. >> moses whitaker: he is just happy all the time. >> alfonsi: his parents, moses and may whitaker,oses whitaker: he was playing "twinkle, twinkle, little star." but he was playing it with both hands. matt was playing the chords and the melody of the song at the same-- >> alfonsi: had he had a lesson at this point? >> moses whitaker: he hadn't had a lesson or anything. and he was three years old. so my question was, "okay, who showed him how to do that? somebody had to show matthew how to-- how to play this song." and nobody showed him. >> alfonsi: matthew whitaker was born at 24 weeks. he weighed one pound 11 ounces. his parents were told he had less than a 50% chance of survival. one of the many complications he faced was retinopathy of prematurity, a disease which can lead to blindness. >> may whitaker: i think at the time, i-- i didn't think he was going to make it. so, it was, you know, just-- just very scary. >> alfonsi: may and moses whitaker watched helplessly as matthew braved 11 surgeries to try and save his sight. after two anxious years, they decided they didn't want mat

people like to refer to the bible --let's go to moses. moses was an israelite, but he was raised in egypt on the highest level. when he found out who he was, he walked away because of dignity. the people for hundreds of years prayed it to be delivered from their oppressor. weas black as they call us, -- black americans as they call us, we wanted to be accepted by our oppressor. that is not going to happen. this is capitalism. the rich use ignorance to control. me thatoliceman told the police were there to protect the rich. that is their main function. they will always keep us on the bottom. that is why there was a burning of black wall street. risewill not allow us to because poor whites need someone to look down on. guest: i understand the point. i have been around for a long time. i grew up in washington dc, which was a real apartheid town when i was young. two implied that black people mpy that blacko i people have come nowhere since 1619time, let alone since does not seem true. say that there are not butlems in that regard, when i was

. >> reporter: called mose, italian for moses, like in the old testament, parting the sea, keeping the adriatic from swallowing its crown jewel. for centuries water protected venice from invaders, until it became the invader itself. these floodgates are only thing standing between the exquisite and extinction. worst flooding in more than 50 years, catastrophe in city whose life blood is its beauty. tragedy this time averted. >> every day more or less, flood. >> reporter: like a suit of armor, yet with chinks. takes excruciating 48 hours to activate. and workshops like paulo's ore-likes for 26 years. doesn't take much for water to come in here. >> reporter: no, just a few inches away, just like the global climate crisis. says this environmental scientist. >> venice is the canary in the mine for other places that need to make very radical choices about how to survive in the future. >> reporter: for now that radical choice it working in venice lowline places in the u.s. should be paying attention. >> you're watching "cbs overnight news." up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all nigh

and the film "wattstax" culminate with the appearance of black moses, isaac hayes himself.watch the film. jesse jackson starts with his chant of, i am somebody, i am somebody, but the moment isaac hayes is introduced, jesse jackson removes his hat, and he is about to fan boy out. jesse jackson has forgotten the purpose why he is there and has become a devotee of the black moses in that moment. it is a wonderful thing to see. so "wattstax" represents a film -- all which peaks with the arrival of the mothership. george clinton and parliament funkadelic is the pinnacle of this topic, creative black freedom in the post civil rights era culminate with parliament funkadelic. parliament funkadelic and its creator, george clinton, a former dj influenced by jimi hendrix, sly and the family stone, miles davis, a dj who plays alice cooper and genesis, prague -- prog rock. influenced by science fiction and humor and comic books, represents funk without boundaries, black music as performance art. yeah, it's ridiculous. it's afro-futurism, that's the term it introduces. afro futurism. bl

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governors more like moses, let's go this way, but as a senator you are more like a parade the route,etake recruit the marchers, pick the music, pick the drum major in go off the road. as governor, as i look back 40 years, was recruiting the auto industry. we had no auto industry in tennessee. but we were the most centrally located state with a right to work law. every state north of us did not have one. when nissan was looking for where to put its manufacturing plant, now the largest in north america, they came to tennessee. and then general motors put its largest plant, now the largest in the world, it came to tennessee. then we improved the roads and a thousandt suppliers have come to tennessee. so we have had republican and democratic governors who have and hadogether opportunities. and states and family incomes have gone straight up as a result of the arrival of the auto industry. >> you said being governor is like moses, being senator is like parade coordinator, so what is it like being a cabinet education secretary? sen. alexander: that is a good question. it depends on your preside

now, a governor is more like moses, let's go this way. but as a senator, you are more like a party organizer where you -- parade organizer where you pick the route, recruit the drum majorick the and then march up the road. but my thing as governor was recruiting the auto industry. we had no auto industry in tennessee, but were a centrally-located state with a right to work law. every state north of us didn't have one. nissan was looking for a place to put its manufacturing plant, now largest in north america, and it came to tennessee. and general motors now put the largest plant in the world in tennessee. and today, suppliers have come -- and then we improve the roads, and today about 1000 suppliers have come to to tennessee. we have had a series of republican and democratic governors who worked together, handed off opportunities, and state's family incomes have gone straight up as a result of the arrival of the auto industry. greta: you said being a senator is like being parade -- being governor is like moses, a senator is like parade co

people like to refer to the bible --let's go to moses.es was an israelite, but he was raised in egypt on the highest level. when he found out who he was, he walked away because of dignity. the people for hundreds of years prayed it to be delivered from their oppressor. weas black as they call us, -- black americans as they call us, we wanted to be accepted by our oppressor. that is not going to happen. this is capitalism. the rich use ignorance to control. me thatoliceman told the police were there to protect the rich. that is their main function. they will always keep us on the bottom. that is why there was a burning of black wall street. risewill not allow us to because poor whites need someone to look down on. guest: i understand the point. i have been around for a long time. i grew up in washington dc, which was a real apartheid town when i was young. two implied that black people mpy that blacko i people have come nowhere since 1619time, let alone since does not seem true. say that there are not butlems in that regard, when i was you

with social distancing in broke both francis holds a scaled back service in the vatican as easily as moses new restrictions of the one thing. i asked. to see one to welcome to the program autumn and soften certainty britain and the european union have finally struck an agreement on a protest breaks it a trade deal its implementation will mock big changes the u.k. and e.u. will form 2 separate markets and free movement between the 2 will and now both sides patched up their differences at the 11th hour which a virtual crisis as the end of the transition period approached. much of the british press hailed it as briggs morris the deal itself more important than the details after months of missed deadlines in terms talks the prime minister tried to reset the e.u. you can't relationship. i think this deal means a new stability and a new certainty in what has sometimes been a fractious and difficult relationship we will be your friend your ally your support or and indeed never let it be forgotten you will number one market. on the streets of london there was relief at the end of the ordeal. i thi

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it reminds people of the story of moses. it's very similar because luke was echoing that story. so, these of course my very first one. the first people to die unwillingly. so, they weren't saying this is my faith in him going to die for. they are completely innocent yet suffered because of one man's jealousy and anger. and in this time, in our world we have a lot of innocence. we have a lot of children who don't have what they need. so it is to reflect on that. >> i think in the palestinian context, they had their guys and others. child sacrifice was a part of the pagan religions that preceded them. so, the children do seem to get it. that's unfortunate. >> it is a tyrant seeking to eliminate. >> exactly. >> and then the three kings. we get that piece later. >> you keep saying that. i have to correct you. we always say that. but you know, they had had three guests. so, people have said that there were three. but, i just like to say the wiseman. >> ra. wiseman from the east. >> that's right. astronomers. gentiles. of great learning. >> the first gentiles. they had the shoppers. t

. >> i just want the second one, doctor moses is saying in senator carper, your point. >> go ahead. >> what worked before has learned from it, something like a task force in the strategies for covid-19, some of them can be applied to the alzheimer's problem and just as doctor moses said there are ways to accelerate therapeutic drug development and bring more targets and more intervention into therapeutic trail development, this is one of numbers and trying to get enough treatments going in parallel that we increase the odds for finding highly effective treatments more quickly and the urgency that was applied to covid-19 in the coronation that was applied in the massive amount of support and fiscal resources that were applied have directly led to that acceleration we've seen the centerfield with increasing the budget of nih in scientific understanding in the past five years in fantastic changes that have occurred, research but i think we can continue to push this forward with the covid-19 urgency and make differences in alzheimer's therapeutic trial. >> i think one big area is industry

develop a strategy and persuade half the people you are running but the governor's job is more like moses who said let's go this way. the senator's job is more like a parade organizer. you pick the roots, select the music, pick the drum major and then march in the middle of a parade and hope it doesn't run off the road more than half a dozen times. i love the traditions of the senate. the hard marble floors, the elaborate courtesies, bury black's prayers, scratching my name behind howard baker and fred thompson's name. i made a lot of friendships. my best friendship began at a softball game between senator powers of texas and senator baker in the summer of 1967 with a 21-year-old smith college graduate named honey slid into first base wearing red shorts. i was not only surprised but captivated and 18 months later we were married and for 52 years she has been an unselfish wife, caring mother, advocate for families and children especially her own. in 1969 as the leader mentioned senator baker said to me you are to get to know that smart young legislative assistant, that smart young legislat

for the god of moses on the folks on the electoral. vote 2 for him and the ballots and other. thing if they ever get in i guess go ahead because. it was heaven not going to get a. miners were blocked from joining the final rally about. how you don't know about is that it wasn't on the. other love of the game in. these contradictions within the indigenous movement appeared to be the real test in the back. row book wasn't this kind of on militant minds mr mcconnell was forced to take 30 days to reach the destination. or that he took a one car was speeding up to make it to the rally in time folks have yes. because the. final act of these elections is about to be. the people get out to vote despite the movement's contradictions and the fia instilled by the by mimicking the violence. would they give the precedence back to the indigenous movement. we had to wait for election day. we don't feel that this. is good enough for the leader. of the party's headquarters he said that he'd waited for the results by checking the vote count through the party's own monitoring system. really lets

the governor's job is more like moses. you say let's go this way. the senator's job, if you want to get something done, is more like a parade organizer. you pick the route, you recruit the marchers, you select the music. you even pick the drum majors sometimes. and then you march in the middle ed of parade and hope it doesn't run off the road more than a half dozen times. i love the traditions of the senate, the hard marble floors, elaborate courtesies, barry black's prayers, scratching my name besides howard baker and fred thompson's name in this desk drawer. i made a lot of friendships in the senate. my best friend began at a softball game between senator john tower's staff of texas and senator baker's staff in 1967 when a 21-year-old smith college graduate named honey slid into first base wearing red shorts. i was not only surprised, but captivated. and 18 months later we were married. and for 52 years she has been an unselfish and caring wife, mother, campaigner, advocate for parents and children, especially her own. in 1969, as the leader menti

with the governor's job is more like moses . said let's go this way. in t senator's job if you want lito get somhing done is more like a parade organizer. you pick the route and you select the music and even picked the drum majorometimes the new march in the middle of the parade hope it doesn't run off of the road more than a half a dozen times on the way to where it's going to created the love the traditions of the senate. hard marble floors come the elaborate courtesies. scratching my name beside our baker on this desk drawer. lot of friendships in the senate.endships in my best friend to begin is a softball game between senator johnsontaff of texas and senator biggerstaff in the summer of 1967. when a 21 -year-old smith colleg graduate cayman to 31 base weari red shorts. he slid into 31 base . [laughter]. i was utterly surprised the captivated. in 18 months later, we were married. and for 52 years, she is an unselfish and caring wife and mother and cpaigner advocate for families andhildren especially her own. in 1959, as a leader mentioned. senator

because so, it was like moses parting the water. the first lady is here, so she can attest, they were hitting me. i'm not sure why. in all seriousness, i actually thought ... cause this is like a game. the security part is, it's a dangerous game. we are maintaining -- the prize. we have the president. i actually thought today was the day. because i was the only foreign security allowed inside and i thought today was the day that they were hitting me and no one's ever done that before. and i was yelling, get your hands off me. what do you doing? i'm right handed, so my weapons on my right hand, and that's where they were hitting me. it was really confusing, and then the doors were closing. which was definitely a concern. so, as i pushed my way up the stairs, the president and the first lady heard the commotion. they heard the yelling. my chilean counterpart actually try to help, but the others were not abiding and they form this wall. and then the president, like i said like moses, came in part of the waters. again, as he said, not o

people like to refer to the bible --let's go to moses.es was an israelite, but he was raised in egypt on the highest level. when he found out who he was, he walked away because of dignity. the people for hundreds of years prayed it to be delivered from their oppressor. weas black as they call us, -- black americans as they call us, we wanted to be accepted by our oppressor. that is not going to happen. this is capitalism. the rich use ignorance to control. me thatoliceman told the police were there to protect the rich. that is their main function. they will always keep us on the bottom. that is why there was a burning of black wall street. risewill not allow us to because poor whites need someone to look down on. guest: i understand the point. i have been around for a long time. i grew up in washington dc, which was a real apartheid town when i was young. two implied that black people mpy that blacko i people have come nowhere since 1619time, let alone since does not seem true. say that there are not butlems in that regard, when i was you

orders, including wood, the regional parts, they will be closing the campground, it takes a victor moses a clock, we have a complete list of our website, ktvu.com, and our free ktvu news app. >>> parts of southern california have also been placed on a strict lockdown because of the spiking coronavirus cases, icu capacity has dropped below 15%, triggering the new shutdown order from the governor's office.>>> president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani has tested positive for the coronavirus and is now in the hospital, the former new york mayor has traveled extensively to battleground states in recent days and weeks, representing the president and dozens of election lawsuits. on numerous occasions he has met with local officials for hours at a time without wearing a mask. president trump confirmed his positive test in a tweet today and wished him a speedy recovery.>>> the uk is set to begin coronavirus vaccinations on tuesday, researchers approved the pfizer vaccine, the first shots given to people over the age of 80, frontline healthcare workers and nursing home residents, the viru

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that god no longer speaks to people directly as he did to abraham or on the end to mount sinai to moses. in the 17th century they feel that anyone that thinks they heard the word of god directly is a danger and a blasphamer. and this is what is going to happen as more and more people believe they have access to the holy spirit. for reformed christians, what is the nature of god? it is god the father, thes son, and the holy spirit. and they control everything. this is a pre-scientific people. the riding of the sun, the coming of the moon, is all the holy spirit ordering it. there is no natural law. so when a fellow looks and says without you all chaos comes again, that is the most por if iing thing unimaginable. it means going back to before creation, before the ordering of the world by god. and that is potential for all of these people at any moment. the holy spirit can withdraw itself from company and everything return to chaos. and they're going to be very quickly confronted by people who believe that the holy spirit is in dwelling. during the period of the english civil wars that hap

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mcsally's two years or my three, senator gardner's six, senator alexander's 18, or if you are since moses was in the -- our time here is short, there is not anybody in -- on this floor right now who is not thinking about their time they were sworn in and said it was just like yesterday because it was. our time is short, of a limited duration and we have got to act like that. we have got to make sure that every day we are moving. it has been a realization of a long-held dream. i have so many to think. -- thank. all myrner who is here, campaigns and my late friend perkins, an amazing family, my bride louise, my rock. my two boys, carson and toistopher who have wanted kill both me and louise since they have been living at home during the pandemic. and then my daughter, courtney and her husband in the two beautiful girls our granddaughters that are still the stars in my sky. i am grateful to each of you, my colleagues, and all that you have helped me. i am grateful to an amazing staff and i'm not going to go all the way through, they have been true rock stars. i am going to enter something in

moses said the relationship so the point is that the data allowed for the best minds on congress to tackle some of these really important questions in new and interesting ways. in addition to many of the taboos that other scholars build their own and make it a rich volume including molly reynolds looking at long-term and staffing with vital statistics from congress and those from the university of colorado and with that legislative authorization and members ability and looking at the set of congressional reform in the past as we move on. and the legislation is possible given the current state of congressional capacity. so overall this book together covers every angle that we could and i think leaders and reformers and members of congress themselves stand alone a lot as i did working with kevin and all contributors. we hope you learn something from it as well. >> thank you very much to all three of you and how the book came to be. will put a couple of questions she we are already starting to get a fair amount of those watching i will make sure you get those also and we will dig deeper. i wi

so, moses williams his free man of color who works in the museum with peele assists with william rush, the leading sculptor in philadelphia. he's the one who will sculpt the missing pieces. so, if we take a really close look at this scapula here you can see the bottom lobe, you can actually see the wood grain. there is a peg smack in the middle. pieced into this larger curved bone. so, when you start paying close attention you will begin to see the pegs that hold the skeleton together p the lower parts of the ribs which did not survive. they are dovetailed in. the bottoms are wood capped in metal. the upper part of the cranium is soft, like a baby skull, all throughout the mammoth life because if it were a solid bone, it would be too heavy for the mammoth to lift. they do not tend to survive excavation but peele was able to find in a different dig the top of the skull. rather than mix-and-match in good modern scientific authenticity he kept his digs separate and made the copies he needed in order to complete this. the tusks came out of the marle pit and crumble because of the acidity

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. >>> my name is moses obeniah, amidst this challenging year being an african-american and my fatherd dry cleaning to the immediate family members of front line responders. commission in such a crazy time? >> well, i remember a year ago when i started as the president of the european commission, the world was completely different. the corona crisis was unprecedented for all of us, and yes, as a medical doctor i might have had some advantages in understanding the dynamics and the challenges of the pandemic, but having said that, for me there is no doubt this double crisis, it is a double crisis, the health and the economic crisis of unprecedented scale is definitely the biggest challenge in my life and you can only be prepared to a certain extent to deal with a crisis like this. >> another big agenda for yours has been to encourage the adoption of the so-called european green deal. can you tell us about what that is and why you think it's important? >> well, plain and simply because time is up. climate change is a crisis that threatens the ability of mankind to live on this planet. as

longer speaks to people directly as he did with abraham, or as he did on the side of mount sinai to mosesin the 17th century, they feel anyone who thinks that have heard the word of god directly is a danger and a blasphemer and needs to be objected from the community. this is exactly what will start happening to them as more and more people up here in new england believing they have direct access to the holy spirit . for reformed christians in new england, what is the nature of the god? a triune god, the father, the sun, and the holy spirit. the holy spirit controls everything. this is a prescientific period people, and for them, the rising of the sun, the coming of the moon, the changing of the tides is all the holy spirit ordering it at every moment, there is no natural law. atwhen a fellow looks desdemona and says "without you, all chaos comes again," for an elizabethan, that is the most horrifying thing imaginable, because going back to before creation, before the ordering of the world by god, that is potential for all of these people at any moment. the holy spirit can withdraw itself

constitution of the separation of powers, all of the things they got from moses, the ultimate lawgiverwhether or not you are a believer, you bought into the idea of america and what it stood for. i think that today, what is missing is that people have reached a point where there is such -- it is all about me. it is all about what benefits my group. there is no sense there is something bigger than all of us as individuals and we have to come together to achieve anything but to be united as a nation and build a nation, it cannot be about me and what benefits my individual group or family. i have to give up something for the good of everyone, for the common good. we've lost sense of that. dr. loconte: absolutely splendid point, dr. swain. think about it, the pilgrims in that boat, they cannot afford tribalism. it would literally destroy them as a community. there is no margin of error. there is no rule for tribalism. they are cooked if they go that route. maybe that is where the issue of conscience dug down. i completely agree. i studied the work of john locke carefully, and john locke co

or if you like pat lay he said to moses.ghter] our time here is short, there is not anybody who is not thinking about their time that they were sworn in and said it was like yesterday becauseho it was, our time is short and it's a limited duration and we've got to act like that and we've got to make sure that every day we are moving, it's been a realization of a long dream and i got so many to think and doug turner who was here joe trippi on my campaigns and my late friend perkins, my amazing family, louise, my rock, my two boys carson and christopher who have wanted to kill me in the weeds since they have been living at home during the pandemic. but incredibly supportive and then my daughter courtney and her husband brett and their two beautiful girls, our granddaughters that are the stars in my sky, i am grateful to each of you my colleagues and all that you have helped me, i'm grateful to an amazing staff and e-marketing go all the way through, they have been true rock stars and i'm going to enter something into the recor

he in the post-cold war he was at his best and the mose compelssive and got himself into some troublead hard time getting out of. >> peter, i'd like you pick up on that. there was one line i wrote down, about baker, in the end when you were write bought how much he wanted to be seen as a diplomat, working on the book, but i'm quiting he was of all a fixer. no matter how much he tried to break out of that straight jacket but a fixer who shaped world events. it -- george is saying, james baker was in some respects more like kissinger but there was a difference. >> that's right. bakers likes kissinger in the sense they took on the big thursday. baker was not -- decide not thick east timor was worth his time and was very calculating in that sense but not like kissinger in the didn't heal a great world strategy, geopolitical view of things. he was a fixer, lawyer who knew how to negotiate, political operative who knew how to get legislation through or campaign leader who could negotiate the base with the other team. and the great downfall of his life, the thing that crushed him he most is

separation of powers, all of the things that they got from moses, the ultimate law giver, whether or not you were a believer, you bought into the idea of america and what it stood for. and i think that today what is missing is that people have reached the point where it's all about me. it's all about what benefits my group. there's no sense that there's something bigger than all of us as individuals and that we have too come together to achieve anything but to be united as a nation. to build a nation, it can't be about me and what benefits my individual growth. i have to give up something for the good of the common good. we have lost sense of that. >> that's absolutely splendid point. think about it. the pilgrims in that boat, they can't afford tribalism. it would literally destroy them as a community. there's just no margin of error for that. there's no room for tribalism. they are cooked if they go that route. and maybe that's where this issue of conscience i completely agree with you. i have studied the work of john lock pretty carefully and john lock who comes after these guys is

just shoved it in his pocket and decided what he was going to do instead was the famous episode of moses's going down the river past the thing. on, politicians from illinois came for a visit. grant is off to the side hearing this conversation going on. what they are basically saying -- rather,man sherman admitted that grant had come up with a successful plan that it was his idea, i told him not to do it, but i still think what he did was right and we won this battle and he is responsible for it. gen. petraeus: and he certainly was. that propelled him east ultimately. into sherman had interesting families as well, sherman hadnt and interesting families as well. how were they aided by their family?for dr. marszalek: sherman had the more important family. who is anther intriguing man -- he is not afraid to speak his mind. when grant becomes president he wants a grant to take care of some of his buddies back home. you have the situation where grant's father is very outspoken. sherman's father dies when he is nine years old, but he goes into lives with his foster father up the hill in lancaster

much work he had to do to realize mlk's dream, and he said the mlk generation, he referred to as the mosesation, have "gotten us 90% of the way they are." and i thought that was reasonable. especially given the fact tucker that about five years ago there was a fox opinion poll that fous believed there is a possibility elvis is alive. i called at the elvis factor. take into consideration elvis factor, a tiny amount of americans would not vote for a black president. 2007 gallup poll, hillary clinton, barack obama, mitt romney, john mccain, you never vote for a female, vote for a mormon, 72 age of entering office? referring to john mccain. 5% of americans said they would never vote for a black person, 11% they would never vote for a female. 24% said they would never vote for a mormon. 42% of americans said they would not vote for somebody who would be 72 years old when he became president. obama had a less disadvantaged than these three white people, so can we knock it off? and back in 1997, "time" magazine and cnn, two left-wing organizations, it a massive survey of black jeans and white tea

it is not so founding fathers on a tablet given to moses.he get owl of jail free card keeping him out of jail is from this fight between these two felons. >> it is a mazing. this era has been so toxic. but the '60s and '70s keep coming like hold my beer. we'll show you crazy. you're great, rachel. what an incredible book. congratulations on "bag man". >> and no one could read my book. and still ahead on our reidout holiday special. joe scarborough joins me next. stay right there. h joins me nex. stay right there [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> in his new book saving freedom, truman the cold war, joe scarborough details the way that the truman doctrine has shaped the f