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to human life but that doesn't make it impossible to imagine other life forms developing there eric williams from our science desk fascinating stuff thank you. well when you are proud of what you have achieved sometimes you just want to shout it out from the rooftops that is precisely what some homeowners are doing in india's punjab state here's more on their crowning glory. they're larger than life a bit bizarre and a little showy in this village in the indian state of punjab there are all kinds of statues including a tank a boat i can group and there are many many airplanes and it seems the because they are the better. talk sing owns the largest he rents it out as a party venue he's loved planes ever since he migrated to england at the age of 16 . then he worked in a factory to earn enough money to build a villa back in punjab. we've been jobbies a famous for working hard. no matter where in the world we happened to be we're always successful and we like to show it everyone here admires me for my success. those who still live here anyhow but there aren't too many left almost every rooftop

to human life but that doesn't make it impossible to imagine other life forms developing there eric williams from our science desk fascinating stuff thank you. vaccination is one of the greatest successes of public health saving an estimated $2500000.00 lives every year a bax a nation rates are in decline leading to outbreaks of preventable diseases around the world it's a problem that will be addressed sedate by the global vaccination summit in brussels hosted by the european commission and the world health organization. not too long ago laughter filled this fisherman's family home in madagascar. but now the family is trying to cope with their grief they lost 3 children in january due to a measles infection they couldn't afford to vaccinate them. they had corn and it was all goes we'll but we didn't expect that they might die if they didn't get vaccinated that the fact that they were not vaccinated would kill them. madagascar is struggling to contain its worst outbreak of measles in decades amid a desperate shortage of vaccines the highly contagious illness increases susceptibility to other

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house majority leader eric cantor, and former white house chief of staff andrew card talked about the future of representative democracy at an event hosted by the college of william & mary in williamsburg, virginia. this is about an hour and a ha half. >> it's my great honor to welcome our distinguished guests, so many here today at william & mary and to our beloved kaplan arena. i'm enormously proud to introduce our keynote speaker today, william & mary's 24th chancellor the honorable robert m gates. chancellor gates is the model for statesmanship we look to now and to the future. he's dedicated his career to service, serving eight u.s. presidents. he leads with a restless and compassionate

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to his left is eric cantor who served for 25 years, in the congress, a graduate of george washington university, williamnd mary school of law, a distinguished investment firm. andrew card is a person, chief of staff under george w. bush. the secretary of transportation, served as acting dean of the bush school public policy of texas and demand the president of franklin pierce college in the university of south carolina. thank you for coming. we were going to have opening statements but i thought they would be boring so i got rid of that. we will go to some questions and try to make this a larger conversation about the majority rule and minority rights. democracy started more or less in ancient greece where they recognized the value of majority rule and minority rates are deeply protected but it is not that easy. let me ask an opening question. thomas jefferson wrote a sentence that some say is the most say famous sentence in english-language, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. how could he have written that when he had two slaves with him, 200 slaves that he owns, h

house majority leader eric cantor and former white house chief of staff andrew card discussed the impact and future of representative democracy at an event hosted by the college of william and mary in williamsburg, virginia. >> it is my great honor to --come our guests, so many too many of you here and i am proud to introduce our keynote our 24thor today, chancellor, the honorable robert m gates. he is the model for statesmanship that we look to now and for the future. he has dedicated his career to public service, serving eight u.s. presidents. he leads with a restless and compassionate intelligence, his unwavering dedication to our nation earned him the trust and devotion of our armed services his career of service began early at william and mary, not many know that he drove a school bus while he was a student, and that he was an assistant troop leader for local boy scouts and a senator as one of his voice gets -- boy scouts. after graduating in 1965, he joined the cia and was the first career officer to scale the ranks to become this director. he served as president of texas 2002 to 2006. when president bush called him to washington to serve a, as secretary he led ou

house majority leader eric cantor, and former white house chief of staff andrew card talked about the future of representative democracy at the event hosted by the college of william and mary at williamsburg, virginia. this is about an hour and a half. >> it is my great honor to welcome our distinguished guests. so many here today at william enormouslynd i am proud to introduce our keynote speaker for today, william and mary's 24th chancellor, the honorable robert m. gates. chancellor gates is the model for statesmanship we look to now and for the future. he had dedicated his career to public service, serving eight u.s. presidents. he leads with a restless monster his unwavering dedication earned him the trust and devotion of our armed services. his career of service began early at william and mary. not many know that he drove the and countiess city gold is when he was a student and he was assistant troop leader for our local boy scouts in that senator norman was one of his wife scouts as we discovered last night. after graduating from william 1960 five, he joined the cia as an intelligence officer and was the first career officer to scale the agency's director.ec

majority leader eric cantor, and former white house chief of staff andrew card talk about the future of representative democracy. this was part of a recent forum hosted by the college of william and mary in williamsburg, virginia. it is 90 minutes. my great honor to ,elcome our distinguished guest and to our love it caps on arena it caps on arena and i am enormously proud to introduce our keynote speaker for today, william and mary's 24th chancellor, the honorable robert m gates. chancellor gates is the model for states -- statesmanship that we look to now and for the future. his dedicated -- he has dedicated his career to public u.s.ce serving a two presidents and leads with a restless and compassionate intelligence. his unwavering dedication to those who serve our nation with their lives earned him the trust and devotion of our armed services. his career of service began early at william and mary. not many know but he drove the city school bus when he was a student and was a chit -- assistant troop leader for local boy scouts and senator norman was one of his boy scouts as we discovered last night. after graduating from william and mary in 1965 he joined the cia as an intel

eric: the justice department, the handling of the whistleblower complaint by the agency is also putting the spotlight on attorney general william barr. he's mentioned in the complaint. and in the transcript of the call on july 25th, telling him to talk to the attorney general about investigating joe biden. house speaker nancy pelosi not mincing words about all this yesterday. >> he's going rogue. i think where they're going is the coverup of the coverup. that's very sad for them and to have the justice department go so rogue. they have been for a while. now it makes matters worse, that the attorney general was mentioned, that the president was mentioned and yet the justice department directed the director of national intelligence to take this to the white house. >> which he said yesterday was unprecedented. >> reporter: unpress. eric: jerry nadler weighed in earlier this week. he quoted, tweet, the president dragged the attorney general into this mess at a minimum, ag barr must recuse himself until we get to the bottom of this matter. should he? jamal jaffer joins us, former chief counsel and senior advicer for the senate forei

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adviser karl rove, former house majority leader eric canter and former governors jim hodges of south carolina and george allen of virginia hosted by college of william & mary, this is about an hour and 15 minutes i. ♪ >> thank you very much and we onhave an incredibly talented group of people to give you hopefully some real perspective you haven't considered before on topic today, let me introduce them one by one, first the president, madame president of the national state legislatures representing illinois, senator troy hutchison. [applause] >> united states senator and former governor of the common wealth of virginia george allen. [cheers and applause] [music] >> the former governor of south carolina jim hodges. [applause] ♪ >> former majority leader of the u.s. house of representatives eric canter. [cheers and applause] >> and finally a former senior adviser and deputy chief ofch staff in the white house for george w. bush, the amazing karl rove. [applause] .. .. i want to have you alllo exploe what it is at the federal level, what is at the state level that has made government so dysfunctional and problematic. how, looking forward, are there way

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house majority leader eric cantor, and former white house chief of staff andrew card talked about the future of representative democracy at the event hosted by the college of williamnd mary at williamsburg, virginia. this is about an hour and a half. >> it is my great honor to welcome our distinguished guests. so many here today at william enormouslynd i am proud to introduce our keynote speaker for today, william and mary's 24th chancellor, the honorable robert m. gates

the president but many of his closest supporters, namely william barr, on the hills, working out how they are going to fight this. thank you eric to you. lots of rainbows to be spotted through the course of the weekend. we have mixed, unsettled weather. it is the time of year, in the sunshine, when you go about it can feel warm and pleasant, but also some torrential downpours, thunderstorms and gusty winds at times. to summarise us today. sunny spells, heavy, blustery showers, and some thunderstorms, too. the present judge of our weather. it is setting out was the west of scotland at the moment. this area of low pressure will be drifting eastwards across northern parts of the uk. it is further south we will see the heavy showers and strong winds. this morning, having downpours for northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland, north—west england. heavy showers pushing into wales late in the day and to the south—east of that also some showers. we will be seeing winds gusting around 40 mph, particularly along south—west england, the south coast as well. it will be feeling a little cooler than recent days. 14— 18 degrees out ther

majority leader eric kanter and former white house chief of staff andrew card talk about the future of representative democracy. this was part of a recent forum hosted by the college of william mary in williamsburg, virginia. it's 90 minutes.

house majority leader eric cantor and former white house chief of staff andrew card discussed the impact and future of representative democracy at an event hosted by the college of william mary in williamsburg, virginia. >> it is my great honor to --come our guests, so many too many of you here and i am proud to introduce our keynote our 24thor today, chancellor, the honorable robert m gates. he is the model for statesmanship that we look to now and for the future. he has dedicated his career to public service, serving eight u.s. presidents. he