do you think baker? whack the imagination to imagine this kind of world war the soviet union could actually have joined nato. thank you, sergey. what an extraordinary question i'm really fascinated by it because my recollection of may 1990 is that gorbachev had other priorities and they were not. to antennato, so i find your question fascinating and i'll i'll look further into it. thank you. thanks. thanks eric for your question as well. let me call next on. susan backhelder if you're still with us, there we go. play some youtube. yes, but my question has to do with the relationship of the secretary of state and the president with the cia at that point. it seemed to me that the amount of information that was flowing. in the executive branches because of all of the connections that grew out of world war ii. and the oss and the various personal relationships that were forged during that time gave this administration. a particular resonance with personal relationships that had come out of that period i was

with between baker and mikhail gorbachev. about lacing a united germany in nato and in that meeting baker says if they are united and placed in nato nato will not move one inch further east. and i've seen that record both the translation of the russian record from charanaya. and the american record from dennis ross. it was both agree. that the statement won each further east. was said and what baker meant was that i'm focused on eastern, germany. and it is east germany that i'm talking about.

baker institute and director of the baker institute for public policy.ood morning and welcome to washington journal. guest: thank you very much. host: the field of health economics, what is that cover? guest: it covers a lot of things. we think about economics as resource allocation, scarce resources, health economics is about the issue in the health sector, it is different from what we think about a natural competitive market because you add the large participation of government, plus more than half of the consumers have health insurance, so you have a lot of additional actors on top of that in terms of adverse election, a large government programs like medicare and medicaid. host: we will talk about your report, but broadly about the health economic impact of the past year, the covid-19 pandemic. we look specifically at one of your reports released at the end of 2020, december 16th, state restrictions on -- in the, 19 death rate. the baker institute, they are at rice university, why did you undertake this study? guest: this is a study that is different

the nazis saw josephson baker as a racial threat.she was not only african american, but she was openly by sexual. she was also by this time, married to her third husband who was a jewish man. so in 1940, in june 1940 when the nazis occupied paris, she knew that she had to leave. that she could be arrested just on the basis of being a black woman. and she put her several pets, and a couple of belgium refugees into a car and headed out of paris, with a huge train of cars that were french people leaving the capital. and joseph eaton, being joseph e., she knew she would need extra gasoline along the way, and she was smart she kept her head in emergencies. so she filled champagne bottles with gasoline to disguise what they were. and she made it safely to her chÂteau in the south of france. she rightly perceived nazi ideology as a racist ideology. this was one of her strongest motivations for becoming a spy. >> indeed as you just described, just a fiend literally embodied with the nazis labeled as a degenerate in their world view. after th

akbar al baker: we are a state owned company.nment injected $3 billion into our equity because we were burning cash. but keep in mind, there is not a single airline in the world who has not gone to their government for help. we have gone to the government for help. >> we went to airbus and boeing and asked for deferred deliveries of aircraft. are you taking any deliveries this year? akbar al baker: we are taking deliveries from boeing and we are earmarked to take deliveries from airbus. we have an issue with airbus that we need to settle and if we are not able to settle that serious issue we have with them, we will refuse to take any aircraft from them until our issues with them are resolved. i unfortunately cannot tell you what the issue is but it is a serious issue which we need them to address or we will not take any deliveries from them. >> does that have to do with the a380s? akbar al baker: it has nothing to do with the relation with airbus. that is already for us water under the rich. what is important to us is our future

narrator: the town of baker lies on the i-15 corridor. baker is famous for having the world's tallest thermometer, erected to commemorate the world record temperature of 134 degrees fahrenheit set in death valley in 1913. but for biologists, baker is increasingly famous for something else--ravens. the area around baker is flat and barren. it would never support a large population of ravens. the town itself has fewer than 800 residents, but thousands of people stop in baker to refuel both their vehicles and themselves. and that's where the trouble starts. mullen: they've got these great, you know, fast-food restaurants, and they've got dumpsters and all kinds of things that, you know, ravens thrive on. narrator: truckers and travelers routinely leave food remnants for the birds, and they are quick to take full advantage. inquisitive and highly intelligent, ravens have learned to recognize anything that looks like it might be a meal. as an experiment, we left an empty to-go container in an area frequented by ravens. [bell dings] it took les

the book "master negotiator, the role of james a baker iii at the end of the cold war". it looks at how james baker as secretary of state worked to create what president george h.w. bush called a new world order as the soviet union collapsed and new international relationships emerge ds between 1989 and 1992. watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> through 20 years of wavering and wandering through hot and cold wars, through corruption and cynicism, the american people have hungered for leadership founded on integrity and wisdom and courage. >> we have sought a leader who is of the people. >> a man raised to leadership by the people. >> a leader whose whole life has been spent for the people. >> a sturdy, humble heir to the respect and the affection all peoples felt for lincoln. such a man is general ike, dwight d. eisenhower, the man from abilene. never in history have so many americans known so much about the very essence of one man. >> 100 million americans know eisenhower the way you know a neighbor. we know h

. >> reporter: james "lap" baker, class of 1970, showed us the scars that still mark the women's dorm> what haunts you >> i still see everything that happened when i heard the -- i just thought hundreds have been killed. >> you're still angry about this 50 years later. >> yes, i am i can forgive, but i will never forget never. >> reporter: baker and others say the nation has never paid proper attention to the bloodshed at this historically black school >> to talk about the tragedy and the history of what took place in 1970. >> reporter: at this weekend's commencement, the mayor of jackson and a state senator, now black men, apologized, especially to the families of the slain students, gibbs and green, honored with honorary doctorate degrees. >> i still miss you. i love you. >> he always wanted to do something for humanity to tell you the truth, i'm holding back tears. >> james "lap" baker. >> reporter: and this weekend, baker and the class of 1970 finally received their diplomas. >> lenora brown. >> reporter: along with an outpouring of praise and recognition delayed but no longer den

baker iii, it looks at how james baker as secretary of state worked to create what george h.w. bush called a new world order as the soviet june collapsed and new international relationships emerged between 1989 and 1992. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. walter matthau. >> you will enter the continent of europe and in conjunction with other united nations, under take operations aimed at the heart of germany and the destruction of her armed forces. this was without a doubt the most difficult assignment ever given to one man. the brilliance with which he answered this challenge marks him as one of our greatest soldiers. mr. raymond massey, distinguished actor now brings you some of the finest moments in our history. the story of the general of the army dwight d. eisenhower. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the time is june 1945. the occasion, the return to his homeland of a war hero whose stature has seldom been matched in the esteem of his countrymen. the european phase of the greatest war america

baker and mr. connor, could you speak to the importance of investigating in multi-modal freight infrastructure and not just highways and make sure that transportation systems are able to interact efficiently? why is that important? >> thank you for the question. as we've discussed a little bit already today, freight is very much the integrated network and rail works closely with our friends in port. our friends in the trucking industry, there are competitors, but also part of an integrated network. we would very much agree with the premise of your question. that investment in rail and ports is crucial. i've suggested a few ways that congress could help that. our class one railroad friends do the investment on their own, they're privately owned and funded and they need policies to not harm their ability to do that on short line side and as noted there are dozens of short line railroads in georgia, many smaller businesses and rural areas, we agree with our friends at the class ones and ask congress f

it talks about how james baker worked to create what president george h.w. bush called a new order, as the soviet union collapsed. new international relationships emerged between 1989 and 1992. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> mrs. eisenhower, your excellencies, friends of dwight david eisenhower, america and throughout the world, we gather today in mourning but also in gratitude. we mourn dwight eisenhower's death, but we are grateful for his life. we gather also conscious of the fact that in paying tribute to dwight eisenhower, we celebrate greatness. when we think of his place in history, we think inevitably of the other giants of those days of world war ii. and we think of the qualities of greatness and what his were that made his unique among all. once, perhaps without intending to do so, he himself put his finger on it. it was 1945 shortly after b.e. day at a ceremony in the guild hall. a supreme commander of the allied forces in europe was officially given the freedom of the

it looks at how james baker as secretary of state worked to create what president george h.w. bush called a new world order as the soviet union collapsed a new international relationships emerged between 1989 and 1992. the wilson center hosted this event and provided the video. it is my great pleasure to introduce our two speakers first, of course our author dr. diana villiers negroponte with a global fellow at the wilson center's global europe program. where

this is the constant agitating of steve baker and - agitating of steve baker and company, the covid recovery. they are libertarians and maybe sceptics and they feel that boris should recover his libertarian instincts but i don't think it's vaccine refuses the list member as it stands that 60 million adults in some of vulnerable have not yet been vaccinated and who knows what percentage will have the vaccinated by the 21st ofjune? in the pacific and percentage have not been, then we do have to think again, especially if the indian variant becomes the dominant one and if it is particularly pernicious for the young people who have not been vaccinated because look at what happened in india and look at the figures coming out of the topper —— the most populous state in a lot of your people there who are succumbing are under a0. and who knows what the position might be here with mccammon and necessarily be vaccine refusal but may be hesitant or people who were just not old enough yet to have been given the vaccine.— were just not old enough yet to have been given the vaccine. good. i don't think— b

baker. second witness is director of safety and health for the international brotherhood of teamsters. he oversees the development and implementation of comprehensive safety and health programs for the one. four million-member international union. also serving as chairman of the motor carrier safetyer advisory committee. welcome you may proceed with your w opening comments three chairman peters ranking member and members of the subcommittee. i'm the director of safety and health international brotherhood of teamsters. thank you for inviting me. to testify about strengthening america supply-chain and competitiveness. representing more than 600,000 commercial truck drivers to the brotherhood of employees and engineers we also represent more than 70000 real employees they see their work demand increase over the past several years and during the covid 18 pandemic as they are classified as essential workers. i would discuss infrastructure and cross-border c operations truck and rail safety and re

baker institute and director of the baker institute for public policy.ood morning and welcome to washington journal. guest: thank you very much. host: the field of health economics, what is that cover? guest: it covers a lot of things. we think about economics as resource allocation, scarce resources, health economics is about the issue in the health sector, it is different from what we think about a natural competitive market because you add the large participation of government, plus more than half of the consumers have health insurance, so you have a lot of additional actors on top of that in terms of adverse election, a large government programs like medicare and medicaid. host: we will talk about your report, but broadly about the health economic impact of the past year, the covid-19 pandemic. we look specifically at one of your reports released at the end of 2020, december 16th, state restrictions on -- in the, 19 death rate. the baker institute, they are at rice university, why did you undertake this study? guest: this is a study that is different

baker iii" it looks at how he worked to create what george h.w. a new world order as the soviet union collapsed and new international relationships emerged between 1989 and 1992. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and watch american history tv every weekend on cspan3. ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. walter matthau. >> you will enter the continent of europe and in conjunction with other united nations, under

i keep canaveral to tiny astronauts monkeys able and baker are ready for the first flight into outer space and safe return of earth's life rest in protective space suits and wired so that readings on their physiological reactions can be transmitted to the ground the rhesus monkey and the much smaller squirrel monkey are secured in separate capsules in the nose cone of a jupiter missile prime purpose of the flight was to test the nose cone re-entry. 300 miles out into space they travel 15 minutes and 1700 grand miles later. the capsule is fished from the waters of the caribbean where it reentered the atmosphere. they recovery shown on these defense department films is made by the navy tug kiowa board of trip a team of biomedical specialists waits to examine the nose cones passengers the cone itself is in good shape after the fire replines through space able and baker are unspaused from their protective guard and they proved sturdy little explorers indeed. physically unharmed and in jolly good spirits the first features from outer space in all history. the baker the tiny squirrel monke

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these are all her heart cooking utensils and baker and she was a very good baker richard dixon as president wrote in his memoirs. he said, of my favorite was the angel food cake my mother hannah nixon in this house. so use your imagination. she would take this batter and it was really important to her. and this may be a little hint for those cooks out there. she'd open the door walk outside and whip up this batter and she always believed this fresh air of the batter actually made the angel food cake delicious and ed. nixon said to me too the other day, which was cute. he said my mother ham and nixon she made the best pie such great crust the best crust in the in the world. it was always very thin and very crispy. and in fact, it was one of the biggest sellers when they did move to whittier his in the market she would make the pies and everything. that was one of the favorites the pies over here is a cookbook interesting. you may find the presidential white house cookbook hannah nixon actually had a cookbook from the white house. um that she loved to use and interestingly enough. did she kno

peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times. susan page, a veteran journalist, bestselling author of usa today washington bureau chief. her latest is madam speaker, nancy pelosi and the lessons of power just out. stephanie role is with, us host of the 9 am eastern hour on msnbc reports. good evening and welcome to you all. susan, i'd like to start with you. this road show and florida, one member of congress under federal investigation. the other a qanon enthusiast. what does it tell you about the state of a party and the depth of the control by one man? >> some people thought we were heading to a post trump era, it's not true. it's still trump's republican party in which matt gates is welcome, and liz cheney, daughter of the former vice president, herself a veteran member of the republican establishment, is not welcomed. this is not the customary treatment of losing presidential candidates. typically, their party finds known to be persona non grata. not the case with trump lose control of the party, not just big picture things l

and the baker's wife. of course, the people were starving as you have so eloquently stated and they went and want to food and at their side no more than 12 miles from the city of paris. there were green granaries which could provide the people with that to make bread the staple of the french diet. so many of the women began their march on their side they began to be followed. others and soon myself has commander of the national guard national guard began to escort them to ensure there would be no violence and no april some were fearful that the people would assault their sigh and take the king and queen and as they approached their side they demanded of the baker and the baker's wife this grain. well, i was concerned about violence so i dismounted my white horse. i mounted the balcony and there i kissed the hand of the queen to avert the violence the constitutional monarchy was accepted. this remained for a bit of time but not all of the 25 million frenchmen were content with a constitutional monarchy. in

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baker's finding. shortly after the conversation, defense attorneys say dr.his final autopsy, and sure enough, it said next compression did contribute to george floyd's death. the attorneys also claim that when a former medical -- maryland medical examiner testified that the cause of death was undetermined, dr. mitchell also targeted that medical examiner, wanting his license investigated. the minnesota ag's office called the allegations bizarre and says it will respond within a week. tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher for us tonight. thank you. if that is true. hm. if so, the latest episode in our new documentary series "tucker carlson originals" is out today at foxnation.com. it is a look at the ar-15. everyone talks about the ar-15, the most popular rifle in america. it is a weapon of war according to democratic officeholders, but what is it, exactly? you never hear anybody tell you or take an honest look at it. we did our best to do that. here is part of the latest episode. >> [bleep]. >> as the country becomes more volatile and dangerous, many americans

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>> baker. >> and the cost is about the same as from there. just to come back to the 73% of the people come out of sfgh med psych. how many would you say were initially 5150? all of them would have been from the savings and everyone would provide >> they are offered to coming to hummingbird as opposed to discharging to the street which is usually what's happening is they have no other place to go. they have offered to come to hummingbird. and everybody who has been through there is accepted as a choice. >> do all of them stay on the 72-hour hold? >> if somebody is stabilized quickly, then they would be referred very soon after they have stabilized so that folks have a place to discharge to. >> okay. so based on 1156 valencia and hummingbird, are those two of the only places that we have to discharge people from med psych in the entire city? or refer people to? >> for the population that is not interested in going on to a program, yes. these and shelters would be your other places folks could opt to get into a shelter, although we know to get i

former cia officer and group chairman and ceo, get yours for the fourth of july, mike baker is back,r saying all that i don't what this means is going to do that. >> to tell me about this for there's been a dictator in power them belarus for 26 years. they do not like this guy. this plane did not even fly to belarus it flew over belarus. i'm probably they were terrified it was an error jet they had all this like they were sniffing for bombs or they weren't there sniffing for this guy. what do we do now? spit make it an amazing story to us. to the west to people who are normal. it sounds incredible. who is the head do one and only president since 1994 as putin's puppet. so he doesn't nothing without his say-so or blessing. smirking as it's going to cause an international incident rates for back in incident so you can imagine in your wildest imagination i don't do resins or knew anything about this or had any hand to play in it. it's probably going to make you unhappy that belarus did something without your approval. the russians are basically leading this whole charge. another thing t

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"new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker and republican strategist, brendan buck. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we're going to get to all the news about the cdc mask recommendations including the confusion that's resulted from the surprise announcement. we'll begin with the fighting between israel and hamas. one day after the israelis target and demolished pa building in gaza housing -- international news organizations. richard engle is in tel aviv for us to talk about this. you said hamas and the israeli government were looking for an exit ramp. why can't they find it? >> reporter: well, i think still that both sides do seem to want to find a way that they can declare victory. they both have a lot of interest in doing that. israel so far has not invaded the gaza strip and it could have done that. it's holding off. it's launching air strikes and causing a lot of damage inside gaza as it's degrading

. >> reporter: lonely mountain farm in watsonville is a family farm in production year-round, the baker farm has cultivated this 12 acres for 11 years. twice a week they sell their harvest at the ferry building farmers market. >> we all know farming is not an easy job but that's the hardest part is when you've got the food and you put in all this labor and then you can't find a place to make some return on. >> reporter: over the past year foot traffic at the popular market was impacted by the time -- pandemic. as restaurants close that source their supplies here, the nonprofit group that operates the market developed market boxes for curbside pickup to help farmers and now comes a new strategy. next week ferry building farmers market delivered launch. >> if you cannot come to the farmers market on a particular saturday that's okay, you can still order online from your favorite farmer and have it delivered to your house and then you don't come back to the market the following week or the week after. >> reporter: a dozen growers will participate to start with more in the month ahead, deli

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we're live baker beach in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. thanks so much christian. it certainly looks crowded out there. i can't hell, stay cool and hydrated out there. well high heat and low humidity is at least partially to blame for a wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. the grade fire started around nine o'clock this morning near china grade road and north baton. oh truck trail. it is in the same area that was devastated by the seas. ew lightning complex fire! remember burn from august through september last year. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live in santa cruz county. now with the latest and jesse what can you tell us about that second? fire that you saw flaring up, cal fire officials tell me this second fire! is there him hammond road about 10 to 20 miles from the first fire. it's small, about two acres. and although both of these smyers fires were small, they say they are important reminders that the seasons may change the fire. danger does not. weigh. always wanna prepare for that and make sure that we're ready to