ahmad me by eating from a davinci. you need to talk . the home is gorgeous dorothy got me the minute taste is somewhat hundred and eight. not to seek for some of them being. looks impressive gains assumes significance in the bath tub that it did not get into the identity politics the tiki bar not to use the top of the anti corruption movement has captured the imagination of the key to the hospital. it's simple it is not confined to some fast as a middle class issues but to the national debt. in areas too candidates include social workers in tennessee a former commando engineers and lawyers. a modest number of volunteers including several from outside cabinet and the beans and sneaking into our safety. it's that kinda lazy to get some income from other countries too the social media campaign also has top was far too close with the meager budget the stock at three point two five knitting done as much as it was great to know what other ideas into the impact of the pool. he's also marked the end of the stranglehold of the country's two main

he was an elusive militia leader aligned with the taliban named ahmad shah. who was ahmad shah? >> luttrell: he had a group that he ran called the mountain tigers. he was creating all kinds of havoc out there in that particular region that he was in, killing marines, army-- i mean, you name it. >> cooper: luttrell was based at bagram air base outside kabul, and says his team had no idea exactly how many fighters ahmad shah had with him. >> luttrell: so i remember telling the guys, you know, "grab some extra rounds, we might need them." >> cooper: it was pitch black when marcus luttrell, danny dietz, matt axelson, and the team leader, mike murphy, were dropped by chopper a couple miles from where ahmad shah was believed to be located. luttrell says they hiked for hours through snowy, steep and treacherous terrain. as daylight came, the four seals lay down and concealed themselves on the mountainside so they wouldn't be detected. that's when everything went wrong. suddenly, they were surprised-- not by gunmen, but by a goat herder. >> luttrell: i was laying next to a tree, probabl

odds gotta be good to put the dog puts it denoted ahmad to the bottom of the positive day. des part of the intensity of what god did not end with boston and in any. check the blog of the dog a level beyond the twisted side of the time ago. my love list on tuesday that the national archives tried it for crimes committed gay and peace nineteen seventy one liberation war was handed out the central prison on thursday night. my legs hanging to get protests across pakistan to act in a sense of what is the proper sense or not it's not me as much as information about the taxi protesting its honesty is hanging. given that we got the deal the baby johnny it for good idea given a given his id gotti it making it the hegemony jay given that the gentiles so that didn't happen this time back. sectarian tensions have been focused on once again funding the killing of a shiite cleric. i nominate see the bias that he had often even if i speak i e defy the outward show about unknown gunmen date on sunday embarks on its eastern city of the heart. at least a polite distance to the streets and st

not all the details i enter the political impasse and daddy and ahmad the pot dealer up on monday announced on the next government in the national capital. today two weeks of hype for the two pajama day he is one cent to see a new happenings of chief of the tt line will make an acting governor in a change on one monday said that he submits it connected to the governor into teaching abstinence is to form the next government in getting the swim team off to the top sort of people's opinion on forming a minority to comment. the downside support of the condos which was ousted from power one of the top five tv channel that stand in front of me sick to tackle it and who made me this was from the company quickly tell it to see it transformed the company. he now has it look so in speaking the sheen off the capitan hitting to express disbelief as they are going to look at venus in the december for the next scenes. substitute it with compost but the package in the top bhakti on the tip even encouraging to see the op twenty eight seats and the longest eight seats in the seventy members sandy. be it. as

the ball he'll fall the south african president potential mahmoud ahmad has a ride in his hometown a state funeral. he died in december the fifth at the age of ninety five bundle out was the lead of the empty out the faith movement in south africa and a nobel peace laureate the ruling african national congress party held the fail whale chavez points to a multi talents of may in the capital pretoria president of jacob's new mouse and among them was like a long flight to seoul to battle against poverty and unemployment continues to be called on the to help resolve the inequalities have consistent throughout the country. cold air i was carried from dallas call things right in the national lines. when a tree house now and then flew off into the eastern cape location of his hometown. dallas coffin was then transported by colm going to scan the village of crude. people lined the streets to pay last respects to the national hero the funeral on sunday will be the last in a series of national level results of this is. clean up from the two thousand eleven new text and is making headway but no

ahmad is afraid to play outside. children in the neighborhood bully him because of his disability. autistic children improve as long as their therapy and schooling aren't interrupted. early intervention is the most effective way to reduce the symptoms of autism. maintaining consistency in the child's environment as well as providing a highly structured routine are also crucial. and that's what ka rim, an autistic syrian child from aleppo has. they sent him to the autism academy before the conflict broke out in syria. he's doing so well he lives at the academy and fwz to a regular school. what he doesn't have is family. his parents became refugees in turkey and have lost contact. he's now under the care of the center. autism centers here can't help syrian children unless there's significant international funding. they can barely cope with the number of jordanian patients. >> the new approaches and treatment of autism and the consistency needed, it needs funding and it needs consistent funding. that is really sad, because sometimes parents come to me and tell me if i don't have money

. >>> up next, ahmad fareed joins us. it was a wild warriors game tonight. >>> did you hear the groans and the cheers in the newsroom today? >> i heard you. >> it was very loud. >> it was a crazy game. >> toronto and the bay area squaring off on the ice and the hardwood tonight. both teams needed a bit of a comeback. one, a little more aggressive than the other. that was the basketball one. raptors and warriors. bay area versus toronto. andre iguodala shooting around. still out. kyle lowry. warriors down 27. we go to the fourth now. warriors climbing back. steph curry. just one. next possession. curry again. another three. they left him open. warriors go up two. golden state wins by nine. the largest comeback in ten years for the warriors. >> the good teams and the great teams, they know. those guys in the second half were incredible. in the fourth quarter, exceptional. i'm extremely proud of my basketball team. i'm proud of their will. this being my third year here, there has not been a bigger win. >>> sharks in toronto.

months later and the other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following the following in their sermon which was aired on al aqsa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he said quote or calm down one by one kill them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people affectively when you when you have to deal with very diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one a mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that is still a governmental speeches for the people here. so they're the most people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. human issues here in gaza. issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has dropped by over ninety percent this year

months later and the other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following following in their sermons which was aired on alexa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he sat quote all calmed down one by one killed them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job. as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people affectively when you when you have to deal with very diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that yet is still a governmental speeches for the people here. so either they are the most people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. the issues here in gaza i recognize on those issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has drop by over

that includes three line backers, ahmad brooks, patrick willis and navarro bowman. remember him? scoring the final touchdown ever at candlestick. he leads the team with 183 tackles. defensive tackle justin smith is also a pro bowler. there's navarro. look at him go. four offensive players are also in, as tight end vernon davis leads the group. frank gore, two linemen also in. eight total players ties kansas city for the most by any one team to get in the pro bowl. six others were selected as alternates. >> tony romo -- >>> and cowboys quarterback tony romo had back surgery today, so he'll be out for the rest of the season. that means kyle orton will make his first start in two years on sunday. raiders full back marcel reece, also now on the afc pro bowl team this year. >> good for him. >> thanks, fred. >>> not waiting around. how bay area banks and credit unions are taking action to protect their clients, just as target confirms personal identification numbers were stolen, putting almost 40 million debit cards at risk. >>> and remember, we are always here for you at ktvu.com, fac

ahmad also what struck me is he's um doesn't plan to go back very soon he made it clear that his legal situation would not be certain and he would not be a security leaving the country once again. so i think for the moment he he wants to stay outside the country and use his own law firms from outside the country to criticize the government and and and making me smile the kind of activity and he mentioned also an american town spammer cough is a boon for german diplomacy has the latest was a fantastic success for germany diplomacy. germany has been criticized. time again for its very close relations with which russia and nicholas was put to government. so i think in the german government can prove it that in fact he's very close relations else meant going back channels of that had been a very tangible results. she of course is on everybody's mind is a couple weeks away. on. the who is this for putting this is a great pr. because then you see smiling faces everywhere we see on russia's main political prisoner coming free. so this makes him look good. um if he was going to release higher

months later and the other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following following in. sermons which was aired on alexa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he sat quote all calmed down one by one killed them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people effectively when you when you have to deal with very diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that yet is still a governmental speeches for the people here ignore so they're the most people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. the issues here in gaza i recognize on those issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has drawn by over ninety

ahmad fareed chats with him tonight. >> 49ers playing their final game at candlestick on monday. the man who provided the best games at the venue said that's not all bad. >> bittersweet is probably the best way to put it. like i said, there's a lot of great memories that took place there, but, you know, everyone will admit it's not the ultimate -- in a field that you would want to be known for. you know, you want to be known for a good field, not for an oh my god we had to go to candlestick to play, wasn't because they were playing the 49ers. >>> from joe cool to rage. former a's closer balfour will not suit up for the baltimore orioles last season. the orioles pulled out of the 2 year $15 million deal due to concerns over his physical. balfour told the "chronicle" he was cleared by other doctors and the orioles are disrespecting him by canceling the deal. the drama just starting with that thing. >>> the warriors suffered a gut wrenching loss to the spurs thursday. san antonio was without their top three players yet managed to pull off the 104-102 victory. >>> warriors searching

of months later and other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following following in their sermon which was aired on alexa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he sat quote all calmed down one by one killed them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people affectively when you when you have to deal with their. diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that yet is still a governmental speeches for the people here ignaz and so they're the most people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. the issues here in gaza i recognize on those issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has dropped by

months later and the other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following following in their sermons which was aired on alexa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he sat quote all calmed down one by one killed them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job. as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people affectively when you when you have to deal with very diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that yet is still a governmental speeches for the people here. so they have almost people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. the issues here in gaza i recognize on those issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has drawn by over ninety

we tell you that said ahmad down and job seekers are they feeling guillen said. well sort of because prospective workers in a twenty two and just graduated from college and had children to look for are looking for full time work so many of them save that this part kinds. he may not be that the solution. i understand that this plan may be helpful for mothers trying to get back to work for me am afraid you would need to do three week stint in the quality of jobs. i doubt this time looks healthy find a good job. the government needs to come up with something that is more sustainable. so it seems like a mixed bag what are the analysts say. well i talked to one of the experts here in korea on the theme is captaincy from the air the sixteen fifty five vocational education and cheney any view this as a possible theft like compensating existing part and workers in korea that are paid less than their full time counterparts but he says the government the cdu more to solidify the plan for a longer period of time. we go to in order to sustain the system there may be a need f

ahmad we bought teaching his nose up again and get the elections yes must mention this critical huddle on the faster today than it and i'll throw the dts. the opposition parties and by the dhs said that the white cottage and the fifth elections the opposition alliance has also expanded the shutdown which began on the weekend can that be. this has beaten the gabba but instead uses the bnp and its allies began to shut down sock today. what began as the pinnacle of study has not been extended one that the one color opposition leader said on monday. the bus and sustained bones of opposition activists set fire to vehicles in the nineteenth district. this doesn't fit the country is beautiful and it cost me when financial markets on top of the city protest of this month and beat the lions wish that didn't make the team the removal of toxic smoke free of traffic calming up to one hundred miles home among the students told the rdi frocover to the port city of tacoma. id tod bondi beach and sea views of strikes and shut down last mons instead of dividing them being built in the country multiple

then his son ahmad and ahmad john brinker. five of them got together and negotiated fee. as the talks unfolded, they quickly came to agreement on three of the five. these are three senators who are very prominent before the american civil war. john callahan, in reply. so they agree quickly on the street, the great triumvirate, but then there were not certain about the other two senators. and they decided to choose a leading progressive from the 20th-century and a leading conservative. for the conservative they chose robert taft to have passed away, a stalwart republican senator from ohio. when it came to the progress of there were decisions. kennedy very much wanted to select george norris, a very kind of aggressive, popular senator from nebraska. but the current senator from nebraska had had some run-in's and said, you're not going to select him. in fact he wrote a letter was looks an awful lot like a threat of a filibuster if kennedy actually went forward and suggest to him. and also styles bridges was on the committee. so they ended up doing -- choosing robert from wis

then his son ahmad and ahmad john brinker. five of them got together and negotiated fee. as the talks unfolded, they quickly came to agreement on three of the five. these are three senators who are very prominent before the american civil war. john callahan, in reply. so they agree quickly on the street, the great triumvirate, but then there were not certain about the other two senators. and they decided to choose a leading progressive from the 20th-century and a leading conservative. for the conservative they chose robert taft to have passed away, a stalwart republican senator from ohio. when it came to the progress of there were decisions. kennedy very much wanted to select george norris, a very kind of aggressive, popular senator from nebraska. but the current senator from nebraska had had some run-in's and said, you're not going to select him. in fact he wrote a letter was looks an awful lot like a threat of a filibuster if kennedy actually went forward and suggest to him. and also styles bridges was on the committee. so they ended up doing -- choosing robert from wis

. >> ahmad brooks wins appeal and for what it's worth some vindication for 49ers linebacker ahmad brooks who won his appeal after being fined $15,750 by the nfl for this hit on drew brees the nfl was quick to say that the refs were correct in flagging brooks for a personal foul on the play - which ultimately cost the niners the game.and possibly even the division title - but brooks won't have to pay the fine >> former niner dashon goldson goldson fined yet again for another helmet-to-helmet hit.this one on rams wideout stedman bailey. .the hit will cost goldson $60,000.which he can tack on to the $100,000 he was fined earlier in the year.he's also been suspended one game. goldson prides himself as one of the hardest hitters in the league.but if he doesn't get with the program he may just play himself right out of the league. >> the cowboys playoff hopes rest in the hands of backup quarterback kyle orton that's because tony romo had back surgery today for a suffered in the 4th quarter of the cowboys dramatic win over the redskins this past sunday. romo actually finished the game.throwing

his story has touched so many lives, like captain ahmad's. he's a devout muslim. what do you think moses looked like? what does his face look like? beard? >> no, no. without a beard. >> without a beard? >> yeah. little, but not big. >> not big. what's the most important thing for you about moses? >> translator: he served humanity and the oppressed. god sent him to free the people from the pharaoh. >> well, if i'm a slave and i've got a brutal master, and somebody is telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israelites were enslaved because the pharaoh was worried that they had become too mighty in the land of egypt. >> at a certain point, the jews became so numerous that the pharaohs said we're going to have a demographic problem soon. there are going to be too many jews. >> pharaoh then ordered the women, whose job it was to bring israelite babies into the world, to immediately kill any boys they delivered, but two refused. >> it is supposedly the first written instance of any civil disobedience. >> so

technology update word innovative robot partly trace its roots back to a nineteen seventy's plan to settle ahmad's the next program. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the standoff involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspended for making what many consider anti homo sexual comments in an interview this celebrity scandal is creating a lot of arguments about freedom of speech on social networks many people who believe that robertson deserved to be booted from the show for what he said argue that freedom of speech means that robertson can't be arrested by the government for what he said but the any t.v. channel has the right to fire whom they like the thing is that if this situation were reversed and robertson was fired for making pro l.g. bt statements then people who are currently defending any right to hire and fire as they please would all be bashing the t.v. channel for violating the star's freedom of speech think cry that firing him would violate his rights and i'm sure some websites with make

our job is to stop ahmad shah. why do these men have the right to dictate how we do our job? >> understand. i do not care. i care about you. i care about you. i care about you. >> look at the soldier. they are unarmed prisoners. >> this is not a vote. >> this is what we are going to do. it is compromised. we are going to cut them loose. when we make this peak, we're going to call for extract and we are going home. >> roger that. >> that was the moment he made the decision. everybody that is watching, the moment when they will say what would you do differently now? >> half and half, there are people were going to say i would kill him. it is that easy for you? monday morning quarterback. a woman during the screening stood up said i would've killed him. why didn't you kill him? a very well-dressed, reasonable woman screaming. remember? >> yeah. oh, man. >> situations we get in that are not in the manual. war is not black and white. you cannot write everything down. so we can study it. you will get a situation, if you do it long enough, it has never happened before. if it has --

our job is to stop ahmad shah. why do these men have the right to dictate how we do our job? >> understand. i do not care. i care about you. i care about you. i care about you. >> a look at that sold. they are unarmed prisoners. >> this is not a vote. -- look at that soldier. >> this is what we are going to do. it is compromise. we are going to cut them loose. would we make this peak, we're going to call for extra and we are going home. >> roger that. >> that was the moment he made the decision. watching, the is moment when they will say what would you do differently now? f, there arehal people were going to say i would kill him. it is that easy for you? monday morning quarterback. upoman whole screen stood said i would've killed him. why did you kill him? a very well-dressed, reasonable woman screaming. remember? >> yeah. oh, man. >> situations we get in that are not in the manual. war is not black and white. you cannot write everything down. so we can study it. you will get a situation, if you do it long enough, it has never happened before. if it has -- and this is happene

. >> ahmad brooks wins appeal and for what it's worth some vindication for 49ers linebacker who won his appeal after being fined $15,750 by the nfl for this hit on drew brees the nfl was quick to say that the refs were correct in flagging brooks for a personal foul on the play - which ultimately cost the niners the game.and possibly even the division title - but brooks won't have to pay the fine >> eight 49ers made the pro bowl today. four on offense.and four on defense. first the offense.where you have tight end vernon davis. running back frank gore.tackle joe staley and guard mike you-potty .flip it over to the defense and you'll see three of their four starting linebackers made the squad.brooks.bowman.and willis.whose made the pro bowl each of his first seven seasons in the league. rounding it out is the man known as "cowboy".defensive lineman justin smith. >> .as for the raiders. as you might expect following a 4-and-11 season so far. just one player.fullback marcel reece. >> former niner dashon goldson just doesn't seem to get it. goldson fined yet again for another helmet-to-helme

his story has touched so many lives, like captain ahmad's. he's a devout muslim. what do you think moses looked like? what does his face look like? beard? >> no, no. without a beard. >> without a beard? >> yeah. little, but not big. >> not big. what's the most important thing for you about moses? >> translator: he served humanity and the oppressed. god served him to free the people from the pharaoh. >> well, if i'm a slave and i've got a brutal master, and somebody is telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israelites were enslaved because the pharaoh was worried they had become too mighty in the land of egypt. >> at a certain point, the jews became so numerous that the pharaohs said we're going to have a demographic problem soon. there are going to be too many jews. >> pharaoh then ordered the women, whose job it was to bring israelite babies into the world, to immediately kill any boys they delivered, but two refused. >> it is supposedly the first written instance of any civil disobedience. >> so, i

and ahmad rashad. but, i mean -- "the cosby show." hello? >> yeah, i know, right? i know, right? >> jimmy: oh, my god. you're mrs. cosby! but, i mean, she's a great actress. i mean, broadway actress as well. >> and she's wonderful. she's, like, like a two-time tony-nominated actress as well. so i'm, like, i'm the newbie on the block. i've never done -- i've never done shakespeare. i've never done broadway. and i'm, like -- i was, like -- i was, like -- i called my mom. i said, mom, so, i'm going to do -- when i finally committed and was in, i was, like, "i'm going to do 'romeo and juliet' on broadway." she goes, "you're cry." you, like -- you're doing, like -- you're climbing mount everest without oxygen for the first time. >> jimmy: thanks. oh, great. thanks, mom. >> i'm glad i called you. >> jimmy: i'll call you right back. exactly. well, we will make you feel -- >> and she's, like, "don't worry. don't read any reviews. just do your best. don't read anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks, mom! >> they're going to hate you, anyway. it's okay." >> jimmy: honey, you always have "

his story has touched so many lives, like captain ahmad's. he's a devout muslim. what do you think moses looked like? what does his face look like? beard? >> no, no. without a beard. >> without a beard? >> yeah. little, but not big. >> not big. what's the most important thing for you about moses? >> translator: he served humanity and the oppressed. god served him to free the people from the pharaoh. >> well, if i'm a slave and i've got a brutal master, and somebody is telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israelites were enslaved because the pharaoh was worried they had become too mighty in the land of egypt. >> at a certain point, the jews became so numerous that the pharaohs said we're going to have a demographic problem soon. there are going to be too many jews. >> pharaoh then ordered the women, whose job it was to bring israelite babies into the world, to immediately kill any boys they delivered, but two refused. >> it is supposedly the first written instance of any civil disobedience. >> so, i

his story has touched so many lives, like captain ahmad's. he's a devout muslim. >> what do you think moses looked like? what does his face look like? beard? >> no, no. without a beard. >> without a beard? >> yeah. little, but not big. >> not big. what's the most important thing for you about moses? >> translator: he served humanity and aprosed. god served him to free the people from the pharaoh. well, if i'm a slave and i've got a brutal master, and somebody is telling me about a guy who set his people free, i like that guy. i really do. >> the bible tells us the israelites were enslaved because the pharaoh was worried they had become too mighty in the land of egypt. >> at a certain point, the jews became so numerous that the pharaohs said we're going to have a demographic problem soon. there are going to be too many jews. >> pharaoh then ordered the women, whose job it was to bring israelite babies into the world, to immediately kill any boys they delivered, but two refused. >> it is supposedly the first written instance of any civil disobe

. >> ahmad, you describe nelson mandela as a big man. i think that might be the understatement of the century. thank you so much for joining us this morning and, again, we are so sorry for the loss of your great friend who you endearingly called old man. appreciate it, sir. >> it's interesting when you think about the fact that south africa shared him with the world. he was an icon around the globe, but he was a friend and a father and a grandfather and a great grandfather. that is the other thing to remember. that was his friend for 67 years. >> through 27 years in prison. remarkable. >> all right. let's take a look at what our friends on "new day" have prepared for the show. good morning, kate and chris. >> >> good morning, you guys. >> we are going to keep balancing it out. the man and then the message and the symbol that he became. we will be remember the south african president nelson mandela and talk to people who knew him very well including family and friend like richard branson and look at the life and legacy and how it could be

the chief of stuff for the president in the central african republic thinking that the witnesses well ahmad ryan center of the many think only from the marquee suspects in instigating the peacekeeping operations are put into place at around twelve. the bbc and also in the studio wanna head of the africa dance acts internet without bullet this is good to see if i really don't know if that'll make a company that focuses on security crisis management and cost a snow day since his own feces on so we took of our times can see is well last but not least in pretoria in south africa tonight paul simon handy is that director resets at the institute for security studies good evening to you as well but it only gets to our panel. we've got an exclusive false report from the central african republic i can inspire a t agnew and pride of advent. nepal is voiced by mark thompson in the news. the sound of sporadic gunfire the above rates around on. central african republic capsule has been under siege since sunday morning. nearby the sound of heavy artillery. government officials say christian must resume o

we heard from someone who is one of his cellmates, ahmad cabr, a d action who says there's a void in my life monopoly i don't know where to turn. we heard from one of his 18 grandchildren who spoke for the family. and i love this saying the song is over but you don't forget the melody. when we first started the funeral they said listen we're going to stick to time because he has to be in the ground by noon. that of course did not happen because they said you need more than 2 1/2 hours to lay nelson mandela to rest. but nobody complained about the length of the service. nobody. >> gayle, there in the front row, his two former wives almost side by side. >> and, you know that's the thing, charlie. that was so striking to everyone. winnie mandela and graca michelle walked in hand to hand together. they spent most of this past week together, i have to say. things haven't always been so good between the two of them. but they put all their differences aside this past week. we were invited to the home two days ago and spent time with graca michel. when i say we it was oprah, steadman, her pa

ahmad and professor johnson to provide opening remarks and then there will be an opportunity for colloquy and an opportunity for questions from the audience. without further adieu. >> i should speak from here. >> thanks. so i'm going to talk about history. and i'm going to talk about what the fed did in 1929 to 1933 and compare it to what the fed did this time around. some background. there were a the lot of parallels between the two decades. so 2000s were early similar to the 1920s. in both cases they were boom times characterized by enormous sense of confidence about the future. there were new technologies in the 1920s with automobiles and radio. in the 2000s it was the internet. investors persuaded themselves that we entered an era of prosperity. at the same time in both cases, policymakers were struggling with major. in the '20s it was between europe and the u.s. as europe was trying to rebuild itself after the first world war. and the 2000s it was much more the imbalance between hash sha and the u.s. imbalances led to too much credit creation. in both cases, the credit creation did n

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