so what happened first is, is, was in moma ps1. so it's not it's i mean, this is a lot of people here, so don't shout at once though. but but who was actually seen the book? so it's only one person. so it's hard to have a conversation about a about an art object and talk about it in abstract. and you can't actually see it. who's familiar with a print? what a print is. now, i wasn't familiar with what a print was, and so it was a learning process for me. and i learned a lot when we we were working on this. titus is doing etchings and i won't ask you who's familiar with the etching is i'll just say it it is it's like drawing on piece of sheer plastic with a really sharp pencil and like sharp blade. and then later what you do is you. you wipe the plate with ink and then the ink settles into the crevices, and then you put it down on a sheet of paper and you use some one of those things that you flattened. so it. but this one has like 300 pieces, something, but you basically transfer the lines from the from the plate to the page. and it

so what happened first is, is, was in moma ps1. so it's not it's i mean, this is a lot of people here, so don't shout at once though. but but who was actually seen the book? so it's only one person. so it's hard to have a conversation about a about an art object and talk about it in abstract. and you can't actually see it. who's familiar with a print? what a print is. now, i wasn't familiar with what a print was, and so it was a learning process for me. and i learned a lot when we we were working on this. titus is doing etchings and i won't ask you who's familiar with the etching is i'll just say it it is it's like drawing on piece of sheer plastic with a really sharp pencil and like sharp blade. and then later what you do is you. you wipe the plate with ink and then the ink settles into the crevices, and then you put it down on a sheet of paper and you use some one of those things that you flattened. so it. but this one has like 300 pieces, something, but you basically transfer the lines from the from the plate to the page. and it

their 1st ever ruled got metal no matter the outcome against english, spans kept in old the card. moma struck the 1st blow and the 29th minute caught him on that drill that passed mary hertz giving letter on the lead at the break. spain had the chance to double their lead after england's kira was what's called for handle. the video assistant referee, took a while to decide to call, but eventually awarded the penalty spans jennifer her most stepped up with mary made to say keeping england in the match. england had to choose to level in the waiting seconds of stoppage time. put the ball, went straight into the arms of spain's goalkeeper. it cuts a cold with the se, spain, when the women's woke up for the 1st time in their history. now dw sports correspondent, tom gateway is in city, and he offered his take on the spines victory for the 1st time in the history of women's football. spain have been crowned champions of the world when these tournament go on the way in early july. so you consider them to be genuine content is by august $32.00 teams who are here in australia and new zealand, c

i'm going to call your attention to moma part of that book. that we can.ion.ea not just in so we see justice. with this country. we are an example to the world and we cannot allow to destroy that mantra. they're likely to heal. apparently to be here with you here today. i am not disrespecting him. [laughter] clicks thank you sir if i could just add for the students, doctor king's the last from jail to write on. he wrote that most amazing letter and the margins of the papers he was collecting. the message is so powerful. the knowledge is that ranchers to make sure it's really one. i thank you for being here today. ♪ american history tv is saturdays on cspan2. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. librarian of congress carla hayden hosts the conversation marking president truman's executive order 9981 prohibiting discrimination in the u.s. military. also president biden tells a former president executive order and accomplishments for minorities and the truman civil rights symposium. at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian h.

and i said lucy, allow me to so those people, my son from the bank dropping up nigeria and moma and metal cargo, along with the amount of demo growth from you. and be sure to probably consult itself. so it looks like they've some kind of movement on the diplomatic side, probably leading for a break through. nothing has been discussed or nothing has been taken from the official side as to whether this was a, there was a breakthrough or what the meeting was all about. and i didn't officials have refused to confirm whether or not this is an official delegation, but they are quiet about it. they told you 0 that it is probably part of on one of each other who is not authorized to come and say it is part of the times to resolve . because if in the chair i'm incomplete without resorting to the use of force, it was still a hit on al jazeera. people with learning disabilities are killed in a holiday camp on fire and from prism a chrome describes what happens is a tragedy. the hell are there is the lodge, the cloud free picture across australia at the moment with lots of fine, dry and sunny weather

and i said lucy, allow me to so those people, my son from the bank dropping up nigeria and moma and metal cargo, along with a metal demo group from you and be sure to probably consult itself. so it looks like they've some kind of movement on the diplomatic side. probably leading club break through. uh, nothing has been discussed or nothing has been taken from the official side as to whether this was a, there was a breakthrough or what the meeting was all about. and i didn't officials have refused to confirm whether or not this is an official delegation, but they are quiet about it. they pulled out you 0. that is probably part of on one of each other who is not authorized to come and said it is part of the times to resolve. because if in the share i'm incomplete without resorting to the use of force, a tie, personal break here. and i'll just say right, when we come back, staving criticism of the indian government assembling of the ethnic findings and money for, for no confidence voting and praying for rain. farmers in the midwest, united states struggle to us to be a trout. what could it m

. >> a bexar wanted by california fish and wildlife has been caught this 500 pound moma. black bear is designated 64 f but in the streets, she and other large bears go by a different hank, the tank has good reputation, a celebrity status gained by an action packed run of mischief, california department of fish and wildlife saying that through dna evidence left behind various homes, it believes the 64 f is responsible for no less than 21 confirmed home break-ins this year. and last year, peter tear up cdfw spokesperson. unfortunately, we've several bears. >> alike. this big numbers off the charge in terms of the property damage home invasions. i'm this was. represented a public safety risk some point, chasm in alone recently per capture also included her 3 cubs. now will be taken to an animal sanctuary in colorado with her cubs staying in northern california at a wildlife rescue in sonoma county. the hope is that someday they can head back into the wild, a happier ending than a previous notion of euthanizing the mama bear. i don't want to bear to be put down there's a natu

decided at 34 years old that it was time learn how to skateboard so i went to the skite park where momaow to shred. watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everyone welcome become to another kat tries things today i'm going to try skateboarding and hopefully at the very least not end up in the hospital ages eight and up that's me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all right. so kat have you skated before? >> no. >> okay well you're going to learn today are you comfortable with me holding your hand? >> yes this i am comfortable with this i'm not. make sure when you push you don't lean back you want to kind of keep our weight on our front foot. okay you've got it. here we go. let's do it. good job. >> yeah. good. ♪ ♪ yeah. >> whew. am i the oldest person you have ever done this with? >> no i've had people in their 60s -- >> so i'll push for real. >> and you've got it. let's do it. >> push -- pivot. yeah. >> got it pivot shoulder point your toes down. yeah. whew. so you're already going this way. you see that? shoulder and step forward. shoulder, yeah. that was a good one. >> that was a goods one. relax your shoulder right and then j

. >> a bexar wanted by california fish and wildlife has been caught this 500 pound moma. black bear is designated 64 f but in the streets, she and other large bears go by a hank. the tank has good reputation, a celebrity status gained by an action packed run of mischief, california department of fish and wildlife saying that through dna evidence left behind various homes, it believes the 64 f is responsible for no less than 21 confirmed home break-ins this year. and last year, peter tear up cdfw spokesperson. unfortunately, we've had asked several bears. >> a like this. this because there's often charge in terms of the property damage home invasions. i'm this was. represented a public safety risk some point. kazen middle own recently per capture also included her 3 cubs. now will be taken to an animal sanctuary in colorado with her cubs staying in northern california at a wildlife rescue in sonoma county. the hope is that someday they can head back into the wild, a happier ending than a previous notion of euthanizing the mama bear. i don't want to bear to be put down ther

. >> a bexar wanted by california fish and wildlife has been caught this 500 pound moma. black bear is designated 64 f but in the streets, she and other large bears go by a different hank, the tank has good reputation, a celebrity status gained by an action packed run of mischief, california department of fish and wildlife saying that through dna evidence left behind various homes, it believes the 64 f is responsible for no less than 21 confirmed home break-ins this year. and last year, peter tear up cdfw spokesperson. unfortunately, we've several bears. >> alike. this this big numbers off the charge in terms of the property home invasions. she do. this was. presented a public safety risk some point. kazen middle own recently capture also included her 3 cubs. now will be taken to an animal sanctuary in colorado with her cub staying in northern california at a wildlife rescue in sonoma county. the hope is that someday they can head back into the wild, a happier ending than a previous notion of euthanizing the mama bear. i don't want to bear to be put down there's a natural

jones and have to ask you all to send in a written response or something at moma's have at the rightime. mr. jones comment to you you made a couple references i think essentially military action. i think was the way you phrased it. need more authority and more tools beyond the law enforcement was one and then your last answer you gave a few minutes ago you mentioned explicitly waiting to have the military get involved in pushback against the cartels. i will pause for this answer. what exactly do you have in mind on that front? >> yes, sir. what i'm talking about is the tools of national power here is what i mean by that. our system by design as you know is a former prosecutor it was very slow it's exactly how we want under fourth amendment protects on the ask you to cut to the chase and down to minute half. what exactly croissants military involvements very. >> of the operate beyond the investigative model what is allows us to do his or her assets of the money really time versus working to your cases. it allows us to limit them mobility globally around the world, just to mexico you c