you see, jesus in the manger. what i'm trying to convey is a kind of contradiction.d that's being sung than is large. all the images of our tiny baby. >> the great mystery is the tiny child. let's leave it there for this moment take a brief break and be back shortly. we will finish up talking. >>> welcome back to "mosaic". i like to call for slide for this last segment so we can see what's up. basic information. this is, frank, you see his website. go to it. listen to the music, learn about the man very interesting. the other logo is the 16th institute. it's an initiative of the archdiocese to bring beauty and splendor back to the liturgical sacred music and it's for this group frank, as the composer. he's been commissioned to write a mass. thank you, for the slide. >> tell us about the mass that will premiere here in the cathedral december 8th? >> this is an interesting project. it takes me into very new territory as a composer. the inspiration for it is our lady of guadalupe bay and the annual celebration surrounding that this year coincides with the immaculate con

going in me, the finance julius was the con, condo economy economy would have to go in and do the manger gun that the the last year has seen a growing demand for child workers. his factory owners hired cheap labor to cover their financial losses. the children work long hours and sometimes employers skimp on their wages. it will be there. tomorrow, the one gotta go, gotta get up with the world. the doors are me . this entire issue of children being impacted by when we're looking at the see of broken children. mm. ah, if there was ever a time for us to come together to the community as humanity, as especially for our children who are most why little, i think the time is now. if we don't understand this, now, we perhaps as many would never understand what our children need in the raid is underway. done on jay and his team has to move swiftly but carefully for the safety of the children they are fighting to rescue ah, the team's arrival creates a buzz, and wood is getting round that the police are in the neighbourhood with each team set just their targeted locations one child is trying to ge

impression efficient or when the good lord put the lob fusion the water, he didn't say leisure for manger for graham and angel catching me, if you can get along main lobster, fishermen fishing, they're, they're bothering our catch. let's get down and catch some of them before they do. the great joan is really, you know, contributed to the economy on graham and, and then we are contributing more to the provincial and federal coffers in any community. our shy because of the lobster industry. so nobody fished it from canada for years and years and years because it was more lucrative to fish sovereign canadian water. but we're getting no economic benefit to canada to that fetch water that we consider to be ours. so he created a summer fishery. it went from one year we, we've gotten maybe that we've had the band and other years we thought up to $137.00 big difference and hopefully it hopefully stays that way for a while. but most of the attention has been a boat is very high dollar value and everybody wants it. they don't go to get it. they want us to resolve. plus just the average dispute pre

and then you have her successor ger manger who comes in after her and just continues and builds on everything that she's done before is that he brings him all privatization, many more quangos, less government agencies. and then you get tony black coming in in 1097 and he professes, i'm going to change everything. things can only get better and i feel like those people actually felt it, cuz i knew for me growing up in the early ninety's, it was really hard. it was like quite a hostile place. you're walking to school dogs, ibm, 70 people. i shout and racist remarks are you and then you get through to like the late ninety's and we had our own communities. and so we had a refugee day at the school and everyone would come and bring their own dish is after black with the nice that it was, it was these that is funding going to was the just different community initiatives . and you can't, you felt and, but all of that couldn't have happened without the fire. and the anti racism fights from activists throughout the year is good. that the anti racism struggle, that gets us to that point where multicult

kevin alder, is new zeland's metservice s manger of meteorological data services who realised the significanceof their significance until you open them up? significance until you open them up?— them up? that is right. i thought— them up? that is right. i thought they _ them up? that is right. i thought they were - them up? that is right. i thought they were just l them up? that is right. i thought they were just a j them up? that is right. i- thought they were just a couple of records of ships logs. when even at the first page and a faint pencil i could see the words terranova. and i almost fell off my chair because i immediately recognised there is only one ship terranova in the history and that was captain scott's ship. history and that was captain scott's ship-— scott's ship. why is this so exciting? _ scott's ship. why is this so exciting? try _ scott's ship. why is this so exciting? try and - scott's ship. why is this so exciting? try and explain l scott's ship. why is this so j exciting? try and explain a little bit about why this is such a significant find? it details the meteorological

kevin alder, is new zeland's metservice s manger of meteorological data services who realised the significanceogs. when even at the first page and a faint pencil i could see the words terranova. and i almost fell off my chair because i immediately recognised there is only one ship terranova in the history and that was captain scott's ship. why is this so exciting? try and explain a little bit about why this is such a significant find? it details the meteorological observations made on board the ship at a time when there were very few observations around. in 1910 it was to the age of discovery and the fact that the key thing for me was that finding these and realising they had been lost within our archives for years and then suddenly to come to light is just absolutely incredible. the detail of which the recordings have been made, observations every four hours. as the ship journey towards australia because the log that we found is from south africa to melbourne. and he was on board. these sorts of things, as far as i know, they're so hard to find these days. it obviously adds a lot of depth to

since each king has a covid pass, entering the manger doesn't present any issues. times — in 2020, the wise men wore masks and were socially distanced. that's all for now. hello there. after the rather chilly conditions of the last few days, things are going to feel a little bit different as we head towards the weekend. some milder weather in the forecast, but with that quite a lot of cloud feeding in from the west. and for some of us through the weekend there is some wet and windy weather on the way. this warm front has been working its way southwards and eastwards and is introducing more in the way of cloud, but also introducing a westerly wind, so that is bringing a milderfeel. a milder start to friday for many. the coldest conditions down towards the south and the east where the skies have remained clear. and that's where we will see the best of any sunshine through the morning. for many other places there is going to be a lot of cloud. that cloud, at times, producing some spots of light rain and drizzle. especially over high ground in western scotland. we will

they and their manger were pulled out of the tank column. somebody said there's a train stalled up by the tracks and we need to figure out what is going on because there appeared to be individual civilians wandering around the train. the major's name was clarence benjamin from oakland, california. he jumped in the jeep with his driver, had these two tanks, gross's tank follow him on a scouting mission on their way to fight a major battle in the city of magdeburg which would take a couple days later while the final battle was on the yalta river. the redding and the other side, americans pushing through central germany, this train is in the way. so the major pulled up, he stands up in the jeep and snapped a photograph for his after action report and you can see the drama in this photograph. he showed me the photograph and told me i should get a hold of george gross in california, still alive, retired professor, university of san diego, because gross had a camera too that day. there is the photo and the after action report which is buried in th

i assure you the manger, emily system is designed to be horrible. there are no way around it. there's no way to say, well, these are some people that are bad. know, in the major ambulances, them what we have is the designed close to a show that people, i explored cute, says you live or anything at all times. and i was here because to deny someone access to the child. and i don't even want to use faith, but you have killed the child and that was not thing we can do about it. is the highest or is the last one? i don't know what, what degree addition might, that was the least humiliated thing that there's my bed you now down on bay for his son's life and you tell him to his face. that was not. and i can do that. you have to have this done and you get that where we seeds under my junk. got me even. i've got all my cam, maureen, even i've got a dish and doing the incense with martinez t's not in has happened. it tells you to speak to you that depends on what it is in support of what is happening. but more importantly than they drown, police needs to be poorly totally over hold. bec

deal, including major uses, such as poland, canada, ukraine, and south korea. secretaries from that manger economy is agreed to phase out coal power in the 20 thirty's or poor nations will have until the following decade. but some of the biggest consumers of cold is not on the commitment. thank you. to us, china, india, and australia. today, i think we can say that the end of coal is incite the progress we've seen over the past 2 years. would seem like a lofty ambition when we took on the presidency bank in 2019 who to thought back then that today we're able to say that we are choking off international co financing. all that we would see a shift away from domestic co power. the u. s. is among the several major pollutions that did not turn up to the coal pledge, but it's climate. and boy, john kerry told i'm just there, his countries, green agenda is still setting a global example. we are committed to be carbon creek in our power sector by 2035. and the president has committed that we will have only electric vehicles by 2035, no more internal combustion engine. so we're moving ahead, very,

they moved into a newly completed dream home, the house is ridiculous, the manger we treasure today. history uncorked, we give the participant's view of the early nineteenth century social economic political and aesthetic context of the times. when the mention was constructed. we are honored to have doctor carole bucy as the first speaker in our series. doctor carole bucy is a professor of history at volunteer state community college. a phd in history from vanderbilt university, as well as history degrees from baylor university and george peabody college. doctor carole bucy was appointed davidson county, and karl dean. the author tennessee through time, the early years in tennessee through time the later years, these are the social study textbooks currently used out of fifth grade classrooms in numerous schools across tennessee and is also the author of history carved in stone, city, cemetery, the ywca of national. exercising the franchise exercising the body politic believe that women voters and public policy, 1945 to 1964 and several scholarly articles. she served as member of the

in a divided world like ours, solving problems manger going to listen to and to the other side. and to be committed getting to the best answer and not just my answer. that's a big truth i walked out of the office with. >> thank you so much governor for being with us. thank you for sharing your book faithful presence. i want to tell our viewers, thank you for joining us pretty flights get a copy of this book please use the link to do that. it will allow us to continue to make this festival free. also if you want to donate to humanity's tendency please feel free to go to the website. there are ways to do that way. governor thank you so much for your time f coverage of the national book festival. >> hello and welcome to the 2021 library

we force our kids to sing away in a manger to remind them of the reason for the season.ers i've seen you grow up on air. >> i promise we make a big effort to think of the reasons for the season. it is every man and young woman for themselves and you see it in this clip right there. that would have been one of the first ones. there i am. right there, and it is very important to win because you have to make sure santa came and if he did not come, you could holler back, mary and sally, my sisters, just go back to bed. we will try again later. >> rachel: go ahead. >> but that is our main tradition. we've got bad and now that we are older, something that started younger, something we look forward to now that we are older, my mom will always make sure to have all the stuff for me and my sisters to make gingerbread cookies and to decorate them, and there are no professional artists in the doocys family. but it's fun and we can compare and take pictures with our phones now and it is something we will always have and i hope someday i can do with my kids. the stairs, too. >> rache

standard was inferior the idea that if you don't believe that makes you a racist sexist homophobe and manger perspective is where you don't belong not fit for anybody else in the second element is top-down censorship. you have to use the mechanisms of power and we definitely have to shut you up there is evolutionary aggression that is connected that the institutions are responsible to be torn down. so the infusion of all of these things into traditional democratic ideology and now the institutional capture that happened they have to be remade and reset so the idea to be whisked into the cornfield at the notion we have these institutions of power need to fire you or kick you off of facebook or reduce your reach so good and decency may thrive these are aspects of authoritarianism. >> it's fascinating to me cultural memory is soan important anybody who is aware with a blacklisted in hollywood automatically this isin carried through the decades and with this blacklisting as fundamentally un-american and typically used against anyone on the left of what you're describing in the book and what we h

said yesterday that president biden's "build back better" agend which is good because right now that mangerike, our sturdiest building [ laughter ] president biden visited general motors' so called factory zero electric vehicle assembly plant today in michigan and you could tell he was impressed. he kept saying, "so it's fully electric no horses at all?" [ laughter ] jacob chansley, also known as, the qanon shaman from the january capitol insurrection has been sentenced to 41 months in prison apparentlly, it's hard to find a jury of his peers the same day there's a renaissance fair [ laughter ] they announced that the los angeles "staples center" will change its name to the "crypto.com arena. so, look for the lakers to be up by 20, then back down by 40, then up by 10,000, then back to zero [ laughter ] montana senator john tester joked with reporter yesterday that he expects democratic efforts to pass president biden's "build back better" agenda to screw up his holiday plans. well, if it makes you feel any better, you're a democrat in montana. your relatives probably don't want to see you,

i got jobs of stage manger at some place and projectionist. and matched as i went and kept refining i feel like it isn't just about making things that are beautiful and appealing and rich and [inaudible] the way that the films [inaudible] it has to tell a story. >> my name is sumell [inaudible] free lance multimedia produce. my project is [inaudible] mostly oof street photographry with a few portraits. i'm going arounds san francisco and capturing the [inaudible] as we started to do this project i was reading about the decline of african american population in san francisco and i wondered where the remaining population was and what they were doing and how life was for them. >> i wasn't very inspired by school, i wasn't very inspired by continuing to read and write and go to class. i watched a lot of movies and saw a lot of [inaudible] i said that is what i want to do. i had this very feminist [inaudible] and i felt like there was not enough of a womans vision on the stuff that we see, the movies that we make and the beginning of the [inaudible

manger only sent letters to planned parenthood entities, not to any of the other similarly structured entities. i say that because we now learn that there was a list, a hold list of a much larger number of entities that there was concern as to whether they qualified under the affiliation rules. but only planned parenthood received the may 2020 letter, not the other groups that had a similar structure. the letter that was sent out is titled notice of investigation and request for records. this was sent out in may 2020 to 38 planned parenthood entities. the planned parenthood entities responded to these letters. they contested the finding. every flnders entity that -- planned parenthood entity that received correspondence in 2020 contested its findings. the letter is pretty detailed. and what it spells out. it spells out all the reasons why they comply with the affiliation rules and talks all about it, about all the different reasons why they were qualified to receive their funds. and, mr. president, it ends with this line. this is what the planned parenthood responded to the may 2020 l

i got jobs of stage manger at some place and projectionist.ind of mixed and matched as i went and kept refining i feel like it isn't just about making things that are beautiful and appealing and rich and [inaudible] the way that the films [inaudible] it has to tell a story. >> my name is sumell [inaudible] free lance multimedia produce. my project is [inaudible] mostly oof street photographry with a few portraits. i'm going arounds san francisco and capturing the [inaudible] as we started to do this project i was reading about the decline of african american population in san francisco and i wondered where the remaining population was and what they were doing and how life was for them. >> i wasn't very inspired by school, i wasn't very inspired by continuing to read and write and go to class. i watched a lot of movies and saw a lot of [inaudible] i said that is what i want to do. i had this very feminist [inaudible] and i felt like there was not enough of a womans vision on the stuff that we see, the movies that we make and the beginning of th

since each king has a covid pass, entering the manger doesn't present any issues.early 80 years, he worked with some of the biggest names in showbiz and established himself as a household name for generations. he was best known for his role as the team captain on the hit tv you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. with the temperature close to —5 in parts of oxfordshire this morning, it was the coldest night of autumn so far. but this weekend the frost will disappear. it will turn a little bit milder but on the flip side of that, we will see a bit of rain at times. still some dry and bright weather but quite windy, especially saturday night into sunday. gales or severe gales in the northern half of the uk. here we see most of the breeze today here but a gentle breeze for most. after that sunny but frosty start across parts of central and eastern england, most will cloud over. still some sunny spells here and there but cloudiest in north and west scotland with outbreaks of rain. sunniest for longest in the channel islands a

and it was supposed to the start of a new era at newcastle united but new manger eddie howe will missst in charge of newcastle. instead, assistant head coaches jason tindall and graemejones will take charge of the team at st james' park. manchester city's kevin de bruyne, is also missing after he tested positive for covid after returning from international duty with belgium. he'll isolate for 10 days, which means that he'll miss city's next three games, including their key champions league tie with paris saint—germain on wednesday. it's the grand finale of the golf season and rory mcilroy is still in contention at the dp world tour championship. he starts his third round injust a couple of hours' time. a double bogey on the 18th yesterday saw him slip back to nine under par, one shot off the lead. england's sam horsfield, john catlin of the usa and ireland's shane lowry are all on 10 under. it's the season—ending event on the women's tour, too, at the group tour championship in florida. england's georgia hall is tied for fifth, five shots off the lead after the second round. she birdi