That we can make a difference in the fight against aids. But also it will remind us there is still much, much to be done. And partly, we will need to double down on our efforts if we need to set out in the bold tenure federal initiative championed by the nh and cdc and by our special guest doctor anthony and doctor john brooks. Here at the Bloomberg School of Public Health we have talked about the power of public heal health, the power that comes from doing the fundamental research and translating the research into programs and policies that make a difference. The power that comes from strong partnerships across disciplines, public and private sectors and across communities. In the power that comes from advocating solutions of the state, local and national levels. The fight against hivaids exemplifies how sustained commitment to these powers can make a true difference. Todays conversation will be facilitated by our own chris buyer, the professor of Public Health and human rights. Docto
Conversational at least among them began to do massive oral history work with people so that you can go online and have innumerable websites with paperwork from survivors of the camps. The other part which is always interesting, the military, everything is done on paper. A lot of political stuff gets destroyed, military stuff doesnt. You could get a couple pictures, one of the heroism of japanese americans before regimental combat teams and also stories of the people who only came to burps with people 30 or 40 years after it did so that it was a thrill to go through that research. Talk about the california environments, there was a man shot in the back by a young sentry, by independence, they were bored out of their minds and always looking for excitement and this guy is yelling, this Young American in a tower, there were americans on both sides of the barbed wire, that is the story but the deaf guy is walking along the fence and soldiers shouting at him to stop and get out of the way.
History work with people so that you can go online and have innumerable websites with paperwork from survivors of the camps. The other part which is always interesting, the military, everything is done on paper. A lot of political stuff gets destroyed, military stuff doesnt. You could get a couple pictures, one of the heroism of japanese americans before regimental combat teams and also stories of the people who only came to burps with people 30 or 40 years after it did so that it was a thrill to go through that research. Talk about the california environments, there was a man shot in the back by a young sentry, by independence, they were bored out of their minds and always looking for excitement and this guy is yelling, this Young American in a tower, there were americans on both sides of the barbed wire, that is the story but the deaf guy is walking along the fence and soldiers shouting at him to stop and get out of the way. The man doesnt here, the sentry shoots him dead. The sentry
Morning. And long journey home the iditarod dog missing for a month after the grueling sled race. Her incredible 150mile trek through the wilderness. How this pastor found her and brought her back to the pack. And we do say good morning, america. On this wednesday morning. This is something you dont see every day here in new york city. Emergency workers searching for a coyote loose in a major park. Coyotes are a growing problem all around the country. Well get into that just ahead. This has really cropped up. First, the breaking news. A terror arrest in paris. They take a man into custody, they say he was about to carry out an attack on churches. The country is still recovering from the Charlie Hebdo massacre. Abcs terry moran has the latest from london. Good morning, terry. Reporter good morning, george. This was a close call. A very close call. Police on sunday in paris arresting a 24yearold Computer Science student from algeria. He was in possession of an arsenal, they say, of heavy
Silenced. What dr. Oz is saying this morning. And wild journey home. The iditarod dog missing for a month after the grueling sled race. Her incredible 150mile trek through the wilderness. How this pastor found her and brought her back to the pack. And we do say good morning, america. On this wednesday morning. This is something you dont see every day here in new york city. Emergency workers searching for a coyote. Loose in major park. Coyotes are a growing problem all around the country. Well get into that just ahead. This has really cropped up. First, the breaking news. A terror arrest in paris. They take a man into custody, they say he was about to carry out an take on churches. Abcs terry moran has the latest from london. Good morning terry. Reporter good morning, george. This was a close call. A very close call. Police on sunday in paris arresting a 24yearold Computer Science student from algeria. He was in possession of an arsenal, they say, of heavy weapons. He was planning to ca