lyle lovett is hardly one to cast stones. the point was, that when hal saw this statue, it was ugly. now, why was it ugly? because it was designed to be seen from 400 feet away at an angle of 45 degrees. it's like stage makeup if you ever go up close. it's supposed to be seen from the last row of the theater. the statues, i've been to see jefferson davis up close in the museum. he's ugly. the larger reason is, you take them sort of out of their native environment and it sort of solves the problem. but not really. because you said very aptly and this is true. it was created to say, we're in favor of segregation of the races. but i want my students to know that there was a time when the university they attended was run by people in their section of the country that was in favor of segregation because if you believe in progress, you have to know what you're progressing from. there's no historical memory to, against which to judge. the fact at that that martin luther king has a statue on the u.t. campus. big deal. it is a big dea

are lyle we saw not bobby short but bobby short successor really i don't know who bobby short is yeah he's a horndog or ok well this is the say i got a second half much more coming your way and that bobby short the son of charlie monger so i refer to. don't go away. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does my mike will be one of the it's. just going to come to the woods as if either of you got into this it's like from proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that some. of them will be. the. ones tightened on. your patience stopping them or some sting of who's the one who's up and his cards on the front. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill you narrowness and spending two hundre

you know our lyle we saw. bobby short but bobby short successor really i don't know who bobby short is that he's these a horndog are ok well this is the so you got to go to the second half much more coming your way now bobby short the son of charlie monger so i refer to. don't go away. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who. song alone even some company elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us that. allowed. to go. this is. just because. of where you bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more and more it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. downwards the want or what. donald trump claims he's the master of the deal but when it comes to iran it is the art of no deal claims he has made america safer a dubious claim closer to the truth is probably attempted force regime change in iran. twenty eight team coverage we've sign

are lyle we saw. bobby short but bobby short successor really i don't know who bobby short is the he's easy horndog are ok well this is the so you got to go to the second half much more coming your way now bobby short the son of charlie monger so i refer to. delco what. would call existence to you something that. would put themselves on the lawn. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to be brits. that's a going to be cross that's what the flag three in the morning can't be good that. i'm interested always in the waters of all. costs. it's absurd to note that our many years not for your crane or georgia and that our experience is unique to certain extent that we're building on the success and the field years of past efforts to address the issues that you're talking about so in many ways we we have a leg up on anything best been tried in the past this is not a whole or a democrat a grassroots effort by the armenian people for the armenian people. go

rowena shaddox has the story. 79-year-old lyle burgess pleaded no contest to felony statutory rape of years old.the longtime stockton businessman was sentenced on wednesday to just 90 days house arrest detention and five years of informal probation.he does ánot have to register as a sex offender. fox 40 reached out to deputy district attorney kathy murray, to find out áwhy burgess was charged with just statutory rape and why he wouldn't have to register as a sex offender.murray deferred us to the media person, who instructed us to put our questions in writing online. we haven't heard back yet.we also went to burgess' home in an upscale gated community in stockton.nats - dog barks as the front door opens burgess founded rare parts inc., an automotive parts manufacturer and distributor. as far as his young victim... meleyco says the sex assault happened after the family was invited over to burgess' calaveras county cabin back in 2016.as far as áhow the young victim is doing now... ( pam ) that was rowena shaddox reporting. the girl's family has since filed a civil suit against burgess.

lyle burgess sexually assaulted a 5- year-old girl at his calaveras county cabin back in 20-16.90 days of house arrest and five years probation... after pleading no contest to statutory rape of a child. burgess does ánotá have to register as a sex offender. prosecutors have not explained why that's the case. the girl's family has since filed a civil suit against burgess. ( james ) police are investigating a school threat in san ramon. threatening graffiti was found at dougherty valley high school. the graffiti was reported to police yesterday. officers say they don't believe the threat is credible. but they are increasing police presence today on campus. ( darya ) san francisco police have arrested a man accused of killing a puppy in a store... after a 5 week manhunt. delos pierre gallon is accused of slamming the puppy to the ground back on april 14th. police were intially called to the store because of a fight. investigators say surveillance video shows gallon throwing a can at a woman... before attacking the dog. he was arrested in san mateo. ( darya ) for the third time in a

police say lyle burgess sexually assaulted the young girl at his calaveras county cabin back in 20-16girl was just 5-years-old at the time. burgess was sentenced to 90 days of house arrest and five years of informal probation yesterday after pleading no contest to statutory rape of a child. burgess does not have to register as a sex offender. the girl's family has since filed a civil suit against burgess. (grant) a bail hearing has been postponed for a woman in a deadly child abuse case in sacramento... avery-auna anderson allegedly told police she and her husband tyler anderson-- put his five-year- old daughter's body in a storage unit-- a week after she died in their reno apartment. averyauna anderson is being held on 50-thousand dollars bail since her arrest last week on charges of child abuse and destroying or concealing evidence. tyler anderson, waived extradition in sacramento on monday on a manslaughter charge. (vicki) authorities have charged the driver in a deadly school bus crash in new jersey... two people - a teacher and a fifth grade student - were killed - and 40 others

brutus was a member of the kentucky state house when the war broke out and was a lyle unionist when the civil war came. in his mind, the civil war was about saving the united states from ruin. brutus clay was a slave owner. but he did like another kentuckians, he believed slavery was best protected within the union. and he felt that this was so obvious and self efdent that he couldn't even imagine why some kentuckians would consider suseeded or wanting their state to succeed. and he especially didn't get it when his own son, 20 year old zeke, began expressing sentiments. by 1860, zeke, he had begun attending pro-secession rallies in kentucky. and in time, he too despite being the son of his unionist father, began talking like a die-hard southern sympathizer. what this did is it left his stepmother, anne clay, with kind of a dilemma on her hands. it was anne who tended to be home with zeke, watching over domestic matters while brutus was tending to state business. so she was the first one to figure out that father and son seemed to be heading down these divergent paths in the secession c

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. >> my name is lyle felix, freshman at the college and i have a question for jonathan jarvis going back to the current political climate, especially in light of recent action by the trump administration about national monuments, what do you see as the future of the antiquity? >> a quick background education on antiquities act, the antiquities act is a us law that grants the president of the united states unilaterally to set aside objects, quote, objects of scientific or historical interest as a national monuments. it has been utilized since teddy roosevelt to establish places like the grand canyon that was close by a number of places and it is controversial in that congress doesn't get a say in the process. executive power. pretty much every modern president since teddy has used it, just very few ronald reagan, george hw bush did not use it, george w. bush did use it, bill clinton, and pres. obama certainly used it quite extensively including establishing the bears ears national monument in utah, which was, if i can go for a second, incredibly important because the assertion for the pro

what's the lyle response and what are we expecting to see next? >> well, it was quite a remarkable letter that thethog evidently puther there. i do hope the parts in it which eaal with continuing the dialogue are i think it's very important for the trump administration to have a teamf people, doesn't have to be the secretary of state, it can be the assrstant secre, could be an office director, but they need to be able to keep sounding out the north koreans on what might be possible. look, if north korea can come to the understanding that we can cept a lot from them but we cannot accept nuclear stat, then i think things can be done, i think the president has tried in his own way to suggest that he's willing t with north korea and live with them ve g well if theye up their nuclear weapons. so i hope we can continue that and put away this my nuclear arsenal is bigger than yours. >> we have to leave it there. ambassador christopher hill and jenny town, thank you very much. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: why an economist says the

my name is lyle felix, and i'm a freshman at the college. and i have a question for mr. jarvis going back to conservation in our current political climate. especially in light of recent action by the trump administration concerning -- [inaudible] on at the national monuments, what do you see as the future of the antiquities act and its role in conservation in america going forward? >> okay. well, just a quick background education on the antiquities act. the antiquities act is a u.s. law that grants the president of the united states unilaterally to set aside objects, quote-unquote, owns of scientific or historical -- objects of scientific or historical interest as a national monument. and it has been utilized since teddy roosevelt to establish places like grand canyon, devil's postmile, a number of places, mirror woods. and it is controversial in that the congress opportunity get -- the congress doesn't get a say in the process. it's an executive power. and pretty much every modern president since teddy has used it. just a very, very few, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush

we don't have a thousand years for lyle scholars come up with rules. we are under a time frame crunch. number two because it was government domain and has broader equities, especially national security, you have automatic interest of major world powers in the discussion. and the third thing is the proliferation of technology and access and the sort of the fusion of capital and the knowledge to use that capital, which is a really good thing, is driving his debate at the domestic level. you see different states taking different domestic laws and experimenting about how they want to accedes and drive theiries, con forming with their international obligation, and the treaty is a good umbrella and people are in the process now. there's going to be a difference of opinions and ultimately that difference of opinion hopefully will resolve in a peaceful way over time, but that is the tension, i think you're observing. what is proscriptive is now more of a rational evolution of the process. >> commissioner mcdowell, you get the last word. >> i can't do any bette

lyle petersen is one of the authors of this study and he joins us now by phone.hank you for your time. >> thank you glad to be here. first first -- >> first of all, i have to admit i'm ter tri rified of the tick . why has the prevalence of these diseases got so much worse >> a number of imported mosquito borne diseases from around the world. one cause is simply travel and trade, global travel and trade is allowed more of these diseases to come into our country. the second is that we've changed the environment in many ways for example, with lyme disease, it's been reforestation which has allowed deer populations to explode. which has caused ticks to also explode in number which has increased the number of lyme disease. and more people live around these deer now where they're at risk the other factor is that our nation is not fully prepared to deal with this onslaught of new diseases we need better tools to control them and we need to strengthen vector control organizations >> is it just a case of more diseases being carried by the same number of bugs? or are there

joining are kimberley watkin and adam hughes who started the karl lyle undercroft.e couldn't quite believe it when we received the invite and, yeah, it's a monumental moment, isn't it? so few people are able to experience like we will be there in the grounds so we are thrilled. >> the thing that i'm really, really excited about is be around the 120 people invited to share story, see what they are doing and to just enjoy it together as part of the community of united kingdom and actually the world as well and i know you're excited to see it. >> elton john will be there. >> oh. we confirm. >> i hope so. >> so i will be there ready for mr. john to appear. >> and we know designer ted baker was kind enough to put your royal guest looks together for you. what else did you do in preparation. >> all sorts of things. once you find out you're going to a wedding, i feed to start running again, i need to start jogging and trim down so i went back to the canals and started running again. face masks last night. kim and i did a face mask to make our skin zingy. >> we had a girlie

academy of pediatricians who look at harmf harmfulness on pregnant women-- >> i know if you cost he will lyle points of entry you will be detained and prosecuted. and i know, 33 are statutorily required to be detained. and we provide them adequate health care. the question is whether or not they have received adequate health care, yes, they do, and it's paid for. if they're coming here and fleeing purse persecution and doaned have adequate care in the shadows, it's my discussion that we have providing care in the detention centers. so is it your intention with ending a program that allowed for presumptive release for pregnant women? >> if you're in your third trimester, you will be released. if you break the law, you will be detained. so when in the third trimester exactly. >> when it begins. >> at the beginning of the third trimester. >> yes, ma'am. >> and is there a directive that went out? >> yes. >> would you provide the committee with a copy. >> it's the same policy, the only thing now they are no longer exempting classes of people from the law. if you break the law, you will be prosecut

will say the things have changed with regard to the to middle east in last 17 years, now we see an in lyleample. you see crown prince saying we want to live like normal people letting women drive, et cetera, thoughts on that do you believe that? >> well i think, i know i had the opportunity to meet with crown prince several times i think he has a vision about when he wants to take saudi arabia for the future, i give him a lot of credit for wanting to take it the right direction, it is no the going to be easy, saudi arabia has a long history there are a lot of people who issue voluntary have had in power there people involved in power a real challenge we should support minimum in terms of of the direction he wants to take that country. >> in addition to that they are allies dealing with threats from iran isis syria, i think it is important to develop a strong coalition made up of saudi arabia, uae other moderate arab countries, israel turkey, allies, we need to fuel that kind of coalition. >> do we have a relationship with turkey that you believe in there are questions about -- >> lots of q

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you know our lyle we saw. bobby short but bobby short successor really i don't know who bobby short is yeah he's a horndog are ok well this is the so you got to go to the second half much more coming your way now bobby short the son of charlie munger so i refer to. don't go away. ministry's police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that doesn't want a boy just wants. to just dump was on the guns. would says that you know these are going into the suits and most of them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't. that is such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that to thank all of us who put us in that song because softness of these missiles is still missiles the only one the will still be going to. miss you all do this. with. the us this is. the host i get on with the all business stopped in there was listing of all the fun is up and describes in t