i'm with steve otto of otto's tacos. >> welcome. >> you do l.a.-style tacos.re always the simplest. meat, cilantro, onion, salsa. we're going to be making carne asada with chef joe and our deep fried taco dish. >> let's go. >> let's do it. >> you want to get a nice local char and carmelize it a little bit. we want to make sure it's as even as possible so everything is heating at the same time, cooking at the same time. now we get carne asada with the house blend taco seasoning we have made for us. different spices, onion powder, very minimal salt. we want to hit it pretty liberal. >> yeah, kind of coat it, huh? >> like to be bold. >> set that aside. >> set that aside. so we can build our taco. >> we're ready to make some tacos. i want to talk about your tortillas first because i know you make them in house. >> every single day. fresh massa we press and cook on the flat top, our secret menu. deep fried sensation. we are going to fill it with the carne asada, chef joe taught you to make. two scoops. carne asada load this up. tomato-based red salsa. got a nice sp

this is about half an hour. >> guest: >> host: now we want to introduce you to otto santa ana. professor santa ana, what do you teach? >> guest: i've been just cannot do canna studies. >> host: workhorses are you teaching? >> guest: i teach courses in language in the media, the classroom and political humor and i teach courses on language -- all aspects of language that are socially relevant. >> host: your book wants to talk to you on booktv is "juan in a hundred: the representation of latinos on network news." here is the cover of the book. professor, before we get started, what does the word latino mean? all the people who are a lot american >> you are professor >> guest: mexican-american descent. another way of saying it's mexican-americans. >> host: what is the latino population? >> guest: about 52 million people. >> host: story six. >> guest: a huge proportion. >> host: yours is about the representation of u.s. news. how many stories are about latinos latinos? >> guest: sadly, less than 1% of all the news stories on the evening news, the networks have to do with latinos. >

otto stresses three main areas -- balance, flexibility, and strength training. >> yes!e to exercise their minds. elizabeth started working out last year for the first time in her life at 72. >> after every class, i feel energized. i feel strong. >> reporter: do you feel good about yourself whether you come here? do you feel accomplished? >> i feel wonderful when i come here. they're all good people. they're all friendly. they're not my age, but i feel better being with people that are younger than me. >> reporter: do you hang out with people older than you? >> i try not to. >> reporter: you try not to. >> to the right leg. >> reporter: while otto is inspiring many, he feels like he's the one getting the most all of all of this. >> any time i see shelly coming in here, walking tall with her chest out and swinging her arms and walking gracefully, that put a big smile in my face. they have brought me a lot of joy, and they also bring me a lot of happiness. i'm the lucky one. >> really, really sweet. again, never too late to start. really. >> so because it's never too late

. >> significance of a coup in also otto, what is at snake. >> -- what is at stake? >> at stake is the water supply. billions of ram has been invested in the project, bringing millions of litres of water to the economic hub of south africa. les auto is supposed to be getting drugs, electricity, infrastructure, but south africa's water supply is at stake. >> thank you for insight on the situation in lesotho. a journalist at "the weekend argus" joining us via skype from cape town in south africa. >>> armed forces from the african union launched an offensive against al-shabab in somalia. it's the latest phase of the continuing operation against the armed group targetting opposition near mogadishu. the operation is aimed at denying al-shabab access to the sea to cut off weapons trafficking. >> let's take you live to milan in italy where the european union foreign ministers are speaking about the situation in ukraine, let's lich to katherine ash -- listen to katherine ash, the special envoy. >> we are clear there's no military solution to this crisis. we need a sustainabl

thank you so much, otto. >> you are welcome.s taco here. >> there isn't a pretty way to eat this. >> this is the most creative shell i have ever seen. puffy. crispy corn. look at that. just going to go for a taste. >> look a corn puff. i think it is really incredible. >> lot of cilantro. a lot of onion. that sauce sounded so good, crema with charred onion and charred pepper. >> i think everyone in america should be required to eat tacos this time. >> taco tuesday, baby. >> this tomb of night. morning. >> our hats off to otto. tina. get down there hope you make yourself a taco today. tweet us your favorite taco flavor. i think these are beef, right? >> they're so good. eating the vegetarian part. >> eating around the meat. >> which is possible. >> make a marinated tofu version for you. >> there you go. coming up an incredible way to pull a child's tooth. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new

tambiÉn hablamos con el ex embajar de estados unidos en venezuela otto reich sobre el aumento de la tensiÓnhington y caracas por el caso hugo carvajal. estados unidos insiste en que carvajal tiene vÍnculos con el narcotrÁfico y venezuela lo defiende firmemente de estas acusaciones. ademÁs, está con nosotros el actor demiÁn bichir, que nos cuenta sobre la serie "the bridge" y por quÉ dice que debemos apoyar a los niÑos migrantes que estÁn cruzando la frontera escapando de la violencia y la pobreza. y como Él piensan muchos. tenemos una entrevista con la defensora y activista de derechos civiles dolores huerta, quien afirma que estados unidos tiene una deuda con los niÑos migrantes. comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> hola, ¿quÉ tal? les habla fÉlix de bedout, jorge ramos estÁ de vacaciones. la ex secretaria de estado hillary clinton es permanente centro de atenciÓn en la polÍtica mundial, y es que muchos consideran que podrÍa llegar a ser la primera mujer presidente de los estados unidos. esta semana ella hablÓ con jorge ramos de los temas que mÁs nos interesan como hispanos

of course they're just waiting now otto truck and the clean up with -- otto truck and cleanup -- on theruck and cleanup as well. -- tow truck and cleanup as well. >> thanks, monika. >>> finally the water supply in toledo, ohio is now safe to drink, this after hundreds of thousands of people were stuck without clean water for days. from an algae bloom in lake erie and now that the water crisis has been solved, questions about local water supply and the possibility of something like that happening here really worrying water companies. nikki dur bien is here to -- burdine is here to explain this to us. >> reporter: what happened in toledo was a wake-up call. although it's unlikely something like that could happen here, it doesn't keep them from worrying. water managers across the country have been keeping a close eye on the water emergency in toledo and lake erie phosphorous runoff from farm fields led to fertilizer feeding the algae which sucks up oxygen and produce as toxin which made their water unusable and undrinkable for several days. pollution from farms has been causing big problem

government minister told the newsagency that the army seized control of the police headquarters in les otto and jammed radio stations there. we'll have more when we speak to our correspondent in southern africa in a few minutes. still ahead - fight for democracy, can activists and hong kong save their political future. >> saving the postal service - can they deliver in this technological time. stay with us. >>> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera, live from doha, a reminder of the top stories. the european union is considering more sanctions against russia after accusing moscow of invading eastern ukraine. e.u. leaders will meet in brussels, and are expected to discuss ukraine's request. egypt's highest religious leader is expected to rule on a death sentence handed down to the religious leader of the muslim brotherhood. the sentence was given in june. the grand mufti rejected it once, but was asked to reconsider. >> the united nations is calling for the unconditional and immediate release of the 42 peacekeepers in the occupied golan heights. they've been taken hostage by syrian rebels

that truck was put into services in 1991, it has more than one 19,000 miles otto come ter, and back in may some fire fighters, raised concerns to "eyewitness news" about the age and safety of fire department vehicles. >>> one of the longest and most nasty labor disputes in philadelphia's history is over. today mayor michael nutter signed a contract with district council 33, philadelphia's largest municipal workers union. blue color employees have been without a contract since july of 09, and this new deal covers that period through the end of june 2016. that deal includes reforms to pension costs, work rules, and health care obligations. >> always wanted to have a contract. you have seen me at this podium a hundred times saying that but we also needed the right contract. >> our members told us if we can go in there, take as long as you can get and get this deal done. that is what we did. it was good. it was a good deal. >> more than 10,000 blue color city workers will get an up front down us of $2,800 plus 3.5 percent raise now and another two ain't a half percent raise next year. >>>

>> otto, otto, otto bebÉ!del cielo y truene, lo Único que quieres es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ ♪ que llueva, se caiga del cielo y truene, lo Único que quieres es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ >> nunca digas ya es tarde. siempre hay nuevas oportunidades para levantarte. bueno, en el centro del paÍs tenemos 1 Área de alta presiÓn. no es el mismo panorama, en el norte porque tenemos fuertes lluvias. precisamente filadelfia tiene un 80% de lluvia, una apertura mÁxima de 70 grados. hacia la noche, la temperatura aumenta en nueva york pero hay tormentas elÉctricas en un 100% asÍ que por supuesto no olvide su paraguas. tenemos lluvias para las carolinas, atlanta, miami una tendrÁ máxima de 91, uno que otro chubasco aislado. san francisco 69, los angeles 79, phoenix tendrÁ máxima con 103 pero hay lluvia en un 50%. los invito a que me envÍen sus frases del dÍa a mi twitter, @ximenacordoba ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete, que siga la algarabÍa, vamos a divertirnos que ya llega el video del dÍa ♪ ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete, que

otto, there are an awful lot of folks around virginia that are on minimum wage. more women than men. we can debate the statistics, but most folks say about 20% of minimum wage earners are the breadwinners for the family. i don't understand why he refuses to acknowledge we have to increase the minimum wage. he can debate time and implementation, but i do think his comments are disconnected. >> i believe the senator knows a context of his comments because i said a lot of first-time jobs at minimum wage jobs, which they are. i'm sure there are many people in this audience whose first job was minimum wage. what senator warner supports is destroying between half a million jobs according to the cbo and up to a million jobs. you're right, there are 20%, little bit less, of minimum age earners who are head of the household and responsible for the family. i agree with you, we need to make sure that people were working full-time can support their families. i don't think we should do it by making the working poor the nonworking poor. i would support a work incentive tax cre

. >> otto santa ana, author of "juan in a hundred" come it takes look at the latinos on the news. this is about half an hour. >> in now on booktv, we want to introduce you to ucla professor, otto santa ana. professor santa ana, what do you teach at ucla? >> guest: ironman chicano and chacon of studies. >> host: what courses are you teaching? >> guest: i teach courses in language and media, linkage in the classroom. i teach a course on political humor. i teach courses on language -- all aspects of language that are socially relative. >> host: your book that we want to talk about on booktv is "juan in a hundred: the representation of latinos on network news." here is the cover of the book. before we get started, i want to ask you what does the word latino name? >> guest: latino. the team now with all the people who are of latin american origin who are noncitizens of the united states. >> host: and you are professor of chicano chicano studies. >> guest: chacon that in chicano means mexican-american descent. it is another way of saying mexican-americans. >> host: what is the latino po

the otto moan empire was a useless credit tour. the tragedy of world war is all of the old empires that were destroyed were relatively liberal and effective ones or might have evolved in a more liberal direction. out of this russian empire you get the soviet union and joseph stalin, out of germany you get nazi germany and adolph hitler. out of the italian'm, mussolini, out of the one decrepit empire you get countries in the middle east whichl-i-z>'uz fighting. and world war i is a catastrophe and world war ii was the unfinished business of world war i and to no cause for america to get involved. world war ii was a very different creature. >> might not have had world war ii but for world war i, and i don't think there can be any question that the u.s. involvement in world war i and the fact that the u.s. first of all actually did end the war, because we put the force in there, and then got the armistice on the basis of crazy promises from woodrow wilson that the germans and the middle east and everyone else accepted, and the result

otto santa ana is the author. .. >> ann coulter started out as a new york city lawyer, then worked for the senate judiciary committee and as a litigator with the center for individual rights in washington d.c. now she's a syndicated columnist with universal press syndicate and the legal correspondent for human events. author of ten new york times bestsellers and one of the most popular guests on fox be, cnn, nbc, abc and hbo, it is a privilege and very special event to have her with us today. please welcome ann coulter. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> but i'm so happy i finally get to meet you, anne. actually, i'm not that welcome a guest on several of the stations she just mentioned. [laughter] things change. you really want to cement your career in tv, be sure the speak only in cliches and make bad with arguments when you're on liberal tv. you'll be invited back over and over again. [laughter] i want to just start by saying things aren't as bad as they seem, and they seem pretty bad. it seems like we're in the middle of the democrats' thousand-year reich. but when i was as de

karl otto amdahl v will be in the upper 80s this afternoon. livermore 101. it received triple digit weather and all throughout the delta. it's 99 for danville 100 for pleasant and so you're going to be in that mix as well. we're glad to see about 80 degrees and oakland with the sunshine there. in 66 of the coast to see the microclimates are beginning to give us a wide temperature range. a hundred to england for the east bay valleys. --inland. now this week and we did: down slightly as we head into saturday and into sunday. maybe monday will be the coolest stay within the next seven days. it's cooling to and 90 degrees. it's 550 let's send it over to erica. >>: erica: including a new study about black cast of the sale of the neverland ranch. this story that they're talking about right now is picking up on social media this morning the pictures here is 17 hero selena she's a volleyball player who plays for a squad. she's a very beautiful young lady but according to local media covering her volleyball tournament beautiful an athlete does not work well together.

this truck was put into service in 1991 and it has more than one 19,000 miles otto tomorrow ter. back in may, some fire fighters raised concerns to "eyewitness news" about the age and safety of the department's vehicles. >>> well, philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who robbed a pizza hut in mayfair and we have surveillance video of that crime tonight. this suspect entered the restaurant on frankford avenue at around 10:00 o'clock wednesday night. he had a gun and demanded money from the register. he made off with about $160, no one at the restaurant was injured. >>> well, now to another robbery in mayfair this one around 2:00 this morning, two men robbed red robin diner on frankford avenue. it is believed at least one of those suspects was armed. they did make off with some cash. the customers were inside at the time of the robbery but no one was hurt. >>> one of the lodgees running and perhaps most contentious labor disputes in philadelphia's history is now at its end. cities largest municipal workers union has reach a contract deal with the nutter administration. "

the otto moan empire was a useless credit tour. the tragedy of world war is all of the old empires that were destroyed were relatively liberal and effective ones or might have evolved in a more liberal direction. out of this russian empire you get the soviet union and joseph stalin, out of germany you get nazi germany and adolph hitler. out of the italian'm, mussolini, out of the one decrepit empire you get countries in the middle east whichl-i-z>'uz fighting. and world war i is a catastrophe and world war ii was the unfinished business of world war i and to no cause for america to get involved. world war ii was a very different creature. >> might not have had world war ii but for world war i, and i don't think there can be any question that the u.s. involvement in world war i and the fact that the u.s. first of all actually did end the war, because we put the force in there, and then got the armistice on the basis of crazy promises from woodrow wilson that the germans and the middle east and everyone else accepted, and the result

regardless, the death of armenians at the hand the of otto mons has with respect brought to the screen it's based on real events. movies like "the look of silence", about mass killings in indonesia bringing a dose of raty. this place could not be further away from the war zone, yet the horrors of conflict are on the mind of people. war is the theme. of the 20 films competing for the golden lion, a quarter tell tales of conflict. the directors, the producer said, no matter how painful. they are stories that must be told. >> here we are at a time when atrocities are taking place. in gaza, ukraine - we are in a frightening moment. it's understand ag that film-makers and artists were trying to help face the truth. >> "the good kill" tells the story of a u.s. drone operator dropping bombs on afghanistan. world war ii is tackled with a look at japan's role. time has passed. conflict remain and the feeling is that cinema has a responsibility to make man learn from the mistakes. >> the purpose of art is to force us or produceous or invite us. we seem ib capable of learning. unable to heed the

>> my name is peter otto. and first, a compliment to you on your maps which i thought were amongst the best i've seen of all the books. >> thank you. >> but, but -- >> ah. >> is it possible that when a book is going to publication, you can have somebody look down the map, your dialogue, and ten pages later when you talk about battalion x that somebody goes back to the map and mark where battalion x is? because you drive me nuts. anyway. my more serious question is, all the books that you read in the united states in english are invariably about the difficulties of the americans. no boots, no winter overcoats, no ammo, no nothing. my god, the germans had a depth -- tenth of what we did. are there any decent books about how bad those guys were and how in the world were they as successful as they were? >> well, on the maps first, gene thorpe is my cartographer and he's responsible for all the mistakes, i'm responsible for the good parts. you saw some of these maps identifying battalions is virtually impossible on

>> my name is peter otto. a complement you on your maps., but -- [laughter] is it possible when the book is going to publication you can have somebody look at the map and 10 p[aages later when you talk about the italian x, and somebody comes back in march where italian -- where battalion x is. in the books you read english are invariably about the difficulties of the americans in -- no boots, no overcoats. my god. whatermans had 1/10 of we did. are there any books about that? >> maps, first. gene thorpe is responsible for all the mistakes. [laughter] you know ,you saw some of these maps. identifying battalions is impossible on a large scale map. >> but if you write about it, you have to give me some kind of clue. >> i'll stand by the cartography. there are very few place names that are not identified in the maps. we take a lot of time doing that. most of the larger units, maybe not down to battalion level, you can find them on a map. enough on the maps. so the germans. german write about the difficulties in all three books. campaign inlose

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. >> my name is peter otto.irst, a compliment to you on your maps, which are amongst the best i've seen in all the books. >> thank you. >> but. but. [ laughter ] >> is it possible when a book is going to publication, you can have somebody look down the map, of your dialogue, and ten pages later, when you talk about battalion x, that somebody goes back and marks where battalion x is? jowl drive me nuts. in anyway, the difficulty of the americans, no boots, no winter overcoats, no ammo, no nothing. my god, the germans had a tents of what we did. are there any decent books with just how bad off those guys were and how in the world were they as successful as they were. >> if you write about it, you've got to give me some kind of clue where they are. >> i'll standby the cartography. you'll find there are very few place names that are not identified on the maps. we take a lot of time doing that. and most of the larger units, maybe not down to battalion level, but you can find them on a map in there. enough on the maps

otto that i would want to buy a one p there. p euld rather buy a 16 here.oiln production, which is already -- all the way at the other end of the country for the jihad ease are. maliki,onger supporting that is important. >> our twitter question of the day. what are you willing to buy at full price? >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene. i'm here with adam johnson and olivia sterns. it doesn't end in israel, does it? >> no, it doesn't, and now we are talking about the iron dome defense system that is protecting most of the residents living near the country's border with gaza. local businesses are not as safe from destruction. -- disruption. about 200 rockets have been fired out of the gaza strip in the past five weeks. with residents in southern israel often the intended targets. the iron dome defense system may protect most people here, but the impact of this aerial assault is still damaging for local business. >> it's not easy. >> and israeli father of three lives a 10 second rocket flight in a village where his employer was founded. he just returned to

time and again during this book i go back to a quote uttered by otto von bismarck who said the stream of time follows along. by plunging my hand into it i am merely doing my duty. i do not expect thereby to change its course. now bismarck is telling us here that the world is moving in a direction. policy makers might attempt to change things at the margins but they are never going to change the current. never going to change the flow. i think to myful somself that td was going in the right direction and that the only thing he was doing was to make sure continued on it aproper path along the way. an example of this, president bush was destroyed in the press during the initial afterimagine of the fall of the berlin wall, an aftermath which was covered on international television which people around the world saw celebrations in germany occur and occurred peacefullies. leslie stall halfway through the press conference said, you know mr. president you just don't seem excited. this is the culmination of the entire cold war effort. you don't seem excited. he responded in a very important wa

the otto moan empire was a useless credit tour. the tragedy of world war is all of the old empires that were destroyed were relatively liberal and effective ones or might have evolved in a more liberal direction. out of this russian empire you get the soviet union and joseph stalin, out of germany you get nazi germany and adolph hitler. out of the italian'm, mussolini, out of the one decrepit empire you get countries in the middle east whichl-i-z>'uz fighting. and world war i is a catastrophe and world war ii was the unfinished business of world war i and to no cause for america to get involved. world war ii was a very different creature. >> might not have had world war ii but for world war i, and i don't think there can be any question that the u.s. involvement in world war i and the fact that the u.s. first of all actually did end the war, because we put the force in there, and then got the armistice on the basis of crazy promises from woodrow wilson that the germans and the middle east and everyone else accepted, and the result

>> my name is peter otto. first, a compliment to you on your maps which i thought were amongst the best i've seen of all the books. >> thank you. >> but, but -- >> ah. >> is it possible that when a book is going to publication, you can have somebody look down the map, your dialogue, and ten pages later when you talk about battalion x that somebody goes back to the map and mark where battalion x is? because you drive me nuts. anyway. my more serious question is, all the books that you read in the united states in english are invariably about the difficulties of the americans. no boots, no winter overcoats, no ammo, no nothing. my god, the germans had a depthó of what we did. are there any decent books about how bad those guys were and how in the world were they as successful as they were? >> well, another maps, first, gene thorpe is my cart grapher and he's responsible for all the mistakes, i'm responsible for the good parts. you saw some of these maps identifying battalions is virtually impossible on a large-s

otto, there are an awful lot of folks around virginia that are on minimum wage. more women than men. we can debate the statistics, but most folks say about 20% of minimum wage earners are the breadwinners for the family. i don't understand why he refuses to acknowledge we have to increase the minimum wage. he can debate time and implementation, but i do think his comments are disconnected. >> i believe the senator knows a context of his comments because i said a lot of first-time jobs at minimum wage jobs, which they are. i'm sure there are many people in this audience whose first job was minimum wage. what senator warner supports is destroying between half a million jobs according to the cbo and up to a million jobs. are 20%,ght, there little bit less, of minimum age earners who are head of the household and responsible for the family. i agree with you, we need to make sure that people were working full-time can support their families. i don't think we should do it by making the working poor the nonworking poor. i would support a work incentive tax credit that a

that is so much information, but it can feed into and out of design program -- otto did sign -- auto design program and it can go to a printout and we can get that in two weeks for $1000 in print cost. and that allows us to make a virus that we can actually test on one person's cells. if it kills the cancer cells and doesn't hurt normal cells, it passes. and i could actually be used as a treatment. we are testing this in cell culture now. that is our next step. we would love to do veterinary studies. we think this type of approach could get into humans very quickly. because there's already such a foundation in oncolytic viruses. they can open source the entire design process, it's just software. you don't need a lab to do this. and the amazing part is, the cost of writing synthetic dna, like the cost of genome sequencing, is falling so rapidly that it is actually really remarkable. i'm sorry, it's not going back very well. but the cost is falling so low, it costs $1000 to make that virus. next year, it will cost about $10. the year after that, maybe a dollar. newh allows us to explor

this commission, by the way, is chaired by governor otto kerner from illinois.ness official. roy wilkins of the naacp. it's a real blue-ribbon panel here. what do they have to stay? kara? >> well, they said here -- i thought this was interesting. i highlighted it. white institutions created it, white institutions maintain it, and white society condones it.çó talking about the violeniebqag has occurred, the riots. and i honestly thought -- >> they're talking about the ghetto. >> yeah, but that's where the riots occurred. so they're saying that the white institutions created it, maintain it, keep that status quo. i thought it's interesting they basically okdefined institution racism in this report. so it's!u pretty blatant that s there. but ia5 don't really know why nothing was fully done about it. i don't think anything was done. >> yeah, johnson actually shoved this report -- yeah, he was not happy with this report. >> this was a short quote that kind of stuck out to me. societies, one black, one white, separate and unequal. ju, this is '67. the report comes o

lo encontrÓ y ahora se dÉ plena otto y a toda la famil hermosa., ¿verdad? aquÍ estoy para transformar a mayra. la quiero hacer mÁs joven. la vamos a cambiar por otra. >> parte, quiere buscar galÁn me dijo por ahÍ. ¿es cierot? >> claro que sÍ. >> vamos a enseÑarle a maquillarse bien glamorosa para que vaya a celebrar con su esposo y tenga un look bien sexy. y a nuestra amiga vamos a quitarle unos 10 aÑitos. >> me la van a dejar en paÑales. vamos a comenzar con la transformaciÓn de nuestras divas. mÁs adelante vamos a ver cÓmo sigue el proceso. chicos malos! >> y a celebrar la vida. vamos a comenzar con alejandra torres de minnesota que cumple 12 aÑos. >> y por ahÍ viene karen mendoza de nueva york que estÁ cumpliendo 22 abriles, seÑores. >> y nelly lÓpez de california cumple 18 aÑos.. >> a ver, y muchas felicidades a ian martÍnez herrera en mÉxico que cumple su primer aÑito >> y aquÍ corriendo, llegando, leila los sociedad de no hallarse cumple 23 aÑos. >> violeta campa de tres aÑitos, princesa. >> y ahÍ estÁ una muÑeca. voy a felicitar con mucho c

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time and again during this book i go back to a quote uttered by otto von bismarck who said the stream of time follows along. by plunging my hand into it i am merely doing my duty. i do not expect thereby to change its course. now bismarck is telling us here that the world is moving in a direction. policy makers might attempt to change things at the margins but they are never going to change the current. never going to change the flow. i think to myful somself that td was going in the right direction and that the only thing he was doing was to make sure continued on it aproper path along the way. an example of this, president bush was destroyed in the press during the initial afterimagine of the fall of the berlin wall, an aftermath which was covered on international television which people around the world saw celebrations in germany occur and occurred peacefullies. leslie stall halfway through the press conference said, you know mr. president you just don't seem excited. this is the culmination of the entire cold war effort. you don't seem excited. he responded in a very important wa