he moved to roswell and ended up making a tremendous impact in georgia.and a public university, and got emily university, the top university in atlanta to cover sex reassignment surgery before harvard and started a transgender discussion group, got hormone therapy covered and by the time i came out in 2012 which was early on in gender awareness, he hit the ground running on these issues and had gotten stuff done at emory before ivy league schools, i would say there are figures who go to these bigger cities, dc and new york, i could make a bigger impact somewhere. there are a lot of stories i tried to capture in the book. let's go here and back there. >> what you have read and talked about you talked about red state cities and i was wondering my grew up in rural indiana not far away and i was wondering if you hit those small towns, literally town this where there is a dozen queer people total, did you hit those towns, what was that like? >> i went to newhope, texas, it is pretty far outside dallas. you might remember it from headlines about texas's first t

a lot of roswell new used drugs will move if he does. ok i'm playing and. you know this sound and i know you get paid to start making too many. athletes. thanks. could you tell me what's happening with unit manager sununu teachings over this last five weeks in a way again we didn't have they didn't need as lutein week at the general meeting which was held in the states and. yes twice held on may eighteenth of february and you think it's enough for me to think is there some reason why you didn't have it usually you next month you might of just meeting hundred unit managers for. this in bucks every month. it is supposed to being every month and. yes it is supposed to be every man. but then i don't have any excuse for trading that. we work with peace and still say that though there was so much to do over the weekend before because of those cold we didn't run to the south claims you know it's one of the wanted to do it right on the other hand you didn't want to disappoint me this project is not to tell me it's about you fulfilling your function tests and the ma

france and the risk roll of public service are coming from the budget restriction and called by five roswell france and many other countries so this is a situation and if the government is still abiding gold rules then we will go all directly into your wallet and yellow vest will go on with the demonstration even if today we look we see sorry that there are less people in the street of course are still writing what we call was a black run but it doesn't mean that the situation is now settled this is not true there is more violence this weekend in parts compared to last week how likely is that to be reflected in protests elsewhere in france. well you see you should not confuse the black rock to writing violence and the. french nation this is different of course everyone is going to condemn the black bloc and i'm very surprised that the police has not taken the necessary measures to stop it then those are the kind of companies that demonstration so i do believe that in fact if you can juicing of course you may give a you know a good point you get government to say look we are only in way there

let me take you to that stationary front that could still produce hail and damaging wind from roswell to lubbock. but tomorrow morning, oklahoma city, along i-35, you'll want to watch out for the flooding potential. then, tuesday and wednesday, severe storm forecast from dallas back to midland tomorrow. wednesday at san antonio and austin. finally, we're talking two to even five inches of rain. david? >> ginger zee with us tonight. we'll be watching tomorrow on "gma." >>> now, to president trump tonight. what he's now saying about impeachment. and speaker nancy pelosi, what she told members of congress just a short time ago. and tonight, the newest subpoena now revealed who they now want to testify before the american people. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump today flatly rejected a central theme of the mueller report, that time and time again, his own top advisers refused to do what he asked. >> are you worried that your staff ignored your orders, as the mueller report portrays? >> nobody disobeys my orders. >> reporter: but the

. >> but then roswell. >> we're going to move on. i've got another question over here. >> what, excuse me, what role do you think facebook and the big tech companies and social media platforms have in trying to do something to limit the spread of these conspiracy theories? >> yeah. there's no question, right, that they've spread misinformation, that facebook and twitter and instagram and pinterest even, pinterest was allowing natural health claims, false cures for cancer. they have all been very much engaged in spreading these false ideas because everything on those platforms is flattened. everything looks the same. every source of information. but we were talking about this before, the idea, to me, now that facebook is going to regulate speech also makes me nervous because i don't trust them to do it. i've been watching this rollout of facebook and youtube specifically trying to fact check things or flag questionable information, and they're doing a really terrible job. and so i don't know what is going to happen here. i think, ulti

roswell, new mexico is where our --ly rocketeer moved basically he was a menace in massachusetts so heoved out there to the clear blue new mexican skies. von braun was under house arrest. wherever he went he was being watched. a young him marry woman from germany and bring her to america. i'm a premise -- i'm a prisoner of peace. he was under surveillance. we let him rebuild is v-2's and retest them in new mexico. it became clear that we had the albert i'm strong -- albert einstein of rocketry. what was the options if we did not bring them over? if we let the russians get them -- i don't like russia. not somebody i am who gets soft and fuzzy about the soviet union as i have read too much about stalin, and i don't like totalitarianism governments. we did the right thing in relocating them. they all had asterix by their names for having served in the third reich. brian: you are the professor at rice university. in 1962 at rice university, president john f. kennedy made a speech and here is an excerpt from it. [video clip] >> the eyes of the world now looking to space. to the moon and to

on the second floor of the cold war museum, and we start off with a little exhibit on area 51, the roswellsh of the ufo in '47, and talked a little bit about what was taking place at area 51. in addition to the development of the u-2 spy plane, which is why area 51 was created, they also did testing over there of other platforms. for example, there used to be a secret mig squadron that would do the -- i want to say top gun training of the time, to train our fighter pilots on the capabilities of the soviet and/or foreign airplanes and fighter planes. so we would acquire these russian migs. we would pick them apart, reassemble them, and then test them against our planes to determine their vulnerabilities so that we would have a better advancement against them in the event of an actual conflict. as we walk through here, on the right side, so these uniforms along with the other east german items were collected by one individual, gerald wilkerson. gerald wilkerson is one of the museum's supporters. he lives in texas now. but he donated these items to us. i want to say 15 years ago. and it was a

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