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Natural delays the podium ceremony did not happen until 5:25, and if you watch that go down, shes not planned to do anything, and shes trying to make a decision to react when the anthem was being played, and it started this entire controversy. >> its not like the olympics dont have a history of athletes using that international stage to draw attention to issues important to them, and you were thinking about 1968, for example. >> right. if you go back and look at the rhetoric used back then, its ...

Mireia Rourera - Barcelona El Museu del Disseny exposa fins al mes d’octubre barrets, tocats, boines, casquets, pameles, turbants i una desena de conjunts del dissenyador basc Cristóbal Balenciaga. Aquesta és la primera exposició internacional centrada en els barrets que aquest dissenyador, un dels més destacats de l’alta costura i contemporani de Coco Chanel i Christian Dior, va crear als departaments de barreteria de la casa d�...

His family through 61 living with his wife 1931 through 38. something magical about this place. what is it? go to the place he called home the national landmark since 1968 we set up an exclusive tour before hours. >> nice to see you. command. >> it is a rarity. it is quiet. >> its usually packed. >> they say he did his finest work here with a remarkable career. should be see what he saw what made him so creative and productive? >> they say his love of deep-sea fishing which is find a lot of his ...

We heard about detieration, reinforcing rusting and the concrete. that should be looked into. could have been a factor. had there been alterations to the building overtime. was there a load on the structure recently or at the time of the fill youre? we dont know that. >> what about gas? >> gas -- an explosion with gas? >> yeah. could that have -- >> its happened in other structures. in fact, it happened in a very famous progressive collapse like this. in 1968, a structure in london, there was a ...

>> yeah. could that have -- >> it -- its happened in other structures. um, in fact, it happened in a very famous progressive collapse, like this in 1968, a structure in london. there was a gas explosion that caused a progressive collapse like this. >> the reason i am asking is because you see the -- you know, right through the middle. if we can show that video. and im sure you -- if you have done this, you probably studied that video to try to figure it out. but if -- if you look at it. i dont k...

The defensive over what had once been a signature accomplishment in his own mind. >> this idea that the crime bill generated mass incarceration, it did not generate mass incarceration. what happened is the mass incarceration incurred by the states setting mandatory sentences. >> i mean, thats partly true, but remember, that was the guy waving around the bill saying there would be 125,000 new state prison cells. that, of course, came george floyds murder and the largest civil rights street protes...

Criminal, its always the cops fault. but when a criminal shoots a cop, its always the guns fault. now, most people in america know that. and were not going to get in control of this crime situation until we do three things. until president biden does three things. number one, fund the police. give them their money back. number two, let cops be cops. let them do their job. now, if they misbehavior, if they dont follow the law, punish them. hold them accountable, like we did with derek chauvin but...

The opinion in 1968, a case called terry v ohio that says it is perfectly legal to stop question and frisk if you do it in a racially neutral manner. and until we do -- i mean, this business of the confusion from the press conference, and this business of background checks and -- i mean, its just dribble. and i think most americans know it. >> sean: let me ask, as you see crime in all of these cities and you see, for example, we just had new york, an announcement that all the people that were in...

And having this figure as a mother who was this powerhouse, who was a self-proclaimed feminist. what did she teach you about your place in the world? >> its interesting as a self-proclaimed feminist, she wrote "the world is full of married men" in 1968, the year before i was born. it was pretty trail blazing at that time. she understood that feminism was political but also very personal. she taught me and my sister that feminism, its not subscribed to. its something that we can develop on our ow...

Continue to change if people of good conscience fight for it. it is always a kind of back-and-forth process, isnt it? after all, the 13th amendment which banned slavery was ratified in december 1865, just months after the first juneteenth. but the supreme court mangled it with its ruling in policesy versus ferguson. establishing the principle of separate but equal. americas work to become a more perfect union is often slow and the pace rarely seems to accelerate. still, i think the larger risk i...