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and jane goodall and the chimps she revolutionized the way we do humankind's close relatives and we'll take a look at a new documentary that shows the political interest in a new life. hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program. nato has announced it's sending home russian of servers in response to the poisoning of a former double agent in britain an attack which london has blamed on moscow the measures come after some two dozen countries including the us and many e.u. members expelled russian diplomats in solidarity with britain russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has accused washington of using colossal blackmail relations between the western alliance nato and moscow where already strained over russia's annexation of crimea as well as its involvement in ukraine syria nato secretary general backed delivered this statement a short while ago that brawled strong coordinated international response and i support all dumped response nato is unified in taking further steps this sounds a clear message to russia that there are costs and consequences for it's unacceptable and dangers o

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everyone is humans to avoid offending -- reminds me what justin trudeau said, peoplekind instead of humankindquestion is why? they are celebrating that word. it is nuts. rob: unbelievable. thank you so much. jillian: a wonderful lady, i will say it. united airlines ceo oscar nunez breaking his silence amid a flurry of controversies, the dog died being forced into an overhead bin and other pets being thrown into wrong destinations. >> a family pet, it should never have happened. >> french bulldog died after an attendant put it in an overhead bin during a 4 hour flight from houston to new york. and being flown to japan, united has suspended its pet travel program for all cargo transports. >> talk about flying high. and airlines crewmember accused of smuggling 9 pounds of cocaine into the us from jamaica by taping it to his leg. finding the drugs in new york's jfk airport, $160,000. >> 15 minutes until the top of the hour. the carolina sheriff forced to defend the crime-fighting program that helps identify illegal immigrants accused of violent crime. >> the sheriff joins us with the proof that i

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consider for example the doctrine of original sin and humankind's radical depravity. the fall that we read about in genesis chapter three, i suggest to you that this prompted the founding generation to design a constitutional system that would prevent the concentration of power and would check the power -- abuse of power vested in fallen human actors. one cannot understand the most they sick, fundamental features of american constitutional design, and here i am referencing limited government, separation of powers, rule of law, you cannot understand these features of constitutional architecture without starting from this proposition but they are looking at human nature as a fallen, in a fallen state. if you vest power in the human actors, you must check the exercise of that power. this constitutional design, in other words, reflects a biblical anthropology, a biblical understanding of who we are as humans. another example, oaths of office required in many state constitutions and statutes in the founding era were often explicitly, explicitly premised on a belief in a fu

. >> -- this factory and what the arrival of manufacturing meant for humankind? >> yeah. i'm going to do the prettying ca thing and not answer your question for one second. i just want to thank don and my program here, the ph.d. program in history, for sponsoring this and my publisher norton who is wonderful and matt weiland and will scarlett. i cheated, but now i'm going to answer your question. >> okay. >> yes. in darby, england, there still stands, actually, the foundation of a factory that started this 1731. -- in 1721. and it's an extraordinary thing in a way because if you look at a lithograph, i have one in the book, of it you look and go, oh, it's a factory. and yet it was in many ways completely pioneering. it made silk thread, and there was a kind of increasing vogue for silk, luxury good, in england. and the thread, you know, the silkworm and it's in the cocoon and eventually you have to get it into thread that you can weave, this process of making the thread was done by hand, extremely slow. and so this factory was built to use machinery to do it. and they got

announce proudly that we have successfully launched the largest led give away in the history of humankinds. it is a big deal. we took in 100,000leds. that is my height to back of that room on palettes. an extraordinary large number of bulbs. the focus was to ensure they get in stalled in homes across san francisco with a focus on serving low income seniors, disabled and formerly homeless residents across the city. don't be discouraged if you still have questions. leds are not the sexiest. they are not something that people perceive as true energy savers. i want to share how we came up with this idea. how ital loins with our values. -- aligns with our values. they can have a meaningful impact in people's lives. even though we had many sleepless nights and a lot of hairs lost. it was all worth it. it all started with goals. yes, we wanted to be bold and create something groundbreaking that is what we do at the department of environment. we needed to make sure as all things we do it aligns with our climate goals. we wouldn't be the department of environment if we didn't focus on ensuring the

the least sexist, least racist, most free, most equal, most prosperous country in the history of humankindoples governing themselves. we can't even now stand together for i don't know, what is it a minute and a half, two minutes for our national anthem. >> that's the divisive action. >> that's called freedom. then there's cnbc analyst larry kudlow trump tapped as his new chief economic adviser. >> i've known the president a long time. we have mutual admiration society. the president likes me as a media communicator. i'll be more than happy to oblige. >> president trump may love tv personalities but doesn't feel the same way about policy experts. coming up next with "hardball" and our roundtable. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early

or look at why there's this opensity of humankind from the very beginning to put people who don't look like us in the camphe ofther. >> reporter: do you have hope about what you're doing, that it'sonna make a difference? >> i have hope because i do think things are better in our country than they we 20 years ago or 30 years ago. which isn't to say that there aren't flashpoints and huge problems, and a lot of prejudice does remain, but one of the things tethink is so sting is how much the rate of inter marriage s grown. we actually have a story in the magazine about how now almost one in five marrges in the united states are to people across racial or ethnis. >> reporter: i'm looking over your shoulder at the cover oa black child and a white child, or at least that's how they appear, but they're twins. >> they're twins. andreporter: who are the how did you happen to put them on the cover? >> these girls because of w they present to the world are the visual manifestation of the fact tharace is skin deep. they have the same parents, they have the samancestry. >> reporter: father is white,

can you tell us a little about the factory and what the arrival of manufacturing meant for humankind? >> yes, i'll do the political thing. i just want to thank everyone here at the phd program for sponsoring this. and my publisher and my editor, mac -- in derby england there still stands a foundation. it is an extraordinary thing in a way because if you look at a graph of it you look and you say it is a factory. and yet in many ways it was completely pioneered. it made silk thread. it was a common increasing want for this and be thread the sill form in the cocoon eventually you had to get this, the process was made by hand, extremely slow and so, this factory was built to use machinery to do it. and they stone leaves from the italians. they sent a man to go there to sneak around. it was illegal to export the machinery so he memorized it. hired some italian workers and they went back to derby and they felt this factory and they had 300 people. which was a vast enterprise. mostly children, the integrated production and they had all of the components that we think of as a factory. instan

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he was keen to travel into space as well and think about the future of humankind.ysics. chris james, from the motor neurone disease association, what did you think of his approach to his illness? he really was quite an extraordinary man. it is a sad day, he really wasn't defined by his motor neurone disease. he caught it ata motor neurone disease. he caught it at a very early stage in his life. he overcame many of the challenges that he faced. he understood that when he was diagnosed, he only had a few used to live, he was told. some people with it die with thin two years of diagnosis. but he was a brilliant man and a brilliant physicist. he did a tremendous amount to raise awareness of mnd and to support the association. am getting messages from people with disabilities, who said that his approach inspired the way that they concentrated on what they could do their own what they couldn't do? he was very much like that, encouraging people to live their lives, and not be defined by their disease and to really try and achieve as much as they possibly could. and chris,

religions separating groups with the right of one group to dominate the other or whether they bring humankind to the realization of our unity and connectedness. as children, of the father abraham and recipients of his promise to establish many nations. >> this is the central issue. the lobby rep large is questionable, combining a focus between israel government and american christian zionists. our church people are complicit in this spirit of enterprise. sometimes unwittingly. they pack is successful as an agent of minority gentile sentiments, not just jewish support. and sadly, the majority as you heard from me earlier has been silenced. >> they muster them up. i propose that is bad for israel as well as americans in the free world. >> it's important to see the progression of christian zionism development. it has roots at least as far back as the 16th century reformation, the early literal readership of the local language translations like the king james bible, later in reference to additions. it has footnotes and commentary that promoted dispensational zionism. it led to several centuries o

innings of the biology revolution that's the reason so much capital is flowing into the sector to help humankind we mentioned in the introduction that you can't build the space fast enough. at this point, obviously this is cambridge, new york city, san francisco. is there a desire to move spaces outside of large cities where the cost of living is high >> interestingly enough it's the opposite if you look at cambridge, the number one cluster actually in the world, most of the big pharmaceutical companies have moved into the cluster and the reason they do it even though the cost would be higher than the suburbs, it is the only way to recruit and retain great talent, scientific talent, technical talent they can't do it in the suburbs as effectively. >> what's happening in the spaces you have? do you walk in and see lab coats and people conducting experiments? >> exactly it's scientific research more and more there is -- and this is interesting as opposed to the tech area which operate independently. this industry collaborates and innovates. so it's a communal environment. >> how much of your invest