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>> well, on that original point, mr. turner, thank you very much indeed. >> i wanted to see what was going on in the world. and there was no way that you could do it watching the regular television stations. the news only comes on at 6:00 and 10:00. but if there was news on 24 hours, people could watch it any time. >> we sign on, on june 1, and barring satellite problems in the future, we wont be signing off until the world ends. >> there was a widespread belief this was a fools errand. how can ...

>> why not? nothing ventured, nothing gained. >> well, on that original point, mr. turner, thank you very much, indeed. >> i wanted to see what was going on in the world. and there was no way that you could do it watching the regular television stations. the news only comes on at 6:00 and 10:00. but if there was news on 24 hours, people could watch it anytime. >> we signed on on june 1, and barring satellite problems in the future, we wont be signing off until the world ends. >> there was a wide...

Gained. faint heart never won fair lady. >> well, on that original point, mr. turner, thank you very much indeed. >> i wanted to see what was going on in the world. and there was no way that you could do it watching the regular television stations. the news only comes on at 6:00 and 10:00. but if there was news on 24 hours, people could watch it any time. we sign on on june 1, and barring satellite problems in the future, we wont be signing off until the world ends. >> there was a widespread bel...

When someone breaks norms, when someone introduces prejudice and stereotypes into the public debate. we need to feel free to call those things out without being accused of being unfair politically when what we are really doing is trying to see things very clearly and root out the most negative anti-democratic impulses that have risen to the fore in a lot of our public debate. and, you know, im concerned also that it will be hard to hold onto viewers if all you do is just give them facts. they do...

Shes going to do great. aspiring author. i told her -- i said, sorry. lets get going. she was like, are you kidding me? you saved lives. >> did you get her to the airport on time? >> we got there on time. >> thats amazing. i have something i would like you to see on camera three. look over here. there she is. shes parachuting in. this is your uber passenger. happy to reunite you with fritsch. tell us about the moment where he pulled over. >> its so good to see you. >> same here. >> how you been?...

You are worried or very worried about your own children becoming the victims of school shootings? okay. four of you have raised your hand. two havent. wesley, you said that is your top issue. why do you feel it so acutely? >> because i saw it on camera. i turn on cnn and i see a bunch of officers are sitting outside a school door refusing to go in while an armed gunman is in there killing kids. im two or three blocks from a shooting at a church, where a guy walked into a sunday school class and ...

I love all my play school babies, the millions of play school babies who i took through the round window and the square window and the arched window. they tell me just how much they love me every day of my life. singing. coming to england is based on her own childhood and the memoir she wrote about her family moving to the uk from trinidad. people, when i first came to britain, didnt know me, but they would spit at me, tell me, "go back to where youve come from." grown men would lift my skirt an...

Coming to england — floella benjamins life turned into a musical. so exciting, ijust cannot believe it. who would have thought floella benjamin arriving here in britain in 1960? a little ten—year—old girl being told, "what are you doing here? "go back to where youve come from." and now a stage musical of those early years is being put on here at birmingham rep. fantastic. i cant believe it, i have to keep pinching myself. a house with a door. one, two, three, four. john is going to play fo...

Enough oscars that we get to stop talking about whether a film is directed by women or not. there is a sense of completion in campions win as well because she has been an example of the high—profile female film—maker working when very few got the chance to succeed. her vision on 1993s the piano starring holly hunter as women sent to new zealand for an arranged marriage along with her prize to piano. it inspired maggie gill in hull who made her own directing debut this year. i do think there ...

The most obvious barrier to a normal conversation but what it would mean is two things, one is you would hear the voice later and can you look interested? i will look this way. which camera? the interesting thing here is one thing, camera three? what am i on? i wanted a single, you just need to remove, there we are. the interesting thing, you will be asking at home, what is the effect of that on a conversation you might have on mars? you would not hear the voice, you would not hear the voice as ...