during world war two were necessary have sparked outrage from the korean victims eighty eight year old kimball dong and eighty six year old kid one or the two elderly victims will embark running two week tour in japan to protest the offensive remarks by japanese politicians and spread the truth. you want what was going on behind this is somebody who will be. personally creating what we. call. my mountain dooku one who. has. how one woman wanted money from. her that she did not. condone i don't. buy the no no we come. second it's how one can you see. my. money want to get. me and i am washing my. hands. why. are. we on there's a lot of you know. was that it was. was there is the body. so what. do you know who are the.

and whenever kimball gallagher plays the audience is very receptive. for many it's the first time they've seen a piano in person. and when the tunisian opera singer ben she caught performs a number from romeo and juliet the crowd is thrilled. like this is highly unusual in southern tunisia an area still threatened by islamists and this concert certainly strikes a chord. was . you didn't see that really ninety minutes in the past five years i've been attending the school we've never had anything like i can't. for the school principal it's a big bonus when it got out of. our school lives far away in an insecure border area we lack everything teachers materials instruments we can't offer things like this to our students. thomas he comes certainly seem better times tourists used to come here to experience the sahara but they don't come anymore because the area is just too dangerous very few people now visit this spectacular desert region and that leaves the locals counting the cost. extremists often exploit the lack of opportunities. the music project shou

moses kimball had it, it ended up at the harvard peabody museum. has anybody been there? the feejee i see mermaids? they said, you need an appointment. they took me down to the bowels of the peabody and they took me into a locker room and then we walked through that room and went to another locker room, into another one. we kept going deeper and deeper into the mysterious bowels of this amazing museum. finally, i came across a whole room of chicken heads. it was a bizarre scene. there was the feejee mermaid. the person who showed it to me was -- said, would you like to hold it? i think, yeah. they should've done that, probably. the first person to customer made since pt barnum. it is about 15 inches long. it looks to me like a monkey so into a fish in a very crude way. it is very light. it died in agony, it looked like. it has a terrible grimace on his face. when barnum exhibited something like this, he was trying to make money. he would put out posters of naked women. the thing about mermaids is, they were naked from the waist up. they were naked women whose breasts show

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the projects called eighty eight founded by the american pianist kimball kalika a piano of course has eighty eight keys. service yeah it's a music project but really beneath that it's a it's a whole transformational was somewhere people can kind of realize and grow into their own potential. on the edge of the sahara desert lies the small town of tam a sec the venue for the next concert seventeen year old malik can hardly wait she loves music but the town doesn't have much to offer in remote rural china zia schools lack facilities have and i think it's great that we can have base kind of a concept because there's basically nothing going on in the scale and can see in a conversion and i think. and so malek and her girlfriends off to school. in the school auditorium german alric brand new birth is warming up on his saxophone. whenever kimble gallagher plays the audience is sure to be riveted for many it's the first time they've seen a piano. and when the chin is e an opera singer ben cica performs a number from romeo and juliet the crowd is bowled over music like this is highly unusual i

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that annie kimball thing i'll miss most electable mccloy david the book life lesson in why only one fifth. million living says he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to a son who was a song only of the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass jungle. the result reverse culture shock. come back you realize how strange artificial was really connected to life. was. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on g.w. . at least eighty people have been killed after a powerful seven point zero magnitude earthquake struck the indonesian island of lombok and early its nami warning has now been lifted as a part of quake hit the same island. week killing at least sixteen people. two deadly car bombs have had smoothly on sunday one of the bombs went off at a busy street in capital mogadishu killing two people it came just hours after a separate explosion at a military base in the town of.

francis ann kimball was a celebrated actress and member of the theatrical family who came to the united states on tour in 1832. in 1833, she performed in washington to great acclaim. in fact, she was presented to president andrew jackson at the white house. she would later describe the president as a good specimen of a fine old battered soldier. [ laughter ] sully met her in philadelphia, introduced by pierce butler, a cousin of his, and was quite enthralled by her. in fact, he did several likenesses, he painted several likenesses of her. fannie went on to marry pierce butler in 1834. he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that also owned plantations in georgia. theirs, however, was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantations, and that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846, return to england, and later divorced in 1849. but fannie's story doesn't end there. she did return to the united states from time to time. she had lost custody of her daughters and was only able to visit them for a short time each year, until they

founded by american pianist kimball gallagher a piano of course has eighty eight keys. service yeah it's a music project but really beneath that it's a it's a whole transformational possible people can kind of realize and grow into their own potential on the edge of the sahara desert like the small town of thomas eek the venue for the next concert a seventeen year old maalik can hardly wait. because she loves music but because of constraints facilities are limited in a remote rural town like this. out. there have a very shallow i think it's grants that we can have this kind of a concept because there's bicycling nothing going on in the scale and can see it make it much of them but i think. and so maalik and her girlfriends are off to school. in the auditorium german old rich brown hooper is warming up on his saxophone. and whenever kimble gallagher plays the audience is very receptive. for many it's the first time they've seen a piano in person. and when the tunisian opera singer ben she caught performs a number from romeo and juliet the crowd is thrilled. music like th

mosesrd a guy name kimball who was very locus -- local had connections right across the street. he had acquired a mermaid through this process of ships going to the south seas to the pacific. said, can we make a deal. i would like to exhibit the mermaid. people will pay to see the mermaid. by the way, i am one of the few people who has seen the feejee mermaid. --n i studied this i figured i wanted to know where it was and i tracked it down. thended up at the harvard body museum. has anybody ever been to the harvard the body museum? it is a great museum. it has a lot of oddities. i said, can i see the feejee mermaidm because i've -- mermaid, because i wanted to see what it would look like. i went to the appointment and they took me down to the bowels of the peabody. they took me into a locked room. we went to the room and went through another locked room, through another locked room. we kept going deeper and deeper into this museum. finally i came across in an -- a whole room of shrunken heads. there was the feejee mermaid. the person who showed me the mermaid was in a cardboard

because moses kimball was in boston, ended up at the harvard peabody museum. has anybody ever been there? it is a great new them that a lot of oddities. i said, can i see? i want to see what it looks like. they said it yet, you need an appointment. bowelsok me down to the of the peabody and tegmental locker room. room throughto the another locker room to another locker room. we kept going deeper and deeper. finally, i come across a room. a whole room of shocking heads. it was a bizarre scene. and there was the fiji mermaid. the person who showed me the mermaid. was in a cardboard box. they said would like to hold her? so i said yeah. they should i have done that. that may -- i may be the first person to touch the mermaid. she's got 15 inches long, looking to me like a monkey sent to a fish. not in a crude way. this not professional work. it died in agony. so have a terrible grimace on its face. when barnum exhibited some like this, you probably can guess that barnum was trying to make money. he would put up posters of naked women. there were uncloaked, naked t

kimball cramer showed up a few days later. been coming back. >> i saw a new restaurant, walked in, and liked it. food was outstanding. i was looking for a hangout place and i knew i had found it. >> it all began with this tiny little hole in a wall. these were two apartments that we joined together. i kind of hads idea of making it a good res strauns. >> they started with a simple notion. >> what is it. it all kind of came together. it was more of an idea, and i think that's what blue ribbon meant to us. it was this concept. this heart and soul of everything we had done growing up as kidses. >> you used to actually play restaurant. >> we played restaurant, but we pretty much playing benihana, the whole concept. >> seeing the chef in front of us was the coolest thing. we always tried to order shrimp cocktail, which my dad would not let us do. >> they credit their fare for their insatiable app tut. >> there were stops along the way, pizzas in new haven and clam chow ter at this place. where are we going to chinatown in new york

guys have written entire books and so i relied on people like jeffrey kimball and chris tutta at the state department historian's office, tim neftali, who just left the nixon library, to give me -- jeremy, to give me a background, and then i tried to take that specific information that they had mined and put it into a popularization or generalization, which is what a biography is. my job is to try to connect those great historic events with the personality of this crafty paranoid fella in the white house. that's what biographers, do, and nowhere is that clearer than in the story of the nixon campaign, actions in the fall of 1968. known variously as the chinault affair or the bombing saga. so recap nixon emerges from the two conventions, the democratic convention has been a disaster, with a huge lead but begins to lose as we go through september and into october, and he's just given nixon's personality he's convinced lbj will come up with some kind of backstabbing last-minute move to undermine what he sees as his victory, just like kennedy did in 1960, they're going to steal it from m