david wilson has been visiting antarctica for more than fifty years and it's the expeditions because the on tell take and i'm the southern ocean. actually influence the whole of the global weather system and all the currents -- in the oceans it matters to everybody it also matters it's the ontology begins to melt. as far as we'll see level is concerned is the largest source of you walk right into the oceans in the world. so even if you live somewhere a long w away. if you're low lying on the coast down talking masses to you. which will take us two and a half thousand kilometers south from home about two the age of antarctica. well then travel five thousand kilometers east making stops at then after months at sea will rern to port in southern chile. first we must css what are known as the furious fifties and screaming sixties latitudes nine for the ferocious with a we face hundred kilometer out wins and ten minutes away. it's an early remind the potent energy of the oceans -- as we sail selfie and see fast become cold. they in on the s morning we wake up toee ice. soon with forced to

david wilson was one of the witnesses. he is the president of morgan state university in baltimore. and ryer by -- who was held hostage with other members of his synagogue for more than 10 hours back in january. >> the subcommittee will come to order.

david wilson was one of the witnesses. he is the president of morgan state university in baltimore. and ryer by -- who was held hostage with other members of his synagogue for more than 10 hours back in january. >> the subcommittee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. again, good morning to everyone and welcome to today's hearing on the rise of violence against minority institutions. and like to remind members we have established an email address and distribution lists that circulate exhibits, motions or other written materials members might want to offer as part of our hearing. if you'd like to submit materials please send them to the email address that has been distributed to your offices and we will circulate the materials to members and staff as quickly as we can. your vital information is important to the historical record of this committee hearing. i would also ask all members to please mute your microphones when you're not speaking to the hearing business. this will help prevent feedback and other tec

it is regarding the evolution of law and david sloan wilson. i wonder if you have heard of the first libertarians. they are important because there was our concept of evolution, and it is all wrong, evolution doesn't optimize work by competition, it works by cooperation predominantly. as a result, here in florida, the blindness is caused by both sides had the incorrect view of how the world works and when you are tracking it through law, is we use students as essentially a smallpox link it. -- like get. -- blanket. host: dan abrams, what about the evolution of law? you mentioned that and we are going to get into john adams in a minute that will take it to our timeline. dan: let's start with the boston massacre trial. this is the beginning of the american legal system. john adams taking a very unpopular case against these british soldiers in connection with the boston massacre. the really hadn't been a system. this is 1778, before the revolution, so it is still the british system in place. they are trying to figure out exactly how things ought t

david is that a promise? that is a promise or is howard wilson used to say. this is not a promise. this is a pledge. getting warmed up now . we go from amy and what's now. we go from amy and what's your favourite? the devil ? david your favourite? the devil? david miller later on, when used to mystic mellor, but it's taking over mystic because i did this deal with the devil to be my that's all right mates back into a gif that needs to be good right let's get serious from time to seven at time to bring you up to date on the latest this hour , an england . and of this hour, an england. and of course england have beating wales in their final group b clash at the world cup in qatar . but these were the scenes of ecstatic fans cheering in the fansin ecstatic fans cheering in the fans in manchester. you just saw those goals from rashford and fired and gave england the victory. it means wales are now out the tournament sadly but england face senegal in the last 16 on sunday ambulance , workers 16 on sunday ambulance, workers across england are set to strike christmas. it's part of a dispute over pay and st