those out of the rooms, refresh to me and you said uncle on the associate professor at the university of south africa joining us from due by a great pleasure of having you on the program. thank you so much for your time and give them to fix the way for you. right now. russia is a central election commission, has an hours of voting and next year's election taking place of a 3 days pose. opening friday, the 15th of march to sunday. the 17th read more about that on our website, the sorry to guys us now where israel target's a residential building in the southern city of con, you noticed it's very close to the alamo hospital in the palestine red crescent society headquarters. we understand dozens reportedly killed and would, or the, or on more day off the day. the wounded arriving to hospitals. children routinely in the critical condition. and as israel expands his ground operations of the south of gods, or at least 17000 people have lost their lives and the conflicts and the stock that's according to ramallah. also adding that 70 percent of those of women and children under 18. because as i said,

as governor, henry mcmaster is an honorary member of the board of trustees for the university of southolina. it's the flagship research university here. i think there will be more to come on that front as we continue to see what the impact of that appearance will be. >> you and your colleagues wrote a story earlier this year, that you hadn't seen a lot of candidates. is that changing? >> it is slowly starting to pick up. we are in that awkward season. everyone just finished their thanksgiving. people are starting to look at the christmas. i think we are starting to see more visitors down here in this presidential race. i expect it will pick up more after we get past january 16 in iowa. some candidates are going to make the decision about how much time they want to spend in new hampshire versus how early they want to come and start spending significant time here in south carolina before february 24. i will say florida governor ron desantis will be with us on friday. they are coming. they haven't forgotten about sarah -- south carolina. i think when talking about -- with republican leade

so that go on now associate professor of the university of south africa many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see today as of just how significant a is this grading ship, but this just arrives to somebody a to be this is really important because it gives a kindergarten diesel for food security. and so my d r m day off cost. anybody in confidence of russia has that me of russia has a place on the altar, then brightened 2 of the africans days for free. but we haven't seen any such promises coming from the you. why do you think russia has been the one to, to step up to the mock, you know, uh gosh i as will read news, do i got you to be very loud? is expected. i did have i, she, i won't come into debt by doing that. but i may say need to, in the expectation, fall of boxes. yeah, everyone the same. so it has to go to about this. so it's such an important deal to greenville between most going to have is now dead in the wall. so really, since russia pull down, so i think the other side was not feeling bad side of the agreement. is there any similar deal at the, in the

atapova, vice-rector for educational activities of south ural state university, doctor of pedagogicalences, professor. there is not a single industrial enterprise, i can guarantee, where we will not find a graduate of south ural state university either in the first or second position. it happens during meetings with employers, and if we organize some kind of round tables, master classes, we, as a rule, begins, hello, i'm a graduate. against this background, i concluded that i want to study here because the education system here is great. for me, this was a childhood dream, i was preparing for this almost from entering the tenth grade, i had great aspirations for entering yurga, and my goals, let’s say, came true. a powerful educational research center was founded in 1943. then, at the height of the great patriotic war , the stalingrad mechanical plant was evacuated here. institute, for 80 years now yuurgu has been regularly preparing personnel for industry of a huge country. in 2010 , the university received the status of a national research university; in 2021, yuurgu became a partic

professor of globalization out of lethbridge, and glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of south. to norway out of oslo and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marza hashimy, signing out for myself and other group right here in tehron. goodbye. headlines at presh tv, top commander of iran's irgc is assassinated. an israeli strike a neighborhood close to the sayid zenab shrine in the syrian capital. the bodies of more than 8,00 palestinians are missing in gaza as the death toe from the israeli onslot surpasses to 20,000 mark. hamas leader yahya senwar says resistance fighters have killed or wounded some 5,00 idm soldiers during the on.

we'll have to wait and see how donors and longtime supporters of university of south carolina react to this because as governor, henry mcmaster is also an honorary member if the will of the board of trustees for the university of south carolina, a flagship state research university here. i think the will be more to come on that front as we continue just see what the impact of that appearance will be. >> you and your colleague wrote a a story is earlier this year, hadn't seen a lot of the candidates but is a changing? >> it slowly starting to pick up but we are still in that sort of awkward season. have you and just finished thanksgiving. now people are slender look at the christmas. so i think we are starting to see more visitors down under in this presidential race but expect it will pick up more after we get past january 15 and iowa because some candidates i think a good make the decision about how much time to do what is ben in new hampshire versus how are we didn't want to, and start spending significant time here in south carolina before february 24. i i will say, for example, flo

to understand more, i'm joined by derek black, a professor of law at the university of south carolina murphy, des moines bureau chief at the gazette. derek, this is a temporary decision, but how much does this tell us about the court fight ahead? >> to land a lawsuit like this, you have to establish if there is a likelihood of irreparable harm and if you are likely to win. this is quite common in these type of lawsuits, so the judge said, look, you are likely to win if you go to trial and cannot allow the slot to go into effect because we cannot unwind the problem once it starts, so there will not be much second-guessing. and you could appeal a temporary injunction to the higher court, but right now, plaintiffs are not going to. lisa: a lot of issues, including first amendment speech, but what do younow about covering this from how widespread the effects might have been? was there expected to be many books pulled from the shelves in iowa, the widespread stilling of teacher speech? >> there already has been, and that was part of the case made by the plaintiffs in the hearing previously

i went to the aviation school at the university of south dakota.here are times where if it's white-out conditions or fog, they are essentially operating blind as the planes are coming in and they're trying to manage them. couple that with the ability to recruit folks as well. should people be worried as they head out on flights this holiday season, or is this more about trying to operate at an optimal level? >> it's important to remember we're in the absolute safest aviation system in the world. it's the safest mode of transportation. when we talk about improvements, people get a little worried. it doesn't mean it's an unsafe system. looking forward at what it could turn into, these indicators of these near misses and near collisions, understand it is a safe system. i was with the faa for 17 years and since then working in the safety improvement programs. we're just trying to make things better. this transition from prescriptive into a performance-based system is where the key is here. i think we're going to get there. there's some new science out

it may be unusual for a president of a university to face plagiarism allegations but it's not unprecedented. in fact, back in 2021 the president of the university of south carolina resigned over plagiarism allegations. and that was because of his commencement speech. meanwhile, as to what comes next at this point harvard is still standing by president gay, but that house committee, it is still moving along. they've requested troves of documents. so while these new corrections are going to be made, this story likely not over yet. pamela? >> all right, danny freeman, thank you so much. >>> and just ahead shock and trauma in the czech republic tonight. 14 people killed and dozens more wounded in a mass shooting at a university in prague. what we know about the massacre and the suspected shooter up next. >>> well, this saturday the day before christmas eve, the czech republic will observe a day of mourning to remember those killed thin mass shooting in prague. 14 people were murdered and another 25 wound at charles university. officials also say the shooter is dead. and the attack came as a shock to the european nation where mass shootings are relatively ra

was the principal economist for the federal reserve board and an assistant professor at the university of south carolina -- usc. university of southern california. she has a phd in public policy from harvard. joining us remotely will be the cofounder and board member of neighbors for more neighbors. she led the statewide minnesota green communities program for 10 years and a national network for three years. she has been a landlord for 27 years. gregory good, welcome. chief real estate officer and director of asset management. mr. good works within best newark's land bank to develop affordable housing. he has extensive experience working in housing and community developments including at the newark housing authority and the city of newark . and, we have eric schaeffer, the chief business development officer at saving west. factory built construction company in colorado where he has worked for five years. he partners with municipalities, developers and general contractors throughout the western general united states. we will have other panels who are here in person. you have five minutes for you

he's now the executive director of the global and national security institute at the university of south. thanks for being with us. help the audience understand, who are the who these -- and why are they attacking ships? >> they see -- seized control in yemen and has been responsible for mass starvation in the country. with around they pursued a policy for the destruction of israel. they are not under the direct control of iran but iran provides equipment and resourcing and supplies. they are not at the beck and call of iran in this matter. the houthis have wanted to attack israel. it is hard for them to do that so they settled on trying to cut off communication of maritime shipment at the southern end of the red sea. geoff: the u.s. announced the creation of a multinational task force to protect commercial traffic at the red sea. how will that work? will it be enough to deter future attacks? >> ships will be important. our friends and partners will provide ships and those warships will shepherd the merchant vessels through. what will be equally important is the intelligence architecture

other professors, mi ellis, who was at missouri state university, and chl montgomery is at university of south carolina, both lguists, these three men have collected more than 10,000 letters from some other soldiers. union, as well as confederate. now, just a quick side note here. i hope you all will look this site up when you go into google or your search engine of choice, if you're going to put it in private voices, i urge you to put in civil war as well because you will get some interesting hits if you just put private voices. this is remarkable site. my students back here that i keep boasting about their waving to me right now how kids are students they relied heavily upon private voices. it has a search engine in which you can look up, of course, gettysburg, any battle that interests you and best all all the letters they are transcribed they're really quite good so it is well worth spending some time on private voices. but you know, most historians they have ignore board the experiences or the letters of the semi-literate. why is that? well, one thing is, is that letters are scarce. they'

previously the principal economist or the federal reserve board and assistant professor at university of south -- southern -- sorry, usc. university of southern california. she has a phd in public policy from harvard. joining us remotely will be yana filtered, the cofounder and board member of neighbors for more neighbors. ms. flisrand led the program for ten years at the national network for three years picture than a landlord for 27 years. gregory good, welcome, is chief real estate officer and director of asset management at invest newark. mr. good works with invest newark land bank to boost homeownership and develop affordable housing. he has extensive experience working in housing and community develop and including at the newark housing authority, the city of east orange and the city of newark. and we have eric schaefer whose chief business velvet officer at fading west. fading west is a factory built construction company in colorado where he has worked five years. he parted with municipalities, developers and general contractors contractors throughout the western united states. we will

university of south carolina president bob croslin's wordswod were nearly identical to a speech by the former head o of u.s. special operations. >> that college president resigned for plagiarizingf erations jesse: s in one speech. president gay's plagiarized countless paragraphs her entire career, and she doesn't have the class or integrityy haplagii to resign. ri >> one reason, maybe, is because harvard academicsty t are defending her. a harvard law professor told the timed s. it >> it's part of this extreme right-wing attack on elite institutions o. me if it came from some otherfr quarter, i might be granting it some credencome, but not from these people. i makes sense. ople kind of like if right-wing people discovered biden took if b hard, harvardn' probably wouldn't believe it. actually just happened. >> greg lukyanov, the coauthorerin of the canceling of the american mind. >> all right, greg, what kinds of message is this sending that harvard's keeping this woman around ? yeah, i mean, it's beeng: a terrible year for harvard and under and claudia and gail's short tenure. they've t

the managing director of the national iranian oil company , the south pars gas field is the first of these fields that has signed a memorandum of understanding with sharif university of technology. we gave the world's largest gas field, the south pars common field, to sharif university of technology for its digitalization and digital management. subsidiaries and subsidiary of the national iranian oil company , we obliged all the managing directors to organize the relevant working groups, which are composed of academic elites, specialists and expert experts in the field of information technology, as well as other experts in the oil industry, in this working group , the traffic of trucks at the border end of asara. which was on average 8 days, with the arrest of a number of traffickers and terminal employees , it has been reduced to less than 5 days. from the coming days, the peak traffic of trucks to export products to russia and other countries of central asia and the caucasus will begin. in the previous report, about a month ago, traffic i got the trucks at the astara customs and reached the brokers who were profiting from this traffic. there are too many brokers

according to the managing director of national iranian oil company , south pars gas field is the first field that has signed a memorandum of understanding with sharif university of technology. the world's largest gas field ie. we gave the south pars common square to sharif university of technology for its digitization and digital management, and we also obliged all ceos in the subsidiaries and affiliates of the national iranian oil company to have working groups the relevant committee, which consists of academic elites and experts in the field of information technology, as well as other experts in the oil industry , are in this working group. celebrating the top producers and entrepreneurs in the 17th national festival of young producers, 29 young producers and 20 exemplary industrial units were introduced. in this ceremony , there are also three lasting faces of the industry. a young manager of the industrial town and a veteran of the private sector were also honored. let's go to another top product. celebrating young producers and lasting faces of the industry. this year in the 17th festival of producers and there were more than 700 requests from young mana

i'm a professor of public health, medicine and pharmacy at the university of south florida. h we can ascertain somebody else's quality and quantity of consciousness by inference, that's what it's all about. but there's a lot of ambiguity. pvs is determined mostly with observational tests. so there's no measurable thing that you put in a beaker and say, ah, two milligrams of this, and five of this, and you every time get the same thing. it's a bit more subjective. 30,000 pages of legal and clinical documents. this is what i was asked to do. i had to make a report. i was asked by the court to provide an opinion about her diagnosis. was there something that was missed by all the doctors and attorneys? papers, radiograms ct scans. to make sure that there was no stone unturned going forward. so the most important thing i could do was to get to know ms. schiavo. (terri groaning) terri would make noises during both her wake stages and her sleeping stages. her head would move. that is part of what someone in a vegetative state does. (terri laughing) (cheerful music playing) they're n

of 21 minutes. the only issue that i'm seeing out there is a long northbound 101, south of university avenue that's east palo alto. got an accident. so things looking good along 2, 80 82. those could alternates until they're able to get that accident off highway. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of his 09:30am. >> we are focusing on fentanyl and kron four's rob nesbitt. >> took a closer look at what san francisco is doing. yeah. in terms of the wastewater and tracking trends. wastewater testing during the pandemic has helped track covid cases and now will be done it to wastewater treatment plants in san francisco to track the trends of fentanyl. >> doctor, hillary from the department of public health says the data will help guide the city's overdose prevention efforts increases or decreases as a way to predict what we might see in terms of both non-fatal overdoses. >> and fatal overdoses. the federal program spearheaded by the national institute of drug abuse isn't just for fentanyl but will also test for meth. cocaine xylazine amphetamine as well as naloxone, which is used to reverse the e

university of technology . during this demonstration, swak agents arrested one of the university professors and then took him to a ruin and raped him in the middle of the night in a nearby desert. they left southehran. one of the university professors who had a family relationship with the head of hossein ferdous's office. he informed ferdows about the matter through him. ferdows, who was a close friend of the shah, entrusted the follow-up of this incident to parviz sabeti. but it turned out that the work itself was constant. fixed in the response of ugly ratios to dad and later he also said: to the officer who should be awarded ten on 17 june 1357, with the height of the revolution, nematullah nasiri was dismissed after 14 years and shah nasser moghadam was appointed as the head of savak. among the plans that were presented under the title of psychological operations plan by mossad agents and us was to break up a plan that was meant to weaken religious beliefs at a time when the iranian revolution was gaining momentum . in front of iran's national aviation club , shahneshahe stopped without stopping. respond by waving hands to express the feelings of representatives of iranian scholars and cl

according to the managing director of national iranian oil company, the south pars gas field is the first field that has signed a memorandum of understanding with sharif university of technology. the largest gas field in the world is the south pars common field . digitalization is digital management we gave it to sharif university of technology and we also obliged all the ceos in the subsidiaries and affiliates of the national iranian oil company to form the relevant working groups, which consist of academic elites, specialists and expert experts in the field of technology. tonight everyone is there, don't be a shame, it will happen tonight that the guest car of the deputy of the development of people's participations of the aid committee will provide resources to donate 300,000 tomans packages on the night of yalda for the less fortunate families. . let everything stay together, let's all stay together it is not between people, all these customs are just so that we don't forget. let's overcome difficulties and live together with love and happiness . the happiness and love that people like razi khanum wish for. what would you like us to do for you? have a birthd

deputy director of the iris center for human rights in the school of law at the university of go away. what evidence is south africa putting forth south africa has been very detailed submission to the international court of justice in which it goes through the various elements of the crime of genocide. and this is a highly significant development in the context of gaza. state states don't tend to take these in just a cases, but regularly received one more recently in the context of can be a versus b, m r. and i think it reflects the seriousness of the situation in gas or what it is, the destruction displacement of the getting the civilians, including many children on a scale without pace, as many of the world's recent done. indeed ongoing conflicts. us highlighted severe risks of starvation on the spreading of disease as a result of the conditions imposed upon gather by israel. so what are the chances of this actually stopping the wall? so the idea of taking this particular case from start about, so that's a good perspective. it seems as to try and put an end to the actions that is taking against java a pres

ever my shooting. investigate as a still searching for the motor for the brand page of the product university for the south syr, 24 year to a student, killed himself, his off to shooting dead 14 people. the final list of police in prague. sure. body cam footage. piecing together scenes from the countries, dudley shooting and decades. just 5 minutes in police say, these officers arrive at the university. searching for the gunman on the loose, they climb up. the disadvantage at that point was that there was no sound of gunfire. so the officers had to actively search for the perpetrator. during the information we got about the paper tray does movements was that he was supposed to be somewhere on the opposite floors. as more officers deployed and got closer they said the shooter committed suicide. bringing the situation under control after some 30 minutes of frantic corps the next day of the site, the site of the massacre and products historic center. it's day of morning. the check prime minister is among hundreds who visited the make shift memorial to pay tribute. many are still in shock, it gives a i feel st

university of north carolina at chapel hill. he's the author of several books as well as the editor of a new history of the american south. both books by the university of north carolina press, a book with an introduction and 15 chapters written by diverse scholars both inside and outside the south. it provides a historical sweep that examines the experiences of all people in the south. most intriguing to this reader was a chapter that begins with southern history before 1600 that draws on various historical and anthropological models. brundage writes, quote our focus on this volume, in other words, is not on identifying a litany of characteristics that can be assigned to the south, but rather on exploring the clustered interactions between people and institutions that gave historical salience to the concept of the south. these interactions took place within local communities between neighboring and more distinct communities and across country, state and national boundaries, excuse me, county state and national boundaries. further, brundage notes that the interaction, interactive behavior considers, quote, the pursuit of p

faraja , bandar masher, zarim. resistance and is present in the group of two teams of south pars islamic azad university and tehran province's weshe board, and with the approval of the appeals committee of the football federation, the tractor team tabriz was denied the presence of its fans in the blood match against pikan in the 13th week of the premier league. to the end of the news. what have we done ? stay healthy and athletic. until next time, may god take care of you. this is a tibetan house in which i will live, i will live, and i will die, i will die, and the one who comes out of my house, this is the house of joban, and it is not equal to anything in my life, in your opinion, this land is a serious homeland. live, and my father will live , and i will live. omri 's uncle was exactly born in the 40th year, god willing , and thanks be to god. by god, i write to you. peace be upon you. who was stronger? the war is the war 67 ah 67 i am the moment 48 al 56 al 67 and the small wars , this war is hard and the death is in the hands of god , and god will humiliate them. we are the arabs who help us in th

of gaza and chanted to liberate palestine. university. kabul also hosted a conference on supporting palestine with the presence of religious and political figures, university professors and afghan students. in south africa, there is also a mural in support the palestinian people and the children of gaza were unveiled. rashid tlaib, a member of the american congress of palestinian descent, pointed to the increase in attacks on muslims, especially palestinians in the united states , and accused the country's politicians of being against these groups. according to the council on american islamic relations, attacks on muslims in this country have tripled since the start of the gaza war. ok. we are going back to gaza and our relationship with ahmad sahmoud is still established. yes, we are in contact with ms. esra al-bahisi. hello, width. we hear your report on the latest developments in gaza. yes, the attacks on different areas of the gaza strip continue based on the statistics that have been announced, the number of missing people who are under the rubble has increased, almost 8,000 people are under the rubble, and every day a new number of martyrs come out from under the rubble in the central regio

the project is a collaboration between the team and berlin and the university of cape down in south africa. i always start from the foot of with like sales because right now, since when i started right now they've become something common place. as i told them to see the sooner you can use the need to make electricity, hydrogen, and other things you've been to teams was that if you connect them to the right state, the chemical reaction, they provide the power that you can almost do anything without leaving the diesel generator in many poor parts of the world would and fossil fuel products such as propane are used for both cooking and heating, converting hydrogen and c o 2 into a clean fuel would be a sustainable alternative. the, when you go to buy your cooking gas, you go once less, maybe every month, instead of collecting fat with these quite bulky so it would make some firewood for one day. it's nice enough thing has to go the next day. and so the time spent going to collect the file with all the time is kind of saved businesses time competes for other more projects like these are still

university of texas. i was trial attorney in south texas and in dallas for 12 years. and then i left the law practice to go into the nonprofit educational world. and i'm the founder and president of the future of freedom foundation, which is a nonprofit educational foundation that presents the principled case for libertarianism libertarianism, facebook? i think so. i'm not sure because i've also co-edited several books for the foundation. how many of your books are about the kennedy assassination say there's the kennedy autopsy, the kennedy autopsy, two an encounter with the evil regime change, the jfk assassination and the evil of the security establishment. five books. have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't

university of texas. i was trial attorney in south texas and in dallas for 12 years. and then i left the law practice to go into the nonprofit educational world. and i'm the founder and president of the future of freedom foundation, which is a nonprofit educational foundation that presents the principled case for libertarianism libertarianism, facebook? i think so. i'm not sure because i've also co-edited several books for the foundation. how many of your books are about the kennedy assassination say there's the kennedy autopsy, the kennedy autopsy, two an encounter with the evil regime change, the jfk assassination and the evil of the security establishment. five books. have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't

from chelyabinsk, arrived 3 years ago, graduated from south ural state university, faculty of chemistrypolyana cosmetics, from the working window we have our farm, one plant is constantly replaced by another, then we have you can see if you come out from one side, from the other side of the mountain, every day i am grateful that i do not work at a plant in chelebinsk, i am generally a nuclear physicist, i just changed my profile a little after graduating from university and went into natural cosmetics, to be honest, i in general, in principle, i would not think that there is production in russia that is so green, that it is located in the mountains, that is, you are not in the city, this is not something we will not do with them somehow. from some aggregates, make them cheaper this way, and as a result we get like a low-quality machine, and we get a risky production, which has zero technological sovereignty, but the shareholder, in this case, it’s surprising that this is a state, russian, that is, there seemed to be a lot of americans, western europeans, i was a speaker, in general spea

respected president of shahid beheshti university of medical sciences , came to this center today to closely observe the process of these placements . the north-eastern and southtern regions of tehran province are covered by shahid beseh university area. as of now, when i was playing the last report, more than 1.130 thousand people have been examined in the national diabetes and hypertension survey in the university's radiation centers. the interesting statistic is that in this preliminary survey, more than one newly in fact, this survey was used to pay attention to the fact that they have high blood pressure and one and two -tenths of the people who have diabetes and naturally are not familiar with the new cases of about 30 thousand new cases of high blood pressure and 20 thousand new cases of diabetes. to continue the toast, naturally, considering the short time left until the end of the national campaign for diabetes and high pressure reading, considering the characteristics that exist in the province and city of tehran, i am single from all the citizens of tehran, as mr. for people above this collection, this survey is related to people over 18 years old,

we're at the clinton house museum just a little south of the edge of the university of arkansas campus. this house was built in 1931 by a local man named scotty taylor. would have been on the outskirts of town at that time in the middle of the ozarks in the depression. so this would have seemed like pretty fancy house for that. the clintons actually bought this house in 1975 and did a little of remodeling, but for the most part, the house is entirely original to 1931. the house, a national historic register property. in 2010, and the street became clinton avenue. and in 2010 as well. this is the living room this is the famous room where bill clinton, hillary rodham, were married here in of this big window on october 11th, 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town, actually, and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you thought was pretty and now you have to marry me. i can't live there alone. and she said, yes on the third try, that was his third try that he did that the house again is original

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and lastly but not least jacob our moderator an associate professor of history at florida university. southrida's only hbcu is author of policing, race, and formation of 19 british colonial, also working on our history of anti-movements in florida in 1980s, tentatively titled from sun city to the sunshine state florida -- and the antiapartheid movement thank you for welcoming our speakers and moderator. [applause] >> thank you for coming. thank you, thank you, thank you for that introduction and welcome to miami book fair so we'll just get started on that front so to begin with i have a couple of questions for each author and then we'll transfer to our q and a for the audience as a whole but jonathon i want to start with -- you say for the very onset of the tbhook your work seeks to recover the real man from the gray myth yet this is really one of the first major biographies of king since burying the cross in 188 so i start by asking -- you know, why has it been so long since we've had such an extensiven biography of king ad what new information is really revealed in this volume? >> well th