musicians like louis armstrong got their start here. we take you to the new orleans jazz museum to learn about the city's music history. ♪ >> i'm not sure it is only the original one but certainly the most famous. most world-renowned, changed the world kind of music. i'm going back home to stay ♪ ♪ i'm going to new orleans ♪ >> something the country can be proud of. something that has defined america not only for americans but people outside of america. like any great art, it has spoken these truths and great issues of our time about humanity. right now we are on the second floor of the new orleans jazz museum in the u.s. mint at the herman leonard museum. after hurricane katrina the jazz exhibit was moved out and put in storage until basically now. we have slowly but surely started taking the instruments and artifacts out of the archive and putting them back here are your slowly but surely having instrument cases me, the women of note exhibit, the gonzales bureau. slowly but surely we have been museum.a jazz the eventual plan is to tur

it to louis armstrong and as a gift to the new orleans jazz museum.strong confirmed that this was the horn with the notches in the mouthpiece and you can see the notches still today. louis felt it gave him more of a grip with his lips on the nstrument. so that would move into another rea of the museum. this is an area where we have a number of instruments on display in this one was owned by dave bartholomew. >> ♪ >> he is still living. he is in his 90's now. e was a prolific producer, arranger, writer and bandleader and he was really fundamental. he helped produce and create arrangements for fats domino's early rock 'n roll work. he was one of the earliest in the development of rock 'n oll. he was a direct link from jazz to rock 'n roll. this was in the den of his home on catherine street and you know, fats, despite being internationally known, one of the creators of rock 'n roll, he returned to his home and wants to live in new orleans. his home was damaged in katrina pretty heavily. his piano was in there. there was about 12 feet of water. once the

armstrong soon played work centuries old or contemporary with equal virtuosity. whatever kit armstrong does he does it meticulously and passionately whether studying piano or. become that's not tomato you can't separate the mathematical and the emotional mathematics is there to describe and discover worlds of beauty went to a deck of. kid armstrong is multi-talented he masters a range of skills almost like child's play he sees origami as a sort of cross between mathematics and music. he likes chickens because he had some as a boy at the age of six he composed just chickens so not. just . as they were my pets nick. so it's a great blessing to be able to compose at such a young age. it's because it's six you can't really use language to describe what's important to you or what you feel with an interest it isn't but music can do that. i begin with contests here in hearses with the ensemble resonance in hamburg and how morning. i listed there is this point in the first movement where it switches from a major to d. major we wanted to freshen up the a major. could stre

guy: patrick armstrong, the cio at plurimi wealth, team leader , thank you.sson patrick armstrong, theurimi wealth is still with us. trade bute is hard to nevertheless, this has been an indication of what could be happening more broadly at the trade level and the disruption we could see. the next could be if trump slaps tariffs on cars. if you are taking positions in europe, is this a factor in your thinking? patrick: it is always a factor in thinking but it is such a big question you almost end up dismissing it because the repercussions are so huge. you think of a base case where things don't really deteriorate terribly and there isn't significant economic impact, but if it does turn into a trade war -- it is low probability, but the consequences are so drastic. since 1985, the tailwind for global growth has been globalization, outsourcing to cheaper producing countries, low is at anrate, if that end, it is a totally different environment for bonds, equities and global growth as a whole. matt: do you have a plan in place in case you see this rhetoric truly flareup? look, the u.s. has

patrick armstrong joining us.ut of europe from an equity plan of you over the last half year has been, short the banks, you had an incredible quarter. the trade was, the banks were going to be the high beater on the european recovery story. the fact that banks are autumn in terms of the sector -- bottom in terms of the secretary of what is economically right now? patrick: part of it is the economic situation, part of it is what is happening in italy. talking about strategies with their debt and the commission of the debt is people are worried about, almost crating utility functions out of the banks and italy, risks you have with the populace government. i think a lot of those are going to fade. they were incredibly cheap and they got cheaper. the french banks are our preferred stocks. they suffered as much as anywhere else, really. they got some exposure to turkish that. -- turkish debt. the emp is probably the winner. the ubs moving away from it. yield, trading bluebook value. and ifks are very cheap i'm right ab

african-american performers such as duke ellington and libby armstrong -- and louis armstrong frequently played at war related functions, and rising star lena horne begin to rival betty grable as a pinup among servicemen. yet by 1942, no african-american was more loved among white and black americans as heavyweight champion joe louis. his triumph in 1938, coupled with his patriotic announcement rendered him a potent symbol. administrators affirmed his political import as the brown bomber stood for heroism unity, and a part of the armed forces, black military participation. in september of 1943, lewis headed a boxing tour along with nicholson, sugar ray robinson and george j. wilson under the army special service division to tour army camps in the u.s. and abroad. the boxing tour also serve the purpose of both in a team and athletic training. it could diminish racism by exposing truth to that promote good sportsmanship and teamwork. influences 46 months of army, he fought 96 exhibition in the u.s. and in england, france and italy. this experience gave louis the opportunity to witness the

they want armstrong, but are they going to get him? had a long career and a career that has been fortunate. i was, i knew you at star wave back at the day. and worked at google and came in to aol a great run as a company and when i took the job here, when we sold to verizon, my passion is about serving the billion consumers we have and so i am really passionate about what we are doing and i would say those are rumors. >> one last question, do you think it is because you happen to be in a company that is one of the biggest revenue basis in the world. >> the biggest asset that we have is every consumer in the world is going to mobile one of the largest highest qualities behind us. and we are all mobile and digital. so we are in an awesome spot you know that content maltertte. i saw you at the super bowl. and so you realize that digital content matters. my son watches nfl, and watches "mad money." and the only picture he wanted was with you so really, it is an amazing opportunity for us. >> always a delight to speak to tim armstrong. tell

that year lance armstrong was preparing to win his first tour de france the start of a long series of wins this would never have been possible if the international cyclists union u.c.i. had acquired the proper tools for dope testing. biologists gerard diem had proposed that each cycle is be given an enhanced biological passport. because your i defy any playground will demean of sagal i deserve a laugh when you think two more see keep out wolf is a good cheesy sit up for it or the fortunes of those social groups laser guided talking to that all the false who claim ye group are no tor cause i will meet you obviously that they've had it all the false see they do jussi all to god why these we to do mean other storm or at the immediate more she speak the dr during a mountain stage because tough challenge the american attack. attack of us all. you know method i get up walk in anything just curious about here choking when it's about a one on one wall of in this recess one luckily as i was by the pool. immediate to see my dear if you model sakina critically g.n.a.t. poverty he could use a hum

i started to write about armstrong. your riyadh new orleans. love new orleans and i thought it would be a way to show a different mix of groups and people coming back from the spanish-american war, spiritual songs coming out from the old plantations, all melded together around 1900 to 1950, to be a birthplace of jazz and i think i learned almost everything you could learn about louis armstrong except for who he was. i couldn't quite get behind that mask, couldn't quite get behind that smile, couldn't quite figure out was he very happy? what did he like? so, i put that aside and sunday i may try to take on that period of time. someday i may work or give all the facts on louis armstrong and you give me the interpretation, so you always have things that you have been working on that you mica back to. host: can you talk about your connection to new orleans? guest: i was born and raised in new orleans. both my parents and all of my grandparents and aunts and uncles went to tulane, so i love this city. of the house i grew up in my brother now lives i

that year lance armstrong was preparing to win his first tour de france the start of a long series of wins this would never have been possible if the international cyclists union u.c.i. had acquired the proper tools for dope testing. biologists gerard diem had proposed that the cyclists be given an enhanced biological passport. because your id for any program all day mean of struggle i deserve a laugh when you think two more barge see keep out wolf is a good cheesy sit up was so brutal the fortunes of those social group leaders are going to talk to that all the false who crane year group are note or how they were made to obviously that they've heeded all the false see that we do jussi all to god why these we do mean others forward the immediate morsi speak the doctors during a mountain stage christophe challenge the american. attack. attack of us on. your method i get up walk off in anything i'm just curious about here choke when it's about a one on one wall of in this recess while luckily as i was by the pool. in video to skew my dear we feel you model seeking a critically dignity po

it to louis armstrong and as a gift to the new orleans jazz museum.rmstrong confirmed that this was the horn with the notches in the mouthpiece and you can see the notches still today. louis felt it gave him more of a grip with his lips on the instrument. so that would move into another area of the museum. is another one where we have a number of instruments on was owned byis one dave are followed you. -- dave bartholomew. he is still living. he is in his 90's now. producer,rolific arranger, right or, and he was really fundamental. and createroduce arrangements for fats domino's early rock 'n roll work. he was one of the earliest in the development of rock 'n roll. he was a direct link from jazz to rock 'n roll. this was in the den of his home on catherine street and you know, fats, despite being internationally known, one of he creators of rock 'n roll, returned to his home and wants to live in new orleans. his home was damaged in katrina pretty heavily. there was about 12 feet of water. once the water receded it was pretty heavily damaged. really, t

88—year—old ethel armstrong began her nursing career as a cadet back in 19118.e training in london last year. the women swapped stories of the nhs past and present during a visit to county durham and darlington nhs foundation trust. what was your first day like? 0njuly 5th 19118, i walked through the oak doors with shiny shoes. you were very much a newcomer, and felt very alone as a student. you know you were very much regarded as a gofer. you know, you do this, you do all the jobs that nobody else wanted to do. what was your first day like, grace? i walked in to a welcoming ward that was nurse—led, that had lots of nurses who had all been in my place. what kind of thing would you have worn on your first day? did you still have a uniform? yes, yes. you had a uniform and that uniform was inspected before you actually went in to any of the rooms. i think the uniform is still very important. very important. it still identifies you. but i think that the uniform has gone through an awful lot of changes. yeah, yeah. and this kind of idea that now we work with a lot of

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i've also been interested in baby due in louis armstrong, but if not, which is very louis armstrong firsttarted playing his going up at me with six or seven or eight years old, which was the red light district right on the edge of the french quarter in which there was a great mixing, different races, different ethnicity. the light skinned free person of color. she has the biggest tall, the greatest businesswoman in story though. so the music and the sex in the race and all of that jazz would be a ground and i keep poking around to see if there's a good book. >> your latest book to come out has been the biography on leonardo da vinci. how did you choose him and where did you start in your research process. >> i chose leonardo da vinci because over the years i began to notice a pattern of how attractive a list of people who cannot did the arts and the humanities, sciences and engineering and all of these fields, whether it's ben franklin, a great scientist as well as a great diplomatic humanist publisher. or even einstein who whenever he was stunned by the equation of general relativity wou

landed on the moon yet when this movie was made and there is this famous conspiracy theory that neil armstrong never landed on the moon but the footage was shot by stanley kubrick it's that one of the great myths of modern culture. so it's amazing to go through the whole production history in this exhibition you get the view of the filmmaker and all of the creative team and then it all comes together with the projections that you see of the film sequences and thank you so much for joining us and two thousand and one has had an immense impact not just on cinema really the film gave us a vision of the future. rounds bindra made. some on one nine hundred sixty eight a stone's twenty one year old david bowie watches the film two thousand and one in london's casino cinerama he goes home and writes space oddity his own musical homage to alienation in the space age with its lonely astronaut major term. strategic. west germany in one thousand nine hundred three major trauma inspires peter schilling to his own been since pop hit. two thousand and one may disturb you inside find cool in alien ridley sco

court in laurel, maryland, 402 armstrong court, and what happens to the window there has been boarded-upsearching through the area. we are learning jarrod ramos is 38 years old embossed a civil suit and appeal against the "capital gazette" where the fatal shots rang out yesterday. reporting on his guilty plea in 2011, according to reports from victims put her in fear of her life for months. they are full of ramblings about corruption in the courts as well as in the media and his profile says he was making corpses of corrupt careers and jarrod ramos is doing court in annapolis this morning. we are live in laurel, maryland and send it back to you. >> the push for legalized marijuana nationwide reaching a new high, chuck schumer introducing a bill that would decriminalize it. rob: addiction to pot is skyrocketing. jackie ibanez tells us if this is a good idea. >> reporter: federal punishment for pot could go up in smoke. here is what sen. schumer's proposal would do, take marijuana off of the controlled substances list words it with other substances like apps, use taxpayer money to fund pot

foley don't mind sunday arms armstrong getting ripped off even foreign oil imports from whence he says lend of. to important success for animal welfare now the population of mountain gorillas has risen by more than a quarter in central africa thanks to tourism that's according to a new report by the diane fossey gorilla fund the apes remain one of the most endangered species on the planet as they face threats including limited habitat disease and climate change. the mountains in north. this sanctuary in the heart of africa is home to the mountain gorillas it requires a long hike to get here but suddenly they appear the mountain gorillas are extremely similar to humans if you think you want to take me because i'm not sure my bank can afford it a second time. if. it cost several hundred dollars to spend an hour with the gorillas but the high price is an integral part of a conservation plan to save these endangered animals. the money they pay when there . is. a road towards the north. even. though. they could run it. there are numerous schools hospitals and jobs in the villages surroundin

armstrong was a friend of her father parents -- ' her part -- father parents. -- father's. >>> lateray, the release of an inspector general's report about the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. it's the result of an 18 month review on whether the fbi's actions affected the outcome of the 2016 president election. that report looks at the decision of james comey to publicly recommend not to prosecute hillary clinton and when he told congress days before the election that the investigation was being revived. because of newly discovered emails. >>> apple is making it harder for police to hack into an iphone and collect evidence. apple says it is planning a software update that will disable the phone parents charging and data part. one hour after users lock their phones. users will use the headphone support and adapters. police used that port to crack into the iphones during criminal investigations. in order to transfer data to or from that iphone, a person would first need to enter the phone's password. the software update is intended to strengthen the security pr

she wanted to make sure nasa won't try to take away the vial of lunar dust that new armstrong gave her50 years ago. armstrong was a friend of her valuable evidence that the bel a former nasa administrators says anything that came from the moon belongs to the government. is unveiling a new attracin santa clara. it's called the railblazer. there's a ribbon-cutting ceremony. great american says it's the first coaster of its kind on the west coast. it requires writers to straddle the rail, creating a low center of gravity. 160 feet in the air before plunging facedown at 890 degree angle at 52 miles per hour. >> we are about to headed over to sports -- fox sports for coverage of the the for world cup. news coverage continues on ktvu plus. >> up next, it's fox sports world cup live right here, ktvu, 7 am. russia hosts saudi arabia. >> mornings on 2 continues on ktvu plus and streaming live on ktvu.com. ♪ ♪

myth number two if you were a card things will get better if you believe that then i have a lance armstrong charity you should donate to. not ole is it generally not true that if. work hard things will get better but unless you look at what really means really matters in life no amount of money will make you content ask yourself what we're working for to make money for what almost none of us are doing jobs for survival anymore i mean once upon a time jobs are alive i plant the food and then i eat the food and if i don't do that i'd die. but nowadays if you want to get a café well someone die if they don't get their super a calf mocha frappe on and pass latte. i kind of doubt they're going to keel over from a blueberry scone deficiency i don't think it's happened well you die if you have if you don't serve them once if you work at macy's with a customer perish and if they don't get their boxer briefs with the sweat absorbant fabric. kind of down it and if they do die from that they have problems far greater than. if you could have known so that means we're all working to make other people ri

. >> when i spoke with tim armstrong this morning, the ceo of oath which is buried within verizon but fortune 300 sized company. he emphasized 5g i think it's interesting, you've got agt that wants to go into entertainment. you have verizon that wants to go deeper into technology. is that cultural >> yeah, it is it's cultural. i think it is. and it's, listen, i mean, you can argue to a certain extent randall stephenson has been running away from their core business for years. >> that's where i'm going. >> and making decisions based on maintaining the dividend and what he believed to be fair as a potential growth opportunities for at&t different than what mcadam will see and potentially mr. vestberg will see. 5g is the key for them they made no secret of that. the man who sat at the top of eriksson will fully capable of that but mcadam said, listen, it's a turbulent world now. it is always, of course. and, you know, you need somebody who is going to be seen as innovative with that fresh set of eyes. and i did ask, i'm like, well, the tenure at eriksson is tumultuous he said our board d

this is right off of fouh street on armstrong court. it is not too far from the laurel police department. this is where we believe that the suspect lived. ias able to show his photo to several people who live here in the area. no one i spoke to said they recognized him. this is the address that he listed in court records. they have verifying they found nothing else. s>> i'm glad in custody. i really am. wi wasdering what was going on. i have seen helicopters. i said i ain't coming out he. >> i really wanted to know what was going on. i came over here to see and to find out that the guy that did that shootingwas, you know, supposedly lived in this neighborhood. i want today come see what's going o >>nd back out live chopper 4 is over the scene. we have been waiting for thr hours for this to happen while they waited for that searchan wa permission to go inside. again, they will be very careful as they approach going inside this apartment inside this building to make sure i is absolutely safe for these police officers. >> sounds liks lf re

años a quien debemos mantener en nuestras oraciones >>> la fiscalía identificó a los sospechosos, armstrongy incluyendo una grabación de kindergarten. >>> en el estado de washington, las autoridades continúan investigando un tiroteo en una tienda walmart que dejó un muerto y varios heridos >>> esto ocurrió anoche, al parecer el sospechoso robó un vehículo, condujo de manera errática hasta el estacionamiento de un walmart y se suscitó una balacera, dos personas resultaron heridas de bala y el sospechoso fue abatido a disparos >>> los tres pasajeros que se cayeron de una montaña rusa en daytona beach florida, vivirán con sus lesiones toda la vida, esto dijo el representante legal que además ha contratado a dos expertos en seguridad en este tipo de juegos mecánicos para evaluar el mantenimiento y las inspecciones que se realizaroni una demanda. >>> terremoto de magnitud 6.1 sacudió a japón al menos tres personas perdieron la vida y se reportan decenas de heridos. precisamente veíamos cómo la tierra se movía provocando que varios edificios también se derrumbara en, unas 170,000 viviendas quedar

ere are on armstrong court. last few hours the entire block has been cordoned off by police, nobody has been able to go in and out. we have learned information about e man who lived here, the alleged shooter. and what likely led up to this horriblef violence, the capital gazette is reporting that thesh suspectedooter, jared ramo had a long running feud with the paper. six years ago and lost, his t anger was over a story that covered a criminal harassment case against him. police have not confirmed all of this at is point. but they have acknowledged that there was some history here and called the shooting a targed attack.st li. >> we know that there were threats sent to the gazette through social media. this person was prepare today to mein. prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm and as i stated before, the investigative part of this is going to be thorough and it's going to take time. k>> reporter: bac out here live, keeping eyes on this team of ere hasn't been a whole lot ofe. movement t. looks

of north korea kim jong un i want to bring in our guest now from skype on skype rather is charles armstrong is joining us from new york he's a professor of korean studies at columbia university we appreciate your time sir a quite a lot of money is being made there but the significant ones appeared to be an intention to show a university university if you like of opinion about this process of belief in this process and that the alliance is still strong between south korea japan and the u.s. but also had a mission that this is just simply the beginning of the process. yes that's right there are a lot of interesting things said about all three representatives i thought one of the most interesting things for mr cole near the end there's been a lot of concern out of the suspension u.s. military exercises which seems to have been something trump said with a consultation with south korea but was he foreign minister was that this would be contingent on north korea taking steps with denuclearization so it isn't it appears just simply a concession on the u.s. part but also something that north korea'

armstrong was a friend of her -- father's >> interesting. >>> later today, inspector general's report about the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. it's a result of an 18 month review on whether the fbi's actions affected the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. that report looks at the decision of former fbi director james comey to publicly recommend not to prosecute hillary clinton and when he told congress days before the election that the investigation was being revived because of newly discovered emails. >>> apple is making it more difficult for police to hack into an iphone and collect evidence. apple says it is planning a software update that would disable the iphone parents charting and data port one hour after users locked their phones. iphone users plug in hell at -- headphones, power cables, and adapters. police use it to crack into the phones during a criminal investigation. in order to transfer data, a person would first need to enter the phone's password. apple says the software update is intended to strengthen the security protections to hel

another, amir armstrong is in police custody charged with a weapons offense, and a third is in critical condition. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> a line of powerful thunderstorms caused flash flooding in the upper midwest over the weekend. in wisconsin the rain washed out several highways, forcing authorities to close them. roads were also washed out in northern minnesota. and in michigan's upper peninsula, flash flooding crumbled streets and roads. more than 60 sinkholes were reported.ousl ay.d tanod temperatures could hecht the 90n anst. in or>>> thcoming u tp on the a "mi news" now, diagnosing gaming. video gaming gets an official recognition.ing as hi bk--bk n e s. operen. >>this is d the "cbs mor> ning " t the u.s. open. this is the "cbs morning news." episodes of laughing or crying that are exaggerated or simply don't match how you feel, it can often lead to feeling misunderstood. this is called pseudobulbar affect, or pba. a condition that can occur from brain injury or certain neurologic conditions like stroke or dementia. nuedexta can make a difference by significantly red

among the accomplices implicated is michele ferrari lance armstrong's dope a physician who helped him secretly for one million dollars given a life banned by the italian cycling federation in two thousand and two he continues to work discreetly with athletes. athletes such as alex watson the two thousand and eight fifty kilometers walk a limp dick champion who tested positive for e.p.o. four years later. such a bullied to feed on saturday catalina cost that they are off because you know. so they're less well they're only. got the week. long so you're good at picking. john mulcahy winter olympian the play on year isn't the wallboard important. boy meet the new york sponsored deal or. to start on a bus another the chickies market of failure some or some lost a thaw missing contact law called little fella. disappeared. in a free childhood but. they were mine and we not only call me soul in the thought that you know your own boy each other on the spot there are frequent. your bike. or cash if you are. in. need or it gleam or. you know it was born at the home but we. are not done to solve

now we're talking about neil armstrong. we'll cover the forecast when we come back. it broke o >>> firefighters put out a small fire in san francisco's pier 35. it broke out around 2:00 this afternoon. crews arrived to find smoke coming from underneath the pier. they used a chainsaw to open it up and quickly put out the flames, no word what caused the fire. >>> developing out of ohio tonight, a powerful house explosion left one woman dead and a man badly injured in cleveland. you can see the debris scattered across the neighborhood. surrounding homes were also damaged. a neighbor described what happened. >> like a plane, like a 747, it fell into the house and i just heard people up on richland road heard it. so it was loud and all this glass was falling on me and i'm in there trying to vacuum and i'm like what's going on? >> still not clear what caused the explosion, but crews reportedly smelled gas in the neighborhood. >>> in hawaii lava from the kilauea volcano has destroyed about 600 homes and forced entire communities to evacuate. today volunteers put the finishi

. >> who would lead space force, >> neil armstrong. >> i mean, he's dead. we'd have to bring him back to life. >> has to have a military background. >> military yeah. >> has to have a military background. >> i think so. >> but the military has advised president trump that we don't need a space force. >> well, trump's his own man. >> he knows more. >> and he's going to tell us the truth about what's out there. >> when you're in trump universe, everyone loves space force. >> space force! >> but why do we need space force? >> well, a terrorists could, through the use of drones, get into space and become a very dangerous hazard to our freedom. >> i'm sure that there will be war in space. >> let's not forget 9/11, okay? i think that space force could help prevent the next 9/11. >> which would be 9/12. >> 9/12, 9/13. ( laughter ) >> i think isis could get to space. >> space isis. >> space isis. >> right, space isis. but do we really need a space force? >> it doesn't make a lot of sense, we would be wasting a lot of dollars, but at the same time it would be cool.

amir armstrong is hospitalized and facing a weapons charge. >> the shooting appears to be related to several gangs having -- neighborhood gangs, from here in the city of trenton, having a dispute at the venue. >> reporter: this all happened at a popular fund raiser for local artists. >> art all night has become quite a tradition, quite a touchstone here in trenton. it that it was broken up likeohi awfully in the middle of the night. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing. and trenton becomes the latest community to face tragedy. dan scheneman, nbc news. >>> at least three dead, dozens injured after a powerful earthquake shook the city of osaka, japan, early this morning. japan's meteorological agency is calling it a 6.1 magnitude quake, one of the strongest of its kind on japan's scale 0 to 7. there were reports of strucral damage including building collapses, damaged pipes and scattered fires in the middle of rush hour. government officials reported the deaths of two elderly men and a young child from falling debris. no tsunami warning has been issued. >>> police in washington ar

politicians i mean there is any number of things and it's again one has to look at things in a new armstrong way if you look at sexual violence statistically in the world and if you look at un statistics on the rate rape of a hundred thousand people you will be surprised to know that india is one point two on that scale the united states is twenty seven point eight the u.k. is treaty eight point something sweden is sixty three south africa is one twenty i'm just citing the statistics that i remember so what is it about india that creates this image and i think there it's a very complicated picture but partly i think those of us who've been involved in the women's movement are to blame because we have. kept the issue of sexual violence towards women on the public agenda we will not let it go off the agenda because we want changes and we wanted to be addressed and the media has sided with us in very interesting ways so every case gets into the papers i don't want to take a nationalistic stance and pretend that we are great we are not but i think you are much more complicated and i think that w

>> you kne that one. >> neal armstrong. >> the guy that walk on the >> neal armstrong. >> yes!wo easy, tony. >> the final question is difficult. it's also very long. so here we go. p lancasterark includes 97 acres which includes theacre disc park area formerly known a lexington manor. the 47 acres leased from the navy includes eight athletic fields, playground, dog park, trails and basketball courts. it was originally navy housing. what was the name of the housing located on west brunell chinnedly drive and anderson and officers courts was it a, saratoga square, b, ronellen apts, c, jar bowsviite un or d center garde? >> can i first point out -- >> you can answer this. >> because over there thees 97 is also the lacking ton arts where we have the cherry trees just like the tidal answer however the answer to thisen one ister gardens. >> yes. >> dinging ding. [ applause ] >> great job. wellone.e. >> great jar. >> it's you all know your hometown veryl wel. so do your commuty mem here. they were shouting answers. [ applause ] >> they had it well that's makes this place wonderful a l

if you were a card things will get better if you believe that then i have a lance armstrong charity you should donate to. not only is it generally not true that if you work hard things will get better but it lets you look at what really means it really matters in life no amount of money will make you content ask yourself what we're working for to make money for what almost none of us are doing jobs for survival anymore i mean once upon a time jobs are alive i plant the food and then i eat the food and if i don't do that i'd die. but nowadays if you want to get a cafe well someone die if they don't get their super calf mocha frappe on and pass latte. i kind of doubt they're going to keel over from a blueberry scone deficiency i don't think they have happened will you die if you give if you don't serve them one if you work at macy's with a customer perish and if they don't get their boxer briefs with the sweat absorbent fabric. kind of down it and if they do die from that they have problems far greater than. if you could have known so that means we're all working to make other people rich

warrick armstrong from the queensland parks and wildlife service explained to me earlier how he is planningished themselves on a number of small continental islands, close to the main coastline, in the frankland islands and northern barnard islands, and possibly they were introduced here in the early 1900 spaceships that visited the area, or another explanation could be that they were washed out of our major river systems during flood events, and what we term rafted over. they are having, obviously, a lasting impact on our nesting seabirds, as you say. and today you officially start, ranger, a three—week baiting programme. how are you planning to undertake this whole initiative and eliminate these lack rats? so because these are continental islands, they are extremely steep and inaccessible, and so the idea with our programme is that we need to deliver dates to the entire island for it to be successful —— baits. and as i said, we will kick off today with that programme and it will run over the next three weeks. and what do you hope to achieve after the three—week baiting programme? so black

as you say, when neal on —— when neil armstrong landed on the moon, we know they went to beat the russianso have an instance of holding our nose and ignoring nationalism in terms of getting what we want in the space. this is something where we need to draw the line and say you on demilitarise space. we have been studying mystery science fiction for 50 plus years and it doesn't seem to end well. and yet he is not run necessarily that it could be a matter of national security. is one country could get dominance in space it would go for it to. absolutely. i think it is completely consistent with his apparition of dictators wanting to emulate an emperor. but it is up to us to say no we don't think this is a good idea. it is up to us to say no we don't think this is a good ideal it is up to us to say no we don't think this is a good idea. i guess it will be up to congress, do you think this has a future at all? who knows? i have not. my understanding is you cannot create a new branch of the military without congress's approval, so hopefully they will talk some sense into the situation. chechnya

as you say, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin landed on the moon, they went for peace but we know they wentd ignoring nationalism in order of getting what we want in space. this is something where we need to draw the line and say "no, you are not going to militarise space." we have been studying this through science fiction for 50 plus years and it doesn't seem to end well. and yet he is not wrong necessarily, that it could be a matter of national security. if one country could get dominance in space, it would go for it. absolutely. i think it is completely consistent with his admiration of dictators wanting to emulate an emperor palpateen. but it is up to us to say no we don't think this is a good idea. i guess it will be up to congress, do you think this has a future at all? 0h, who knows? i hope not. my understanding is you cannot create a new branch of the military without congress's approval, so hopefully they will talk some sense into the situation. chechnya's leader has responded to suggestions that he used the egyptian footballer mo salah for political propaganda. ramzan kadyrov — w

police shot and killed one suspect, 33-year-old eahaij wells. .nother suspect, 23-year-old amir armstrong is in custody, charged with a weapons offense, and a third unidentified suspect is in critical condition. art all-night is in its 12th year. a 24-hour pop-up art gallery that lets artists display their work for free. it typically attracts up to 30,000 people every year. organizers say "our hearts ache and our eyes are blurry, but our inspiration will never fade, not tonight, not ever." police found several weapons on the scene. the suspect who was killed was just released from prison on parole for homicide charges. three victims who were in critical condition have been upgraded to stable, including a 13-year-old boy, elaine. >> quijano: meg oliver, thank you. in afghanistan, tens of thousands have been killed since the taliban was driven from power in 2001, following the 9/11 attacks. a temporary truce was shattered this weekend when two separate bombings in-and-around jalalabad left more than 50 people dead. here's roxana saberi. >> reporter: for three days, a country weary of war, w