over here we have the medal of honor that was awarded to an aviator by the name of archibald mathies. he had no formal training. he was aboard the b-17 ten horsepower in february 1944 when hit by flack and the pilot was killed. mathies and a couple other crew members tried to land the plane even though he was not a pilot and had no formal training in this. the pilot was wounded and mathies is going to have the rest of the crew bail out and attempted to land the plane in england but crashed upon landing, killing himself and the pilot aboard. and for his heroism where he could have bailed before and left the wounded pilot but he didn't, he is awarded the medal of honor. what we have in this case is wreckage from first lieutenant hamilton's p-47 which crashed in july 1944 in france. agustus hamilton actually was set to go home. his bags were packed. he had a wife and newborn child. but his unit then requested a volunteer to do one last mission. he went up and is going to find himself under severe attack by a bunch of german 190 aircraft and he is shot down and killed. his remains were no

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i think one of the mathy that independent investigation into the use police use of . the government as i. think. to that. investigation. stay with us let's hear what the chairman of the independent police complaints council anthony neo had decided about the outcome. you have seen from the protests which originally were police or. generated into violent protests using weapons of all kinds in fact against police and others property was destroyed and this was a situation that a police force was. in their face when situation of course they have to enforce law and they have to protect the girls. and that is the situation that we have in hong kong the words of anthony neo there the chairman of the independent police complaints council cherry you saw the protests with your own eyes do these words and more broadly the findings match your experience. well. i actually. situation i have seen protests at spring break through i have seen them throwing has broken arms i have seen i think. prophecies and i think shots or infrastructure on the street that i have also seen in many cas

$450.00 euros a month but rather as an example of how the mafia can make a mockery of the state of the mathy has an impressive economic capacity and they can wait wait for was for small business owners to run into financial trouble so they turn to them for assistance for loans italian suffer greatly we have to consider that the money the mafia takes from the state's coffins means less money goes to citizens public services become poorer assistance for the needy becomes limited. we live in a context where in spite of a targeted inefficient approach by the police in the legal system it's not always easy to prevent organized crime and how it's ingrained in the southern territories the risk posed by the massive becomes greater and more real if the state's response is not fast and effective enough if the state doesn't provide the needy with subsidies and support that it's inevitable that criminal syndicates will continue to take advantage of. what is coming up after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sport that's les

and sammy davis said, look -- he was in that johnny mathis era of people who said literally, i don't have any providence to make statements about this. i sing, i dance, i act. and the world got too much with him until harry belafonte, in particularly, said you have to come down to selma. he was born in new york. he had never gone south of the mason-dixon line in his life, because he knew what would happen if he did. he had to be dragged kicking and screaming to selma by harry belafonte and martin luther king. there are aspects of politics where -- again, we live in an era with, obviously, a former actor became president, head of the nra, susan sarandon, people like that, gravitate to a political stance easy, comfortably and passionately. but that is not the extensive history of this country at all. those are lines you did not cross. you did it in peril of your entertainment career. >> i think one of the things that muhammad ali did when he was cassius clay, he was fabulously aware of the camera. he would do anything for publicity. he read poetry down at the bitter end, in greenwich v

hello i'm rob mathis and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes burning anger in the u.s. a 2nd day of protests in minneapolis after the death of an unarmed black man in police custody. china's parliament approves national security laws for hong kong despite protests in the financial hub of warnings from the u.s. .

. >> the wears mathis brothers in the conference finals on this day in 2017. >>> the wires went for 30 and they were on their way to a four-game sweep. plenty of baseball history on this day for the city of new york. in 1967 mickey mantle hit the 500th home run of his career at yankee stadium. five years later at shea stadium , three days after being traded willie mays hit the first home run as a met against the visiting giants. and back in the bronx in 1986 the reclamation of dwight goodman was complete. >> he makes the catch, no hitter for dwight goodman. >> after a two-year absence and a drug suspension he pitched the only no hitter of his 16 year career. that's this day in sports.i am joe fonzi. >> thank goodness we have joe fonzi digging up all this material. is still strange to see willie mays and that mets uniform. back to you. >> it's all good stuff to see. we need that. thank you. thank you for joining us tonight. we will be back tonight at 10:00. the news continues on ktvu fox 2 news plus. sheldon, it's not a great time! what do you want? hello to you, too. i'm sorry, but thi

i worked, as brian said, on thomas robert mathis, the otherwise mathusian.original and best, question mark, mathusian. i did the critical edition of the principal population, which the critical editions include later iterations or discussions of a classic text. so i'm really aware of how discussions of population have been very fraught, extremely fraught. it is striking to me that you can now have a conversation with most people about what kind of car they drive. do they have a car? is it a normal car? is it an lelectric car? you know, 20 years ago, a lot of people would have been offended, thinking, well, that's none of your business. they knew where the conversation was going. you can now have a conversation with somebody about that, because climate change is now something that, i think, most reasonable sections of the public think is a problem worth public iteration. you cannot have a conversation with a lot of people about how many children they have. this remains a topic where people are like, no, i'm sorry. that's none of your business. go away. i shut

this is perfect for all of you mathy, sciency, this is a perfect met for the machine doesn't work well with friction, right? he wants to reduce the friction. the more efficient the machine is the better. liberty for the several parts consistent in the best possible assembling and adjustment of them all, he says. and you can see his optimism, even his might i say egoism as a professor. it is humantivit human activiti. he is saying the government's job, quite literally, is to get under the hood and get it reopening right. >> i love this document so much. we get back to machines, right? technology, railroads, it is not an accident. it is enormously fascinating to people see the industrial and social components. here are keywords if you need to come back to them in class. but we will come back to music on thursday. let me move forward. it is an absolute wide range of things. efforts, reforms, causes, that people thought of as progressive campaigns in the early 20th century. conservation movement, which i know some of you are interested in, and certainly ways again, conservation as a kind o

and this is perfect for all you mathy, sciency, mechanically people, right inthis is the perfect metaphor for the way that people think about government and politics in the early 20th century, right? the machine doesn't work well with friction, right? he wants to reduce the friction. the more efficient the machine is, the better. liberty for the several parts would consist in the best possible assembling and adjustment of them all, he says. and you can see his optimism even his might i say egoism as a professor, right? his optimism, human freedom consists in perfect adjustments of human interest and human activities and human energies. because the trouble lies when the machine gets out of order. in other words, he's saying the government's job, quite literally, is to get under the hood and tinker with the machine to get it running right. and here again, we see also from a cultural perspective, right, i love this document so much. we get back to machines. right? technology, railroads, right? it's not an accident that efficiency is a concept that becomes enormously fascinating to people in