new readers with new ambitions men like to wallow nehru never was very attracted to my gandhi and gandhi was very impressed with and he was gone these hand-picked provision to lead the the sort of political party the national movement gandhi himself never took any political position didn't want one and nearly everything from leading the indian national congress as one of its youngest ever presidents to becoming eventually the 1st prime minister of independent india and mr nader presided over the 1st cabinet meeting both nehru and gandhi were hindus but the 3rd member of the influential trio was a muslim mohammed ali jinnah one of the legion or was an extremely interesting man educated very anglo file in fact culturally far more on your file than the new the nehru of gandhi. over his dressed in western clothes had were. to inhabit through your discussion and his sorcerers and his ham sandwiches he wasn't particularly strongly observant muslim and a man who was hailed. as the ambassador of hindu muslim unity. a lawyer jinnah began his political life within the hindu dominated indian nation

you are allowed nehru mohammad ali jinnah and 100 gandhi. at 1st they shared the goal of a free and united india one country one people regardless of religion. thousands of national the great time to hear the message of gandhi leader of the demands for india's independence. was mark my god you mobilize the masses who gave them the language of things like civil disobedience and nonviolence who spoke of the national the struggle is a struggle for truth he gave it a strong modernistic fervor and he completely inspired the masses to rise up behind him or gandhi himself a lifelong preacher of nonviolence and down the when tom fairly quickly to establish himself as the spiritual leader of the indian national congress led freedom struggle. the indian national congress was a political party made up of the elite of hindu and muslim society. it had been pushing for self rule since the turn of the 20th century. with gandhi's mobilization of the masses the party transformed into a populist movement and attracted new leaders with new ambitions men like t

gandhi. a professor at the university of california san francisco. then to david goodrich, a former climate scientist with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. his new book, "a voyage across an ancient ocean: a bicycle journey through the northern dominion of oil." then president trump calls for teaching."tic pres. trump: our children are constructed from propaganda tracks like those of howard zinn that try t to make students ashamed of their own history. amy: we will hear the late howard zinn in his own words. kids that columbus, whom lehman told was a great hero, that columbus mutilated indians and kidnapped them and killed them in pursuit of gold. should we tell people that did a roosevelt, who is held up as one of our great presidents, was really a warmonger who lived military exploits and congratulated an american general who committed a massacre in the philippines? should we tell young people that? i i think the answer is, we shod be honest with young people. we should n

in the same degree of brazenness as today with the exception of the emergency the inner gandhi so what that means today is that we have to have an equal ation of the country with the government and the party and criticism of the party becomes sedition in this world view in this hyper nationalist party lens with which the p.d.p. sees the constitution that this is completely contrary to the constitution but but the structures have proceeded the b.g.p. government under prime minister only what is new is that extremely in my line and brazen used to punish all forms of dissent and i actually feel that this is the. some ways fall off previous immune regimes and even the opposition states in the country today. to conduct an official theory. which you can call it by political insurance and so in a democracy every limb party must govern wid the notion that it will be the opposition tomorrow and what you do when you're in government is to buy political insurance by making the police and prosecutions independent so that when somebody else is in government they're not target you wrongfully and tha

19 vaccine would not be available for another 9 to 12 months ucsf infectious disease doctor monica gandhi agrees number one is to take a while number one is to take a while for the vaccine and number 2 but we know these protected doctor gandhi studied mask-wearing early on looking at data from japan's diamond princess cruise ship where more than 700 people on board came down with covid-19. >>before mask-wearing was suggested so we're actually awaiting a masterful. >>multiple components of the response one is transmission and made by reducing the amount of cars that get you get in it may reduce the severity and to seize tuesday night the city of berkeley approved an ordinance to fine people not wearing a mask in public or focus is not on criminalizing people it's making sure people get the right track is obviously been shown to be one of most effective way to stop this road and season it's a very cheap and easy way to save a life district 4 council member kate harrison says city workers will be keeping an eye on large gatherings of 12 or more at parks parties and student events we had cal

so basically the british went to gandhi to say if you want independence, help us with pharmaceuticalour army and we will consider giving you freedom and those pharmaceuticals the india started to manufacture that ingredients they made at that time grew into a giant industry in india but it was with a bid for freedom. one of the main characters is a young engineer named dinesh from bristol-myers squibb in new jersey and the associate of is going to india to work at the largest drug company at the time and recruited dinesh to move junk family to india enjoying this company. he does. he gets a new boss head of research and development. that boss begins to get worried about quality of the data with regulators from around the world because you have to submit quality data to regulators saying they meet standards so this was roughly 2004 the new boss gives dinesh an assignment look at all the regulatory filing to find out if the data is real or fake. so dinesh takes his team to delve into the filings of the data and essentially uncovers the secret that for 200 drug products around the world

not a typical thing for gandhi to say. he said that when i heard about it i could only sit in silence for a long time. unless the world adopts spelllence, this will certain suicide for humanity. that.e, you could call it chick speaking, it is murder .ired unjustified homicide there are a lot more committed to suicide more than people down in jonestown for committee suicide. cyanideing spoon fed the risk of being shot. murder. when we are talking about here is collateral murder. that's what assange believes, collateral murder although this is collateral mass murder. 600 million people is not genocide. so what do you call it? it's not everybody, except that it was. somerville says, you have to have a new term. not faced up to the difference it makes to the institution of war that real weapons to it. where has been dangerous in a way it has not been in 4000 years. war has been compatible with global population rising steadily or too much. that is not true of world war so thewhat is promised ,ast statement that gandhi made thi

mr gandhi was with david and now you know and there you are. all nick him you know their daughter if you can see he's a foretaste oh you know we can but it's all i can do you. know never get my attention. you know the only bush budget that's been on my. own been on my mind and getting home this weekend and given me given the good news now i'm going to call it. but the only ones are to go yes. no no no. i. just found out here the lies the 5 i don't think was out that day yet there is a generational divide. the kids don't remember communism and they don't see a future in an industry that's heating the planet for now they can tend to make their point in peaceful street much as. god. oh you are either. home. before you are you though that night coal mining families gather at a power plant to show their support for the coal compromise its. giant videos praise the industry and accuse end the glenda of intimidation the i was in. the speech. this is my point. this is the line that i would follow both and happy as they come in plenty to stand on point t

statistics -- more importantly what i'm curious about is a lady who is a professor at ucsf named monica gandhiho is with a lot showta that people are actually getting immunity by wear a masks, t-cells, not anti-bodies. protocols, testing you are talking about letting kids stay in school, that is fine, and protecting the elderly. but there are elderly teachers into substitutes in the schools and if masks are not well enforced, we have the danger of transmission. there are studies both ways. it shows for adults above 25 and above, the chance today of the probability of death from covid-19 relative to influenza, covid-19, you are three times more likely to die from that. for children, the probabilities go the other direction. if you are a young child, something like eight times less likely to die of covid-19 than the flu. were more likely to die from influenza, yet we do not shut down schools for influenza pandemics. covid-19 is a serious disease. death is not the only problem. we do have pretty good statistics on death that we could compare to influenza versus covid-19. a lot of people ask this

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while for the vaccine and number 2 we're to see the vaccine is but we know these protected doctor gandhi studied mask-wearing early on looking at data from japan's diamond princess cruise ship where more than 700 people on board came down with covid-19. >>before mask-wearing was suggested so we're actually awaiting a masterful. >>multiple components of the response one is transmission and then by reducing the amount of cars that get you get in it may reduce the severity and to seize tuesday night the city of berkeley approved an ordinance to fine people not wearing a mask in public or focus is not on criminalizing people, it's making sure people get the right track is obviously been shown to be one of most effective way to stop this road and season it's a very cheap and easy way to save a life district 4 council member kate harrison says city workers will be keeping an eye on large gatherings of 12 or more at parks parties and student events we had cal students come back about 3 weeks ago and at present the 190 students have been found positive. >>and i don't want them to spread their fe

mr gandhi was a bit dated now you know and there you are. all nicked him you know that thought that we couldn't see visa for test no me in week was all i can do you. know on the net never get my attention. you know only the bush budget that's been on my. own been on my mind and getting home this weekend and given me given the good news now i'm in a corner. but the only ones that's who goes there. oh no no no you. have i thought of this was the day yet there is a generational divide. the kids don't remember communism and they don't see a future in an industry that's heating the planet for now they can tend to make their point in peaceful street matches. was that. ok you are either. home. before you are you though that night coal mining families gather at a power plant to show their support for the coal compromise its. giant videos praise the industry and accuse end the glenda of intimidation the i was it's . the same. for the well this was. when i was. the microphone but i wouldn't follow both and have to be as they come in plenty to say no p

while for the vaccine and number 2 we're to see the vaccine is but we know these protected doctor gandhi studied mask-wearing early on looking at data from japan's diamond princess cruise ship where more than 700 people on board came down with covid-19. >>before mask-wearing was suggested so we're actually populating the mass school. >>multiple components of the response one is transmission and made by reducing the amount of cars that get you get in it may reduce the severity and to seize tuesday night the city of berkeley approved an ordinance to fine people not wearing a mask in public or focus is not on criminalizing people it's making sure people get the right track is obviously been shown to be one of most effective way to stop this road and season it's a very cheap and easy way to save a life district 4 council member kate harrison says city workers will be keeping an eye on large gatherings of 12 or more at parks parties and student events we had cal students come back about 3 weeks ago and at present the 190 students have been found positive. >>and i don't want them to spread the

while for the vaccine and number 2 we're to see the vaccine is but we know these protected doctor gandhi studied mask-wearing early on looking at data from japan's diamond princess cruise ship where more than 700 people on board came down with covid-19. >>before mask-wearing was suggested so we're actually populating the mass school. >>multiple components of the response one is transmission and then by reducing the amount of cars that get you get in it may reduce the severity and to seize tuesday night the city of berkeley approved an ordinance to fine people not wearing a mask in public or focus is not on criminalizing people it's making sure people get the right track is obviously been shown to be one of most effective way to stop this road and season it's a very cheap and easy way to save a life district 4 council member kate harrison says city workers will be keeping an eye on large gatherings of 12 or more at parks parties and student events we had cal students come back about 3 weeks ago and at present the 190 students have been found positive. >>and i don't want them to spread the

while for the vaccine and number 2 we're to see the vaccine is but we know these protected doctor gandhi studied mask-wearing early on looking at data from japan's diamond princess cruise ship where more than 700 people on board came down with covid-19. >>before mask-wearing was suggested so we're actually populating the mask rule. >>multiple components spots, one is transmission and made by reducing the amount of cars that get you get in it may reduce the severity and to seize tuesday night the city of berkeley approved an ordinance to fine people not wearing a mask in public or focus is not on criminalizing people it's making sure people get the right track is obviously been shown to be one of most effective way to stop this road and season it's a very cheap and easy way to save a life district 4 council member kate harrison says city workers will be keeping an eye on large gatherings of 12 or more at parks parties and student events we had cal students come back about 3 weeks ago and at present the 190 students have been found positive. >>and i don't want them to spread their fellow s

really hard to tell really good but for now you need it right you really have to get any right sanjay gandhi was really it was quite yeah thank you ira i don't think it was hard for it was just god was. i think. it was unfortunate something i. regret having been part of but and you know i'm sure what he did what he did to you you think you're doing the right thing by the community there are some people who at 1st were angry at my outburst now see how hard i work and realize that it was never. in it was never my intention to stage a personal price protest or get on television or anything like that it was. just a frustration. for people's needs not been met all this and 2. months on from the prime minister's visit the devastation still stretches for hundreds of kilometers around. while billions have been pledged for bushfire recovery a common feeling here is that the response from big charities government and politicians hasn't been good enough. you know it's me also the politicians of different by i've put it all stripes and saying the same here it's saying the beverage is fair here and the s

gandhi was to be nominated to be the next prime minister that ever happened because there was too much opposition but there is still opposition to him in his own province and. he said one of the main issues is corruption and this is at the core of the problem within the country it's not just about this prime minister or this one political party it is systematic corruption that needs to be addressed and until that is addressed these armed groups and various factions and various parties will be fighting with each other for control there is a there is a root problem at the core of the issues here it's not just going to be resolved with one prime minister or one minute party i think as a country as a whole needs to come together and really look to the next generation of iraqis they are the ones that going to be running this country in the years ahead they are the ones are going to have to bring in the changes that they want to see and i think what they are fighting for now will lay the foundation hopefully for that in the future but the government has to listen to their demands they cannot

gandhi dark danny danny candid as wanting to be transitional president or wise president must meet the following conditions being a person from civil society or the military that's about it this minute there yet this statement flies in the face of the conditions set by the west african eco bus group it wants a civilian as a transitional president. i since 1901 a small group of men have dominated mali and politics malise young people and most of the to rake in the last have little face that those individuals can bring any change. but all of this is absolute must at the head of the transition should be from the military given the security situation only the army can handle the security the soldiers are the people on the ground and they know the field and the security when we look at. the country is divided mass demonstrations by the m 5 opposition movement most of the military coup on 18 stuff . august which fossil resignation of president evo cato but one said achieve their common goal malia's society is split into rival bickering groups them 5 movement is already refusing to accept the

others include gandhi, malcolm x, george floyd, and one of the men killed in the kenosha shooting. outraged many including a sister of a student in that class. she did not want to be identified. >> just completely calls into question like the teacher's character, their ability to even teach students like my sibling in a way that is fair. >> the school district apologized and said it is investigating the teacher. students were told not to complete the assignment. >>> and the "kansas city star" reports ten fans who attended the chiefs game at arrowhead stadium were told to quarantine. it came after another fan tested positive for the coronavirus. health officials say the fans may have been exposed to the person who tested positive the next day. the fan attended the game in an open-air field box in the lower level. according to chiefs protocol, fans entering the box should have been tested before the game. the chiefs said that they don't know how the fan bypassed pregame testing. >>> still ahead, the price of beauty. we'll show you the latest trend in facials which involves live snail

some kids quote gandhi or abraham lincoln. i quoted alice ripley's winning speech for best actress in next to normal! "musical theatre is a fine art!" and to all you parents of theater kids out there, if you're going on a road trip this summer and they want to blast the original cast recording of "spring awakening" repeatedly, please just let them have it. i even wrote my college admissions essay about spring awakening, so maybe it'll encourage them to pursue higher education! also i dropped out after 7 weeks. so actually never mind. i love doing film and tv, but i so painfully miss live theater, you know? there's nothing like it. there's no substitute for the feeling of pouring your heart out to the point of exhaustion while an eighty year-old woman opens a werther's original for 12 minutes. or singing a softly heartbreaking ballad only to be interrupted by a ringtone version of "who let the dogs out?" as a man receives a call. that said, senator romney, it was an honor to have you at the show! broadway will be back, eventual

the 1st place so i wouldn't say that it's a done deal the transition proposal seems reasonable for gandhi neat time to kind of hand over to a reasonable government we need to wait and see whether disk will be accepted by an order which used to position groups which may actually cause problems going forward but well it is illegal and if i can jump in here where already hearing a rejection from one of those powerful opposition groups the m 5 r s. let me take that point to marie and say can this transitional plan succeed without the support of the m 5 are a fee absolutely not that's a big question is is just not possible you know what happened in manley was. first a huge. protest against the regime and it was really ok down to white and the military took the opportunity to overthrow the president and that was very popular so what people thought and believed and hoped was that they did that sort of in back in behalf of the people and they will do everything to stay sort of in connection in harmony with people as we are but what we and until. yesterday when the the consultation ended. people w

violence we've been not respond to his christmas pictures we will only respond with love he's full of gandhi ji he spoke of that they're going to nonviolence so frankly there is a way in which i think that these arrests under a very draconian terror law are. razan well let's talk about all that is all about the arrests i want to bring in terre haute on who's in london you're a professor of public law and legal theory also the university and the general that it's over the indian law review how does a law like this pass if it is so almost empty constitutional. well so i think we need to understand that in u.s. criminal justice system has a long colonial legacy. a colonial legacy which gives the government of the day extremely strong say indeed control of the police from the prosecution services judicially is notionally into to a great extent has been independent in yemen but in a system where trials can take a long time and you can be in prison without bail for a long time the process is the punishment even if you are arguing here quit it 14 years happens and. so you know this makes complete s

within an area that is a digital divide so into and it out even though parents are concerned that the gandhi should not be sending those who are going to school they're also concerned about the huge loss of education that they're suffering so in a way the government has in an attempt to according to these heads of the school that i spoke to in an attempt to share the own us a lot of going to schools and not only themselves had given them given an option that you know that is what into the base of the students want to come into their doubts they can relieve it there for the time being but thank you so much for joining us my natural 3 in delhi over in pakistan students have already begun to return to schools seen a schools of the 1st to open their doors as part of a staggered reopening of education institutions across the country the government has asked all establishment mosques on hand sanitizers are used schools will close in march when the mission might lock down was enforced as part of a covert 1000 containment strategy. for more joined by pervaiz who buy his a nuclear physicist an educat

is trying to take the country and one i think which another i will say this what not but you know gandhi said something very very and he said there go my people i must cast them and when joe biden says the other day that i will go down this election when to lose i will go down fighting against race and fighting with my black brothers as if that is a historic statement and i think this is the lesson we will have to take the well that i'm a democrat or republican not it doesn't make a difference when this man say is morally since that this is the key issue of our time when there is new sin then your presence there sit there so we go from there i tend to think that. it is a time to bring together people on a all fronts i think that at least i hope that this a president. will get a message that the nation will not accept this and if people start coming together now out of this you've seen great coalitions developing of the young black and white youth i've never seen as many wait you brooke just think anything i was around vietnam war you had many but they didn't join with blacks so you have

in a chip which add up could make us gandhi and of course football has been thrown into chaos by thecoronavirus traces. on the me. as we go to pull from the outfield plotted in 5 o'clock in the fight that would be topping a foot into thoughts on foot into. finished up although we had to go to also sort of using the other to go by the ball through to the other mention of these i am all moving the fun out of things in front of them up isn't. on the ball. it's fortunate then that by the camp's 3rd week things are moving along nick has left for a trial in croatia where he's latched on to a club not bad. meanwhile fellow camp goer salim good news has signed for a 3rd tier hyla. dominic sees it as a good sign that players are starting to get picked up having compared himself to get induce a lot of hits and i'm long. as happy as a result and i saw something mindless and stomped on the. ice i know much else and will also mistrust us and i said all shuttlecock and the best chance to make it at the camp is in one of the friendlies they organize it's as close to a job interview as the players c

music as i live it so neither you nor the association could imagine a world without beethoven or gandhi for recurrence of the counter such a thing but if he hadn't existed we wouldn't know what we'd missed out on the luckily he did and luckily we had him. the concept of concert halls for professional musicians quickly conquered the world in the 19th century associations foundations and cities finance these temples of classical music these architectural masterpieces. in 891 the 1st american temple of music opened its doors carnegie hall is one of the most iconic concert halls in the world and the 1st concert was an 8091 and guess what was on the program beethoven of course. beethoven who else. was. planned. and then they all started coming to new york richard strauss celebrated some of his greatest successes here. mahler conducted here. to see swing legend benny goodman were resold on the street for astronomical sums the beatles and dylan's concerts are legendary if you make it to carnegie hall you've really made it but how do you get there practice practice practice. literally i mean fr

security had been heightened across the country after calls for protests by exiled activists mahatma gandhi human rights groups have criticized egypt for violations of human rights silencing dissidents and putting thousands of activists in prison. but the russian police have again crackdown on protesters in minsk hours after. it was sworn in as president at a surprise ceremony security forces used water cannon to disperse crowds we've been showing co has been under mounting pressure to resign after last month's disputed election and several countries say they won't recognize his presidency is called inauguration a victory laura burden manly. another day of confrontation between police and pretenses imbalances capital minsk many show how do with water cannon as the police attempt to disperse crowds still unwilling to budge these people calling for a campaign of civil disobedience they believe the orcus election the president alexander lukashenko sweep to victory was raked hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets since august now made more angry by look at shank a surprise in

laterow, gandhi, and martin luther king, used the same tactics were used.ome call it civil disobedience. i see it as calling attention in to ther way is necessary importance of a vital, vital cause. >> thank you for sharing that. tactics and after all of this, the tide did turn. we did get the right to vote in 1920. what did you do after that? >> getting the vote was just the beginning. youather, he was a farmer, will recall, said, once you put your hand in the plow, you do not let go until you have come to the end of the road. i knew we were not yet at the end of the road. i know i was laughed at for never taking out my hat working night and day, never leaving my room for fear i would be tempted to read a novel, but you see, getting the vote only gave us equality in voting. not in earning a living or seeing that the loss of earning a living are equal. therefore, i used my legal training to draft language for an amendment to grant full equality to men and women. a federal amendment so all the states would have to obey. that amendment has come to be known as

using up those finite natural resources faster than nature can replenish them, and it was mahatma gandhiho said, "the planet can produce for human need, but not for human greed." so, we are we brought this climate crisis, which is is a far worse threat than the pandemic, what will come through the pandemic, but the climate crisis that climate scientists have been telling us about for years and years and years, and who has heeded them so many and who has heeded them, so many governments, so many businesses, so many citizens just want to carry on with business as usual, they don't want to change. it seems that, we, the most intellectual beings ever to walk the planet -- that's our biggest difference from chimps and other creatures -- have lost something which i like to call wisdom. we make decisions based on immediate, short-term gain -- how does it help me or my next election campaign? rather than, how does this affect the next generations, -- the next generations? climate change and environmental destruction indeed seem like challenges and problems that can be solved through government i

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statistics -- more importantly what i'm curious about is a lady who is a professor at ucsf named monica gandhi who is with a lot showta that people are actually getting immunity by wear a masks, t-cells, not anti-bodies. protocols, testing you are talking about letting kids stay in school, that is fine, and protecting the elderly. but there are elderly teachers into substitutes in the schools and if masks are not well enforced, we have the danger of transmission. there are studies both ways. it depends which you pull out of a hat to defend your argument on whether transmission occurs in the under populations. guest: you brought up a lot of points. i will get through the key ones. in terms of the studies -- while i went to med school, i'm not a practicing physician , so i am not giving medical advice here, looking at the data only. but in terms of school anpening, we have not seen increased risk of transmission among teachers in people who work at the schools. on my twitter feed, also on our ansite, we go through enormous amount of the data. click on the covid-19 link on the top of our webpage,

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they even hit gandhi. all that gandhi wanted was peace.any idea what they are doing. i think they are a bunch of thugs. [applause] -- they want to watch on march on washington, d.c. and they wanted to rip down the statue of abraham lincoln. legally.take them down they can go through congress. there is a way of doing it. but they did not want to do it that way and they were what -- marching on washington, d.c. i said do they have any laws about this. they said, no sir. fine.st you get is a $10 he whipped done a $5 million statue. you get a $10 fine. when there restaurant they had laws. acts, if you old rip down a monument in statue, you get 10 years in prison. they called at prison, not jail. [applause] i said bring that sucker up office,ely to the oval because a lot of people are coming to washington, d.c. they were going to walk -- march on the jefferson memorial. the jefferson memorial. they were going to march on the jefferson memorial. they were going to do damage to our beautiful jefferson memorial after thomas jefferson. a friend of