. >> hello america i am mark livefe in it is great to have my friend walter williams on with me. i said i want walter. those that know you, all three people you are distinguished professor of economics from george mason they know you as a syndicated columnist and author of numerous books and essays. is that right? of course you write for townhall with hundreds of newspapers across america. so let's start with fundamentals andho the basics how do you definee liberty? to make people being able to engage peaceable voluntary exchange without interference byng others. and that is not the normal state of affairs and throughout maine - - mankind's history subject to abuse and controlled by others. so the amount of liberties that americans have and europe as well and the danger that we face is that a historian 200 years from now will say the normal state of affairs is arbitrary abuse and controlled by others and there is a curiosity were relatively few people with a large amount of liberty for a short amount ofme time i'll go back to the normal state of affairs. mark: do you think liberty

. >> hello america i am mark livefe in it is great to have my friend walter williams on with me.those that know you, all three people you are distinguished professor of economics from george mason they know you as a syndicated columnist and author of numerous books

and that would be commissioner.r walter park, and learner, and alice brown, and william scott-ellsworth. >> i believe that some of our members may be here. >> commissioner lee: i think that we need to recommend that the full board approve as well. so i make a motion that b.i.k. appoint these members back on the commission. >> second. cb.>> clerk: are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? and congratulations, the members will be reappointed. if you're present and would like to come forward. >> i would like to thank you all for the service that you provide to our city. this is a really important function in making sure that we have access to buildings and we can do it in a way that makes it possible. so the work that you do is really appreciated by all of us. i don't mean to speak for the commission. but maybe i do. so thank you again for serving. >> clerk: i have to take public comment. public comment on this item? seeing none. okay. >> president mccarthy: commissioner moss and commissioner warshell and three members. commissioner park is not here with us today. >> (indiscernible). >>

anchored by walter congress, this includes pre-mission interviews with frank borman, james lovell and william anders. an extended portions of the television coverage from liftoff to splashdown 1000 miles southwest of hawaii. >> listen to the words of three men flying around the moon. createde beginning, god heaven and her. eartth. s without form. movedirit of go moved upon the face of the waters and god said let there be light. god saw the light. the light from the darkness. >> the darkness he called light. the evening and the morning in the first day. god said the best of the waters. divide the waters. god made -- and provided the waters. it was so. heaven, thepon evening and the morning of the second day. >> god said let the waters under the heavens together together under one place. it was so. god called the dry land earth. saw that it- god was good. from the crew of apollo 8, we c lose with a good night, good luck, merry christmas and god bless all of you, all of you on the good earth. >> those words of genesis were scratched on tablets many years ago after men crawled out of its caves an

anchored by walter congress, this includes pre-mission interviews with frank borman, james lovell and william anders. an extended portions of the television coverage from liftoff to lunar

anchored by walter conkrite, this includes pre-mission interviews with frank borman, james lovell and william anders. and extended portions of the television coverage from liftoff to lunar orbit to splashdown 1000 miles southwest of hawaii. >> listen to the words of three men flying around the moon. >> in the beginning, god created heaven and earth. the earth was without form. and darkness was upon the face of the deep. the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters and god said let there be light. and there was light. god saw the light. and the light divided the darkness. >> the darkness he called light. the evening and the morning in the first day. god said let there be a firmament. it was so. god called upon heaven, the -- called the firmament heaven, and the evening and the morning of the second day. >> god said let the waters under the heavens be gathered together under one place. and let the dry land appear. it was so. god called the dry land earth. and the gathering of the waters he called seas. and god saw that it was good. from the crew of apollo 8, we with good night, good luck

anchored by walter cronkite, this hour-long special report includes premissioned interviews with astronauts frank bore man, james lovel and william anders and extended television coverage from lift off from cape kennedy to lunar orbit to splash down a thousand miles southwest of hawaii. >>> listen to the words of three men flying around the moon. . >> in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth. and the earth was without form and void and darkness was upon the face of the deep. and the spirit of god moved upon the face of waters and god said, let there be light, and there was light, and god saw the light, that it was good. and god divided the light from the darkness. light he called day. the darkness he called night. and god said let there be a movement of the waters and let it divide the waters. and god made the vermin and divided the waters. and god said let the waters under the heaven be gathered into one place. and let the dry land appear, and it was so. and god called the dry land earth. and the gathering of the waters seized. and god saw that it was good. and good night, good luck, a merry christmas, and god bles

anchored by walter cronkite, this hour-long special report includes premissioned interviews with astronauts frank bore man, james lovel and william anders

walter mitty aspect to him. because he was always like, well let's see whose name we can drop this time. we went campaigning one time with ken williams up in boston. thousand people came out here is ted williams and oh by the way here is vice president bush , the crowds were like so thrilled to see him. and they brought ted williams and joe dimaggio to the white house. that was great fun i was fortunate enough to get them both to sign a baseball for me. one of my prized possessions. it made for a lot of fun and it was always, let's see who we can run into the ground today. because the press always wanted to jog with him. he would jog in the morning, go play golf and then come back and play tennis or go fishing and usually right after the jog the media would go running with him they would want to go back and go to bed. they were 30, 40 years younger than he was. so it was pretty funny to watch that. >> another thing i wanted to ask which photos would you like to be remembered for and why? >> the photo i took of george and barbara bush in bed with the grandchildren. seems have taken a life of its own. whenever i go around and do public