is there any truth to that, nelson? and i don't really believe so because i think at the european leaders and, you know, some of the new columns in the, in, in the us are still trying to push the envelope and trying to, uh, you know, to scare people were away as they tried to cross the roger which now they realize it's. busy almost impossible. and then uh they started giving up the warning that the china, china will be the next. and was all the building up of patients in the south side of china. see across the taiwan strait. uh, they're trying to present the inmates that china is the party that is, you know, farming the regional stability but come all this is not true, but they're so the don't like, yeah, exactly. the reality is not like this. i think you're absolutely right nelson, but it's what about narrative, quick example now? so bear with me here. i was speaking with an elderly pensioner in the u. k. the other day and she said to be, well, we're all very worried about the china threat. and i said, oh, okay, so wha

nelson. how are you? host: doing well. caller: i am calling with a comment more than a question. i was watching story tv. it is reruns of history tv. i always loved the date in infamy. what a great way to say it. he was writing the speech the night before he gave it. it was called a day that will live in history. they showed the speech he had written out. that morning, like an hour before, he made edits. he changed it to a date that will live in infamy. that is how that came about. host: craig nelson? guest: i have that speech. i have a xerox of it. we have a quote from his secretary detailing how he wrote it and then changed the words and that was it. roosevelt was a very good writer but i did not know he was that good. really terrific story behind the scenes. host: the national archives with a rundown of fdr's day of infamy speech and how he crafted that. archive.gov. this is the first draft he wrote. you can see an image of his changes he made to the first draft in what we can put on our s

and nelson mandela came, it was actually in the early hours.at about 2am and mandela was there with us at around three. and when he came, he sat me and my sisters down opposite him. and what he said was, there had come a time when he had gone to hug one of his daughters and she had sort of moved away from him, and he'd said, "what's the matter?" and she had said, "you're the father of the whole country, "but you have never been a father to me." and that was his way of saying, i understand what you've had to pay for our political... what your whole generation have had to pay for our political commitment. you said to me, that, on reflection, you think it's not easy to be a revolutionary and most of all, a revolutionary with children. is that why you've taken a very specific decision in your creative life, not so much to be a revolutionary, but to use the power of your voice and your writing to give voice to the voiceless in a different sort of way? yeah, i don't think it was a choice between revolution or that. i don't think we're having a revolu

bill nelson: we are here to give you an update on artemis. president kennedy when -- went to write stadium and he said we go to the moon and do other things not because it is easy, but because it is hard. space is hard. the endeavor like artemis over half a century after apollo, is hard. it is the pinnacle of new possibilities, the most daring technologically challenging collaborative international endeavor that humanity has ever set out to do and the artemis one test flight was a flight test on a new spacecraft with new technology. during artemis one, the heat shield performed in unexpected ways. and since then, we have been studying data to determine the best path forward. we have done extensive testing to understand the risk that our astronauts will have while accomplishing the goals of landing back on the moon, bringing them home safely, and this will be the first time in over half a century. we have conducted extensive testing, including analyzing samples from the heat shield. we were able to re-create the problems here on earth and now

and nelson mandela came, it was actually in the early hours.at about 2am and mandela was there with us at around three. and when he came, he sat me and my sisters down opposite him. and what he said was, there had come a time when he had gone to hug one of his daughters and she had sort of moved away from him, and he'd said, "what's the matter?" and she had said, "you're the father of the whole country, "but you have never been a father to me." and that was his way of saying, i understand what you've had to pay for our political... what your whole generation have had to pay for our political commitment. you said to me, that, on reflection, you think it's not easy to be a revolutionary and most of all, a revolutionary with children. is that why you've taken a very specific decision in your creative life, not so much to be a revolutionary, but to use the power of your voice and your writing to give voice to the voiceless in a different sort of way? yeah, i don't think it was a choice between revolution or that. i don't think we're having a revolu

nelson.re you? host: doing well. caller: i am calling with a comment more than a question. i was watching story tv. it is reruns of history tv. i always loved the date in infamy. what a great way to say it. he was writing the speech the night before he gave it. it was called a day that will live in history. they showed the speech he had written out. that morning, like an hour before, he made edits. he changed it to a date that will live in infamy. that is how that came about. host: craig nelson? guest: i have that speech. i have a xerox of it. we have a quote from his secretary detailing how he wrote it and then changed the words and that was it. roosevelt was a very good writer but i did not know he was that good. really terrific story behind the scenes. host: the national archives with a rundown of fdr's day of infamy speech and how he crafted that. archive.gov. this is the first draft he wrote. you can see an image of his changes he made to the first draft in what we can put on our screen

how do you read into this nelson? a thank you. all right, it is, it is good news actually about a car and see what i want to say is that covered the se, swap is nothing new, but it's totally understandable to be a viable and practical solution for countries was bilateral trade and investment is growing. actually have some interesting figures here, not to you is one of trying those main investment destinations of africa, the largest of market, full financing projects, 2nd largest and for export, and the 3rd largest trading pop in the continent. because also show that china is a report of natural resources from nigeria has reached an all time by a of of 15 point. 1000000 in between january and september. yeah. they see with the news, particularly in guess early for julian and lead or yeah, yeah, i know this is actually numbers is a huge numbers now you're absolutely right, and i really appreciate you bringing them up on the program. i mean, you know, you look and you look at the breaks finally, that continues to expand. it's an econ

nelson rockefeller. now here is a letter from a young man in poughkeepsie. he says, i turned pale at breakfast the other morning when i realized that in the letter i had written to you the night before, i called you a democrat. that must have gone over like a lead balloon. a thousand pardons, senator and won't happen again. while the gentleman may not apologize, i don't consider i've been insulted. as the saying goes. some of my best friends are democrats. i'm thankful to have the democrats around. they keep us on our toes. our challenges test our convictions, clarify our ideas, and sharpen their wits. and should the day ever come in this country when only one party existed, even if it were the republican party, we would lose one of the great strengths of our system of government, where there's rum and need in this country for democrats, republican liberals. yes, for independents. we've seen the one party system at work many times, and most recently in nazi germany. in soviet russia. no, thank you. i'm glad the democrats are around. now, much of my mail, the

the three victims have been identified as sean dixon, jack nelson and krista tsukahara. there were four people in the cyber truck early wednesday morning when it crashed into a tree and caught fire. they were all standout athletes and 2023 graduates of piedmont high. home for thanksgiving break. the family of sean dixon, who was a student at usc, said in part, quote, we are devastated at the loss of our beloved son, brother and friend. sean lit up a room, made friends easily, smiled and laughed often, and had a unique ability to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. a statement from jack nelson's family describes the university of colorado boulder student saying, quote, jack cared deeply for other people, was a loving and fiercely loyal friend, had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross. he wore every day. and christa's family said the sophomore at the savannah college of art and design was, quote, known for her kind and sensitive heart, love for her family and friends, and for her incredible eye for style and design. krista was cherished by her family and

it was incredible, he loved country - incredible, he loved country and western, willie nelson, all of afterwards he decided to become what was called an elder, someone who had been there, seen it, done it. still young enough to make a difference in the world, still able enough to say let's go around, nelson mandela, let's go round all of these people, let's find a way to make the world a better place. we've been at the top, let's hope we can do now. been at the top, let's hope we can do nova— can do now. finally, at this oint can do now. finally, at this point of— can do now. finally, at this point of transition - can do now. finally, at this point of transition in - can do now. finally, at this. point of transition in american tojoe biden —— from joe biden tojoe biden —— from joe biden to donald trump, do you think this discussion around jimmy carter, the type of person he was, and his way of doing things has an added weight? that things has an added weight? git this moment in time, america has no place for this discussion. there is no room for it. there is no space. hopefully, in th

and in walked reverend nelson johnson and his wife, joyce johnson. and they had been involved in civil rights activism since the mid. and they told us story of when on november 3rd, 1979, they some other labor organizers an anti well racial justice organizers were setting up for a march to talk about the ways the ku klux klan was still interfering with organizing in greensboro and in the south. and a caravan of klansmen and neo-nazis drove up and started shooting. and five people were killed. ten were injured, and no one was ever held criminally responsible for that shooting. this is 1979, not 1949, not 1959. and walked out of that meeting, i thought, how do i not know about this story? i think it says a lot about not just greensboro, but north carolina and all of us, you know and who. and so there were these sort mysteries that came out of it for me. one is, how does southern civil rights activist nelson johnson become a communist in the 70 se during the cold war? and i wanted to understand that journey. how could law enforcement have prevented this

nelson saw his house is been occupied by various troops sent troops asking we fire on your house? and he said yes. you can see the candidate marks in the walls of the house to this day. he died a very poor man after the war so poor his body had to be buried hidden because his family was afraid his creditors the people he owed money to figure it out and use it as collateral. and on his deathbed he was asked, what you think about all of pretty badly for you, didn't it? he said i would do it all over again. >> wow. let's not talk about the ideals of the constitution. three of the big ones are separation of powers and federalism and the bill of rights for the sake them one by one. justice, why the separation of powers? quicktime branches we have, guys? three. thank you i am so glad. i know my 15-year-old daughter i thought she got that from me by osmosis if not in school. so teachers, thank you for giving that answer right. we have three ballistic them one by one. the legislative branch we talked about that already. what do they do? what's the legislative branch do? somebody raised he

some have called him the potential nelson mandela. i think you�*ve even used that phrase yourself.lforces inside the palestinian authority, led by mahmoud abbas, who see your dad as a threat, as a potential rival, and who, actually, at various times in the last few years, have actually worked against the idea that he should be released from jail? well, i always say that i don�*t think any palestinian in their right mind would oppose the idea of my father being released. i think if anyone, if any palestinian, opposes the idea of my father or any other palestinian political prisoner to be released, they need to go and test their dna. i think that our direction should always be against the illegal occupation. of course we have internal problems. an internal division that is shameful for every palestinian. we want it to end. we want unity for the palestinian people. and this is why palestinians have shown their support for my father, because he is a unifying figure. he is someone who is willing to take initiatives to bring people together and to bring the palestinian people together. a

sorensen: finally, a last word of advice for our friend mike nelson. on your last broadcast day, when your executive producer gets into your ear and says, you've gone over in time, finish your work and then say, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california for five minutes. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to address a crucial and escalating situation facing israel, our close ally. they've been under attack not just from isolated factions but from a coordinated effort orchestrated i by iran -- orchestrated by iran. rockets from lebanon, the gaza strip and lebanon, forcing israel to -- these are not random abilities of violence but part of a coordinated plan. there exists a militia backed by iran. in the gaza strip, it's hamas. in yemen, it's houthis. in lebanon, it's hezbollah. now, recently with the fall of assad and the regime in syria, this very much will disrupt some of those efforts that iran and some of their backers in russia have been able to do in there. but the united states and our dipl

in a social media post, his fraternity remembers jack nelson as a, quote, bright light. he died along with friends sean dixon and krista tsukahara, when the tesla cybertruck they were riding in crashed and caught fire. one person survived. the funeral is at 11 this morning at corpus christi catholic church in piedmont. now to oakland, where police are investigating what they're calling a double homicide. it happened inside an apartment at fairmount and kempton avenues. oakland police are only saying that two people were shot and killed inside that home. we will bring you more information on the investigation as we learn it. back to that bizarre shooting in san francisco. we've been covering since last night. a security guard killed by san francisco police in front of an upscale store in union square. investigators say there are two crime scenes today in the bay's christie smith explains boards went up in the windows of the dior store in san francisco's union square. they're covering bullet holes left behind after a deadly shooting involving san francisco police near gran

still able enough to say, let's go around nelson mandela.ople and let's find a way to make the world a better place. we've been at the top let's see what we can do now. and finally, bonnie, at this point of transition in american politics from joe biden to arguably the most controversial president of the modern era, donald trump, do you think this discussion around jimmy carter, the type of person he was and his way of doing things, has an added. weight? at this moment in time america has no place for this discussion. there is no room for it. there is no space. so hopefully in the next two years, i think when we run up to midterms, maybe there will be a space to discuss a president like jimmy carter. but america has no cachet for that at this moment. an 18—year—old british man, sentenced to a year in jail in dubai, for having sex with a minor, is reported to have handed himself in to begin his sentence. marcus fakana was holidaying with his parents in the united arab emirates, when he met the 17—year—old british girl. sex between an adult an

83rd anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor we look back on the events of that day with craig nelson, author of "pearl harbor. from infamy to greatness." c-span's "washington journal," join in the conversation live, 7:30 eastern on saturday morning. watch on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. this weekend at 12:30 p.m. eastern, more than 80 years after his death, the recently identified remains of mess attend ant third class david walker were buried with military honors at arlington national cemetery. the 19-year-old sailor was killed on the u.s.s. california in the japanese bombing of herl harr -- pearl harbor in 1941. then, the first of a two-part lecture by michael roth on the 1893 trial of lizie borden, accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an ax. the murders and trial received widespread publicity at the time and lizie borden became a lasting figure in american pop culture. at 9:30 p.m. eastern, eyewitnesses recount what unfolded inside the white ho

jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross. he wore every day. now there's still no word on the cause of the crash. the california highway patrol is investigating. the chronicle reports that the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of that investigation. well, a scary scene at a farmers market at el cerrito plaza saturday morning. a car crashed through the market, hitting one person. el cerrito police did not share details, but a witness tells abc seven news that the pedestrian was an older man who appeared to be in his 70s. both the driver and the pedestrian were injured and transported away from the scene of the crash. police have not released any updates yet. an armed carjacker is now in custody after vallejo police fired rubber bullets at him during a standoff. police say a ski masked gunman stole a 2001 bmw. 740 near sonoma boulevard and tennessee street o

and jack nelson attended the university of colorado.amily remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he, quote, cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross he wore every day. we still don't know what caused this crash. the california highway patrol is investigating. and the chronicle reports the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of this investigation. >> happening today, an alameda police officer will appear in court for a preliminary hearing in the death of mario gonzalez. the years ago. eric mckinley has pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly encounter at an alameda park. gonzalez died as officers pinned him to the ground while responding to the call of a man behaving strangely. gonzalez was not armed. family members are upset. a judge dropped the case against two other officers because the district attorney missed the deadline to file charges. >> happening today, the supreme court will hear arguments in a dispute over flavored vap

plus, we remember nelson mandela.ve got news nation's markie martin with a look back. >> is december 5th who come to this happy place. welcome. did you know the man behind mickey mouse animator walt disney was born in chicago on this day. back in 19. 0, 1, utah became the 36th u.s. state to ratify the 21st amendment and the national football league's seattle seahawks what? >> the of pulling a job. new year's we lied about being a in ocean's 11 starring george clooney, brad matt damon and julia roberts premier westwood, california, former nfl star oj simpson was sentenced to 33 years in prison for kidnapping and armed robbery. and we remember south african nationalist and statesman nelson mandela who died at age 95 in 2013. >> well, 10, 15 now and we have had absolutely gorgeous morning so far. this is a look at what we have right now. a little bit more on the hazy side than the cotton candy, pink skies that you had earlier on with that passing frontal boundary. we even had a couple of sprinkles and mostly upper elevat

seeds sang and planted by the unlikely duo of willie nelson and al, who planted the seeds that as god lass shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. one of the most powerful seeds that really stuck with me was those offered by michael jackson, huie lewis and cindy lauper. when you're down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you just believe there's no way we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, colleagues, mr. president, i believe it was those two weeks of repetition and practice that planted the seeds of possibility and hope, seeds of determination and courage. it was learning the lyrics to that song at 5 years old that inspired a generation full of patriots who believed in the power of this country to do good in the world and for each other. because when we choose to do hard things together, the people of this nation, all of its elected leaders, our community advocates, when we see each other's humanity, when we see our neighbors as essential to the future that we want for our c

for control speaking in 1900 on 95, the full uh, president of post up at died south times with the nelson monday. and i said, how do we expect that the continent of africa will grow if 52 percent of our population in the city? today? we know that all women are not given the upright or place. of course, we can go into history of the various communities in office on say that we are the amazon warrior. as in donald me, we can go into history and talk about the creating methods, and that is not only he's 30 sold, but he's also true in communities in different fonts of africa, such as in so as the land such as among the zulu on 0, but but the truth is that in contemporary african governors, african women have not been given the upside will face what they have and is talking at some point it went into this. and that also is that the political class may say we have women in the arena. we see our women being treated with offices that are designed for themselves. women only seats. but the question is, if we truly want to grow is not the part that we want to follow. i have no doubt in my mind that

jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross he wore every day. now, there's still no word on the cause of the crash. the california highway patrol is investigating, the chronicle reports that the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of the probe. well, to a scary scene at a farmers market at el cerrito plaza saturday morning. a car crashed through the market, hitting one person. el cerrito police didn't share details, but a witness tells abc seven news that the pedestrian was an older man who appeared to be in his 70s. both the driver and the pedestrian were injured and transported away from the scene of the crash. police have not yet released any updates. an armed carjacker is now in custody after vallejo police fired rubber bullets at him during a standoff. police say a ski mask gunman stole a 2001 bmw sedan near sonoma boulevard and tennessee street on thanks

with me to discuss this is jenee nelson, the president of the naacp legal defense fund and educationfor being with us and thank you for working with us. with our colleagues in the civil rights community. how is the legal defense fund preparing for these legal battles and what issues are you most concerned about? >> we are preparing for the legal battles ahead by extracting every possible protection from the current administration. there are still some weeks left and the biden administration has some powerful work and necessary work to do around a number of issues. that involves anything from data preservation to making sure president biden uses his party and clemenscy powers equitably and that the 20,000 people incarcerated under sentences that are unfair or on death row or any number of ways in which we know our justice system is failing the community that's we care about and president biden has the power to do it. once we get into the second administration, we will continue the work in the first administration. which is to supplement the enforcement of civil rights laws. this doj e

for monday, miss nelson syrians, the government's collapse, marks the end of more than half a century under the rule of the sod family. in the optimal video from damascus as imaged, showing a deserted presidential palace. some people appeared to be losing all items well, the main and civilians, rome deserted rooms and whole was the once housed. the asked the president and his father before the end of the side, rising and shaking the balance of power in the region. series. central location in the middle east means that regional and global stakeholders on. now reckoning with what comes next. let's take a look. and now at how key players in the region have reacted citizens living abroad, like here to ducky can barely contain the joy. the end of the assault gigi in syria, it presents a seismic shifting division, a keeper, and a 13 year long. some of the wall was ducky, that says it wants to head getting peace. a guardian, syria studio has reached a stage where the city and people will shape the future of their own country. today, there is hope the city and people cannot achieve this alone

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jack nelson attended the university of colorado. his family remembered his adventurous spirit, saying he cared deeply for other people and had a strong faith. he proudly shared through the cross he wore every day. there is still no word on the cause of the crash. the california highway patrol is investigating, and the chronicle reports the national highway traffic safety administration is also part of the probe. well, scary scene at a farmers market at el cerrito plaza. this morning. a car crashed through the market, hitting a person. el cerrito police didn't share any details, but a witness tells us that the pedestrian was an older man who appeared to be in his 70s. both the driver and the pedestrian were injured and transported away from the scene. police have not yet released any updates. meantime, police in san mateo county say san mateo and burlingame officers shot a man after he pointed a gut them this morning. they were investigating possible gunshots in a burlingame neighborhood. police say when they arrived, a man pointed a

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nelson mandela was a great friend of mine. he has been to the carter center.e and i worked on human rights programs and other things. there are a lot of heroes coming along. i was going to say a white person but he is not white. a white person who made a great impact on me was my early school superintendent. we had plenty of heroes that we can look upon. you don't need to look very far for inspiration. but i happen to be religious. i think the ultimate standard of production for human beings is jesus christ, and that is what i teach every sunday in church. we can look at ancient times, 2000 years ago, and in recent years, we see people who exhibited courage and wisdom. the highest ideals that should guide us all. derreck: before i thank you for what has been a wonderful and powerful hour, with a sagacious man of morality, kindness, i want to say that you are my hero. [applause] pres. carter: thank you. i want to recognize you. stand up. you have been very busy. [applause] the director of our library museum. hold a very important place in my life, as well. so i

. >>> nasa administrator bill nelson was joined by leaders in business and hospitality to talk about the future of the space program and nasa's role in providing essential climate related data and information. this is from semafor's 2024 world economy summit in washington, d.c. it is about an hour and a half. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome some for cofounder and ceo justin smith. >>> please welcome semafor cofounder and ceo justin b. smith. >>> good morning, everybody. happy friday to all. again, welcome to the gallop of great hall. this is the global headquarters of the gallup organization. it was a partner of semafor's and has made this the space available to us as a young company . i am especially delighted to welcome you all to the 2024 follow addition to the world economy summit. i am justin smith. we may have met yesterday. cofounder and ceo of semafor. we had some phenomenal conversations yesterday, including a few breakfast lunches, and some evening activities. really, the goal of the world economy summit is to bring together some of the most consequential leaders in the global ec

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based artist and friend mark nelson that just bore into my soul. >> his face, his expression. >> when an uprising against the assad dynasty erupted in 2011, al hamadah was among the first to join demonstrations. it made him a target of the regime. in 2012, he was detained by security forces after smuggling baby formula into a besieged suburb of damascus for nearly two years, he endured medieval torture techniques, rape, beatings and psychological abuse. after his release, he fled to europe and vowed to tell the world his story. he spoke to journalists, met white house officials, appealed to u.s. lawmakers, but nothing changed. medicine felt defeated and homesick. his friend and a fellow prison survivor told us when he got out and lived in this world, he seen that the world doesn't care, and that's the only hope he had to live for that the world care enough to go and save the cell mates that he left behind. he flew back to damascus in february of 2020 and was almost immediately forcibly disappeared again. nelson began to draw. >> this is the only thing i can think of as an art person t

soren dixon, krista sakahara and jack nelson died in the solo vehicle crash back on november 27th. they were home from college, visiting their families for the thanksgiving break. the chp is investigating but has not yet released a report. a funeral mass for jack nelson will be held saturday at corpus christi catholic church in piedmont. christie tsukahara's memorial will be held on december 28th at sequoia country club, and soren dixon's family says his service will be on january 4th at the piedmont community church. well, six people are now displaced after a destructive fire in san lorenzo. smoke pouring out of the home. as you see here on bandoni avenue near villa molina, just before 1230 this afternoon. our chopper, catching the moment that firefighters were there, climbing on top of the roof of that house and using chainsaws to ventilate the home. san lorenzo fire says crews were able to knock down the blaze in about 20 minutes. no one was injured in that fire. however, two dogs did die. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now we go to washington and elon musk