brought costs from jimmy that such as and north in nigeria i'm happy to welcome to news africa david smith he is the direct copy consulting regularly in chad welcome to news africa we've we've just seen a snapshot of the tri myth rates in the chat basin there is the threat from terror groups one of the main problems of fixing daily life they say the main the main problem is probably the absence of a state presence in many parts of the country and you mentioned lake chad you know that's an area where there's virtually no state present says that there's a serious problem with governance there's a lack of infrastructure there's obviously the instability that is it has been in the news for many years whether it be boko haram around the lake or rebel groups who are coming from the north. near that near the libyan border a few years ago the biggest instability spread with rebels coming from from the east from the sudanese region of darfur. the list is long. in development levels the chat is near the bottom of almost every development list david the military council named the sign as president an

in that case david smith was a young man killed in a hauntingly similar fashion to george floyd.ere not paying as much attention to these events, and people tell me well, maybe if there had been video then -- well there was. people can find it on the internet of david smith being mechanically asphyxiated in similar way to george floyd, and when the team resolved the case in 2013, the city of minneapolis agreed it would provide training to all of its officers in 2014 on positional asphyxiation. >> wow. >> obviously entire world has learned that that training, to the extent it happened, obviously didn't stick. >> jeff storms, one of the attorneys for daunte wright's family, thanks for making time tonight. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >>> president just announced beginning of the end of the longest war in this nation's history. that's next. this nation's history. that's next. time it is. [whispering] it's grilled cheese o'clock. open talenti and raise the jar. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ev

in so in that case david smith, was a young man who was killed in just a hauntingly similar fashion,ge floyd. it was at a time when people were not paying as much attention to these events, and people tell me, well maybe if there had been video that, while there was. people can find the video on the internet of david smith being mechanically asphyxiated in a similar way to george floyd. and when the team resolved the case, back in 2013, the city of minneapolis, agreed that it would provide training to all of its officers in 2014 on is fixed evasion. obviously, the entire world has learned, that that training, to the extent it happened, obviously did not stick. >> jeff storms one of the attorneys for dante raids families, thank you so much for making time tonight. >> thank you for having me, i appreciated. >> the president just announced the beginning into the end of the longest war in this nation's history, that's next. , that's next. , that's next. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your

precarious situation there indeed want to talk more now about what's unfolding in chad with david smith he is the executive director of copy consulting and hide your son and on a stone and a radio that broadcasts from general in charge and northern nigeria he joins us from johannesburg where he happens to be at the a moment sir a very warm welcome we get we understand the situation right now in china is very precarious please outline for us what would happen if there was instability now in chive and what that would mean for the sahara region. thanks for having me on i should start by saying instability in chad is not something new it's been in stable for for many years decades in fact it's not the 1st time that rebels have come close to injure a man a to attempt to to unseat the late president debbie and i should i should add that some something i heard in your report a moment ago about borders being closed they have now open the borders are open again. and there's a heavy military presence in the streets although that's not unusual in an jermain of there's often a heavy presence whenev

brought costs from jimmy that's a chat and hold in nigeria i'm happy to welcome to news africa david smith he is the direct self copy consulting regularly in chad welcome to news africa we've we've just seen a snapshot of the tri myth rates in the chat basin they is the threat from terror groups one of the main problems of fixing daily life they say the main the main problem is probably the absence of state presence in many parts of the country and you mentioned lake chad you know that's an area where there's virtually no state presence as if there's a serious problem with governance there's a lack of infrastructure there's obviously the instability that that is it has been in the news for many years whether it be boko haram around the lake or rebel groups who are coming from the north. near that near the libyan border a few years ago the biggest instability threat with rebels coming from from the east from the sudanese region of darfur. there was a list as log in development levels the chat is near the bottom of almost every development list david the military council named the son as pre

that brought costs from jimmy that sitch and northern nigeria i'm happy to welcome to news africa david smith he is the direct copy consols hain. unity in chad welcome to news africa we've we've just seen a snapshot of the myth rates in the chad basin at bay as the threat from terror groups one of the main problems of fixing daily life they say the main the main problem is probably the absence of state presence in many parts of the country and you mentioned lake chad you know that that's an area where there's virtually no state presence as if there's a serious problem with governance there's a lack of infrastructure there's obviously the instability that is it has been in the news for many years whether it be boko haram around the lake or rebel groups who are coming from the north. near the near the libyan border a few years ago the biggest instability spread with rebels coming from from the east from the sudanese region of darfur. there was a list of log in development levels the chat is near the bottom of almost every development list david the military council named it to stay beside him a

>> byron david smith. >> i just wanted his story. i wanted to find out the rest of the facts of what happened at the house. >> whoever it was, who was breaking into my home, had been doing it for so long, that i was no longer willing to live in fear. >> reporter: byron explained how he'd been terrified, ever since that break-in, a month earlier, when two of his guns were stolen. >> these are people, who have stolen my guns. i figure they're willing to use those, if they steal guns. >> reporter: byron wasn't home during those other break-ins. but this time, he was. as seen on this home-security camera. he said he had moved his truck a few blocks away, that morning, so he could clean his garage. the teens must have thought he wasn't there. >> i needed to clean out the garage, and i wanted it out of the way for a while. >> reporter: byron told him how he was in the basement when he heard the first intruder break in, upstairs, and head down toward him. >> you heard footsteps coming down the stairs, is that correct? >> yes, and then i saw

david e. smith of san francisco starts the free clinic to treat sick hippies who can't afford anything else, which plays a big part for charles manson because dr. smith when i interviewed him said i knew charles manson well. when he first gets here, he goes around to golden gate park, the panhandle, and there, in golden gate park, according to dr. smith you would have at any time a dozen gurus preaching. you might have a hip due there, a baptist here. an atheist here and an alien on that side. but he said manson would stand around listening to these people. then he would come back to the free clinic and practice the best lines he cribbed from them on the sick hippies waiting to be treated. and then he'd go out into the park, and using the best of everyone else would offer his own teachings. that's how he got followers one at a time. in other words, charles manson is charismatic. charles manson is not a stupid man, even though he's uneducated. he's crafty, he's cagy. and he knows how to take the best

there's a correct answers from david smith. how do you counter the belief? telling the truth is rewriting history. i you know, i am a little i'm sensitive to this question, and i've been a history professor for years, and i know sometimes you're just feel like you're standing up there and your kids in the in the seats believe one thing and you're just trying to make them just believe everything. they've been taught up till now and it's really more of a conversation i suppose, but i wonder if you'd like to address this. i'm sure this is when you cut when you talk about the subject, i'm sure sometimes people react badly to what you have to say. well, you know interestingly enough. i've been actually really lucky. i mean i you know, maybe in living in a bubble. i lived in a bubble in ann arbor, michigan and maybe i'm living in a bubble in washington dc, but i have just been exposed to so many people black white republican democrat who have really embraced the heartbound story and i have no idea why that isn't we always scratch our heads part of it i think is be

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provide community-based solutions, thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, david wu. mr. smith, can you bring us the next caller, please. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors, and thank you for your leadership in addressing this issue. i am jenny bok on behalf of the a.p.i. council, 57 community-based organizations. the council has been supporting resources and funding for the coalition of community safety and justice. due to the increased incidents of violence against the appi community since the start of the pandemic, and addressing xenophobia is more important than other. when incidents of hate in san francisco make up 39% of bay-area incidents and the bay area is making up nearly a fourth of the a.p.i. hate crime incidents, this coalition is critical in being able to address healing, build on work towards restorative justice and solidarity work and to prevent further harm and to promote safety in our community. i hope that you can support in supporting the community safety and justice. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. mr. smith, bring us the

reject the second part and instead i'm going to argue that the smith revolution which we rightly associate with him and his contemporaries like david hume was importantly enabled by the new religious thinking that was then taking hold in the english-speaking protestant world in which smith lived. the specific future of that new religious thinking on which i'm going to focus is the turn away from orthodox predestination calvinism and the way in which that turned away from calvinism opened the path for a new more optimistic and more expansive view of the possibilities for human choice, human action, human agency and i believe that it's that more expansive view of the possibilities of human agency that enabled smith's thinking and gave us modernwestern economics . i want to be clear the outset that what i am not claiming is that any of this had to do with self-conscious attempts by religiously committed individuals to bring their religious beliefs to bear on their professional thinking. human for example was a notorious eye agnostic, probably an atheist. hume referred to church of england bishops as agents to superstition. he was an o

of who we have heard in the past few hours like i mentioned david luger we also heard from 2 paramedics seth zachary vendor and derrick smith very much a part of the 1st responders team that arrived on the scene ok we're seeing the prosecution ask a few more questions of david plugger let's go back and listen in just for additional one. africa resistance of the house years ago and. that was after he was handcuffed and on the ground and the walk. cracked thank you for the question. is announced. for the action is for thank you for being with us today. few questions and i had to follow up with you. when a police officer under your command uses force are they required to immediately immediately notify it depends of the type of force ok are there certain circumstances where you may get a phone call or a radio dispatch immediately yes are there certain circumstances or situations where you may get a phone call or order use of force within 10 to 15 minutes yes are there circumstances where you may get a use of force report or from an officer from an hour or 2 later. not one that would cause me to have to go to the scene that woul

provide community-based solutions, thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, david wu. mr. smith, can you bring us the next caller, please. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors, and thank you for your leadership in addressing this issue. i am jenny bok on behalf of the a.p.i. council, 57 community-based organizations. the council has been supporting resources and funding for the coalition of community safety and justice. due to the increased incidents of violence against the appi community since the start of the pandemic, and addressing xenophobia is more important than other. when incidents of hate in san francisco make up 39% of bay-area incidents and the bay area is making up nearly a fourth of the a.p.i. hate crime incidents, this coalition is critical in being able to address healing, build on work towards restorative justice and solidarity work and to prevent further harm and to promote safety in our community. i hope that you can support in supporting the community safety and justice. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. mr. smith, bring us the

provide community-based solutions, thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, david wu. mr. smith can you bring us the next caller, please. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors, and thank you for your leadership in addressing this issue. i am jenny bok on behalf of the a.p.i. council, 57 community-based organizations. the council has been supporting resources and funding for the coalition of community safety and justice. due to the increased incidents of violence against the appi community since the start of the pandemic, and addressing xenophobia is more important than other. when incidents of hate in san francisco make up 39% of bay-area incidents and the bay area is making up nearly a fourth of the a.p.i. hate crime incidents, this coalition is critical in being able to address healing, build on work towards restorative justice and solidarity work and to prevent further harm and to promote safety in our community. i hope that you can support in supporting the community safety and justice. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. mr. smith, bring us the

provide community-based solutions, thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, david wu. mr. smith can you bring us the next caller, please. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors, and thank you for your leadership in addressing this issue. i am jenny bok on behalf of the a.p.i. council, 57 community-based organizations. the council has been supporting resources and funding for the coalition of community safety and justice. due to the increased incidents of violence against the appi community since the start of the pandemic, and addressing xenophobia is more important than other. when incidents of hate in san francisco make up 39% of bay-area incidents and the bay area is making up nearly a fourth of the a.p.i. hate crime incidents, this coalition is critical in being able to address healing, build on work towards restorative justice and solidarity work and to prevent further harm and to promote safety in our community. i hope that you can support in supporting the community safety and justice. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. mr. smith, bring us the

provide community-based solutions, thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, david wu. mr. smith can you bring us the next caller, please. >> hi, good afternoon, supervisors, and thank you for your leadership in addressing this issue. i am jenny bok on behalf of the a.p.i. council, 57 community-based organizations. the council has been supporting resources and funding for the coalition of community safety and justice. due to the increased incidents of violence against the appi community since the start of the pandemic, and addressing xenophobia is more important than other. when incidents of hate in san francisco make up 39% of bay-area incidents and the bay area is making up nearly a fourth of the a.p.i. hate crime incidents, this coalition is critical in being able to address healing, build on work towards restorative justice and solidarity work and to prevent further harm and to promote safety in our community. i hope that you can support in supporting the community safety and justice. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. mr. smith, bring us the

fellow university of central florida, and david written a recent book about new conspiracy of 1783 and be sure to check out and sign up for our michelle smith lecture series which will take place over course of march, april, and may and series explores the founding moment in considerable detail and you can find more information about michelle lecture series and david head talk to watch replay of this talk we're to watch replay by talks by going www mountain burning.org/gw digital talks thank you again kevin and samantha snyder behind scenes for operating cameras working to collect questions your help is appreciated as usual couldn't have done it without you good night everybody. hope to see you all back here real soon. >> booktv is television for serious readers all weengtd, every weekend, join us again next saturday 8 a.m. eastern for the best in nonfiction books. ♪ ♪ ..... charter is connecting us. charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to

attorney general william smith and his law clerk to both chief justice warren burger and the fifth circuit judge david dire. as most of you know he was appointed to serve as independent counsel for five investigations including whitewater from 1994 to 1999. many of you know ken through his writing. he is author of first among equals, the supreme court in american life, bear country the baylor story, contempt a memoir of the clinton investigation, which was a "new york times" bestseller and 2018 and religious liberty in crisis which was released this past tuesday and which we celebrate this evening. ken and his wife alice who is here this evening, great to have you here alice, now reside a blog the peaceful banks of the river in waco texas. we are blessed this evening to hear from two devoted giants of faith and freedom who have shaped our thinking and strengthened our resolve to defend america's first freedom. please join me in welcoming dr. tom ferrer and judge ken starr. >> thank you david or that can see that this is on an i can hear that this is on. i cannot tell you judge starr what a pleasure an

david calhoun, 65, so he is staying on. the cfo greg smith is leaving. maybe not for age rules.nology company leading indices? dow, you name it, best quarterly sales growth in two years for ibm. looks like the transition to cloud is finally paying off for them. stuart: in its day, ibm, in my day it, was the technology company. susan: i know. i know. best mace to work. along with the other one. hewlett-packard. stuart: they used to say ibm. i've been moved. people were leaving all over the place. you don't remember those days? susan: no. stuart: apple kicking off the first product launch event of the year today, stocks down a fraction. susan: 40 years to buy apple. you never bought apple in 40 years. stuart: i didn't. will we hear anything about the i-car today? susan: no, no definitely not. about the more surprising tease you could get later on a hint towards virtual reality. augmented reality glasses, headsets wearable in the future. that would be huge for a company so secretive about their future products. the consensus most people believe we'll get a new ipad, ipad pro, ipad

smith reproduces. that far great magazine that william seal has there's a terrific article by david maturn that suggests have altered that for history's sake. because that's an excellent question. >> that's a good pr move. >> pam, you're going to be our last caller here from falsechurch, virginia. >> i wanted to ask whether dolley madison had any kind of relationship with james monroe's wife who i know traveled in europe and i believe was born in england. and whether she had any grandchildren, i don't think so, through her son payne todd. >> well, thank you very much. because that helps us set the stage for our future conversation. did they have a relationship? >> i would say not terribly much, no. >> they knew each other as sort of plantation owners in the same area. but i don't think they were friendly. and there were no children. >> we're going to say there was no legitimate issue, as they would say. >> that's a nice way of putting it. >> here's a quote from dolley madison. we all have a great hand in the formation of our own destiny. we must press on that intricate path leading to perfection and to

smith come on in. i was in the 92 riot. [inaudible] i am sorry. kennedy: ethan you had your chance i want to twice that we are going to let david talk. >> this is sot the capitol insurrection or whatever you want to call, most people they were peaceful as well. if you want to use this analogy happy fair and both sides but now i personally have been saying as a libertarian that i do not like using the criminal term inciting violence. because it brushes up against free speech. and to be completely honest donald trump did not directly call for violence. he actually use the word peaceful. now as an american citizen, even if he was president at the time is a first amendment right to say i think this election was stolen from me, and i want my people to go peacefully protested. what maxine waters did was very different. she stepped into a situation that has been a violent riots for a week and a half and said i won this to be more confrontational. i am sorry that brushes right up against the line. that is just ridiculous for you to say that. because it is a cause that you agree with, racial injustice versus the election being stolen what you do not agree

david remembers this. there was a bond deal he was running that was make or break for the company. >> 25 bill. >> greg smith known as a straight shooter he had that interim where he was the ceo. and i think that, well let's just put it this way he's going to retire from boeing at 55 there are many more things he could do. >> is that all he is >> yeah he's 55. >> wow okay just -- that's -- younger than me, retiring. >> this show is all about you, and i like that. >> i appreciate that as well. >> carl it's great so far the baby boom shot -- >> -- basically it is your world and we're just living in it is actually saying that to me. >> well isn't it >> yeah it is. if it's my world then let's talk m&a. it is a very important large deal we're talking about this morning of course and we mentioned at the top and jim as well but $200 in cash and 1.5 shares of canadian national. 21% premium over the canadian pacific deal they are going use that same voting trust arrangement remember that is outlined. frankly they came out a couple of weeks ago and opposed the use of it. but they are saying they will go anyway route t