vidal, oh, hello, hello, hello! hello, hello, hello, hello, good afternoon, zavion , hello, hello, my son, come in, let's go, please, viseron, we are not allowed, we saw, for your arrival, for this house, these are our customs, please do so. legochi, who is this, iliko’s son, the eldest, this is ortal, our peak, i like how it ended up here, he died. here a year ago, it fell, hardly anyone knows what it looks like, an avalanche, probably an avalanche. a strong guy, perhaps you wouldn’t call him physically strong, it’s completely different here, of course, in this all my strength is my friend, yes, this is my eldest son. nah pirrina apa mi. you, father, remind me of my son, may god protect you, thank you. benefits, they find their happiness in the mountains , your pride, how is it with you, you say that you can’t drink, i know this well, but we must drink one glass in order to wish you... good luck, happy return, be healthy, my dears! where are you taking me, shitted in my old age, let's go, let's go. you say that i a

thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln gore vidal, and now thomas jefferson in his masterly pen. kaplan offers us a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notes on the state of virginia. but, of course, jefferson wrote consul treatises like a summary view of the rights of british north america legal briefs, memoranda the declaration of independence, and above all letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writings throughout his masterly pen, kaplan brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing, often without without intending to, as kaplan says of notes on the state of virginia. it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to, a book about himself. the jefferson we meet here is not surprisingly learned and forceful. but kaplan also shows this jefferson as a writer who's often evasive with holding anxious s

vidal, international relations and security analyst joins us from akra, we also have uh with us jonathansa who's a publisher at africa briefing who joins us from london. welcome to you both. fidol, let me first start with you, and i'm just going to quote the nigers military spokesman uh, because he pretty much explained why this relationship is going to end, and i'd like to find out from you what your reaction is too. for example, how he said that the agreement that was signed. between niger and the us back in 2012 was imposed on niger and had been in violation of the constitutional and democratic rules of the country and its sovereignty. tell us why this was imposed, what he means and how it violated news sovereignty? thank you very much sir for this opportunity. firstly the year um under review. is 2012 was year when um extremists uh were awarded in the sahil, so in mali and niger we found al-qaeda in the islamic maghrib and saraddin a tuarec back group uh that was sweeping across the region taking cities in central mali and in the in north west niger so that was the time. where operatio

he missed out on vidal weeks in the womb. that's the reason many premature babies end up with developmental disorders. some of them cause lifelong issues. pediatrician and research are paid to hook b is trying to do something about it. with music. coincides the middle of the day of holding. we came up with the idea because premature babies have a daily rhythm that's determined by machines. meaningful and the name indeed can that be spring? we thought we had to give them something that they could hold onto based that the facial, hey, that's something that comes regularly to try something with a personal connection to them. so we, that's when we had the idea that we could do that with music. i'll make music mazda actually metric us out the black simmons in time for at today's wake up music, he has a different pace to fall asleep, too, as well as one for his waking hours. in a study, the team led by the research are looked at what happens in the brain when premature babies and neo natal logy wards associated music with events li

you learn about a history books often as black being whipped as slaves before the civil war,uí sick vidal'she civil rights movement, and we don't really get outside of those depictions. and so i asked my friend actually, have you ever heard of black wall street? that's a story about us successful. my friend. never heard of black wall street. this is before watchmen, before president trump or president biden visited greenwood, you know, before all of this national attention it happened. and so for me, the motivation was to be able to tell this about black success of black solidarity to my friend and others like him. that wasto convince my editors e out. an article about black wall street, which would have me go to the neighborhood on that day 2018, when with with this baseball game, seeing how much the neighborhood legacy been diminished depressed me, angered me, even. but it also gave me the motivation to want to go far beyond just writing one article about a year later i quit my job pegged to my life, made black country music playlist and west to tulsa. that was the old town road job. road

get dressed, go to your place, get out, come on, you don’t understand jokes either , hello, hello, vidalu need, sylvester sent me, i have business with you, sit down, dear, tell me. hello taras sergeevich, great , be careful, wow, like a hand, it’s normal that you’re late, yes, it’s frosty outside, i didn’t start it, even though i would have erased the evidence , lipstick on my cheeks, without doing it, on the other hand, okay, let’s go, i have someone who has a serious matter. well, do you agree, but what about the money? it’s all in fact, we don’t work without an advance, i don’t have any money with me, why are you here, since you have nothing, i’m told, how much do you want? 20% of the total fee, if i find it, you will take for this matter. let's take it, well then we’ll meet in 2 hours , you have an inconspicuous car, we’ll find it, so vasya, look, this is a nightclub, it’s located in the regional center, right on oktyabrskaya street, you know this place, no, here it is, it’s so quiet and inconspicuous, and the club is closed in all relationships, both literal and figurative. dig, st

yeah >> lindsay vidal of santa rosa was officially the first person in line to wait for this pliny theht with him . he's been doing this for 14 years. we asked him what time he got in line yesterday to make sure he was first. >> you mean, what time did i come yesterday? that's top secret. like i say, if that word gets out, then there's going to be some pliny shooter that's going to try and get in there. some whippersnappers like gunslingers, right. you know, they're going to try and they're going to challenge me. and so i can't let them know my secrets. >> right now, the technically don't open until 11:00 this morning, but you can only get three bottles or three pours at a time. and a lot of the folks we talked to out here say they've been doing this for multiple years. we can come back out live. and i have sitting next to me right here with first in line time ago, but oh that's great. but the owners are also out here. they've been going down the line talking to some of the people, thanking them, for being out here and for being fans of pliny the younger. the beer, year for a two week

tambiÉn lo que se ha hecho vidal que fue la caÍda de una de las artistas de repÚblica dominicana. diego: la canciÓn con carlos vives donde nos volvimos a encontrar. una canciÓn rÍtmica donde habla sobre latido del corazÓn, estar conectados con eso. a veces es tanto y tan intensa que pasa alrededor en nuestra vida que nos descansamos a nosotros mismos. nos miramos al espejo y no sabemos dÓnde estÁ. [mÚsica] eso es simbÓlico de yo encontrarme mirÁndome en el espejo y encontrÁndome con carlos. es mi reflejo. yo soy el reflejo de Él. el definitiva, tenemos la misma profesiÓn y nos pasa las mismas cosas. >> la canciÓn es parte del disco mejor que ayer de diego torres. un trabajo que tiene sonido de los 80 y 90. colaboran sus sobrinos. [mÚsica] diego: creo que estÁ bueno trasmitir que los artistas vivimos con esa intensidad. no sÓlo en la tapa de un disco, arriba de un escenario, que estamos viajando todo el tiempo. las cosas importantes se logran asÍ yendo a cada lugar. [mÚsica] alan: quéna satcha: nos fascina esta canciÓn. es todo grande juntos. estaba comentando la Última vez que vin