paul revere worked on engraving music a few different times but this piece is the most famous instanceshis showing up in the music world. host: this is from 1770. let's use this piece to talk about copyright. can anyone use that music for any purpose? mr. wintle: i am not -- ms. vita: i'm not a copyright expert. it is a great question. people should be interested in it the answer to it, but i suggest they go to the copyright website. look up the copyright office. host: how often do you deal with those types of issues in your work? ms. vita: james would know that more but it is frequent. mr. wintle: >> we will break away to the white house. you're watching live coverage

paul revere engraved the piece in the front of the book.e front page before the table of content, there is a circle with music and fellows sitting around the table lking at music around the table. the circular staff with music on it is actually around that can be sunk and this part of the book was -- can be sung in this part of the book was engraved by paul revere. paul revere worked on engraving music a few different times but this piece is the most famous instances of his showing up in the music world. host: this is from 1770. let's use this piece to talk about copyright. can anyone use that music for any purpose? mr. wintle: i am not -- ms. vita: i'm not a copyright expert. it is a great question. people should be interested in it the answer to it, but i suggest they go to the copyright website. look up the copyright office. host: how often do you deal with those types of issues in your work? ms. vita: james would know that more but it is frequent. mr. wintle: this daily event someone would call in and ask about copyright status of the w

paul revere engraved the piece in the front othe book.ore the table of content, there is a circle with music and fellows sitting around the table looking at music around the table. the circular staff with music on it is actually around that can be sunk and this part of the book was -- can be sung in this part of the book was engraved by paul revere. paul revere worked on engraving music a few different times but this piece is the most famous instances of his showing up in the music world. host: this is from 1770. let's use this piece to talk about copyright. can anyone use that music for any purpose? mr. wintle: i am not -- ms. vita: i'm not a copyright expert. it is a great question. people should be interested in it the answer to it, but i suggest they go to the copyright website. look up the copyright office. host: how often do you deal with those types of issues in your work? ms. vita: james would know that more but it is frequent. mr. wintle: this daily event someone would call in and ask about copyright status of the work or ask abo

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paul bremer, some of you may remember paul revere. he was the viceroy that george bush sent to run iraq. and again, again, whatever. well, whatever you think about paul bremer, smart guy, and he turns up to do an interview me an hour and ten long interview on iraq and his legacy in iraq. this guy literally ran right and. been to rot for ten years at that point, five years. and this is years after it. so what do we do? my team and i, we go through we read his memoir. we read other people's memoirs who were in iraq at the same time we read all of the us inspector general's reports on waste of money during the iraq occupation. we go through all that stuff. we spend days preparing to the point where i've got a stack of papers, to the point where in the interviews over and he's sweating. i'm sweating, and he leans forward and it's a great move. he says, nice research. he looks out. it looks like a nice research. that is a great moment for someone like who is. i define myself as a jack of all trades. i'm not specialist on anything. i try and

the key aspect and it's a wonderful example of the 28th street ymca designed by paul revere williams prominent african-american architect who contributed so much diversity over many decades. this is an earlier work from 19206 and observed to be in south l.a. for many decades. 2011 though, i did fallen into disuse and collaborates converts affordable housing, units of low income housing in the historic building and a five door a very contemporary style designed by tony eisenberg, 25 units of additional low income housing behind it. i know contemporary additions are possible. this was approved by our social heritage commission, our office is a highly differentiated new addition. also showing here layers remain visible within the process. the images were the former swimming pool for the ymca was. right an outline which marks the outer edge of where the pool had been and makes this potentially reversible in the future if it does go back tomorrow eight recreation use. so to close before i turn it over i want to introduce a little bit about survey l.a. that mike had mentioned. a large part

you're the paul revere of healthf health.and i hope everybody hears this segment and we're going thi to lobby this administration pretty hard on this because as say. poison, as you keep up the good and the solutions are easy. thank you, jesse. all right. >> thank you. well, the founder of the fires n festival is out of prison. and next, he's on primetime. it's the show that has americans on the edge of their seat and has criminals thinking twice. americans are standing up to protect their rights. crime came 24/7 with john sticks larkin. your new true crime obsession hosted by the man who can break it down like no one else. one of the craziest things we've ever seen on camera. catch the final three episodes starting tonight and binge the entire season right now. on the only place to catch crime cam 24/7. fox nation america is streaming all matters keeping you up and letting you down. next is labor day. sale is delivering our sweetest deal ever right to your door so you could try out an award winning nectar mattress in your hom

addressing the housing crisis in the city and this is a wonderful example of the ymca designed by paul reverelliams the african-american architect who contributed to so much to the city over many decades. this is he and early work from 1926 and served the community in south la for many decades. by 2011 it had fallen into more and the two nonprofits that had been collaborated to affordable housing and the units of low hincome housing is the historic building and for five-story conflict in a contemporary style with 25 units behind it. the project shows how the additions are improved by the commission and the office even though it is a highly differentiated new addition it's also showing here how they remain visible and the image on the lower left you can see on the right and outline that marks the outer edge of where the outline of the pool had been and kind of makes it reversible in the future to go back to more of the recreation. so to close before i turn it over i want to introduce a little bit. a large part of the book captures the work of the city wide survey that was created in 2017 which

this is a wonderful wonderful example the 20th street ymca designed by paul revere williams a prominentfrican-american architect who contribute so much toaf our city over many decades. this is an early works from 1926 and served the african-american and south l.a. for decades. by 2011 though it had fallen into misuse and non-profits collaborated to affordable housing. units of low-income housing in the historic building at five-star complex in a contemporary style by the eisenberg architect with 25 units of additional low income units behind it and to project shows how contemporary additions are possible and approved by our city of social heritage commission and her office even though it is a highly differentiated newal edition. it's also showing here how the layers of histories remained visible in the adaptive reuse project. the image on the lower left is where the former swimming pool for the ymca was that it was mostly built in the city. the city the outline of the tie which marks the outer edge of where the outline had been and makes it potentially reversible in the future. it's mor

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the history of these times is written, judge michael luttig will be remembered as a modern day paul revere and that is particularly notable, given that judge luttig is a conservative's conservative. he was appointed by george h.w. bush, he was on the short list of potential supreme court nominees under george w. bush, his son. judge luttig is and was as the "washington post" puts it, quote, one of the most celebrated legal minds of his generation and, quote, one of the leading conservative intellectuals in the legal system whose views about crime and the rule of law stand out and sit adjacent to a years' long campaign for justice following the tragic murder of his own father. on that front, we learned in some excellent reporting from the "washington post" that it was judge luttig's mentor, then supreme court justice antonin scalia who would be the person to knock on judge luttig's door in the dark of night to deliver the tragic news of his father's death. judge luttig's republican conservative cred are so unimpeachable that in their hour of need mike pence and his attorney richard cohen tu