polish performa meat indoor skydiving maia could since go. and road runner taking a stylistic toy in a wooden french i call. we start our journey in switzerland as a remarkable hotel to swiss on tests decided to strip down their holiday home to the bat minimum the so-called zero star hotel is comprised of a bed and well that's really it apart from a wonderful view of the alps it's a chance to detox from all things digital. that the peak near gone to an in switzerland and twelve hundred meters above sea level two artists have set up a bid. the walls and roof are absent. the hotel with no stars was dreamed up by twin brothers frank and patrick franklin by motional to get us into something the interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people look they don't sort of. forget wallpaper the scenery around this bed is the draw for visitors from all over the world. this is designed this is built and opened up shop and it's been

maia trying downside of the wind tunnel too and completely without professional coaching in town every week day she's in school until three then she trains or has media appointments on weekends she often travels to competitions there's no time any more financial perceives. i do miss it sometimes but i think what i'm doing is self worth it so. my kitchens because performances in the wind tunnel up followed the world over she has numerous online fans. indoors kind of living is a fairly new sport the scene is small and maya wants to reach the top she combat defeat. goes up what i ask of those that come out i get you know every setback is like a little tragedy i always need a few hours to motivate her again and to make it clear to her that this isn't the end of the world it is though. i took second place in the indoor skydiving world championship in twenty seventeen but her ranking isn't have the main interest i wanna try to gravitate more dynamic type of flying i want to be able to show really beautiful moves but at the same time mix them up with like super dynamic. yes it's just you know

you will hear from scott simpson , maia berry, and catherine or sport, the director of shoulder to shoulder campaign. when they get appear, i will begin. is dedicatedliance to protecting fate and freedom. we take as our mission championing true religious freedom. especially individual rights, and unitinglicies diverse voices to challenge extremism and build common ground here in the united states. we are concerned with the domestic agenda, but the integrity of the united states policy depends on united dates domestic policy. it is especially when we seek to uphold and protect and defend the constitution, necessary that we keep a concerned vocus on those who take that oath. case, thely, in our rights of the first amendment. to that end, interfaith alliance has questions that we would like to see asked of mr. pompeo in his confirmation hearing as he -- ford for this radical this critical position. so many issues speak to the role of muslims and islam, that we to offeras critical this briefing. some will be a look for advocates. and from the allies perspective at shoulder to shoulder. you will

[laughter] >> let me ask maia, because you're about to go out to the world and talk about your book, so far, does the process match what you thought was going to happen? do you feel we did right by you? you can be honest, you are talking in front of friends. do you feel like you've been published. >> yes. it was a very exciting process. it's taken twice as long as i thought it would take, it's been much harder than i expected, i've been a newspaper reporter for a dozen years. one of the mistakes you don't want to make is writing a 300 page new engine newspaper article. it's easy to fall in that trap. they were very helpful in helping me figure out how to structure something and build on something to make it a real argument and the real narrative. i've really enjoyed just having creative control over my work. >> there's other journalists in the audience have written other books and maybe you all had a similar experience, one of the hardest things for me was i was used to writing 500 words or a thousand, 2000, even longer magazine length pieces in which you could still remember what yo

chief justice maia please the court i really do just have a last you point unless the owners have additional questions justice breyer to respond in more detail to your question how the waiver process works, the state state department does publish the waiver process on the website but it is applied automatically by the consular offices that when somebody applies for a visa they first determine whether the person is otherwise admissible if they are inadmissible you don't even get to the proclamation. for those who are not inadmissible under other parts of 1182 then they turn the proclamation that is the subject and if you are than it never applies. if you are not subject to the exception send the officer turns to the waiver provision and applies the criteria so it does get applied in every single cas case. >> the waiver is built over issues that i am not familiar enough with the details of that case to tell you what happened in that particular case, but. >> you have read the briefs as have i. the list of ten or 15 years the cerebral palsy then there is another brief those who are professors an

i'll get to that in maia minute there are about five things that explain why stocks in general have had volatility. we'll start out with multiples we've had many people today, david rosenberg included, talking about it's easy to understand what's going on this year we'r lowering the multiples what can affect them maybe momentum when they're plowing through a field like it's dry hey and there's lots of fire around. in reverse, the multiples become the big discussion because absence the magic of the fairy dust, the math seems to get more important as everybody tries to find their gps. listen, i can tell you this. i'm sure the multiple argument is a good one. especially tryingi into explain behavior but in the end, this economy has a lot of hidden treasures. the tax cuts seem to have been part of that but yet, as they filtered through and really deliver, that's in the chapters ah head debt and deficits. a sub text would be supply to me, we can say multiples are a big issue for stock, but the emotional investment we have in interest rates is tied to debt, deficit and hence supply why do i s

materials from the maia angelou -- maya angelou film and theater collection. this is from the first film she appeared in as a performer, "calypso heat wave" from 1957. there was a calypso craze sweeping the nation. and is her on the poster, she is listed on the cast list. in also did a record album which she sang a song called "ms. calypso," in coordination with that. choose 29 when she appeared in the film. that was the beginning of her -- she was 29 when she appeared in the film. that was the beginning of her film career. she worked as an actor, singer, and dancer, and had worked on scripts and worked as a producer, also. this is one of the first full scripts she wrote. this is a movie called "georgia starring diana sands. wrote the script, and these are some of the manuscript pages, her beginnings of writing that script. a lots famous for doing of her first drafts on yellow legal pages, she really liked to write everything out a longhand -- out in longhand. in 1970 she published her first memoir, "i know why the caged bird sings." it was a huge success and