i would see him at lunch things never left the university of houston i got a job offer to come to the university of texas he would call me in his nickname form it was shewolf. i pick up the phone he was that she will and i would think oh. >> host: was he referring to that moment? >> i do not know. p2 he would call in my heart would raise and make it to the phone conversation. somewhere, someone would mention all yeah and we talked to jean back at the university of houston he said you are a really good scholar. that's great. they had been harassed or molested by men who were set on revenge. but as far as i know always said nice things about me. it's also that reminder in your brain, he has power. he has power, more power than you have. and he still has it. what happened through the years my heart didn't racing more. i got stronger at what i did. i got to where i was giving advice to other people. i was making this. and finally he called me as a talk about in the book he called me and said he was dying. and i start to make a sympathetic he said no he does not want any part of that. that

thanks for your time and your thoughts today, gerald horn or thir on history professor at the university of houston ah, 75 years ago to the day 2 centuries of british colonial rule in india came to an end giving rise to 2 independent states. but partition came out a huge cost to both pakistan and india elsewhere. corresponding region sharma, texas through amidst the triumphal skin dells independence. in the summer of 1947, a line of separation was drawn by brutish barstow. it was called the partition august of 1947 ratcliffe to align bordering india and pakistan. that line also divided this way. part of been job during about will edges, families and communities now in those and seeks on one side and the muslims on the other. 75 years own we meet doors whose life was changed forever by hastily drawn borders. this is the north and in state of punjab. the historic homeland of de seeks. we visited cordial village in the good asp or district, barely a few miles from the india pakistan, bordeaux 104 year old mila rom is one of the few living partitions of i was in the village there. we're dealing with ol

related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houstoni thought it would be great to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did meet his son. talking to his son, he was quite proud of what we had done with the company and suggested conrad would have been as well. david: conrad hilton and barron hilton were famous, but the most famous is paris hilton. is she involved in the company? chris: more recently, we have been working with paris on the marketing side of it. she just got married and is on her honeymoon. we are helping to sponsor the honeymoon. we have been doing some work more recently. david: when i was growing up in a blue-collar family, we could not afford to go to a hilton. hilton was the ultimate brand and we were lucky to go to a holiday inn or something like that. over the years, the hilton name has not been seen as ultimately elite as ritz-carlton or four seasons. is that a fair statement? chris: it is. and by choice. if you go back

related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houstoncause i thought it would be great for them to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did know his son, barron. who ran the company for over 40 years and was very close to his father. and they, you know, at least talking to barron, he was quite proud of what we had done with the company and suggested to me conrad would have been as well. david: conrad hilton was very famous and barron hilton was famous, but the most famous is paris hilton. chris: paris. david: is she involved in the company? chris: more recently we have been working with paris on the marketing side of it. we are working with her. she just got married and she is on her honeymoon and we are helping sponsor the honeymoon. and so we have been doing some work more recently. david: when i was growing up in a blue-collar family, we could not afford to go to a hilton. hilton was the ultimate brand in those days and we were lucky if we cou

robinson was drafted in the third round of the 2022 nfl draft out of the university of alabama. in houstona man dressed in black set fire to a building and shot people fleeing that building. >> this suspect unfortunately and very sadly and very evilly set fire to several residence, laid wait for those residents to come out and fired upon them. >> reporter: three people were killed and two others injured according to police. the spokesperson said the fire department arrived to fight the flames but had to retreat when they heard gunshots. the suspect was later found dead nearby after exchanging gunfire with a houston police officer. in detroit four shootings on sunday morning linked to the same weapon left three people dead and one injured. >> it appears to be very random. one was waiting on a bus, one was walking his dog, and one was just on the street. >> reporter: police put out a photo of the suspect wearing all black with a hooded jacket. >> the pictures are out, the images are out. >> reporter: and following hours of intense search by multiple agencies, the suspect was found. in new yo

this is the soundtrack of the space race and they had a clip of president kennedy speaking in 1962 his famous speech at rice university in houston about we choose to go to the moon and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard so tell us how did he jump into this space race? how did it become a race? and can you place it in that context of the cold war? well, first of all barbara, thank you for that really generous introduction. thanks to you and christina and all of you for for having me here today. i'm excited to talk with all of you about all of this and let's start with with the race. what's interesting about that term space race. is that both eisenhower and kennedy really resented it? they really shied from calling it a race for from frankly admitting that it was a race because they felt that to to adopt that terminology was to get backed into a competition with the soviet union that we might lose. in fact that we were losing from the very beginning from the moment when the soviets sent that first satellite's sputnik into orbit around the earth in october of '57 and there was a whole series of

university, supporting the whole you. everybody. the 49ers. they wrap up the preseason this thursday against the texans, and then it's for real. today they held their final practice of the week before flying to houston and as preseason games go, this one could be one to pay a little more attention to that, because quarterback trade lands and many of the other starters figure to get a little more playing time as the team gears up for the regular season, which, by the way for the niners begin september 11th in chicago. against the bears. i want them to get out there. definitely the ones but, um, you know, we're gonna talk about as a staff more tonight after we watched this practice and stuff i plan on playing those guys. but haven't exactly decided how much i know they won't go past the first half be the first half of the most. yeah you hear that music, and that gets you fired up. you can catch thursday's game right here on ktvu fox. two as we told you kick off 5 15, followed by the point after joe fonzi and bubba paris. what? deebo samuel . what's he up to? well i'll tell you, he sprayed champagne into a swimming pool, and we'll tell you why. because that is his new pool and his new house. he's got h