st michael's mount. and above the clouds learning to fly the gyrocopter back. but we start off the show with a man who is considered an ambassador of the cello. like most of virtuous those he began playing at a very early age in his case at the age of four and a half and before long it was clear that he was a star talent couple so has a new album out so we wanted to sit down and talk to him about it and how the cello has impacted his life. understands like few others how to get everything out of the cello this evening the frenchman is playing contemporary music by a chinese composer of the film. his parents actually wanted him to play the violin. but that never came into question for him my parents gave me my first you know it's four and a half. these first feeling with with the cello was. just magical from the beginning the first sound even if they're not nice you can feel the vibrations in all the body and this is very specific to the cello the cello is a kind of continuation of the body in a way. inte

st michael's mount. it was once a pilgrimage site and lives across the bay from the historic little town of penn's ants. it's one of the region's most popular tourist attractions with around three hundred thousand visitors a year to the castle and gardens the micro climate here in the extreme southwest of england makes it possible to grow both domestic plants and thanks in part to some t.l.c. from the garden or varieties that are extremely exotic yes we do we do we got this one here. chris the golly it's from self america it's actually a tree. normally gross about fall you've been to sixty just so this one's probably about forty or fifty is the old you can see it's been grown in the wool. and specially elements we have here because the granite absorbs the heat and radiates heat out and evening we've reflected launch of the sea which is off the gulf stream we call it a natural so what's in the air and all these elements together just means that we can grow these usual plants he would in the gardens. a lot

st. michael's preschool. today they spent the day replanting after thieves stole months of the children's hard work. >> i felt sad because none of the food was there. we worked so hard on it. >> i'm sad and mad. >> reporter: children at st. michael's preschool are confuse and upset after somebody stole nearly all the plants they had been growing in their school garden. the kids came out to water them yesterday to find them gone. >> our planter box is empty. >> their faces went -- you could see the tears. it was probably the host heart wrenching thing i have seen. >> we had tomatoes, cucumbers. we had onions, different peppers. >> reporter: the children were supposed to pick the tomatoes today and eat them for lunch. but not anymore. >> very worried that we will get to make them grow and get to eat them to see what they taste like. >> reporter: police are looking into the matter. the children are hurt and would like those responsible to do the right thing. >> i want them to apologize. >> they have to apologize

know you got this in the name of god st michael and st george you on our nights be brave stalwart and loyal. got in god on a on the empire's defense for the protection of the weak and in resistance to the strong stuff and some tools bear this blow and henceforth no other. by night ing his two sons frederick hopes to establish who won't take over from and henry the eldest on the left here is to be the next roman german king and empress even though the duke's elect the king the empress still wants to get a king from his own house on a trend he wants the world to say that the house of hones dolphin is destined to rule. at the diet of mines the mediæval dream of empire things are going. to in. the ng and. bought dot clouds are gathering the evidence twilight on the holy whitson a strong wind came from the west and caused many buildings to collapse what the divine power had signaled was not taken as a good sign. these are the words of the chronicler auto of santa clause in a devastating storm causes the backdrops of the diet to collapse many are killed or injured a bad omen say many and in

under the banner of st michael often managed to assemble an army that was truly enormous by the standards of the time twelve thousand men it was to be a decisive battle. down the my cows have destroyed our towns set our churches on fire and killed many people and plant your stick your foot that hurt it should we retreat from the enemies of god and mankind in our own country but in finding gutters on the mentions of advice last. night and we must show firm courage in the face of these heathens and their old does as a vice the sex among the two kin was the only one to report auto speech on the less fed plane his account was clearly intended to portray a heroic image of the king the post era to. get stuffed in our letter speak with our swords instead of our tongue. lashing. father in heaven give us life and victory and. later generations would call this moment on the next fed the birth of the jams. the lunts king altar carried at the battle of let's face it is part of the imperial regalia that are now kept in vienna. comparative invest. geisha and show it to date back to the time of charlema

st. michael's middlefield west, principal marefeld has built a legacy as an educator and leader. he goes above and beyond serving on the district's finance advisory committee and co-chair a working group that expands math opportunities for high-achieving middle school students. to principal marefeld, thank you and congratulations. minnesota's sixth district is grateful for dedicated like you. like you. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize capital one, its executive team and its employees for their generosity and commitment to our local communities. since 2012, capital one has generously donated over $80,000 to the boys and girls club of central minnesota to support the mission of enabling young people to reach their full potential. in particular, a capital one grant to fund project learn helps advance the goal of equipping our kids with coding skills to meet the needs of the future. capital one recognizes the importance of stem and tech-related skills to the future of our nation, and i thank them for investing in our nation's future leaders. thank you, capital one, for your com

st. michael's school, the students are social media savvy and already engrossed in a digital world. >> howou? >> 10. >> you feel you can't live withoutior phone? >> family lives are changing. relationships were changing. and parents were getting worried. >> sethe seton hall law profess designed this class. a study shows 50% of teens feel they addicted to their mobile devices. >> why are you targeting kids of this age? some of those kids don't even have a phone yet. >> it's much harder to influence people who already made choices, who are completely embroiled in social networks. who fosters this moment when you get your first cell phone, the kids are more likely to listen. >> reporter: more likely to listen. start talking and hopefully begin to understand how their actions online can impact their daily lives. >> that's really embarrassing, right? some of that information never goes away. you should always keep in mind the consequences of sharing the information. >> and this one is a butterfly. >> this 11-year-old graduated from the class earlier this year. she got her first phone a few mont

st. michael worked over 41 years as a mechanic. if he were to face a reduction in his pension, he would likely be forced to sell the house he has lived in since 1973. sue from elk river wrote about her husband jim who retired in 1998 and passed away in 2013. jim left a pension that was supposed to take care of her for the rest of her life. sue wrote that jim losing his life was devastating enough but now being a woman in her 70 she can barely make ends meet. these are a few much of examples. unless congress acts, hundreds of thousands of participants in the central state pension plan face the reality that their hard-earned pensions could be refused. many of these are from the midwest, that's why it's called the central states mention plan. we need to find a workable solution for multiworker pension plangs. i noal senator brown is leading a group that is working on that, the joint committee working together to find a solution that they can present to the american people. we all know that delay only makes the solution more costly. th

ambassador to russia michael mcfaul. anita, st. louis, missouri. independent. thanks for waiting. >> caller: thank you very much. ambassador, i really appreciate being able to have the honor of speaking to you about some of these subjects. i'm concerned about the fact that we have a current president who constantly talks about the wall, but nonetheless owns property in mar-a-lago, where we are told that russian women come over and have their children, and then go back to russia. so we have people who could be legally spying in later years in the united states. and legally entering our country. i find that far worse than illegal immigrants and wondered what your thoughts are there. >> well, anita i think was your name. you're right. that happens. rich russians, and not just russians, but rich people from all over the world do exactly what you're talking about. they come to america for, you know, sometimes just a few weeks, few months, give birth here, and as a result of that, their children become american citizenin citizens. and i think some greater regulation

bishop michael curry — who leads the episcopal church in the united states — will deliver the sermon at sthop michael as a "brilliant pastor, stunning preacher and someone with a great gift for sharing the good news ofjesus christ." nasa is planning to send a mini—helicopter to mars. if tests with the "rover—copter" succeed, it'll mean the agency can explore the red planet without having to traverse its rocky terrain. the mission is scheduled to launch in 2020. injust over 90 minutes, this year's eurovision song contest gets underway in lisbon. the annual event is increasingly becoming about more than just music. the performances these days can be rather spectacular, and for many artists, it's a life—changing experience — as david sillito has been finding out. good evening, europe! and good morning, australia! hello to the rest of the world! and if there are any submarines passing by. all: hellooo! eurovision. it's a world all of its own, and whatever you think of the songs, it certainly knows how to do spectacle these days. # cos i'm way up and i ain't coming down. # keep taking me higher

bishop michael curry — who leads the episcopal church in the united states — will deliver the sermon at st a great gift for sharing the good news ofjesus christ.‘ nasa is planning to send a mini—helicopter to mars. if tests with the "rover—copter" succeed — it'll mean the agency can explore the red planet without having to traverse its rocky terrain. the mission is scheduled to launch in 2020. an exhibition of paper doves will open at salisbury cathedral this weekend to symbolise peace and hope returning to the city. the installation had been planned to mark the anniversary of the end of the second world war, but since the nerve agent attack in march, the meaning has changed — as andy howard reports. sometimes the simple things are the most effective. thousands of white paper birds fly high in salisbury. doves are often a symbol of recovery and hope, and at the moment, this city needs both. we feel that what happened to us, this is an opportunity to say we are not alone, we are together, we are doing something together. we may not change the world, but as a community we have shown we are s

bishop michael curry — who leads the episcopal church in the united states — will deliver the sermon at str sharing the good news ofjesus christ.‘ countryside campaigners are calling for action on what they say is an "appalling lack of progress", in improving mobile phone coverage in rural areas. they've been backed by more than 50 mps, who've accused mobile operators of failing to put up new masts, despite help from government. jon donnison reports. these days, life without your mobile, for many, seems almost unimaginable. but in some parts of rural britain, it remains a reality. the communications regulator ofcom says only 57% of people living in premises in rural areas are able to make phone calls on all four mobile networks. that compares to 90% in urban areas. now 50 rural mps have written to the secretary of state for digital culture, media and sport, matt hancock, calling for urgent action to change that. they want legally binding targets to force mobile operators to improve coverage. but the operators say they are investing millions of pounds in rural areas but that planning applic

. >> we can all agree that this smell sts to high heaven. and michaelohen, declares the documents are false. doesn't give that they are truths. and you guys know much more about the legal parts and financial parts of it. it just reminds me of the ninth circle dante's hell. >> oh, my gosh. >> and at the heart of it is treachery. >> i haven't spent a whole lot of time in dante's ninth circle. >> and money laundering and a deep seeded suspicion of what these guys are up to. it seems as if they monetized the presidency. >> people to feel bad for are political drama novelists. because this reality is so much more extraordinary than anything they could come up with. michael cohen could say all day long, the document is inaccurate, aka, fake news. but the fact that the ceo of columbus nova has been questioned by mueller. that vekselberg, his russian oligarch cousin has been questioned by mueller. and is it not even slightly bizarre that vekselberg was at inauguration. what would that guy be doing there? >> you raise another point that robert mueller in the inv

st. petersburg, russia. >>> cnn analyst michael zell den and shan wo.ecial assistant at the doj. this is another meeting involving a russia connection. this time just days before inauguration. what's the matter with that? >> well, nothing necessarily. it is something that has to be inquired of. we have a time line of june 9th, donald trump meeting with russians. august 3rd, donald trump jr. meeting with the saudis. december 29th, michael flynn speaking to the russians. now we have this january meeting with cohen speaking to a russian, vekselberg -- >> about improving u.s.-russia relations. >> according to them. you see these things in n isolation and might say, they're all innocent. vekselberg we know gave mean to the clinton administration as well as to trump inauguration and rnc and trump victory fund. it may not be business as usual. but if you're robert mueller and trying to figure out whether there is a follow-the-money trend that leads to the finding of corrupt intent, these are the things you inquire of. >> who is this most interesting to? robert

bishop michael curry — who leads the episcopal church in the united states — will deliver the sermon at strchbishop of canterbury, justin welby, described bishop michael as a "brilliant pastor, stunning preacher and someone with a great gift for sharing the good news of jesus christ." the newly elected malaysian prime minister, 92—year—old mahathir mohamad — who won the election in a shock victory last week — is wasting no time getting to work. he's already named several members of his cabinet, and a few hours ago, announced that he has sufficient evidence to open a corruption investigation into the former prime minister, najib razak. jonathan head has the latest. there were many issues which the opposition used in their successful election campaign, but they zeroed in on this one — a government—linked investment project from which billions are believed to have been stolen. the new government is wasting no time in restarting an investigation into the outgoing prime minister, which he had quashed while in office, and barring him from leaving the country. there are a lot of complaints agains

st petersburg . queens a council from brick court chambers and michael thanks for joining us today hope the forum is going well we're all aware how fake news can sway public opinion how specifically is it affecting court cases. the problem is that after creating this propaganda particularly in international cases some of the authors of it then presented as evidence and obviously evidence can affect the proceedings unless you're very careful in dealing with it. and so what kind of methods can be a corporator to combat this kind of fake evidence as you say. well it's increasingly difficult because the techniques of creating it very sophisticated it often starts with digital media pictures and video on the internet uploaded on anonymous accounts and then picked up by some purported experts who are christians the material is genuine and then it moves into mainstream media as received fact but the fact can be false and very quickly the original pictures and video disappear there on the femoral accounts anonymous accounts and in any event it's very hard to check mete data and do forensic analysis because

as far as we know, that trip by michael cohen to the st.sburg economic forum and all this to go meet putin -- as far as we know that trip never happened and trump tower moscow obviously didn't get built. but donald trump's business associates were trying really hard actively to make it happen. right up, right up through the presidential nominating conventions in the summer of 2016. and there's one more explosive new bit of reporting in this buzzfeed -- in this buzzfeed report today about all the hustling that michael cohen was doing to try to get this deal done. check this out. "even before the appointment of mueller as special counsel in may 2017, fbi agents investigating russia's interference in the election learned that michael cohen was in frequent contact with foreign individuals about trump moscow, and some of these individuals had knowledge of or played a role in 2016 election meddling." that's according to two fbi agents who "both have detailed knowledge about the bureau's work on the collusion investigation that predated mueller's

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." ♪ so darling, darling, stand by me ♪ >> it was bishop michael curry's address that shook things up for royals and celebrities who filled storge's chapel at windsor. >> love is not selfish and self-centered. love can be sacrificial. and in so doing, becomes redempti redemptive. that way of unselfish sacrificial redemptive love changes lives and it can change this world. >> some of the royal family perhaps look a little bemused. many here and tweeters all over the world are still raving about curry's electrifying and oh, so different address. he was born in chicago, raised in new york. the 65-year-old bishop is head of the american episcopal church. i'm delighted to say he joins me live from the chapel of christ our lord in the church center in new york. welcome to the program, bishop. >>hank youery much. good to be with you. >> i jt don't know. did you think that your address would spark so much amazement and appreciation all over the world? >> you know, in all honesty, i had no idea. i really didn't. when i finished the sermon, i sat down and i remember thinking to myself, i hope it was okay. >> oh. at one point i remembe

st. louis and i was taken to where michael brown was shot and i met with community leaders. i think one of your members was there, and to find out -- this is a holistic approach. >> what reason did you go there? >> what reason? >> yeah. >> i went there to screen my film. >> i you went there not really to dig and, you went to screen a film? >> i went to screen out -- screen a film and i was invited by the community because i saw that -- >> the point is draw -- that i am driving, is like you almost went there to interact and get first-hand experience but actually went there for other reasons and it was convenient for you to be part of this panel, and convenient for you to experience ferguson. do you see? >> i would not say it was convenient for me, i again to the trust of the community for them to want me to go there and see what happens there. i also, if i may finish, i have past experience as a journalist. i was elected as a healthcare journalist. i was in oakland with the use of rising community organization behind a high school. a man who is one of the alameda county publi

bishop michael curry — who leads the episcopal church in the united states — will deliver the sermon at sthbishop of canterbury, justin welby, described bishop michael as a "brilliant pastor, stunning preacher and someone with a great gift for sharing the good news of jesus christ." council leaders have warned that the amount of rubbish dumped illegally across england each year could stretch from london to moscow. the local government association says the cost to taxpayers for clearing up fly—tipping rose to more than £57 million last year. that's up by 13%. the report says between 2016 and 2017, there were half a million incidents where waste at least the size of a small van was illegally dumped. earlier, i spoke to councillor martin tett, environment spokesman for the local government association and asked what the organisation was doing to tackle flytipping. for a number of years, fora number of years, we for a number of years, we actually saw fly—tipping beginning to drop down but in the last two years, we have seen it on the rise again and i think we've seen a change as well because t

bishop michael curry gave the address in a style of preaching rarely seen in st george's chapel. power in love! there's power in love to help and heal when nothing else can. now the power of love is demonstrated by the fact that we are all here. two young people fell in love and we all showed up. meghan‘s mother was emotional, as the formal part of the ceremony reached its conclusion to the echo of cheers from outside. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. distant cheering. as they went off to witness the signing of the registrar, prince charles reached out to meghan‘s mother — she was the only member of her family there. finally, the newly—married couple emerged into the bright sunlight. "shall we kiss?" said meghan. "yes," said harry. then they rode in an open—top carriage through the streets of windsor and down the long walk, a spectacle witnessed by tens of thousands first—hand and broadcast worldwide to hundreds of millions. andy moore, bbc news. joining me now from windsor is our correspondent jessica parker. soa so a wonderful day yesterday, what do we know

st was the key phrase theresa may used last week. very non—british to call it that. these are big stats. staying with this thing, the front of the telegraph. michaelching an attack. a letter that has been leak which he sent his fellow cabinet ministers last week. it all centres on, ostensibly on the chancellor being accused of blocking green brexit proposals which cost problems for the eu withdrawal bill. michael gove let us not forget turning to a full environmentalist which it surprised people, brought in all sorts of things like banning ivory sales, bigger penalties for plastic bottles, bigger penalties for animal cruelty, bent on harming bees and things like that. he has adopted a reforming zeal there recognise some of the policies and the powers and abilities he has to present himself as a consumer friendly and public friendly reformer... that is not accidental. he is very keen to show his friendly, warmer side to the public. underlying this is his own leadership ambitions. to do magnum pi to ruth davidson's tina turner yesterday. —— he was the ike. pi to ruth davidson's tina turner yesterday. -- he was the ike. it's tiresome and they are sup

st after climbing three first world rankings. ministries police school says and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation and michael holmes on the board doesn't. i'm from on the rise of god i'm stumped just adama's down the guns and into the. woods as the eve of the dog gone into the sea it's a must also bribe them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft's dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that to think off message put us in more on the net that's what we call self and simply a sense of this is seldom a response to the only one local all the more open to moving to more most of the world didn't miss the borden's all of those with all that still means i'm told this is the arsenal. done with the old vision stopping the more sustainable homes a fund is up and his cards on the fine. join me every thursday on the all excited i'm sure i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see that. global blog sell you on the idea that dropping bombs

bishop michael curry gave the address in a style of preaching rarely seen in st george's chapel.n love, there's power in love to help and heal when nothing else can. now the power of love is demonstrated by the fact that we are all here. two young people fell in love and we all showed up. meghan‘s mother was emotional, as the formal part of the ceremony reached its conclusion to the echo of cheers outside. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. cheering. as they went off to witness the signing of the registrar, prince charles reached out to meghan‘s mother, she was the only member of her family there. finally, the newly—married couple emerged into the bright sunlight, "shall we kiss?", said meghan. "yes", said harry. then they rode in an open top carriage through the streets of windsor and down the long walk, a spectacle witnessed by tens of thousands first—hand and broadcast worldwide to hundreds of millions. andy moore, bbc news. our royal correspondent daniela relph is in windsorfor us. all the excitement of the big day, but i imagine a few sore heads this mornin

. >> the most reverent michael bruce curry, the american head of the episcopal church is going to incorporate her heritage and his british heritage at st. george's chapel. >> the happy ending of walking down the aisle. so much controversy and news that made all of our hearts break for meghan and her father not making it. who is going to walk her down the aisle? >> there was talk about her mom walking her down the aisle. we got waved off that. mom, apparently, didn't want to do that. so, the way it's going to go, as meghan walks up the steps, she goes down the knave, the first part of st. george's cathedral. she will be alone for that. her moment, walking alone. at the center of the cathedral, somebody is going to be waiting for her. who is that somebody going to be? >> prince charles. >> prince charles who has two sons, never had the chance to walk anybody down the aisle. he is going to walk her down the aisle, deliver her to prince harry. >> this is a grand affair. st. george's chapel fits 800 people. by comparison, kate and william had 1900. >> how many people were at your wedding? >> about 200. yours was teeny tiny. >> mine was two.

called michael flamion, in a specially designed smart technology home that we helped to build for him in stice officer that we're about to build for that was shot in the head. mark: do you feel there's more and more of this taking place? >> it seems so, you know, it seems so. it's a dangerous business. you put on the uniform, you drive around, waiting for trouble. mark: pretty much. >> that's what -- we're waiting for the call where there's trouble, and then you go and try to deal with it. so it's a dangerous business, you know? it's a dangerous business. it seems in certain areas it's more dangerous than other areas. mark: we'll be right back. simple goodness is ahhhmazing! meaty morsels. a tender texture. with real meat and a blend of peas and carrots i can see. a totally new kind of awesome going on here! (avo) new beneful simple goodness. tender, meaty morsels with real ingredients you can see. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because w

kensington palace announced chicago bishop michael curry will join the archbishop of canterbury. he'll give the address at meghan and harry's ste. this comes as a "sunday times" report a private gift registry at the exclusive soho house private members club, where meghan and harry had their first date. despite the palace asking for charity donations in lieu of presents. >> it's a similar thing to what william and kate did. they also asked people to make donations for a charity they chose. but they also had a secret gift list. >> reporter: this morning, "the mail on sunday" publishing potentially embarrassing photos and video they claim shows meghan's dad allegedly participating in photo shoots with paparazzi. >> if you have a member of the family working photos with the press, it makes the plea for privacy more difficult. >> reporter: kensington palace has not yet commented. later this week, meghan's parents will meet the queen, prince charles, william and kate for the very first time while harry finally gets to spend time with his future father-in-law. in windsor, a massive security operation is under way. including a ring of

called michael flamion, in a specially designed smart technology home that we helped to build for him in stre's another police officer that we're about to build for that was shot in the head. mark: do you feel there's more and more of this taking place? >> it seems so, you know, it seems so. it's a dangerous business. you put on the uniform, you drive around, waiting for trouble. mark: pretty much. >> that's what -- we're waiting for the call where there's trouble, and then you go and try to deal with it. so it's a dangerous business, you know? it's a dangerous business. it seems in certain areas it's more dangerous than other areas. mark: we'll be right back. save big during the go outdoors event and sale at bass pro shops and cabela's. like bass pro or cabela's flag t-shirts for only $5. an igloo 48 qt. cooler for under $20. and save 25% on camelbak hydration packs. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they a

>> well, they will be going through all of michael cohen's money, and the implications are significant for the president. the way that he has handled the st stormy daniels' payment is speaking to the way that he is used to operating as a private citizen and presumably with the nondisclosure agreements like stormy daniels on the sign, and if he is publicly challenged or something, he would deny it, but now that he is president, and when he was a candidate of the president, it opened him up to a whole host of legal questions and pitfalls that previously were not an issue for him, and so that is also part of the reason why we have seen the president almost tying himself into knots telling one story one day and the next ta day so much confusion, but not providing the clarity and the reports nout "the new york times" saying that he has known about the payment for months. so nobody was ever look agent his business dealings or his personal dealings with any type of major scrutiny, and he is used to going back to the same old playbook which is to publicly deny and throw up the smoke screen and bring a bulldog lawyer and now in this case, rudy giu

st. louis company retaliated. mcdonald's takes these accusations very seriously. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says the inspector general's looking into whether banking records or president donald trump's lawyer michaelin release. yvonne forstmann official release documents to the media about the banking records because he thought the information was being hidden. the information about the payments were first revealed by michael. a lawyer for adult film star after a stormy daniels. generating, as you can imagine all the drain the swamp jokes. add them all in. the national park service and that is what is happening now. three weeks until the scheduled summit between north korea, the president trump saying the meeting in singapore may be delayed or might not happen at all. joining us now, james turf i know a vice national security and foreign policy at the heritage foundation. good morning to you. >> good to be with you. tracee: president trump says the north korea summit might not have been on june 12. what because this delay and if it happens when it's called off. >> goodness they were going to be a roller coaster in the market? can we just put that out there? what is interesting, the president said

michael who would have turned 22 next sunday. as secretary kerlin and i. in ferguson i learned that a child growing up in the upscale clayton area of st. louis can expect to live 18 years longer than a child growing up 8 miles across town that pineridge i visited a small home where 18 people lived including two families that lived and slept on it dirt floor basement. so whether a young man or a young young woman is from ferguson or pineridge lives in philadelphia or in youngstown no matter the color of their skin or how much money their family makes or how long they had been here in our country what they need from us as a positive inclusive vision for the future a blueprint for opportunity that makes the investment as they confront the challenge of growing automation from impressive countries around the world we need a new blueprint. it means making universal pre- k a reality. so that every single child can get a great start in life it means making at least the first two years of college free because just as we use to think about high school as a requirement today we need to think about certification or at least an associate's degree a

michael hanbi is putting his money where his mouth is. he was a founder of a classical christian school in maryland and a check community there called the st. jerome academy which has become known nationally for their education, their pioneering education, in teaching the classics to kids, all kinds of kids, not just middle class kids. they're bringing in inner city constituent. the little platoons the ben fix option situation we need to found. isi is not a religious organization but the mission is to cultivate an imaginative conservativism. i believe that western civilization is no more volleyball from its judeo-christian heritage than it is from its greco roman roots. it's not isis job to keep the faith alive but its its job to keep the intellectual and artistic culture that grew off of this faith alive. i hope it will see its own mission as akin to the early benedictan monks. we have those works because those early medieval monks collected, copied and protected them wind their monasteries. those monasteries were like are ks that carried truth and wisdom through the dark ages. we who love the western heritage, whether we are christian or

michael bay ever made. [ laughter ] >> anthony: i'm going to france. not like francophone canada, but france, really. a little bit of actual france, sitting about 45 minutes off shore. the islands of sty in euros, and french attitude. ♪ ♪ [ pounding ] ♪ [ sawing ] >> maite: we really have a french way of life here. really, we eat french, i think we think french. almost, yeah. >> anthony: our host on this otherwise male-centrice bro-cation, are maite and her friend hilary. people around here don't eat out much. instead, most cook at home, often with friends. >> maite: this is sea urchin pate. >> anthony: yes. >> anthony: pate d'oursin, a sea urchin pate. plump sacks of roe, fresh off the beach, formed into a loaf and cooked with bread, garlic, and onions and utterly delicious. >> maite: this is a try. >> anthony: wow, it's pretty. look at that. wow. it's sensational. >> maite: you like it? >> anthony: that's fantastic. >> maite: good. >> anthony: wow, that's good. >> fred: you know this is a kind of dish for real we should do. try a lot of versions, transform it all at once when it's at the peak of freshness, make a solid pate and serve it size by size like fois gras, you know? >> dav