to latvia, i was born in 1948 over there. when i left already i felt, early in my 20's i realize how miserable their life was. they lived under a huge july. -- huge lie. they spent years and years in the country, latvia, the soviet republic, they did not know the language. they did not know why they were there. my father was a party member. he was a pretty high military officer under the jr. colonel. he was a total stalinist. he had a streak of anti- semitism and a very strewed man and a nervous man. remember when stalin died, i was 5. i remember he cried. four days. -- for days. when we realized who the hell joseph stalin was, my father was christ. totally -- crushed. totally crushed. i felt i would never forgive that country for what they went through. we lived there until i was 12 or so with a communal apartment with five families. the same kitchen. my brother and me and parents. it was a hell. but it was a common thing. my father was not a general or admiral but he was a colonel. he was teaching in the military academy ty

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>>stuart: you have installed the system in nigeria and latvia? >>guest: yes. and in south africa.hey delayed if we have almost 10,000 bird strikes a year, now, i can see if your system was if place you would have a lot of delays. >>guest: not necessarily you thing of 10,000 strikes a year and you look at number of airport movement on any airport each day and thant of time it take we are talking millions of operations so, no, there is not a lot of day. south africa the delays there are a number of minutes a number of days a week or a number of months so we are not looking at something that will handcuff the traffic control but it will be when the system has a serious set of conditions we delay. a minute or two. >>stuart: you can tell the difference between a flock of greece or starlings. >>guest: generally. >>stuart: you can build into the system if it is a threat but that takes the judgment away from human beings and puts it in the hand of a computer. >>guest: it does, but if anything it can start the process, we can let the computer, the radar, detect and call the hazard. and if

he had fled poland which was his homeland and gone via latvia and lithuania. he was working here in 1944 when he coined this term. he tried to get it into webster's and the o.e.d. and all the dictionaries but recognized -- he was a lawyer -- he recognized a free-floating word that canoted evil wasn't enough. what he did after coining the word was draft the first u.n. human rights treaty which was the genocide convention. he died in 1959. he tried to get the genocide convention through the u.n. general assembly and most crucially through the u.s. senate which he failed to do. >> what does genocide mean? >> very controversial, obviously to this day. the definition settled upon in the u.n. treaty is a systematic attempt to destroy in whole or substantial part a national, ethnic or religious group as such. the idea here is that you don't have to exterminate every last member of the group to commit genocide. if you intend to wipe out the group as a meaningful entity on a territory, that's enough. it's more expansive than our associations which are with the holocaus

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