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taking the country. >> that is susan shirk of the 21st century china center at the university of california-san diegoank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. william brangham hack the story. >> reporter: at the center of all this is the case of >> reporter: at the center of all of this is the case of chief petty officer edward gallagher, a navy seal. previously, he was accused of murdering a wounded isis militant in iraq in 2017-- and of shooting at civilians. a court martial acquitted him on those charges, but did convict him of posing for a photo with the militant's body. gallagher was demoted. but the controversy since has been over whether the navy should mete out any further punishment-- like whether he should keep his status as a navy seal. this past weekend, while civilian and military leaders-- the president said he would not allow the navy to punish gallagher anymore. last night, secretary of navy richard spencer was forced out of his post by secretary of defense mark esper over his handling of gallagher's case. here to walk us through the controversy the nanc nancy yousf with the "wall st

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joined by letter but i didn't speak associate professor of cognitive science at the university of california san diego professor martin ski it's a pleasure and honor to talk to thank you very much for your time thanks so much for having now i know that you have long been studying the relationship with the mind the language and the world around us and i think you come to some very humbling conclusions as much as real life to see ourselves as the masters of our thought and borrow. boards it works in the opposite direction to our language shape our experience in some very profound ways how does that work well of course we all have many years of experience speaking a language and we absorb so many habits and so many important structures from the language each human language is exquisitely structured there are about 7000 languages and all of that experience of speaking language hearing the language around you trains your mind to focus on some things and not others there's always potentially an infinite set of things you could notice about the world you could potentially try to remember about the world and

she has her ba in political science from the university of california san diego. and from the graduate school of vanderbilt university. she was selected as one of the nation's top 25 influencers, supporting the military recently, and was named one of the 201910 bystanding young americans the junior chamber international usa. [applause] retiredlly, scott is a u.s. army -- oh my god. [laughter] a retired u.s. marine. [laughter] service as honorable an enlisted and commission officer. his 2018 book is a story of echo battalionsecond marines. scott has written articles, editorials and call early pieces for usa today, fox news channel, and the marine corps gazette, military times, townhall, and daily signal. he is the executive director director of a certified nonprofit that next veterans to outreach programs. and a nonprofit that helps veterans and active-duty marines. please join me in welcoming scott. [applause] i'm going to start off and ask a specific question to each of our panelist as sort of a warm up, then we are going to open it up to general questions for the

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she received her ba from the university of california, san diego, and her masters and doctorate degree in american studies from the college of william and mary. [applause] >> so i would like to turn it over to judge jackson. welcome to colorado. as you can see in colorado, it can go from 20 degrees to 70 degrees in one day. so welcome to colorado. as indicated, i have been a lawyer and a judge now for 49 years, but i am a member of one of colorado's historic families, and that is what i would like to talk about. , called the pit-scott-jackson family has been in colorado since 1926. my grandfather was part of the great migration from the south to the north. he came from missouri to colorado in 1926 to visit his run, who is in fitzsimmons hospital. his son had been injured in world war i fighting with germans, that is why his son was in the hospital. he eventually died in that hospital. william pitts was a carpenter by trade that once he arrived in colorado, he decided to stay in colorado. my great-grandfather was a visionary. upon reaching colorado, he decided to purchase several lots i

she's the chair of the 21st century china program at the university of california, san diego. returned from a trip to china this week. susan, tha very much for being with us. there is no doubt, we heard, about where the public sentiment in hong kong lies. from the perspective of the hong kong government and the chinese governnt in beijing, how does this change the calculus for what they do next? >> right before i cto the studio, oeicial media in china had not yet reported the outcome of the election. they did finally report there was the election, but they really haven't reported the results, and there's some indication from people on the ground i've heard from that the have been talking to who say that, in fact, thealsts chleadership was surprised by the outcome of the election and then they are now scrambling to figure out what to do about it. it's really remarkable that, despite these large scale protests fhat have gone on months, they still were surpriseby the outcome of the election. >> so how do you think these election results changed the dynamic? >> if carrie lam resig

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a researcher at the university of california, san diego, found that in the year after utah and other western state legislatures made the land transfer demands, the states saw an 11% increase in violence directed at federal lands employees, and in that context, it is particularly disappointing to see my republican colleagues invite a witness today with little experience on the issues that we are here to discuss and who has written favorly to give away federal land to private and state control. bob abby said in 2014, quote, the political rhetoric today does lead to animosity and increase tension, and there is a belief because of the rhetoric, it is okay to do certain things outside of the law and some people believe that they are going to get away with it. today, i hope that we can examine this rhetoric and the danger that it creates so that we can consider how to protect the public employees, and promote collaboration, and end the culture of the threats and violence. with that, i'd like to recognize ranking member curtis with the opening remarks. >> thank you, madam chair. >> absolute

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california where policfound her by chance. >>during a routine check. suspended after a student dies >>14 fraternities at san diego state university have en suspended after the death of a student. >>the 19 year-old suffered a head injury when he fell out of his bed. school officials believee had attended a fraternity event that night. anthony pure has he story. >>it was on the 6th flooof this residence hall. the dylan hernandez fell off his bunk bednd hit his head wednesday friend. it was a 6 foot drop that led a head injury. the friend sa she came over put him back in bed that night. and en she checked on thursday morng. dyn was foaming at the mouth. hilips were purple hi skin yellowi she ve him cpr until emergency crews arrived they want theorst thing that ev >>died correct.ethan zanis lives othe same floor he matt dillon on the first day of the school year and became good friends and we had a l of things in common than people thk of it like play video games. he played basketball outside a numerous amountf times we played spite ball, the university believes dylan came from a fraterny event thnight he fell off his bed as result they've suspended the interfraternity

. >> good morning, we will take you to southern california were all fraternities at san diego state university have been suspended after the death of a freshman. what led up to the death and reaction from those on campus and then still to come, the kincade fire set the latest example what two investigates uncovered about 2000 other fires that may have been sorted by pg&e equipment. we are back after the break. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, disney streaming service and di