of branding you a pirate. and as a pirate if you if you are caught and it's found that you committed these this piracy the second pirates in terms of trafficking then you were to be hanged. but in over 50 years only one one man was ever hanged. for all of the so-called illegal trafficking that was done. in america and even then he said he hadn't done anything wrong. and we hear that a lot. right so, you know. timothy man william foster they took him to court. and timothy mayers case was dismissed. and william fosters case didn't even make it it was thrown out. and so we have this these historical examples of white arrogant men who believe that they are above the law. and we we see how why this is a problem why we have to look at it because this is not new. we hear this today. what is not new? the idea that you can do, whatever you want to whomever you want. and the fact is that you know what they get away with it. you can get acquitted. but this is part of our american heritage. that we have to do something ab

it is a single thread narrative the goes off in different directions and it's about a pirate, a completely different topic who pulls off a heist of an indian treasure ship in 1695 and triggers a global crisis that leads to the first global manhunt in the history of the world is like the story the first global capitalism with the older regimes in india and rising appropriations with the east india company with the pirates so people are interested that book is newly out in paperback with the classic tale of history for father's day a great father's day book. >> sorry my brain was derailed by the mention of pirates. [laughter] it's like the real-life version of the rabbit hole you told me that little bit now i say no we're doing an event but i want to go read more. [laughter] so we have a couple of questions in the q&a. but the first question is connected to what we were discussing earlier that life expectancy did not vary by social status but then began to so why is that? why did that start? >> the big change which is central to the vaccine story is that there was a technique so it is famous

and both of them, william and timothy were pirates. they were criminals. it does not look like it in state of alabama, but they were criminals. okay. it doesn't matter, but of course, in 1861, alabama seized from the union, but this is from 1860, and he was a criminal. okay. next one, please. okay. so, because of that notion that african people could be used as something called chattel. that is they could use us as though we were mules or donkeys or horses or what have you, the idea that they could just go into africa and bargain and bring us over here to work and work and produce wealth for them. i am looking for a passage here. so bear with me a second. it resulted in so much suffering. and kosola shares this with ursula, and he talks about this fateful day, and he says "if bybreak, when the folks that sleep get waken by the noise are with the gate break, i am not woke yet. i still in bed. i hear the gate when they break it. i hear the yell from soldiers while they are chopping the gate. therefore, i jump out of bed and looking. i see the great many sold

and both of them, william and timothy, were pirates. they were criminals. it doesn't look like it in the state of alabama, but they were criminals. okay? and -- and it doesn't matter that it got thrown out. the thing about it, of course, you know, in 1861, alabama secedes from the union. but this was done in 1860. he was a criminal. okay, next one, please. so, because of that notion that african people could be used as something called chattel, that is they could use it as if we were mutuals or cows or done kyis or horses or what have you -- donkeys or horses or what have you, the idea that they could just go to africa and bargain and bring us over her to work and produce wealth for them. i am looking for a passage here. bear with me a second. it resulted in so much suffering. and kossala shared this with hurston. and he puts it this way. he tells her in detail about that fateful day. he said, by day break, when the folks at sleep, waking the noise when the people break the great gate. i not woke yet. i still in bed. i hear the gate when they break it. i he

and even think about the whole pirating think how they get this. >> high-resolution cop instead of that handheld camera inside of the movie theater. alright surprising insights. rob, thank you as always. and we'll chat with you tomorrow. if you've got a topic or an issue are concerned it like rob to talk about as it relates to wall street. the markets let him know facebook, twitter e-mail him directly. you can also catch is past episodes and connect with them on our website at kron. 4 dot com. we'll see tomor california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. every time nacho fries came back, that bold seasoning was drawing something closer. and once they taste that warm nacho cheese sauce... they won't

the series peoplejust do nothing catalogued the struggles of a fictional pirate radio station calledrindah and his hapless crew put the brent in brentwood with hilarious results. the cinematic debut uses a similarformula within a fish—out—of—water scenario. discovering that their track has been used on a japanese game show, the boys fly to tokyo, where they're thrown into the clutches of a smooth manager played by ken yamamura. meanwhile, their self—appointed manager chabuddy, played by asim chaudhry, gets into a series of disastrous mishaps. the culture clash comedy is fitfully amusing and will probably date quite quickly, but as ever this draws a steady stream of laughs from the sheer stupidity of its lovable characters, from delusional, self—aggrandizing grindah, played by allan mustafa, to amiable stoner steves, played by steve stamp. after watching these fellas many times from this very sofa, ifound it a real treat to laugh along with the crowd in the cinema, where it's showing now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i'll be back next week. in the meantime,

. >>> next a surprise porch pirate on four paws a black bear stealing a package from outside a connecticutut what was outside is what may have attracted the bear in the first place. >> he says it was a delivery of scented toilet paper. no word yet if it was charmin. it could be that, but the bear wanted to get in on the go. >> anytime there's a storm or pandemic. >> this has to be a charmin ad, come on. >>> finally the dangers of doing yoga on the beach. >> this woman was recording her routine on a beach in the bams. and it was all pretty much going routine, until an ig ghana got in on the act. >> there it is. >> she was stretching out her hand when this happened. she was yo stretching out her hand and the ig ghana bit her finger. >> charley, you bit me. she got it checked by a doctor, deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today actor omari hardwick, and we cook up a delicious shrimp dish with top chef's kwame onwuachi. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheering] let's go, ripa. let's go. hi, deja vu. hello, kelly ripa. let's hear it, guys, it's tuesday. c

. >> it does look like something you would find on a pirate ship. >> exactly. >> after just one yearn the depths the bottles have bonded with the ocean bottom, attracting plenty of curious and perhaps thirsty sea creatures. but ocean fathoms is more interested in the ocean's influence on the inside of the bottle. they ka call this section of the santa barbara channel, nature's perfect cellar. because there's little oxygen and light, the temperatures are constant 54 and the currents rock the bottom. >> there's all the whales here. so, imagine what the bottles hear for a year. >> right. >> the whales are singing to them. >> the we'll we whales are sing them. that's a good life as a wine bottle. >> yes, for us too as we drink it. >> better if you got it from somebody's closet. >> for sure. for sure. >> he was inspired by stories that he read a few years ago about a treasure trove of champagne found on the bottom of the baltic sea, the wine was highly drinkable after 170 years unat fmpagne house hasreated i the sea program. storing various bottles of bubbles 130 feet down in a baltic sea

decades ago, disney conjured a blockbuster film franchise out of a theme park ride in the form of piratescaribbean, spawning a string of witless, turgid stinkers that have jointly grossed over $4.5 billion, proving that old hollywood adage that no one ever went broke underestimating the audience's intelligence. now we have jungle cruise, the latest big screen amusement park spin off featuring action, adventure, star names, globetrotting scenery and splashy effects. the difference is that this time, it's actually quite good. here we go. sometimes itjust needs a bit of a... nobody touches my engine but me. what did ijust... there you go. emily blunt is doctor lily houghton, an early 20th—century scientist adventurer seeking the mythical tree of life, with which she hopes to benefit mankind. dwayne "the rock" johnson is frank wolff, the steamboat skipper who agrees to provide passage through the amazon rivers, but who has an agenda of his own. my brother and i are looking for passage upriver. please go away. i have a lot of money. directed by jaume collet—serra, whose cv includes a string of

the series peoplejust do nothing catalogued the struggles of a fictional pirate radio station calledk has been used on a japanese game show, the boys fly to tokyo where they are thrown into the clutches of a smooth manager. meanwhile, their self appointed manager played by asim chowdhury gets into a series of disastrous mishaps. a culture clash comedy is fitfully amusing and will probably date quite quickly, but as i a steady stream of laughs from that sheer stupidity of all characters. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. do you want to translate that for them? _ do you want to translate that for them? �* ., , . ., this is bbc news, i'm philippa thomas with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. gunfire us troops fire tear gas in kabul, to try to push back thousands, desperate to escape the taliban. translation: we've got a legal visa. - many people who are coming here don't have the right documents, but we've got the visa and they won't let us through. senior taliban figures — includ

the private pirate -- the private providers we don't control but we are trying to minimize the amount of time to get power back up. we have been working with the electric sector throughout the night and all day today to assess and understand the full extent of the damage. to accelerate the process, i have asked the federal aviation administration to work today with louisiana and mississippi electric companies to authorize the use of surveillance drones to assess the damage day energy infrastructure. while i'm sure those flights do not disrupt aerial search-and-rescue operations. i will also ask the pentagon and the department of homeland security to immediately make available any satellite imagery that can assist in assessing the damage in your states and cities. local utilities will soon begin restoration work, including prioritizing getting transmission lines into new orleans and get them back up and running. a lot of them have been taken down. more than 25,000 debris crews and linemen from at least 30 states are rolling into support you. some are already close and some are underway

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on these websites. >> iron member when you got your pirated goods from the silk market in beijing. probably dating me as well. but investors are hanging on every word by xi jinping. what are we hearing from the committee meeting now? >> you're talking about the silk street market. the call that the north fake market, because there is a lot of north face. i was there 30 some years ago. it is all closed down now and piracy often goes down online. they officially reveal a host of measures to deepen reforms and his agenda and top of the list is fighting monopolies. he stressed the importance of strengthening anti-monopoly regulation and it's definitely an indication that this crackdown that surfaced almost a year ago wiping hundreds of billions of dollars, that this is deepening. also, battling pollution and shoring up strategic reserves is also top of the list. >> steve engle has been covering china for a long time. for more analysis on china's crackdown particularly on its tech giant, china and big tech available online bloomberg technology. that's the channel on youtube. let's turn

sorry it's like my brain got derailed by the mentioning of pirates. it's like the real-life version of the wikipedia rabbit hole you told me that h little bit and we are doing an event but i want to go read more about it. so, we have a couple of questions here in ther] q and a and people can feel free to answer if we have time here. the first question coming back to what we were talking about tearlier you mentioned the life expectancy didn't vary until 1750 and then began to. why did that start and -- >> the big change which is central to the vaccines story is that there is a technique that precedes the vaccinations. they are famously invented by edward in the 1850s, sorry, 1796 and he gets a lot of credit like the famous story but in fact there's an earlier technique and it basically involved taking an actual bit of smallpox from somebody that has smallpox and inserting it, grinding it up in a powder to give them a very mild case of smallpox and it's much more dangerous than vaccination. the general average is 2% of people would die but it's so diffe

the clash between the older regimes in india and imthe rising corporations like e company with the pirate kind of in the middle of it. it's a fun story. if people aret interested it's out on paper back and a lovely father's day gift i would like to say the tale of history for father's day. >> it's like my brain was derailed by the mentioning of pirates. it's like the real-life version of the rabbit hole. you told me that little bit and now i'm like i know we are doing an event, but i want to read more. [laughter] so we have a couple of questions here in the q-and-a and people can feel free we will get to those if we have time here. the first question was coming back to what we were talking about earlier. you mentioned life expectancy didn't do very until 1750 and then began to and so asking why he is not, why does that start? >> the big change that is central to the vaccine the story story isthat there is a techniqt precedes vaccinations. he gets a lot of credit like the famous story but in fact there's this earlier basically involved taking an actual bit of a smallpox scab from someone w

. >> and in some cases, julia, watching very high quality pirated versions of content, journal has aiece about it today. very soon after these projects are released i wonder how much of that is driving the studios thinking that we need volume. >> yeah, this is just really a striking fact here, carl what you're seeing is the increase in the amount of piracy of films right after they have been released in theaters. in fact, you look at black widow, there is a big drop over the course of the weekend at the box office from a strong opening, first few days and then the numbers trailed off and they think one of the reasons that dropoff happened is because people were pirating the film at home so the question now with piracy is not only what is the impact on the box office, always been an issue, now it seems the piracy is more robust than ever. also what is the impact of the piracy on subscriptions and on revenue from selling these movies so if you have a company like disney that is trying to sell films like black widow for an additional $30, does the piracy eat into that or does it eat int

. >> reporter: the starting quarterback for the pittsburgh high school pirates got to scrimmage last week and looking forward to playing the first game of the season on tv tonight against the rival team, sarah high school, san mateo. all that went up in smoke because of bad air quality. >> reporter: games all cancelled because of the air quality index was above 150. >> i think i speak for every parent, there was a lot of anticipation and excitement starting off the season. so it is a downer, you know, the biggest thing is how we adjust moving for ward. >> reporter: high school coach victor galli says preparing for the next game is difficult when you can't predict the air. >> and covid on top of it. this is not fun for anybody. the games are fun. that's what we want to get to. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> back here, downright hazardous. you can see how much smoke from the caldor fire are rolling in. so far flames have burned more than 145,000 acres and containment is at 19%. as that smoke continues to spread, you can track it from home. go to nbcbayarea.com, to che

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ground was. special forces were drained by the us in early $990.00, later on at the stage as the pirates at the horn of africa. and that's most trouble enough for international trade. now what we see in terms of spill older effect perception of the west bar enlarge this, this, this, i think when would be the real, really big repercussion that in my assessments will be much, much worse than the whole migration issue. it's their challenge, karen, to salvage something here and offer effective humanitarian a to the people in afghanistan, all practically speaking. it's not just impossible, given the situation that sarah, the moment i'm not under crowd, i mean you're into your there. i tell us several people on the ground and then they can re to the picture of total confusion. others say people who have remained in couples, they taliban or some our contribution to some other civilizations. well conflicting perception. but for us, you have to provide people with, with the basic supply because i mean this is the system morrow komatt to, to, to wherever they will arrive. but i mean that the entir

policy and i've got to start with independent journalists, taylor who duck and former whistleblower pirate brown. and i think the u. s. government to some extent doesn't really know what it's fighting for and the funding pretty regular thing. such, it's more of a reflexive sort of series of power plays by individuals in the government. the basically the manner in which the u. s. has a pedal whistleblowers journalists, leakers backs in before dropped into office. i think a ball into a, perhaps, to a, to all time low. and things had not improved and 656 years. i think anyone who knows who they're talking about has to look at the u. s. as a wild animal and go from there. this is not the 1st time that jolina sanchez was correct in his assessment related to us foreign policy. i think we're having conversations about us wars in the middle east and in particular up dana. stan, it is so important to talk about. julian staunch and would you be contribution? i think the united states government is seeking to make an example out of julian assigned to show other journalists. this is looking happened t

that'll take you straight to the home page, which has been pirate as you can shop on, sammy's a than from counting the call. thanks for joining us. news and algebra is back. ah frank assessments, by way it is a lesson against freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to it was what it was for. petune is the critical debate that we are here. it's not between any other group that we have compet here for 6 years. re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera, challenging the brazilian dictatorship, the democratically run football team. when teens change the course of the nation, the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals, as the football rebels concludes with the celebration of the life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians, democracy movements on al jazeera, me, i me, i suppose the people crushed to death while forcing their way into a couple week after the taliban seized power as co founder is in kabul for talks to hammer off the new government. ah, my money. this is out there al

early jimmy kimmel steve colbert and it seems like the fox network is embracing this idea between pirates rest of you with the award young conservative media and is that something to look forward to seeing more of with younger conservative voices? [applause] it being conservative is cool. it's cool when you are 80 and it's cool when you were 19 because you have the facts on your side. and you are unafraid and that has always been a renegade out -- attitude of this country the risktakers the pioneers the loudmouths, the jokesters. it's pretty important to you. so the people that are willing to put themselves out there and say things that could be controversial and those people have always been a involved in comedy. comedy is where you push that edge and you can't push that edge seriously i mean get her out. so you have to have a platform like fox that's willing to stand by people who take risks because you can't develop that kind of personality if you are canceled or if you have a small platform and they don't see is the box i believe has done a good job of supporting edgier younger funnie

okay. offices with desperate pirates tried to pass, said children to us soldiers hoping to give them a new life. the affinity disappeared dispersed those massive feel, saying that at risk of being overrun, british families, the loss of one of the conflicts and afghan astonished surviving veterans say that they are dismayed by the taliban. the resurgence questioning now whether the fact devices might have been in vain. we speak to the mother of one fall in the british soldier was i'm very, i'm able to do that. a lot of people are asking me, you know, was worse. i question now. and since sunday.

of big chips coming out. ships are showing up and they're not working, they're, they're, they're pirated goods. as i mentioned, it's up to a trillion dollars in global g, d p is going to be loss. it's spiking inflation. so if you just look at what's been in the news with the car makers, detroit has a 1000000 cars sitting in parking lot right now waiting to get chips retrofitted in the vehicles. but they've already front loaded their pricing. so you can see the price. there's skyrocketing for used vehicles and new vehicles, their front loading all this inflation, but yet they still haven't taken all the costs hits on the, on the supply side yet. and you're seeing record profits out of everybody, which is a bizarre situation with, with all the supply chain shortages in detroit right now, goes to rolling, shut down every 3 weeks. this plans close next 3 weeks. that plans close. and that's just an example of the automotive industry is industry after industry. we are, you know, basically, you know, in a big, big supply chain prices right now. well, my understanding is that 80 percent of all t

to jamestown,, passengers who are captive, they been captured in the caribbean and brought over by pirateps. nicole had a jones says that's beginning of slavery in america. that's a murky point because they didn't recognize slavery. within a few years most of them are set free. they either married in the white population, became land owners and citizens of this country. so the very basic idea of 1619 is the beginning of slavery in america, that itself is false but that hasn't been grown up into this giant bush of claims that every significant event was part of this scheme by rich black people were oppressed, denied the rights and treated as chattel. there is of course a history to american slavery that needs to be told.

the i choose for season, okay, offices of desperate pirates tried to pass the children to us soldiers hoping to give them a new life communities is 1st master that they feel saying that at risk of being who run british families the last one to the conflicts, enough gown this done and surviving veterans say that they are dismayed by the telephone. the resurgence questioning now where the sacrifices might have been in vain. we speak to the mother of one full and british soldier by design a very i'm trying to do that. a lot of people are asking me, you know, was worse. i question now and since sunday i don't believe the news. good afternoon. thanks for joining us in the tele buttons declared the creation of these luck, emerett of afghanistan, the same no use for the country when they were lost in power for days on from the taliban. the dramatic return. the fresh scenes of chaos set, carpool porters. people tried to flee wednesday, hundreds crowded is berries and fancies. even babies were seen being passed over the crowds towards your soldiers stationed with parents, hoping that it would