governor jerry brown reduced hoffman sentenced to 20 years to life.that bilious free. and, still it remains the unanswered question, why did amy want ricky dead? >> was she so immature? was that possible? was she just the idea of killing someone was just playtime? >> that's what i wonder sometimes. how do you go from living to somebody to thinking, okay, it's okay we'll just have somebody else do it and then it's fine, they're gone, they're dead. maybe it was being too young and immature to really fathom what was going on. the fact that you are really going to take somebody's life. and you're really going to ruin other peoples lives. >> and it did. sarah, deeply scarred by the betrayal of the girl she thought was her friend, still struggles to make sense of her life. shaylyn admits that she was often frankly a mess. >> do you wonder what would've happened to him? i mean, would you have been a different person? >> yes, i wonder, what i wonder is who my brother would be. you, know seeing people his age and none thinking how would my brother be in his li

emily: reid hoffman, good to have you.fill a few seasons of hp's "silicon valley" with this series of events, greylock partners founder reid hoffman. coming up the nft rabbit hole. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: we are looking at celebrity crypto trends, from matt damon's, to reach weatherspoon's nft partnership of the world of women, celebrity crypto touts haven't worked out so well. i talked about that with newburgh's john milton, who took a deep dive. talk about the trend, it doesn't seem worth it to have celebrities on board? >> when i started the story, i was pitching random celebrities. eventually, they were like, look into this. it is telling. a lot of celebrities have gotten into the craze and offered advertisements. and whether you invested in the cryptocurrency and what happened to your value. in all the cases in the article, they went down. it has been pretty bad for them. emily: we discovered hilarious tweet from the star of the legend of the 10 golden rings, who tweeted, when my career ends two months from now, i

and, as a denial of aspirin, many consider the inventor not hoffman, but his chief arthur and hengryun. he was a jew and in germany his achievement was hushed up for a long time and soon discovered properties of aspirin. buzz the blood to reduce the risk of heart disease today is the best-selling drug in the world. on august 10, 1921 , franklin roosevelt, the future president of the united states , was paralyzed, he was resting with his family, he was sailing in a boat, he swam in cold water, and by the evening, he fell ill, the cause was most likely the polio virus by that time, the roosevelts were already well aware of the senator, assistant minister of the navy, candidate vice presidents, he did not despair with extraordinary courage. struggled with the disease was engaged in gymnastics swimming. and in he was helped in everything by his wife eleanor roosevelt began to walk on crutches with braces on his legs and never appeared in public in a wheelchair, 28 he was elected governor of new york, and in the thirty-second president. he put forward a program of reform. he led the country

i don't think any other direct in the world except wolfgang peterson could have turned dustin hoffman into an action movie. here, so you have mazda paid as an a few times in person. what was important to him as a filmmaker? yet what struck me about a peterson was a why he said why he wanted to make films. and he grew up in postwar germany. and he said he had trouble finding a moral role models because he knew the adults in his life, his teachers, and so forth, and went through the nazi period and all of them supported the nazi regime. so in order to find a moral role model, he looked to hollywood movies, particularly to characters like jerry cooper and high noon, a man who stands out for what's right, whatever the cost. and peterson said those are the kinds of movies he won to make movies where you had a strong moral figure. i'm doing what's right. and i think that is what that sort of human really deep core of humanity in his movies. i'm is what raises them above the level of just ordinary hollywood blockbusters scott rocks, bro, there from the w call sound, the death of wolf gung hi

and finally, a light house in the german port of braimer hoffman has tilted sideways and officials say it could topple over completely part of the peer where it's located is thinking authorities of band ships from entering the gate, the river at the port because of the risk from the lighthouse, which is one of prima hoffman's best known landmarks. i'm the co for alicia. stay with us because i'll be back in a few minutes to take you through the biggest stories of the day of to see that ah, with blue, with a little odessa on, the spanish, olga and her colleagues have found a new home in the city of cutting when the war broke out, the ukrainians were here on a business trip. now village life is enriched by the young families who want to stay focused on 60 minutes on dw, with hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. you to be speech issues and share ideas. you know, on this channel, we are not afraid to dedicate young people clearly have the solution. good future belongs to the 77 percent. every weekend on d. w. music 50 years ago. the international gathering of peace a

thanks to trump though, they have had to the national archives facility in hoffman estates, illinois, because that's where the national archives is keeping records from the obama administration. national archives keeps records in hoffman estates, illinois, those records were ultimately made accessible through the obama presidential library. and they've now had to increase the police presence at that facility. after the fbi executed a search warrant earlier this month, to go seize classified documents and other materials that trump was supposed to give back to the national archive, trump not once, not twice, but three times made statements online that president obama was somehow the real villain, that he, trump had, done nothing wrong, but obama had taken millions of documents, tons of classified stuff he shouldn't have taken, to his home, president obama's home should be raided. all of that from trump is just, you will be shocked to hear this but is 100% bull-pucky, the national archives actually has all of obama's presidential records, he doesn't have any of them himself, let alone h

national archives keeps records in hoffman estates, illinois. those records will ultimately be made accessible through the obama presidential library. and they have now had to increase the police presence at that facility. after the fbi executed a search warrant earlier this month to go seize classified documents and other materials that trump was supposed to give back to the national archives, trump three times made statements online that president obama was somehow the real villain, that he, trump, had done nothing wrong, but obama had taken millions of documents, tons of classified stuff he shouldn't have taken to his home. president obama's home should be raided. all of that from trump is just -- i know you will be shocked it hear this -- 100% bull pucky. the national archives actually has all of obama's presidential records. he doesn't have any of them himself, let alone highly classified stuff stashed in his gold painted bedroom. when trump made those false claims online about former president obama and his materials from the national arch

they keep records in hoffman estates, illinois. those records will ultimately be made accessible through the obama presidential library. they've had to increase police presence at that facility. after the fbi executed a search warrant earlier this month ago sees classified documents and other materials the trump was supposed to get back to the national archives, trump not once, not, twice but three times made statements online that president obama was somehow the real villain, that he trump had done nothing wrong, but obama had taken millions of documents. tons of classified stuff he should not have taken to his home. president obama's home should be raided. all of that from trump. i don't know if you will be shocked to hear, this but it's just 100 percent bull pokey. the national archives actually has all of president obama's records, he doesn't have any of them, any national classified stuff stuffed in his gold painted bedroom like some other former president we could mention. but nonetheless, when former trump made those false c

dan hoffman is back with us.ago translated from german that chinese su35 fighter aircraft said to be flying across the taiwan strait. wouldn't be the first time. get your general reaction if this is confirmed in time. >> chinese aircraft have been flying combat missions at really heightened rate over this past year. i would emphasize that it is good to see that plane land in taiwan. we should never allow china to exercise any sort of command and control over u.s. senior officials and their travel overseas. had we done that, that would have been a gross example of apiecement which is never good when you deal with a dictatorship. i think right now there is no question our intelligence community working closely with our allies in the region on very high alert right now to track whatever threats might be out there emanating from chinese military as well as their intelligence services. >> sandra: 10:47 p.m. on the ground there, dan. as you said earlier when you were talking to us, you said both china and the united st

very famous people peter thiel elon musk read hoffman and yet you start the story and the story does in some ways revolve around max talk to us about like why you chose to start the story there and how you sort of realize that the story in many ways even that there's many personalities that he's one of the primary protagonists. yeah, it was um, you know, authors are allowed like editorial curveballs. and that was one of the ones that i wanted to throw there's a few in the book, but that's one of them. so if you take a step back the paypal we know is the is the merger of two is created by the merger of two companies one is called x.com and that is elon's company. another is called at first called field link, then it's called infinity creates a product called paypal that company is co-founded by peter thiel and max levchen. it's origins are and the reason chapter one kicks off with. it's origins are in cryptography actually in mobile encryption and mobile cryptography and mobile devices in college max. it developed a passion for like palm pilots and sharp wizards and casio pias. like t

am hoffman basic right of each individual or our kilobit. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, most openness and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was popular with many his policies also applied to the military. despite the resistance of soviet generals issued to us in severe, for his honest, i'm convinced that we will also have to reform our military. last, we have far too many weapons steadily. we have to seek dialogue with other superpowers and reduce our arsenals to a reasonable extent, give shout. as a result of that dialogue gorbachev and u. s. president reagan signed the 1st of many disarmament treaties in 1987. it was the beginning of the end of the cold war in 1990 gorbachev was awarded the nobel peace prize for his key role in bringing about a new peaceful world order. internationally, he was highly regarded but at home he was increasingly under pressure. the economic situation was dire. the soviet union on the verge of falling apart, communist hardliners stage, a

first off, i'm glad back to then head back into 2nd period. marcus theorem teed up join us hoffman to equalize in his 72nd minutes. and then durham scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka, well what did he lost? it penalty? which my guess invented? so the game ended to, to that's all from austin, i'll up next door room looking at bella, bruce and i look at how democratic movement has been repressed, staging for more that's coming up at the top of the out that we're interested globally.

and the 2nd period, marco's 2 um tito pianos hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then 2 hom scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty, which marios boucher converted. so the game ended 2 to 2 year up to date now and dw news. i'm married evan. steve, thanks for watching. how about taking a few risks? you could even take a chance on what rearing to don't expect to happy ending literature list.

got you 1st off, lead god back then head back in the 2nd period markers through room teed up jonas hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minutes. and then durham scored himself 6 minutes later, but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty, which marius volta converts it. so the game and that to to that's all from us up next, wellstar east, a week in reports. i am eddie micah junior. thanks for watching about statement for more news at the top of the out with stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d w dot com highlight 50 years ago. the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time i saw him life or worse, fears realized tonight, they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this, the world should not forget the long shuttle. the 1972 olympic massacre. start september 3rd on d, w. ah, this week and world stories. malala violence on the fringes o

glad boss then hit back in the 2nd period. marcus to a man teed up eunice hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. at that goal right there. and then to a man scored himself 6 minutes later. but chicago were awarded a last minute penalty which mario's buddha converted. so the game ended 2 to 2 and a reminder of the top story we're following for you this. our world leaders have condemned the stabbing of the authors salman rushdie as an attack on frieda. he was critically injured at an event in new york state. the suspect has appeared in court, charged with attempted murder. it's all from us right now. up next sports life break, dancing makes it stay view at paris 2024 olympics. i'm ami and isa, thanks for watching. and remember you can always find more news on our website. that's d, w dot com or follow us on social media at dw notes. ah ah, raring to read. ah, everyone who loves books has to go insane. the d. w. literature list.

shaka a 1st half lead black box, then head back in the 2nd period, marcus to hum, teed up eunice hoffman to equalize the 72nd minutes. and then 2 arms scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka, we're awarded a last minute penalty, which mario's a bit booter converted. so the game ended 2 to 2 and a reminder of the top story we're following for you this. our author is salman rushdie has been taken off a ventilator and able to talk a day after suffering serious injuries and a stabbing attack brush. he was attacked on friday as he prepared to give a lecture in western new york. 24 year old suspect has been charged with murder. that's all from me up next sports life. thanks for watching the w. her, i'm just kinda i work tag and in the end is a meeting. you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges when.

and the 2nd period to marco's 2 um tito pianos hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then 2 hom scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty, which marios boucher converted. so the game ended to, to, to your up to date now and dw news. i'm marrying evan. steve, thanks for watching. how about taking a few risks? you could even take a chance on what really don't expect to happy ending literature, german i it with the journey across the entire continent. so variety of cars, so work on this. so what we think is the movers shake is visionaries and made has, when was the meaning of modern africa? this is ethan eggs on d, w. just a few years ago, tracking shots like these were still a distant dream. today they're basically common practice and not just in hollywood, highly specialized jones, make it all possible. how are jones changing the film industry that and more to day on shift? ah for propellers, a compact size, agility combined with a high resolution camera. jones have become part of our everyday life. they were originally developed

giving shaka the 1st half lead. glover then hit back in the 2nd period office to um, teed up eunice hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute and then to arm scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka were warded a last minute penalty, which marius walter converted the game ended to to that's all from us for now. next dark film looks as the glowing battle force of crucial natural results. water. a michael oak, who thanks for watching more news at the top of the out with imagine how many portions of lunch are now in the world. climate change division often stores. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much, what i can really get.

in the 2nd period, marcus to one teed up eunice hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then to um, scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty which maria's volta converted. so the game ended to to that's all for now. next, dodson looks at blowing battle for a crucial natural resource water. a michael o could, thanks for watching. ah come have a v to this t v highlight.

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marcus tuan teed up eunice hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then 2 of them scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty which maria's volta converted. so the game ended to to that's all for now. next dobbs film looks at the growing battle for a crucial natural resource water. a michael o could. thanks for watching. ah come have a feature this county, the highlights you every week in your inbox. subscribe now. music 50 years ago. the international gathering of peace and co operation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with submachine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time i saw in life or worse fears realized tonight, they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this, the world should not forget the long shuttle. the $972.00 olympic massacre start september 3rd on d. w. a. just a few years ago, tracking shots like these were still a distant dream. today they're basically common

got you 1st off, lead god back then head back in the 2nd period markers theorem, teed up, join us hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then durham scored himself 6 minutes later, but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty. which marius buddha convicted. so the game and that to to that's all from us up next. well stories to week in reports. i am eddie micah junior. thanks for watching, but stay tuned for more news at the top of the out the up to date don't miss our highlights. the details.

giving shaka a 1st half lead. bad buck then hit back in the 2nd period. marcus toola teed up eunice hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then to um, scored himself 6 minutes later, but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty which maria's butler converted. so the game ended to, to that's all for now, reporter is up next on the traffic children of afghanistan. a michael oak, who from me and the rest of the news team here in berlin. thanks so much for watching a thought say what great is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult successes are in a weekly coping 19 special every thursday on d. w with ah, a child trafficking in afghanistan. for jackie, the girl in the dress was sold by her father because the family is poor. she's lucky. her new parents care about her for years is not alone. many families have little choice but to sell their own children. especially in the rural provinces of afghanistan. across the country, taliban violence has given rise to a huge wave of refugees. many were forced

glad bar then hit back in a 2nd period. marcos to a man teed up with you on us hoffman to equalize the 72nd minute and then to a man scored himself 6 minutes later. but shaka were awarded a last minute penalty where marius butler converted so the game ended 2 to 2. let's take a look at the latest results. in the bonus they go. leipzig were held to a draw by cologne, hatta and frank would also shared the points while labor clothes and lost the housework. hoffen home depot home graham, and secured a late draw against stuttgart as did newly promoted shaka against grad bah in the late game. on sunday, mine's host, when young and byron faced wolfe's book, and remind her of the top story, were falling for you. this, our world leaders have condemned the stabbing of the author to sullen rusty as an attack on freedom. he was critically injured at an event in new york state. suspect has appeared in court, charged with attempted murder. that's all from us for now. sports life is up next. i'm ami a niece of thanks for watching george abella. ah, what secrets lie behind these walls discover new adv

given shall go 1st. oddly glad back, then head back in the 2nd period, marcus durham seed up jonas hoffman to equalize in the 72nd minute. and then durham scored himself 6 minutes later. what shall go? i wanted a last minute penalty, which marius volta converted. so the game end at $22.00. let's take a look at the latest results on the bond is the iga, light sick were held to e draw by cologne. however on frankfurt also shared the points while lever cruz and last 2 ox book of and i am beat bolcom bremond, secure the late draw again stuttgart and as we just saw shaka drew against. glad back in the late game, mines are kindly playing, o'neill and berlin, while by and faithful, spoke later on. that's all from us for now. up next technology show ships look sought the high speed drones bringing a new look to hollywood. got past us. i am eddie micah, julia, thanks for watching. staging from one use on the top of off. remember also you can find more news on our website, d, w dot com and follow us on social media. talking about social media, feel free to also follow me on twitter at eddie. mike, t

season of i imagine how many portions of lunch us heard out in the world climate are in kindergarten. hoffman stores. this is more pleasant, went from just one week how much we can really do.

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entering the guest at river at the port because of the risk from the lighthouse, which is one of gram hoffman's best known landmarks. his reminder of our top story greatly president vladimir zalinski has been holding talks with turkish president reggie of time on un secretary general. antonia cherish both urge caution over the safety of this apparition. nuclear plant in southern you cried 3 lead is also discussed increasing ukrainian grain experts use asia with melissa china is next and i'll be back at the top of the other day with what people have to say matters to us a.

his 61 lyric was undefeated minds endorsement kept habitable in windlass hoffman. i'm down ok spoke and i be lights ish be to both spoke to neil lapses. got a penalty early on after a hand to ball by maxine sal aqua christopher, and can call slotted home to make it one neil and with time ticking away and cool. cool. pounced on a deflection to make it to neil. it's like his 1st win of the campaign coming after 2 drawers and a defeat and to the rest of the results on friday, fryeburg snuck past bolcom, coming up on sunday cologne. take on stuttgart and to bremond battle. frankfort max asked adam was fastest in qualifying at the belgian grand prix, but february's callous. science will start on pole because of great penalties. despite fest opens outstanding lapse on the track, the red bull driver was relegated to fifteens after serving a penalty for an engine change that means science will start in 1st in sunday's race, just ahead of sir john paris. and let's check out some other sports stories, making headlights american sprinter alleyah hobbs has ended jamaican track

in just the 9th minute when chris of baumgartener back healed into the net to open the scoring for hoffman time. check out how he was surrounded by multiple defenders, but still managed to school. is, is label movers, leave a cousins worst. ever start to a boat as league a campaign. here are the result so far from matched. a free cash. gotta jump to 1st place with the win against het belin is braylan's stunning, upset of doors won't and leave a cousins last too often. i am both spoke versus shy k and a goal this might spade out spoke with the last minute goal. hi polk, down stood guard when yawn, take on like fish in late game, and on sunday, frankfurt face colored bo hm. battle by it. let's check out some other sports stories for you. by munich, star, jamie was the allah is likely to miss sunday's game against ball room. a hip strain will keep him grounded as the reigning buddhist legal champions returned to the scene of one of the last seasons biggest upsets with bye. and having suffered a stunning fortune loss in both of manchester united have reached the deal to sign real madrid, midfi

charter school high school level that we're going to be visiting both to share with you book stewart hoffman. kind of turn it over to you on your class. and so if you 40 feel like we already know, oh, i was standing national on was his nation state and for 50 years he celebrated 8093 . when we know that, oh, united states of america illegally over through o e. now, how did the united states maintain that power? despite having more legal authority on a military, i said military threat of force violence, perhaps weapon, who however, they maintain power in hawaii over population. we just talked about how me i spent 2 hours a day in traffic was all americans are winning guy. but serious in we are the evidence o d. nationalization where the evidence of the war cry. we are not the war crimes ourselves what, what you already is an independent country. all that was overthrown. any 93 was our government by the united states, not our country. so our country is still an independent state, but we're not in control of our independence were occupied. mm. mm. this book over throw is an attempt to show the

secuestro, también investigación se debe que no localizaron el vehículo un (...), color patria de la hoffmanves en la ciudad donde asiste una fiesta según las autoridades >>> en el condado contra costas sigue la investigación de un tiroteo en el popular gimnasio antes de las 2 de la madrugada en nombre en inglés), en la ciudad, aunque la balacera sucedió en el estacionamiento la policía asegura que comenzó como una pelea dentro del local vamos con andrés que tiene las reacciones >>> es un gimnasio, que está abierto 24 horas pero ahora sus puertas están cerradas según la policía antes de las 12 de la mañana luego que se desatara una pelea se continuó hasta el estacionamiento 2 personas abrieron fuego impactando a otros uno mujer la cena otrofuera al hospital de la zona >>> la policía detuvo a 2 personas aseguran que esto parece un incidente aislado, ya que es 1 a relativamente tranquila la gente está aterrorizada >>> muchos usuarios como dijo estar apenados esto que comenzó con una discusión como una cancha de baloncesto cualquier malentendido debe quedarse así no escalar de esa manera. la po

focus on redford and hoffman woodward and bernstein helped to embed the idea that watergate was unraveled by these heroic young journalists. the movie was up for eight academy awards it won four. it did not win best picture. rocky sylvester stallone's rocky was the best picture in the year that the water that all the president's men was in competition. and then deep throat the book and the movie introduced the world to this shadowy character this high-level government source who sometimes met woodward in a garage and roslyn? the rosalind section of arlington just across the river. and there has been a plaque established there to commemorate this. historic meetings if you will the book gave hints but no more than that as to deep throats identity. and this set in motion as i said years long guessing game is to who it is because in washington the coin of the realm is secrets or exposing secrets? who is this guy? and for a secret in washington to have been intact for as long as this one. is quite remarkable, it's quite something. deep throat borrowed its name from a couple of sources one that

first as president and then chairman of cnbc and nearly 30 years with nbc and nbc universal, mark hoffman will step down on september 12th a tv producer and news man at heart, as a business exec he's led led cnbc, the number one business and money brand across the globe. he will be succeeded by kc sullivan, a 13-year veteran of nbc universal. he has worked in a variety of top executive roles including president of cnbc international, chief financial officer of the nbc news group and cfo of cnbc this new position. we wish mark and his family nothing but blue skies and a heartfelt thanks it is always a bittersweet melancholy time when you have a changing of the guard. mark has been a friend of mine from the day i arrived here, and that's a long time ago he was here in 1997, and he and kiki and the boys are dear friends of ours. >> that was before streaming, that was before social media, and here we are now, and yeah, i mean, on a personal level as well i'm about to be on fourth little leaf here in as many years >> the other thing i'm going to embarrass mark by saying this and kc i'm sure wi

after 28 years, mark hoffman, longtime cnbc chairman, will be stepping down from his role.a memo to employees he writes, what a marv his can-do family we've become. cnbc stands for something. it impacts the business world, vesselorer and individuals struggling to make sense of their money. you have made a difference he will be step down effective september 12th cnbc has gone through great chain under mark's tenure. >> i love mark. >> me too. i can't say enough >> i don't know. i didn't want this. >> 17 years is a long tenure a lot has happened at cnbc. >> the kinds of shows that have been developed under mark, a "mad money," a "fast money," shows that spoke to the individual investor at a time when nobody was talking to the individual investor. nobody was talking to the aspirational investor. the people at home. >> you are dead right. when i wanted to talk to people on a show, take calls, and previous people at the network were like, you can't -- basically the great -- and mark said, what a great idea, let's speak to real people but you say you've always made it understanda

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joining me to discuss, bruce hoffman, terrorism and insurgency expert, cnn national security analyst as well peter bergen, author of "the rise and fall of osama bin laden", someone with one of the rare folks that met bin laden. good to have you on. peter, this is an intricate months long intelligence operation to locate, pinpoint, figure out the tactics of how you take him out, while minimizing and avoiding it seems civilian casualties. how was that possible from over the horizon as they say, from outside the country? >> there is some incredible things we don't know. but what we do know is it seems that ayman al zawahiri's effort to reconnect with his family, with his wife, his daughter, grandkids, brought him into kabul, probably, you know, shortly after the taliban, took over kabul, he was housed in a haqqani taliban safe house, and we also know from the united nations he released an unprecedented number of videos during this period. eight between august of last year and may of this year. and every time you did a video, somebody has to take it, go and upload it at an internet cafe,

to be fair a lot reit hoffman is a stanford graduate, peter has n you good on the roster and look at that. a lot of thehe engineering comes from the university of illinois. i had luke tell me about my first conversations with them he said he was very skeptical as were they all of this project, right? and he said if you're going to do this just please do not write university of illinois out of its history. so to give context in 1990 5a company called netscape think is 95, netscape goes public. netscape founder was himself at university of illinois the person that founded your firm. for an entire generation of engineers not just university of illinois but a lot of places that was like a starting gun for the internet revolution. but it is personal. max and others that were there describe it as we used to see them in the bar we would see them on the quad nose on the cover of "time" magazine. if he do it, so can we. it's a very direct link. university of illinois has ann amazing history of contributions to computing parts of the world's first digital computers were made there. the world's

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