that the russian state tv channels people call me an awful such as its national president said douglas roberts isn't done yet. he explains now why this particular episode was released the incident. it wasn't because the negotiations have succeeded is really for medical reasons. the swedish o s that siti daughter was released i had diabetes. i clearly know he probably needed so in awe so they decided to release them. that said staff did not bother osce monitors are still very much still being held at this hour by pro russian separatist indiana town of sloppy on square up. i spent the good part of the afternoon watching and waiting as negotiations continued. during the morning earlier today before i actually like is for god's peace. the hostage is the one called america's that's what it seems they are at this hour where cruise and katie to the press and present it is the right term because it was the very pro russian style but claim they are sloppy on the auction stop on an audience who gave us a picture of a press conference of grading them for journalists as bad as several dozen journalists. f

and eventually, the professional business model .ook hold be innovative or was a man named robert bob douglas, who was the owner of the new york rams, and it went on through even the 1940's to be the dominant basketball team. >> one of the things i find most discerning as there was a od of national basketball championships prior to founding the nba, and three black teams won championships, and no one knows. >> this championship of professional basketball made everyone realize that black basketball talent was not only great but here to stay. >> black 5 -- changing basketball in america for the better. from all of us here at "bbc world news america," thanks for joining us. we will see you back here tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank and charles schwab. >> there's a saying around here, you stand behind what you say. around here, you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it r

robert hutchins center for the -- >> which year did he go out? >> >> 1965. but when i delivered my study, there was justice douglas henry luce, the establishment organization. and this goes to how you. prove something they told me you are full of it. this couldn't possibly be. and they all have their friends. was always abate loser because we were not given information to validate. left like bobhe at that time had been saying when it came out, this is not news to us. this is what we have been saying. to a large extent, that was true but they were not being heard and those who heard them like myself had to ask can this be true? who are these guys? what do they know they are not insiders? the president saying what the motive wasn't what the aims were, what we were doing. it was so different it was hard to believe. piece,time i read your which i would not have seen it in vietnam. i was in vietnam in 19th -- in 1965 to 1967. by that time, i was ready to believe having been there for two years. and i remember thinking, if i had read this before, in 1964 or 1965 when you were working on it, i never would have gone to vi

robert hutchins center for the -- >> which year did he go out? >> 66. 65, 65. but when i delivered my study, there was justice douglas henry luce, the establishment organization. and this goes to how you. -- this goes to how you prove something. they all told me, you are full of it. this couldn't possibly be. and they all have their friends. the public debate was always a loser because we were not given the information that was validated. that is what you supply. >> people on the left like bob at that time had been saying when it came out, this is not news to us. this is what we have been saying. to a large extent, that was true but they were not being heard and those who heard them like myself had to ask can this be true? who are these guys? what do they know? they are not insiders. it was so different from what we the presidentwhat was saying, what the motive was, what the aims were, what we were doing. it was so different, it was arduous -- it was hard to believe. by the time i read your piece, which i would not have seen it in vietnam. i was in vietnam from 1965 to 1967. by that time, i was ready to believe havin