. >> mike moses. host: was that in response to the new yorker piece with a trying to hide something? you are there for four years. what happened? >> the idea is i would stick with them until they flew the fifth the first rocket powered flight after they built the new spaceship. i knew something was different that would affect the relationship there were some critical junctures on the morning of that flight april 2018 at that point i had not been denied access are told they could not come into a single meeting. i would ask they would say sure. one occasion they were talking about a manpower human resources and said you can listen for context but this is the only meeting you cannot record. that flight happened i was barred injury it was a guy name stephen and borrow. he is i think employee number one. host: what does that mean? [laughter] he came up with this idea he is the guy who would sell the tickets and market the company and focus on the customer experience. he is the guy all the glitz and glamour

hurston's third novel was "moses, men of the mountain," a retelling of the moses story that reconfigured him as a voodoo man. she is drawing upon her anthropology for fiction. she held this to be her most complex novel. the one in which he dared the most, even if it wasn't fully successful. reviews were mixed and it remains neglected compared to the volumes of criticism devoted to the short stories and the first two novels. as suggested by moses, hurston seemed to struggle in her fiction buffet realm of the black working-class south she knew so well. this ultimately led to her departure from lippincott after they rejected her manuscript of "mrs. doctor," which dealt with upper-class african-american existence. with the existence of marjorie rollins, a white writer in florida, hurston was picked up and assigned the famed editor maxwell perkins, who had been so important in shaping the on gilded manuscripts of f scott fitzgerald and thomas wolf. perkins died soon after in 1947. hurston begin productive work on a novel about working-class whites with burroughs mitchell as her editor. hursto

that came from moses. and moses said it came from god. it wasn't western civilization -style families. it was what moses said when he said a man shall leave his father and mother, a woman leave her home, and the two will become one. and then when jesus was asked about marriage and divorce, he quoted moses never batum, -- never by a tum, a man shall -- verbatim, man shall leave his mother and father, a woman shall leave her home. and jesus said, what god has joined together, let no one separate or pull asunder. then later, the apostle paul quoted moses and jesus, knowing all that, when i hear b.l.m. wants to destroy western-style families, they're not western style. they're mosaic. they're from moses. they're from -- as confirmed by jesus. this is the best building block for a society, for a civilization. so naturally if you're going to take us into -- anyone's going to take us into a totalitarian government or orwellian government, i know we don't say big brother anymore, or well called it big brother -- orwell called it big brother, now

like i said, the american dream went up in smoke. >> think about 1920 and july perry and moses normannext version of that. this has been 100 years, and how is this different from what was happening then? joie: today, the land alone would be valued at over $10 million. lawmakers have debated reparations, which descendents believe are long overdue. >> it is impossible to pay descendants of a whole community what they should be owed. it is not impossible to pay them something. joie: reparations may not come in this lifetime, but for families who lost so much, there is value in knowing the truth of what happened, that their ancestors built a community , thrived, and that their legacy survives. for "matter of fact," i'm joie chen. >> coming up, what do you see when you hear the word "disabled"? >> there is no wrong way for bodies to look or move, for brains to work, that none of us are bad or broken or defective. tony here from creditrepair.com, taking to the streets to talk about credit. let's go. is credit repair expensive? isn't having bad credit expensive? my man. get started with a fr

bob moses i give speeches occasionally would pop moses, every one of them me he says i wish every candidate and every debate would begin simply by re-capturing the astonishing breathtaking audacity and optimism of our form of government and every citizens responsibility simply by reciting the first sentence in the constitution. it's very easy when you think what's piled up there from 1787, it's pretty breathtaking. with the people of the united states, in order to find form of more perfect union establish justice, ensure that domestic tranquility provide for the common defense for both the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our prosperity to ordain this constitution this for the united states of america. that's an optimism that falls on every citizen. and nobody, lived up to it better than the movement people in the civil rights era. including jesse and many heroes that are here tonight. to me as a white southerners, who studied this moment now for 35 years, i think there is no greater miracle than that a people i've been denied anything but the whiplash of

it's moses' mooney's job to look after the crews of abandoned ships he took us to one the m.v.t. in on it's more dock an years coast one and a half years ago it on loaded a cargo of construction materials here at the port of mombasa and it's been in this channel ever since waiting for instructions from its lebanese owners that the syrian crew has never came the only way to meet them has by climbing on board. since they can't leave the ship so i will get. this into action that was the last of the missions and there's a. moment. many many stressing like this i was. the ship's crew haven't been paid since months before it was abandoned the port city of mombassa is just there it's only about a kilometer away so close but yet so far for the sailors stuck onboard covert restrictions in immigration rules when they can't go on the land plus if they abandon the ship they risk losing the wages that they're owed in some cases up to 3 years and so they're confined within the decks of the ship which they say i've come to feel like a prison for is a whiny the ship's cook sailed with it to turk

by moses, he says, ships, owners try to push abandoned cruise to their limit. they want to cause a crisis so that they want to get paid out. leave the ship so that they don't pay this a lot about some of the crew that was left to them because life was to continue. i would like to tell me more than for liberty. abandoned cargoes can be a problem too. it was an abandon ships cargo that caused a devastating explosion. lebanon's capital bay route last year. the crew of n v g non hope their ordeal will soon be over. a court in mombasa ordered the ship to be sold in an auction. the owners didn't respond to our request for comment. you stay for nothing, you know, but, but now we some like some light waiting. get that from that good to take one a. we say good buys and leave the crew waiting to whoever won the auction to pay up . and if that happens, delsey be leaving to and finally flying home that thousands more like them around the world. still going know where malcolm web al jazeera mombasa can yeah. and that's i show for this week, but there's more for you online a

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one of the first superexplosive types to see service in korea was the five-inch holy moses.he 11.75 inch tiny tim proved highly effective on bridges and similar large targets. the most recent arrival is the navy 6.5 inch bran. constant activity on these carriers has not dampened the crew men's sense of humor. it is noteworthy that the ram rocket set a speed record for production. from its conference room conception to its appearance in combat, it took only 24 days. aerial missions of the navy and marines often include both strategic and tactical action in the same strike. in the relatively small area of korea, targets of opportunity count heavily. gun cameras record targets of the carrier planes. >> japan, a b-26 raid is in preparation during the week of 6 september. the b-26 is armed with 16 50 caliber machine guns. these guns are electrically operated and a single gunner can bring many of them to bear on the same target at once. the b-26 can carry a 5,000 pound bomb load or five of these 1,000 pounders. with these bombs plus nay palm, plus the heavy fire power of the machi

moses peace be upon him peace be upon him and especially mary, the mother of jesus that god chose to be that best woman that he had ever created. we all come together. remember this activity of the human life. how our hearts aching for the we have that feeling of loss for each and every one of you. your loss is our loss, your families our families. why? because we all come from adam and eve. we are all in single i want to call the come goes to you all. our hearts are aching for you and we god to give you the patience. that patience, that patients that can help you goal through these hard times. peace be upon you. well, said, i want come not a lot. you about the county. responded an incredible way. this horrible tragedy. sot dozens a behavioral health workers helping assist families over the red cross center. >> of course, the county sheriff. ran in immediately. to help the violence. and we're grateful that our county partners are here represented by supervisor. cindy chahed us who represents this area on the sackler city council is also a board member of valley transportation authori

what moses in the world to see who you are but your knowledge should draw you in the possibility was more or less your local culture. but as well. as let me just ask you or put the. resolution was a bit out of your course really missed you but i'm going to sell the. police skillfully. after their sleazy he declares that the earth is full. but the only sure thing. being in the early. time was to just keep going to soon. why nothing new and even then to. see all slew of your booze in the sydney steamy zs next door to being near my feet down the keys to my deeds in your room lead. me and keep the bamboo timey media to the tickle my thinking is all you can but i think he does this when. she says we need to hatch watch it and cheer me with you in equal cooking you can call you can't you at the thought that them. yet they took a queen with them but i'm glad it's give them to me to make change get them least for me a quick. and i ship the group off that you're from a union of 19 that's going to tip toe with the queen of that shit for back with that and that hour through that door chick with

what moses in the world to see where you are but initially your knowledge should draw you in the possibility was more than i see a little bit of. this but as well. as let me just put the. resolution is a bit out of your course really mr ryan let's solve. riskily. oh yeah after watching sleazy he declares that he's the curse is all. but only a show. or the g.m. will be. trying to keep greenlee soon. why nothing i do can you. see all slew of you 1000000000 mooney said misty maisie's next door to being near my feet down the east invades in your room leave the union keep the bambi timey media to the tickle my thinking is all get down but i think. she says that he could hatch watch it and this chimney butcher inequal king you could call it i'm sure to look at them. yet they took a queen with them to put him back which gave them to him this may change get them with the attack with. many a man has an airship a group off the truth a union of 19 that's committed to what the way of that shit for back what that that and what that poor chick with that big yeah shit exactly as you probably chuffed that i

maybe a little bit through awesome moses that inspired me or helped me. i am a voracious reader. this is taking a bit of my time like i cannot wait to get back to crawling in and reading a good book. you should see my bedside table. after next week. she went to karen's hasbrouck it sounds like you're changing careers, yes. i decide to pursue other avenues for your career? did you have to make any sacrifices? spin it well i am leaving a perfectly good job so maybe that's my sacrifice. number one and something's very comfortable group appeal it's truly been my family, my huddle and will still continue to be because i won't be sitting in this office, there was not one thing it was not like a lightning bolt moment or anything like that it was like a show slow crescendo of writing this book were ultimately being around these sorts of women i realize we finish these interviews and so this is my day job remic live interview, live interview, live interview, boom, done, out. i sent the deep end of an interview for an hour with some of these women may be more. and then the tape-recorded wo

who gosh, they go, took a camper van to mark and cycles along the moses river. and nicole for english explored the bavarian out me 1st stop. luca steger takes us to the beautiful natural landscape, northeast of berlin, blah. this is the perfect ah, i'm doing it like many other germans this corona virus, summer. i borrowed a camper, van, and i look forward to breaking the fresh air in the will come on. ah, there are few people and a lot of space about 2 hours drive northeast of berlin fields as far as the i can see, ah, and many lakes in between. your nature, my world. ah, i've just arrived. that's my campsite at the lake. the bossier shows me the way to the parking space. so what now? yes ma'am, was last, you know, mr. steger, i'll walk in front on and you'll drive up there and then back in to ask. oh yeah. yeah, super keep coming. turn a bit to the right to go straight and know that a little to the right. great. you did it done. now i need electricity. and action. what extent are there more people here than in the past years? the government has recommended goin

my 1st vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by those who. remember something as simple as learning how to write a bicep posies and. since i was a little good i wanted to have both by cycle of my home but it took me years to been there. finally they gave up and mentioned buying young bicycles but returned people sewing machines sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice as no i want to reach out to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social goals and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the about of people and i wore them. you're watching news asia coming up today 1st india and now i'm john paul facing a covert surge the worst the country's experienced since the start of the pandemic what is the government doing and what does the country need to turn the tide we'll take a closer look nepal's coby crisis has even reached mt everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights.

we got vega took a camper, van to mark and cycled along the moses river and nicole foolish explored the bavarian out me 1st. steger takes us to the beautiful natural landscape, northeast of berlin law. this is the perfect spot. ah i doing it like many other germans this corona virus, summer i borrowed a can prevent it. i look forward to breaking the fresh air. the ok, ah, there are few people and a lot of space about 2 hours drive northeast of berlin fields as far as the i can see, ah, and many lakes in between. your nature, my world, ah, my just arrived. that's my campsite at the lake. the bossier shows me the way to the parking space. so what now it's not much less even now mr. steger, i'll walk in front on and you'll drive up there and then back in to ask. oh, my yeah, super keep coming. turn a bit to the right. super dooper. go straight on the know that a little to the right. great. you did it done. now i need electricity and action. are there more people here than in the past years? the government has recommended going on vacation in your own country because of the corona virus for

the united states will continue to champion every diplomatic effort that moses closer to that gold israelis impacted palestinians deserve safety and security and should enjoy equal measures of freedom, security, prosperity, and democracy. this requires that all parties return to working in good faith toward the vision, israel and a palestinian state, living side by side in peace, and within, secure, and recognized boarders. i would also encourage everyone participating today to take a hard look at how they are investing in the region. the needs and gaza in particular are immense. we hope the international community will step up to meet the humanitarian needs on the ground. and this must be done in a manner that serves the needs of the palestinian not hum us, which is time and time again fail the palestinian people the human toll of this violence has been heartbreaking. the stories of the families of children who have been killed, of those living with the trauma of surviving are painful. we will never be fight silent in the face of such suffering. we are committed to working in concert with

integrity of the prime minister is and has i mean terribly old fashioned amass a real importance as moses says these things as a reason he did he do the will quite right as good to be a real a chance to say a certain british journalists and suit the world at large that somehow mr johnson has been handed a painting kit virus by the by the elections. i know you're a father a colleague of the prime minister and did of a highly complimentary about the skills as a as a journalist so you know him better than most spotless does and the the sort of man who goes home to doubting state and has a good laugh about the day's events or is a someone who who pours over what might be in there in the social media of the or the next day's headlines is here what they are or is he devil may care on the basis of the chance and i knew the stretch very so when i worked for him as i was his little correspondent and he was the end he said you were in character i mean that is one of the greats redeeming features of the prime minister is that he wasn't over consumed by a sense of personal vendettas or you know what

what are the consequences moses was going to run out by the end of the year what are the consequences of that politically well i think there's a very you know they say there's a tendency almost always 934 and roosevelt was an exception. for the up the party out of power to lose the house of representatives that the the party in presidential power usually wins is the mid term elections are rare exception when it doesn't $934.00 was one because of the total discrediting of the g.o.p. by the great depression and herbert hoover and f.d.r. as. pretty sophisticated public relations and promises in the oh and george w. bush because of 911 and all the sympathy he got in the general energized that typically the other party comes in i would still i would think that that's needed to happen again in a strong possibility also given the fact of the credible job right we're gerrymandering of our house districts in entre there is a bell that came out of the house it's an election reforms you know. that targets gerrymandering who's to do them and also the targets of this racist voter republican voter

but government has a wheel i have to tell you these fantastic and finally i'm going to end with you moses i hope you have a killer point of course i do recall solution is very important the nation building actually stood fast at the nation building and we can do it we can yes i can get solved the economy carly financially the sky's the limit for young people our time is now thank you i really like that point and so that actually brings us to the conclusion of this debate i have to say what a passionate debate the ugandans did not disappoint and you did not disappoint for showing up thank you for watching. we asked the ugandan government to comment on the issues brought up in the debate jacob mayer only was the chairperson of the national youth council got back to us saying and i quote my view is that the participation of young people should be guided by the intentions of long term good governance and formation of synergies that are generational in our pursuit of political influence and space nevertheless it became clear in not a bait that people in uganda are afraid of getting into politi

both, both right. wingers with a taste for public test, the strength the argument was it seems as moses into the fight between these 2 men . i believe it as meetings of resilience. that could be a good government at that moment doing their elections. but i make a very sad mistake. today, never more. we need another kind of government in brazil borders, we'll decide what government they one's next year. when doria is expected to challenge both an arrow for the presidency, the vaccine. and these x will probably be approved by them. it could change everything. if a more now i'm joined by the tell you pastor, not she is a microbiologist and president of the question of science institute, which aims to promote the use of scientific evidence in public policy making process. and it's good to have you on the program science and public policy making . you must have one of the most difficult jobs in the world right now. thank you for having me on the show. when yes i do, we has been challenging enough before to make, but after the fact that kate has, it has really become quite impulsive. both we

as moses. is know. no love. for the word. doesn't know your. arguments lose. her cool i'm sure.his is you don't reduce life or world and replies also and retaliations fighting intensifies between israel and militant groups in gaza dozens or killed in exchanges of heavy fire deadly violence escalates further after weeks of unpressed also coming up several children a teacher are killed in a rare school shooting in russia at least one teenage gunman is in custody plus many of china's parents reckon one thing still better than 2 why the 1st rate is dropping years after the one to.

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but government has a wheel i have to tell you these fantastic and finally i'm going to end with you moses i hope you have a killer point of course i do recall solution is very important in nation building i should use the 1st step in nation building and we can do it we can yes i'm going to solve economically financially the sky's the limit for young people our time is now thank you i really like that point and so that actually brings us to the conclusion of this debate i have to say what passionate debate the ugandans did not disappoint and you did not disappoint for showing up thank you for watching. we asked the ugandan government to comment on the issues brought up in the debate jacob a rule who was the chairperson of the national youth council got back to us saying and i quote my view is that the participation of young people should be guided by the intentions of long term good governance and formation of synergies that are generational in our pursuit of political influence and space nevertheless it became clear and that's people in uganda are afraid of getting into politics because t

jesus, moses, abraham, and mary the mother of jesus.together to remember the sanctity of human life. our hearts ache for the families . we have that feeling of loss for each and every one of you. your loss is our loss. we all come from adam and eve and we are all a single family. our hearts ache for you and we ask god to give you the patient's that can help you go through these hard times. peace be upon you. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the county responded in an incredible way to this horrible tragedy. i saw dozens of behavioral health workers assisting families at the red cross. the county sheriff ran in immediately to stop the violence. and we are grateful that our county partners are here represented by supervisor chavez who represents this area and is a board member of the vta. i would like to ask susan to come forward with me. i can see in the face of so many of you how heartbreaking this is. what a painful night this is for all of us. particularly for the families and friends who lost loved ones and yesterday. it is easy to f

told us this through his prophet muhammad and his previous profits before that, jesus be upon him, mosesraham peace be upon him and especially mary, the mother of jesus that god chose to be the best woman he had ever created. will come together to remember the sanctity of the human life. we have our hearts aching for the families feeling of loss for each and every one of you. your losses our loss. your families are our families. why? because we all come from adam and eve. we are all a single-family. our condolences go to you. our hearts are aching for you. we ask god to give you the patient's -- the patient's -- the patient's to help you go through these hard times. peace be upon you. >> the county responded in an incredible way to this horrible tragedy. we saw dozens of behavioral health workers helping assist families at the red cross ctr. of course, the county sheriff ran and immediately to help violence. we are grateful our county partners are here represented by supervisor cindy chavez who represents this area on the santa clara city council and is also a board member of the valley

>> it is not as though moses came down and said that's how late night comedy's going to be.ebody had to figure it out. >> i found this guy, steve allen. >> he's the first guy to do everything. steve allen had been hosting late night radio show here in los angeles. when you have to fill time on radio, live radio, you have to experiment a lot. steve just interviews people for the whole show. >> what's your name? >> where are you from mr. michigan? >> got bigger laughs interviewing them than he ever had interviewing his guest stars. he had that luxury for experimenting to put the pieces in place that would become the basic grammar of late night television. >> we feel that you definitely belong in radio. >> i think my father was excited but he was anxious. he wrote a memo to pat weaver, the president of nbc, i know you would like me to do more news and weather and sports like the "today" show but i am a comedian. >> from new york city the national broadcasting company presents "tonight" starring steve allen. [ applause ] >> the "tonight" show was live. he didn't have the safety

the way the bible does it is adam and eve and moses you tell the narrative story and that helps explainhe moral issues. >> and others maybe laugh out loud. >> occasionally you have to make sure that people can laugh. it seems hiv is transferred to your children. >> especially when i don't want any of my defendants to ever get aids and george church said that after we were wringing our hands saying they've made an edit. he says i don't see anything wrong with that. i don't see anything wrong with adding a few iq points so they said maybe this isn't so bad and the thing that would be lacking in morality is to not. if we knew that there were no unintended consequences and with the off target mutation, yes, my own ethical thinking changed. over at the street here in new orleans the coronavirus had hit and said wait a minute, why wouldn't we. i've been doing it for a billion years. i don't feel guilty about having this system that protects from virus attacks so yeah that is a really good question. when anybody says we shouldn't be doing this then you have to say why not. >> like we mentioned

i felt it's a cursed in my bones and i long for an opportunity and the power to play the role of moses. to on behalf of my people. so in terms of that and just the poetics of his language and writing helps guide even the pose of his image as we see and he's on the left and we see that experience he also and writes about the experience of the colored orphans asylum in 1861 as we all know that during the time this was burned down and in new york and this battle about black people part of the black tooth that whites were joining the war fighting the war and blacks needed to be a part of this experience and wanted to be a part part of this experience and there was a soldier by the name of james gooding who was prince who was part of who lived in the orphanage in 1846. and so he joined the 54th mass. he wrote also a letter about and books about the experience and he also wrote the experience that he had 48 letters in the new bedford mercury about the war from 1863 to 1864 images here is titled contraband. and here we see the 13th, mass we see women. we see a woman who's pregnant. we see a y

power to play the part of moses on behalf of my people. i suppose this was the wild dream of every child born during slavery, to fight for their freedom and he wrote a book as well. in 1861 a number of soldiers who left for the -- for the war left to families and they were in orphanages andph they had left their children and some grew up in the orphanages such as james henry good. we know stories about the experience because they were whites from the orphanage and we see children whoen had to leave result of this. this is a group that left the plantation, leaving, they were free but not citizens so they were called contraband and we see a pregnant young woman with her armed looped around a young woman and we see a young boy and woman dressed as a nurse and we see the sense of family in a collective moment not in terms of familia but in terms of experience of family. the older woman has a hat and she decided to take the hat off and these are people that are looking into the camera and they believe that they hadoo a futur. and they pose for

moses, peace be month him. abraham, peace be upon him. especially mary, the mother of jesus that god chose to be the best woman that he had ever created. we all come together to remember the sanctity of the human life. we have our hearts aching for the families. we have that feeling of loss for each and every one of you. your loss is our loss. your families are our families. why? because we all come from adam and eve. we are all a single family. our condolences goes to you. our hearts are aching for you. and we ask god toe the ence, thepatience, the patience that can help you go through these hard times. peace be upon you. [ applause ] >> the county responded in an incredible way to this horrible behavioral health workers helping assist families over at the red cross center. of course the county sheriff ran in immediately. to halt the violence. and we're grateful that our county partners are here represented by supervisor cindy chavez, who represents this area on the santa clara city council and is also a board member of the valley transp

chef at her thanks >> and moses and others say. he sacrificed himself to!now there is an active shooter >> reporter: this was the scene of a vigil for senator is say standing on there is one is the but to the victims. >>> the women with large lane spoke with abc news. this couple was married for two decades and will repair to retire next year. >> reporter: if life is like a puzzle, thinking elaine is pulling out business alone. her husband and best friend attorney two years, kills. >> she was ms. larson love of my life wonderful person. going to miss him. i miss him now. so much. this just doesn't seem real. >> reporter: vicki has played the last 24 hours back and forth. the last time she heard her husband's voices tuesday night. >> sick advantage and i was in sacramento. when i heard the news when someone a pitcher went straight to the air. i hope into the last second. >> i 4:54 pm wednesday, she says her world collapsed, lowe's, a lineman for the bta, was killed by a coworker, someone he talked to. >> why he had to shoot him? no. he knew that man, hammers

>> it's not as though moses came down and said that's how it had to be.ebody had to figure that out. >> i found this guy named steve allan. he was the first guy to do everything. everything that's up vative now, it's like it's been done. steve allan has been hosting a late-night radio show here in los angeles. when you have to fill time on radio live radio, you really have to experiment a lot. >> steve just took a hand back out in the audience and interviewed people for the whole show. >> what's your name? >> ed powers. michigan. >> is that a long name? where are you from? >> got bigger laughs interviewing them than he ever lad interviewing his guest stars and thought i found something here. he had that luxury of years of experimenting in radio to put the pieces in place that would become the grammar of late night television. >> got a few wires here. congratulations on your new show. we feel that you dwiply belong in radio. but society to the advancement of television. >> i think my father was excited but i think he was also anxious. he wrote a letter to

but government has a wheel i have to tell you this fantastic and finally i'm going to end with you moses i hope you have a killer point of course i do recall solution is very important the nation building actually is the 1st step in nation building and we can do it we can yes i can get. the economy financially. the sky's the limit for young people time is now thank you i really like that point and so that actually brings us to the conclusion of this debate i have to say what passion it's debates the ugandans did not disappoint and you did not disappoint for showing up thank you for watching. the boy. we asked the ugandan government to comment on the issues brought up in the debate jake obey or only who was the chairperson of the national youth council got back to us saying and i quote my view is that the participation of young people should be guided by the intentions of long term good governance and formation of synergies that are generational in our pursuit of political influence and space nevertheless it became clear in our debate that people in uganda are afraid of getting into polit

it's not as though moses same down and said that's how late-night comedy had to be.omebody had to figure that out. >> found this guy named steve alan. >> steve alan was the first guy to do everything. everything you think is innovative now. it's like, it's been done. >> steve alan had been hosting a late-night radio show here in los angeles. >> when you have to fill time on radio, live radio, you really have to experiment, a lot. >> steve just took a hand mic out into the audience and just interviewed people there for the whole show. >> what is your name, sir? >> fred collins, grand rapids, michigan. >> a rather long name. where are you from, mr. michigan? >> got bigger laughs interviewing them, than he ever had interviewing his usual-guest stars and thought, i found something here. and he had that luxury of years of experimenting in radio. to put the pieces in place, that would become the basic grammar of late-night television. >> we have a few warriors here. congratulations on your new show. we feel like you definitely belong in radio. >> i think my father was exci

so when burgoyne ceases to conquer oga he moses the army at skeens vert which is the southern tip of lake champlain. and he decides to move his big artillery train, and his large large pieces of his logistics train down lake george to lake george where the network is pretty good to head south. and he decides move the rest of the army self. so yet they move through that area but fort william henry plays noop role. >> so we are getting close to the end of our time. i just want to come back to my thoughts about counter insurgencies and the problems and get your reactions. it seems to be a key element to these complex support, the rebellion or revolution or whatever it may be. and how often we get that wrong. and we tend to talk to the people who support america or britainn. and to give an exaggerated account. it always amazed that judge galloway is telling people in london just before yorktown that four out of five americans support the british. and always insisted on that. the situation is fluid, people are changing sides. their modern methods to try to get an opinion poll. even with t

prior to that, we made calls, we sent texts but now mose of us have our phones permanently affectionedt all times and according to some studies 14% of americans admit to having their smartphone in the shower with them so we have these devices that are tracking our location with precision in real time and apps sharing data, all of these new technologies have benefits and promises, all of them bring is entertainment, convenience. there's a lot of things to love about it. but also it's really hard, as technology changes so quickly and especially technology changes faster than the laws do, hard for anybody to kind of really keep track of what is happening. i wanted to pull together in one place an overview of what are these main kinds of mental data, how -- personal dad tacoma -- percentage data, personal data and how can we think about which issues each of us as individuals care about. so, you shouldn't need to be an expert to know what is happening with your data. that's go the goal of the book. >> faction. one thing love about it it's such a tour deforce kraus all of to areas. in the po

adam and eve and moses and whatever we have a central character and that helps explain the moral issues. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> occasionally you have to make sure people can laugh. >> why is it worse if the gene change is transferable to your children? >> especially when it is in edit like i don't want my kids to ever [inaudible] after we were wringing our hands saying they made this edit, i don't want to have those -- i don't see anything wrong with adding a few iq points. you have to say maybe this isn't so bad and may be the thing that would be lacking is to not use it. if we knew there were no unintended consequences and we could do it without off target mutation, yes my own ethical thinking changed throughout this book because at first i was horrified. then i sat on the balcony behind me and the coronavirus hit and i thought wait a minute, why wouldn't we use a tool to get rid of things like sickle-cell and also to make us a little bit more immune and then i thought they've been doing it for a million years and don't feel guilty about having this system that protect u

moses ezekiel, who positioned and idealized -- and idolized white woman on what he called the new south personified. he said he included faithful black servants because he wanted to undermine what he called the lies told about the south and slavery in harriet beecher stowe's 1852 novel "uncle tom's cabin." he hoped it could sway people's ostensible support. the figures in high relief on this are intended to represent the sacrifices, devotion, and heroism of all social classes and races in the southern confederacy. this includes images of loyal slaves including one in which a confederate -- white confederate military officer is kissing his infant child goodbye. the baby is held in the arms of a weeping black mammy while another white child clings to her skirt. the sculptor and the udc women who commissioned the monument reconfigured as a form of maternal love while commemorating this fidelity of enslaved people. now, i will take a few more steps back. first i will provide some idea of who molly church terrell was. i will discuss her family history which will help better understand her fi

communities and i represent the south bronx which has been ravaged by racist highway neen by robert moses and federal dollars and the cross bronx expressway has displacement and environmental degradation and children who were born in the bronx who go in there and experience respiratory disease and we saw those diseases become lethal during covid-19. and as a son of the bronx, i was often in three places. i was at home and at school and in the emergency room because i was repeatedly hospitalized and the asthma epidemic is not an accident but a consequence which is both literally a structure of racism. the south bronx has asthma rate that is doubled three times the national average. i would like the south bronx, the neighborhood of greenwood has its own highway and one of the most exciting features of the americans jobs plan a proposed $20 billion fund that would rebuild neighborhoods that were devastated by the structural racism of highways and i hope neighborhoods like greenwood and the south bronx will benefit from our national reckoning with race. the impact of the massacre and the disc