cbs this morning anchor, gayle king, explains st. john is taking the cbo job, after ceo, travis stepped down. >> was travis leaving the company difficult? >> yes. >> i think it's difficult any time there is real significant change in a culture, you know, bad or good. so you have to recalibrate. people need to find new direction. new ways of working. it's always difficult. >> you said, i want that job. which says something about you. >> i've never been afraid of anything. and i see potential. i see opportunity. certainly things that have happened that i don't condone, that i'm not comfortable with, i'm not okay with. representation matters, too. there's something to be said for being in a space to also exact change. >> st. john's ability to connect helped her conquer the world of marketing where she became a power house executive, like pepsi. and apple. >> when you think of silicon valley, you don't think of women and diversity. you checked two boxes there. >> i'm checking all the boxes. >> it's true. but also feels like another opportunit

st. john's as a 17-year-old. and i was met where i was with all of my moral, intellectual, and personal defects. and offered on a kind of trust the awesome responsibility for a serious and free inquiry. and for a life of that kind. that's the source of my gratitude. now, st. john's like many colleges operate in a kind of tradition of democratic liberal arts through the great books, and one of the benefits about 100 years old, it draws on older traditions, but the specific democratic space part of it is about 100 years old, one of the benefits of a tradition is that an individual does not need to rely on his or her own talents, reinvent the wheel in each classroom or speaking at each conference, but can rely on the habits and structures that are passed on from those who have taught and learned before us. so in these brief remarks, and i will be brief, i want to try to articulate as best i can the type of learning i think is currently threatened with something like extinction. to be clear i think there's a general

ambulances today marks one hundred forty years since the formation of the st john's ambulance. garrity in the days before socialized ambulances paid by taxes in nine hundred eighty seven the english order of st john decided that they need to do more to help and so they formed the st john ambulance for getting the job of the brigade was to provide first aid ambulance services for the general public but in one nine hundred forty eight the u.k. labor government decided to compete with private charities explicitly telling the british people that a new universal health care system would not be a charity it would in effect be socialism what do we owe to socialism in this country. every single one of you in this room at some point has benefited from the principles of the national health service free point of use as a human right. the free market capitalist economy the united states has forty million people without access to health care and the rest have to pay a great deal for it where did those ideas come from did they come from some benign very wealthy person or worth a. yes the dre

st. john's represents, as professor kass described? , each in our own capacity, generate support for those endeavors? how can we resist those who would silence thought? how can we appeal to those who can arm and support what we do? oft are the multiplicity strategies. we would make a great mistake if we think there is one solution. how can we develop the multiplicity of solutions, whether it be think tanks or the heroic band in the swamp. it seems to me we could take a n intelligent step identify what the multiplicit ies are. and giving encouragement and thinking through of each. >> i wonder why we call it yniversity and not multi-versit if that is the case. the danger in professor gregory's case is we offer a global education and the students would be lost in length which they don't understand. french takes time, let alone persian and mandarin. it takes a lot of effort to bring everything together. we are in a university because we want to bring that plurality under the guiding vision of something. that guiding vision is right difficu

ambulances today marks one hundred forty years since the formation of the st john's ambulance charity in the days before socialized ambulances paid by taxes in one thousand nine hundred seventy. decided to put more to help and so they formed the st john ambulance but the job of the brigade was to provide first aid ambulance. for the general public but in one nine hundred forty eight the u.k. labor government decided to compete with private charities explicitly telling the british people that a new universal health care system would not be a charity it would in effect be socialism what do we owe to socialism in this country. every single one of you in this room at some point his benefit.

ambulances today marks one hundred forty years since the formation of the st john's ambulance charity in the days before socialized ambulances paid by taxes in one thousand nine hundred seven. decided the need to do more to help and so they formed the st john ambulance but the job of the gang was to provide first aid ambulance. for the general public but in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the u.k. labor government decided to compete with private charities explicitly telling the british people that a new universal. health care system would not be a charity it would in effect be socialism what do we owe to socialism in this country. every single one of you in this room at some point has benefited from the principles of the national health service free at the point of use as a human right. the free market capitalist economy of the united states has forty million people without access to health care and the rest have to pay a great deal for it where did those ideas come from did they come from some benign very wealthy person or worth a yes the dreams of people who saw their mothers

said phil barr's accomplice must have been peewee st. johnrned in jewelry three days after tara went missing. >> there's enough circumstantial evidence to believe that he was involved if not in the murder, but definitely in the complicity to cover it up. >> reporter: the only thing that dave mcmannis was guilty of, said bross was being a sarcastic guy. >> the majority of the statements that were made were sarcasm at best. so if he's guilty -- >> it's a claim. yeah. and that's kind of an easy out for saying terrible things, isn't it? >> well, it was inappropriate statements, if said at all. david is known to be a jokester and sarcastic. even during the course of the trial, he would say things that were sarcastic. >> reporter: the trials, two of them, dragged on for more than 15 months with delay after delay in a case that had taken more than 15 years to get to this point. sharon and keith's marriage didn't make it that long. they're separated now, but they attended both trials together. >> we started this together, we're gonna finish it togeth

st. john's, they had sports teams, what would they be called? joke. >> druids. >> without further do, the panel. applause] i had the very great privilege of working with amy and leung on the anthology "what so proudly we hail." i learned a great deal about american patriotism. alexis did tocqueville, whom we reluctantly but unanimously decided not to include in the volume, called it reflective patriotism. tocqueville compared it with the instinctive love of native country characteristic of people of the old world. according to tocqueville, the spirit is at once more rational and self-interest in indeed, the root is in the self rather than the soil. it understands the influence the well-being of his country has. and interests himself in the prosperity of his country. at first as a thing useful to him and afterwards as his own work. this more participatory patriotism because it is aware ofthe linkage has the effect enlarging or aggrandizing the self, giving each person a stake in all that is done on the national stage. his appreciative underside.h

st. johnbility to connect helped her conquer the world of marketing where she became a powerhouse executive for some of the world's biggest brands, like pepsi. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and apple. >> i have heard you describe yourself as a change agent and agent of change. >> mm-hm. >> reporter: what does that mean. >> well, every situation is unique. you know? in this one, part of it is an evolution. not such a hard change. >> gayle asked about the process for finding new leadership for uber. st. john says she is leaving that up to the board and hopes they might make the right choice. >> she wants people's first impression to be her of wow >>> for news throughout the evening the latest is always on cbssf.com. see you at 10:00 and 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how are you all? how's everybody? i appreciate you all. thank you very much. how you all doing? heh heh! how's everybody? thank you all

i have an image leon in the coffee shop at st. johns. which still is sort of focal point of the social intellectual life the community. he already had a following of being 23 years old or whatever it was. he looked 23 years old. he was a curiosity. here was this medical researcher trained by a chemist. he was teaching aristotle of the soul. what gives. what was going on there? i wanted to take that as my starting place. i know my assigned topic is patriotism. i will get there. i want to approach the topic from a broad perspective and then circle back to patriotism. there's a number of unifying themes in leon's work. we touch on some of them in the previous sessions. i want to concentrate on one which i will call various, the recovery of nature. or the vindication of nature or perhaps the rediscovery of nature. what i'm trying to get at with these inadequate titles is leon's effort to adapt and reappropriate aristotles insights into nature. it's a nature. the word nature. something normative rather than descriptive. something inherently p

st. john's, but with their sports team be called? >> the druids. [laughter] >> without further ado, diana schaub. diana: thank you. i had the very great privilege of working with amy and leon on the anthology "proudly we hailed." we learned so much about american history from our conversations about each piece. conversations that were mostly interpretive but sometimes personal, too. we looked at mm more about the immigrant experience -- we look at a memoir about the immigrant experience which brought a tear to leon's eyes. alexis the tocqueville who we decided not to include any volume took note of a new brand of patriotism in the united states calling it reflective patriotism. he contrasted it with the instinctive law of native countries. according to tocqueville the , american form of public spiritedness is sometimes more rational and sometimes more self interested. indeed, it is what is in the self and not in the soil. the american "understand the influence that his country has on his own." he interest himself in the prosperity of his country. a

badges blood drive, the community members were encouraged to join the departments and donate blood at st. johnn church and the fire department won by four donations but the real winners are people that benefit from the life saving gift. >>> abc world news tonight with david muir next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17, with brian taff, sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers. please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and it's entire okay team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the russian connection. donald trump jr.'s e-mails revealed. agreeing to a meeting, told he would get information that would incriminate hillary clinton. those e-mails revealing he was told it was the russian government trying to help his father win. don jr. replying in the e-mail, if it's what you say it is, i love it. >>> also at this hour, the russian lawyer with reported ties to the kremlin who came from moscow to the trump tower. she is not speaking out about the meeting with don jr., and paul m

st. john's church on the morning of his inauguration. in that message, i said, no president has ever entered the oval office with as many natural gifts and leadership abilities as president trump, but i also noted that president trump would be d first to say that natural ability alone is not alone -- is not enough to meet the challenges of that office. that is why president trump, like every american president, has set god's supernatural help. i will never forget that message so many of us saw that the president tweeted from israel several months ago. do you remember the picture? it was a picture of president trump standing in front of the western wall. his head was bowed. his eyes were closed. at the bottom of that tweet, he wrote, i am asking for god's wisdom. that is one reason i am so -- enthusiastically supportive of this president. [applause] billions of americans believe that the election of president usmp represented god giving another chance, perhaps our last chance, to truly make america great again, and how grateful we are. we

st. john's river for caroline national memorial and went to the outer banks of north carolina and worked at our nation's first national seashore. and i moved north here to new york city, and i have been working here at the statue of liberty and ellis island for about seven years now. so i have got a great job. we want to protect these special places, not only for today. we want to leave them for future generations. so that's our goal. folks here we are at the statue of liberty, our nation's most famous national monument. a gift from the people of france, given to us, the people of the united states in 1886. to congressmen rate our friendship and democracy. this statue had become much more than a gift of friendship. today she is the most recognized symbol in the world. freedom, hope, liberty, change, the idea of what the statue represents, it grows. it evolves. it changes. and, folks, you are a big part of what she has become today. she's all over the place. you have seen her on tv. you have seen her in the movies. but when you look up to this wonderful work of art and see her in person,

there, then i went to my hometown of jacksonville, work at a small little park on the banks of the st. johns river, fort caroline national memorial. i went to the outer banks of north carolina and worked at our nation's first national seashore, cape hatteras seashore. i moved north and have been working here at the statue of liberty at ellis island about seven years now. i have a great job. we want to protect these special places not only for today, we want to leave them unimpaired for future generations. that's our goal. folks, here we are at the statue of liberty, our nation's most famous national monument, a gift from the people of france, given to us, the people of the united states, in 1886 to commemorate our friendship, to commemorate our democracy. these folks know the statue has become much more than a gift of friendship. today she's the most recognized symbol in the world. freedom, hope, liberty, change, the idea of what the statue represents, it grows, it evolves, it changes. folks, you're a big part of what is to come today. she's all over the place. you have seen her on tv. you h

st. john's in d.c. he was one of the journalists who inspired me to become a reporter. he had such a positive impact on my life and i was honored, blessed to be able to work with him and become his friend over the last five years. in silver spring, i'm shamari stone, news 4. >> and more memories to come tonight when we come back. >> aside of vance, you may not have seen our coworkers here at news 4 reflect on the impact he's had on their lives. ♪ >>> a whole lot of us here at news 4 got together after our 6:00 broadcast tonight to share some stories and favorite memories of jim vance here in our studios. we know this is a tough week for jim's family. it's also tough for his work family, and we're a pretty big group. >> yeah, we are. nice tribute tonight. today news 4 pat collins talked to the people you don't always see who got to know the real vance on and off the air. >> reporter: on vance, chester panser, news 4 camera man, 35 years. >> you had to be on your game because it was just expected that you weren't going to coast through the shoot. that if he was out in the

st. john's church on the morning of his inauguration. and in that message i said no president has ever entered the oval office with as many natural gifts and leadership abilities as president trump, but i also noted that president trump would be the first to say that natural ability alone is not enough to meet the awesome challenges of that office. and that is why president trump, like every american president, has sought god's supernatural help. i will never forget that message so many of us saw that the president tweeted from israel several months ago. do you remember the picture? it was a picture of president trump standing in front of the western wall. his head was bowed, his eyes were closed. and at the bottom of that tweet he wrote, i am asking for god's wisdom. that is one reason i am so enthusiastically supportive of this president. you know, millions of americans believe that the election of president trump represented god giving us another chance, perhaps our last chance to truly make america great again. and how grateful we ar

it was -- it was standing until 1999 on the grounds of st. johnshis is actually a piece of that tulip popular that was blown down in a hurricane and some of the wood was salvaged. it is wonderful to have kids in particular feel like they're touching a piece of history here. so this also is a galler ooh in which we explore some of the symbols of the resistance movement, forms of resistance. so non-importation, the impulse to boycott goods that were manufactured in britain and replace them with locally-made goods. we think now days while this buy local, buy american movement is something we invented, but this has roots going all the way back to the 1760s. save your money, save your country, that's actually a slogan from a newspaper in the period. >>> that's just a brief look inside the new museum of the american revolution in philadelphia. to see our complete program, join us live thursday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv here on c-span3. >>> sunday on "q & wrrks" -- >> i'm not asking anybody to compromise their values or believes. i'm ask

i had lunch with a small church in upper marble, st. john providence, i may be saying it wrong. we talked about back to school and i said, i want a commitment from 2,500 backpacks from faith-based organizations. he said, i'll give you 250 backpacks. so when you have those conversations, i' have lunch. have breakfast. share what you want. share what you need. and it will make a difference. because at the end of the day they see that these students are in their neighborhoods, in their faith-based organizations, and they will be the future of our generation. we want to do whatever we can now. >> the stronger our communities are and the more supported our students and our schools get, the stronger the environment, the better the environment for the businesses. >> it is. >> you know, where they're operating. you have an interesting relationship with city year. >> yeah, yeah. >> tell us what city year is. >> oh, city year is a remarkable organization, also national, a strong presence in d.c. i think being vista americorps volunteers, near peers, kids that are just out of college or in

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st. john's college in annapolis, maryland. andas blown down in a hurt -- in a hurricane. wonderful to have kids feel like they are touching a piece of history. this is a gallery in which we explore some of the symbols of the resistance movement. forms of resistance. non-importation, the them falls to boycott goods that were manufactured in britain and replace them with locally made goods. local b while this by local movement is new but it goes back to the 1770's, save your movement, save your country is a slogan by a newspaper in the time. look inside the new museum of the american revolution in philadelphia and we will be live there tonight at 7:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. former president bill clinton and german chancellor angela merkel joined other european leaders at a memorial service honoring former german chancellor helmut kohl who died on june 19. he was germany's longest-serving chancellor and served from 1982 in1998 and was instrumental the reunification of germany and

the head minister of eaton writes back, what is st. john? only a mile away, and the headmaster responds and says, what eaton used to be, trading ministers with a king, in other words, for the catholic king and he develops this tremendous admiration and affection for british catholics. these are a persecuted minority that can't -- unless anyone votes for parliament until the 1850 and other even beyond that, yet they are the descendents of the most hate kings of britain. who is nominated -- when it's put on masterpiece theater? william f. buckley, jr. so, all the time they were kind of he exiled to their own land t they had 11 children they built their own fortress. >> we have a question over here. the book is fantastic. a lot of what you're talking about touch thorns caricature of bill as an elitist but i'd like to discuss bill as a populist and in two waysment one is the famous quote about the -- >> telephone director. >> and the second is his mayoral run, and how he connected with the cops, the bus drivers, just like his brother did several

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st. john's church on the morning of his inauguration. in that message, i said no president has ever entered the oval office with as many natural gifts and leadership abilities as president trump. but i also noted that president trump would be the first to say that natural ability alone is not enough to meet the awesome challenges of that office. and that is why president trump like every american president has sought god's super natural help. i will never forget that message so many of us saw that the president tweeted from israel several months ago. do you rent picture? it was a picture of president trump standing in front of the western wall, his head was bowed, his eyes were closed. and at at the bottom of that tweet he wrote, i'm asking for god's wisdom. that is one reason i'm so enthusiastically supportive of this president. [cheers and applause] you know, millions of americans believe that the election of president trump represented god giving us another chance, perhaps our last chance to truly make america great again, and how gra

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st. john's hospice. the statue is a daily reminder about the connection to serving the homeless. >> he told us whenever we see someone in need we see him so the statue reminds us of the connection between the poor and the presence of god. >> the statue was commissioned and is one of more than 50 in cities around the world. >>> taking a live look down broad street from our campus camera. sun is out peeking through the building. it is gorgeous out there. >> temperatures in the high 80s. not too humid. we understand that will change a little bit. >> going to take a couple of days and happen gradually. it's going to start getting hotter. we are not talking about extreme heat this week. 88 degrees with low humidity right now. feels pretty comfortable and pretty close to that. the rest is warmer in allen town than it is elsewhere. at the shore ocean temperature is 75. we have a bit of aland breeze. that means it is in the 80s even at the beaches. 82 in cape may point. 86 in summers point. 82 degrees. that is j

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