ina, which means land, and translates to "that which feeds you." springs, mountains, rivers.rom the mountains and fast moving ocean waters met. early, sustainable, clean fish farms. something in modern times we are still struggling to figure out. >> ritte: because you heard about what people think about us. but the true story is that we have a place of abundance and we try to protect it. try to protect all of these things that we've been able to protect for the last thirty years and it's getting harder and harder. >> hano-hano: every single one of these hawaiians over here get enough evidence that the state of hawaii, the department of land and natural resources, have done a terrible job. we're not even looking for blame. we're actually looking for an agreement that from today -- >> anthony: right. >> hano-hano: we all gonna be pono, we all gon' be righteous, we all gon' be good. our planet is in such, um, bad shape. that being environmental, being green, is trending. that's where the hawaiians have always been. >> anthony: so, who gets to be hawaiian? this is the question, w

well, welcome again, it's a real privilege to be here to honor bob carol, ina carol, the new york historical society and the legacy that they've created. and it's an interesting, unusual panel, and like what you heard this morning, and we were looking forward to talking with everybody today. and and as a moderator, i'm going to moderate to an extent and then later we'll have some questions from the audience. so, feel free to start thinking of your questions now. >> i'm going to turn, first of all, because what's interesting to me is that today we have not only a writer and invest guy guy-- investigative reporter and without making bob carol into a -- first i want to turn to lisa lucas i'm sure you just heard is now the head of pantheon books and before that, she was at the national book award and led them. years ago, you probably don't know this, but i was chair at the national book awards nonfiction panel and it was a task, but that's a different story, and i'm not here to complete. [laughter] >> yet. but in any event, i'm going to turn to first, because you were there for a number of years

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a good time for me to acknowledge the biographer and master of narrative, robert caro and his wife, ina caro. [ applause ] we have very honored to have the archive but also to have both bob caro and ina caro with us today. today's panel history and sbeg di in an age of misinformation is a special conversation inspired by robert a caro's distinguished work. just before i introduce our panelist, i would like to thank and recognize a number of trustee who is have joined us this morning. our chairman, our chair elect, our advice chair. many thanks to all of you everything we do is great tribute to the dedication and support of our trustees. thank you. we appreciate your encouragement and support. now then, we are also particularly grateful for the support of first republic which is the sponsor of today's impose -- symposium. i want to thank you for your partnership. our first discussion will last an hour and it will include a question/answer session. the q and a will be conducted via written note cards with your questions on those note cards. you should have received note card and pencil on

we know we have someone who successfully invested ina, supporting the economy and during the panini crisis, and we see the result right now we have an employment, you know, diving, we have the economy rising at plus 7 percent this year so, so effectively with he's a result of the quality of this captain, i think that at the end of the day when people will go to vote for the french presidency, they look at the people and say, oh is able to take the job and who is able to relieve face all those challenges one of them as proven that was capable of doing it and that would be the answer. but you're worried, you have to be worried. i'm not worried i'm optimistic and paranoid because i think that you need both to be a good political law leader and to main company. so remain paranoid and optimistic, bruno been out, been good to have your own conflict. so thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. a with with a now in the world right now, climate change very half the story. this is my place, the way from just one week was can really get we still have time to go. i'm going on with his subs

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the fbi, ina and national counterterrorism center are tasked with providing comprehensive analysis of the domestic terrorism threats as well as its drivers. in essence, as our report makes clear, intelligence and analysis in the dt space is merely writing products to better understand the threat and enable policy makers to take steps to reduce it. these authority, these narrow authorities within the intelligence community to look at domestic terrorism are not new authorities. and to me it is a bit disturbing that there is now such an attack on these authorities, when the predominant threat of domestic terrorism comes from white nationalists. it should matter where the predominant threat comes from in terms of the ic's role. they have an important role to play. it is not the dominant role but it is an important role and advertise --. and that is true whether it comes from white nationalism or some other source. and so let me ask you. there is a push by some on the committee to now limit those authorities. and i want to ask you about what the consequence of that would be. and it is prop

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there's a section i'm working where bob and ina are spending a long time, two years, i think, in texas. and bob is thinking about johnson's father and someone takes him out to the landscape and has bob put his finger in the soil and in the soil he can find that it's not really fertile. and this is a epiphany, this is what you do with the interviews. he realizes that sam johnson, i think that's his name, didn't get it. was not realistic. wouldn't see what was in front of him and suddenly a kind of world opens up and there are several anecdotes like that. go ahead. >> what you said i felt was so apt, brenda, that the imagination required to do the research and to produce the project is at the heart of bob's effort, and i was thinking about that when i -- it's an essay that's in "the new yorker" that he talks about moses standing at the top of riverside drive and looking at the mud flats. and somehow imagining, this is a young man, a young liberal reformer, an idealist, imagining what could happen in this place and there are fires built by homeless people, the railroad going by destroying

can you both describe for us what role dhs, ina would play, what role the bureau would play in trying to determine who is responsible for that and how it might inhibit your work if you were prohibited from doing that investigative or analysis work until a foreign nexus could be identified? >> thank you, chairman frrx the question. so unfortunately, that's an area not necessarily exactly there, but it has been played out before. initially, it is very difficult to determine the nature and the motive of an attack that happens throughout the country. so initially, the response from the government usually local law enforcement, the fbi, dhs, other government agencies would quickly try to work together to first determine the existence of the continuation of the threat that may have stemmed from that initial action. then trying to determine the individuals involved, motives, and the planning that went into such. so as such, the analysis that occurs and the information that is gleaned from that investigation is crucial to determine what caused that, that incident. so as far as if you're refer

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. >> making the best of it and doing it in style with a very nice pink snow jacket out ina, thank you so much. and for more on the snow in the country by country where we can make a big over. so much snow up there right now, guys, that there's a whole lot more to come. >> overnight tonight. they're going to see another 2, maybe 3 feet of snow the higher mountain peaks for the winds are just whipping up there now. it is a dangerous night to travel up there. you already heard about the accident. you see a couple stragglers coming in donner summit right now. but it's hard to keep roadways open and all that snow is coming down so fast in the winds are just whipping across on the mountaintops. we're going to talk about some gusts as high as a 100 miles per hour. all right. just last week we were talking about the amounts in the sierra nevada down to about 14% or less in some spots. look what a week is not yeah, that atmospheric river. ne got a nice cold storm. we're talking. 73 1% of the northern sierra nevada 87% in the central and now 97% in the southern sierra nevada. what's really inte

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the piece de resistance, which is very difficult to make ina model... yeah! the taser!one from the matrix, nokia's first slider phone. the version in the movie was spring—loaded but the real one, you had to open by hand. and this white sony ericsson is another bond phone — this one owned by vesper lynd in casino royale. i want to show you a phone which was the phone which the first mobile phone call in the uk was made on. this is the vodafone vt1. a phone call was made onjanuary 1, 1985. so the numbers are on here... yep! ..and then you... hello? just check out the weight. oh — oh, wow, ok. so where do i put the apps? oh, you might struggle with the apps on that one! this was my favourite category because there were so many world firsts, like the ibm simon, blending computer—style features with a phone. it is widely considered one of the first smartphones of a sort — although it was not branded as one in 1993. sharp'sj—phone from the year 2000 is considered by the museum to be the first full—camera phone. terribly low resolution by today's standards, but it sold out in

we know we have someone who are successfully invested ina, supporting the economy or during the been any crisis. and we see the result right now we have an employment, you know, diving, we have the economy rising at plus 7 percent this year. so, so effectively with he's a result of the quality of this captain. i think that at the end of the day when people will go to vote for the french presidency, they look at the people i say, oh, is able to take the job and who is able to really face all those challenges. one of them as proven that was capable of doing it and that would be the answer. but you're worried, you have to be worried. i'm not worried i'm optimistic and paranoid because i think that you need both to be a good political law leader and to make a campaign. so remain paranoia and optimistic. bruno been out, been good to have your own comfort zone. thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. a with with you with the views from the windows, hinted them and went to the passengers expect when they did some ah, riding the rails across mongolia. an extraordinary experience

shrinking and it moved to surplus, we did not raise the debt ceiling for quite a number of years but we are inaiod of time and it is a legal claim. they have tried to get rid of it here. it is just a matter of gamesmanship on both sides. when barack obama was president, republicans were in control and they forced the deal to stop spending and spending drop down. in 1986, graham rudman spending and that was part of the reason why you got the better deficit in the 19905 got the better deficit in the 1990s and then when george w bush became president, they let it lapse with the republican senate and both sides are equally complacent and guilty in doing this and both sides point the finger at the other one. it isjust point the finger at the other one. it is just a point the finger at the other one. it isjust a matter of politics. these things get raised. we are at a point where we make a lot of noise, and then get some tweeter out there looking at some posts and recognition and eventually it gets passed. i tried not to get thrown into the political theatre. thrown into the political theatre-— throw

ina in a secure video connection for a high—stakes meeting. the russian president for the first time sincejune when they met in person. joe biden seated in the situation room at the white house with his senior advisers, the two leaders shared pleasantries before getting pleasa ntries before getting down pleasantries before getting down to business. it�*s good to see you again. behind closed doors they spoke for two hours with ukraine at the top of the agenda. forweeks with ukraine at the top of the agenda. for weeks there�*s been growing concern in the west at the build up of more than 90,000 russian troops near ukraine�*s borders could herald an invasion by russia. the white house said president biden voiced the deep concerns of the united states and its european allies about russia�*s escalation of forces surrounding ukraine. vladimir putin demanded guarantees are in law to rule out the eastward expansion of nato. the call according to the white house was a conversation with give and take but no finger wagging. president biden was direct and

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continue with this issue decide that grew up with to grading or provide for a peacekeeping effort. ina, lena gourne, a car, a bar, 60 or the 26000 explosives have been d, mind me. for more than year, there's been peace in this region. the word, as though the russian troops all the main guarantee for the peace in syria. we've provided aid to syria, yet up some of the they are just throwing. they used to be a flare up in the south. so they in the summer, and our advisors have helped to avert any bloodshed and stabilize this situation. and there are province who should do this. if we had more than the sort of fully 3000 communitarian aid activities where they made it because of our medical professionals, it won't be to jump. we're gonna exit. have provided a systems sir, and medical services to 35000 so used to grow civilian set and more than 2000000, 300000 civilians have returned to their homes and we continued to upgrade our military bases as may mean air base. we even improved our 0 strip. what are mean little in armenia, models abroad. we her have built a cultural center and a gym wi

we know we have someone who successfully invested ina, supporting the economy and during the been any crisis. and we see the result right now we have an employment, you know, diving, we have the economy rising at plus 7 percent this year. so, so effectively with he's a result of the quality of this captain. i think that at the end of the day when people will go to vote for the french presidency, they look at the people and say, oh is able to take the job and who is able to relieve face all those challenges. one of them as proven that was capable of doing it and that would be the answer. but you're worried, you have to be worried. i'm not worried i'm optimistic and paranoid because i think that you need both to be a good political law leader and to make a campaign. so remain paranoid and optimistic. bruno been out, been good to have your own comfort zone. thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. ah. with blue blue with who was according to our tradition men or was to period to women. a trip to the law allows men to be say, why women? it was supposed to be subservient, ample

ina in a moment or two we will get the latest from the world health organization.the uk figures that have just been announced. let mejust figures that have just been announced. let me just bring you the latest. it has gone over the 100,000 mark for new cases, 106,000 new cases in the last 26 hours. there you see that figure right in the middle of your screen. 106,122 positive cases. it passes that psychological barrier of 100,000, an important moment from the uk authorities. obviously we will have more on that within the next couple of minutes. we have the numbers of deaths also being reported, 140 deaths also being reported, 140 deaths within 28 days of a positive diagnosis. record numbers. we were told a couple of weeks ago that records would be regularly broken in the coming weeks, and that is what we have seen. it goes past 100,000. we will have more on that div element in a moment or two. i mentioned the world health organization because they have been talking about the whole strategy that we were seeing in capitals across the world, as they look to vaccinate

ina in a normal year, this locationjust below edinburgh castle would be the centre of a huge fireworksy and far beyond it. in the streets below, there would be perhaps 80,000 people celebrating hogmanay. none of thatis people celebrating hogmanay. none of that is happening this year and a lot of other big events will be cancelled. in hospitality, pubs and restaurants, groups of three households at a maximum can meet, and they must keep distanced from other groups. nightclubs will be closed. there will be no dancing. that is at least until the 17th. not the hogmanay many in scotland would have wanted. new restrictions have been in force in wales since boxing day, to the frustration of many in the hospitality sector. they depend on the festive week to help them through the new year. nightclubs are closed, dance floors should be deserted. people going to pubs, bars and restaurants will have to stay at the tables to be served and abide by the tables to be served and abide by the rule of six, so stick to small groups. house parties are allowed but with a maximum of up to 30 people indoors.

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that this information that is targeting veterans and the reason why it's so easy they are respected ina their communities with a lot of social interactions and then those reports that are issued like vietnam veterans of america and the lack of us government response the last couplepo years that others that were seeking to target veterans in political chaos and took a backseat to this the effort was led by the department of homeland security putting out notices and information for veterans to make sure they are aware this came up earlier at the white house telling reporters to take a look at that when it comes to the role if any so what can you describe quick. >> thank you very much for that i just want to double down on your point that veterans are pillars in their community we see this in a lot ofse different ways over the last two months in particular on the issue of free settling afghan refugees into the united states where in many communities across the country leading advocates for that resettlement effort have and i'm very proud of that and also very impressed by it but it does be

kumasi: joe bina's life -- job ina is live with the results of the study.n the clinical trial, pfizer found the risk of being hospitalized or dying by 89% when taken within three days of being diagnosed. the ceo says the pill is a game changer but should not be a substitute to avoid getting vaccinated. >> it is possible for it to be approved this year and the results will be available this year. they need to take all of the time they need to make sure they make their decision. but there is a high sense of urgency so it is simple it will be available this year. kumasi: pfizer says it is moving at full speed to create a new vaccine specific to omicron, ready in march if needed. reggie: -- kumasi: california is trying to get ahead of a potential covid search. reggie: this big one is a indoor mask mandate despite your vaccination status. you will need to wear a mask in all public settings indoors through at least january 15. updated guidance for big events you need to get a negative covid test if you are unvaccinated within 24 or 48 hours depending on the test.

had we been live, i would have been insisted that ina accompany you, so that not only would we give people food for thought, but food for their stomachs as well. >> she surely would have put a couple of pounds on everybody there. >> i think i'll turn it back to counsel. thank you, jeffrey very much. >> thank you both for this amazing conversation. we truly appreciate you guys spending your evening with us. we wish it had been in person as well. we'd like to invite you to come in person whenever you feel like coming to dallas. richard, please feel free to come and moderate that conversation. >> i would be delighted. >> as richard mentioned, please pick up a copy of the book at the local book store. we appreciate their support. >>. if youer ear not a member of the council, please join. it's been way too long since i've seen most of you. visit dfwworld.org for more on membership and programming. thank you again for joining us and have a great -- >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. hear many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast, "presidential recordings

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