. >> we have heard wall out bermuda, bermuda frowned station as has the signals from the second stage of dragon and falcon 9. >> still continuing as stage two burns to listen for the abort zones. 2a, two even, two echo taking us over the northern atlantic. >> right now you can see the second stage engine glowing with the standard red that we have come to indicates everything is looking good think power continues to run at 220,000 pounds of thrust in the valbuena vacuum of outer space. >> dragon spacex trajectory no, ma'am thanominal. >> we hear the replay from the crew acknowledging that we have a nominal trajectory. dragon made it to the falcon 92nd stage heading in to the low earth orbit. where dragon separates and begins its trip the rest of the way to the space station. >> we'll look for second stage engine cut off coming up 88:48 after launch today. so about 3 1/2 minutes from now. dragon and falcon 92nd stage currently flying 200979 meters per second. >> currently the first stage has begun its descent, it's through apogee. beginning to come back down. where coming enough another

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there is a mixture of rye—grass and bermuda.mpared to what it normally would be in april. that through the edison seek and achieve should be a massive achievement. a massive advantage for him. but on augusta, you are not allowed to use green reading maps and those books and he loves to do that. his parting statistics are not good at augusta. and as we know, the old adage, you drive for show and you putt fiddle. —— for goal. tiger woods has been talking about defending his title at augusta by saying it is amazing what bryson dechambeau has achieved over the last sort of six months or so. what about batman, tiger woods? that was an incredible a year—and—a—half ago —— that man. was an incredible a year—and—a—half ago -- that man. it has not been a great year for ago -- that man. it has not been a great yearfor him. one ago -- that man. it has not been a great year for him. one top ten ago -- that man. it has not been a great yearfor him. one top ten in february. he does not come in with any kind of form, which he did do the last ti

now two further wreaths on behalf of the overseas territories, including bermuda, anguilla and the cayman. and robert buckland, lord chancellor, laying a wreath on behalf of the crown dependencies, thatis behalf of the crown dependencies, that is jersey and guernsey and the isle of man. and they're followed by the ambassador of ireland and the ambassador of nepal. ireland, which before partition, sent 200,000 troops to world war i. over 5000 of them in one period of two days were lost from a division of 15,000. and nick powell, of course, sending troops still to the british army, the gurkha regiments, 3000 of them currently serving in the british army. and so instead of the long processions of high commissioners this year, for the same reasons everything has been cut back, we just have five high commissioners representing the commonwealth countries. over 1.5 million to send commonwealth dead in two world wars. so there is a multi come of the high commissioner laying a wreath on behalf of cyprus and malta. —— malta. the high commissioner of bangladesh laying a wreath on behalf of india, pa

he was drafted by the confederacy but escaped and went to bermuda and started a business. after the war he moved back to georgetown, south carolina. with his family in 1867 he became chairman of the county's republican party. just a few years later he was elected in 1870 and became the first black american in congress. where he worked tirelessly, fought for civil rights, education, and economic opportunity for all. next month we'll celebrate 150 years for joseph rainey's election. i'm going to have a party and anniversary celebration, i hope ou'll all attend the ceremony. now, back in may, nbc news said that president trump would need a miracle to deliver a vaccine by the end of the year. not only did democrats echo this same pessimistic view, they even cast doubt on whether the americans should trust the safe and effective vaccine. yesterday, pfizer announced a 95% effective rate in the late stage trial. and showed it was effective in older adults as well. earlier this week, moderna, also announced their vaccine had a 94.5% effective rate. this is the most important news

he escapes to bermuda. during the war. comes back after the war. gains a political experience and a political role locally, and within a decade he's holding the seat of a former confederate slave holder, and revels story is the same. born a free man, never a slave and he, too, comes into the senate in a seat held by a slave holder less than a deac kacade before. think about the great paradoxes in american history, that's one of them. that they come to the capitol and represent african-american constituencies and their doing it after those seats had been given up during secession by slave holders. >> that's amazing. you know, i've read a little about reconstruction and interesting the very small brotherhood of men who are serving right after, right in the early 1870s. we actually have a print that has five of them right here, and they include hiram revels you just talked about, joseph raney, right here. this is three other members of congress, two in the house and one in the senate. that is the complete african-american representation in the senate

vienna, an area which is a party district with many cafes a nd restau ra nts, sometimes called the bermudae heard in mark's report there, many people out and about on what would have been the last evening to enjoy themselves before the coronavirus shutdown begins during the day on wednesday. and just to clarify, as you say, these attacks were close to each other in this particular area. although there we re particular area. although there were six different attacks, that doesn't necessarily mean there were six different attackers. quite a few attackers. quite a few attackers are still on the run? that's right. this is something we hope will become clearer in the coming hours. that has been published on different austrian media showing the six areas, some in the city centre but some in the city centre but some a little bit further out. as viennese authorities, that is the austrian authorities, the police, ask people not to post videos or photographs, there hasn't been very much visual material with more details from some of the other scenes so apart from that very well publicised attack ver

he escaped to bermuda, during the war. he comes back after the war, he gains a political experience and political role locally, and within a decade he is holding the seat of a former confederate slave holder. and revel story is the same. he was born as a freed man, he never was a slave. but he too comes into the senate and occupies a seat that had been held by a slave holder, less than a decade before. and when you think about the great paradox is the american history, that is one of them. that they come to the capital, and they represent african american constituencies, and they are doing it after those seats had been given up during secession by slaveowners. >> that's amazing. i've read a little bit about reconstruction, and it's interesting this sort of a very small brotherhood of men who are serving right in those early 18 seventies. we actually have a print, it has five of them. right here and they include hiring rebels, if we were just talking about and joseph rainy right here. as is three other members of congress t

a lot of these people were sold down to bermuda. those people still have their cultural identity. they know who they are. we as wampanoag go down and visit them one year. weekend -- they were up here a few weeks ago. little forward to what happened here. ofre is a large population 400 or so people in nantucket. 1763-1764, wiped out two thirds of the population. happened to these people afterwards? people might have taken off to martha's vineyard. people were spread out. a lot of people say, if it was not recorded, it's not true. that happened. you heard of president jackson? 1830, he wanted to remove all native people. west of the mississippi. oklahoma was one of the states. those agents came around here, too. wanted us out west in oklahoma. one non-native voice spoke up. if you bring these people at west, they will die. the reason they will die, they rely on seafood for their diet, and they believed him. that is why we were left alone. what else do we got here? this is kind of cool. we might be doing this next year. seriously. a 40 foot white pine log. we are going to make a 20 m

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invention in "america the ingenious" is a sort of corn in 1750 -- 1715, designed -- an immigrant from bermuda. her patent had to be filed in her husband's name. a woman could not patent anything in her own right. the earliest american patent for a dry-cleaning process was in new york city by thomas jennings in 1821, it was also the first patent known to have been earned by an african-american in our history. whites put up the cry that no slave was allowed to hold a patent. they learned young mr. jennings had always been a free man. how many enslaved african americans were deprived of the fruits of their labor for things they actually invented? how many women saw their achievements purloined by fathers, husbands, bosses? it is instructive to note that 100 years ago, women could only claim 1% of all patents issued in the united states. today, they earn 7%. not nearly enough, but a big leap forward. the role of african-american inventors includes dr. charles drew who against impossible odds invented a system to get dried blood plasma to the battlefield and have it reconstituted, saving countless

this is a response to a refugee conference, a bermuda conference.a conference between great britain in the united states, are gathering in april of 1943. that was really for show. there was no intention of changing refugee policy. but they wanted to be able to say that they had met. so he calls this a report a failure, and a call to action. calling of mass action on behalf of the jewish victims in europe. and then, what we show here, is he comes back into the story, the head of the visa division, for the state department. along goes to congress in november of 1943, and he tells them the state department had already admitted 580,000 refugees. that claim is absolutely false. we had admitted roughly 200,000 refugees. and long goes to congress, there is a secret testimony, and he says we were bound by immigration laws, we did everything we could possibly do. congressman emmanuel seller from brooklyn, cows that long as a liar. and asks him to quite. he called him out for saying, for lying about the number of refugees that had been let in. he gives this f

only thing close to what is going on today, a lot of these people were sold down to bermuda. one of the islands down there. those people over those hundreds of here still have their cultural identity. they know who they are. so we asked wampanoag people go down -- so we as wampanoag go down to visit them. -- july 4 weekend, if you are around, come see up. -- see us. they were just up here a few weeks ago. a little forward to what happened here. there is a large population of 400 or so people in nantucket. there is a vaccine given to native people in 1763, 1764, that wiped out two thirds of the population of people. you heard earlier, what happened to these people afterwards? a lot of people might have isolated by themselves. a lot of people might have taken off to martha's vineyard. so people were spread out. you hear a lot about the last indians and all that. that is from a person's personal lens. a lot of people say if it is not recorded, it's not true. it is not written down, it's not true. so, that happened. let's go forward a little bit about 1830. you guys heard of pres

close, what's going on today, a lot of people sold down to bermuda, one of the islands down there, and those people over those hundreds of years still have that cultural identity. they know who they are. so we at wampanoag people go down and visit them one year, and they come up to their pow wow in gnanashby, july 4th week, if you're around, come see us. they were just up here a few weeks ago so it's kind of cool. let's go a little forward to what happened here, a large population, 400 or so people over here in nantucket, and there's a vaccine given to native people in 1763, 1764 that wiped out 2/3 of the population of people, you know, you heard gene o bryant's story a little earlier. what happened to the people afterwards, a lot of people stayed isolated by themselves after that. a lot of people might have took off to virginia. people were spread out. you hear a lot about the last indians and all that. you look, from a personal lens, you know, if it wasn't a lot of people say if it's not recorded it's not true. it's not written down, that's not true. so that happened. let's go forwar

a lot of people went on to bermuda, one of the islands down there. and those people, over the hundred of you still have the culture around entity. they know who they are. so we as wampanoag people go down and visit them when you're, and they come up and do a paulo in where we live. july 4th weekend, they come around to come see us. they were just up here a few weeks ago, it's kind of cool. let's go a little forward to what happened. there is a large population of 400 or so in nantucket, there is a vaccine given to eight people in 1763, 1764 it way out to third of the population of people. you heard gina brian story a little earlier, would happen to the people afterwards? a lot of people were isolated by themselves. i like the people might have gone to martha's vineyard. people were spread out. you hear about the last indians and all that, you look at that, that is someone's personal limbs. a lot of people say, if it is not recorded is not true. that is not true. that happened. let's go forward to 1830, you guys heard of president jackson? but 1830, h

haiti, jamaica, peru, caribbean, puerto rico, venezuela, guatemala, argentina and brazil, costa rica bermuda, san juan and probably even pasadena. [laughter] >> thank you rob. >> take you everyone for joining us for this evening's event my name is kim and i'm the host of tonight's event. before we begin i want to encourage you all to check out our lineup of upcoming virtual events by visiting the website one of our upcoming events is tiffany and conversation with ellie about the new book say it louder, black voters, white narrative and saving our democracy. that is next friday the 18th. as well please remember to follow us on twitter, facebook, and instagram, tonight we are honored to welcome leonard mlodinow and rob polson. leonard received his phd in theoretical physics from the university of california berkeley, was in alexander fellow at the max planck institute. and was on the faculty of california institute of technology. his previous books include the bestsellers, the green divide and a briefer history of time both with stephen hawking and subliminal the winner of the science award an

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. >> we have heard call out bermuda, that means bermuda ground station has the signals from the second stage of the dragon and falcon 9. we are still continuing as stage ii burns to listen for those aboard zones. through 2ein 2a taking us up through the northern atlantic. >> you can see the second stage engine, going with the standard red that we have come to see, indicates everything is looking good. power on the engine continues to run at 220,000 pounds of thrust in the vacuum of outer space. >> trajectory nominal. >> trajectory nominal. >> nominal trajectory. >> we hear the reply from the crew acknowledging we have a nominal trajectory. dragon made it to the falcon 9 second stage, heading into the low-earth orbit will dragon -- where dragon will separate and continue to the space station. for secondbe looking stage engine cut off coming up at eight minutes and 48 seconds after lunch today, so about 3.5 minutes from now. dragon and falcon 9, second stage, flying 2979 meters per second. begun itsst stage has dissent, it is beginning to come back down. coming up in another couple maggo