this is a portuguese seaman, explorer, digamma. he looks pretty ferocious. i don't think i'd want to sail under his command. in 1498 digamma following that portuguese route along the coast of africa, around the cape of good hope into the indian ocean, it is digamma who reaches india, 1498. he finds the water route to the east. and begins of course, because of digamma begins the development of the portuguese empire in the east. what about columbus? what's he done? well, we don't really know that for certain until 1520 when this fellow, portuguese, magellan, set sail, passes under latin america, through the straits that bear his name today, straits of magellan, sails through the straits of magellan into the pacific ocean. a vast oceanic world. it is magellan who crosses the pacific, arrives in the philippines, an encounter with native peoples and magellan was actually killed in the philippines. but his crew and his ship continued their voyage and get home. it is magellan's voyage that establishes now, oh, my heavens, it's a new world. it's not part of china, i

this another attack on your online freedoms or is it necessary to ensure national security david seaman journalist and host of the d.l. show joins us now to dig deeper into this welcome david so it should people be concerned about this. it's great to be back on liz people should be concerned i want to choose my words very carefully here the legislation we've seen over the past few months including sis and now the requests to have backdoor access to people's facebook activity we're talking about american citizens not people in afghanistan in a cave they aren't the ones sending out friend requests and talking on facebook we're talking about you and me the government wants intimate intimate access to what we're doing online and through sis but they would know if the fourth amendment . like i said i want to be careful of what i say here but i do believe if jefferson and washington were alive today they would be calling for regime change this is absolutely ludicrous and i'm not some peacenik or hippie you know i'm aware that there are some people out there who want to cause the united states

being conducted online why aren't people more bothered to discuss this and more i was joined by david seaman he's a journalist and host of the the else show here's his take. it is a combination of apathy and just a lack of knowledge i have spoken to some very intelligent well connected people who had never heard of says they had never heard of of the security checks and some of these other bills being rushed through congress it's not making here on the evening news so how would somebody know about this unless they're very plugged in and follow you know certain people it's interesting because in other countries let's take holland for example citizens became outraged that when they feel like their privacy is being infringed upon it was because of that public backlash that an internet regulation bill called x. didn't go anywhere why or why the difference. like you said part of that is straight up. recently in new york the mayor there proposed banning really large sugary soft drinks and the outrage that was actually greater than what we've seen with. somebody coca-cola they get angry and they co

and those david seaman journalist and host of the d.l. show. well it's music with a message we're seeing the warm weather reviving the occupy movement and what better way to inspire people to take action than through music a group called music for occupy is releasing their album today here it is it's called occupy this album it's a compilation of music by four and inspired by the occupy wall street movement and the ninety nine percent they're calling the new genre of protest music and it's a compilation of artists you won't hear on the mainstream waves one of the bigger names on the album michael moore take a listen to his song it's untitled the times they are a change it. is. beyond. me. so now he's making movies and music profits will go toward the occupy wall street movement so it's more about bringing social consciousness into music we were joined a little while ago by jason samel he's the executive producer and founder of music for occupy and map last musician for music for occupy. yeah the type of music i mean it's all encompassing as you

and regulations regarding the internet in the works so we want to look deeper into this with david seaman a journalist also host of the d.l. so hello there david now let's talk first about this pirate bay ruling it's making waves in the u.s. in the u.k. but why should we care about this here in the u.s. . i think the fight against quote unquote piracy is global we have these powerful but dying and detainment corporations that are putting tremendous pressure on legislators and on law enforcement on our government to crack down on what they see as piracy but piracy is not the same thing is theft when you go out and you steal money from a bank or you steal somebodies car they no longer have that car it's gone it's now yours when you distribute a piece of music or you know a comedy show or anything like that and other people see it it's not as if the original creator has lost anything and facts there's a lot of evidence that those artists who receive a lot of play over the so-called piracy networks. and it's doing quite well because they reach millions of people who would not have even known

. >> reporter: one by one -- >> seaman bryan robert joans. >> reporter: the names of those killed were read aloud like poetry. as those gathered looked back on the disaster and renewed their vows. >> we said our vows that day, and now we're going to say them again. so right after the ceremony i'm going to get back into my cover ups and get back to work. because that's what they would want and that's what i want. >> i was right next to the turip when it exploded. it was black, smoldering still and there were bodies laying around. we put the fire out. >> my job was to report the casualties as they came out to the bridge to the captain. unfortunately as we all know no one made it out. >> reporter: david canfield too has vivid memoriesover that day. >> we heard the explosion then all hell broke lose. >> reporter: president reagan also recalled the tragedy. >> we lost a lot of lives. >> reporter: today was the first day many of the veterans and victim's family sit back on board the world war ii ship. and the reunion was emotional. >> it's precious, none of us went alone. >>> the plan for cl

will be strengthened by the arrival of two alexander's of educated and seaman who meets up with the national team on choose de. take on the usa on the czech republic respectively the writing and could champions come into play slovakia. now to tennis where there were second round wins for andy murray and world number one novak djokovic actually rowing masters the serbian top seed comfortably beating bernard tomic in straight sets six three six three however it was less straightforward for mari the world number four was always returning to action after missing the madrid masters with a back injury however he showed no signs of sluggishness early on against arjun time david nalbandian as he dominated the first set taking it six one but the former wimbledon finalist forced a third under siding set birthday boy then broke his thirty year old opponents in the tenth game of the final set he was there for the match six one four six seven five the final score. now in the n.b.a. indiana have tied the eastern conference semifinals against miami after the paces secured a narrow seventy eight seventy fiv

seaman, a roll call? no, no, no, no, no, aye, aye, aye, no, no. three ayes and 8 no. >> motion fails. >> thank you. i will move item #9 and table at december 10 and 11. >> they made a motion to approve this. is there a second? seconded by the supervisor cohen. >> aye, aye, aye, aye, aye, no, no, no, aye, aye, aye. 8 8 ayes and 3 no. >> item is approved for the additional use. >> thank you. i would like to ask that we continue to see you for a number of reasons. it is a late hour. if we do not continue this matter, i do think there are a number of changes that whewe ned to be added. i know it is late. i do think it would make a bit more sense to consider this on another day. let me also get a couple of other reasons for the continuance. we have not yet considered the height spot zoning or other legislation and land use which will happen on june the fourth. we have not considered the terms. we are being asked provide all sorts of oexceptions. i ask that we continue june the 12th so when they appear, we can consider all these at once. we can better u

he was second class boatman, i was seaman first. he had a twin brother occupy the five-inch gun. we tried to get him but he was on fire and couldn't do it. they brought the barge up the stern of the ship and the lieutenant commander's damage control, i don't remember his name, but he told us we might as well leave the ship. in fact, he shoved us off, on top the dead and the wounded. we went just right over to the island just a short distance. there was a runway out there and they had an underground place. betook the wounded into it. i think they were picked up and taken to a hospital. i'm not sure. we was kind of messed up. and then we got a boat and started picking up people. slept on the beach that night and next day i got on the "uss mcdonagh" and dd 351 and i stayed on it until '43. most of the boys i went in with were school dropouts. i was a school dropout. i didn't finish school until i was 25. most of them were hungry. most of them their families were hungry. and it was very, very tough times, after having come through the great depression. no jobs, no place to go, no hom

site has instead seen a massive surge of twelve million more visitors to the portal journalist david seaman says governments globally are focusing on the wrong internet crimes. fight against quote unquote piracy is global we have these powerful but dying and detainment corporations that are putting tremendous pressure on legislators and on law enforcement on our government to crack down on what they see as piracy but piracy is not the same thing is that when you distribute a piece of music or you know a comedy show or anything like that and other people see it it's not as if the original creator has lost anything in fact there is a lot of evidence that those artists who receive a lot of play over the so-called piracy networks. and doing quite well because they reach millions of people who would not have even known about them otherwise they have these laws in place to attack piracy and i think ten years from now it's going to seem laughable and sad that our government went after pirates when there are legitimate digital crimes happening online there's identity theft there's credit card fraud

years later legends like goalkeeper levy ashton and strikers picked up when he gillett and nikita seaman him all grew up having no idea what the outcome of the war would bring them over but that didn't stop them from daring to dream. even played on them to storm they fed us only once a day and still we continued to play football and once the war was over every single yard was full of children playing football and the most famous footballers came from these yards in stark contrast to those who were directly affected by the tribulation of war and there were some who were more fortunate because of the u.s. . territory it meant not all of it was directly in the line of fire. yes. i was very young when the war began so i have a very fuzzy memory of how it told was back then i lived in but to be a coastal city in what is now the republic of georgia and people will even peacefully although there were many refugees there was no actual war there so luckily breena was also quite peaceful. while calm as a steely have the luxury of relative freedom and open space those closer to the front line had f

he was slekd class bothman mate and i was seaman first, and he had a twin brother that was up on the five-inch gun. we went to try to get him, but it was all on fire and couldn't do it. they brought the barge up to the front of the ship and the lieutenant commander's damage control, i don't remember his name, but he told us we might as well leave the ship. in fact, he showed us off on top of the dead and wounded, and we went just right over to the island a short distance, and there was a runway out there. they had an underground place and we took the wounded into it. i think they were picked up and taken to a hospital, i'm not sure, but i got some clothes over there. it was kind of messed up, and then we got a boat and started picking up people many. slept on the beach that night. the next day i got on the "uss mcdonald" and dd-351, and i stayed on it until '43. most of the boys that i went in with was a school dropout. i was a school dropout. i didn't finish high school until i was over 25, and most of them were hungry. most of them their families were hungry, and it was very, very

discovery or a skillful flaked check out this recently leaked video supposedly showing an unknown seaman stuff and decide for yourself. plus spectacular footage of the earth taken by a russian satellite that shows all planets in a way usually not visible to the human like. a pose. to clear to see. the screen. with. leaked. because the misleading good. thing is we. can. see. it in the. amount of money let's. move the. ok. life here in moscow america is lifting restrictions on military sales to bahrain they were imposed back in october due to a bloody crackdown on the regime protests in the arab state that's despite the fact clashes there are still ongoing as rock police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse an opposition rally near the capital manama on friday some u.s. analysts say this shows washington's to face to prove to arab uprisings. one of the frustrations of the people in bahrain is this is one the most organized this consistently nonviolent grown pro-democracy stronger fight in terms of portion of the population and the heart of the really it was the largest oh yeah strin

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why did they feel it's necessary david pleasure to have you on the show as always that was david seaman journalist and host of the show. well he is announce he's going to stop campaigning ron paul isn't out of the race just yet the presidential candidate says he simply doesn't have the cash to splurge on campaigning but he has a new strategy fighting and winning delegates after all his supporters say that's what counts anyways so just because many people have called this race ron paul and his supporters are here to stay so can the ron paul delegate strategy work we're going to ask shelley roche for some answers hi shelly so while romney has the cash to continue campaigning ron paul has been he has kind of this more behind the scenes strategy how does he plan to implement this delegate strategy and can it work well. it's something that we haven't really seen before you know as of his announcement on monday where he said he was going to stop actively campaigning but still continue to focus on the states where he has already won delegates and where he has a chance to win more delegates so

and to take a look at it today david seaman journalist also host of the d.l. show in our miami florida studios. well that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot coms last r.t. america or r t dot com slash usa and you can always follow me on twitter at christine for south. and you can. still. blow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle while many people are turning to facebook's timeline to share all kinds of experiences and moments others are concerned about the security and safety of this new interface what does the new facebook timeline mean and who benefits from this new feature. that you can. start. to cross-talk facebook's timeline i'm joined by terry carney in london he is the managing director of sales remedy he is also a business mentor and business developer in seattle we go to we need to run my sauce tracy is the de wayne in and get injured professor of law at the university of washington and in san francisco we have roman. he is the c.e.o. and co-founder of news three sixty a personalized news applicati

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[applause] jack richard evans, a seaman second class, was 17 years old when he was stationed on the uss tennessee on the day of the pearl harbor attacks. he was a lookout and and ash -- as he was looking at the aircraft coming into the ship, he looked into the very eyes of the japanese pilot before he was wounded. he received a purple heart. he went on to become a navy pilot and reached the rank of captain and served in the second world war and korea and vietnam and retired after 33 years in the navy. please join me in recognizing captain jack evans. [applause] amazing. [applause] all those is served in our military or who are now serving in our military, will you please stand and be recognized. [applause] quite a group. back thank you. -- thank you. if a person's greatness is measured by their willingness to greatness a nation's is also measured in the same way. some years ago, when i happen to be serving in my state of massachusetts, we had a visit from the then president of israel. he was taken to an apartment and a small group of us have lunch with him. someone in the group said to

>> i'm seaman mark from seattle, washington. >> from new jersey. >> thank you very much for everythingnjoy new york city, right? you ready? i need some excitement from y'all. come on. >> there you go. i knew you had it in you. back to you. >> you got them riled up. you have to give them a little coffee, i think, you know? >> they're being professional. >> that's true. >> that's right. >> thanks, anna, check back in with you. >> the largest religious lawsuit in history filed against the obama administration this week but the mainstream media, were they ignoring it? bias anyone? the facts coming up next. >> and out of control occupiers attacking a police officer with a machete. the president says this, the occupy movement is part of free speech. should he now condemn the violence, though? we have your take on this next. [ male announcer ] you sprayed them. thought they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. america's number one weed killer. it kills weeds to the root, so they don't come back. guaranteed. weeds won't play dead, they'll stay de