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Side. But we begin at the beginning. Good morning. Here begins something new. Im Charles Kuralt, and this is sunday morning. We dreamed up a program about music and art and nature. Because of its necessary preoccupation with politics and wars and calamities, tv journalism doesnt get around to those gentler subjects very often. Pauley from the very beginning, sunday morning has stayed true to Charles Kuralts vision to make sure those gentler subjects got their due. You think this is me . Oh, defi...

Foreign affairs committee, ted yoho and Gregory Meeks. Later we will hear from the director of iranian studies at Stanford University. At Stanford University. [video clip] our Great American forces are prepared for anything. Appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. Host from yesterday on u. S. Action toward iran. He discussed the killing of the iranian general and announced sanctions and vowed iran would never possess a nuc...

And codirector of the iran america project. The country that was friendly to the United States. The leadership in around feels rather strengthened by the show even though some of it was clearly orchestrated either regime. It was fueled and fanned by the shown but people have remarkable grief in favor of this general. People in syria and lebanon he may have been the institute grade or of a lot of instigator of a lot of mayhem. The regime feels strengthened. The iranian opponents of this regime , ...

Hes the iranian studies director from the university and serves as the iran democracy codirector at Stanford University Hoover Institution. Thank you for joining us. What is the best way to view iran after the last couple of days . I think iran as having a second person in the country for structure. The leadership and iran is strengthened by the show of emotion. Grief five people of iran. So the people in the United States and syria and lebanon might have been the instigator of a lot of mayhem. ...

At new america for this Book Discussion of the book franchise that we will learn more about but learning about the black community over the past 60 years. A fascinating book of fellow in the class of 2017 in new america for go it was in then study africanamerican studies in georgetown and then teaches about women and girls history. I do a lot of work with the program here my favorite thing about the Fellows Program you look at it and say this is something i havent thought about. And that has alw...

A good laugh herself and having others rolling around the floor talking to neuroscientist professor of cognitive psychology and stand up comic saucy scott. Scott welcome to the show its really great to have you with us so let me start of by asking why is laughter important to psychology i mean laughter hasnt been studied for a long time why are scientists getting into it now. I think theres probably 2 on sista that i think 11 on sirius that psychologists neuroscientists have got a lot more inter...

Anywhere in the world many things that emotions are very different from place to place but these emotions fear and get discussed sadness surprise and laughter they are recognized everywhere and they seem to be use in their core in very similar way so cultures can still be very different in how they use laughter but at the core youll find it has this very Important Role in social interactions and and of course were not the only animals that love so these same basic emotions including laughter are...

I gabbard. She served as a soldier. She is somebody who does not follow the current. She speaks up. She has the strength to do that. Strongve she could be a voice. Beacon of to become a democracy and decency in the white house. I am very grateful with representative and candidate, tulsa gabbard, to join us here. Here toere to welcome be with us today. [applause] i have been talking and spanish all day. We want to give you this tshirt. Hampshire. [applause] if there is something you do not unders...

A behavior that appears even in deaf and blind babies even if youve never heard of seen laughter you will laugh if youre tickled by a parents. And then we learn how to use us in a more complex way and one of the things that we learn is to have to join in with laughter contagiously to laugh when somebody else laughs even if you dont know why theyre laughing now that was what seemed to be destructed in the boys with risk of psych psychopathy so the boys would conduct disorders and the boys who hav...

It actually is a very interesting emotion in terms of how interesting me its used by humans but also how extremely widespread he says ok so what were going to actually try to deconstruct in detail wise laughter so peculiar and interesting lets start with gestures like gestures like nodding or finger rocking are different have different meaning from region to region but laughter and smiles theres sort of universal arent they. Exactly so as far as we can see there are a subset of emotions with the...