remember him very fondly for his vision and what his commitment was not to the institution that the nation nassau's the culture and that the perspective for me as well because i remember increasingly how dr. falwell on the number of years spoke increasingly about the role of the church their everyday lives and that is what is transferring power more than what candidates re-elect or what policies we see put into effect in the house of congress. and i heard him say those things. he himself who is associated with as i was overseas and is all the power of the message of christ at work in a. of any particular culture, no matter how much we are a part of and. the title of your book, the thesis of your book has a controversy on the right, the conservative right. >> host: the institutions with colleagues it's important to emphasize that liberty university is an academic institution. we are coming in the scholars who follow christ, and the different perspectives and that is something that isn't widely known out of the walls of our institution but i think it's important for people to know that within that co

it used to be i think fair to say that into nassau institutions were more directly under the control of a few nations are some nations. now they are seen as being independent the venations. so just to give you an example, the united states and other countries in the world were ever to reach an agreement about global warming, you would have both of these characteristics to be effective, have to be able to reach into energy production and use in the country in ways the federal government today is our regular here at home, even maybe to the scent of regulating lough domestic or on energy usage and at the same time would have to create international institutions that would have to decide how much each country was allowed to produce in terms of energy, how much pollution it was allowed to make and also to measure whether people in violation and to issue sanctions, no one would trust that institution if it was directly under the control of the united states. it would lose its legitimacy in independent functions and the regime would not function unless you have an answer @booktv dependent institutions separ

nassau is partnering with private industry to provide crew and cargo to the international space station, while developing the most powerful rocket ever built, to take the nationpolitil -- the source system. the shuttle fleet was amazing and we have learned what we will apply to the next generation of space transportation systems. even now, the shuttles have been at transferred to the space center for early testing of the heavy launch vehicle that will take us further into space than ever before, to an asteroid and on to mars. the shuttle and space that we had in order was something we could accomplish it regularly, although i will not say routely, because every time a human set off for space and leave for the planet, i know we describe it as white, but you will notice it is start a little bit. -- charred a little bit. try going through three dawson degrees and see if you do not get a little charge. -- 3000 degrees and see if you do not get a little charred. ultimately, they helped us construct the international space station, where astronauts have liv and worked continuously for more than a 11 years now, helping with experiments that help to further destinati

yeah, this is one of nassau's oldest spacecraft on its final mission so to speak. it's on its way to the smithsonian institution national and space museum where it will live on forever. >> very cool. people starting thursday can get out and see that. they should have it ready for viewing. very cool. i looic that shot. >>> christina loren tracking that very nice forecast in the bay area. >> yeah, a gorgeous forecast this week. we had all that rain to deal with for spring so far has been very active. but today starts that warming process we've been telling you about and temperatures are going to be in the 70s. take a look at this picture. i wanted to really point a couple things out here. taking a live look at san francisco to start. you get that natural coolant that pushes inland courtesy of onshore flow. as of thursday and friday, we lose that natural coolant and temperatures are going to skyrocket as a result. but today and tomorrow, we still have onshore flow in effect. so it all works out like this. taking a live look at san jose. we still have mostly cloudy conditions here, but not as much low cloud cover. and as a

nassau is partnering with private industry to provide crew and cargo to the international space station, while developing the most powerful rocket ever built, to take the nationolar system political -- the source system. the shuttle fleet was amazing and we have learned what we will apply to the next generation of space transportation systems. even now, the shuttles have been at transferred to the space center for early testing of the heavy launch vehicle that will take us further into space than ever before, to an asteroid and on to mars. the shuttle and space that we had in order was something we could accomplish it regularly, although i will not say routinely, because every time a human set off for space and leave for the planet, i know we describe it as white, but you will notice it is start a little bit. try going through three dawson degrees and see if you do not get a little charge. -- 3000 degrees and see if you do not get a little charred. ultimately, they helped us construct the international space station, where astronauts have lived and worked continuously for more than a 11 years now, helping with experiments that help to further destinations. th

your support of nassau, and your support of our american values of freedom, exploration, and, yes, discovery. i would like to congratulate the staff of the nationaluseum. i do not know about you, but i will never forget those two big birds touching each other like that. wasn't that extraordinary? i am particularly pleased to be here today not only in my capacity as chair of the board of regents but also as the former chief scientist for nasa. and as president of perdue university where one of our goals is launching tomorrow's leaders. at perdue, we have had 22 of our alumni go into space including the first and last astronauts on the moon. following senator glenn's remarks, hundreds of engineers and scientists who have helped ensure that the shuttle program makes a tremendous impact for us all. since before senator glenn first orbited the earth in 1962, at nasa and the smithsonian have recognized the need to preserve and make it accessible artifacts that can best tell the story of american in space. as a result, millions of americans annually visit the national air and space museum including this, the hockey center. -- the udvar-hazy center, to l

nassau is partnering with private industry to provide crew and cargo to the international space station, while developing the most powerful rocket ever built, to take the nationar system political -- the source system. the shuttle fleet was amazing and we have learned what we will apply to the next generation of space transportation systems. even now, the shuttles have been at transferred to the space center for early testing of the heavy launch vehicle that will take us further into space than ever before, to an asteroid and on to mars. the shuttle and space that we had in order was something we could accomplish it regularly, although i will not say routinely, because every time a human set off for space and leave for the planet, i know we describe it as white, but you will notice it is start a little bit. -- charred a little bit. try going through three dawson degrees and see if you do not get a little charge. -- 3000 degrees and see if you do not get a little charred. ultimately, they helped us construct the international space station, where astronauts have lived and worked continuously for more than a 11 years now, helping with experiments that help to f