bishop robert baron, thank you very much. happy thanksgiving. thank you. >> you too. what we need. while people are sitting around a gathering with family, there is so much to be in before. it is right here in front of you. >> molly: that is right. family, friends, and as he mentions, your connection to the almighty. and here we are heading into the christmas season looking at that beautiful christmas tree. the murder mystery in idaho continues 11 day after for college students were found dead in their off-campus house. we are following that as well. we will have a live report from moscow, idaho. that is moments away. ♪ ♪ ♪ from santa claus, indiana to snowflake, arizona and everywhere in between. we're holiday ready with fast and reliable delivery, serving every address in america. the united states postal service. what makes every stearns & foster® mattress so incredibly comfortable? it's in the details. combining time honored craftsmanship with luxurious materials. like intricately quilted fabrics and rich velvet trim. every detail curated, for indulgent comfort, e

over the past 30 years, robert baron has been creating silicone prostheses for people who have lost limbsr parts of their faces due to illness or trauma among his patients were cancer survivors her suicides and even a little girl whose ear was bitten off by a raccoon you know look at this how to make pores here with a toothpick this is what drives me crazy robert baron has been recreating people's faces all his life his career began in back in the 60s when he worked as an illustrator for a military magazine then he served in the cia where he used his artistic skills to create copies of documents there he became an expert in disguise working with wigs masks and specialized prosthetics when robert resigned from the cia in 1993, he knew exactly how to use the skills accumulated throughout his life to change someone's personality, it turns out that you can return this personality to distorted people for almost 30 years that he has been doing this baron has helped thousands of patients, one of them is wayne gergaard from west virginia, a man survived cancer and lost my nose to this disease i h

we've done it before in eras of american history when we realized the robert barons. >> how close we came to losing our democracy and put a lot of that at the feet of donald trump, and the disinformation and lies he spread. but elon musk and twitter, his twitter may be playing a big role in that, not just he puts someone like trump back on it, kanye west, but others who delve in these conspiracy theories. isn't that going to spread more disinformation? isn't that also an extraordinary danger to democracy for someone who seems to just want to revel in the chaos? >> yeah. think about it. anybody watching this. do you consider yourself afraid of truth or evidence-based reality? probably not. why is someone like elon musk so afraid of truth, so afraid of evidence-based reality? it's interesting, right? the first things he does after getting ownership of this site are basically to open up the gates to lies and hatred, right? you could take ownership of twitter and say there's a revolution going on in iran, let me use my platform to help -- that's a thing you could spend your time on. the

baron, was cissy patterson. she was joe's sister, robert's cousin.he enjoyed the distinction of being the first woman publish of a major metropolitan daily in the u.s. in the 20th century, and her paper was the washington times herald which probably you don't remember, but it was the best selling newspaper in washington d.c. .. built on the inheritance into a choir and media empire that is second only to hearst and my as they use their papers to proselytize for nationalism impeachment and isolation. so estimating for readers. copy which is what our editors at the time it reached more than 12 million americans daily and 20 million on sundays. by contrast the newspaper and magazine that supported roosevelt international and foreign policy had far fewer readers.or it was the most important outlets that were internationalist. "time" magazine "the new york times" and they collectively reached less than orm a quarterf the first patterson mccormick sunday edition. okay so the newspapers have lots of readers and they were tremendously influential at the time

was the name of the witch from the robert burns poem of the legend ship when it raced with another farm clipper ship saws such races were often arranged by tea barons, katya sarg, lost, got into a storm, had to change the steering wheel, but she reached the port and gained worldwide fame in the middle of the 20th century, the clipper became a museum and is laid up in greenwich on november 23, 1917, the highest soviet leadership approved the decree on the destruction of estates and civil ranks , the institution of citizenship was liquidated, according to which the rights of people were determined by origin and gender. by this, the nobles and the spiritual special were privileged estates, urban and rural inhabitants had much less rights, and the lowest rung of the social ladder were the people of non-slavic origin, especially the jews, but the long-awaited equality did not happen in the soviet republic, all the privileges were given by the intellectuals of worker-peasant origin. now they were considered second -class people, and the former nobles, merchants, entrepreneurs , priests, were generally deprived of voting rights. they were called disposses