and that is molly holmes adams and i think in the next slide i have a picture of this feathered mantle here that molly holmes adams created around the 1930s, that is actually on display upstairs in the focused exhibit so you can see an example of her original work here which is really amazing so you have a chance definitely go check that out to see the craftsmanship it took to create that. what i want to talk about next is attending the embers phase. the definition i have is emotion of both caretaking and stoking and potent remembering of that which lights our fire and as i mentioned earlier the distinction of political leadership and communal leadership so as we see overtime political leadership dwindled to some extent but the communal leadership maintain a constant. some policy uses that were in place that encouraged the exclusion of women in political leadership even as early as the 1600s native women were left out of government to government meetings whether it was discussing trade, land borders, military alliance or the end of conflict or violence, english settlers would refuse to

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move to the stand alone get ever less in the book on an article, focus on the home and the extended mantle in a record of the child. can you also see now some scribble and of course all of that. the medical amenities as he carries you soon chose boy and i was given a quick look at him when i was calling because going his giddeons holiday land ticket. but i haven't got them yet. not in the most a much better way to go to the new metals. but if you put the best ones that appear on the ah, they don't look at us list those and couple of me who do me says you're close. i don't, i just eat little you, i don't comalla z a z us, england. i don't know where the book is. it was was those elementary. janelle ok, so rules for all true foods this year. my name again is a young of a, you know, even a political for me, what then you will not be and we will not if it's a new one, i grant the and i will love you not by me and i live in the 4th is there is no that any of them could listen able. yeah, go long. yeah, yeah. give me a buzz. you can look in little quickly and see where the book and don't says ar

has been installed so he comments on the mantle in the new room.says he thought it would be premier without the columns. i think tt is kind of funny. the other thing he says when they are standing out on the piazza, he says i it's probably the most charming scene he's ever seen in america. that is a really cool quote we often use. and very fitting for samuel who has traveled so much to be so intrigued by the house itself. this image is one of our very special things w have in our collection. this is called powell coach where there's a whole story behind it there i won't go into great detail. it's one of the only surviving coaches from this. it is in wonderful shape and is a really neat image. they did not own this coach at when they came to mount vernon. but it was pretty cool to imagine pulling up to the manchin and t then coming out and seeing the house for the first time. so with that, after the left and went to westover the came through once more. and of course washington ted had had his two years before he was elected president of the united s

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because there is people will capture torture, kill money bladed i was suppose the commission was his mantle, the brazier was affected. but saying that there is an intelligent, hijacked, the operation. is that not just a way for you to escape responsibility? no, no, no. i'm assuming full responsibility, but in violence i will do it again. i'm not. everyone is able to take the outcome so lightly. we're missing one of the little $4000000.00 play middle most i could always do not lunch. he said, well look, montelongo, but as you today, good ro continue to insist that the opposition never explicitly told him to stop working for them. and he's using life proclaimed money from rand on. meanwhile, president, my party has taken control of the national assembly in the process, removing a plan. glad doors justification for claiming the presidency in my speech, to mark the reopening of that assembly. to no one's surprise, he highlighted once again that failed attempt to unseat him. my son, i don't know, may be the top it, i feel you just have me in 985 for young anti apartheid activists were murdered b

they came back to life was on the mantle for the fireplace is pretty state i pray having to bestow thelessings upon this house and all who will hereafter inhabit it. they none but wise and honorable men ever serve under this roof. and that today is in the white house. think that's part of the great vision of george washington. and his extraordinary efforts. he's political acumen his vision, his creativity and just getting this capitol city founded and built to ensure the survival of our

because the mantle for broadway is on me, not just for my play but for audiences who are going to be from covid with the racial reckoning of george floyd's murder on their minds, we are now reintroducing that topic with this play. >> reporter: a play that will re-ignite broadway and a city's comeback. >> i love these shows. i've seen every single one of these shows. we need all the shows to come back. >> who, when they come to new york city, doesn't want to see a broadway show? come on. >> because we are ♪ movin' on up. >> ♪ movin' on up. >> ♪ we finally got. >> duncan: next on the "cbs weekend news," free spirits. how a photographer is trying to save horses in the wild west. >> duncan: we end tonight in the sage brush grasslands in the foothills of the american west it's where wild horses have roamed for centuries. well, cbs' chip reid introduces us to a woman trying to protect them. >> reporter: mary hone is a long time wildlife photographer but about five years ago it was america's horses who stole her heart. >> the more time you spend with them, the more in love you get with them

he said his actions were aimed at exposing a man slung custody mantle between the facility and the parents of 15 year old. just the in the last year, justine, his mother and father had been disputing her diagnosis by dr. c. a change that from the red blood disorder to a mental condition and forcibly separated the teenage girl from her family. justina was eventually reunited with parents after a public outcry, but mr. golds felt was arrested. is now serving a 10 year term and a so named community management unit. those units were created as part of the war on terror. they were dubbed by the majors. little guantanamo. all communications with outside world are monitored and restricted. the typical inmates include terrorists, those linked piracy, a mafia members, martin got says why claims is placement that staggeringly excessive and highlighted issues. a husband had with the judge hearing the case. i think that's what really set him off. was it marty? expose his conflicts of interest in the case. judge mcdaniel gordon donate to the adoption agency that often partners and has received donation

we will disrupt this mantle and defeat al qaeda. while preventing, i've got to stand from again serving as a base for terrorists, but instead of 2 decades on the u. s. finds itself in the middle of an exodus of truly biblical proportions. the american military has evacuated more than 80000 people in less than 2 weeks as of ghana and crumbled under the advance of the taliban. the gall this scaled and pace is unprecedented. 80000. yet this still swarms of people besieging the airport and bearing the fact that despite all efforts the u. s . withdrawal is still a catastrophic failure, especially to those who spend months and years thousands of miles away from family and friends trying to build an american dream. amid the sounds of ghana and ah ah, when i joined the military, i was pretty ideal as i wanted to go out and served my country right out of high school. i had sent back with my knees and stuff and i kept trying to get into mess and i finally did and i wanted to serve my country and. ready all that stuff, man, i'm 35 years old no

and if that happens, it will not only to the good an explosion, but probably and right a mantle disaster as well. dorothy says that's the bad, but hydrogen parents have been emptied and they have been filled with the water as it precautions. and also all of the stuff have been recreated. also 9 withers or the surrounding areas of the plans have been created as well. now you can hear the helicopters and the water carrying planes are getting the water from the mediterranean sea right over there. and them and put it, dropping it off, and they would have peach and their residential areas close to the power plant and know it is under the control. but it doesn't mean that the danger is far away. it is actually dangerous steve there, as i said, there are still many fires continue, continue at the surrounding areas and anytime they can take the flames again into the power plant and wrestled briefly, please give us a sense as to why the president is coming under intense scrutiny over his handling of this crisis. well, just recently the government has dissolved the management of turkish owner vehi

and if that happens, it will not only trigger an explosion, but probably, and white a mantle disaster as well. well, at a 100 wild size, raging across greece, the major lie on the island of every r has 40 evacuation of hundreds of people. 165 fights is a battling that plays more being flown in from france in other areas. firefights is managed to save archaeological sites, from approaching claims and a major blaze, and the athens is also now been put out zane bus. robbie's in athens, he says the wildfires a spreading and they show no sign of slowing down. indeed, the fires in the north of athens had been put out. but let me show you where we're at. now. we've come back to the north of athens and just earlier today, fires re ignited and from of, from the high ground up here. you can get a sense of how serious and how bad the situation is. right now. what we're looking at down in that valley, just at the base of the party for mountains. that is the area of very bobby, the town there. korea naughty, there are 3 active wildfires there that we know of. we actually saw another one bubbling u

and if that happens, it will not only trigger an explosion, but probably and right a mantle disaster as well. no. staying in the mediterranean, half of europe, more than $100.00 wildfires raging across greece to one of the hardest hit areas that the island of area where many people have been forced to flee, looking for safety, the worst heat wave, and more than 30 years. feeling the flames. there's in basra, be in athens. he says the wildfire showed no sign of slowing down. indeed, the fires in the north of athens had been put out. but let me show you where we're at. now. we've come back to the north of athens and just earlier today, fires re ignited and from of, from the high ground up here. you can get a sense of how serious and how bad the situation is. right now. what we're looking at down in that valley, just at the base of the pony for mountains. that is the area of very bobby, the town there. korea naughty, there are 3 active wildfires there that we know of. we actually saw another one bubbling up along the base of the mountain on the way up. another fire that was emerging and

but i also think — i make the point very strongly — that young people have also to take up the mantleational acclaim some very strong points. if you want to hold the government accountable, you going to need to be inside the government to be able to do it. alright. that's my point. alright. minister kirk humphrey, ashley lashley, thank you both very much indeed. that's all from this edition global questions — climate in the caribbean. thank you to my two panellists and my audience here in bridgetown, barbados, outside the george washington house. from me, zeinab badawi, and the rest of the global questions team, till the next time, goodbye. good evening, a decidedly mixed picture this weekend. we had sunshine in places, rain and others. tonight, we have an area of cloud bring rain. clearer skies for a time in south—east england and also across parts of scotland, allowing temperatures to drop to eight or 9 degrees through the central belts. as we head into tomorrow, you can see this curl of a weather system here, some rain at times, turning cloudy and damp through the day for wales in

then the painting is prominent when it appears in the supreme court in 1877 and then it is above the mantle in the justice robing room people come in and ask about the road. what is jay wearing? and is engraving by currier and ives and with the highest judicial officer in new york swearing in george washington. that jay borrowed this road from livingston but that just doesn't hold any water when you realize that the road is still with us so here is the john jay robe is this is in the smithsonian and it looks very much like what we saw in gilbert stuart's portrait. there are some slight differences the sleeve length is different there is an inner sleeve and an outer peace. the red is faded the white trim is there it is very similar to what we saw on the portrait. this was sent to the core in the 18 eighties. somewhere this robe came from is an academic robe and there is a story it is from the university of eden borough that gave jay an honorary degree but justices were already wearing robes so then coming from the university of dublin and then the harvard robe is one that is the most talked

but i also think — i make the point very strongly — that young people have also to take up the mantlee government. maria got international acclaim making some very strong points. if you want to hold the government accountable, you going to need to be inside the government to be able to do it. alright. that's my point. alright. minister kirk humphrey, ashley lashley, thank you both very much indeed. that's all from this edition of global questions: climate in the caribbean. thank you to my two panellists and my audience here in bridgetown, barbados, outside the george washington house. from me, zeinab badawi, and the rest of the global questions team, till next time, goodbye. hello. it is turning into a very mixed but not particularly dramatic weekend of weather. saturday brought a bit of sunshine, a bit of rain for some. it's a similar mix as we head into sunday. a couple of frontal systems, this curl of a weather front here bringing rain for parts of northern ireland, england and wales at times. this front pushing into northern scotland promises some pretty hefty showers. and in betw

but i also think — i make the point very strongly — that young people have also to take up the mantlemaria got international acclaim some very strong points. if you want to hold the government accountable, you going to need to be inside the government to be able to do it. that's my point. minister kirk humphrey, ashley lashley, thank you both very much indeed. that's all from this edition global questions — climate in the caribbean. thank you to my two panellists and my audience here in bridgetown, barbados, outside the george washington house. from me, zeinab badawi, and the rest of the global questions team, till next time, goodbye. hello. it feels a little like our weather has been sulking so far this week — kind of stuck in a rut of greyness and lingering cloud. it's not in a great hurry to get out of that position through today, either. we did see some sunshine on wednesday across central and eastern england, and i'm hopeful we will see some for at least a time today — this break in the clouds ahead of a weak weather front coming in from the west. so through the morning, some sun

but i also think — i make the point very strongly — that young people have also to take up the mantleational acclaim some very strong points. if you want to hold the government accountable, you going to need to be inside the government to be able to do it. alright. that's my point. alright. minister kirk humphrey, ashley lashley, thank you both very much indeed. that's all from this edition global questions — climate in the caribbean. thank you to my two panellists and my audience here in bridgetown, barbados, outside the george washington house. from me, zeinab badawi, and the rest of the global questions team, till next time, goodbye. hello there. we're looking at a pretty benign week of weather. we've got high—pressure fairly nearby, but a lot of cloud streaming in off the north atlantic, bringing us rather cool and cloudy conditions throughout the week. a little bit of sunshine here and there, but there will also be some patchy rain, too. these weather fronts bringing the patchy rain through this morning. generally, though, we've got this airflow coming in from the north atlantic,

between the two networks and communicates with a lot of awakened protestants and then takes up the mantlef dissenters there is a conscious group of people and will work with that group of people when it serves purposes and he is very active to make sure no bishop comes to the colonies so that parliament will overstep to put a bishop in the colonies and then to end up with those were not that sympathetic to him like edgar stiles who is not in the awakened movement in order to promote the agenda to protect from the anglican bishop this is why the metaphor of scaffolding is so important because then you can see how they come together. >> are they trying to convince each other or is it to achieve all common goals. >> both and. there is money at stake there are great examples of dissenters someone like davies in the history of virginia as the weekend protestant because a presbyterian with the english one —- anglican establishment but when he is fundraising that he and his fellows are careful which words they use at which moment which community are we speaking to? he's also very careful man fun

he writes of the building we now know as the white house, at the end of fdr's life it was a great mantleays i pray having to bestow the best of the blessings upon this house and all who will hereafter inhabite it. may none the wise and honorable men ever serve under this roof. and that today is in the white house and i think that is part of the great vision of george washington and his extraordinary efforts and political acumen, his vision and creativity and just getting this capital city foundedin and built would ensure the survival of the republic. thank you for that and i'd like to thank david. it's ann honor to be on with him and to be part of this wonderful book festival. thank you, everyone. charter is connecting us. charter communications along with these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service. >> middle and high school students your opinion matters. be heard with c-span's student cam video competition. be part of the conversation by creating documentaries that answers the questions how does the federal government impact your life. your five to six minute video

and that is mollie holmes adams and i think in the next site, have a picture of the southern mantle heree holmes adams created this in the 1930s and that is actually on display upstairs in the focused exhibits and please see an example of her original work. it's really amazing. so you have a chance, like a check that out to see all of the craft that it took to create that. it's what i want to talk about next is what i refer to as the inverse phase. the definition that i have is emotion about caretaking and stoking a gentle coaxing and remembering of that which might start fire and so as i mentioned earlier, the distinction of political leadership in communal leadership so as we see over time, political leadership with the women, dwindled to some extent freighted with the communal leadership maintain a constant. and just some policies that were in place that sort of encouraged the exclusion of women in political leadership, even as early as the 16 hundreds, native women were left out of government pleadings whether it was discussing trade land borders, military alliance, or the ending of

at the end of fdr's life at the mantle of one of a the fireplacs he says i pray having to bestow thegs upon this house and all who will hereafter inhabit it. that today is in the white house and part of the great vision of george washington and his extraordinary efforts and acumen and vision and creativity just getting this capital city founded andse built to ensure te survival. it is an honor to be on with dave and to be part of this wonderful book festival. thank you, everyone. i honestly don't remember how long we were in that situation between the time they barricaded the door and when we finally got out. somewhere like 20 minutes. it could have been two hours or five minutes. i have no sense of time whatsoever but i remember when i got off the phone with my kids i felt as though my heart was pounding out of my chest and i felt i was worried i was having a heart attack. i've never had a heart attack but my father has had heart attacks so i was worried about that i don't remember lying on my back but i do remember them taking my hand and telling me everything was going to be okay

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with the on the grounds hall in 1977, to be truly representative of a new south and charlotte, the mantlew south city, this is not the way you do it. >> i think he's one of the more interesting characters, if you want to think in those terms introduced in this book. part of the reason he reminds any of us that these things are noncontroversial, they always were. there was always somebody to speak out against them if people were willing to listen to that. >> i should mention he became charlotte's first black mayor and ran a strong campaign against u.s. senate in 1990. he didn't when that but i think the fact that he was so successful scared people. [laughter] >> for the purposes of our conversation, making his voice an important voice. gosh, looking at my next question and you've kind of already answered it but the time of the centennial has often problems involving that, you don't necessarily die into all about except to say the confederate monument played a big role in some of the problems the messaging of the civil war centennial but did you see more of a pushback putting out more monum

that mantle of the academic or the white coat of a scientist or just a person who loves the sounds of words and sentences. the rhythm and sciences. in the end i decided i cannot choose among those. so i did it altogether. so that is what the book is. it is a mix of science and medicine and a love of language. i know that is strange. but is the only thing i could think of, the only way i could see going forward. in the end to answer your question ed is a book i hope for everybody. >> this is very interesting. and your book you mention you have different perspective. it also corresponds to the three of your personality. one is psychiatry so you as an md. stop by psychiatry. first you say poignant the what is described with a physician and the patients. even in one story, the story is told from the perspective of the patient not from the perspective of the physician. what brought you to psychiatry? at the beginning of your book you say psychiatry was the least specialty i would have selected. even the feel of psychiatry and by contrast to say my early experience with neurosurgery had bee

above all else, they are sort of given the mantle to make sure the vaccine is not only effective butafe. i think they're moving at actually a very quick pace and i hope they do it sooner rather than later, because there are a lot of people waiting for this to be an officially approved vaccine. we need it. >> there are people who are eager to get more shots because they want to be protected as possible. on the other hand, you have people saying when can i get my booster. i know san francisco says people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine can go ahead and get a supplemental pfizer or moderna shot. would you recommend that? >> the data behind that is not 100% conclusive. there has been information that shows getting a booster definitely increases with the johnson & johnson some of your antibodies. would i say that's a good idea? i'm on the fence about that. but i don't think it is going to do any harm. we know the johnson & johnson protects maybe not to the same percentage. really i'm on the fence about that. i don't think it's a horrible idea but i'm on the fence about it. >> is the

he writes a prayer which at the end of d fdr's life was engraved in the mantle under the fireplace hesaid i pray have them bestow the best of blessings on this house and all who will hereafter inhabit it. but none but wise and honorable men ever served under this roof. that today's in the white house. i think that's part of the great vision of george washington and his ecextraordinary efforts, his political acumen, his vision, his creativity and just getting this capitol city founded and built which ensured the survival of our republic. thank you for that. if i could think david an honor to be on with him and to be a part of this wonderful book festival, i thank you everyone. >> weekends on cspan2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday will find events and people on american history tv. on sunday, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. it is television for serious readers. learn, discover, explore, weekends on cspan2. >> good evening everyone. my name is kevin butterfield i'm the executive director of the fred w smith library for the study of george washingt