peter collier died and he gave me a picture that tom hayden gave me of the fuselage from an americant it was a knickknack of pride that hundreds of american planes downed somebody gave someone that calm to tom hayden who gave it to peter collier. tom's trip is very romantic. he meets a girl and intellectually lazy and crazy and doesn't see the reality in had no way at all. wondering if johnson called a halt because he didn't want to be blamed for bombing tom hayden but that's the story of romance of socialism as a present today and he ended the chapter he decides that socialism is wonderful because if it's not on - - not finished nobody ebay long can criticize it. >> whether there is a society the model that we might follow? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen that usually the pattern usually get knocked and then they reboot. i do believe americans love business more we can expose to traditional common sense ideas or reading books they don't get to read and highschooler calvin coolidge so to respond with great excitement so to put my foundation we have a scholarship fo

there was a halt because he did not want to be blamed fort bombing tom hayden.that's the story of the romance of socialism which is so present today and tom's own confusion. at the end of the chapter he decides that socialism is wonderful because it's never finished and as long as it's not finished, no one may criticize it. that is the beauty of it. >> i believe we have time for one more question. >> my question is whether there is a society that is ever successfully woken from socialist anastasia, is there a model that we might follow to walk back socialist tendencies? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen before we wake up but that's the usual pattern, the country gets knocked on the head, the country inflates and then regroups, that is most countries. i do believe americans love business in the more young people we can exposed tone traditional common sense ideas, i'm talking about for age, daca or reading books that they virtually do not get to read in high school or reading about calvin coolidge, they respond with great excitement, i hope he wil

el expresidente hayden indicó que todavía faltan los resultados finales, el él confiaba en ganar californias >>> rápidamente irónicamente pidió que en los Ángeles la corte suprema permitiera que la gente siguiera votando incluso después de las 8:00 de la noche y aquí empezó a perder un poco de fuerza >>> está contando con su popularidad en el estado y que acumule más delegados. a final de cuenta los delegados se reparten dependiendo de cómo los candidatos hicieron, >>> y muchas veces se preguntan qué va a pasar con los candidatos que dijeron que se van a retirar de las contiendas eso se lo he tener a las 6:00 de la tarde ahora están en este momento a la espera de las próximas elecciones primarias que se van a llevar a cabo en idaho dakota del norte y washington parecerá julio que se defina quiénes se van a enfrentar en las contiendas al presidente donald trump >>> regresó con ustedes al estudio >>> muchas gracias por este informe >>> en california y teóricamente era uno de los estados en participar histéricamente en el 2017 la fecha de los comicios cambiaron para darle un mayor impacto al p

tom hayden gave it to peter collier. so it's a romantic trip, he meets a girl and so on.fter the intellectually. they were bombing but that is the romance of socialism which is as present today, and at his own confusion, basically at the end of the chapter he decides. >> i believe we have time for one more question. if there is a society that has awoken or a model that we might fall into the back to the socialist tendencies. i do believe americans love business and the more we can expose to traditional sense ideas. we have this scholarship and academic merit, so it' merit coh certified specialist high schools in new york where the road scholarship. it's really aboutad academic met and it's quite a serious competition. we only have four scholarships each year across the expensive, it is a full ride to college and we already have 15,000 kids have registered to apply for four scholarships this year. what do they want? they want the money, right. they won't and then from their parents, they want to not have to fill out the forms. a lot of them also like the idea their own.ing

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. >> reporter: jackie faherty is an astrophysicist at the american museum of natural history's hayden city. when people think about the day february 29, what should they think about? >> we're placing a human construct around what is an astronomical phenomenon of the earth moving around the sun. >> reporter: the calendar we use includes leap years because of how long it really takes the earth to orbit the sun, which is not 365 days. it's about 365 and a quarter. the julian calendar in 46 b.c. was the first to add a leap day every four years. but it still wasn't quite right. that led to the gregorian calendar, which set the leap year pattern we've used since the 16th century. but some think it's high time for another big change. you guys have been working on this calendar for how long? >> decades. >> reporter: and so far...? >> nada. >> reporter: enter dick henry and steve hanke, professors at johns hopkins university, and the biggest current backers of a brand-new calendar, one that eliminates leap years and also standardizes the days and weeks to always be the same each year. >> janua

>> please welcome doctor carla hayden and susan orlean. [applause] >> well, i have to start by thanking the library of congress and i want to thank jamie and helene and the angels. readers, for allowing me to be with someone who has elevated libraries to such an extent. [applause] let me just say there have been patron saints of the library at the carnegie and thingslike that but you are now number one . >> i finally smacked down andrew carnegie. >> like that. >> great's how does itfeel to be the patron saint of libraries ? >> when i started this book i couldn't have anticipatedthat part of it . i was drawn in to the story because i really wanted to understand what happened in 1986 that this epic fire that closed the la library for seven years but more importantly, i wanted to understand why icared about it so much . i've often said if someone had said to me city hall burn down i would have thought that's too bad and i assume they willrebuild it , but hearing that the library had burned felt like this the, profoundly personal loss. and i t

hayden hunter was arrived yesterday morning on suspicion of distribution of child pornography.he arrest was made possible with the help of mountain view police. detectives help investigate the case after receiving tips that hunter was allegedly distributing child porn on facebook messenger. >>> a nine-year-old boy reported missing from his petaluma home on tuesday has been located thousands of miles away in hawaii. police in maui announced that santiago was found safe and unharmed after a bus driver recognized him and his mother. the boy's father recently won full custody. his mother faces child abduction charges. >>> san francisco's period and district attorney are outraged that i.c.e. agents arrested a man at the hall of justice. the public defender's office says the man was on his way to a hearing on tuesday when i.c.e. took him into tuesday. chasea i.c.e. has not yet commented but in the past has said the agency has federal authority to make arrests as it deems fit, no matter the location. >>> after three straight days of record warmth, we're heading for some rain in the fo

i'm carla hayden, librarian of congress. i just want to thank jamie and -- and the angels and

i'm carla hayden, librarian of congress. i just want to thank jamie and -- and the angels and the readers for allowing me to be with someone who has elevated libraries to such an extent. [applause] let me just say, there have been patron saints of libraries, andrew carnegie, things like that, but you are now number one. >> i finally. >> down andrew carnegie. >> you have. >> that's great. >> so how does it feel to be the patron saint now librarians? >> stomach when i started this book, i could not have anticipated that part of it. i was drawn into the story because really wanted to understand what happens in 1986 that this epic fire that close the l.a. library for seven years, but more importantly, i wanted to understand why i cared about it so much. i have often said that if someone had said to me city hall burned down, i would have thought, that's too bad. and i assume they will rebuild it. but, hearing that a library had burns felt like this deep profoundly personal loss and come i thought why do we feel such a connection

so i think you'll find that general raymond, general hayden and general whiting all are in support of what we are recommending. in addition, the national space council is unanimously in support, so is their industry users group. basically, the big operators. so in terms of people directly involved with this situation, there is no controversy. they all support what we're trying to do. >> i don't disagree we what you said, but would you ask your staff to help us, my staff, get information from dod as to what it costs today to perform the functions? >> yeah. i don't know whether dod has kept separate figures, but the main purpose is, frankly, not saving money as important as that is. the main purpose is improving the conditions under which information is communicated to the satellite industry. commerce distributes 40% of all the factual information that is i mitted by the u.s. government -- emitted by the u.s. government. we're very good at communicating with the commercial sector, and so this is a safety issue more than it is a transfer of budget issue. >> that i fully understand as wel

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ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is the director of the hayden planetarium at the american museum the host of "cosmos," and he's my favorite astrophysicist. please welcome neil degrasse tyson! s ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( applause ) >> stephen: good to see you again. >> thank you. but first -- >> stephen: nice to have you back. >> fess up-- how many astrophysicists do you know if i'm your favorite? i don't even know what that means? >> stephen: i don't want to know any others, neal. do you understand. i don't remember my old girlfriends. i don't remember the astrophysicists before i met you. neal-- spoiler alert-- you're a scientist. >> indeed. >> stephen: and legally i am required to ask you your thoughts about the coronavirus. >> oh. >> stephen: and i understand you're not a virologist, you're not an immunologist, you're not an epidemiologist, but i suspect-- >> i'm an astrophysicist, jim. >> stephen: but i suspect you have an opinion? >> a point of view, i would say. i'm broadly scientifically literate, but what i was saying of this virus, i think we're in the middle of a massive exper

policing that hayden hunter of utah was there as a mormon missionary in fremont, he started back in september after getting a tip that someone in a facebook chat was linked to child pornography. detectives say the members of the group could be as young as 13 years old and there may be more victims. latter-day saints officials reserved -- responded. >>> developing this morning, the suspect will stator case is offering to plead guilty. joseph d'angelo was accused of terrorizing communities in the bay area and throughout california during the 70s and 80s. he is charged with 13 murders in sacramento county and suspected in a slew of other violent crimes. during a court filing this week, defense attorneys say they would potentially avoid the death penalty. >>> the centerville ups employee accused of plotting a mass shooting at his workplace reportedly reported a lifestream as he led police on a chase. 31-year-old thomas andrews faces more than two dozen charges according to new court documents obtained by the mercury news commander stated saying, so this is how it ends. he was eventually arrested

. >> hayden was born in just 25 weeks and raised just under a pound at birth.he agency but these are frightening times. >> it's really scary right now. i didn't have the time to go out and get supplies. are without the needs for their children. diapers, wipes. nurses have the same needs that the medical community at large do. so i just implore you, if you do have any of these goods at time stockpiled, please donate them back. >> coastal kids home care is asking for some much-needed donations such as diapers, paper towels, and n-95 face masks. >>> the new covid-19 emergency relief fund is now available for oakland residents as well as first responders. the mayor and other city leaders announced that fund earlier today. it has received donations of more than $2.5 million and residents are able to contribute. the money will help residents who need it the most. >> in this particular crisis, it's our seniors, it's those who already have chronic health conditions. it's our unsheltered neighbors. it's also our families that are living paycheck to paycheck. and the oak

. >> reporter: jackie is an astrophysicist at the american museum of natural history's hayden planetarium what should they think about? >> we're placing a human construct around what is an astronomical phenomenon of the earth moving around the sun. so it's kind of a celebration of the fact that we'd really like to be better timekeeper, and we haven't quite figured out how to do it correctly. >> reporter: the calendar we juice uze includes leap years because of how long it really takes the earth to orbit the sun, i which is not 365 days. it's about 365 and a quarter. people are fascinated by this. >> it's a fascinating topic. what can be more fascinating than how we fit in with time and our relationship with the universe. >> reporter: alexander boxer is the author of a new book, "a scheme of heaven", to today's big algorithms, including how we organize dates. when people think heap year today, what should they think of? >> they should think our calendar is a fascinating product of many civilizations, each of who tried to contribute a piece to make sure we stay in sync with the seasons. and

. >> i'm hayden miller. i just wanted to say that moving the 45 terminal, there's already not a great operator rest room situation at caltrain for the 30 and 45 line, so moving it further away from the caltrain station, where i believe the operators use the rest room, especially during rush hour, they don't have the longest, like, recovery time there, so it seems very inconvenient for the operators to have to walk further to a not very clean bathroom in the first place. >> all right. thank you, mr. miller, for being down here to stick up for our operators. >> chairman heinicke: is there any other public comment on item 12? director tumlin, would you care to address that comment or -- >> director tumlin: i was just trying to look to see. i know we're doing a whole bunch of changes at townsend for operator facilities. >> that's correct. so the short-term solution is we're currently looking to add a porta-potty at the creamery, which is on the northwest corner of townsend. there are two rest rooms available to

hayden hudson said it can cause kidney problems and potential mate reproductive problems.o this? >> with a male reproduction, there was some question about it. and it is not improving. with the kidney issues, any time a patient gets severely ill and they can't breathe well, their blood pressure might drop, their kidneys will suffer. this is a patient who might even be in the icu who needs aggressive rehydration. and theoretically the vast majority of cases in patients who have covert or not this thick. very quickly for either one of you who would want to feel this, i've seen a lot of chatter out there about if we run low on these ventilators, there is machines that could possibly be used in a way that would in some way provide some kind of ventilator type benefit. >> possibly. we actually would turn to old-fashioned flu facts. out on the streets -- on the homes. will hopefully we don't get to that point. we are trying to prevent the spread of this virus so that we are not going to have the surge of patients requiring ventilators breathing assistance. >> shannon: thank you

. >> tambiÉn ellos saben usar las computadoras, saben entrar a estos programas que hayden otro de sus plataforma que se estÁ expandiendo y entregando muchas opciones. >> confÍen en ellos. >> creo que estÁs diciendo algo muy importante, jennifer, de alguna manera como hemos dicho toda la maÑana en el programa, tenemos que ver el lado positivo, los niÑos van a adquirir informaciÓn muy importante y una forma nueva de estudiar y trabajar que al final del dÍa, cuando se hacen responsables y profesionales en la vida adulta. por Último. >> cÓmo explicarles no estas de vacaciones, no es tarea por las vacaciones, sino que estÁs en la escuela dentro de casa ¿cÓmo les explicas?. >> ante la noticia que se veÍa venir, realmente yo empecÉ a conversar con ellos y a plantearles la posibilidad de como una preparaciÓn previa, luego que nos tocÓ realmente estar. son 4 individuos distintos, unos tienen mÁs adaptaciÓn al cambio mÁs rapido. >> hoy segundo dÍa de escolaridad en casa etapa formal, por quÉ tengo que estudiar? pero vamos mejor, por supuesto todo va en la motivaciÓn, preparar el ambiente dedo k

. >> i'm hayden miller. i just wanted to say that moving the 45 terminal, there's already not a great operator rest room situation at caltrain for the 30 and 45 line, so moving it further away from the caltrain station, where i believe the operators use the rest room, especially during rush hour, they don't have the longest, like, recovery time there, so it seems very inconvenient for the operators to have to walk further to a not very clean bathroom in the first place. >> all right. thank you, mr. miller, for being down here to stick up for our operators. >> chairman heinicke: is there any other public comment on item 12? director tumlin, would you care to address that comment or -- >> director tumlin: i was just trying to look to see. i know we're doing a whole bunch of changes at townsend for operator facilities. >> that's correct. so the short-term solution is we're currently looking to add a porta-potty at the creamery, which is on the northwest corner of townsend. there are two rest rooms available to

. >> i'm hayden miller. i just wanted to say that moving the 45 terminal, there's already not a great operator rest room situation at caltrain for the 30 and 45 line, so moving it further away from the caltrain station, where i believe the operators use the rest room, especially during rush hour, they don't have the longest, like, recovery time there, so it seems very inconvenient for the operators to have to walk further to a not very clean bathroom in the first place. >> all right. thank you, mr. miller, for being down here to stick up for our operators. >> chairman heinicke: is there any other public comment on item 12? director tumlin, would you care to address that comment or -- >> director tumlin: i was just trying to look to see. i know we're doing a whole bunch of changes at townsend for operator facilities. >> that's correct. so the short-term solution is we're currently looking to add a porta-potty at the creamery, which is on the northwest corner of townsend. there are two rest rooms available to

all of hayden's classes are sending stuff out because she is enrolled in dance.ents are sending out emails, text messages, i got some over the weekend. their schools have cancelled class for this entire week. steve: the number keeps getting bigger like there is over 500 cases here in the united states. but the government does not, at this point, tell us how many of those people have actually recovered, which i heard one metric, at least half of them. we are going to talk to the surgeon general about that. also, dr. oz, we read his point of view. he says that 80% of the people with it do not each know it. ainsley: dr. fauci the nation's leading on infectious diseases not surgeon general. steve: dr. oz said that. jillian: ask for the public for help after a 13-year-old shot and killed outside a dance studio. five other teenagers were wounded when a fight broke out in baltimore. they are all suspected to survive. police say the shooter or shooters are all on the run. the detectives are interviewing witnesses or looking for surveillance video from the area. we will k

. >> i'm hayden miller. i just wanted to say that moving the 45 terminal, there's already not a great operator rest room situation at caltrain for the 30 and 45 line, so moving it further away from the caltrain station, where i believe the operators use the rest room, especially during rush hour, they don't have the longest, like, recovery time there, so it seems very inconvenient for the operators to have to walk further to a not very clean bathroom in the first place. >> all right. thank you, mr. miller, for being down here to stick up for our operators. >> chairman heinicke: is there any other public comment on item 12? director tumlin, would you care to address that comment or -- >> director tumlin: i was just trying to look to see. i know we're doing a whole bunch of changes at townsend for operator facilities. >> that's correct. so the short-term solution is we're currently looking to add a porta-potty at the creamery, which is on the northwest corner of townsend. there are two rest rooms available to

my dad used to say you spend money buying hayden these toys and all they want is tissue paper and morerdboard boxes than anything. >> absolutely. ainsley: the second one susie is a ball ramp. how do you do this? >> i love this. you take a big box. cut it down. put your broom handle on the back side. tape it down and then just kind of roll off the end. lay it on your couch and let your kids roll balls down it into a target. this is great. it is a stem activity. science, experimenting, engineering, it is wonderful for our children. ainsley: that's a great idea. and then what is the tube ramp? >> this is where we took all of those extra toilet paper tubes in our house, they taped them to the wall. made kind of like a ramp system for my son. we gave him a bowl of pompom balls and experiment how he could drop them down, super fun, we had this up on our wall for a week i think so great. ainsley: that is a great exercise. and i have a friend that she took the plastic water bottles and she put them up and set them up as bowling pins so then the kids would roll the ball. isn't that a great idea

be careful what you wish for for hayden, ainsley, he's a great guy, but seriously, good stuff.y for another press conference from president's coronavirus task force we'll go there live but first dr. jenette here to answer your questions, and passing an economic stimulus package to help your family, sandra and me will also talk to chef andres, doing heroic work turning eight restaurants into soup kitchens to feed the poor one of many inspiring stories people coming together join us 9:00-12 breaking news and a whole lot more. a lot of healthy foods are very acidic and they're actually pulling out the minerals from the enamel. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients. pronamel will help push the minerals back into the enamel, to keep the enamel strong. i know it works. and i hear nothing but great things from my patients that have switched to it. i know it works. and i hear nothing but great things you don't just own horses. you own a pasture. a barn. and hay. lots of hay. you need a tractor built to get every job done right. the kubota l series tractors. steve: millions of ame

you kept me very busy yesterday thank you for all the ideas hayden loved it? >> you are so welcome. activities. that's what you recommend us doing on day two of this week. >> yes. ainsley: why are water activities god for kids. >> water activities are amazing. when in doubt just add water. that can be our best tool to re-set kids and kind of a nearly free resource we have just sitting around the house. and my other tip is always take bath-time and water play away from bedtime. move it in the morning or afternoon. let it be a long activity. we don't need to rush it as we are already trying to finish our day and just to make it an activity. ainsley: that's a great idea. first activity for today is lego bath. tell us about that. >> this is one of our favorites. take your bin of legos and dump it in the bath-time. the kids go nuts for this. it t. is unbelievable. ainsley: next one is a pouring station. i love. this just set down a storage container on the ground add in a bunch of cups so the kids can learn how to pour and transfer water. amazing life skill activity that kids just love.

i love having hayden at home but i'm not trained.t i'm missing something. >> you are not. you are not. i always say parents are the first and best teachers for their kids and have you al you e power inside of you. play reading and conversation. as long as we are hitting those big three. the kids are learning. i promise. ainsley: okay. you also say have a routine. >> definitely. you want to have a routine. something predictable that the kids know what is happening. they need to know when they are going to eat. they need to know when to expect outside time. when to expect play time. when to expect mom and dad are working. if we can have those really clear, predictable schedule, it really helps the day to run so much more smoothly. ainsley: you also say do not overschedule. >> no. we -- you know, read the vibe of the room. if the kids are playing really well, let playing kids play. we don't need to worry about overscheduling right now. we have time. we can just let kids play. ainsley: if you they are used to being in school five or six

milkman steve hayden is out on his round this morning, and we can speak to him now.appened with the coronavirus was much oh yes. so much so that up to last saturday or the saturdayjust gone, we had actually got over 1500 new customers and that doesn't include what our regular customers have increased their milk and what they wa nt increased their milk and what they want as well. 0k. are you going to be able to deliver to all those people? yes, yes. yes, we've got the capacity to do it. it may take a little while to get the new ones on board, but, you know, we can do it, yes. tell us, people must be absolutely delighted that you are able to help them. what has been the reaction was yellow oh, they have been superb. i have had a couple of people clap. people have said thank you so much, and they wanted to know if they could do anything to help me. we have had thank you letters from adults and thank you letters from adults and thank you letters from kids as well. and what precautions are you taking to make sure you stay safe? i have some hand gel and sure you stay safe?

>> please welcome doctor carla hayden and susan orlean. [applause]