she was born in denver, traveled east she was born in denver, traveled east and found yourself back home where she has worked for the mayors and served on the city council as president. in addition to a public post, shift work through several years as a facility with the national civic league and she was a founding board member of colorado black women for political action, and my high youth corps your copy helpdesk kick o off kickoff olmsted 200 on april 26, 2021. olmsted's 199th birthday and you can see her in action on our youtube channel if you want to look at her a year ago but we are delighted to have her today and she will moderate this final panel. >> thank you so much, dede. and the low. hello. i think it's afternoon already. everyone.noon, i'm excited to be a part of this final panel, and is going to be a little shift in what we will be doing in this panel this afternoon and hope you will find fascinating and in some ways i think sam set us up for this with some of his challenging questions right at the end about where to, where do we go from here as we engage in this exploratio

this is denver, colorado.hey look at this and think this can be pretty intimidating. but it's accessible to everyone? >> oh yeah. when i moved here and was told about mountain biking i was like, what? you want me to speed down a mountain on a bike? obviously you can take it to the extreme. we have access to amazingly challenging technical and jump line kind of trails. we also have amazing green and blue trails for families, young kids. >> reporter: after a while i decide to jump to the next level. >> yeah, nice! >> reporter: next up red rocks amphitheater, a world renowned music venue nestled in the giant rocks overlooking denver. live music at the core of what makes this city stay. what is it about this place? >> i always say this, but it was made by god and the dinosaurs. it's a magical place. it was a spiritual place for the native americans years ago and it's still happening today. >> reporter: jimmy mittens has every music head's dream job, backstage gate keeper. >> hello. welcome. >> thank for having. >>

in denver we start every meeting and every event with what we call a land acknowledgment.'di say it's actually a peopls acknowledgment and acknowledgment of our history but we moving forward i think will hear from these folks today about what we should shape our future stewardship of public landsla as we move forward. so let us start and first -- first up iss philip. my thanks to the national association of olmstead parks for invite knowing talk today. i guess this is my talk to sing for my dinner so to speak, last night's dinner. i'm not going to be singing, but i am going to tell you a story. i don't have any pictures so i'm going to ask you follow the story in yourou mind's eye as it unravels over quite a substantial period of time. the title of the story is the bad lands, national park service parable. a landscape is a scoped point of view, framed perspective of space and it is in the hands of people like frederick law omlstead, senior and junior and came to think of landscapes as consisting of a fixed image focused in time and space. look over there. isn't that a beau

and part of that history in denver. what what underscored that exchange was that when the olmstead kids were having an inflow once on our early park development in denver was at a time when the ku klux klan had had complete control of our city. and so in some ways, it was guilt by association and but it also represented in denver the movement to build parks in the city, beautiful movement was it you know this the the founding fathers, shall i say. and it was ralph talked about the prerogatives of wealth and influence and that the very notion of olmsted parks was not that, but that it was equitable. yet the people in cities around the country who were who were doing their own version of olmsted parks were in fact representatives of the prerogatives of wealth and influence. and so we have this very mixed bag. and i like to say, like the founding of our country, the the complexities and the paradoxes of our history and the history of olmstead designs and parks and ideas is also equally complex, especially when you think ab

on our development in denver, a time at our city. in some ways guilty by association. it also represented the movement to build parks it was the founding fathers, shall i say. talking about the prerogatives of wealth and influence. the very notion was not that. the people in cities around the country who were doing their own version were in fact representatives of the prerogatives. we haveba this very mixed bag ad i like to say the founding of our country, the complexities in the paradoxes of our history and the history of the designs and parks and ideas is also equally complex. you think about the relationships that were talked about. the marriage relationship the multifaceted. you will be hearing from this panel a real focus on people. the thing that we envisioned -- you should not give me any technology -- [laughter] >> all the people is a very mixed bag as we move forward in designing and creating our parks system both at a national and state and local level. who was involved. we have a panel of individuals that will reflect in p

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the site of the 49ers first preseason win against the denver broncos this evening. but we'll switch things to baseball. the san francisco giants had lost seven of their last nine entering saturday night's contest against the nl's best atlanta braves. the giants are just barely holding on to a wild card spot, so a win was desperately needed. all season long, the offense has been the issue. that wasn't the case on saturday night against the braves, however. fourth inning, estrado slaps a single to drive in a run. giants led 4-2 early. but even logan webb on the mound, it wasn't enough. good pitch from webb, better swing from acuna jr. that tied the game at 4. while the giants tacked on another run, the bull pen couldn't hold the braves. eighth inning, no doubter from rosario to drive in two giving atlanta the win for good. braves win it 6-5. the giants have lost eight of their last ten and will look to avoid the sweep on sunday. >>> oakland, star wars night at the coliseum. that's not all the fans got. there was even free baseball. nine innings was not enough, but bad

the alarming incident at the denver airport. surveillance video tonight showing a united airlines pilot taking an ax to a parking lot gate. two parking attendants trying to wrestle it away. what the pilot said. >>> former president trump has just now one week to surrender in georgia to charges. sources telling abc news tonight his lawyers are now expected to meet with the fulton county d.a.'s office to try to work out the terms. what we've now learned tonight, how this will play out and how it will be different from what we've seen so far. >>> the idaho murders tonight. lawyers for defendant bryan kohberger battling over dna evidence allegedly tying kohberger to the scene. >>> president biden hosting a historic summit at camp david. for the first time all together high-stakes talks with the leaders of japan and south korea. mary bruce in the studio with me tonight. >>> this evening, a u.s. marine has been killed during a live-fire training exercise at camp pendleton. what we've now learned. >>> the cdc tracking new covid variant

all right, rachel, steve, brian, over to you thank you, jans. >> city of denver set to pay almost $5testers after a class action lawsuit accused denver of targeting them for violating the curfew during the 2020 george floyd riots. >> rachel: this latest suit brings the total payments to over $20 million. >> brian: where is the money for businesses damaged during the riots? sole street shoes damaged and lost $170,000 in goods. have we thought about that? the owner joins us now. zac, are you outraged by this? >> you know, i'm frustrated with the city for sure for the lack of supports that they have shown all the businesses downtown. >> brian: what's the effect been on yours? >> you know, it's been devastating. you know it, will probably take us anywhere from 5 to 10 years to recover from what happened. >> steve: right. you lost $170,000. you know, you would be getting money if you would have been protesting but you didn't. instead you were just trying to run your business. you have received no money ultimately from the city. we know that is frustrating how familiar the people who destr

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. >> we're taking this rv from denver to san diego. >> david: starting in denver with a group of volunteersugh colorado, utah, arizona, nevada, all to get to california, where the rvs will be shipped. >> the best part about driving one of these from denver to san diego, we get to see this beautiful american landscape. >> david: taking in the sights. >> look how pretty this place is. >> david: after 17 hours, 1,090 miles, woody and luna and the team arriving in san diego. >> hi, david. come on in! >> david: showing us the rv. >> this will be the firefighters' families new home. a nice master bedroom in here. the kitchen's amazing. this, i think, is luna's favorite part, the bunk house. >> david: and tonight, we're happy to report, those rvs are now on their way to maui, expected to arrive next week. >> over our shoulder is a ship that has the five rvs we're sending to the firefighters in hawaii. and we are just so grateful to the donors who donated that are trailers, and we're so grateful to the firefighters who lost their homes while protecting their community. we think they're heroes, and

she was born in denver traveled east and found herself back home where she has worked and served on the city council as president. in addition to a public post she's worked for several years as a facilitator with the national civic league. she was a founding board member of colorado women for political action in mile high. helped us kick off olmstead 200 onon april 26, 2021 print opus s 199th birthday. you can see her in action on our youtube channel if you want to her a year ago. we are delighted to have her today. she will moderate this final panel. >> thank you so much. hello i think it's afternoon already. good afternoon everyone. i am excited to be part of this final panel. it's going to be a little shift and what we will be doing in the panel this afternoon. i hope you will find fascinating in some ways set us up for this with some of his challenging questions right at thekn end of where do we go from here. as we engage in this exploration of the history of these phenomenal individuals name the olmsted spirit start of the quick story about how i came to this in the first place. i

taking on the denver broncos.yers trying to get their final reps before the regular season starts earned their spots on those rosters. but the most important storyline for the forty-niners, of course, concerns the quarterback position. brock purdy making his 2023 debut tonight front of the home crowd giving everyone the sums up after warming up pre-game. it purdy was almost perfect in his lone driver. the night rolls to the left hits deebo samuel in the flat who rumbles 25 yards for the first just like old times. the drive continues. parties stays in the pocket this time and hits brandon aiyuk on a slant good for 15 yards to the 3 start first and goal but pretty hot summer us not from him he gets sacked by jonathan cooper. nonetheless, a great first showing for purdy. he finished 5, 6 for 65 yards. one carry for 7 yards. >> 2, then jake moody watch continues after a forty-niners touchdown. he misses the extra point moving. never missed an extra point. michigan. however, he did connect on a 43 yarder in the 4th qua

i want them to make real throws and when they make mistakes. >> they faced the denver broncos on theason game on saturday. >> two more preseason games and then the real thing starts. he will be the quarterback, we think. >>> right now at 6:00, business owners say that they feel left behind. >> if i call the cops, that will be a bad situation. they are lying. i cannot stop those people. >> the rampant crime in little saigon. >>> continuing coverage after a san jose cop was shot. how she is recovering today. >>> the first day back for students in san francisco. many will not meet their new teachers, not yet. we will hear from some parents as the district struggles with an ongoing teacher shortage. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> we will start with the developing mews in the south bay. arresting a man that they say shot one of the officers this morning. a story we brought you as breaking news. tonight we have live coverage from the neighborhood where it happened. >> joining us now live from there. scott, you just got an update about the shooting and the officer that was shot.

i want to thank my guest in new york, denver, and in milwaukee. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our cc unix family member across cycles. the, the gym and so just deal with the, with the window taking the picture. they were proud of the muscle by the way, to go in your mouth because i didn't pick up my, your pins in there. no. but he got dirty away. or i actually was who i see on google. okay. and with and then almost a week ago and then we'll get to bundle the the general said to us just love the screen. but is this an easy i'll it last. there's never been to the or did you purchase the item, would you please give us a time to time price sizing? hoya to do this yourself if its uh, stats us a v as in and truck. um this is a very bold decision by the gym and the government to even start because when the agreement was reached, gena, they did more divisions and more and got more questions or more of those they are using to pay us what they are giving us just go to the persian conference and now we have not been suppo

i want to thank my guess in new york, denver and in milwaukee. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at archie. see you next time. remember, prospect rules. the the at the end of the 18th century, britain began the illegal opium frayed in china. these hard drugs causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine for businessmen from the foggy l. b. on. however, the ruling chinese gene dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese coastal boards. the barley arm, denmoore, lead, train, chinese army, was unable to provide adequate resistance. the jing empire was forced to hand hong, gone over to england and open it sports for trading the legal goods. in 1856, france and the united states joined in the robbery of china. the anglo french troops defeated the chinese occupied basie and committed an unprecedented robbery. destroyed and blundered t

andrew denver pum pum. >> shot pum pum shot. >> okay. another celestial sky show set for this fall. >> what's being described as a ring of fire will appear over parts of the us when the moon passes between the sun and earth during this year's annual solar eclipse. >> experts say it will happen on october 14th at 12:13 p.m. eastern time over oregon and concluded three hours later, over texas. but only eight states will be able to see it. oregon california, nevada, arizona, utah, new mexico and texas. >> yes, but this will be the first annular solar eclipse visible in north america in 11 years. so this is very exciting. >> and finally, we certainly don't have to wait 11 years to see this kind of sky show. >> yeah, this happened last thursday outside of detroit, michigan, a rare storm producing deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, tony award-winning broadway star victoria clark. plus, best-selling author, jenny mollen serves up a new twist on school lunches. also, the hosts are opening up their very special

and in denver we cross the title next. and e as an attorney and political strategist across lock rules in effect, that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, okay, let's go to line on the 1st day in new york. okay. i want to, i don't want to go to all the background, what happened over the weekend with these 2 conservative for, but you can easily come to the conclusion. number one, donald trump, the inside of the party. but the heart and soul of the party belongs to the doctor carson. go ahead, my friend. oh, he's a virus. he's a parasite. he is the future. 2 things have happened. bobby kennedy junior and tucker agreed to be. kennedy junior, represents the prototypical see radical quit the central left at dr. crossing. is that right? but guess what? they agree on. this is ridiculous war and ukraine kind of a re, a re positioning of what left and right was historically, by the way, whenever the democrats were in power, the bad guys were always local homegrown, you know, randy weaver and david corr

course denver is not the first city. in cities across the country where they sue and the cities decide it's not worth it to fight they just give them money and off they go carl. >> yeah, you've got two elements where crime pays. when you saw those protests you saw people that were engaging in lawlessness they ransacked small businesses. so you're seeing a number of blue cities say, okay, let's throw some money there because you're obviously the victims of what happened. no, they were arrested for breaking the law. that's how the rules work. out here in california, we reward our criminals in a different way. we just allow them to smash and grab half a million dollars in your previous segment for a jewelry store. >> trace: but the whole problem is pete they know going forward there's no consequences you can go out break curfew and do what you want to and throw gas all over the place, you're going to get arrested and if you get arrested you hope you do because here come's the lawsuit. >> and denver's paying twice when you l

quote, while they weren the air a employee called the denver police department to report miss mccarthyrafficking for no reason other than the different color of her daughter's skin from her own. according to this lawsuit, as mccarthy and her daughter were walking on the jet bridge, this is video of that, by the way, they were confronted by denver police offics after significant questioning mccarthy was eventually allowed to leave by the officers. quote, and this is in the lawsuit, but not before this display of blatant racism by southwest airlines caused miss mccarthy and her daughter extreme and emotional distress. i appreciate her being with us. i want to show you first though part of this recorded interaction that she had when they got off the plane with the southwest official and denver police officers. here it is. >> the flight attendants were concerned about the behavior when you boarded the aircraft. that's all we're following up on. we are not suspecting anything. >> that's all we need to know. i mean, you guys are good. i do apologize. >> it's not because i have a daughter who

protesters described denver police fired tear gas, flashbang grenades, pepper balls, rubber bullets, and other projectiles without giving them time to disperse. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, we look at the trials of donald trump. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "nobody can live forever" by tim maia. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, with juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the federal trial of donald trump for plotting to overturn the 2020 election is now set to begin in washington, d.c., on march 4, 2024, one day before the super tuesday presidential primaries. district judge tanya chutkan selected the date on monday. trump's legal team had asked for the trial to be delayed until 2026, while special counsel jack smith had proposed a january 2024 start date. in making their case for delaying the trial, trump's legal team cite

in this organization, they will get better and they're going to start this week against denver. >> the quarterback competition. it is the number two spot. i mean we're not talking about that starting job here. but who do you give that knob to? >> it is tough to see how they both. he didn't get enough snaps in my opinion to really judge. but if you did what you did see, sam darnold got that ball out of his hands. a little more poised with a quick start. unlike trey lance. i would have to give that edge right now to sam darnold. but only time will tell. >> i want to know as we have been talking about the depth of the 49ers team. we saw a lot of the twos today. any concern with the depth that the niners would have? we know all the star players they have. but what about the number twos? >> without a doubt that you have to be concerned. because you know, as soon as monday comes, there will be injuries. you're going to have some of those guys to step up that are your twos and threes to play and they will need to play well. >> i have to know if there is one player that you're most excited for

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issue was the cause of the derailment nobody was injured >>> and now to some shocking video out of denvera united airlines pilot reaching his breaking point while waiting at a parking lot he apparently got so frustrated he used an ax to chop down the gate george solis has the latest. >> reporter: it's hard to look away an ax wielding airline pilot waging war on a parking lot gate cameras capturing the bizarre moment at denver international airport, when united airlines pilot, kenneth jones, still in uniform, hacks away at the gate over and over again more than 20 times. the pilot told police that multiple cars were backed up behind the gate. that's when he decided to get the ax he already had in his car and solve the problem himself. he told police he had, quote, hit his breaking point. when a parking lot employee tries to take the ax away, the pilot won't let go both of them gripping it for two minutes until another employee arrives. >> this is somebody that's probably really had a really tough trip, very stressed. >> reporter: united airlines has suspended the pilot as they investigate.

in denver in the u.s. state of colorado is elizabeth dickinson, senior analyst for colombia and the international crisis group. her focus is on the dynamics of armed conflict. also, laura bonilla, deputy director of the peace and reconciliation foundation. ordinary people around the world here that an armed group and a government have decided to talk to each other. they have laid down arms. peace talks are ongoing, possibly lasting peace. no more civilians getting killed, no more innocence being kidnapped. can we breathe a sigh of relief here now with this agreement between the colombian government and the eln? >> yes indeed. this is a sigh of relief. a temporary respite. it is more of a truce than a definite and permanent cease-fire in the sense that it will allow the government and this guerrilla group to conduct negotiations. a group that has increased over the past seven months significantly its violent actions. and although it has reduced also significantly the kidnapping and terrorist actions, it sti

denver public schools that school district is having a huge problem right now.re are signs all over the district with parents that say to the board resign. because they didn't know i was one of the parents -- my kids were inside of a school and there was a school shoot that can happened in the spring, and it was by a kid who was undergoing patdowns because he was considered so dangerous parents didn't know, we found out when two deans were shot inside the school. and we're all looking around going -- how did no one tell us and they're saying well we have to protect the privacy of the kid. not to mention the safety of the rest of the children. >> so i want to get back to teacher that was fired fifth grade teacher fired in georgia for reading this book. quote from her -- the district is setting a harmful message not all students are worthy of affirmation being unapologetic and authentic selves based on vague policies will result in more teachers not knowing where the invisible line will be and censorship presents harm and this was the teacher fired for reading thi

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mary mccarthy was flying from san jose to denver in 2021 with her. then ten year old daughter.d her daughter is biracial. the two were met by police after landing in denver and told the flight crew was suspicious of their behavior on the flight and suspect human trafficking. the suit says the questioning caused both mother and daughter extreme emotional distress. a deeper issue here is racial profiling. whether you're an individual or a corporation, you should stop and check your biases before you call the police. after the incident in 2021, southwest issued a statement saying employees undergo robust training on human trafficking and issued an apology to the family. the airline has not commented on the lawsuit, so looking at the temperatures from today, the last few days have been pretty hot, especially inland. well, oakland was 80, san francisco downtown, 77 degrees, 94 in santa rosa. so temperatures the next few days are going to drop from these. so the fog's coming back. there's a big push of marine air, strong onshore flow in temperature drops tomorrow as much as five and

as the 49ers get ready to take on the denver broncos. but mccaffrey is getting ready for season number two here in san francisco. and our vern glenn got to sit down with him and ask what the off-season was like and what it's like here in the bay area. mccaffrey -- when you think about christian, what is it about him that makes him so talented and special? >> i think that he's electrifying and explosive. the guy can catch the ball out of the back field and you know when mccaffrey has the ball. every play you hold your breath and anticipate a big play. in a passing game he's so fast the linebackers can't cover him and too physical for safeties. he's a mismatch for defenses. so i love everything about the guy. >> how -- imperative is it that they've got the younger guys learning from him? >> i mean, it's very imperative because he practiced like a pro. i mine i'm not going to compare him but he's something like ladainian tomlinson. how fast and quick and nimble he was but he's a pro. watching extra film and showing guys how to be a leader.

that's meet an expert gas joining us from denver, colorado francisco retreat. this is an economist, profess at the university of denver, as joseph coldwell school of international studies. joining us from once every day or guy is tamara, tara sick, bona director of the piece at the bell or of your program at the inter american dialogue. adding portion of d c. monica weiss brought mout is co director of the center for economic policy research in washington d. c. so monkey in a sentence 15 years of sanctions on venezuela. what do we have today? what spend the results as well the results, the biggest part of the result is the worst decline in you know, worse, depression, really in the history of latin america is francisco. we'll talk about that. i think also these sanctions are a form of economic warfare and they mainly target the civilian population. and that's why they have an impact. uh, that's similar to actual wars. and a lot of people noticed, you know, representative jim mcgovern who was the chair of the house, a rules committee. when the democrats have the

a group of "crypto enthusiasts" is teaming up to try to buy the denver broncos.hanging its name to the "denver bored apes." [ laughter ] the group is trying to raise $4 billion using something called a "decentralized autonomous organization" or "dao." which is described as being like an internet community with a shared bank account. which -- i don't know, that is good? imagine if everyone on facebook had a shared bank account. [ laughter ] someone's aunt would use all the money to buy a hummel figurine or something. [ laughter ] imagine if this happens? what a great way to lure free agents to denver. "we can't pay you in cash. that's not our thing. but we can give you a virtual cartoon giraffe." [ laughter ] "now go get 'em!" if the sale goes through, 4 billion crypto dollars would set the record for biggest sale of an american sports franchise. meanwhile, you can get the jets for 50,000 spirit airlines miles. [ laughter and applause ] president biden is expected to issue an executive order this week that would commission a study into digital currency. and if i k

that's a non governmental organization which studies on groups in denver in the us state of colorado is elizabeth dickson, suddenly senior analyst for columbia, the international crisis group. what focuses on the dynamics of conflict and also in bogota is loud up on the deputy director of the piece and reconciliation foundation of will welcome to inside story. hey, can i just come to you 1st of all, 1st question because it doesn't matter where we are old and we people around the world here that are non degree. and the government have decided to talk to each other. they've laid down their arms piece, talks the wrong going, possibly a lasting peace, breathing a sigh of relief. no more civilians getting killed, the innocence being kidnapped. come we breathe a sigh of relief here now with disagreement between the colombian government and the allied. oh yes indeed, i thank you very much for having us. ah, yes indeed. is seidel, really easy. it will be a time for our respite. nevertheless, this is more like a truce rather than a designate environment and cease fire in the center that he wi

denver police officers because of this mistaken case of human trafficking.thy, took and shared with a local news affiliate. here it is. >> the flight attendants were just concerned about the behavior when you boarded the aircraft. >> all right. >> that's all we're following up on. we're not suspecting anything. that's all we need to know. you guys are good. i do apologize. >> it's not because i have a daughter who has already unfortunately been harassed by police in her life. >> i'm not trying to do that by any stretch of means. >> this isn't okay. >> you can hear the daughter crying in the background there. that's what she says is really the kicker here in this ten-page lawsuit and that this thing was racially charged. these flight attendants thought that this mom was human trafficking her daughter, what ultimately turns out was the case because the daughter was black and the mom was white. flight crews are often trained to look for these kind of signs but clearly they were in the wrong here. and so southwest airlines really not commenting on this because i

and mlis from university of denver. taught workshops on ethics and copyright law. with society of rocky mountain archivists. and it has been president of the society, secretary of the academy of archivists, and collected great photos and videos and audio files to share with us from hoover's funeral services in 1964. he died october 20, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. brad. also want to make note this marks the second year of the third thursdays i'm happy to be parts of launching what will be next year. also a note this coming october 27, is world day for audio visual heritage, a key initiative of coordinating counsel of audio visual archives. in that spirit, was able to putua together a very video, visual, production of what happened on those new days after october 20 when mr. hoover died, a combination of army photos and photos black and white, color photos from press, locals and all kinds of media donations have come in over the years. silent film, color film of the army, hoover's funeral was a military production. also worked in a couple of pieces of art

center so my pleasure to introduce cameron blevins who braved last night's weather to fly in from denver teaches digital humanities at the university of colorado's campus in the mile high city before moving to front range he was assistant professor of history at northeastern university in boston, and a core faculty member at the schools -- mu lab for text map and networks. they learned last night cameron is a nativity of the nutmeg state for those of you anybody knows what that is -- number of you ii was hoping i ws going to be able to enlighten you. although he bolted for palm trees and sunny skies of southern california when he study at pomona college as an undergraduate. he liked west so much that he moved up interstate 5 to stanford where he completed his ph.d. in history and in 2015. he is already boasted impressive publication record and tonight he's here to discuss with us his most significant accomplishment to date just paper trails the u.s. post in the making of the american west. published earlier this year by oxford university press. following lecture cameron will be happy to

i want to thank my guess in new york, denver and in milwaukee. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at archie. so you next time, remember, prospect rules the we have this to boom on tenderness in the united states really exported it now to the world because of multi national corporations. and we've been damaged to believe that babies needs to be nurtured in care for and love. and, and so you've got a whole bunch of traumatized people all over the world with post traumatic stress disorder that don't owe money to the, the, the breaking news. this our nice year's military leaders i choose from some violating the country's earth space on attacking local armed forces. it comes to 2 weeks after national military forces seize control of the west african space, also a head on the, the, a mazda of explosion, rocks at warehouse, and they must go region with dozens of people injured the cause of the blasting logs. yet no one raised the night.