clay. heard of daniel clay before? >> never. >> he never came up at all? >> not in this case. >> who was daniel clay? >> he's a guy who lives in a rural county and doupt really have a permanent address, flops around from house to house, girlfriend to girlfriend, has a few kids. >> not doing well in life. >> unemployed. >> oh, boy. >> we found he'd actually been arrested a month or two prior, i believe it was may 2016 by the rural city police for a lrsany for person where he stole a backpack with some tattoo equipment off of somebody. >> a petty crime essentially. >> but it's a felony. >> and unfortunately for daniel clay the law in michigan had recently changed. under the old law only dna from convicted felons was entered into the nationalida database. the new law included anyone arrested for felony. >> upon his arrest with the new law in michigan they took a dna sample from him and sent it to the crime lab to get into into codis. >> where was this guy? >> that was one of our big things loc

and clay pipes have become a huge part of his life. how many clay pipes do you have? include the ones that i make. at one point in the 19th century, more than 6 million pipes were being made every year in this small shropshire town. when the pipe works were operating in the village, it was nearly all women, working from about the age of 12, and each lady was expected to make between 700 and 800 pipes a day. how would you feel if this craft died out? very sad. it's been an important part of the local economy for 400 years, and i would like someone to carry on. but despite years of searching, rex hasn't found anyone to follow in his footsteps. another craft in danger of disappearing. and that's whyjulie crenshaw thinks this part of our heritage needs urgent protection. the government has not signed the unesco convention for intensive cultural heritage, which is a really key part of policy that's been taken out across the world, but not in our country. and it is a key mechanism to protect our crafts. over at mike's stall, he's giving demonstrations. but to make even a fr

first process have to mix the role clay. after each individual item is formed it's then carved trying to find it and finally color it. once finished the decorations are sold at nearby markets alongside poetry products from other regions. now on. our people come here from all over india around festivals because the aura lands here a special special. whatever you need is available here actually there's a movie and we have. the pottery markets a fair and a reputation as a hope of indian craftsmanship values cherish the quality of the products. that are in there then we buy all our ceramic decorations for her like flower pots and urban labs for upcoming festivals we buy whatever items we need for the rituals. that include slums like this one to light up the customers homes and also the lives of their creators. we'll leave you with more pictures out of india as people prepared to celebrate thanks for watching next time and goodbye. earth. home to us of species. a home we're seeing. here those are big changes and most start with s

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lincoln was a student and great admirer of henry clay.e became the republican when the party was founded. where was abraham lincoln on tariffs? peter: lincoln wanted to keep the union together. the election of lincoln set a very strong signal to the south, to the founders. that was that their vote was not going to count. there had been a series of battles that were so severe that south carolina, even before lincoln ran for the presidency, nullified the tariff and said we will not pay for it. the government, the union stepped in to say that you had to. when lincoln gets elected it is a sign that the powers for pro-business are very strong, and that anti-tariffs are probably not going to be pushed as much. with the civil war, lincoln has to create revenue for the war. it also means that the states were anti-tariffs are no longer at the table. they are no longer able to vote. the people that were against tariffs go away. the political balance changes considerably. susan: after lincoln, if you look at the line of presidents from lincoln all t

the role clay. after each individual item is formed it's been carved trying to find it and finally color it. once finished the decorations are sold at nearby markets alongside poetry products from other regions. they are now on. our people come here from all over india around festivals because the oil lamps here are special. there are cultural ones from kolkata but if you need is available here actually there is a movie only at. the poetry markets of print and reputation is the hope of indian craftsmanship values cherish the quality of the products. that are made this really boils ceramic decorations for her like flower pots and urban labs for upcoming festivals we buy whatever options we need for the rituals so we are looking for. that include slums like this one to light up the customer's homes and also the lives of their creators. with taiwan has held its 1st pride parade since it made history in asia by legalizing same sex marriage some 200000 revelers march for the capital taipei and they had p

this clay this. dust that he's been produced by this deal is taking inside the rover where it has a laboratory it has 2 different ways of examining these either like powder or in the case of these clays that are sold in that are going to release some chemicals and all this is happening as we speak and the results of these will come in the few months i mean it's an incredible amount of research incredibly you know considering we even have pictures now coming from argument that clarity but just remind us what are the milestones that we're looking for when it comes to mars exploration and i guess always bringing it back to why is it useful to us the most important aspect of mars exploration in this case on with the with the rovers on future human exploration is the discovery have ventured the discovery of presence of life or either present or in the past of fossil life the level of microorganisms will want to be like that you want expect to have to find predominates or a or a god sun cloaks or whatever

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first pulses have to mix the role clay. after each individual item is formed it's the income of trying to find it and finally color it. once finished the decorations are sold at nearby markets alongside pottery products from other regions. down on. people come here from all over india around festivals because the aura lands here a special good special at the colorful they're a colorful ones from kolkata but if you need is available here actually there's a movie only at. the pottery markets of current a reputation as a hope of indian craftsmanship values cherish the quality of the products. that are male so when we boil ceramic decorations for hermia like flower pots in urban lands for upcoming festivals we buy whatever options we need for the rituals of the authentic of that include slums like this one to light up the customer's homes and also the life of the created as. well happy devoutly to all of you celebrating and before we let you go reminder of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour u.s. president donal

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i live 65 feet west of 2412 clay street. there is one other unit in the building a total of 12 people will be affected by tenants blacked -- blasting radiation. the two buildings immediately east of my building have six people including two children who will be affected. in addition there will be constant day and night. there's no shielding. the facility will affect the market value of my property adversely. the project will impact the webster street historic district as well. my main concern is a long-term effects on the high level radiation and the lack of any shielding for myself of the residence in my building. many people are walking and riding down clay street. [reading notes] >> thank you sir. your time is up. >> i am diana ward, i live at 2432 washington street for the past 37 years with my husband who raised his son there. my husband has been at kaiser almost the same amount of time as the head and neck cancer surgeon. he is in complete shock over this. he has read as much literature as he can. he could not be here

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clay, i have to say, i am both saddened and not surprised that this is where it's going.en china's influence now in american commerce, and, of course, with the money that the nba is making over there in china with franchise fees. but, man, the nba has a lot of -- a lot to say about trump and what he does. but seems like they have no spine when it comes to what happens in china. >> doesn't seem like they have no spine, laura, they have no when it comes to what's going on in china. i believe this is the worst week that any pro sports league has had in my life. i know you cover a lot of this. the nba bans the word "owner" because they decide it's racially incense tiff. they replaced it ironically enough with the word "governor" that has worse connotations in some states given the way things have gone. they also decide they're going to pull their all-star game out of charlotte, north carolina because of a local state transgender bathroom law. i don't know about you, laura, but i don't think transgender people have a lot of rights in china just like the entire population of 1.

jr., from the -- lacy clay jr. from the state of missouri. mr. clay: i thank my friend from nevada for yielding. he was my chairman, my colleague, and my friend, the late, great, elijah cummings. i not only had the good fortune of serving with chairman cummings, i also was blessed to get to know him well over the years. he was a powerful and passionate advocate for the city of baltimore, which he love sod dearly. and i want to say to thousands of my constituents back in st. louis have posted messages of condolence for chairman cummings' family. and one of the most moving messages simply said this. one of the nicest things that can be said about a man is that we believed him. and that's the truth. chairman cummings fearlessly spoke truth to power, not to defeat an opponent, but to challenge us. to lift up this institution. to give the american people a government that is as good and decent as they are. i think the true measure of what elijah cummings meant to us was that early last thursday, whened were of his untim

it will take clay longer. he says right now clay's need feels pretty good.otaround but he's got to let it heal. he can't run he can't. and kerr says the worriers have have to be ready to fill his role for who knows how long. teams protest over contracts in sportech in 94. the world series was canceled. >>because the players all went on strike. these of veracruz a soccer players. so they just stood there. during the game was the beginning of the cave. the i like what do we do the other team sight. they scored twice the other team did. it's so on. stand there like statues. like 6 months yet they still keep showing up to play i mean they did play the rest of the game. keep doing this management is going to have to pay some attention get there get have some female soccer players who wanted to bring attention to an equal pay for women. burlington high school. we all have things we love and long for. a place, a feeling, a moment. but only kerrygold can take you there. to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for the most de

by the way, clay was a heavy smoker. you can see him smoking on virtually any picture.ut if you are non-smoking at the time, you usually had a good life in germany or are saving. i knew a gentleman who bought a new car just was cigarettes because he did not smoke. here we see a picture of you. do you remember when it was taken? >> i think that was in westover field during the wintertime. that was prior to the airlift. i was a corporal at that time? two stripes. i got to be a sergeant. when it was time to reenlist, they said we will put you in for staff sergeant. you will stay here. i said the promise is not good enough. there was a g.i. bill of rights at that time and i decided to go to college instead and get an education. andtended boston university took up business administration. and i felt that if i want to go back in as an officer, i had the education and i would do so. wife in my third year of college. i got married. to ringd it is not good your kids around the country and all over the world. let them stay home and have a normal upbringing. they are wonderful. th

we are waiting for clay to get back, let's go play. >> reporter: warriors and players interacted with fans, the one he goes to the -- the money goes to the worst foundation. >> we been to a couple of games but this is the closest we've been. >> it opens the sound for anybody to come and enjoy chase center and see the team and all of the new players. it is an exciting day. >> reporter: players invited children to come down from the stands to participate in drills. >> i got to shoot the ball and i met all my favorite players. >> who are your favorite players? speak neck -- >> >> reporter: rookies were asked to show off their singing talents. one player showed off his fancy footwork with fans, open practice fans say is an unforgettable experience. >> i get to sit are really close and i get to see all my favorite players up close. it is really good for the fans. >> reporter: the next preseason game is thursday night, the warriors opened the regular- season october 24 right here at chase center. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> any power being off, there's a lot of things

and obviously a team that's known for the splash brothers with clay being o.g factor in the first half of the season until clay gets back with d'angelo russell and steph curry. could find himself in a new position for a contending team. >> and because you've got eight new players on this roster, the battle for minutes is wide open. it's not like we're used to the past five years where pretty much everything was set. >> this training camp should be really important for steve curr. teaching this team how to play. not as much talent that's proven outside of the top four, but clearly a lot of bodies to play with. >> so the warriors lose their first game here at chase. but still we're only in the preseason. next up is a game against the minnesota timber wolves and three more this preseason with the lakers. going to see a lot of lebron here in the preseason. that's a wrap from chase center. chris, back to you. >> what an experience it was and plenty more games. three games just three goals and three losses for the sharks. where can i get that spongebob blanket? i'm

since general clay, the u.s.overnor of germany, didn't have enough plans to hold the supplies piling up outside the starving metropolis, he asked for help. this could be any city, anywhere. but, notorious german weather tried to interrupt rescue. -- the rescue. although record rains fell that first month, the general's company increased vittles with every flight. >> we flew in weather. i could not even see my own fans hour flyingt the 24 was terrific training. ♪ some of my buddies who bombed berlin a short time ago were risking their lives again. this time, to keep the same city alive. bad visibility caused crashes. fortunately, all four crewmembers were able to walk away from this one and fly more vittles. and, the coal they carried was used in berlin. the airlift continued even as berlin's mayor led the german assembly and playing respect -- paying respect to american flyers to help feed the city. but, with all of this, the city was eating into its reserves. operations brought cargo to berlin lake. there, barge

so every inch on that model is a sculpture.the as you're sculpting, that might be nice and easy in clay or but when you're looking at the mountain, you're talking granite. very fine grain, tough stuff. o 90% of that sculpture is carved with dynamite. don't know if you think of dynamite as an artist's brush certainly was in this case. people 27, there were coming up here visiting this sculpture watching that whole process the entire time so there wasn't a formal opening day. dedications iple for each president and they were big on dead cases and knew ations because he that's how he would get everyone's attention and ultimately that's how more would come in and he was constantly going to washington, d.c. approaching congress and he president, trying to get more money. always trying to get more money. there were times his workers getting paid. he was putting all his personal money it into so he was making a washington, d.c., in march, 1941, to ask for more money. he stops in chicago on the way. dies an operation and he as a result of that operation. o his son lincoln takes over the work. l

>>police say that ruben russo shot the victim in the front yard of a home on clay street. this was all saturday night. witnesses provided a description of russo and police were able to track him down and arrest him. police say the victim andrew so know each other. a warning for people in fremont about roadside jewelry theft scam. so far this year police have at least 9 reports of people falling victim to this scam where thieves are basically using fake jewelry to steal from the victims. in this latest incident that these were driving down mcduff afternoon when they stopped asked the victim for directions. the victim offered to help the couple in the car. and that's when a man in the car told the victim that he or that his mother had just passed away. it was crucial. crucial custom to give away her jewelry. and then while placing to faycal chains around the victim's neck, the man removed. a real necklace that the victim was wearing before the victim and even realized that the real necklace was gone the thieves had already taken off. >>on the peninsula and was attacked and r

congressman clay higgins, thank you for being part of that conversation.s welcome here. >> thank you, chris. we should just move forward very carefully here. it importa it's important for you are country. >> done. be well. thank you for the help. >> guess who is having a good time about this? comrade vlad. guess what he joked about doing today? and why did it take more than a week for our secretary of state to fess you on that call. i hear the congressman saying he didn't have a duty to, but if he's going to talk about the democrats and bullying and why he doesn't like the process, when was he going to mention that? our top insiders on both cases next. color. full of energy. full of... woo! it's fresh and filling. this bowl is full of good. so you can be too. try a new baja or mediterranean warm grain bowl today. panera: food as it should be. wi can'twhat? ve it.y. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with

well, clay is there, but he can't play because of knee injury. he's not going to play until after the all-star break incomes d'angelo russell. and a number of other new players that will make this team actually among the oungest in the lead now. >>how cool it is for a special meekly nj might have been the the young guys at one point and then how to budget said elder. well the spokesman that are now kind of leading the charge is definitely different. >>it's crazy. i was went to the janet jackson concert going ever was i had a few of the youngest of news college janet jackson. there you got that one. though his jet exactly like janet jackson, a legend. and they're just cars so i can like none want to >>in that crazy were there at the splash brothers and they will have of the splash father's >>at the chase areas, the lakers. the first game of the season is october 24th against the clippers. >>well as for the organ a's well are get ready for playoff baseball at the coliseum in fact are getting a stadium all set up. they've removed the tarps they're g

congressman clay higgins, thank you for being part of that conversation. welcome here. >> thank you, chris. we should just move forward very carefully here. it's important for you are our country. >> done. be well. thank you for the help. having a good time with this comrade. all chuckles about 2020. guess what we joke about doing too? and why did it take more than a week for our secretary of state to fess you on that call. i hear the congressman saying he didn't have a duty to, but if he's going to talk about the democrats and bullying and why he doesn't like the process, when was he going to mention that? our top intel insiders are on both cases, next. panera's new warm grain bowls are full of good. full of flavor. texture. color. full of energy. full of... woo! it's fresh and filling. this bowl is full of good. so you can be too. try a new baja or mediterranean warm grain bowl today. panera: food as it should be. warm grain bowl today. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ y

it will take clay longer. he says right now clas's need feels pretty good.hootaround but he's got to let it heal. he can't run he can't. and kerr says the worriers have have to be ready to fill his role for who knows how long. >>we've seen teams protest over contracts in sportech in 94. the world series was canceled because the players all went on strike. these of veracruz a soccer players. paid so they just stood there. during the game was the beginning of the cave the i like what do we do the other team sight. they scored twice the other team did. it's so on. then stand there like statues. yet they still keep showing up to play, i mean they did play the rest of the game. if keep doing this management is going to have to pay some attention get there get have to some female soccer players who wanted to bring attention to an equal pay for women. for burlington high school in vermont waited until the fire. to peel off their jerseys and revere the it revealed these equal pay shirts. and it cost of yellow cards which ended up costing the game. but it paid off in

this french sculptor put away the clay to sketch isadora duncan. emma. who is rodin? good.tchers, $1,000. costume designer edith head created many sketches of this actress for hitchcock's "rear window." - emma again. - who is grace kelly? - she's the one. - sketchers, $400. anne is sketched here by this oldest of the bronte sisters. - emma. - who is charlotte? - correct. - and sketchers, $200. this artists sketched david, but his marble sculpture of the same subject is a little more famous. emma. who is michelangelo? ran the category. you got $3,000. way to go. um... great start. footwear brands, $600. emma? - what are uggs? - uggs. yes. footwear, $400. emma. - what is gucci? - good. footwear, $800. jonathan. - what is birkenstock? - no. - erin. - what is clarks? no. [ beep ] what is bass? back to emma. uh, footwear, $1,000. - ma. - what is sperry? - sperry. right you are. - converse, $600. emma. - what is fat? - yes. converse, $800. [ beep ] we can chitchat. - emma? - converse, $1,000. emma. what is tête-à-tête? that's it. converse, $400. emma. what is a pep talk? that's i

clay. there's no sophisticated technology here just the kind of industrial plant that any small engineering company might use. lead. live. live live this is t.n.t. reclaimed from government bombs that drop bombs but fail to explode the air. making bombs is dangerous work. it's all highly toxic and the side effects can be painful i. just think. in a war that is seen government forces massively outgunned the opposition the rebels and have had to improvise to survive. very like the scenes. here i. was somehow alongside the rockets and bombs. there is a living breathing community where ordinary people do ordinary things. come to. myself. yes sure my see and then i remembered i'm your man but above you down on this that's without a doubt of the vienna my fist and i'm a size that none of the novels of but most. but sometimes it's worse than a missile or even a barrel bomb. a shipping container loaded with explosives and dropped from a helicopter creates carnage in a residential area. but doesn't

clay. hello and welcome to drive with the d w motor magazine this week music and the open road touring europe with a piano and a camper. curtain up for the numerous c.v. speak you meet. in the bentley continental g.t. convertible. realize an artist or writer.

researchers from clay felt who have conducted a number of important studies are also here. one of them is martin saw. 2 years ago he published the results of a long term study of some protected areas in germany which found a 75 percent decline in flying insect biomass over 27 years. the alarming results made headlines around the world. is oregon's setting up a number of traps along a line extending from a conventionally farm field into a nature preserve. the researchers want to find out if any changes are taking place along this line. what is happening to insects in the zone of contact separating the nature preserve from the farmland. livia scheffler is the project leader. she is investigating the impact of modern agricultural methods including the use of pesticides and fertilizers on the diversity of plant and animal life in nearby protected areas they're measuring catching and examining everything they can get their hands on insects that fly bugs that crawl vegetation birds and even bats doesn't on fire and fees are traps for ground welling in sex like beetle let's have.

of websites selling archaeological artifacts has increased or 100 fold on one of them we found this clay nail probably from a rock officially this type of object has been banned from sale since 2004 but on these platforms no one cares about origin export licenses or legal documents it's the final stage of what has become global trafficking. believed to be the 3rd highest illegal trade in the world antiquities trafficking was rarely in the public eye and. yes it has gone unnoticed for years but footage of destruction by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a major international commotion. on any i being here oh me me me me me me letting. you soon. the music did tweet music. live music. the discussion on your high i.q. . and. about i gather the. me and. the talk of. the age of the tweet. produced song battle of the. i don't going to come i said petition that c'mon they're demented he said you. the stage destruction by eisel hides another reality much harder to measure mass looting. since its founding has been suspected of part financing its activities through and to cri

[inaudible conversations] >> so, clay, a question of -- for you. when i was hearing you talk about or listening to you talk about the impact the war had on american perspectives about, you know, the place of the united states in the world, it sounded -- i was thinking of american exceptionalism. and it sounded like, you know, american exceptionalism took on a more global perspective after that war. i mean, we had american exceptionalism going back to colonial times, but it sounds like it was kind of a shift, like a -- looking at the u.s. place in the world and its role in the world. >> yeah. so all through the let's say the preceding decade at least, but like you said going back further than that, there had been a tension in the united states you can kind of reduce to -- it's not perfectly predictable but sort of a hamiltonian view of what the united states should be and more of a jeffersonian view. and the jeffersonian view is small government, it's more pastoral, but it's also they didn't use this word, but it would be isolationist. and exception

golden state warriors not getting ready for any season, we will tell you when the team is expecting clayto action following his injuries. the forecast it will be cold tomorrow morning and the forecast for the next few days as we get into this next week. than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> the golden state warriors announced today that clay thompson will not return to action until after the all-star break in february. thompson suffered that serious knee injury during game six of the nba finals, the warriors general manager says he's expected to miss at least 55 games this season despite success will surgery earlier this year mars all also announced he will miss all of training camp due to a foot injury, he played for the kings before during the golden state>>> the nfl has suspended the linebacker for the rest of this season, it comes after

clay thompson signed two years ago a huge deal with this company. it is so interesting.e can talk about trade war and the nba being the most recent one. we were talking about what is a different way we can talk about china and the trade war and the nba? it came up because it is a company that is uniquely chinese, only been around since 1991. can it scale internally in china and see it grow internationally? carol: now china really wants to present brands to the world. homespun brand and doesn't have the same history nike or a deed as has. how can you create something from the ground up? carol: what is up with that? joel: these are correspondents. he found high-speed internet in alaska. the northwest passage. not everything is as it seems. turns out the real entrepreneur and driving force behind the project was good at forging signatures to the tune of $1 billion in contracts. carol: a lot. jason: this is a going concern even though the founder is in jail. joel: she is doing time, but turns out the idea was good and now people are able to get high-speed internet in a place

clay much of it going to claim the link to screw africa and the world were linked to exceptional stories and discussions among it was a busy hour while website dedicated poems much pick up join us on facebook doubling up for. live. u.s. manufacturing slumps to a 10 year low deepening fears that the u.s. china trade war could inadvertently lead to a recession. serious farmers in the netherlands take to the streets in their tractors causing bumper to bumper traffic for miles just to tell you why. and the u.s. a green power sector faces some powerful headway. this is the they'll leave business i'm. in berlin welcome we start in the u.s. where manufacturing has taken a hit the latest survey of the sector showed a tumble to a 10 year low the institute for supply management purchasing managers index fell for the 6th straight month of it a sharp decline in exports and slowing consumer spending the contraction in the manufacturing sector is now fanning fears of a recession in the u.s. . let's cross over to us and always to haro on wall st. louis spit of an irony there the whole point of the trad

festival calendar and this year's edition launched with a record breaking achievement more than 4000 clay lance were lit at the temple in the city. to mark the occasion with the event who has officially been registered by the guinness book of world records steve ali celebrates the triumph of light over darkness knowledge for ignorance. happy diwali to those of you celebrating for now thank you so much for watching i'll see you tomorrow. with the pictures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the bridge alex on the phone in boats 250th birthday or remarking on the voyage of discovery. expedition. on t.w. . earth. home to millions of species the home we're saving. googling to us toast.

clay. and very well can see you watching us inside us. why a paradise with some ground into a round the experimentation field the agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that often in day you have many of these people one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental racism going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power. and your. friendship prosecutors say the man who fatally stabbed 4 colleagues to add a paris police station on thursday was an islamic extremist. nuclear talks between the u.s. and north korea break down ju

when they made me, i thought i was just a piece of clay they found on a virginia beach, that they tookcross the whole of the country, five days on the road with nothing left to discover, because every journey isn't meant to become an awakening of ourselves. we moved to san francisco and lived next to the animals at the zoo, next to an ocean that was the only thing connecting us to home. one day, my mother opened up her stomach and asked my father to pla me there for safekeeping. each day they coaxed the fires in her belly. at night we'd listen to the songs of lost creatures. we were at home with so many living things that were far away from home. i wonder what it is like to give birth to a child who belonged to another country. who becomes the foreigner then? which one of you is truly displaced? what do i get to be in this new country? the birth of a new world for mrh of an old one? there's a price to knowing. you are both a thing that creates and destroys just by being, and still they will love you. and to be loved can never be painless. robert: a most unique and compelling performanc

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