martin: yeah.two most common sleep disorders in the united states right now are obstructive sleep apnea, which is a disorder where people have a hard time breathing while they're asleep. and the rates of sleep apnea are very closely parallels. -- very closely parallels rates of people being overweight or obese in the united states, that's a major cause of obstructive sleep apnea. the second most common sleep disorder is insomnia disorder. so that's a condition where people have a hard time sleeping more nights than not, this goes on for months or years. and no matter what they do, in matter how hard they try, they just can't sleep well or sleep enough. john: do you see disparities over these sleep disorders by gender, by race, by socioeconomic status? dr. martin: yeah, there are systematic differences. so obstructive sleep apnea is more common in men than women. and as women get older, it's more common in older women than younger women. insomnia disorder is more common in women than men. and both o

martin luther king jr.. how did you know there would be anything new to say, anything new to add to the public's understanding of his life? >> i began really simply. i knew that there were lots of people around who knew dr. king, people who are still alive. i was interviewing some of them from my muhammad ali book. and i just figured my time would be really well spent traveling the country the next few years, interviewing people who knew martin luther king jr because the time was running short. and once i started doing that, i realized that there were also a lot of new archival documents that had come online. since the last batch of books were written. it had been a good 30 to 40 years since the last big king biographies were written, so i really hit the sweet spot. i had people who knew king still around, and i had a ton of new archival material. so i was off to the races. >> how did dr king's upbringing affect his later activism? jonathan: you know, martin king jr was, of course, he was born mike king. he

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martin _ describe low things. tell us more about that? martin amis - describe low things.l us more - about that? martin amis was someone who was interested in the underbelly of life, criminality, drugs, gambling, failed romances and rather than, i think, gambling, failed romances and rather than, ithink, providing gambling, failed romances and rather than, i think, providing an idealised depiction of life, he tried to show it as it really was, albeit with an often savage comic satirical twist. albeit with an often savage comic satiricaltwist. but albeit with an often savage comic satirical twist. but i don't think it should be purely remembered as a satirist, because he was surprisingly tender. he wrote a superb memoir experienced some very moving passages on the death of his father, kingsley amis. and then wrote very movingly in the wake of the september the 11th attacks as well. as he grew older, the tender side often came to the fore. he certainly didn't shy away from controversial subjects did he? certainly his depiction of some female characters in particular might be

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martin: i'm looking for one opportunity. found over time is those individual opportunities can happen at any time. there is always a unique set of circumstances, a seller who has managed through covid and supply chain issues, world politics and decides enough is enough, i don't think i really care whether i tick the moment there is a recessionary marker on the economy. i'm looking for that opportunity that can come at the right price. my macro view is not much do similar to what other people are saying. i am skeptical they will raise -- lower rates that quickly. they were late to raise them and rosen quickly and probably will be late to lower them too. i work in the been with of the economy to find opportunities. i'm not trying to catch the bottom. ed: while we have you on the macro question, how concerned are you about the possibility of a default that looms large over every conversation? martin: to paraphrase churchill, i think they will find the right solution after exhausting all of the others. i know i am killing that q

martin luther king, jr. in decades. on unredacted yet files as well as the files of the personal aide to president lyndon johnson that shows how he and others partnered with the fbi's surveillance of king in efforts to destroy him led by j edgar hoover. he wrote in an opinion essay that the documents reveal how open johnson was more of an antagonist to king and conspirator with hoover that he has been portrayed for personalizing the fis assault on king, americans cling to a view of history that isolates a few bad actors who oppose the civil rights movement, including hoover, george wallace, and the birmingham linacre bull connor, dave does fail to notice the institutional will organize resistance to change in our society." that is jonathan eig, author of "king: a life." he interviewed more than 200 people, including many who knew king closely like the singer, actor, and activist come the late great harry belafonte. the book has drawn attention for its revelation that king was less critical of malcolm x and previously th

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martin luther king jr..id you know there would be anything new to say, to add to the public's understanding of his life? >> i knew there were lots of people around who knew dr. king. i figured my time would be well spent traveling the country the next few years interviewing people who knew him because of time was running short. i realize there were new archival documents that had come online since the last batch of books had been written. it had been a good 30-40 years. i had people who knew him still around and a ton of new archival material. >> how did dr. king's up for an effective leader activism? upbringing affect his leader activism? >> he was raised in the church where religion was seen as a tool to try to change society. that america had to live up to the words in the bible and the constitution. preachers were really leaving back charge. black preachers had a lot of independence. he learned encourage a black preachers before he went to school. >> there is also the monumental revelation that his famou

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this tile is particularly important to martin kunze.how a glacier has melted in just a few decades. >> that's a central element of the archive -- documenting climate change. because if we don't safely preserve the raw climate observation data, future generations might not understand that climate change took place, and certainly not to what extent. >> the project won't be limited to just tiles. scientists are working with martin kunze on new data storage materials to fit more data on smaller spaces, because there's plenty of demand. even the university of vienna has tiles here. the project "memory of mankind" is to last forever for everyone. lara: spain's countryside has seen populations plunge as people leave their home villages for big cities. it's a phenomenon that's become known as empty spain. in the southeast of the country, the village of peÑa zafra day abaho has all but emptied out. the youth have left the elderly are left behind. it's a bitter pill to s wallow for lusia nicholas, who runs the village. but she's not giving up jus

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this tile is particularly important to martin kunze.how a glacier has melted in just a few decades. >> that's a central element of the archive -- documenting climate change. because if we don't safely preserve the raw climate observation data, future generations might not understand that climate change took place, and certainly not to what extent. >> the project won't be limited to just tiles. scientists are working with martin kunze on new data storage materials to fit more data on smaller spaces, because there's plenty of demand. even the university of vienna has tiles here. the project "memory of mankind" is to last forever for everyone. lara: spain's countryside has seen populations plunge as people leave their home villages for big cities. it's a phenomenon that's become known as empty spain. in the southeast of the country, the village of peÑa zafra day abaho has all but emptied out. the youth have left the elderly are left behind. it's a bitter pill to s wallow for lusia nicholas, who runs the village. but she's not giving up jus

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martin amis readin: everything back. martin amis reading from _ everything back. novel, the l reading from his novel, the state of england, a pitch black comedy about the darker side of england. much of his best work was set in london, signposts ever changing in his opinion, the declining state of our nation. some of another famous author, the king was that make the connection was at times both help and a hindrance. the quality of his writing soon established him as a literary star in his own right and a generation that include some who pay tribute to a unique and instantly recognisable voice. his willingness to take on the big topics and talk at length sometimes got him into trouble. september 11 had to happen. except that make especially after his book the second plane. while his subject matter was dark and beautifully written blackjokes he said old age changed him. he written black jokes he said old age changed him.— age changed him. he came to value life _ age changed him. he came to value life as _ age changed him. he came to value life as much _ age changed

>> it is a year when, after a decade of a civil rights movement that people have associated with martin luther king and had been focused on the fight against discrimination, jim crow, voting rights and so forth that we all remember, there was this young generation of blacks who rose up to question a lot of the goals and also the tactics. it was a year that stokely carmichael took over the student nonviolent coordinating committee from john lewis, the great civil rights icon. it was the year the black panthers were formed in oakland, california. it was also the year when a lot of young black folks said we don't want to be called negros anymore, started wearing afros, the -- dashikis, and the first-year kwanzaa was celebrated. >> why the phrase black power become en vogue? >> the phrase in -- the phrase itself had been popularized by carmichael in a march across mississippi called the narrative march. it was sort of the sequel to the soma march of 1965. and in the middle of this march at a late-night rally, he had been thrown in jail by the local cops for setting up a tent for the marcher

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kennedy's sex life, wiretaps and bugs on martin luther king. there were files cap in his office separate from other files to keep them safe. others said there was another purpose. then he had an extensive file collection called his personal files. those were destroyed. he asked his secretary to destroy them and she did. they were birthday cards and such she says. some think there was other material in there but we do not know. >> he was under seven presidents. what was his relationship with some of them? >> mostly, he was very useful to them and he liked them a lot. the three princes -- presidents that interested me the most were one, franklin roosevelt because it was roosevelt who made the modern fbi. the new -- the fbi turned out to be a new deal alphabet agency. he pushed law enforcement in a big way and pushed hoover into political intelligence during the war. that was fascinating for me. then the last two presidents lyndon johnson and richard nixon were also fascinating because they had very long-term relationships with them. he lived on t

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martin.>> we can certainly do things where people make decisions about property and housing and property disclosures and that should include renters as well. unfortunately we have variable property -- property information across the state. we do have national policies regarding certain things. it includes renters other opportunities and disclosure opportunities when people make those decisions to think about their flood risk as well. >> thank you and thank you mr. chairman. >> of the from florida mr. posey is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. heidrick some have suggested flood insurance must be further rejected. what should have flood insurance premium be based on? why should they be based on anything other than a flood risk? >> i'm sorry congressman the beginning part of that question only heard is why should premiums be based on something other than risks? is there something more to that? >> some are proposing flood insurance premium should be further adjusted to t

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-- point behind aston martin he is 12 points ahead of alonso. >> martin: a good while back to beef up the suspension so they did not drop out of the race with a minor contact. pays a lot of dividends these days. >> david: they really do and smiles all around. alonso returns through the podium for the first time since 2012. dislodged the top of the sparkling wine. and the celebrations calmly. it is time for the national anthems. or normally it is time for national anthems. here in monaco. we will have trophies presented first. prince albert. monaco. presented that first place trophy to max verstappen. [applause] in this decade. here in monaco. will receive the trophy. the medal to be handed out. the fia president these medals -- with the winner's name and the port number to represent whose number at this race is in the history of the world championship. of monaco. presenting the -- to fernando alonso. second-place [cheers and applause] very, very big cheers for estaban ocon for that medal. going to do something. >> martin: yes, much needed >> david: the automobile club. the instructor'

in niigata at the g7 summit martin, great to see you >> reporter: good morning, joumanna and guys.hat's right here at the g7 finance leaders continues. the gdp drop came in at plus 0.1% we have jeremy hunt taking part in the meetings here the uk chancellor and he joins us now chancellor, bgreat to see you. >> pleasure, martin. >> pleasure is ours as well. reaction to the 0.1% gdp print which dropped two hours ago. is that good enough for you to say yes, the uk is back? >> i think the uk is back and those are numbers that no one would have predicted three months ago these are much higher growth projections. the governor of the bank of england said part of the reason was the policies i've introduced and rishi sunak's government introduced in the last few months which restored public stability to public finances and started to tackle the issues we face alongside labor supply. i think we are aware there is still a long way to go we still have inflation that is too high growth is still not as high as we would like it to be when i talked to my fellow finance ministers, we talk about the

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martin and autumn leaves no registered partnership in 2015. they decided that a one to race children, to set up the core logic. how do we wanted the adoption to succeed? lastly, let's be frank, but we didn't really think this would actually become a reality or some concern with that. but when the phone rang the same, i was surprised and we felt well then the parent ready to adopt fields and nervousness tag with fear, unhappiness, i with that phone rang before 2021. it was possible to adopt if one partner applied as a single person. that's so martin became the parent of on dodge no 5 years old. the couple of 2nd child honda was adopted by ad um but then a law came into a fact that effectively band same sex partners from raising children. that's because the prime minister victor or about a family is a union between a man and a woman. nothing else qualifies the government in grain that in the constitution and now wants to make sure no one challenges that call them into behind me approved a new law in april. it would create a framework for people

and what does that do for our understanding of martin luther king today?de and conquer activists, civil rights leaders. so they put a lot of effort into setting up rival seasons, and accentuating them. in this case, the most famous quote that we have from martin luther king is the one you just referred to. how her democratic oratory is bringing nothing more than pain and suffering. and that quote was entirely made up. as i discovered for my book. when i looked at the original transcript of that interview. it was the longest interview that king ever did. it was alex dailey, a black journalist who was writing this for playboy magazine. and when i got the transcript of the interview i found that the quote was not in there at all, king never said that, he said something similar about the nation of islam, but when asked about malcolm x, he actually expressed open minded, as he said i don't believe that i have all the answers. i am not so vague as to think that i am the only one with solutions. and while i don't agree with the calls for violence, i just wish, i

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martin's character doesn't understand that.e the full journey to find out who his son was, and he's living in some measure of regret. so to your point, yes, if your child invites you to fly with them, get on that plane, get on that train, get in that car and go. >> and i mean the real-life story obviously is of your artistic partnership and creative partnership. but the movie i think lets all that pain wash over you, right? of regrets. of the choices you don't make. to see your child as they really are and not the expectations you place on them. he does make the journey, but he makes it without him. i want to play -- i want to play this scene, though, of what happens, martin, when you're on the journey. then i want to talk about the journey itself. >> hey. i'm frank. new york. >> tom. california. nice to meet you, rabbi. >> oh, actually, i'm a priest. >> you can understand my confusion. >> yeah, a lot of people make that mistake. brain cancer. surgery left me with a terrible scar. i wear this yamaka to cover it up. they didn't

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this is martin borman , he was hitler's personal secretary and one of those thanks to whom the powerrer was consolidated . it was borman, on behalf of his leader, who gave permission for mass executions using gas chambers and cremators in the camps death, and then allowed a lynching to be carried out over the downed pilots, and all civilians could deal with the enemies as cruelly as possible. and the police had no right to interfere or punish for congratulating the downed pilots. he is responsible for the death of millions because he ordered the germans to destroy soviet prisoners of war, those who were not shot died immediately in the camps from mockery of hunger, disease and hard work, however , in addition to all the crimes committed by hitler's government and borman, in particular, the next 30 years after the surrender of germany will be of interest to the world another important question is where did martin bormann disappear? his place on the dock during the nuremberg trial remained empty. for centuries , transplants multiplied the headlines. a lot of information was written, an

martin, an autumn leaf and a registered partner shit. in 2015, they decided that a one to race children to set up the core logic. how do we wanted the adoption to succeed? last? let's be frank, but we didn't really think this would actually become a reality. so i'm quite sure to get that set up, but when the phone rang the same i was surprised. and then we felt with any parent ready to adopt feels i know, nervousness tag with fear and happiness. i with that phone rang before 2020. when it was possible to adopt if one partner applied as a single person, that's a martin and became the parent of on the dodge no 5 years old. the couple of 2nd child honda was adopted by adam. but then a law came into a fact that effectively ban same sex partners from raising children. that's because the prime minister, big to, or about a family is a union between a man and a woman. nothing else qualifies the government in grain that in the constitution and now wants to make sure no one challenges that call them and share behind me approved a new law. in april

and martin dougan�*s been putting it to the test on brighton beach.gs some day—to—day challenges. like pushing up and down kerbs, for example. thank you. 0r pushing with an ice cream cone in your hands. please don't fall. there's one obstacle almost all wheelchair users dread — the beach. what may be someone's idea of paradise can be a real nightmare for us wheelchair folk. it's pretty much impossible for my chair to get through these pebbles. but one company has a high—tech solution. cristian and matt both have spinal injuries which left them unable to walk. their company adapt ability combines technologies from chinese company segway—ninebot and new zealand company 0meo technology to create the 0meo. hey, martin. how are you doing? you all right? all good, all good. how are you? i'm brilliant, thank you. i feel quite insignificant as a wheelchair user in front of you right now. these are amazing. it is the world's only hands—free, self—balancing chair. lean in the direction that you choose and that's the direction you'll go. and it's these all—terra