yoda, who is focused a lot on prophecy, says difficult to see the future is. >> rose: i know. with his cadence. and there is a sense that the individual agent is the one who is ultimately in charge, not the prophecy. >> rose: you also suggest and it's fascinating that there are certain prisms you can look through -- buddhism, terrorism, technology. >> all of them are there. so darth vader is -- >> rose: and more. absolutely. christianity is there. freud is very much there. luke skywalker loses his mother and false in love with someone older who says you will always be a little boy to me, from's a freudian eco. there's echo of the christ tale. there is a political theme of republicanism and the word is republic about vigilance against authority and that reading is there. there are crazy readings all over the internet, and though crazy, often ingenious and often lends itself to multiple interpretations. somehow this cartoonish saga is able to have sufficient richness that, like shakespeare or james joyce, you can go a lot of places with it. >> rose: have you talked to j.j. abram

. >> at yoda while she served time in jail. who is the bader of the baby? a conservative organization released video showing robert klein how they offered cocaine to other conservative activists. >> but this school i know. this is a systemic problem in the teachers' union. >> now they're looking how they could access the school. >> it is a bird? is a plate? >> what is that? >> a controversial undercover video has led to an investigation and the second how they are selectively edited. >> released by the conservative organization claims to be a watchdog of various policy issues showing robert klein who teaches at the middle school offered cocaine to undercover conservative activists but they never showed the actual drug although he brags about his access and how his inside knowledge of the police k-9 dogs allowed him to get away with it. >> they teach us how the drug dogs sniff out the drugs if you put in your pocket. >> the meeting took place 70 hotel conference room in 2015 he says the video is part of an ongoing investigation of alleged abuse by teachers a

how have we gone seven films without seeing the stormtrooper canine unit or cool teenage yoda?about chewbacca in a chewbacca mom mask? but most of all, i hope we see more of a character that was only hinted at in the first trailer that came out. you see, a lot of folks were excited because they thought they heard darth vader breathing in the background of the trailer. it's possible. "star wars" superfans either heard vader or their own hyperventilating. ( laughter ) but i'll tell you, i listened very carefully to that first trailer, because am a superman. i've been a fan since i was 13 years old. j.j. abrams is a friend of mine. ( laughter ) yeah, i went there. i went there. but i am way more excited about another character who you never see in the trailer. you only hear. now, sharp-eyed listeners might be able to pick this character out. jim. >> state your name for the record. jyn erso. >> forgery of imperial documents, possession of stolen property, aggravated assault, resisting arrest. >> this is a rebellion, isn't it? i rebel. (whooping sounds) >> stephen: okay, did you cat

yoda,e: you quote "difficult to see. always in motion is the future." cache: ain't it the truth?r our individual lives as well as for the country. charlie: it is the biggest adventure you can have making up your own life. and it is true for everybody. it is infinite. possibilities. cass: kasdan was the co-author of several of the star wars movies. and his emphasis on infinite possibility and choice on the planningthe absence of is at the heart of the tale that lucas and kasdan tell. charlie: here's the contents, the table of contents. episode one, i am your father, the hero journey of george lucas. number two, -- episode two, the movie no one likes and expect to flop becomes a diet -- the defined work of our time. episode three, was star wars awesome or just are looking? episode 4, 13 ways of looking at star wars good we talked about politics, religion. policy of sons, you can reform if your kid really likes you. policy of choice, it is not about destiny. it's about agency. why rebels failed. why resistant fighters rise. constitutional episodes, free speech, sex equality, and sam

try to find people that are smart, the obi wan and yodas that can help you wield the light saber. i look back and wish i had an understanding of that so i could have consciously sought out people to train me on how to do things. it is amazing to me, you've got to go to school to qualify, to take the bar exam but you learn how to practice law by some mentor. so internships all that kind of thing, look for that. don't think all learning is classroomy stuff. >> hi, my name is kenny shu, i'm have fr davidson college. >> where is that? >> north carolina. you can think of steph curry, he went there. so basically, the baying thing around surrounding my college is the talk about privilege, especially white privilege. we had pathways for privilege event. i went to that for some reason. i was just not impressed at all. it just -- that's the big talk around here. so please, yoda, please explain to me. >> leigh may have more, she deals with faculty and may have more ideas on the whole white privilege issue. i would say this. this is one tactic i do with debates, bring up something outside of

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. >> reporter: right now perhaps only yoda knows where the force lies. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today marks the start of the pride celebration in san francisco. many businesses, bars, and restaurants especially in the castro are gearing up for what they say is the busiest time of year. many events are planned starting with the march tonight at 6:00 at dolores park. the annual dike march from dolores park to the castro district, and the parade starts sunday morning, 10:30 on market street. organizers say this year there will be added security so plan accordingly. the installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks will start tomorrow morning. crews were up there today putting up the outline for the 200-foot triangle. it is made up of 175 bright pink canvass held down by thousands of spikes. the pink tray angle was used to label homosexuals in nazi camps. >>> concern over immigration played a part in the "brexit" vote from europe to the united states, limiting immigration has become a part of political discourse. at 5:30, exper

and try to find people that are smart, you know, the obi wans and that yodas that can help you wield the light saber. i look back and i was unaware of i was being trained by mentors and i wish i had more of a deliberate understanding of that so i could have consciously sought out people to train me on how to do things. it is amazing to me, you've got to go to school, for example, to qualify to take the bar exam but you learn how to practice law by some mentor. so internships, all those kinds of things, look for that. don't think all learning is classroomy kind of stuff. >> hi, my name is kenny shu, i'm from davidson college. >> where is that? i'm sorry. i can't remember. >> it's in north carolina. you can think of steph curry, he went there. so basically, the big thing around -- surrounding my college is the talk about privilege and especially white privilege. and we had had like a pathways of privilege event. i went to that for some reason. and i was just not impressed at all. it just -- that's the big talk around here. so please, yoda, please explain to me i guess just some sources

so please, yoda, please explain to -- me. sources. intellectual spread?this combts the best way to it -- combat it? jordan lawrence: lee may have more, she deals with faculty and may have more ideas on the whole white privilege issue. i would say this. this is one tactic i do with debates, bring up something outside of the way they are constructing the reality of white privilege and say, you know what i really think i benefited from was marriage privilege. my parents marriage ended when my mom died of cancer and breathed her last breath during my second year of law school. i and my two brothers benefited from having a stable marriage, no divorce, et cetera. there was accumulation of wealth, emotional stability of the home and all that. i basically think the most important things my parents did was stay married. it didn't matter my skin was white. if you say i have white privilege, much of my success -- one brother is a successful stockbroker, another a mechanical engineer, very successful, has patents all this stuff, i've argued at the supreme court. that

and try to find people that are smart, you know, the obi wans and that yodas that can help you wieldht saber. i look back and i was unaware of i was being trained by mentors and i wish i had more of a deliberate understanding of that so i could have consciously sought out people to train me on how to do things. it is amazing to me, you've got to go to school, for example, to qualify to take the bar exam but you learn how to practice law by some mentor. so internships, all those kinds of things, look for that. don't think all learning is classroomy kind of stuff. >> hi, my name is kenny shu, i'm from davidson college. >> where is that? i'm sorry. i can't remember. >> it's in north carolina. you can think of steph curry, he went there. so basically, the big thing around -- surrounding my college is the talk about privilege and especially white privilege. and we had had like a pathways of privilege event. i went to that for some reason. and i was just not impressed at all. it just -- that's the big talk around here. so please, yoda, please explain to me i guess just some sources, some i

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