york times bestseller and where i read a couple of years ago and then to talk about the history of pirates and then to tackle hurricane history and the book that i have known for a long time we have been due for a good book on hurricanes. this is a huge topic despite being so huge that you can actually hold in your hand. so i am looking forward to having this conversation today. so i want to say why did for some level to bring it into that is something manageable? >> i thought about writing a book about hurricanes but i wanted to write about a particular hurricane was the galveston hurricane of 1900 which hit long island and new england where i happen to live. will there is a problem they are both of those hurricanes had quite a few really good books written about them so i went on to write black lives in blue waters then came the summer and fall of 2017, the hurricane season from hell with hurricane harvey and irma and maria to destroy different parts of the united states. right after that season was over my editor and your editor got to gather with those at the time and on the history be

all in all, these us counties of pirating costs by half. but there is still one thing that bothers him. the world of one place where we, where we swap their batteries, that is, they decided one day, you know this to get the feedback about all we are getting from the boat. are geysers also also because it doubles their income, saw family is full fee. we see kids being brought from the village that are now schooling income, because the writers have more money. this right days, germany genea daniel drezner, he had worked for solar energy company for several years before he decided to try to make company as motorbikes. cleena, with his startup zimbo, he now imports cutting edge electric motor bikes from china. each one sails for about a 1000 euros. that's quite a bit of money that they drive as can be over a period of 2 years. and the bikes are tailored to their specific needs. here. our driving mode is different than a chinese person commuting to work. here we really look into productive. he was hundreds of kilometers every day with only one p

and the book about the history of pirates. if that large history was large enough so we going to tackle hurricane history. i read this book, actually just before i came out, somebody who grew up in florida and lives in florida and instantly with hurricane history, books have been written on hurricane history i have known for a long time, we have been due for a good book on hurricanes. it's a huge, huge topic. eric tackled it masterfully. despite this topic being so huge he was able to put it in the book that you can actually hold in your hand. and it's a lovely book, as i have said. so i'm really looking forward to having this conversation with eric today. and so i want to start by asking eric, why did you decide to write this book on hurricanes? why did you decide to take on this new topic and undoubtedly torture yourself on some level? level to figure out how to bring it into something, this huge topic into a manageable one. >> well, i had long thought about writing a book about hurricanes, but the problem was i wanted to wr

all in all, these are scotties of pirating costs by half. but there is still one thing that bothers him. the world of one place where we, where we suffer the batteries. but they decided when they don't need to get the feedback about all we are getting from the boat, are geysers also also because it doubles their income, saw family is full fee. we see kids being brought from the village that are now schooling income, because the writers have more money. this right days, germany genea daniel drake, he had worked for a solar energy company for several years before he decided to try to make company as motorbikes cleaner. with his startup zimbo, he now imports cutting edge electric motor bikes from china. each one sells for about a 1000 euros. that's quite a bit of money that they drive us can pay over a period of 2 years. and the bikes are tailored to their specific needs. here our driving mode is different than chinese person commuting to work. here we really look into productive. he was hundreds of kilometers every day. the only possible if yo

again, because of french pirates, for example. they are taking native peoples out of their towns, and relocate, forcibly relocating them to the slave plantations of the english caribbean. so they are experiencing a mixture of refugee movements into the 1680s and 1690s. so some, some of these communities in a desperate search for stability begin to move inland into the carolinas. some of these grow to a thousand or more. so they are beginning to take route and beginning to form relationships, economic and otherwise, with both english traders and native-american traders. by 1700, what was seen is over the decade of the 1690s, something quite extraordinary occur. the people who had formed these communities were telling stories with their feet. they were forming new communities to evade disease, violence, and slavery. but over the decades, 1690 through 1700, they themselves seemed to have become slave traders. they provided the english in carolina with 200 indian slaves. by 1710, that number had grown to over 1,500. now, there are rea

again, it's because of french pirates for example. english slavery day along the atlantic coast. taking native peoples out of their towns, forcibly relocating them to the slave plantations of the english caribbean. the yamasee are experiencing a mixture here of refugee movements and resettlements by the 16 eighties, as we move into the 60 nineties. so some, some of the communities are in desperate search for stability. they begin to move inland, into the carolinas. some other communities, at least one from cohen records, as we, know grows to about 8000 or more. so these communities are beginning to take root, they're beginning to form relationships, economic and otherwise, with both english traders and native american traders. by 17 108th what we've seen over the decade of the 16 nineties, it's something quite extraordinary occurring. the yemen sees, the people who had formed the yamasee communities, were telling stories with their feet, forming new communities to evade disease, violence and slavery. over the decades, 60 90 to 1700, the yamasee seem to become slave traders. in 17

we knew the prime minister had indicated there was concern about what is becoming known as covid piratesbecause they don‘t agree with them, there is a general frustration with what is going on with regards to the management of the virus, and one of the challenges that now we have 99% of the country in tier 2 or tier 3, this gradual warning that the previous lockdown, we saw what was not deemed a lockdown but it felt like one. there has been a general sense as we were getting into it that we were not going to necessarily see lots of places coming out of it. they warning about previously mid—range tea is going up on those lower tiers going up and entire categories, a lot of bad feeling, it‘s been very difficult for the government to handle and a lot of mps already overwriting in saying they are concerned, lots of large areas being categorised into one tier in one go, even within those and within those counties, there are different levels, so it is creating a lot of conclusion that my confusion, a lot of bad feeling but it was never going to be simple and the government have rise that may p

be able to find was when ted turner went to cuba to visit fidel castro who, apparently, had been piratinge signal almost from the inception of this channel and was very delighted that ted turner's staff and office made a copy of the video for me and i wanted to see it for archiving purposes and their interaction and an enormously controversial interaction but the head of a network and even one most people do not know when make the trek to cuba about enemy number one of the time or one of the avowed enemies of the united states and noodle with fidel castro and his private island so fascinating twist in the book. >> he was basically a conservative and the fact that he even accepted that invitation and why do you think he did. >> i think he was dazzled the world leader was actually watching what he brought and it was a thrill and if you make something well that someone consumes it and was so uncertain and he'd gone through so many obstacles which i detail in the book that could have killed cnn before it even started and even once it started it was what we would call a soft launch now that it

i am thinking something indoors tire mark and someone did do pirates.nk out rats of the caribbean? most of that ride is inside. >> and we do have plans to do future rides. >> their we go. that makes me happy. >> and we weren't sure. we wanted to see how it worked. we had so much -- i finished it and i told my wife, i was like i want to do another one. she was like are you kidding mia? >> i like that attitude. yeah. >> yet probably won't be christmas. maybe over the summer. i have a break between semesters. so, we'll see what happens. >> you know what, whatever happens, it's quite the accomplishment. i heard many stories of families coming together and friends and bonding during this pandemic. it's great to see the matterhorn. more so, as you described it in the beginning, taking 30 people to do this and it's a memory, something you will never forget. i appreciate you taking the time and congratulations. stay safe as we get through this. >> thank you so much. i appreciate your time. >>> are you kidding me? mark tamayo, you were in the backyard a minute a

pirates clashed with cologne pitched one of the most formidable teams in german history against one without a victory in 15 games. cologne start to the season has been miserable. so it was no wonder that bahrain called comfortable rotating heavily for this game thomas miller amanda noir and your kim it remains but hansie flick made 6 changes among those taking a breather really on carets golf and robert leaven dos. that allowed eric maksim to promoting to make his 1st win to see the start for byron. just bite the changes byron started at a high tempo and in a 13th minute surge cannot reach forced a penalty. cologne loney maurice voce handball good bye and an early opportunity to forge ahead with that move and that's the question was who would step up and surprisingly thomas miller took responsibility. and unsurprisingly mr reliable was true to his nickname miller's 4th goal this season put byron one no one miller has been ever present in the new campaign despite barely getting a summer break he led the team to victory here and drew level with a. oliver kahn on $261.00 is the go wins with by

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kenosha, wisconsin, where protests erupted after the police shooting of jacob blake, but is the pirate'slaw and order message resonating with voters in suburbs like that one. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the night before the election he touted his campaign message of law ard order. in battleground wisconsin, the fight for the suburbs is under way. president trump rallied supporters in kenosha. >> what happened to downtown kenosha happened to me in my back yafrmtd had he called law and order sooner, we probably would not have lost lives. >> reporter: president trump has been talking about law and order. >> antifa is going after the suburbs next >> we believe in law and order. >> suburben women, please love me, please love me a recent pole has joe biden up 19 points among the same group. >> is simple truth is donald trump failed to protect america, so now he's trying to scare the country. >> reporter: across the country major cities rare preparing before violence. even the white house plans to install a nonscaleable fence what worries you most about the president being reee lectsed

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did sit tight and i'm going to say don trump but it could be pirated. now there's a very visible police presence on the street of new york city tonight and that is in anticipation of protests that have already been called in the event of a potential result a number of leftist groups as well as right wing groups have called for protests in response to results that they do not favor and at this point we've seen a number of store owners who are boarding up boarding up their stores to protect the windows in case of windows being broken now we also have a report that i apparently according to one report at least one luxury apartment complex has hired armed security guards to protect it for the cvs being so quite a bit of tense feelings here in new york city and throughout the country as many fear that the potential results of this election could create kind of an explosion . doesn't look like anyone's expecting a quiet night that was capable of reporting from new york many thanks. well to delve into this a bit father were joined now by my correct involved wh

but when packages are delivered, the porch pirates are lurking. what so many of us in work at home owed, steve, is that less of a threat this year? yeah, you know, a lot of us are whole and so it does make it easier as far as a live report. not everybody is able to be there when the delivery morning. now you can have it such that you have the neighbor on the lookout to pick something up. you can also have a signature event that sometimes delays the yams on friday and actually has the special apps that you where you were matter, no matter where you are. you have a camera that can watch the delivery person contact you when you're about to make the list. and then you from a distance using the app are able to walk your home, let the delivery prison in. they drop it off then you then they leave and you can lock your home from a distance and track the delivery person holes. so it's something that's pretty interesting to use. yeah. simple enough about the buddy system with their next door neighbors. we love our phones and caller id, but caller id can fit

the oakland raider is a pirate. they participated in the slave trade.ooted sow the left may like that. what about the minnesota vikings. as a native warrior from north america is an offensive mascot isn't a native warrior from north america too. maybe the blonds air makes the difference. the new england patriots could be deemed offensive. the left doesn't seem that proud these days. a red, white and blue low dough, a caricature of an american revolutionary. these patriots didn't let women vote and held slaves. they may still fire muskets when they celebrate. boston has problems. the celtic logo features a helpa leprechaun. it's a mythical figure from irish folklore. and he has a pipe in his mouth. no smoking. my team, the philadelphia 7ers. nothing to be proud of. the country was stolen from the indians and found on slavery. the braves say they will not be changing their name while the indians say they are considering it. my prediction, cleveland caves. so start thinking of a new name. the left on offense against the texas rangers. arguing the team name

and if it were not like a pirate, not part of missiles are, and they were not what they wanted with. that route is to grab more laps that he does not want to morrow or russia is. an irishman says i am against which our civilians have protested. gotten our city just before i ask yasmin to comment on that. i will say the last month the un security council passed a resolution calling for realistic, practical, and joining solution based on compromise. so city, do you think the un is sort of trying to push you away from the referendum idea and instead take what morocco was offered, which is this autonomy within the state of morocco? is that now not just a much more realistic and practical solution to this conflict. this friendly guys were a solution. the lotus 12584 has more than one. just simply operative paragraph. what you have just suddenly is operative paragraph 2, but there's also a part of the paradox for the mall, which calls for it peaceful mosque solution which provides for the stoppage in the nation. the people in warsaw are, which means 3 main facts recognition by the security

set in space, you can be anyone — a fighter, a trader, even a pirate. where they analyse cell clusters. now, although it'sjust part of the game for them, they're actually sifting through real world data for researchers who are examining how the coronavirus affects blood cells. it's a gamified version of a scientific technique called flow cytometry which is used to measure physical characteristics of a population of cells or particles. so far, over 171,000 players have completed 47 million tasks which amounts to 36 years of categorising cells. you just look at a plant and you just draw polygons around data. you can sit there, pull it up and start doing it, and i think that was exciting for me — just how approachable it was. you hear about the covid research going on all around the world. a lot of people like you know have had it, or know someone who has had it and just the fact that i can sit here at my desk while waiting for a fleet, doing something that's going to contribute to helping find out information about covid—19. the data generated by the play

the offensive began last week after pirates, the ahmed, accuse the regional government of attacking a military base 11000 the if you have kids have already fled the conflict to neighboring sudan. local authorities say they are preparing for just 200000 arrivals. sandoval, a is head of the evidence lab, families say internationals crisis response team. he says, is enough evidence that there have been mass killings of civilians. we can confirm that scores, if not hundreds of civilians were stopped or hacked to death in, in a small town called me cutter, which is in the southwest of ethiopia's, of the degree region. likely, most likely, on the night of november 9th, these victims appear to have been civilians appear to be laborers, no way involved in the ongoing military offensive in the region. we spoke to witnesses to, to the instance people who came into the town on the morning of the 10th of november after the army took control. and they, they said that the roads were strewn with dead bodies, especially in the, in the center of the town. we then study audio visual evidence of videos

learn like you know to become electrician number they called in my parents and i want to become a pirate for if since i was in primary school and to them it wasn't acceptable that iraq would be abided but i don't want to know to keep it all on this i want to just you know bounce back on what the reams said in terms of how. no odds it's own architecture and unlike what many people think abroad for the past 30 years it predominantly came from the left and there were what you call the secular fundamentalists you know in french were the 1st ones and again as him said the one in the early ninety's were the forest you know opens a going for the bending of the headscarf in public schools and of course despite the council of the state which is the highest at least where people throw it in front saying no kids have a right to wear their headscarf in schools no they manage within 15 years there when. from being a loud minority to being a majority capable of busting this just nation in today as the the lady said that just before me who did you not only used to cover up your government screw ups. pa

amanda once more downplayed the pirates using derogatory terms to describe brazilians who, in his words, were being fearful in the face of death. 19 has claimed the lives of 162000, brazilians, making it the world's largest hotspot after united states. i'll just sirrah, rio de janeiro. this is out there and these are the top stories u.s. president elect, joe biden has named his white house chief of staff despite don't trump's refusal to concede and allow a transfer of power. ron klain is one of biden's most trusted campaign advisers. alan fischer has more from washington d.c. claim or run a very tight ship. it's expected in the white house. he's very good a partly identifying what the key issues are and taking steps to deal with that. and it's expected. he'll serve quite some time in the role as chief of staff, something that will be a real contrast to the trump white house, where we've had 4 in the last 4 years. be wrong claim that will be organizing calls with world leaders. those calls that we've seen joe biden make just in the last few hours. he's spoken to the leaders in japan, in

when you build a coalition and beat the establishment, we had another candidate from among the pirates in baltimore running against a one party all democratic dictatorship on city council. there's been nothing but democrats, they're ok now. it looks great. i'm afraid we've run out of time. we just need more diversity in politics and i want to thank my guests and sergio and in atlanta. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at you see you next time. remember german babies cry in a pattern like saying entrenched babies, which a man is. so that was a, that actually follow the rhythmic pattern versus mine. so you know, the learning they get that turns out she looked into it course. what was happening was that the babies could actually hear their mothers speech in the room. is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? heis a nation full community? are you going the right way or are you being led? so direct. what is true? wants is faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend to join us in the depths. maybe in the shallowness r

that i found i wasn't sure i could find when ted turner went to cuba to visit fidel castro who was piratingthe signal almost from the inception. i was delighted and that his staff and the office made a copy. and then i wanted to see it for archival purposes and their interactions because of course that is enormously controversial interaction the head of the tv network that would make the trek to cuba one of the avowed enemies of the united states and then fidel castro that was a fascinating twist in the book. >> he was basically a conservative why do you think he did? >> he was dazzled a world leader was watching what he brought. it was a thrill. it was so uncertain and he had gone through so many obstacles which i detail in the book that have killed cnn before it even started. even once it started it was a soft launch now because it was not guaranteed would keep going. only in a couple of million homes to start. anymore those disavowed enemies it was incredibly flattering. and then never taken seriously in part because of the behavior now all of a sudden the idea somebody who is enormously

and why do you have so many popeye us we've learned that a pirate is the plant that really flourishes here when our harvest one and a half tons of papaya is on an area of about $500.00 square metres we knew it was them. after visitors for one then some is made into fruit spreads some visitors prefer that to taking a one or 2 kilo papaya home and we have customers in the restaurant business for instance a country in that interested in the project. if you would like to know more about this environmental project it is best to join a guided tour. mangoes. our exotic fruits for us here in germany but they are commonplace elsewhere and seeing those differences is exactly what makes traveling so exciting and even more exciting when take us around and in our. lot is going to show us the capital of jakarta. hello i'm really out we are in the capital city of indonesia. and it's good to see . that. we are ready for the market right now you can buy. food. and also you can buy every truth. it's rome with love it's a very delicious world and very serious for me. thank you. but you should try me. ab

coming back into the fold of the pirates climate treaty as well as other things as well biden has said. but his victory would change the course not just for things the message to be in the united states but also internationally and reinstates what he said was respect for america or across the world obviously that is depending on where in the world you're looking at it's on how those policies impacted domestically he is hoping to try and bridge the gap that's has further expanded. this very tightly and hotly contested election the divisions in the united states being. true over the past few years particularly it comes to things like racism. and how that's impacted many people across the country through our series tomorrow shall reporting live from wilmington delaware many thanks indeed will our joe biden won the race for the white house israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu offered his congratulations to the president elect during president trumps 10 years the u.s. would recognize jerusalem as the country's capital the controversial move was described at the time as a kiss of death

even tonight the group is targeting 2 under-aged methamphetamine dealers in the number of pirates every week, minimum, 100. that's where my soul that stood at that compared to what that should be. because who decides who are in the clear since we are on drugs or sense where other substances, where is the methamphetamine time time time somebody. so of course the target to be centered around them. come here first. no money. me and my best money. and we stand up, stand up, stand up for you. i'll tell you what i'm laying out from where you left off. i know people are going to be left out when i get to the 6th in school to say this only 16 years old. how about you got the 1000 a quite enough. don't wanna be in my recent one about there are thieves in this house, but 200, there's this amount of trouble soul. when we pass it, they live. but the trouble came back to our own and showed less that there really but the ship solo, admittedly, really good that i rest of this boy's brothers are pulling yourself to be dug outs. but when their boss is that after this, we will be turning them over to the

there but the circumstantial evidence is quite persuasive and within two hours of the police and the pirate brigades arriving at the scene there are 200 african-americans are done and it provokes congress to pass the reconstruction act is. >> which i did not know about that particular incident, i've been teaching reconstruction in the civil rights act and the law of reconstruction for years but did not realize there was a central animating event, it reminds me john lewis and others getting attacked on the bridge and that is providing the impotent or the voting rights act, it's a similar kind of event, 200 black people may in dead and that helps the republicans pass the construction over to andrew johnson's veto, you are right, i do not feel comparable for the institute nonsecure or your ancestors role, however, i feel implicated every feeling of righteousness and shame. i'm glad you talk about that, you are really hard on yourself, your family, your tribe, you say whites are my tribe, is his family shame that you feel? >> so many of the disastrous subplots of our national history are hidden

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the book was pirated and it became public. so jefferson owned up to it but without enthusiasm and with some am barsment. if he had his way the only book he over wrote would not have been published. now the point is that jefferson did not write extensively on many subjects. but for purposes of our talk today, maybe for his unfortunate place in history, he left a armament of information regarding his views on african-americans. it might be well to begin with his central dilemma. he hated slavery but thought negros to be inferior to white. this was dicotomy. he hated slavery, but thought blacks inferior to whites. this is a different position. on one hand he could certainly say there was no indication in any of his works that he felt slavery to be right. at the same time, on the other hand, there is every reason to believe that he did not, indeed, blacks to be equal to whites not withstanding his famous words that all men are created equal. what is the evidence to indicate he did not approve. he took no pride, he thought they wer

and that's when the pirates can really get busy to attend. also coming up the pandemic forced many people to stay at home for weeks or months at a time, and that has had violent consequences for women and girls. is the world doing enough to protect them? it's not enough to punish only violence to ends in death. and them, we have to focus on psychological aggression on the kids because if we are only going to react when women are 10 and it's too late to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with more pandemic deaths and more pain endemic restrictions. here in germany, on the bibber 2nd, a nationwide partial lockdown went into effect here at the time the government said closing bars, restaurants and gyms was necessary to stop the exponential growth in new coronavirus cases breaks the chain of inspections and flatten the curve. and that has happened somewhat. the virus is not spreading exponentially anymore, however, the virus is killing at unprecedented levels. tuesday's record

the government so they knew irrigation plants came at just the right time for 40 families from a pirate in the district that god made agricultural, more difficulty. and the cost of renting the diesel pumps nearly consumed the on my thirty's reason was that today's science and we ended up spending much of what awnings on buying. still, while using the fuel pump into narrators ira with 2 of the, those little left for our livelihood. now, we have gotten great of all those expenses. we only need to replace someone to water the plants, british of the kurdish, just due to the more affordable litigation promise cannot attend a larger areas of land and keep farming they yield a much higher as a result of what i did call a hole. i was only have a sitting 50 kilograms of beans in 2 bags of saddam in season. now, with solar irrigation, the yield volume has multiplied by 3 when i am considering expanding my farming even more now. and i mean, if a town that solar powered irrigation system should be out in drowning in all of the party districts in the country by the end over $20000.00 to me, an offic

there's much more buy-in from the pirate sector -- from the private sector around these tax increaseshat is the skill set that you think the biden team is looking for if they were to win in the treasury they would select? charles: i think it is going to be a compromise candidate. -- initially it was going to be someone from financial services. i think the progressive wing killed that. someone from the progressive wing of the party, i don't think that is going to happen either. would be very market positive. i think in that position, as with a lot of the important cabinet positions, biden is going to go with a centrist that is probably technically very good, but not controversial. alix: if we get a president trump win, what does wall street do with that? charles: if we get a trump win, i would argue it is an even bigger surprise or upset than in 2016. we would see the market clearly rally on expectation of tax cuts, further deregulation, etc. but i think reality will start to set in pretty quickly. we are entering a second wave of covid that has been painful in europe and i think is he

he basically had a pirate colony running out of the island and he would send his people out all overthe lake to the various towns and throughout the midwest to steal horses and other items. there's been a lot of controversy about this. there's no proof they pulled off any of these crimes and that it was all anti-mormon. there was plenty of bias but he pulled off these crimes and one other things is the move to move them along a little bit. there's pretty solid undeniable real-time reporting. >> you discovered the whole chapter in ohio and if i caught it right you did act like this was new research. >> i think it's important first of all there's a lot of great 19th centur 19th century journas and he was the editor of the ohio newspaper, a wonderful sarcastic writer and this is important because in real time there is a series of stories one another. he comes to the town, there is a policy sent out after him, he's caught and brought back to one of the top lieutenants and enforcers and the paper reports on him coming to town and it predates that he would help get this guy out of jail. th