in the movement in lebanon so that's a that's a first possibility that i think should be taken well nomar you. know you're going to say this man had a lot of enemies did me. when you were in that situation position you're you know when you're in that job you have a lot of enemies but let me let me just say that whoever carried this out had to know one thing that he was going to be where he was when he was at the time that he was that is information that only very professional intelligence agencies can start the kind of information that anybody can pick up that's true so whoever did that was was well placed ok ahmad like about you because you are in beirut i mean considering the history of lebanon in the civil war is there a possibility in your mind that it could be repeated. unfortunately i would i cannot. deny this. can my colleague in beirut also deny this that we have won three. crimes in the past and i've been on and there's been a lot of foreign intervention levanon there been some terrible crimes that took place here and i don't see any guarantees that it can be it can't happen agai

there's nomar begin for error here. >> nomar begin for error because the wrong move might trig ear launchngton or new york. on white house recordings the president can be heard wondering if disaster might be averted by offering the soviets a missile swap. >> if we said to khruschchev that, we have to take action against it. but if you begin to pull them out we'll take ours out of turkey. >> the president's first choice was a naval st >> if we go into cuba we have to all realize that we are taking a chance that these missiles, which are ready to fire won't be fired. so that's -- is that really a gamble we should take? in any case we are preparing to take it. >> it's a gamble jfk never had to take. khruschchev sent a private letter saying if u.s. promises not attack cuba he would pull out the cuban missiles but the very next day khruschchev upped the ante. >> he will remove soviet missiles in cuba if we remove our missiles in turkey. >> jfk -- >> jfk said he cannot turn down the public offer. it's impossible. and what are we going to be if we end up in war over some useless missiles in turk

thing we've done to our fellow human beings, perhaps we can fashion the future with no more rwanda is, nomarce which, no more acute or shema. so to strike a somber note, i would like to remind you sitting here in join this event, that halfway around the world there is a genocide of attrition going on in sudan and that genocide is being fueled by the immunization i will not go into it more, but those who are interested can speak to my dear colleague, alcide, the founder of the africa coalition. and i will have literature on the table in the reception after the ceremony. so, let me read. the dehumanization of african-americans did not end with the creation of the new nation in 1776. over the evolution of slavery in 1865. books and pamphlets published during the latter part of the 19th and early 20th centuries continued to assert that they were use. during the 19th century covenanter discipline of anthropology gave the racist ideology but then your scientific respectability. some like a bird or searches or william lawrence, the harvard geologist and the philadelphia physician, samuel george mor