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i just do it right there and i turned my hat and i saw paul bob's landing that that fire was everywhere and the fire actually bird my clothes off. i was 9 you know and every member i thought oh my goodness i got. so i would be. and so people will see me a different way of course that moment that picture that day and my life what i have. now i know i have a picture i am not. feeling embarrassed like before. but is not much today until the moment when i have a child i love my boy there but when the children suffer like that little girl is me. and so from that point is that really touch me and that picture became so all powerful give from me. if everyone can learn to live with love with hope and forgiveness absolutely we don't need war. if that little girl in that picture can do it so everyone can do it too. in nigeria more than 10000000 children don't go to school many of them are orphans and have to fight for survival on the streets every day but see only ole has found a way to lure many children back to school with music and dance. when 11 year old dammy discovered dance she discovered

paul: bob frank wand to put house did not get enoughbut the sun.sing shares in a solar farm. >> ielon't want to call ma magnate but i do own a share in it.ul joe runs a solar energy firm ina ithat counts bob frank as a customer. the point is, when you zoom into -downto >>ou have six different customers within that two block area. paul: and outside of town, to pressure also seems to work. and even in the woods, -- >> there is one customer that could have solar power and that is where it stted. the neighbors all tried get it but could not. but these customers have all put their panels on solar farms instead. paul: do the neighbors bribed with each other? >> for sure. paul: and keeping upec with ther omizing as well, another affect of p or pressure. >> sold -- of peer pressure. >> solar is the cheapest power you can get. >> six any actor alive or dead can connected to me through our work in six or less. rudolph valentino in 1922 was in beyond the rocks with her trued asked her who did ddy longlegs 1955 with james cromwell who was in a movie in 2009 wh

troubling and one other thing that people are glossing over here, paul, the last two applications, the final one was filed around the time that bobounsel. paul: i think it was a month after he was appointed. >> a month after, basically illegal surveillance applications that had no proper predication, i think there's legitimate question if he used those as part of the prosecutions, the legitimacy of those actions. >> closed down the fisa court, whole process, shut it down and make the executive branch take responsibility for their behavior, subject to congressional oversight, that's my reform suggestion, still ahead the democrat presidential front runners locked in tight race heading into the iowa caucuses, so can any of the candidates break out in the final week of campaign? is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber- chocolate would be good- snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress while helping you manage your blood sugar. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric too

troubling and one other thing that people are glossing over here, paul, the last two applications, the final one was filed around the time that bob counsel. paul: i think it was a month after he was appointed. >> a month after, basically illegal surveillance applications that had no proper predication, i think there's legitimate question if he used those as part of the prosecutions, the legitimacy of those actions. >> closed down the fisa court, whole process, shut it down and make the executive branch take responsibility for their behavior, subject to congressional oversight, that's my reform suggestion, still ahead the democrat presidential front runners locked in tight race heading into the iowa caucuses, so can any of the candidates break out in the candii like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ aleit's a master stroke ofe's heartachew. and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a mont

there have been a range of a number of singers, including jackson, peter paul & mary, bob dylan, a range of people have sung, and he takes to the podium, about 2:30. and according to clarence jones, who drafted much of the text, king keeps closer to this text than he would regularly keep. those who wrote speeches for king said they were always king's speeches, basically, but you would be in clarence jones's words, like a very crude architect. you would set up the four walls and then king, like a beautiful interior designer would come in and he would make it his own. and king speaks very faithfully to the main text, but then as -- if you listen to the speech, and i would advise you to listen to it, it is the most popular least well known speech i've heard of, when i told my brother i was doing this book, he said i love that speech. it's such a great speech. you know that thing about been to the mountaintop and i have seen the promised land, it is a great speech but it is not that speech. and he's winding up. he says go back to mississippi. go back to louisiana. go back to south carolina.

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peter paul and mary, bob dylan. and he takes to the podium about 2:30 p.m. according to clarence jones who drafted much of the text, king keeps closer to this text that he would regularly keep. those who wrote speeches said they were always king's speeches but you were a crude architect. then he would make it his own. and he speaks faithfully to the main text. but then as - - if you listen to the speech, it's the most popular, least well-known speech i've heard. when i told my brother i was doing this book, he said i love that speech. such a great speech. that thing about mountaintop and i've seen the promised land. i said great speech but it's not that speech. he says: the mississippi. go back to your homes knowing that somehow the situation will be resolved. when king was on the road, he would also - - often call jackson for what they call gospel therapy. he would ask her to sing to him to soothe his spirit when he was down. so he knew her well. he's winding down. she shouts, tell them about the dream. she had heard him deliver the segment in june in detro

he wasn't just playing peter, paul, and mary, and bob dylan.they became really good friends quickly. they both recognized within hours that there's would be an epic friendship that they would -- there would be a bond. they wrote music beautifully. they were the best of friends in no time at all. susan: because you got to know michael through his writings and you have actually known marcus sullivan over the years through working on this, what did you learn about that friendship? what drew them together? david: i think in the first instance what drew them together was a love of music. i know, of course, i know michael o'donnell -- i never met him. but i know him very well from the record of his other relationships and from his letters and his poems and his music. and i've been a very good friend of michael sullivan for years. i think they were very sympathetic characters. they have a great sense of music and a great sense of adventure. they discovered these same joys at the same time in their lives. there's nothing like the best friends that you

bob. stay here. let's go to the staples center tonight just to see the scene in los angeles. our paul vercammen is there. what is it like, paul? >> reporter: poppy and jim, it's a little bit surreal because it's the grammys tonight. and they're at the staples center. so once in a while you will see somebody walk right through this crowd dressed to go to the grammys. and yet this is now this makeshift memorial to kobe bryant. and behind me i will just step out of the frame. you can see all these people gathered. they are dropping flowers down there. they're chanting "kobe." they are also chanting "gigi" for kobe's daughter. they are reflecting on what kobe meant to the city of los angeles. and we'll talk to a lifelong laker fan. you were telling us the lakers and kobe bryant, a connection for you as we see you dressed in your bryant jersey. >> yeah, absolutely. growing up in l.a. as a child, i watched laker games since as long as i can remember. and for me i think kobe's more than just a basketball player. it's him as a person transitioning out of basketball and into something else and

this, multi-asset portfolio strategist -- paul danis, -- paul multi-asset portfolio strategist at brewin dolphin. vonnie: coming up, intel ceo bobwan following the company's beat. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." let's check on the bloomberg first word news. here's courtney donohoe. of they: the second case wuhan virus in the u.s. has been confirmed. the woman had visited the epicenter of the disease. the cdc says another 63 patients beingstates are evaluated. president trump says he's very pleased with the way the impeachment trial is going. his legal team begins argument tomorrow. president trump will become the first president to speak in person to antiabortion protesters at the march for life rally. the event in washington is held every year. the supreme court decision roe v. wade. at least six were killed and several others wounded today in a shooting in germany. police say a suspect has been arrested. early information indicates the accused gunman knew at least one of the victims and some belonged to the same family

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