including sea turtles and whales, is also a big part of the legacy left by the late actor marlon brandotayed for a special rate. >> marlon's vision was to receive visitors on his island who would have a positive impact on the environment. >> reporter: guides take visitors through the area's wildlife, nature, and culture. ♪ the nonprofit teteroa society also hosts researchers alongside the luxury favored by the famous are sustainability projects, including an organic garden, water treatment plant, and turning crushed glass into the island's roadways. the resort has more than 4,700 recyclable solar panels which help power the property, along with a deep ocean water air-conditioning system. it pipes water from 3,000 feet deep to cool much of the resort. travel adviser michelle bemis from mclean, virginia, recently visited with her daughter and connected with the brandos' mission. >> if we don't preserve what we have, what's left for the next >>> for the first time ever, the government has issued national standards limiting what are known as forever chemicals in drinking water. michael geor

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brando, i want him to pre-register with that and... the delay that won't be before eid, and you say that means our opinion and our summary of your order in this department is that if this happens, we we will not see these off-line offers anymore , or at least it will be clear where they went from or finally the manufacturer has gone to the black market and has not explained the truth from this chain, or our sales agent and our sales representative or our sales representative have collected this data in our market from each of them with the transparency that exists in this chain. it is palpable and can be tracked. there is also a point about the sale of baskets, and these are always brought up . i said that unfortunately, this basket is not only in tires, but in some other items, we see sometimes, for example, last year, in the discussion of oil, we saw basket sales the work of items that have major consumption, such as cars, passenger cars and heavy vehicles well, it consumes the most, this has less. the representative or the final explainer, you must buy this, and they limit it and obli

the marine life including mails and senators is a big part of the legacy left by late actor marlon brandoon's vision was to receive visitors on his island who would have a positive impact on the environment. >> you smell this. >> reporter: guides take visitors through the area's wildlife, nature and culture. the nonprofit society also hosts researchers. alongside the luxury favored by the famous are sustainability projects including an organic garden, water treatment plant, and turning crushed glass into the island's roadways. the resort has more than 4700 recyclable solar panels. which help power the property along with a deep ocean water air-conditioning system. it pipes water from 3,000 feet deep to cool much of the resort. travel advisor michelle from virginia recently visited where her daughter and connected with the brando's mission. >> if we don't preserve what we have, what's left? >> reporter: on these isolates there's so much to preserve. >>> the 14-year-old boy is thankful for life after a kidney transplant. his gratitude for the person the virus that causes shingles is sleepin

to think about the native american we've been talking back to says she little says around marlon brando and barry my heart at wounded knee and we accu patient mendoza apartheid we seem to at least indicate a sentence, an ability to appreciate at least the concept that's gone now and you have circles, it's right on. that's right. you know, it's a line or as always brings up a really good point here. friday. it shows to me, you know, the, the, the west like city, lecture, the world that it shows that it's virtuous and it must follow its ways out. but this is just neil colonialism all over it. it's even, it's an ugly form of it. i mean it's, there's that it's not even, well, it least we're bringing drinking water in literacy. okay. is it the mask is completely off right now. okay. these israel house very protected from these round people who cares where they came from and who cares where they're going. that's how well blunted is right now. freddy, a. yes, as it gets to say, i think it's important to understand the embarrassment with desire in these projects. you know, because it was establ

i mean, in the fifty's hollywood, of course, ad marlon brando in on the waterfront, use this part of the cultural propaganda war to destroy the reputation of trade unions across the united states. what are they using right now then? because seemingly people are saying, yeah, union is a good but at the same time as the railway, uh, what is the strike shows underneath the surface. there are a subtle ways the powerful can use to stop work is organizing as well. you know, since since the 1980s in particular, and since the ronald reagan era, the unions have really declined culturally economically socially. mathematically in all ways, uni density has been on the decline with the rise of the regulations from the reagan era. and then with the rise of new liberalism that was promoted by democratic presidents as well as republican presidents. i think that however, we have reached the time when that might be changing. and particularly since the pandemic years when tens of millions of american workers found themselves at work found themselves in crisis, found themselves deemed essential. workers

was at drama school, and everyone was watching on the waterfront and everyone wanted to be marlon brandoi wanted to be rod steiger, you know, because i knew that that was what i was going to be. or i wanted to be karl malden. i want to be that kind of actor because the great craftsmen and the great artists and... there's less pressure as well. and the work is more diverse. and i've never been fashionable. nobody�*s ever made me into the next big thing. so, therefore, my careerjust carries on and on and on. and what's extraordinary about you, and i talk about the busy—ness because you have so many different roles, it seems, and juggling different parts at the same time, it's the diversity. for example, right now, you've got two big projects coming out — one, a film, a sort of biopic about the singer amy winehouse who died tragically young, and you're playing the role of mitch winehouse, her father. and, at the very same time, across the pond in the us, you've made a mini—series for apple tv where you play the american revolutionary politician john adams. yes. how do you get your head arou

i mean, in the fifty's hollywood, of course, at bottom, brando and on the waterfront, use this part of the cultural propaganda war to destroy the reputation of trade unions across the united states. what are they using right now then? because seemingly people are saying, yeah, union is a good but at the same time as the railway work, as the strikes shows underneath the surface, there are subtle ways the powerful can use to stop work is organizing as well. you know, since since the 1980s in particular, and since the ronald reagan era, the unions have really declined culturally economically socially. mathematically in all ways, uni density has been on the decline with the rise of the regulations from the reagan era. and then with the rise of the liberalism, that was promoted by democratic presidents as well as public and presidents. i think that however, we have reached the time when that might be changing. and particularly since the pandemic years when tens of millions of american workers found themselves at work found themselves in crisis, found themselves deemed essential. workers wit

edmund, sounds like some kind of hippie, when brando had been in seventh grade last year described missature who had been caught in a dirty old cage of a schoolhouse. he prayed that she would never get loose and fly away. and during the boring week of school for that one half hour on friday when they would sit on the rug in the teachers room. there is no other place for her to spread out her stuff and sing songs. that took me back to my childhood. what is miss mack edmonds role in his world? >> of course, she takes them to the art museum and not causes the tragedy. but the tragedy occurs when jazz has gone off and i invited her to come on the trip with her and that makes him feel guilty and responsible for her death. she play that role. but also, she played a real role in bringing jess and leslie together. and making them feel like it is okay to have a girl for a friend. >> an amazing book. thank you for all you have done and all you have written. katherine paterson, the author of many young adult books. including today's velshi banned book feature, bridge to terabithia. that will do it

it will be like superman when he went to see marlon brando. remember the crystals?emember the origina original "superman"? >> okay. >> kal' el. >> don't forget who you are, where you are. >> i thought you were going up river in "apocalypse now." >> i see your brando and raise your tesla. you mentioned existential crisis earlier. well, i mean, what else is there to think about here? >> i guess the fact that apparently, if it only drops another 20 points, its market cap may be exceeded by that of toyota should toyota maintain its current market value. >> that is 100% wrong. it has to drop 27 points. >> 27 points. >> yes, david. >> the number is around 20. >> thank you, carl. i actually had not focused on toyota's market value being that high. >> toyota is really good ev. >> tesla is still tenfold that of gm or ford. >> the street was looking for 5,000 cybertrucks a week, and we have had a recall of 3,878. i think i'm calling that below expectations. >> cutting prices in china, again. germany. postponing the trip to india and his meeting with modi. lee matches some of

life including sea turtles and whales is also a big part of the legacy left by the late actor marlon brandot where we also stayed for a special rate. >> marlon's vision was to receive visitors on -- on his island. who would have a positive impact on the environment. >> reporter: guides take visitors through the wildlife and nature and culture in the area. the nonprofit society also hosts researchers. alongside the luxuries favored by the famous are sustainability projects including an organic garden, water treatment plant, and turning crushed glass into the island's roadways. the resort has more than 4700 recyclable solar panels. which help power the property along with a deep ocean water air-conditioning system. it pipes water from 3,000 feet deep to cool much of the resort. travel advisor michelle from mclean, virginia recently visited with her daughter. >> what's left for the next generations. >> reporter: even these islands there's so much to preserve. >> survey from the vacationer conducted last year shows more than 80% of americans consider sustainable travel as very or somewhat impor

essentially charge in charge of the ne york waterfroought to be the inspiration behind the marlon brando film on the waterfront. later that decade, would you call frank costello an obstinate witness, unwilling witness, yeah. so this was a major problem for a lot of the investigations, for a lot of the public hearings, when members who had known criminal backgrounds decided that they would take the fifth amendment right to not incriminate themselves. and sometimes that was a great deal of the televise hearings as well. costello did show up with the and did say that he would testify initially. he didn't want to be shown by the television cameras, however, and so i think it was between his first day in front of those cames, there was an agreement that the camera would only focus on his his body and his hands and in some ways, those hands became the most iconic element of this entire hearings as the camera watched him fidget and sweat. and he was playing with like little pieces of paper with his hands. and he seemed very fidgety and tense, even as his his comportment tried to not let that on

essentially charge in charge of the new york waterfront, thought to be the inspiration behind the marlon brando film on the waterfront. later that decade, would you call frank costello an obstinate witness, unwilling witness, yeah. so this was a major problem for a lot of the investigations, for a lot of the public hearings, when members who had known criminal backgrounds decided that they would take the fifth amendment right to not incriminate themselves. and sometimes that was a great deal of the televise hearings as well. costello did show up with the and did say that he would testify initially. he didn't want to be shown by the television cameras, however, and so i think it was between his first day in front of those cameras, there was an agreement that the camera would only focus on his his body and his hands and in some ways, those hands became the most iconic element of this entire hearings as the camera watched him fidget and sweat. and he was playing with like little pieces of paper with his hands. and he seemed very fidgety and tense, even as his his comportment tried to not let that

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including ball players, vince coleman and darryl strawberry comedian johnny carson, and actor marlon brando sun christian. but in a matter of weeks as oj simpson's lead attorney shapiro has catapulted from criminal defense lawyer to international media star and i'm doing tonight by another member of the dream team of defense attorneys, carl douglas and carl, it is great to have you joining us. i just wonder well, what was it like when you got this news today? >> you know kaitlan, first of all, thank you so much for having me on your show. i was shocked and surprised when i was awakened this morning to the news of o'jays death though we haven't spoken since the trial. i have followed his career. the app's and down of that since then and it was very shocking to me and my heart goes out to his four children over their loss >> well, and race obviously was such a central part of this trial, and it was two years after the rodney king police bd riots that followed. as the dream team is called yourself those as you crafted this defense, i mean how much was that at the forefront as you are calculati

about how the actor’s contradictory nature helped him in his work for... you simply can’t, brando hasensitive you are, the more likely you are to be violent and get scars. barando liked the streets, liked all these filthy nooks and crannies. he loved to communicate with ordinary people, lay on the roof and just chatted with them about something. he was one of his own. when i first saw the film at the port, it disappointed me so much, i acted so badly there,” brondo recalled, that i left the cinema without talking to elliyazan. but one of the actor’s close friends, once remarked: marlon always rebels against what he works on. he seems to be comforted by his dissatisfaction. well, let's get to work! stanislav anisimov, culture news. unseeing red lilies at the spring international music festival in shanghai presented the orchestral composer wang danhong. in her composition, she used elements of folk songs from the shenxi province. they are rarely heard in concert halls. the new suite is one of the first attempts in china to adapt northwestern folklore for orchestra. the orchestra include