in part, it has to do with the motion picture made in italy by roberta russo leaning -- russo lini.ilm that brought harsh controversy to new york. ♪ our story also has to do with a quiet street in connecticut, where a young man, a minister for jehovah witnesses, went from door to door where the photograph record, which he played for anyone who cared to listen. ♪ that phonograph record too caused controversy. two disputes, each of which went to the united states supreme court. there these cases of the film and the phonograph record became a chapter in the history of the united states constitution. each and interpretation affecting many people. a crucial decision. ♪ ♪ in 1921, new york state adopted a system of film censorship. henceforth, before a film could be shown in the state, at any place of amusement charging admission, it would have to have the state's approval. during the next 30 years, the examinedeviewers almost 50,000 films. most were promptly approved. in some cases, the board asked for cuts. a few films were banned outright. for such cases, the law provided an appeal pro

[overlapping chatter] russo: in 2013, there was an abnormal spawning event with the purple urchin in sonoma, where they spawned in deep water and it washed ashore, basically the entire sonoma coast. so what happened then is you have the kelp trying to come back in the cold-water years, but in an abnormally large population of purple urchin. so every time the kelp would pop up, it was dog-piled by urchin, so there's an urgency to getting th done sooner rather than later. catton: so we're here to estimate the number, the total numbers of urchins that are being caught. we're taking a look at the sizes of those urchins and looking at what their condition is, what they've been eating. man: i think the big thi is that they--you know, when the kelp comes back, when the kelp come back, that'll bring the abs back. man 2: i've been out here ding for abalone for decades, and we've got third and fourth generation coming up that we want to preser all this r them and for everyone else, not to mention the economy out here. it just--it's a very special place, and to have the industry brings a lot of

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my name is kimberl russo and the chief executive officer of the george wasngton university hospital. onehalf of the entire team at gw hospital we are so honored to host the u.s. departmt of health and humanervices and e u.s. surgeon general for today's historic event. as you know hospital cegivers across our nation have been on theront lines of battling covid-19 and i have been truly proud and humbled by the ongoing commitment, dedication and teamwork of o care team. unwaveringly they continu to come together to be here to serve our comnity and these diffict times. as they have been comtted to our patients toughout this time we have been committed on caring for our team and their safety has remained our number one priority ande are thrilled to begin the next phase in helping to protect them as they continue to care for all of us. today we will take a momentous step in beginning torovide our caregivers with this vaccine. we look forward to making this available to everyone who is interested in receiving it and we are also thankful for our cagivers now they have that tion of this added

time high prices and the new york times washington post and math on bases santa brought forcing their russo phobic conspiracy theory. and dissuading from watching our show as a result many people around the world mexico latin america asia everywhere got in 100 countries that are broadcast it and they have made millions we've made all rounder 1000 millionaires and big client but not so much in the u.s. because the u.s. is blinkered by its love of keynesian economics it's a lot of the said. dead. notice to children we teach to do. i promise you will be. the incoming us president pledges a health response to the recent months of government agencies from the internet the russians let me double for letting. them see the proof we speak to alexander ginzburg the director of the institute behind russia's sputnik feat proxy he say's he has full confidence in which i. need to my 14 year old granddaughter so you violated your own instructions against vaccinating children that's outrageous you were ready to kill your entire family for the sake of a new vaccine.

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russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job. uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse. i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. workmates i believe too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the company wants to help break down stereotypes i guess that dave. will want to inspire the other companies and employers out there to employ different people because we are capable i want to use these people here as role model as. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3 percent of it a relation of the activists see that this number could be higher. sees that different people are often not taken into account by the government he cites the recent distribution of free fish musts which he sees did you not to be

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to russo lamma a song that has swept the globe in 2020 inspiring dunn's challenges all over the world including in europe more on that a little later in our show. with that welcome to europe max here's a look at what else we have coming up for you today. why a spanish artist paints shoes murals of grandmothers as superheroes. and why a german collector lets his valuable classic cars rot in the woods. we start with you and ask our man who is one of the most in demand tennis in the world today the german singer is renowned for his extraordinary technique and charismatic performances and operas like common tosca and aida throughout his career he is one countless prizes including being crowned as the singer of the year at the international opera awards now he's found time to record his favorite christmas carols festive music for the christmas season and beyond. lord. sure can. work. this christmas carol is at least 200 years old eunice kaufman performs it in the silent night chapel in old window washer and here salzburg austria the german star tenor is presenting his 1st christmas album h

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here at gw echoing ceo russo's comments we are especially proud of all the constitutions and sacrifices from our faculty, nurses, doctors, trainees, staff, students have made in service to our patients and our community over these last only ten months. they've been great, relentless and honorable. members of the massive healthcare enterprise of the united states have made all the differences this year and saving so many lives. we are grateful to the academic biomedical research centers throughout our nation and the global biotech industry that has delivered this success in record beyond our wildest dreams which speed and efficacy. here at gw we are proud that we serve for another soon to be released covid vaccine and so grateful to those individuals participated in volunteers to get us to the other side of this pandemic. here at gw we will launch another trial in january for our work against this disease is not yet done and we still need individuals to participate in those upcoming clinical trials to ensure we have vaccination pathways for everyone. but today here at gw and around the n

were all questioning their russo phobic conspiracy theories and dissuading folks from watching our show as a result many people around the world mexico allowed to marry. asia everywhere got in in the 100 countries that are to broadcast it and they've made millions we've made over a 100000 millionaires and because but not so much in the us because the us is blinkered by its love of keynesian economics it's a love of the fed it's a love of debt and it's weird because if you look at my background i've got almost 40 years on wall involved with wall street started on wall street been involved in markets finance and in the financial engineering for 40 years i invented the hollywood stock exchange i invented the current bank system for a staging speculative attacks which have now become popular in other words i'm probably the single greatest expert in the field of digital currencies and pickling in the world and that's provable and that's obvious and that the new york times the paper of record chose to keep their population poor and that's that's the message from the new york times and this is

happened was more anecdotal than intellectual, that i saw this article in the "new york times" about russo and i thought it was kind of dumb in some ways. i wrote an article for the "new york times" celebrating diderot's birthday in 2013 and was approached by a press to write the biography because it is such an interesting person. i have to say writing a biography, writing biography is in some ways a better gateway into really understanding and era of food people a, where this luck come within the stucco have traveled and other more about the 18th century by doing a biography that have for the first two books. >> beatty road started off as a young person training to be a priest, cry? had it is change of radical base now known as with the signature atheist of the enlightenment? >> he grew up in a very small city which is this kind of game of thrones type cities, , a square-mile the size of hoboken if you're from new york. what was interesting about that is that he was, he said to be a priest and he was very, very religious. in fact, he went to paris to university of paris which was within w

it is a social compact decades before lock or russo. it is rooted in a set of commitments that create the social compact theory that we teach. that is because they had this notion rooted in covenant theology that individual believers in a community could make decisions about the faith but there should not be a level of interference in the conscientious religious commitments that someone makes or that a community makes. this becomes the congregational churches and similarly the presbyterian church is a high level of decision-making at the local community level rooted in these types of commitments. >> do you want to comment about religious pluralism? >> is. certainly today we may have been a very religiously plural society. plymouth plantation is not a nationstate. it is not a state. it is not even formally a colony of england. they do not have a charter when they leave. like william penn we will bring them for example. all they have is a patent. that is a legal document which they get from the virginia company and it just gives them titl

contributing editor chris russo says if nothing changes the golden state is doomed. >> we are seeinguge companies, entrepreneurs lee in san francisco for places like texas, florida, idaho and wyoming and what is going to have any san francisco, california is so dependent on income tax revenue from the wealthiest people who are now leaving, california is like the titanic going slowly towards the iceberg and having very little ability to turn and political leaders there are doubling down on the policies that got them in this mess and i'm afraid over the next 3 to 5 years you will see a kind of total meltdown of these cities and states. >> reporter: much of the in california include a recall campaign against the governor began after newsom was spotted breaking his own covid-19 restrictions at the french laundry. >> reporter: the trump administration declassify intelligence existing china, bounties on american troops in afghanistan, donald trump was briefed on the matter two weeks ago. officials are working to corroborate this report. of true. it could add to an already heightened situat

. >> mark:k: chris russo shot that, he is a contributing editor at the journal. coast as often as i did since the covid came along, but when i do come i can't get over how sad and decrepit los angeles, and san francisco, and all of the great west coast cities look. and i'm slightly surprised the people who live there don't see it as obviously staring them in the face as they do. >> yeah, it is actually quite shocking, the people who live in these cities are caught in the spell of ideology, no matter what facts are in front of them, no matter whether their parks are filled with tents, needles on the streets and thousands of people roaming around, the ideology is so strong, but what we see now is a pattern where you have entrepreneurs and business is leaving the state ad replacing them with thousands upon thousands of homeless people, arriving from out of state to cities like l.a., san francisco, seattle, because they know the policy conditions are right to set up camp, to buy and sell drugs, and face no consequences whatsoever. >> mark: the middle class is fleeing

dello russo has been gripped by the biggest protest in its history since the disputed presidential election in august for months tens of thousands of opposition supporters have turned out for peaceful weekend rallies against the vote that's widely believed to have been bridge undeterred by a brutal police crackdown protestors are calling for authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko to step down one of his most outspoken critics of the nobel prize winning author alexia bitch she has consistently warned against violence. will break the back and he must stick together he must not back down and for god's sake we must not be the ones to spill drug go from up but we must win with our spirit in the strength of our values ok to withstand whispering bush did after facing harassment and intimidation at home spent lot on legacy of h. arrived in berlin for medical treatment in september ringback the celebrated writer was received by the german president she insists she will return to bella reuss if the authorities let her. in poland women took to the streets a law banning most abortions triggered the

social compact, but social compact decades before hobbs , decades before locke and decades before russo. it is rooted in a set of, that support the teaching of science. that's because they had this notion rooted in covenant theology that individual believers in a community can make decisions about a faith and that there should not be a level of interference in the conscious effort that they make and this become it is congregational surges and similarly the perspiration chunks. >> dr. patterson, would you like to comment. >> yes. certainly today we live in a plural society, a nation state. plymouth plantation is not a nation state. it is not a state. not even a formal colony of england. they don't have a charter, like william penn, to form his proprietary community. all they had was a patent, a legal document they get from the virginia company and gives them title to certain lands. and so they are on their own hook, if you will, and so they are portioned, as dr. patterson mentioned, they are forced to be liberal and egalitarian through the circumstances. that's one thing that make this i

russo was also how important it was and he was saying this morning he was waiting to get that shot inrm, he was excited that he was feeling great, and this is a great day. he said he's really hopeful and this signifies a moment of hope for him and his staff and his family because they've been personally impacted. >> for doctors and nurses and all front line workers it's such a welcome thing, obviously. they've been risking their lives on a daily basis for all of us. i want to go to martin savage at ohio state medical center. >> reporter: we just have the first receive the injection of the vaccine here. the way the process is going to work is they will move from left to right across the room. inside of this room are the 30 front line health care workers that have been pre-selected. you can tell there's applause, nervousness, a ton of cameras focussing in on people's arms here. these are all the health care workers that have either been in the trenches from the beginning or continue to be at high risk. these are people in the emergency room. these are the people in the icu units in many

russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a good job uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse. i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates i believe too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and brain blowing them the owner of the company wants to help break down stereotypes i guess they did. we wanted to inspire the you have a companies and employers out there to employ different people because we are capable and want to use these people here as role models. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3 percent of the total population the activists see that this number could be how you. use a sees that different people are often not taken into account by the government he cites the recent distribution of free fish musts which he

wasserman schultz: it is with great pleasure i rise to recognize the remarkable career of monica russo. as the decades of service, she's retiring as the executive vice president of 1199 united health care workers east. the largest local union in the nation, representing more than 400,000 health care workers in five states and more than 25,000 health care workers in florida. under her leadership, 1199 has grown to represent more than 35,000 health care workers and retirees, becoming the largest union of health care workers in florida and the southern united states. she also serves as international vice president of the fciu and president of the florida state council where she politically unites more than 55,000 active and retired members from bus drivers and janitors to health care workers. her emphasis on multicultural leadership development, grassroots member organization building, has given a voice and power to health care workers, women, immigrants, and the worksing class. her commitment to our nation's working families is exemplary and i'm proud to call her my sister and dear and t