who dick lovingly referred to as trent. you could see the illustration of him to the right of the screen. he was ultimately trent who convinced winters to join the airborne and head to fort -- as you could see from the words on the screen. dick was not too enthused about dropping out of a perfectly good airplane. trent dug up that old desire his to be a member of the parachute troops and i've been telling him he is nuts for that suicidal outfit. on january 22nd, 1942. not too long after pearl harbor. so he did change his mind. as we can see here. when he did change his mind, dick ended up in the ranks of the 5:06 parachute infantry regiment, which was located at camp tequila. we can see some of the camp here in the background and dick wrote to vienna, -- our battle cry. it's taken from a mountain -- curry, the coed don't georgia. three miles high rising 1200 feet that we used to run it and the record was 42 minutes and i made it in 44. i'm certainly no runner. just did it by plugging along, when i hit europe in my travels y

one of dick's really good friends at camp kroft was a fellow gi who dick lovingly referred to as trent. you can see that illustration of him on the right of the screen. it was ultimately trent who slowly convinced winters to join the airborne and head to fort bragg, as we can see from the words on the screen, dick wasn't too enthused about jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. "trent's dug up that old desire of his to be a member of the parachute troops. i've been telling him he's nuts for that's a suicide outfit. that was on january 22, 1942, not long after pearl harbor was bombed. >> he did change his mind, as we can see here. when he did change his mind, dick ended up in the ranks of the 506th parachute infantry regimen which was located at camp tacoa. we can see some of the camp here in the background and dick wrote to dietta that february. currahe has become our motto. that one that was 140 feet that we used to run up. the record was 40 minutes. i did it in a half hour one day. i just plugged along. you'll have a letter from each country and a souvenir, and that includes berli

dick would stay behind and study his manuals. he felt he had a job to do. >> that's also my favorite artifact that is featured in the book. we can look at all of the cool stuff. this really gives us an insider perspective of who this guy is, riding in the margins, making notes. you can see what he's learning from the journal he is later going to apply it to his tactical situation once he finds himself in europe. i find it really compelling stuff this dollar 50 book he bought at the post exchange during his training. the 506 regiment will eventually find itself in england. the regiment will go there, they will go across the atlantic in september of 1943. they will spend the better part of the year training for the invasion of france. they will end up here in this quaint little community where the paratroopers would endear them self on the local populace. also sometimes get into a little bit of trouble is paratroopers sometimes do. it was during this time that winters was with an english family common english household. the people

dick chief is content officer atjack media. dick stone is content officer atjack media.k, for audiences that don't know, what is jack media? jack media group is one of the very few remaining completely independent radio groups in the uk. so we operate six radio stations. three national radio stations — unionjack, unionjack dance and unionjack rock. both of which, those latter two, we launched during the pandemic. and then three stations operating the oxfordshire area. so, jack fm which was the first jack station in the uk, a format which originally started in north america, jack 2 hits and jack 3 & chill. so, those are the six services that we operate. at the beginning of the pandemic and there were only four and now there's six. so you've done well, you've and expanded and we'll come to chat with you a bit later on about that. but also joining us today is matt, creative director at folder media. matt, you advise audio companies on their strategy. has this last week been a bit like a level results for you? absolutely. it's always like that when any figures come in. every

♪ >> dick cavett was our first intellectual on television. >> i'm dick cavett.untley, taller than mickey rooney and as pure and honest as newark, new jersey. >> johnny was awfully nice to me when i started doing a show. he gave me advice when i'd call him. and i realized then that johnny does not, as they say, have a ramrod up his ass. >> what does carson not have that maybe a competing talk show could use to draw viewers away? well, abc thought the answer was a combination of entertainment and thinking. >> will you welcome, please, salvador dali. i can't help noticing that you have an anteater with you, mr. dali. >> dick cavett was one of the last great unscripted shows where anything could happen. >> i want to ask all of you something. are you really all truly idiots, or is it me? >> you! >> oh, that was the easy answer. come on. >> the tension was wonderful in that studio. >> why don't you apologize to the people for calling people that are my admirers bigots? >> i remember one show where lester maddox, the segregationist governor of georgia, he's on with jim

a just weeks ago, dick shed the seeds on social media. he and colleagues singing sir nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera. ah. all right, let's bring it, i guess, for today from, sorry, ever we joined by have a coach associate professor of political political science at the university of sorry, a vote from berlin. bought a webber who's a senior associate at the democratization policy council. and from belgrade were joined by alexander brezza, a journalist, usually based and sorry of a gentleman. welcome to the program. so if we can start with you, christian schmidt says there's a very real prospect of a return to conflict in bosnia, is he right? i think he is, and this is the most serious political case is the worst case currently facing since the end of the war in 1905, we are not sure how this will move forward and what the outcome will be. but i would agree wit

dick served in the u.s. air force during the vietnam war and in 2018 retired from his daily talk radio program "talk of the town", where he informed and entertained his faithful listeners for 31 years. dick is not only known for his inciteful interviews and witte commentary but also his leadership. a few of his many projects include the veterans memorial of garland county, hot springs annual christmas parade for over 25 years and the veterans day parade for 17 years. families will cherish the memories of dick's characteristics of santa claus, the world's tallest leprechaun and also in a chicken costume. dick's legacy will live in the minds and memories of hot springs residents and his presence will be sorely missed. my condolences to dick's family and many friends as we grieve his passing and celebrate his life. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the work of a fellow arkansan and forester dr. james goaland. he taught at the university of arkansas at monticello for 10 years before joining the united states fo

as dick stone was saying, it's the lifeblood in the be—all and end—all.he observer but what have you made of times radio? it's clearly done pretty well in terms of listeners but in terms of identity, it's got really strong presenters which is what you need. it's got presenters for the audience and also because the times is obviously a great newspaper, it can promote across the radio but it can pick up little, just little things in an interview perhaps that, say, happened in an afternoon you can then splash on that the next day. they did that with a bill bryson interview, they did that and is that classic thing of a radio presenter getting a quote that was not news. it was already up there but then the times can treat it as news because it came out on the radio. the combination of the two works really well. they have some great presenters on there, i must say. news uk have launched a tv station, talk tv, but, matt, how has talk radio performed? talk radio was up based on its figures previously. it probably maybe didn't see the growth that they perhaps hope

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dick chief is content officer atjack media. dick stone is content officer atjack media.k media? jack media group is one of the very few remaining completely independent radio groups in the uk. so we operate six radio stations. three national radio stations — unionjack, unionjack dance and unionjack rock. both of which, those latter two, we launched

i don't think it comes after the bosnian serb leader doll. dick announced plans to establish a separate army within the country. now that violates the 1995, dayton peace agreement which ended the 3. the more than 3 are a conflict. don't take one's republic. briscoe, a state like entity which makes up about half of the country to govern itself. let's get an update jamal. tell you i was joining us from sarah. so you have. oh, so what is the latest in this ongoing tension in bosnia german while they're in as you mentioned the statements by don't they have essentially rang alarm bells not just in the region but globally speaking as well since the dayton peace accord. busy and the war ended roughly 20 years ago, but it has been governed by a international high representative the current one christian smith came out earlier and said that actually there will be no war as far as the financial community is concerned. or at least it's hopes that there will not be any war and that they will be focusing their efforts to look at dialogue with other as an extra believe there's a part from dick obviou

just weeks ago, dick shed the seeds on social media. he and colleagues singing sir nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera. now when the 1st covered, 19th vaccines were rolled out and started the year, many people in germany hoped it was the road out of the 10 months on infection rates are up again, while vaccinations of plateaued. mister mccain, reports from bill in booster shots are now available, but there are still millions of people who refuse to even get their 1st shot. seems like these have become commonplace over the past 2 years covey patients in hospital beds being treated by medical staff facing rising numbers of new patients. and all this, despite the wide availability of vaccines across much of europe, in germany, the number of new infections is much higher now than it has been for many months yelling either for i might have. and we are currently exper

just weeks ago, dick shed the seeds on social media. he and colleagues singing served nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored piece in both near did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera. ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera and these are the top stories this alum, uganda president is called a meeting of the east african block on november 16 to discuss the conflict in ethiopia. the year long conflict between the central government and nov. integrate rebels has escalated sharply from the government to declare a state of emergency. the u. s. embassy in ethiopia is allowing non emergency staff members to leave the country wanting ethic violence could happen without warning. when it comes to ethiopia, let me make the point that we are gravely concerned.

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-- fw dick clark, the last white person to lead the country.corded a final message to the people of south africa with instructions to broadcast it after his death. >> fw de clerk was terminally ill when he recorded this message. >> i without qualification apologize for the pain and hurt and indignity and the damage that apartheid has done. >> back in the 1970's and 1980's, security forces of a racist white government battling against the defiant black majority. when he came to power in 1989, no one expected this conservative to change much. after all, his government ran a nation where black people were kept apart. but within months he announced a shocking u-turn. >> the pan-african congress, the south african, and a number of organizations are being resettled. >> the party of nelson mandela was unmanned. soon after, mandela was released from prison. seeing the two men, once bitter in means, sharing the nobel peace prize. >> what we take away from him is his foresight. he shown the courage and he was the figure that eventually saw nelson mandela

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>> we don't have a buy rating on everything but we like a lot lulu, nike, under armour, dick's, all ofulti-year highs there's a lot of things underpinning the top margin structures i think those continue into next year even when you lack a top line robust environment. >> is this up 11% to 13% >> it is the best holiday growth we forecast here to 11% to 13% to roughly $884 billion for the holidays, the best holiday top-line growth since 2005 it is one for the ages there's been $1.8 trillion of stimulus essentially directly deposited into consumer's bank accounts since march of 2020 it is almost 10% of the whole gdp. it had incredible effects on consumer demand, supply chain and inflation, but things are good for the consumer. >> how much more name would names like lulu and dick's have to run >> i think they can double earnings over the next five years, so i think there's still upside certainly some has been pulled forward with the moves in the stock prices, but i think next year you are looking at another 20% plus gains in the stocks i think the combination of earnings growth and even so

she recently got a poll rating of 28 percent, lower even than vice president dick cheney who was wildlyunpopular. how did she get here and what does this mean? >> this was one poll. we do have to have that asterisk. the ella tams has been putting together and aggravate and if you look at that her numbers are still underwater but she's more like 41 unfavorable, i'm sorry, 51 unfavorable. polls are snapshots in time and i think there's a lot going on here. i think one of the things happening is that the president is not that popular right now and she is yoked to him. when you add all of the debate over this agenda and how long it's been dragged out, that is certainly hurting both of them. we have to be clear, she has always been held to a higher standard than a lot of her white male peers. there's a big difference in the way she is viewed that her predecessors including joe biden and she also has a history of making missteps and having challenges running offices and getting her staff to get along and we are seeing some of that here and ultimately she's got high expectations. she came in s

i was 19 in 1967 and it was "dick van dyke" made a huge impression on me. the mary tyler moore was clearly one of the biggest stars in america. they laid that ground work for their company. >> mary tyler moore, a woman whose name is on this. i don't need to be this roaring and macho presence. you have important messages about women in the workplace and those politics appear on broadcast televisions and comedies like "the mary tyler moore show." she moves to minnesota and start working at wtm. >> you are not allowed to ask that when someone is applying for a job. >> you want to call a cop? >> it did represent what women were going through in the species 70s. they were standing up and say i must be heard. >> sitcoms used to be about the wives are at home doing dishes and this woman who had a job and often the smartest person there. it was sort of liberating. >> you got spunked. >> i want to correct something right now, i don't hate spunk, i love spunk. >> it was a total shift in gender roles, she's a single working woman, living in a building with other singl

. >> anthony: dicking around.t a little. >> eric: i can't paint. >> anthony: you know, well, okay. do you -- knitting? little -- make, make a sweater. >> eric: what do you think i am like? who am i here? ♪ i will try to go fishing. i've, you know, i've never catch anything in my life. >> anthony: do you actually fish? do you know how to fish? do you ever fish? >> eric: i don't know how to fish. >> anthony: i'll show you how. all you need is a car battery and a couple of cables. trust me, you'll get all the fish you want. they come right up. >> eric: yeah, that's, uh, you end up in jail. you end up in jail, dude. >> anthony: there's other ways. how do you say "dynamite" in french? >> eric: dynamite. >> anthony: dynamite. see, i do speak french? ♪ >> anthony: you can tell. you know it's coming, right? you can sense it. oh no, another fishing scene. this is our vessel here, on the right. >> eric: oui, eric. >> anthony: bonjour, monsieur. eric fromion is one of only a handful of old-style fishermen who work the sea th

basketball legend dick vitale's emotional return after his cancer diagnosis. his message this morning. >>> and from the growing popularity of a vegan thanksgiving, to a cranberry sauce mystery solved, the frightening christmas tree at the mall. it's wednesday, november 24th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the great holiday escape. 53 million americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving. >> today and sunday will be the busiest days. the traffic last night already headache inducing around los angeles, but this year the real headache may be at the airport. because of pandemic related changes, that is. >> the other headache this year, inflation, gas isn't the only thing more expensive. we'll get to that in a moment, but first abc's em nguyen has more on the thanksgiving exodus. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. the holiday travel rush is under way but the big question is, are airports and airlines ready? this morning, an early glimpse of the frustrations some americans will face when they join the thanksgiving travel rush.

i jo dick. there's growing international concern after joe dick announced plans to establish a separate army within the country in violation of the p. still. you one security council has called for an end to the fighting in ethiopia, but a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. 9 opposition groups in washington have formed an alliance against prime minister abi i meant a rock prime minister has ordered an investigation into the violent confrontation that took place in baghdad on friday as follows, reports suggesting several people were killed when security forces tried to disperse protesters on friday, they were angry at the result of last month parliamentary election assisting the vote was rigged. pro democracy activists ensued on stepping up pressure on the military to restore a civilian lead government. more protests are being planned and hard to me on sunday, and on monday morning is on al jazeera at the top of the hour up next is upfront. talk to al jazeera. how would you this li

dick stone, do you recognise these listening habits?f the things that is true is because of the timeframe, a lot of the methodology in this and radio measurement couldn't take place during the pandemic and so, these results don't really reflect what happened during lockdown, for example, and for that, we might turn to our streaming stats. those are factual numbers we could see how many devices are connected and how many people are listening in that shot up dramatically during the lockdown period and undoubtedly, there was a platform shift and people not sitting in the car in the morning and listening to the radio in the car and listening on other platforms, smart speakers, etc. there was a bit of that going on but i think also, the pandemic and working from home rather than being in an office environment rather than a radio station was chosen for you, you can choose your own radio station and maybe explore some radio stations that you might not have listened to before. so, i think there was a lot of that going on and absolutely agree wi

they stopped and search hundreds of people over it is, were dick everybody's gazed up. there's some really rotten police done for the guy just i just saw you up and bring it on to station and bow you up for laughing. and comedians had enough. i just said, no, we're not, we're not going to take this anymore. mm hm. the local people say it was the inevitable explosion of speed by a community which feels the police have been picking on the recently this block of 3 days over billions, with people just wanted to take back the streets, could keep the police ah, and it spread across the whole country this was the liverpool suburb of talks, does things start happening elsewhere happening? birmingham happening and this is the full social media. p for just watching the mainstream. that isn't telling them the community point of view. but they understand something historic is happening. another city birth, this was bristol, and again the trouble started in a poor urban quarter with a large number of black resident. caught his eye glass if you like, cuz it was a, it was an explosion

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the sub member boston has joined presidency miller about dough. dick is pushing for republic. a substitute for c. liliana smitley mix has more from bonnie luka in bosnia herzegovina, stanislaw brain, of each and miracle shadow, each presidents of 2 main oppositional political parties in the public. a subscriber sent a clear message. after their meeting with gabriel escobar, they said that date and peace accord is a base for everything in bosnia herzegovina, and that nothing can be changed unilaterally. they think that all political parties in the entire country should discuss all issues that bosnia and herzegovina clearly has. and that the right place for this discussions are the institutions of bosnia and herzegovina. they also said that our miller daddy is trying to prolong this political crisis so that he would keep everything going until at the general elections next year. and they also think that a he is trying to put to focus on this so that public and media wouldn't discuss all the economical issues that this country has. a gabrielle ask about also matt to with the now

he's talking about bosnian serb leader miller, a dick who's threatening to former militia in the serb run entity of republic. us serve sca and force out the bosnian national army if necessary. he sees the serbs will call their friends to help a presumed reference to serbia proper and russia. i'll you to beauregard. gotcha. the republicans epsco will control its own affairs in a legal constitutional manner, including by having its own army judiciary, fiscal administration, as well as intelligence and security agencies, hima, we will reestablish all these institutions. we are here essentially being blackmailed. i would say both politically, i and in all other ways by a corrupt elite in bosnia and herzegovina succession is the lead who is willing to star the conflict and the war in order to prevent themselves from going to prison cell. this is not an ideological question. this is not a political debate, this is not a constitutional debate. it is a desperate attempt by those in power to remain in power under any costs. last month, the training exercise by bosnian serb police was denounced

vitale could not hold back tears. >> dickie, it's so great to see you, all of you are aware that dick out to las vegas for a game that i know you had for a long time is awesome. great to see you. >> great to be here. i didn't want to cry. i can't believe i'm sitting here. this is really a big thrill for me. i want to thank all you people, there's been so many great messages. all of my buddies, i want to thank shirley, my family, and my fans, it's been unbelievable. october 12th, it will be two years they told me i had cancer. and that would be a serious surgery, i never dreamt i'd be here today. i'm sorry. i've been so emotional. >> great to see dick vitale back where he belongs, our wishes for his continued good health. as for the game, the zags show there's a huge gap between the top two teams overwhelming ucla for a 24-point victory. final score, 83 to 63. >>> turning now to the college gridiron in a shake-up. ohio state and cincinnati each moving up a spot on this week's list. the buckies pushing ahead of alabama number two after beating michigan state. unbeaten cincinnati, the be

dick, thank you so much for joining us.ave a title but the deeper you got into the tapes which you're familiar with, george, you realized how white hot these conspirators' hate was towards the muslims living in garden city. >> one thing you say one reason you were so attracted to the story is because the bombs didn't go off. explain that. >> yeah, no, i mean, you know, there's a lot of darkness here and -- about the hate and the fear that is consuming america i think at this time and this case is a deep dive into that. but the bombs did not go off so this also becomes a story about justice, justice that wouldn't have happened without the informant and his heroism and it's also about hope because in the end the bombs did not go off garden city in southwestern ty,- kansas that was really tested, but didn't break. after the plotters were arrested, there was a real effort, local police, the city managers, the community, working very hard to make it clear to the somali refugees that they're welcome in garden city. >> that was on

dick allen said of course governor. ronald reagan, i'm quoting now from decode put this down in writing. this is reagan speaking, some people think i'm simplistic, but there's a difference between the simple and being simplistic. my theory about a cold war is, that we win and they lose. well, how do you operationalize that? here's the whole -- richard nixon, dÉtente, henry kissinger, jimmy carter. i think is genie the senior jimmy carson gave his speech. -- it feels risky, now that i'm older, it feels a little risky to me. jamie? >> i'm a big fan of the approach. obviously, especially given where i stand today on radio liberty. i think the moral clarity of region is incredibly essential here. authoritarian's ultimately are incredibly fearful. they're fearful of their own citizens. and when they realize that democracies are resilient and united and up to the task, that strikes fear into the heart of every authoritarian leader. i think that's ultimately what regan understood and why this speech was so powerful. now, in te

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dick stops by his house and briefs him on world affairs. then reagan said, would you like to hear my theory of the cold war? he said, of course. then ronald reagan -- i'm quoting from -- dick put it in writing for me. this is reagan speaking. some people think i'm simplistic. there's a difference between being simple and being simplistic. my theory about the cold war is that we win and they lose. how do you operationalize that? here is the whole -- ronald reagan's impulse is to turn it upside down. it feels risky. now that i'm older, it feels a little risky to me. jamie? >> i'm a big fan of the approach, obviously, especially given where i stand today. i think the moral clarity of reagan is incredible essential here. authoritarians are fearful. they are fearful of their citizens. when they realize that democracies are resilient and united and up to the task, that strikes fear into the heart of every authoritarian leader. i think that, ultimately, was what reagan understood and why the speech was so powerful. in terms of what a president say