peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - coleman hughes, welcome to "firing line." - it a pleasure to be here. - you are a writer, a podcaster, a musician, and you have recently written a book, "the end of race politics: arguments for a colorblind america." the concept of a colorblind america is often misunderstood. when you say, "a colorblind america," what do you mean? - so when i say, "a colorblind america," i mean, you're white, i'm black and hispanic, but i'm gonna try to treat you without regard to your race, and i'm gonna ask you to treat me without regard to my race, to the extent that we can. and we're both gonna ask the government to never treat us differently with regard to our race. and wherever the state has an interest in helping disadvantaged people, we ask that you do that on the basis of class and socioeconomics, not on the ba

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coronel, the fair-weather foundation, peter and mary calico, the best and robin l curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt defined for his strategic innovation. corporate funding is provided by stevens inc. and by pfizer inc. >>> re wallick, welcome to firing line. >> thank you for having me. x you are an author, a futurist, the founder of an initiative that focuses on the future of humanity. what is a futurist? >> there is a common misconception, whichis a futurist products tomorrow, what is going to happen. look, people have been doing this for centuries, so we kind of think about tomorrow, but a professional working futurist like myself, we don't protect the future, we study megatrends, where almost anthropologists from tomorrow looking backwards. so, megatrend is something like the demographics or population or climate change, things that have been happening for decades and will unfurl for decades, then we look at hothose megatrends will impact us in the years to come, and from that, we start to develop the story's, scenarios, and from that

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know the extent of who was involved the menu is mckenna and thank you for being with us. us secretary of state thompson, a blinking is ramping up the pressure on her mouth to accept the seats via offer from israel. lincoln described the terms is extraordinarily generous during his visit to saudi arabia. is bath talks with gulf states officials as possible. the new push to secure a truce between israel and some of which carried out the october. the 7th attacks lincoln says a ceasefire is the best way to relieve the humanitarian crisis and gone. so how must delegation is also due to mesa, gyptian officials in cairo, the tooks aimed at securing an agreement. speaking in the saudi capital blinking said he hopes on us will accept the deal as a major effort has been made um, over the last couple of months to get to that ceasefire to get the hostages out. and right now, as you said, uh, mazda has before to proposal, that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of guys and a cease fire is the most. they

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they're meeting at sierra college in rockland after a full tour of their mckenna tron ix department at the community college this morning. riley carroll reports. >> today first partner, jennifer siebel newsom and members of the governor's counsel for career education were able to come to sierra college and see the students working firsthand with real world technology learning quite literally how to build the future of california. >> so building the stem pipeline through programs like this. and this what tier colleges doing needs to be replicated across the state. the megatron ix degree at sierra college combines the hands and the brain creating a job training program that translates into well paying careers across the state that learning durable future-proof in very human skills. so they're learning collaboration, problem solving. >> the you interpersonal relationships that learning teamwork. a tour of the vast were coming out of the mecca. tron ix programs included conversations with students achieving big things in the automotive, mechanical and manufacturing >> and time with the fir

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find new mckenna since this is the purpose of the report, which is here. you sign up quick with us as your arabic, i wanted to ask about the portion that has to do with education and the curriculum . because you know, as you know, under law has generation after generation have gradually to the palestinian refugees through on the schools and they've went on to be successful. people under domains. so have you looked at the curriculum under curriculum and specific schools, like the citations that you have in your report? have you or any of your team been able to look at specific examples? where did you say, you know, there has been insight into bottles and so on and so forth. the show the answer would be yes, indeed of calls. we've done extensive research. this is not a new issue, as you know, it has been on for the guys know the improvements that are the best selling of the textbooks. and i must mention that we'd be mostly concentrating on this issue and what's happening and you know, guys on the west bank, we couldn't go to celia, but i'm sure that'd be ple

next eco, india looks at the grace of the circular economy, which is based on recycling menu hips. mckenna, thanks so much for watching dw, and have a lovely day. the india digital waste is a massive problem, landfills r f. and frank as the light speed increased, consumer advocates wants to take action while they still can. they are promoting a movement called the right to repair. i'm here in delhi, there is back to figure out how all of this is going to fail. it's equal to india, d w. that's been kind of how the woman but i'm not a man either. the 3rd option or anything else is lemme just don't have a genders. robin has fair to become the domestic surrounding family and friends react to the change. and the partner not a man notable in age and in 16 minute hold on www. the how many platforms can you handle single attain usually without having the feeling that is just too much you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern man, because if we do too much, we paid it all wrong. we messed things up, risking brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage hum

the 9th 2 on for abraham toro hernandez who hits it out to right center goes over the head of ryan mckenna incomes, brent walker rucker and we are tied at 2. they're still playing in the 9th. tied at 2. will have the final for you tonight at 10 in the nba playoffs are was a game. 3 matinee between the bucs and the pacers who lead the series 2 to one and are looking for more. but khris middleton said not so fast. pacers pacers up 11, 2 up to 108 with 6.9 seconds left bucks inbound. finally get it to middleton who connects on a tough fade away. 3 pointer. 1.4 seconds left. we headed over time giannis liking it in ot were tied at one 15. the shot clock running out for the patients. but aaron smith, aaron, nee smith hits the 3 to put the pacers out. back, come the bucks and it's middleton again, this time banking in the straight on 3 pointer and we're tied at one. 18 was 6.7 seconds left. pacers have the ball and tyrese haliburton with the crazy drive gets shot fall. plus the foul with only 1.4 left bucks lasted shot clanks off the rim. the pacers win one 21, 2018 in ot and they take a 3 games

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[laughter] >> dana: teddy tarlov mckenna. i want to make sure i have it right.1 inches long. adorable photos. she met her big sister clio and they had a wonderful time. these are such beautiful pictures. that's my favorite picture. i think it's so great. congratulations to you. enjoy your time with your baby. we can't wait to meet her and then to have you back. also, perino on politics with brian brenberg on the economy and tax day. brian brenberg such a crowd favorite. jesse, you are next. jet jet rupert murdoch attended the gala to celebrate achievements in science and math. charitable foundation is dedicated to advancing knowledge of scientific and technological innovations to improve people's lives. other notable people attending, what's known as the oscars of science include robert downy jr. kim kardashian and a elon musk. >> i think we should celebrate breakthroughs in technology because they help make life better for people. >> jesse: breakthrough prize presents $3 million in prize money in the fields of life sciences, fundamental physics and mathematics.

mckenna grace. >> she's spectacular. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> carrie coon. >> jimmy: carrie coon. >>ani. >> he's really -- he's really funny. he's a really funny guy. >> yeah, he really is, yeah. >> patton oswalt who is also -- >> patton oswalt is really funny too. >> jimmy: this is a lot of people. >> it's a lot of people. logan kim. >> he's funny. >> celeste o'connor. james acaster. bill atherton. >> that guy's really funny. acaster is how he says his name. >> acaster, oh my bad. >> he doesn't say his last name much. he goes by jimmy. >> i didn't get his last name. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone does. >> and bill atherton, who was [ bleep ]-less in the first movie is [ bleep ]-less in this one too. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: typecast. he's typecast. carrie coon was on the show the other day. and she was saying that when she put on the pro -- proton pack that she was kind of nervous because she didn't know how to act with the pack and how do you act because -- with all these special effects. and you guys were nice enough to bring an actual proton pack here to the show. [ c

we'll be asking the writer and serious swiftie, cat mckenna. good evening.ibrate the chances of wider conflict in this precarious world, and where is the most danger? this weekend the us house of representatives will likely make a decision on the long stalled multi—billion pound package of military aid for ukraine, for israel. and also for the indo—pacific region, including taiwan. of course, threats and warnings abound. and ahead of the us vote, ukraine's prime minister's warned that if ukraine loses the conflict with russia, there will be a third world war. and as for a wider conflagration in the middle east? iran has said there will be no immediate retaliation to israel's limited overnight strike on the birthday of iran's supreme leader. but there is no sign of a breakthrough in negotiations over gaza and the israeli hostages, and qatar's prime minister has threatened to withdraw from qatar's role as a mediator in seeming frustration at the way his country has been treated by other parties to the negotiations. here's joe inwood. nearly $61 billion for ukr

i looked at my kids today, they're 19 and 18, colton and mckenna, and think they're so spiritually soundo intelligent. the level of maturity today got through hardship came from a number of things. and and and one of them was gratitude, you know? even in our worst days we had a roof over our head and food to eat. not everybody has that. we have our hands and our feet. not everybody has that. we know plenty of veterans who would wish for that back, right in so, yeah, we have our prayers for bears book, and it's based on bailey the bear has a really hard day. and the gratitude doesn't erase the hard, but it balances it. so it's a book to hopefully encourage people of all ages, readers and the children hearing it, to build this foundation of gratitude even when it's hard. pete: i want to ask you just how did you build -- was it practical talking about those things? how do you build that spirit of gratitude considering what your kids and your family went through? it's an amazing message. it's -- it can be hard for people to apply. >> you know, i really appreciate you recognizing that it is t

mark mckenna. it should be a tenner. the cost. yeah, it's a rip off. it should be a tenner. you could get your passport embossed with lord of the rings. >> i was like, what? >> i was like, what? >> i was comparing it to another piece printing . piece of printing. >> it doesn't you into >> it doesn't get you into middle or anything like that. >> well, if i can go and see the hobbit. >> but what off. >> but what a rip off. i >> but what a rip off. i >> my nomination the echr , >> my nomination is the echr, andifs >> my nomination is the echr, and it's for forcing more climate change nonsense on us. it's going to cost us money. and you know, they are dictating our lives. yeah. >> again, another big contender that i isn't we did that i think, isn't it? we did a lot on that at the top of the 9:00 hour. if you're watching us onune 9:00 hour. if you're watching us online or you rewind on your online or you got rewind on your telly whatever you're doing telly or whatever you're doing it, the top of it, do go back, watch the top of the 9 pm. i was asking if it's right should right th

. >> welcome back to breakfast now, professional psychotherapist helen villiers and katie mckenna havenks to their smash hit podcast, insight exposing narcissism. >> yeah, the life changing advice has so far drawn a following of more than a million across social media platforms and they've been apparently inundated with clients whose mental wellbeing has been affected by previous, often toxic relationships. well, we're delighted to be us this morning because we seem to be sat so far. >> i know it's very unlike us, actually. well, i'm delighted to say that helen and katie join us now. so good to see you both. i recognise you both actually from social media, which just goes to show what a massive following you both must have , helen, let's you both must have, helen, let's start with you. this is a smash hit podcast, 1 million followers across all your social media. why do you think it has been so popular? >> well, i think it's about the fact that so many people can relate to this, whether they are having a relationship with a parent or whether it's a relationship with a colleague or a fr