoubtedly america's most costly human tragedy. it is likely the most bloody mf patient in the world. it is a milestone m

both in academia, and in public and private service. rather than go through his credentials, i want to take a more personal approach and give you some insight into steve as a research, writer, historian. in 41 years that i worked with the manuscript division of the library congress, as the civil more specialist and lincoln curator, i entertained many pros perspective writers and season authors in search of new material. they would come to my office, almost weekly, certainly monthly, and we would talk. i can't say -- occasionally i could be of service because i was responsible for bringing in new material, either purchasing or accepting donations of rare manuscripts. dr. goldman showed up 17 years ago. we talked, went to lunch shared ideas, iced versions -- aspirations. i introduced steve to a collection called left-handed penmanship. the person in charge of maintaining the collections had come to me earlier prepared to dispose of that particular collection, said they had so few users on record. it was really a contest, set up for civil

is it possible that america wants toughness back in academia, in a young person's life? >> listen -- >> i'm listening. >> if people are can selling charity events because people are using maraccas they may say they want to be slapped in the physician and kicked around -- >> well they were not part of the academy's votes. i don't think they saw whiplash. but the old folks said this is a great movie. let's get tough. >> you said conflicting things. the academy is liberals. they have obviously liked whiplash and they liked the message. >> that is a great example of me being wrong. you just caught me -- we have to mark down this date. >> we are going to edit this out. >> because it is true. >> i want to check the facts here. >> they passed on "american sniper" and that was endearing to the american public. >> pretty good movie. >> and i think you were encouraged about jack walsh. i have written a book called "fire." >> it is about the joys and the pleasures of being fired. i was fired by woody allen which was a fantastic event. >> i understand you were fired for not looking

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civil rights groups and academia the left. they don't like the police. that's not a secret.ut what's happened since the inauguration in 2009 is they have an advocate as the attorney general. they have a civil rights division that has waged a war against police departments using some of the most radical sort of looney tunes anti-police arguments you can have. they're cracking down on cops. the fact the president has injected himself is not an accident. this is part of a deliberate administration policy. >> and what happens if, as threatened now and it appears possible certainly if not probable the justice department sues -- goes ahead and sues ferguson? >> well, that's a great question because this is a high profile opportunity for eric holder and his successor to show whose side they're on. and it's not the side of the police. what they'll do is they'll attempt to show a pattern or practice. let's hope ferguson fights back. that's one of the ways that holder and his gang has been able to really impose their will around the country. a lot of small towns just give up. they cap

civil rights groups and academia the left. they don't like the police. that's not a secret.ut what's happened since the inauguration in 2009 is they have an advocate as the attorney general. they have a civil rights division that has waged a war against police departments using some of the most radical sort of looney tunes anti-police arguments you can have. they're cracking down on cops. the fact the president has injected himself is not an accident. this is part of a deliberate administration policy. >> and what happens if, as threatened now and it appears possible certainly if not probable the justice department sues -- goes ahead and sues ferguson? >> well, that's a great question because this is a high profile opportunity for eric holder and his successor to show whose side they're on. and it's not the side of the police. what they'll do is they'll attempt to show a pattern or practice. let's hope ferguson fights back. that's one of the ways that holder and his gang has been able to really impose their will around the country. a lot of small towns just give up. they cap

many world class anyone elevations ss -- innovations coming out of academia came here in the u.k. there's a host of engineering or software types of innovation that are giving the u.k. a unique opportunity to create the new jobs. the two million jobs that have been created in the private sector in the last couple of years essentially come from the sector. >> lots on the ground here today about the inflow of capital coming from overseas to invest in the u.k. it's not all we've been doing this morning. we've been venn dhurture tureture -- venturing out to talk to european banks. in is the bank that emerged out of bankers santo. we'll have more on that interview in a short while. >> thank you very much for that. and we look forward to the interview. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange." general motors set to pay out $8 billion. find out which activist could be joining us. >>> saudi's prince is on a deal with snapchat. could it push the $19 million evaluation even higher? we'll discuss later in the show. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings accoun

cantwell: the last phrase is key, the best minds in academia. thank you. ms. ayotte: i would like to call on senator schatz. mr. schatz: ms. gilligan, the faa guidelines for recreational drones, i would like to go through them and then ask for your comments. my understanding is a drone must weigh less than 55 pounds, below 400 feet, visual line of sight not interfering with manned aircraft operations and not flying near an airport. there appears to be no speed limit for recreational drones and no prohibition on flying over people. so my question for you, although the notice of proposed rulemaking is progress, what are we doing at the 400 foot and down level and who has jurisdiction? ms. gilligan: the notice is directed towards operators in commercial operation, which we do not authorize at all. hobbyists are actually sort of overseen by what we call a community standard. we are working with the american modelers association for them to serve in that function. they actually have a set of operating expectations for their members. mr. schatz: will they have the f

in many instances, there is great value in having industry, academia, and government actually worked together in shaping research in critical areas. i think people sometimes get worried about that. but we do it in a way that clearly defines us as free competitive research not a collaboration where there is a particular product that's being developed where an fda scientist might be working in the partnership. but it's where information is being developed that can be applied across a whole category of products and help us to advance our knowledge and develop a regulatory tools that are needed to advance our ability to do adequate and full reviews of the products. and to enhance product development. >> you have been a champion of advocating sodium reduction. the majority of your statements reference what pressure benefits of lower sodium consumption. however, some recent studies cited by this questioner including one by the iom have suggested that low sodium consumption for healthy individuals can lead to significant health problems. another article found that for healthy people, there

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the washington post reporting 25 people from law enforcement, academia neighborhood leadership and the media will make up the commission. the chairman said the commission will maintain public trust after a man was shot and killed by a county police officer in 2013. john gear was in standoff with police when he was shot outside his home in springfield. he had his hands up and unarmed a the time. >>> a developing story out of l.a. now. sources telling nbc news that audio from two body cameras worn by l.a. police officers seen in the video suggest that the homeless man who was shot dead did try to take the officer's weapons. billions have viewed and shared the cell phone video posted on sunday by a witness. you can see a man wrestling with the four officers. there's a lot of shouting and eventually fife shots. l.a.'s mayor said they'll do an investigation. some groups are calling for an independent probe. >>> in just hours israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address a joint meeting of congress. dozen of lawmakers will boycott saying the speech could politicize u.s. relations wi

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the american bar association about ten years with the department of justice and more recently in academia. our time on the task force has been fast but remarkable with the opportunity to hear from so many witnesses bringing such expertise before us. but our intent with this panel was to look ahead. and i would characterize this as a super star group here and that was the intent. i am looking forward to introducing the panel but before that i want to give the task force members, who by the way have been wonderful to meet with, and what an opportunity to get the chance in what i call a bunker mentality and it is something i will think about for the rest of my career. this opportunity to work with them. i am starting at the end with roberto and we will move down the line. >> good morning. as lori said, i am the chief of police for tucson, arizona. i grew up in the department and have been with them 35 years and chief for the past 6 years. this has been the culmination of my career and having the opportunity to give and receive input at this level from members like yourself and working with t

cantwell: the last phrase is key, the best minds in academia. thank you. ms. ayotte: i would like to call on senator schatz. mr. schatz: ms. gilligan, the faa guidelines for recreational drones, i would like to go through them and then ask for your comments. my understanding is a drone must weigh less than 55 pounds, below 400 feet, visual line of sight not interfering with manned aircraft operations and not flying near an airport. there appears to be no speed limit for recreational drones and no prohibition on flying over people. so my question for you, although the notice of proposed rulemaking is progress, what are we doing at the 400 foot and down level and who has jurisdiction? ms. gilligan: the notice is directed towards operators in commercial operation, which we do not authorize at all. hobbyists are actually sort of overseen by what we call a community standard. we are working with the american modelers association for them to serve in that function. they actually have a set of operating expectations for their members. mr. schatz: will they have the f

and, so that's why you have all of this contention in academia now. >> i feel like in this case it wasnd like it was, like this hypersensitivity which is another problem we have now. everybody is so sensitive about hurting other people's feelings. >> i'm not. >> i was going to say except on "the o'reilly factor." >> you're not. >> i'm not -- >> we know. saying the administration is pc? >> they said, we don't want anybody to feel left out or something so we'll change it to national day which doesn't even make sense. >> national day. >> all this apologizing bill, you're not on the bandwagon. >> i don't apologize unless i do something wrong. then i apologize. sometimes we do. i think people should apologize if we do something wrong if they hurt somebody. >> you're fair. >> i am. this is insane. if they want american pride theme, that is good. they should be applaud for that. >> how fun to dress up in red, white, blue on forth of july. >> we do it on the couch all the time. >>> the food police are at it again, this time targeting babies and young kids. wait until you hear california's idea

. >> my next bold move is to break into academia. >> so what works in this scene, and who is saffo? university in the past, and today she's teaching a one-day writer's workshop. >> i love everything about teaching. i like conveying wisdom, i love doing research. i love thinking about what would make a fun lecture. >> why is it so hard for the writers to write a good sex scene? forget the fancy words, and just tell it straight. your characters want to get laid more than anything. it's earth-shattering insecurity. that's what i want to see in your characters. >> where are we going to see you in ten years? >> hopefully you'll see me as a traveling author and instructor. hopefully i'll be ridiculously happy and teaching. >> for now, though, stripping is still paying the bills. >> do you feel like a lot of dancers get trapped in the world? >> oh, absolutely. every stripper i know has gone into stripping with the idea i'm just going to do this for six years and quit. it's the one major area where we're untaxed. we just stack dough. it is the hard to do something else. >> my road trip with

helping us. >> the last phrase is key best minds in academia to help you. thank you. thank you, madame chair. >> thank you. i would like to call on senator shoths. >> the faa guidelines for recreational drones, i would like to go through them and then ask for your comment. my understanding is that a drone must weigh less than 55 pounds, be flying below 400 feet visual line of sight must not be flying carelessly or recklessly not interfere with manned aircraft operations and not fly near an airport. but importantly, there appears to be no speed limit for recreational drones and no prohibition of flying over people. so my question for you is although the notice of proposed rule-making, i think is progress what are we doing at the 400 foot and down level? and who has jurisdiction? >> the notice, sir, is actually directed toward operators who would want to be in commercial operation, which we don't authorize at all right now. hobbyists or recreational users are in accordance with the reauthorization bill are sort of overseen by what we call a community standard