our guest is kevin starr. educated at st. ignatius high school in usf and has a doctorate from harvard and many other degrees, awards and honors and is currently a professor at the university of southern california. his new book tells the stories of the first three centuries of the european encounter with north america from 1500 to 1800 and opens with this bold statement, there can be no understanding of american culture and history without the understanding of the role played by catholic peoples and the unfolding drama of the american experience. who are those peoples and what were those roles. please stay with us and after the break we will talk with professor starr and charted scratch the surface of his amazing fund of historical knowledge. >>> welcome back. our guest today is professor kevin starr. author of the book, continental ambitions. let me ask you this, about your title. you say there are many fine histories of catholics in america that have a regional and national perspective and you have taken the perspective of

barbara starr, former pentagon i starr, former pentagon correspondent for many, many years, it is greatce in england say eight people have been arrested and three police officers taken to hospital following rioting in the northeastern city of sunderland. a police building there was attacked, and the property next to it was set on fire. police have been trying to contain several hundred demonstrators, in what's been the latest in a series of violent protests in a number of english towns and cities this week after three children were fatally stabbed in southport on monday. dozens more protests are planned for this weekend in the wake of the stabbings. our correspondent mark easton, was on the ground as protesters caused chaos. yelling. as darkness began to fall in sunderland tonight, there were fears a violent far right protest could turn into an all—out riot. large numbers of police have been deployed across the city to deal with a wave of criminality. a police car in a side street — vandalised. around the next corner, a taxi overturned and set alight. about 400 or 500 protesters here in

yes, answer your question, my county starr county did swing to republican ticket.ts from turning this county red in the last presidential race. >> carley: starr county interesting, border community, people living there are hispanic and latino. obama won in 2012 by 86% of the vote. there is a shift to the right in recent years, so much so it could flip red. you are running for sheriff, you are talking to voters young and old, how are they feeling right now? >> i've been surprised by the response i'm getting. i've been campaigning in all pockets of this county, i thought most difficult segment of the population would be the elderly, i'm shocked with the number of people that are supporting trump. likewise, i've been to local college here on the campus, talking to students and registering voters, even that segment, 18 to -- >> carley: why, though, what are they saying to you? >> they are keeping an open mind. latinos have historically been conservative people, we're conservative. we believe in god and supporting the family. we want a secure border, support police offi

. >> reporter: at this rate, starr's lost track of the miles conquered since he first started cycling at 23 years old when he lost his mother to cancer. in a time that you are dealing with such grief, what did biking do for you? >> i didn't feel that the world was my oyster anymore. it shook my confidence. it made me think more about what my role might be in the world. what i did for processing or dealing was sports. and in this period, i discovered a bicycle. >> reporter: six years later, starr organized what was supposed to be a one-time bike-a-thon for cancer research. from 36 participants back in 1980 to nearly 7,000 annually from around the world today, the pan mass challenge reports it raises more money for charity than any other single athletic event in the country. and in its 45th year this august, the bike-a-thon hit a fundraising milestone, $1 billion and counting to date, all donated directly to the dana-farber cancer institute in boston. 51% of cancer drugs approved by the fda in the last five years have come from dana-farber. when we talk about who rides, it's also why do

we live near ringo starr's house, and he could just bash them on the skins.s — that's what i'm telling the kids every week, fingertip control — he just had it. tell me what you like about basketball. winning, shooting and dribbling. dad andy also coaches in the toxteth elitejunior basketball programme, which is providing sporting opportunity in the area. we have free basketball sessions for everybody on friday nights, and it's funded by merseyside police. toxteth, unfortunately, hasjust moved up the rankings for child poverty from third to second, so we all feel that we're doing something really important for the community, we're building a community. there's hundreds of kids that pass through our doors every friday, and it'sjust giving me a new found joy for the game, and i can't get enough. and now we've got this fantastic thing where we just train together, and it's amazing. and with his skills sharpening all the time, little luther is hoping for a big future on the court. that is just about it from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bb

. >> with me as francis starr. he watches russian state tv as part of our ppc monitoring team.ou for joining us here. that is the question. what are russian audiences hearing about? what is going on in the kursk region? >> media in russia is very tightly controlled by the state. the tv channels, some of which we have just been watching have been taking their lead from president putin who has been keen to downplay the significance of the situation. he is not referring to it asn invasion or incursion by using words like situation or circumstances. earlier today the defense ministry released its daily statement saying russian forces continue to repel attempts, suggesting they had a hold on the situation. on tv channels, earlier today a war correspondent spoke of ukrainian forces running out of steam. and it said it russian troops were actively eliminating them. they have also been keen to create an image of a country coming together in unity against an invading force. there have been reports of thousands of people coming together providing aid and assistance to those that have had

la primera vez que un ciudadano norteamericano aparece en esta lista, salga thomas starr king que elero 1 hasta el número 9. eh también hay una recompensa, la cual está siendo manejada por el gobierno mexicano. pero aquí lo más importante es la denuncia anónima que puede realizar las personas ya sea por llamada telefónica, texto o mensaje. hay una garantía de que efectivamente es la. es una denuncia anónima y que esto no se va a filtrar y no va a poner en riesgo a nadie como efectivamente ha sucedido. nadie ha sido afectado por denunciar en este programa. dormir hasta más tarde los fines de semana ayudaría a tener una mejor salud cardíaca en breve. la respuesta de expertos y una mujer de hayward dice tener miedo de salir a la calle luego que fue atacada dentro de su coche cuando iba a comprar comida. le diremos qué debe hacer en una situación similar y para este fin de semana largo, el aire acondicionado de la madre naturaleza nos va a traer esa brisa marítima. temperaturas mucho más frescas para este fin de semana. los detalles en mi pronóstico die en telemundo 48 y nbc bay area seg

british prime minister kerr starr also said in this conversation . on the necessity of ending the war in gaza and the quick start of providing aid to the people of this region , he asked for more assistance from iran in this field. the british prime minister announced his country's readiness to expand relations with the islamic republic of iran in the new period and expressed hope that the new ambassadors of the two countries would start their missions as soon as possible. acting minister of foreign affairs in a telephone conversation. he said to the minister of foreign affairs of italy: iran insists on its legitimate right to take countermeasures against the zionist regime at the same time as it continues to try to stop the aggression against gaza. mr. bagheri attacked the iranian embassy in damascus listed the targeting of a residential area in beirut and the assassination of an official iranian guest as clear examples of the zionists' action to expand the scope of the war to other countries in the region and expressed pessimism about this regime's

british prime minister kerr starr also emphasized the need to end the war in gaza and quickly start providing aid to the people of this region , and demanded more assistance from iran in this regard. the british prime minister announced his country's readiness to expand. relations with the islamic republic of iran in the new era , he expressed hope that the new ambassadors of the two countries would start their missions as soon as possible. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs emphasized that iran is firm and determined in defending its sovereignty and national security. in using his recognized rights also from someone it is not allowed. mr. kanani, in response to the statement of the three european countries france, germany and england about the developments in the region, said: the statement of the leaders of the three european countries was published while due to the indifference of the western countries and the support of the zionist regime , all kinds of international crimes of this regime, including genocide and war crimes against the defenseless palestinian nation contin

earlier i spoke to barbara starr, senior fellow at the usc annenberg center. bring us up—to—date on how significant this decision by lloyd austin is. i think it's very significant within the national security community, and really, it is significant — it's been a lot of years since the 9/11 attacks but for so many people, for the families, for people who were at any one of those sites on that day, such as myself, i was at the pentagon, this is all still very fresh business. that plea deal came i think as a surprise. no—one had really known about it in detail or expected it, so i think it's a move by austin to reassert his authority as the top official and i think it's really important that he's saying something like this is going to be �*my responsibility�* — his, as the secretary — to make. and he's going to do that so he moved very quickly when this all emerged. and barbara, khalid sheikh mohammed and others have been held in guantanamo bay for many, many years now. their trials haven't really been resolved. what comes next now? well, i'm not sure we know in

starr course famously was face of the push to impeach president clinton in the nineties. he for four years had a role as an independent counsel investigating. clinton and after years of investigating on a range of topics, eventually delivered the famous starr report to congress in fall of 1998 and republican at that time moved quickly toward impeachment. my main purpose here in running really fast through all the history of impeachment is since since that clinton impeachment is to just substantiate what the folks the first panel already told you which is that the impeachment since nixon have not had a process that looked anything like the bipartisan process that played out in 1974 the republicans pushed for articles of impeachment and they did get five democratic votes in. the house of representatives for two, four, four, three of those articles. i think at least two of those articles, the ones that ultimately passed for and obstruction of justice five democrats, three of whom subsequently became republicans republicans. and they had few republicans voting against those i

more starr's comment just a few minutes ago, ki my concerns.staff is not able to fully understand what the supervisor ided, believe that i can opine on just saying that it's disapproval, but that i would more time with the supervisor rather than saying no. the that is as follows, for quite a the potrero boosters have verbalized their concerns about is a very simple residents being concerned about think there is still uncertainty about the potential leaks of covid from laboratoriesfferent opinions about that. there's been a lot said a no conclusive evidence one way or the other particular worldwide experience i think, created of us, including our scientists here, a about lab safetygreatly appreciate all what you're doing, and while i increasingly more important to into the future, i do believe that toters because they're the recipients of a large lab use in about it is zoning the right tool don't have any idea. there is probably an issue ofight or coordination and coordinated oversight th i do not know if this restriction comes from supervisor w

starr covered the topic.peak to the intent of the umu district, would you mind doing that? so that everybody has a strong grounding on that? i would appreciate if you woulds mr. starr said, the umu district is not is n rstrict in the same sense of even a neighborhood commercial district. it is use district. it was land that was zoned purely industrial and thenou neighborhoods process, we created this district to allow rent enter an industrial district and create a truly mixed use district. and it was always intended to have, you know, pdr uses and industrial uses and lab uses and other uses continue to sit se by side. and for those seeking a purely residential context, moving into the umu district may not be the right. you know, the right block move on to. these were really intended. these are the sort of the transition zones b industrial districts and more purely residential districts. they are the truly mixed use districts and s srvin out some n residential uses to pull them back is to is really to rethink

. >>> now this, academic starr will become the youngest person ever to attend nyu.ustthe 12 years old, and he's with my here in studio in new york. welcome to the program. >> thank you so much. i'm really honored to be here today, and it's one of the greatest opportunities i've ever had to be meeting you. stuart: oh -- [laughter] >> well said, sir. stuart: very well done. lauren: he wants your job. stuart: you want my job. how do you feel about a attending stool with poem -- school with people who are about 0 years older than you? if -- 10 years old. >> i've been taking senior classes since day one when i took ap calculus, so when i was 9 or 10 i was taking classes with 17 and 18-year-olds, and it wasn't honestly a challenge for maine i felt like, i think it's my school in particular probably, but the seniors at my high school were very nice, very supportive, and it was really a great experience for me. probably a better experience for me to get along with the seniors than with the freshmen, freshmen and sophomores going crazy -- stuart: you don't seem the slightest

starr's comment just a few minutes ago, kind of my concerns.able to fully understand what the supervisor intended, i personally do not do not believe that i can opine onng that it's disapproval, but that i would encourage staff to sp supervisor rather than saying no. the reason that is as follows, for quite a w the potrero boosters have verbalized their concerns aboutthat is a very simple ent by residents being concerned about biosafety and biosecurity. i think there is still enough2ñ uncertainty about the potential leaks of covid from laboratories have different opinions about that. there's been a lot said and not said, and there is no conclusive evidence one way or the other, but that particular worldwide experience i think, created i'm sure, amonl1wg als, including our scientists here, a significa ncern about lab safety. and while i greatly appreciate all what you're doing, and while i increasingly more important to into the future, i do believe that the p because they're the recipients of a large lab use in their concerned about it is zonin

let's bring in richard starr poley former secret service agent. he joins us on the phone.cal event where you would have a lot of police like you had in butler, pennsylvania, which proved not to be anywhere near adequate to protect the situation. do you think it is wise for the president to go ahead with this given the fact, richard, that we now see the border wall and we see that counter sniper team up on the platform being held up by a crane? >> under no circumstances can the secret service alter the president schedule. you can't allow this to happen because of what nicole just said and she's absolutely right. this is not going to be the last time that something like this happens and you certainly can't acquiesce to it. given the events of what happened last month, president trump's security has been ramped up to where it should be now at sitting providential levels of production. every day the secret service goes out and it's not unusual to go out with this in mind. this is different because we have a name to a threat. when they go out with the sitting president, they ha

it looks and have like they sentsent a headhunter to the bar in starr wars t. so what's so radical about aide president having smart people in his cabinet? be nicha people change from thei harris white house, which is less a cabinet and moredeis a padded cell. think about it. mayor pete blinkenout it. cardona, garland bay, orcas. it's like they found thesepeople people under the roommate's wanted section of craigslist u. >> but trump you know he should treat his cabinet like ocean's 11. put together the most elitreat m team of brilliant minds across multiple fields get the best ceo are other great thinkers instead of lifelong politicians make ite the opposite of the biden climb. clown clown shown show where thk for diversity instead of brilliance and didn't care about the end result. and it seems like trump's already thinkingit see that way. tulsi gabbard and rfk jr have already joined his white house transition team. that's two former dems working trump, which is akin to the dems like maxine waters joining the brotherhood. welcome aboard. appare and apparently

as i have emphasized from the starr ofice wants to partner with you all to make this happen. before we turn to the presentation, i do want to comment on the how this ar after unfolded, because reading the mayor's press release rage and it is great that the chronicle and media finally covering this, but my fear is that those who did the most to ve this victory and progress will as so often happens be written out of the story has the media tends to ce voices of politicians over the residents [indiscernible] a east resident housing residents in my district organize is conversation. they were the impetus. 100 public housing resident at plaza east submitted a petition to my office asking for the resolution that we introduced 2022urging the housing authority and yor administration to pursue faircloth to rad subsidies. the organizes particularly at the francisco who worked closely with residents as th so often have and do came hp organize to force this conversation. the experperts at thnational housing law project who had expertise certainly far exceeds mine, even after decades doin

all three of them, anyway, not ringo starr. and it's pete best's mum.nd it's now turned into holiday lets where people no doubt from all over the world, will come and live in the paul mccartney suite or the john lennon suite, but not the ringo starr suite, because he is not there. and the argument is that he wasn't part of the beatles at the start, which he wasn't. however, pete best was, and it's his mum's old house, so perhaps there's a factor at play there. >> he can do what he likes, frankly. i'll tell you what, this will be huge, though. this will pull in the money because every abbey road is not that far. drive past it every day. there are queues and queues of people walk across that 20mph limit their day 20 mile per hour limit their day 20 mile per hour limit in abbey road. it is 20 mile an hour limit. yeah, but honestly it's every single. your favourite beatle, paul mccartney, i think paul mccartney. >> i've met paul mccartney. he's a really nice guy. i really like him. i love george harrison's approach to life as well , approach to life as well

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let's hope the outcome of that a's meeting brings better protection for starr.sly held the role herself from 2021, and has now become the country's first ever female leader. shejoins us now from cardiff. good morning to you. welcome to your new post. it is taken 25 years but wales does now have a female first minister. , ., �* , ., minister. yes, and it's about time too, it's wonderful _ minister. yes, and it's about time too, it's wonderful for _ minister. yes, and it's about time too, it's wonderful for young i minister. yes, and it's about time too, it's wonderful for young girls j too, its wonderfulfor young girls throughout wales to have a model now. i hope that they can aspire to it, they can receive representation of themselves, and i do think that this is an important moment in welsh history. this is an important moment in welsh histo . ~ . , this is an important moment in welsh histo .~ ., , ., this is an important moment in welsh histo .~ ., , ., ., history. what is top of your to-do list? i history. what is top of your to-do list? i have _ history. wh

starr said, the umu district is not is of even a neighborhood cdistrict.tern, we created this district to allow residential uses to and create a trulynded to haveherj% uses continue to siid s seeking ang into the right. you know, the right blo are the sort of the transition zones between purely residen start non residential uses to rethink what the wholewhol nat of a umu district is to begin with. so g i apprecind? yeah. please,rel'dt a covid leakage, all of these any any sor licensing, which goes th a organizations ines, like ebola or like four. it would only be owned by the downtown san francisco. the kinds of labs you're seeing inco one and bsl two licensing, like the high schoole they're much smaller. they're it's highly regulated byiu the federal sov through other laws, in a fear, i am that that a bsl be licensed in the umu area simply beúicaus t o it. i appreciate th with with the classifications between b ultimately, the devil is. and again, i believeperhs zoning is not the communities like cambridge, leaned to the side of havingore safety overviewe