an men, many of them wea frontier trousers. thurston and high heeled with poin toe the land is flat and the views are awesomely extensive. herds of cattle andhite. cluster of grain elevators rising as gracefully as greektown pulls are visible along long before, a traveler reaches them. okay, good. all right. so let me ask you, what does this remind you of what popular genre does this remind you of the western? the western. very good. very good. the western. it's a romantic description of the countryside and it's reminiscent other novels that we read in this class, such as riders of the purple sage. with its romantic depiction of the, uh, the western. frontier lands of, uh, of utah. okay okay, good. yes. right. so it comes. it's the western. right? and kansas. is this, you know, the wheat plains. you know, in the midwest of america. right. and there are people wearing their stetsons and they have a little barbed look or barb accent with the prairie twang. a ranch hand nasal in this could picture the ranchers, the cattle ranchers

according to richard slotkin, the frontier myth. so there are stages right? and we see that these stages of the western are ones that are followed in the telling of the story of in cold. it starts with american pastoral landscape, right? the western plains of kansas. it their lives as idyllic. and when you read not just the opening but the stories of their lives how they were in high when you know and they were happy and they were you know everything that you think about when think of family life know and so on. they had their issues, you know, this to a kind of complete a kind of sudden separation and the loss of these families. there's a regression to a more primitive. and then a conflict that ensues, leading to savage wars. and in the western, it's oftentimes indian wars, so-called indian wars. native americans. and leading to some notion of progress. so the frontier myth and this of the american myth is that these stages of violence are necessary to bring regeneration, violence in for society to be renewed, it must do through do through violence. and this

and so for the frontier cookie, of course, the year before, the kind of chicata shall be able to study. so police and then we talk, what is your ways, boy, do somebody been there? we provide you with surface audio and talk to you about the book. somebody been there and while you're on the story, don't believe the golf course. we're still, we're still the we're still smart uses kia, little when you fall, let's go most of things, but it was before you see what never shut the frontier, secure of waiting for you does not have to end up with increasing or are we just some of us have been to use the come by for somebody me in the with the users to the general for the flu season. yeah. 3 months here with the word shifting, question portion from the georgia tech on us the the the uh, that will give us that somebody fortunately was to split the photos yes. that you have that both inside of the of the every operation that kind of must be camouflage quickly. so the enemy counted tennessee with a drum the the i stayed for several days with the guys from the 2 s 7 monk, a crew waiting for combat wo

she made giving birth to children on the frontier safer. as a state senator, she passed bills to protect women and children and the disabled and to make sure that the food was clean and safe to consume. she was the west the new west the young west that was growing a safe place for families like hers after she accomplished all of her education was doctor was revered she wrote a letter to a classmate from medical school who said she wanted to be a wife and a mother. i think that's a remarkable part of story that we can't forget as a young girl who was raised by a widowed mother, she was a young mother who took her baby daughter to europe to escape persecution. she had to act like a single parent for a while. that's part of what makes her so remarkable. and i just hope as she stands here and represents that we let her be her and respect all of the things she represents because there's something in there speaks to everybody here. she she wasn't a one dimensional person. she's not a caricature from history. she was a woman who had to make a lot

if you were to use your google energy and that is your frontier issue? it nicholas you? yes new me scarsdale finish of the on the road to know if you could let him up at the village and his companions are joined by more because the chunk of niece and nephew unit and natasha the. now the traditional a convoy of cause appears solomon at the vintage outskirts just as it did in the 90s, in the northeast. the president's welcome that goes to 10, cuz as on it gets for this guy, can i sit down, is to try to cover that movie. yeah. i don't know if there was no way to go to the machine any additional to do to get that gave me we're looking at them in j. k for the different to restore the bluetooth of these to ensure that i'm gonna put a set of shoes video. and your for me is because with the clothes you look for sure . but the family record was set in the year 2000 with 40 calls in the convoy 10 years, not for junior courtship such the burden. it's after that you say for those on the what's the prize lady up front that i this was the ward reward soon, but the funds the was the fl

the hardscrabble farms, the southern plains, and the iron limited frontiers of america. ours is a party that welcomed generations of immigrants. the --, the irish, the italians the poles and the other, and enlisted them in its rank and fought the political battles that bring them into the american mainstream. and they have shaped the character of our party that is our heritage. our party is not been perfect. we made mistakes and we paid for them. but ours is a tradition of leadership and compassion and progress. our leaders have fought for every piece of progressive legislation from rfd and rca to social security and civil rights in times of need. the democrats were there. but in recent years our nation has seen a failure. the we've been hurt and we've been disillusioned. we've seen a wall go up that separates from our own government. we've lost some precious things that historically have bound our people and our government together. we've feel that moral decay has weakened our country that it crippled by a lack of goals and values, and that our public officials have los

well, you know, forgive my "star trek" reference, but maybe not the final, but the latest frontier becauseis relatively new, unregulated and with so many unknowns, this is one of the best conversations that can be had about it and i will also say this, in preparing for this conversation, i discovered a rather unique opportunity. some of the questions, some, not all, are ai generated. that is a transparency that can be good or not. so let me get into this conversation. are you all ready? [laughter] >> and this is a conversation, a question, i should say, for each of you and i'll start with you, louis. how does your company use ai? take us inside the conversation. >> i knew you were going to start with me. so look, you have to understand that nvidia is in most part the base layer for a lot of what is happening in ai these days. our ceo jenson indirectly challenged us, he tells us that our jobs are secure regardless of what's going on, but the chance we have to lose our jobs is to people that know how to use ai, right? so, in that saying i immediately started using every tool that i could pos

party of a brave young president who called the young at heart, regardless of age, to seek a “new frontierational greatness: john f. kennedy. [applause] and ours is also the party of a great-hearted texan who took office in a tragic hour and who went on to do more than any other president in this century to advance the cause of human rights: lyndon johnson. [applause] and our party was built out of the sweatshops of the old lower east side, the dark mills of new hampshire, the blazing hearths of illinois, the coal mines of pennsylvania, the hard-scrabble farms of the southern coastal plains, and the unlimited frontiers of america. ours is a party that welcomed generations of immigrants -- the jews, the irish, the italians, the poles, and all the others, enlisted them in its ranks and fought the political battles that helped bring them into the american mainstream. and they have shaped the character of our party. that is our heritage. our party has not been perfect. we've made mistakes, and we've paid for them. but ours is a tradition of leadership and compassion and progress. our leaders h

this is the new frontier. of how everything is done from a human capital perspective in our lifetime. so we are right to prepare for human capital to retract and for artificial intelligence, robotics to come forward. charles: but we're going to make a lot of money. >> yes! a lot of money. take your time, be patient. charles: someone with a front row seat today is liz claman. liz, over to you. [laughter] liz: charles, thank you so much.

your 4 bears named this country ukraine or frontier. because your steps, blake, europe, and asia, the ukrainians have become frontiersman of another source. today you explore the frontiers and contours of liberty, and for those who love freedom. every experiment in building an open society offers new lessons and insights. a fully independent ukraine emerged in 1991 within the border. soviet leaders have given that bought the contradictions between the young states, west and south east west. so all the bits of decades and a special operation to gain full control over ukraine, the in 2004, victor, you on a cool, rich, a native of russian speaking, done nets and advocates of friendly relations with most to the came ukraine's president. the in response to the pro western opposition rule, thousands of supporters on the case stories wearing the colors of the political leader with a to use and they demanded the election result the over to the den. so the could, it would be called the orange revolution. the journalist was the one could solve it

today, you explore the frontiers and contours of liberty. and for those who love freedom, every experiment in building an open society offers new lessons and insights. a fully independent ukraine emerged in 1991 within the border. soviet leaders have given that bought the contradictions between the young states west and south east was so obvious that they took decades and a special operation to gain full control over ukraine, the in 2004, victor, you on a co rich, a native of russian speaking done nets and advocates of friendly relations with most of of the came ukraine's president, the in response to the pro west and all positions ruled thousands of supporters on the case streets where in the colors of the political leader, they tell us and they demanded the election result the over to the and so the could, it would be called the orange revolution. the journalist was one cause of it was one of the protesters on keys independence square. yeah. which has to go see typically people went on to, to prove on the cover to 0, the to that or what it

your forebears name, this country ukraine or frontier because your steps blink, europe, and asia, the ukrainians, that become frontiersman of another story. the people who don't will be able to sing the songs which i like most of them is always, you know, going to jump to the most goals and would have been that much a lot of the heavily negligence coleman joe probably then you post bouquets gift to suck you the will have to upgrade the stuff under the breaking news. i reckon correspondent is killed and 5 of his colleagues wounded by are you printing enroll, which struck their car on the done yet? script public highway. also a head on the power drawing detector is also constantly beeping. you can hear the sounds of explore regions. we report from the residential area also in don't and by stuffs being hit by you, premium cluster bombs. when being at least 10 people more details that merge about the las vegas pickup bloss stubs is revealed that suspect emails are retired officer attempting to expose a legit us only war fridays enough chemist on the veteran left find notes defending his a

frontier we are most punished. the border of the court to a more local, bunyan freeman. there your goals, like the more what's the more introduce miles door? my boost bedroom studios to show at the fellows. well, maybe a couple couple months. yup. somewhere fairly near the most cool. most work. this is daughter. yeah. i'm only give the point. oh, still the doing the fuck the man about could i didn't win for support is that isn't just sort of in problems that total of me is that too as well as some of the homes they us i 97 that to me so so no long job could be seen listed. i'm you nice from talk to ya. so today just to lock the wife wants to be a little connected. oh boy, i order many, i'm going to nice of all of the fall into waterloo stuff. that's just investors out. i'd be know, let's put all night keep petty or thoughts box. let people know what. yes. to cut off so much, but i'm in what i was wondering on the toner books. how long is of course, just to sort this loose the moment to finish couple of a standard, wallace the on assignment the the see me all she menu fli

the more she's, that's a very interesting grades and, but i'm sure some of which i mean usually frontier with each or no. yes. if it should, i suggest you mindfully, it was a story, don't, but it all we got on, some of them was done by the gardens, gears, inclusion fans, get support in the military. and during your break, the progress of these basic research as well they've, i'm leaving this, but it really, yep. i be of the lot. so i'm, i need very recently have 30 for them for the is low financial smoke and water fiction. and you know what, the mortgage budget, i'm gonna send you this way and you know that the cousin is on the new position. i would have missed flushes on the left. and it only that it was such a mess that up the son, which is what i would okay. and what is the community school and your position? are you a little there? your bulk of what's a good? it's a vocal when you come and what's the, what's the most that the skill level is something that, i'm sorry, i'm an adult sports. is there another one? yeah. it was to is your protocol when you go much sooner? okay. one more th

cindy cohn, the executive director at the electronic frontier foundation. we appreciate your time, as always. >> thank you. >> coming up, the u.s. surgeon general wants to slap warning labels on wine and other alcoholic drinks. it's to prevent one of the leading causes of death in the u.s. and it's not and it comes at a time when the u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy, called for warning labels to be placed on alcohol due to the link between drinking and cancer risks. earlier today, i spoke with doctor stephen tate, clinical assistant professor at stanford, about dry january and the concern that drinking alcohol could lead to cancer. and doctor stephen tate joins us now. doctor tate, thanks so much for being here. of course, we'll get to the rise in dry january in just a moment. but i do want to start with the new news coming out today that the u.s. surgeon general is calling for a cancer warning to be placed on alcohol. what evidence is out there that drinking can actually lead to cancer? >> yeah. so i think the surgeon general very helpfully pointed out th

frontier we are most punished. the border of the court to a more local bunyan pretty near your goals. like the more watch, the more introduce mine store or google maps bedroom studios to show at the fellows. well, maybe a couple couple months. yup. somewhere probably in your school. move forward. this is daughter. yeah, i'm only give the grand point. it was still the doing the fuck the man about could i didn't was to florida is all isn't the sort of in problem set total. i mean is that to as well as some of the homes they us i 9, so next to me is so slow. no long job could be seen with these. i'm you nice from talk to ya. so today, just to lot to i have most of bill connected to our many atkins. so nice of all the song the water is to the that's just a this is that i'd be know, let's put all night keep petty or thoughts box. let people know what, yes, to cut off from that we mention, but i'm in what i was wondering on the toner. gosh, how long is that close to sort this loose the moment to finish couple of a standa

it is one of the world's last wild frontiers.stine beauty... ..that�*s suddenly been overtaken by a diplomatic crisis. this place is so remote that it's hard to imagine it as the front line of a major geopolitical row. but up and down this fjord, in isolated settlements, and across the island of greenland, they're talking about trump. those who live here know the strain of harsh weather and the demands of survival. you need to be hardy for this every day. but again and again, i will hear this is their land. welcome to...home! welcome to this wonderful place. angutimmarik hansen and his family hunt and raise sheep for a living. what do you feel about trump? what a stupid human in the world, like trump. that's what you feel? yeah. i mean, we think about the us and trump. this is different. we need to maybe work together with us and not trump. there's worry here. an inuit culture that struggled against danish colonialism doesn't want any new power taking over. this man is a village pastor. this isn't an argument about owning greenla

i'm into frontier stewardship frontier dot com . if so a deal with swati was about 6 civilians were killed on that 1st day of the siege. carriage it. she's gods and family escaped from the hotel, boston and police arrested sub snipers in the lobby of the holiday inn, which then remain closed for several months. from here, the free into ha, if you will erupt and spread across all of bosnia herzegovina, the in april and may 1992 dozens of gen. lists had arrived in sarajevo among the experienced mountain belts for the bbc be here. tomorrow the go shooting for this very hotel. i don't see that. he and his crew stayed here at the hotel both in the lead. you knew the mountain bell lives in north london. he left the bbc in 1997 to become a member of parliament. and his now with unicef ambassador, but to those who knew in both in the 2 old ways be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because of wood already broken out. as in frank freebird daylight, we drove in from belgrade. and the of this place stopping place was eligibl

she is a frontier girl, a product the of the frontier of growing up in this pioneer era of, you know, almost the covered wagons. it's a little beyond that, but not, you know, so this is in her dna and recall too that women in the west get suffrage a number years before their eastern sisters do it's sort of a do or die at times and you have to make your own fortune make you know pave your way yourself. it's a very diy type of existence. so mrs. nixon, so formed by that western dna and there is an excellent book i want to give a out to paul carter's book, native son paul nitze in the front row. hello, paul. but his book i found very inspirational also because nixon comes from the same background, they are bit from this pioneer stock and this is so critical to their dna. and mr. carter book does a great job of pointing that with richard nixon and try very hard to point that out with. pat nixon i also want to bring up one quote that david eisenhower, her son in law, gave me. that was one of my favorite quotes in the book. he says, mrs. nixon comes from, quote, an oakley type background. s

we will hunt down the enemies of the nation to the last frontier. several operations have already begun and will intensify. the evening is a ceiling is mutual, and such is a widespread belief that sobbing miniatures especially american troops have contributed to making matters worse as a country. german problem in the stuff pull no punches and claiming that americans simply boots it at the positions, do we nothing? whatever was killed people and burn towns, some officials even to plead the u. s. military recruitment in the country. the american presence in the territory of the republic of noah is illegal. it violates all the constitutional and democratic rules which would require the sylvan people, notably through selected officials, to be consulted on the installation of a final on the, on its territory. to move to see the americans alta so just how much the world is changing as alternative to wish to control and c'mon to have emerged. but mostly it is in line with the power to me. she has given to fight the case of wisdom vehicle will service, michel, i will 20, you know how backgroun

i mean this new frontier is a land rush right now. the climate change actually favors russia as the arctic brows. 0 is now available and is in russia. shares much of the arctic circle now, united states in a push to reach parity with russia in the very strategic artic region. now that this is white, now donald trump is vocally talking about taking over not really good canada as well. does this is this is a way they're trying to. some p was rushing off of the arctic resources. yeah, i mean, you know, you mentioned canada. there's also they want to change the name of the. busy mexico to the gulf of america. there's all sorts of weird things happening. some people might call little one big distraction though. i was in title to their opinions. i wanted to ask you if i may, i know from chokes a lot. he below has a lot of hot air and go pressing for it, frankly. 1 when it comes to greenland, he didn't rule out a military option when it comes to acquiring greenland from denmark. i mean, surely he's just blowing hot a ride. well, there's not

so you as submitted, she also completed its withdrawal from z frontier many its counting a mind to 12 months to get to soldiers from mon also for you and peacekeeping. mission was folded out of my endings and living here. prisons. fritz, president, cron announced a significant reduction of his troops, ivory coast. no power was was calling to move and if it is release is which had to maintain a foothold in this, the house had had also been long regarded as far as his number one allies in the region. some chad was the headquarters of operation for con, fonts. his largest external live solution for fit topic difficult khan into the 2014 the thumbs french forces were made on the 8th by lateral packed with powers. there's also in tad, with a come on states. so for french forces in this, the house has been base right now. chad says it's finding the liberty to sell from the taxes. feeding the disagreement has become obsolete, completely obsolete. it no longer corresponded to the security geo political and strategic realities of our time, nor to our legitimate expectations regarding the full

and so to show some of the neighbors frontier they visited me stuffy circles on this show up on most of the most of this isn't for you. ready is 12 plus call this if you want to talk because the machine it's stable. well, why don't you really just machine just for the editor is a brand new voltage exclusively. so the, yeah, the is it, the flushing the bluest loaded deal because what he was homeless was whichever she got. if you didn't hear what the latest cubey one is to the ledger size las to barbara 1st, let's look at the 1st guy he is, which was so system. okay, let's go ahead and schedule the paragraph. see what was on me from comedy costello's. got a lot of the push to get there, but it was because it is for lack of you know, the money, but i can just get me reading that the billing charges are so kind of spreading out a little bit back up the somebody pulling the moon for them off to some cause they didn't complete the meal . and for neely meal street is plain. those problems have cut the room just under what they did not say now. so i've seen it since then. you can come on the

people can't lose elections and still hang onto their seats of frontier, free of a lot of the very good morning to you. this is all the international with the world news uptake . it's a pleasure to have you company our top story, the how many who sees half came to direct me saw strike on the is where the defense ministry in tel aviv spacing. the attack comes in support of the and bass, will palestinian people as well. the all the help of the all my, the young, many armed forces target to the is really defense ministry with a ballistic missile getting, which has reached its target. these really emergency systems failed to respond. that's a lot any this is the 3rd such operation in 12 hour drive is all about is the bus out so teach 2nd nice thing online appears to show at defense is being fired into the nice sky above as well. the idea has released a statement saying that the yeah, my name is so what's the quote likely intercepted? well, no injuries or damage is being reported. a storm supposed to off going as we yeah. then launched of located against these waiting ships a year ago. it re

how the frontier demo, symptomology waste for my id, for my legs a whole lot faster. could be chair to move that movie leisure on face motion going out of the limo. first of all of you on the bottom don't because i'm sure that don't feel like the face of it go under zone is just to let it be gmc news. i totally forgot that means i was on face your fist because you progressed 5th year. right. cool. the let's see what i need to know if i'm going to tear me up. yeah. just that means it's not going to fit through the to, to, to 16. not to compute tool tool tool, it is about to, you know, do some concept unplugged nice diesel system and not keep it where you the service is it for tools. there's nothing for me to don't. so with those are the v of those with someone that govern them, just say to still to a list revise. we'll do that one. let's know i'm the associate, the show me the one you won't see for for the . 6 0 oh oh oh oh i see i see that it was uh you i will send you to send you the ability to norma movie to see the home cause of take this the silver the colors the

the charity medecins sans frontieres say three key hospitals are on the verge of closure because of alle from the medical charity medecins sans frontieres told me how a ceasefire could impact aid organisations. it is definitely a thing we are discussing amongst the palestinians and different organisations. how we can benefit from the ceasefire. there were heavy strikes all across the gaza strip last night and unfortunately people are losing their lives every single day. and then we are hoping, although we don't see any effort on that side, to bring more aid inside that is definitely needed. so we are in the middle of winter, we are talking about the fact that some children have died from probable hypothermia. and yet it has not been implemented here. blankets, absolutely everything, the basic needs of the people. everything, the basic needs of the maple-— the people. that must be the immediate — the people. that must be the immediate hope _ the people. that must be the immediate hope if _ the people. that must be the immediate hope if we - the people. that must be the immediate hope i

using its own presidential powers to, to, to do things that the things will be the best part of frontier and has also be the most your law announcement. but you, mr. blessing. this is one of the, the, the biggest that fall, but the estimate is, you know, we have seen a lot of hist for this as well. so uh, you know, having the same files and completions trying to possibly use these different ways. it goes through the through to of, you know, of geopolitical in prison. apollo probably before the close of 40 of also affecting the why the global highway, who should do this is quite the political scandal for south korea. how is a south korea and people viewing that governments following this? do you think as well, um, you know, the, the, the peoples ballpark, the as being, you know, riding on the we've, off, i'd be a great device. i can give you more, you know, a platform for opening, for the younger population to stand up for by step of the country to take over from the role of policy making of the, the democratic party and you know, but most of police own the action. yes or the fees? no. on

the ports themselves are on the literal frontier of extreme weather events induced by climate change. so as a gates to global trade, the catalyst economic growth and development, it seems critical that ports are developed not only to withstand climate change, but not defeated as well. what are your thoughts? let us know in the comments the of the largest category you see. so it's a lot say what the, not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current use events analyzed by excess. i'm critical thinking. not just another news. so this is the weekdays on d. w. disruption is the goal. chaos is the goal. it's a wrecking crew is radically, they want to bring the system down the stream right. come so the donald trump will be the next president of the united states. rather nice in some ways for the vision is the american society division works for him. he wants to increase polarization, have to wait for trumps. rise to power. these were the foot soldiers of mazda, the success for the rest of the world. usa device of the

the ports themselves are on the literal frontier of extreme weather events induced by climate change. so as a gauge to global trade, the catalyst economic growth and development, it seems critical that ports are developed not only to withstand climate change, but not defeated as well. what are your thoughts? let us know in the comments the of the they kept repeating, please, please don't close. we hope they will not close at least these last truth, because otherwise they told me panelists will be torn apart. the bone of between norway and russia is with one exception. the many bus from kicking is in no way, 2 months in russia. the navy is a trying not to address is a tax on ukraine influence a relationship focus on europe. next, on d, w. last last age boy school, most benefits are moving. expo was flawless on the label. how many good i've been to come effect on police. police appointee mostly thought that the best way to stop the payment or do is ask for basically, for a little that the more than a few i, the guy come on the policy on come with the effect in the 60 minutes on the d, w