i'm joined nearby cornelius at a bar, a political analyst with the german council on foreign relations based in italy. he specializes in the foreign and security policy of around on the persian gulf, welcome to dw use. so there's been praise as well as criticism of this steel. what's your take on i think the mix picture that we can see is very much justified. on the one hand, of course, heavy cost to just released prisoners that were held. i'm just the, any, ron is good on humanitarian grounds. it's been long overdue. but after it's a source of course remains search here a deal has been made and trading these justified prisoners against the wrong. and so that were being put in prison in the united states plus releasing money that was due to the wrong. and it's also the tiny bit is unfortunate, it's just shortly after the 1st time you go 3 of the depth of muscle gene media and the process that followed. and of course, the opening of the un general assembly. so it makes the wrong look better than that should these days give them all that is going on inside of the country. now in terms of

, i have it now, she said cornelius, yes, a little straight, we give, we give an order, no , of courses that no one from history... knows why he did it killed, so when it comes either to mgemo or to you, even if it follows after all, because some say that because of the connection with kurpsky, others say, they also put forward the topic, and there is another version that he didn’t do this, okay, and we move on, a portrait, a verbal portrait , a feeling of abandonment, violence, among which ivan grew up, was cut into the soul of an orphan, early and deeply, turned the ugly scenes of boyar self-will , his timidity into nervous timidity, and over the years, suspicion developed and deep distrust of people, and who owns this verbal portrait? tula region, snopolyansky educational complex, i assume that this is a portrait of a russian one. klyuchevsky, vasily osipovich, yes, klyuchevsky, order, order. batory, that through his ambassador garburda , the king of poland and the grand duke of lithuania batory demanded from ivan the terrible in the tragedy the death of ivan the terrible. and pleas

with don cornelius , who started it all. you friends we need to go to this immediately it is so good the singing the dancing, the choreography, the costumes, the sets, the way you can see like soul train, like clips of soul train, like. oh, from like the original. yeah, from the original. right next to what they are showing you on stage. and you could tell that this was really a moment because don cornelius, his son, was at this event last night. i got to meet him. and there is an actor who portrays him in this film. they had the original dancers from soul train were there last night. wow. and just really getting to see their impact and see themselves and their stories brought to life like that. it is so good. >> ooh, i'm excited. i'm ready. >> i totally remember the show. do you do you guys remember? okay. because it was way back, but i used to watch it. >> but it's the legacy. >> it has such legacy. and now that legacy is continuing. and i really learned a lot. i mean, you know, about the show, but there's so much you lear

there was a revolution underway on the roof tops of germany because by cornelius power, these devised and all new roofing tiles system that in addition to protecting houses, also incorporate solar modules. and they produce electricity in abundance. more than enough for the resident family provide the sunshine and then on i talked to anybody as an example. if those and titles and a roof mean a peak of 10 kilowatts, depending on where you are in germany, that's the road 9 or even 10000 kilowatt hours per year. yeah, that's the i is offering to understand the long term and pays for itself is in around 20 years, revealed this solar paneled roof costs around $40000.00 euros in total, a few 1000 more than a conventional roof with added solar panels. revolutionaries always face challenges because they're usually charging new ground powers. next level tiles involve a lot of individual workmanship at the factory in eastern germany, making production for now relatively expensive of further hurdle is ensuring the new product is super dependable and functions flawlessly, over a period of decades

cornelius said that after cornelius the crown of the earth no longer grows, the crown gardener was formedug up. wow, the day of the twenty -sixth of vera took off, according to the significant lights of the staury, teyak, the yashas were called the staurovsky adyads, 20 magicians. faith will be supplied with her sitting holy there is no closing of the earth for the winter, that’s all. all winter and spring grain must be removed. i am guilty of being known, from the field they seemed to be hanging in autumn and winter, we are sharply crushed, and the cart of furs was destroyed from the field, and the birds, alas, reached out and cursed kalina ’s erection on all my deep land. they are enjoying the cold winter. kolyukha is a day wind, from midnight the summer will be warm. 28 khavirosnya will be supplied in the light of the so famous nikita, here i am with the tire that is the most poisonous. their names are spraying, and the fish cutter is the butt of the sciences of this pirate they pushed him to dig turnips, they told him there was no fish to kill, grandma, hurray for a cut a day. for mus

so where don cornelius started all of this, and i learned a lot about his journey.working in news and really wanted to bring something. i didn't know that positive he had. he had his own like black news show and he kind of felt like it was a lot of negativity. and he said, this is not the entirety of the black experience. i want to bring something that brings people joy. and so it was really fun to see how we went from that to what we all know is soul train really just an iconic show? is it all original music or is some of it music you already know? yes, a lot of it is music you already know, so. >> oh, this is going to be fun. >> i didn't realize that. >> okay, cool. >> they when i tell you everybody's voice, every single person and the way they are up there dancing, i'm tired. did not take one step. and i'm like, y'all are dancing. >> and you came home and slept. >> see it? >> except a few hours and you came here. >> i got up. >> you were. i put on my shalamar, which you know that i didn't know don cornelius put that group together. jody watley discovered her. >>

nicole: that was political analyst cornelius adebahr.mexico now and a dispute over alleged extraterrestrial life. days after a journalist presented what he called evidence of nonhuman life, scientists have begun lab tests to find out if the artifacts are , indeed, out of this world. and here is what they have discovered. reporter: is this an alien, or the work of a fraud? doctors in mexico are running to nonhuman looking bodies through x-ray scanners to figure that out. critics think they are just human bones stuck together to trick people. the scanners show otherwise. >> in the three studies, we tried to see the structure of the skeletons of these bodies and we were able to determine that it does indeed belong to a single skeleton that has not been joined to other pcs. reporter: the two specimens were found in peru in 2017 and are believed to be between 700 and 1800 years old. they have only three fingers on each hand, and an elongated head. features that this researcher interprets as possible signs of extraterrestrial life. he presente

carried in his arms along it to the assumption church, the abbot, who was beheaded by his order, the cornelius virgin chief in the monastery. we ask the queen of heaven to save our entire country to help us so that no evil and no nato will tear our country apart. and, on the contrary, we have become a single integral power. the pilgrims of the monastery believe that vladyka tikhon is also worthy of a monument, which he opened in it on the anniversary along with a monument to the pskov elders. illuminated the mosaic fresco. assumption of the mother of god , but the main event of the celebrations was the opening of the paintings of the gallery of the archimandrite, alypy masterpieces, russian and foreign masters of painting. igu. together with the art critic savva yamshchikov, he collected paintings, olipi's father often acquired them from various sources, saving them for russia several times. he told me to get up. i feel that life will not last long, sick and growing everything. well, i say, father, move one museum, most of the paintings, then they were transferred to the russian and pskov regi

the show, the hippest trip, pays tribute to the long running music show and its founder, don cornelius, who put black artists front and center. pam brown bryant, as was hired to find dancers when the show moved to los angeles. he hired me because i had worked for the department of recreation and parks in los angeles, and i had access to many, many dancers youth that would come visit our parks, visit enrolled in our high schools, visiting different clubs. soul train was on the air from 1971 to 2006, but the musical will only run in san francisco through october 8th. after that, the show is expected to head to broadway. still to come tonight, five overdoses in just 24 hours. what we're learning from police in the east bay. also a new uc berkeley poll suggests a majority of california republicans want donald trump to win the party's primary nomination. but first, west coast rap is up next. in just 90s, the california high school football team that is now cancer showing its friday game due to a rising number of covid trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i w

collected instead of drained something that helps the climate, wildlife and humans. landscape ecologist, cornelius has been working with people and since the 1980s, she knows the home for the interventions come the work has. and that pete lens can provide even more she and her husband examine the quality of the pizza oil hair and that goes in those most. intox p friends can retain enormous amounts of gold to do that. for one of nature's most deficient tools against flooding. it is 12 most each pete, most of the species holds $26.00 times its own way from rain for this i can give you and says, i need a flock of an ox like a giant sponge. can you can i'm it said we've managed to secure massive flood protection for nikolai, but either way restoration started in 3005. and since then we haven't had any more flooding application. go to this nature is of a section of pete lenses. we not 2 lives at the beginning of this year. the drainage that just for the form of pete cutting was filled in about 30 pete dams. now prevent water from flowing out. yeah, yeah, it's not for one and then on to media that will

about the extraordinary force created by my mom's great grandfather, cornelius vanderbilt.nd what happened to it over the generations. now my coauthor catherine and i have a sequel. the book is called aster, the rise and fall of the american fortune, it's about another once wealthy california american family. the oscars. the name aster became synonymous with wealth and elegant and glamour, but as we write about it in the book, which is just out. now the story behind the oster fortune is a complex tale of ruthlessness ambition and greed. >> when you hear the name asked or you might think of allegan balls, high society, and gilded age palaces like this. but the story of how the astros made their fortune and held on to it for so long is not a glamorous one at all. john jacob asked are a young immigrant from germany became americas first milley mariner by or monopolizing the trade of beaver and other animal furs in the late 17 and early 18 hundreds. >> he started buying up all the fires that he could, and then he started voyage-ing up into the wilderness of state new york, and

only. cornelius added by a political analyst who specializes in the foreign and security policy of the around give us his take on the deal. i think the mix picture that we can see is very much justified. on the one hand, of course, heavy cost to just released prisoners that were held on just the any ron is good on humanitarian grounds, it's been a long overdue. but after it's a source of course remains search here a deal has been made and trading these justified prisoners against the wrong. and so that were being put in prison in the united states plus releasing money that was due to the wrong. and it's also the tiny bit, it's unfortunate. it's just shortly after the 1st time you go 3 off the depth of muscle gene media and the process that followed. and of course, the opening of the un general assembly. so it makes the wrong look better than that should these days give them all that is going on inside of the country. all right, let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world of the ships carrying 470 migrants rescued in several operations in the mediterranean sea h

cornelius: and if the sight and sound of soul is your pleasure, you can bet your bottom, we got 'em baby

i think his name was cornelius and he was trying to tell how his hat was, when it gets wet and corn popt care. corn pop is the good guy, joe is the bad guy. this is who he is. it's going to get worse, entertainingly worse because what will happen when he's in a debate. we'll say with president trump, and there is no more filter and he's going to try to outracist somebody who he assumes is racist to get him to go with him. >> greg: do you imagine him debating and asking them to get him a slurpy. >> he would not do that because that's just straight up honest racism. >> greg: he did that -- >> he would tell a story about the founding fathers. and how they built this country, so immigrants could come from india and build 7-elevens, and hand him slurpys in the summertime, overpriced, of course. that's how he'll do it. he'll never say his name. he'll give him a name like monkey boy. and then look at the audience. no one likes him and his family. at some point, if you had any love for anybody, they would be enough. if he was a boxer, you hug him, you put the actual over his head and go like, w

everybody on the stage and behind the scenes was worth it. 40 something years of history with don cornelius and all the great dancers and now here we are, finally, the act in san francisco debuting so soul train. no, i won't do it, but i want to do soul train was on tv for 35 years from 1971 through 2006. but the musical will only be in san francisco for a little more than a month after october 8th. the show is expected to head to broadway. but fentanyl drug crisis here in the bay area, the new effort to prevent overdoses after two people died from drugs and one bay area city in just 24 hours. a then a four year old girl riding in a child seat on her dad's bike killed after someone opened a car door in their path. how the community and charles family is remembering her and the second california school district enacts a policy that requires schools to notify parents if their child changes their gender identity. the ongoing debate over the issue and the lawsuit that could stop it from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome to mornings on two. as you look live at

the show, the hippest trip, pays tribute to the long running music show and its founder, don cornelius, who put black artists front and center. soul train was on the air from 1971 to 2006. but the musical will only run in san francisco through october 8th, so you better hurry. after that. the show is expected to head to broadway. some familiar faces from here at ktvu got the chance to play pictionary, andre sr and rosemary oroczo hung out with jerry o'connell, who hosts the popular game show. their episode aired earlier today. kim m is here, 15 seconds on the clock. let's get on the board. are you ready? yes. sketch things you see at the beach. oh, an umbrella. umbrella is correct. wow andre plays no games sketch things associated with the beach , things you see at the beach. choose colors. uh a beach ball. oh, people volleyball. oh, volleyball. volleyball is correct. oh, nice. oh that's tough to do. that is. you're under pressure. andre and rosemary did fantastic. they went head to head with two other anchors from our sister station, fox 11, in los angeles. both of the teams were play

cornelius vanderbilt vanderbeek, yale university. he was in transportation, shipping, railroads. the commodore, as he was known. the point is, each of these men become captains of industry. they are at the top of their profession and if you noticed, one thing is they're not competing against each other as such. each of them carved out their own little niche in society in the american economy. it's steel. it's oil. it's finance. banking. transportation. you see these men realized early on that competition is not a good thing. competition is a bad word. competition drives prices down. and if prices go down, profits go down. and that's not a good thing. so what they are after is to control their particular industry. they need to find a way to have total control over one particular aspect of the american economy. and they're going to get some help in this search for or adjust vacation for control. it comes from this fellow. love that beard. love those sideburns. herbert spencer is an englishman. who is synonymous with what's known as social darwinism. now, i know you've heard of char

cornelius: and if the sight and sound of soul is your pleasure, you can bet your bottom, we got 'em baby. downs: unless you've been living in a sealed cave, you've probably noticed that america's latest craze is disco dancin'. this is punk rock, and its purpose is to promote violence, sex, and destruction, in that order. pure rock 'n' roll energy, pure guts, pure stamina. ♪ rock singer jimi hendrix died today in london, according to a police source, from an overdose of drugs. reynolds: janis joplin was found dead last night. the cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music group, is dead. he was 27. naftali: the early years of the 70s are sad in music because you lose people. and you lose the beatles. simon: this small gathering on savile row is only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may one day view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire. the beatles are breaking up. heilemann: it was like a death for a lot of people. rock 'n' roll, as we understood it in the 1960s, was no longer with

the show, the hippest trip, pays tribute to the long running music show, and it's founder don corneliusblack artists front and center. soul train was on the air from 1971 to 2006. but the musical will only run in san francisco through october 8th. after that, the show is expected to head to broadway in this ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine excited niners fans outside of levi's. and here's what it dreamed up. yeah, pretty accurate. ish. yeah excited about that's what i was going to say this is probably the way that every 40 niners fan reacted when nick bosa arrived. hey the 5:00 news is coming up in just a few minutes floor and decor, my go-to to get it all. tile, wood, stone and laminate — they've got it. installation materials — yup. and all the tools i need — they've got those too. more importantly, they've got my back with benefits and services i actually want and a pro app that makes my job easier. floor and decor just...gets it. and that means i get more done. at floor and decor, whether you're looking for everyday low pricing on in-stock job-lot

the long running music show that put black artists front and center, as well as its founder, don corneliusruns in san francisco through october eighth, and after that, the show is expected to head to broadway. well it's one of the nation's favorite party games. rosemary oroczo and myself had the chance to play pictionary for a good cause on tv with host jerry o'connell. and it airs right here on ktvu in just a few minutes. here's a snippet. kim is here. 15 seconds on the clock. let's get on the board. and are you ready? yes sketch things you see at the beach. an umbrella umbrella is correct. oh, wow. wow i pray plays no games, sketch things associated with the beach, things you see at the beach. use colors. uh, a beach ball. oh, people. volleyball. volleyball volleyball is correct. oh nice. oh, yeah. we went head to head with two other anchors from fox 11 and la. both of our teams played for cause, and we chose to play for the oakland nonprofit bridge. good. if you were here with us earlier this week, we featured that organization for our weekly giving day segment. and while we can't spoil

thin >> pretty sure corn pops name was cornelius. yes. yes. how cool his hair is when he gets wet. yeah, corn pop didn't care. so corne, joe called him corn pt and then probably boy after that. sos we corn pop is the good guy. joe is the bad guy. this is who he is. this is going to get worse, entertainingly worse. because what's going to happen whenorse bec he's in a debate wr to say a president trump and there's no more filter. o more filtemm-hmm.d and he's going to he's going to try to out racist somebody ra try to out racist somebody with him. >> do you coulcist td imagine hm debating vivek and asking him to, like, get him a slurpee? >>agm yeah. no, he would. chuck. no, no, no. to d a d o that, he would not dothat's that. because that's. that's just straight up, honest racism jusht. woul >> that's. no, no, no. he said he did that. he would do it in a way wher a o he would tell story about the founding fathers and how they built this countruty. thi an immigrant could come from india and build 7-eleven. yeah. so that's what he would then hand him slurpees in the summertime. >> yes

believes the effort of everyone on stage behind the scenes was worth it. 47 years of history with don corneliusreat dancers. and now here we are, finally, the act in san francisco show debuting soul train, soul train was on tv for 35 years from 1971 through 2006. but the musical will only run in san francisco for a little more than a month after october eighth. the show is expected to head to broadway. it's one of the nation's favorite party games. rosemary oroczo and myself had the chance to play pictionary on tv for a good cause with host jerry o'connell , and it airs right here on channel two later today. here's a snippet. kim is here. 15 seconds on the clock. let's get on the board. are we ready? yes sketch things you see at the beach. an umbrella umbrella is correct. wow. wow andre plays no games, sketch things associated with the beach, things you see at the beach. choose colors. a beach ball. oh, people. volleyball volleyball. volleyball is correct. oh, nice. oh no pressure, though. i'm, like, stressed out for you. yeah. so we went head to head with two other anchors from fox, la. both o

then to understand the creative energy behind such a production that highlights the history of don cornelius in our town is a significant cultural moment to be chosen to be able to curate this work and see it go forward. it is not just go there, but really understand how many crafts are coming together, the lighting, the sound, the staging. all of that it goes to produce our whole art eco system and so i want to applaud act for their courage, their investment and their vision and their wonderful new director of artistic director of act who has a lot of vision. get out there and support our city. >> i second that. i saw it last night, and it blew me away. >> i think it also goes to say that the number of years that randal klein served as the artistic director of sf jazz is remarkable. 40 years. i think 40 years-- >> since 1983. >> [indiscernible] >> you are right. >> but his vision is now something that is really embedded in our city. it is significant and i think i would just like to give a round of applause to randal klein for his vision and execution of sf jazz over these many years. [appl

now the story looks back to the 1970s, when chicago radio deejay don cornelius created and hosted onethe longest running tv shows in history, soul train. the show ran on tv from 1971 to 2006. it's recognized for actually transforming pop culture, putting talented black musical stars on tv. the musical, by the way, runs through october the eighth. well, this morning, a football team from one oakland high school is leaving for a big trip. castlemont high school is getting on a flight. team members from castlemont high school getting on a flight for los angeles this morning to play in southern california. and for many students on that team, it's the first time they've ever been on an airplane. the team of 25 student athletes will face off against dorsey senior high in l.a. for what's being called the oakland los angeles neighborhood football classic. the students will also get a chance to see the rose bowl and get a tour of usc while they are there. bravo. proud great. i hope they have a great time. great experience. how's the weather here in in southern california? oh quiet. i mean, we

the show now, the hippest trip pays tribute to the long running music show and its founder, don corneliuser. pam brown bryant was hired to find dancers when the show moved to los angeles as he hired me because i had worked for the department of recreation and parks in los angeles, and i had access to many, many dancers, youth that would come visit our parks, visit, enrolled in our high schools, visiting different clubs. there's a look soul train was on the air from 1971 to 2006. check out those moves. oh yeah. only run in san francisco through october eighth. the musical after that, the show is expected to head to broadway, brings back some great memories. oh, my gosh. i always wanted to be on there. oh gosh, i bet. yeah, i. and how fun to get a role to dance in this musical for this to the costumes and the hair and everything is going to be amazing. classic it's almost as good as being alongside steve paulson who has your thursday forecast. stay leave questlove paulson has a nice ring to it, i think. i think so, yeah. let's see those people dance like that now. yeah oh, geez. oh, i pulle

cornelius is in alexandria, louisiana. good morning. >> caller: good morning, john. god bless both the a god bless c-span, too. my question for you being an african-american, sir, do you ever talk about the buffalo soldiers? and also on august 20 on the history channel they are going to celebrate the 761st. that was patented panthers, all-black tank unit that one all kind of honors during world war ii. we would love to meet you alexandra louisiana to do story on them and what happened here. we had white folks call it a riot. african-americans call it a massacre. and what was going to happen, those tankers were going to come across and destroy alexandra if it hadn't been for benjamin davis, general benjamin davis come first african-american that stayed at the hotel bentley. they wouldn't allow blacks at the hotel bentley, and general patton spent time at our historical hotel which is 100 years old now. so i would love if you do a story of some black american heroes, and, or have you ever thought of that? thank you c-span and god bless america. >> host: i don't know if

very affluent community called cornelius. huff high school. a member of a sports team up there -- a younga man died a week or so ago. er they say that fentanyl has pierced huff high school in cornelius, north carolina. it's happening everywhere. not just at the border. everywhere across this country. but there is something -- i don't know if you would say more disturbing than that. ev i just watched the movie, sound of freedom. i would urge everybody to see it. the problem of child sex t trafficking is, i understand, at epidemic levels as well. p it's being fed from places ni south of the united states but now in the united states we have children that -- 600,000 children -- minors -- coming to the united states under the policy that democrats have abdicated. 85,000 we have lost track of. people showing up in factories and the like. but that is not even the worst of it. people being sold -- another form of bondage. sex trafficking. do you keep up mawith that at a , mr. maltz? >> is, sir. k the cartels control it all at the border. they have to

host: cornelius from alexander, louisiana. good afternoon. caller: good afternoon, peter and mary. i want to western everybody a happy labor day tomorrow. this is constitutional month and patriot day on september 11. so, we need to celebrate all of that. i'm for patriotism. i want to talk to you first, peter, then ms. mary. i found out what year that book feels 2008 abraham bolden echo of dealey plazament just got his card from president biden so he would be a great guest. he tried to prevent president kennedy's assassination. host: he is referencing an older program when he called in. go ahead. caller: my question for you, i happy to be african-american, 62 years old. i -- 62 years old. warp -- we were in segregated schools and negro anthem and white schools prayer, pledge, national anthem. then we only had the prayer, the pledge and national anthem. i believe as you that the democrats have pretty much taken all of this stuff out. if you look at the communist manifesto they completed everything. i have an idea for you. with a.i. technology coming out and military kind of revealing

gwynne is our guest, taking your calls and questions, when you least is in louisiana -- cornelius is in louisiana. caller: god bless both of you and c-span two, my question for you being an african-american, do you ever talk about the buffalo soldiers? also august the 20th, on the history channel they will celebrate the seventh 61st, they were all black tank units during war two, we would welcome you to louisiana to do a story on them and what happened here, we had a what we call a massacre, the area would have been massacred it was not for the first african-american that stayed at the hotel thinly, there were not allow plaques at the hotel family and the general spent time at our historical hotel which is 100 years old now. i would love if you would do a story, like american heroes, and or have you ever thought of that? thank you and god bless america. host: i do not know if you've heard of the black seminoles? s.c. gwynne: one of the great medal of honor winners from the african-american heroes, i wrote about the buffalo soldiers in "empire of the summer moon" ." they were like a l

then to understand the creative energy behind such a production that highlights the history of don corneliusr town is a significant cultural moment to be chosen to be able to curate this work and see it go forward. it is not just go there, but really understand how many crafts are coming together, the lighting, the sound, the staging. all of that it goes to produce our whole art eco system and so i want to applaud act for their courage, their investment and their vision and their wonderful new director of artistic director of act who has a lot of vision. get out there and support our city. >> i second that. i saw it last night, and it blew me away. >> i think it also goes to say that the number of years that randal klein served as the artistic director of sf jazz is remarkable. 40 years. i think 40 years-- >> since 1983. >> [indiscernible] >> you are right. >> but his vision is now something that is really embedded in our city. it is significant and i think i would just like to give a round of applause to randal klein for his vision and execution of sf jazz over these many years. [applause]

carried in his arms along it to the assumption church, the abbot, who was beheaded by his order, the cornelius feast. dormition of the virgin chief in the monastery. we we ask the heavens to save our whole country to help us so that no evil and no nato will tear our country apart. and, on the contrary, we have become a single integral power . the pilgrims of the monastery believe that vladyka tikhon is also worthy of the monument, which we opened in her anniversary along with the monument. and he also shone a mosaic fresco of the dormition of the virgin . the main event of the celebrations was the opening of the painting of the gallery of the archimandrite, the abbot collected masterpieces of russian and foreign masters of painting together with an art critic. savva yamshchikov paintings, the father of olimpi, acquired from often from different sources, saving them for russia, and told me somewhat well that the patient would not live long and that peter was still. well, i say, father, move one museum , most of the paintings were then transferred to the russian and pskov regional museums. and h

up their young men died a week or so ago and they say fentanyl has pierced tuft high school and corneliusorth carolina it's happening everywhere. it's everywhere across this country and is there something i don't know if you would say more disturbing than that. i just watched a movie sound of freedom and i would urge everybody to see it. child sex trafficking is i understand that epidemic levels as well. being fed from places of the united states and now the united states we have children that have 600,000 children coming to united states under the policy that democrats have abdicated. secretary mayorkas is -- that's not even the worst of it. the people being sold into, sex trafficking. you keep up with that at all mr. maltz the -- >> they have total control the borders of their making money on all those young kids is dancing kids and that's why i commented before because of his and assaults on these young children that make the journey to the united states for one thing i would add secretary mayorkas did say the fentanyl overdose is the single greatest challenge that we have in america.

then to understand the creative energy behind such a production that highlights the history of don corneliusural moment to be chosen to be able to curate this work and see it go forward. it is not just go there, but really understand how many crafts are coming together, the lighting, the sound, the staging. all of that it goes to produce our whole art eco system and so i want to applaud act for their courage, their investment and their vision and their wonderful new director of artistic director of act who has a lot of vision. get out there and support our city. >> i second that. i saw it last night, and it blew me away. >> i think it also goes to say that the number of years that randal klein served as the artistic director of sf jazz is remarkable. 40 years. i think 40 years-- >> since 1983. >> [indiscernible] >> you are right. >> but his vision is now something that is really embedded in our city. it is significant and i think i would just like to give a round of applause to randal klein for his vision and execution of sf jazz over these many years. [applause] >> anew leader with terence