, even after pakistan was created ghandi send a man to dinner and get permission from them that ghandi would go to india and bring back muslims from pakistan. that man would have been much better. so that the commonality between lincoln and ghandi, comment on that. >> yes. i think the question makes a very interesting point. before ghandi was assassinated he had made this plan which to them what had excepted, the governor general of pakistan. created command ghandi was to visit pakistan and to negotiate his settlement of the deep divisions between the two countries. that visit never could take place because ghandi was assassinated. that also was a very lincoln like suggestion of gandhi's part that he would go and beat him and find some kind of resolution. >> but your grandfather and abraham lincoln grew as human beings. they evolved. they reached created status by the end of their lives. did you want to comment on the personal growth and challenges they have this in the beings. >> i think a useful point to make the mother was an evolution in down his life, there was an evolution in lin

of the then print reading of the light and work of ghandi. there was very much positive reception to the movie when it came out, but now many years past, and i wonder if in your research you have any commentary of the technical accuracy or the historical philosophical points that the movie endeavored to place before us or any comment that we can no if this remains an accurate record to refer for our children and ourselves. >> thank you for this important question. it is buying large in my judgment a reflection of gun these life and spirit quite well and quite correctly. as you know, one movie of two hours or even three hours cannot show everything that happens in the life of 78 years. so all movies are selected, very selective commend some people say that crucial parts of his life left out. others may disagree with that. in my assessment is a very good summary of gun is live. was made almost 30 years ago, to the five years ago. some other things have also been made. so far of all the films made in remains the best, but i think there is great

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and soon, she'll get back a lot of what police say ghandi stole. it's all legal, all here in this court. paintings, lap tops, tools, clothes. a trail bike and dog kol yarz. police recur covered eight truck loads of stolen goods arresting puja gaundy and her accomplice last year. it's the biggest burglary case this sargeant has ever seen. >> and i've spoken to senior inspectors. nobody sees this kind of volume of property. >> the sargeant showed us what is left of the warehouse, all unclaimed from eight truck load autos we've given back about three. there are four to five truck loads still left that have to go back. >> these unclaimed yimts would be auctioned off. money going into the city coffers. but in this case, police are packing up all of the items to be returned to gaundy. who is convicted of the burglaries in january. the order was signed by judge bradstreet. >> that was information i was given. that means all storage very here is going to have to be returned. everything? >> everything. >> if these are personal items and not stolen, then, sh

ghandi, kahn was depressed. how were they treated when they became depressed? did you find that arnold: most, almost all, did not take advantage of psych trick help. certainly -- psychiatric help. either they couldn't admit it or their advisors or whomever would not find it politicaled a van tayjouse for that to become known. winston churchhill, his main way of handling what he called the black dog that would come over him, was painting. he used that as a type of way of lifting his spirits. others treated their depression kind of by themselves. they drank, many. some took, think, mcmillan took amphetamines and became hooked on them. brian: pictures of feel like this. -- pictures of people like this. that is my favorite picture in the book. i am going to show this. why so many pictures of monkeys and gorillas? arnold: well, all of the behaviors were -- most of the behaviors we're talking about, most that i do develop and describe what i call the pri mate model of ruling. -- prime mate model of ruling. and what i do is not only -- i want to demonstrate -- that pa

just read a little bit of king in ghandi. >> thank you so much.u were talking about your sense of community and how you could see what was happening in your communities. in our country we are ed war all the time in all other places. so right now in libya there is a siege that's been going on for weeks. people only know about it, they don't have to cover the don't have water, they are getting bombed every day we don't internalize that because this is not part of our community or in iraq border afghanistan. so i guess i am wondering how does one create a larger world community where we care? and weekend wear white and object to the war and we care about other people in other parts of the world. >> you know, have come to a very cynical place when it comes to us versus them, the world, your world, my world, in your question is a good question. but your question can be answered in two ways. if i said in your community you see the war, open your eyes. in this community you will see the war also. it's here. it's happening. i see it. and by the connection

just read a little bit of king in ghandi. >> thank you so much.as struck while you were talking about your sense of community and how you could see what was happening in your communities. in our country we are ed war all the time in all other places. so right now in libya there is a siege that's been going on for weeks. people only know about it, they don't have to cover the don't have water, they are getting bombed every day we don't internalize that because this is not part of our community or in iraq border afghanistan. so i guess i am wondering how does one create a larger world community where we care? and weekend wear white and object to the war and we care about other people in other parts of the world. >> you know, have come to a very cynical place when it comes to us versus them, the world, your world, my world, in your question is a good question. but your question can be answered in two ways. if i said in your community you see the war, open your eyes. in this community you will see the war also. it's here. it's happening. i see it. and

just read a little bit of king in ghandi. >> thank you so much.as struck while you were talking about your sense of community and how you could see what was happening in your communities. in our country we are ed war all the time in all other places. so right now in libya there is a siege that's been going on for weeks. people only know about it, they don't have to cover the don't have water, they are getting bombed every day we don't internalize that because this is not part of our community or in iraq border afghanistan. so i guess i am wondering how does one create a larger world community where we care? and weekend wear white and object to the war and we care about other people in other parts of the world. >> you know, have come to a very cynical place when it comes to us versus them, the world, your world, my world, in your question is a good question. but your question can be answered in two ways. if i said in your community you see the war, open your eyes. in this community you will see the war also. it's here. it's happening. i see it. and

ghandi died. rosa parks. because they're out there by themselves. then we said let's get the on individuals together to try and make them understand the all the big movement is 15 minutes in the sun. you have 50 minutes if i say who won them all? you could not tell me. of fisa to use the 100-meter winner you could not tell me. so be get on the theory i don't know about people boycott teeing the olympics i am treating too hard. i cannot give up my opportunity. and we say all we want to do is have some dialogue to have the exchange of what you can do for that too. >> we get on a hypothetical train going down the tracks now the people are waving god bless america. bring home the gold makes the count high they're all excited now we come to the conclusion we will make this possible. everybody understands will make a better situation and make society better. everyboby was at the crossroads of life. just like you. now we say we're on the same page to do some thain collectively. now we say we've will do this stop the train those black athletes are anything