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A taste of whats coming up on the show. Historic moments from london archive stories photographic treasures. Curious color young entrepreneurs in spain want to revolutionize the world of wine. And african cuisine and restaurant prepares street food egyptian style. To start us off were heading to london to a treasure trove of photography at the holton archive a team of twenty five digitizing millions of photos in order to preserve them for future generations the pictures snapshots of important hi...

Is a taste of whats coming up on the show. Historic moments a london archive stories photographic treasures. Curious color young entrepreneurs in spain want to revolutionize the world of wine. And african cuisine above the restaurant prepares street food egyptian style. To start us off were heading to london to a treasure trove of photography holds an archive team of twenty five digitizing millions of photos in order to preserve them for future generations the picture is snapshots of important h...

World. Kevin thomson was on hand when the photo was taken here on a major thoroughfare on a school bus was close by at the time working. You put a face to this to the problem that were dealing with on. A daily basis at the time where its really easy to pick up a newspaper in your read Something Like that in the queue for years and go to the next page where now youve got a picture of a face to put to it him and thats kind of what they were looking for was to to get some resources to get some help...

Sullivan 400 million in profit. How do you explain that . While we were providing oversight, it was not enough. Narrator tonight, a frontland npr special report. People are profiting unfairly on other peoples misery. Narrator business of disaster. Frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for public broadcasting. Major support is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a mo...

Sullivan 400 million in profit. How do you explain that . While we were providing oversight, it was not enough. Narrator tonight, a frontland npr special report. People are profiting unfairly on other peoples misery. Narrator business of disaster. Frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for public broadcasting. Major support is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a mo...

It through the impeachment. Amy today we spend the hour looking at the growing political crisis in brazil and air an exclusive extended broadcast interview with ousted brazilian president dilma roussef. She was impeached last year in what many described as a legislative coup. This comes as brazil is engulfed in a major Corruption Scandal. Rousseff is a former political prisoner who took part in the underground resistance to the u. S. Backed brazilian dictatorship in the 1960s. She was jailed whe...

Exclusive extended broadcast interview with ousted brazilian president dilma roussef. She was impeached last year in what many described as a legislative coup. This comes as brazil is engulfed in a major Corruption Scandal. Rousseff is a former political prisoner who took part in the underground resistance to the u. S. Backed brazilian dictatorship in the 1960s. She was jailed where she was repeatedly tortured. When a was a prisoner in Rio De Janeiro, they would throw water at you and it would a...

It through the impeachment. Amy today we spend the hour looking at the growing political crisis in brazil and air an exclusive extended broadcast interview with ousted brazilian president dilma roussef. She was impeached last year in what many described as a legislative coup. This comes as brazil is engulfed in a major Corruption Scandal. Rousseff is a former political prisoner who took part in the underground resistance to the u. S. Backed brazilian dictatorship in the 1960s. She was jailed whe...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] my name is david tula, dean of the institute for aerospace studies. Joining me is cohost, the editor of war in iraq, ryan evidence. Our topic this morning is the future of air superiority. Over the next decade and a half, the United States is at risk of losing its ability to control the domain in combat. Budget pressure for delaying key investments are adversaries continue to advance. With this in mind, Brigadier General alex brenna which led a...

Public and private sector. Watch the communicators tonight at 8 00 eastern on cspan2. The s week on q a, author of daring to drive a saudi womans awakening. You have a book called daring to drive. Why did you write this . I gave a speech, people cried at the speech, gave me two Standing Ovations this never happened in the history of that conference. When i came down the stage this lady came to me and said, when are we going to read your story. I told her, who would ever be interested in reading ...