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Forbes is out with a list of America's 100 most innovative leaders. Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Tesla's Elon Musk are tied for the top spot. And the list has created all kinds of buzz, mostly because 99 of the 100 are, like Bezos and Musk, men. You have to scroll down to No. 75 to find the one and only woman who made the c... | forbes, is out with a list of america's 100 most. innovative leaders, amazon's jeff bezos and tesla's elon musk, are tied for the. top spot and the list has created all kinds of buzz mostly because 99 of the 100 are like. bezos and musk men you have to scroll down, to no, 75 to find the one and only woman who made the ... | Forbes is out with a list of America's 100 most innovative leaders Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Tesla's Elon Musk are tied for the top spot And the, list has created all kinds of buzz mostly because 99 of the 100 are like Bezos and Musk men You have. to scroll down, to No 75 to find the. one and only woman who made the cut ... | forbes is out with a list of america's 100 most innovative leaders. amazon's jeff bezos and tesla's elon musk are tied for the top spot. and the list has created all kinds of buzz, mostly because 99 of the 100 are, like bezos and musk, men. you have to scroll down to no. 75 to find the one and only woman who made the c... |
Anne Wojcicki, welcome. | anne wojcicki | Anne Wojcicki | anne wojcicki, welcome. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
I have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society in which all persons will live together in harmony, and with equal opportunities. It is an idea for which I hope to live for. But my Lord, if it needs be, it is an idea for which I am prepared to die. | i have. cherished the idea of a democratic and; free society, in. which all persons, will live, together in harmony and with equal opportunities it is an. idea for, which i hope to live for but my lord if it needs be it is an idea for which i am. prepared to | I have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society in which all persons will live, together in harmony and with equal opportunities It is an idea. for which I hope to, live for, But my Lord if it needs be it is an idea for which I am prepared to | i have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society in which all persons will live together in harmony, and with equal opportunities. it is an idea for which i hope to live for. but my lord, if it needs be, it is an idea for which i am prepared to die. |
There was dead silence. Nobody said anything. Even the judge didn't know what to say. I knew it was a moment of history. He emerged then as a great leader. | there was dead silence nobody said anything even the judge didn't know what, to say i knew it was a moment, of, history he emerged then as a great | There was dead silence Nobody said anything Even the, judge didn't know what to say I knew it, was a moment of history He emerged then as a great | there was dead silence. nobody said anything. even the judge didn't know what to say. i knew it was a moment of history. he emerged then as a great leader. |
THE HON. QUARTUS DE WET: ...Very well, the court will then adjourn. | the hon, quartus de wet: ...very well the court will then | THE HON QUARTUS DE WET: ...Very well the court will then | the hon. quartus de wet: ...very well, the court will then adjourn. |
The possibility of a death sentence, of course, worried me. And I remember we adjourned for lunch. It was a very hot day, and a friendly Afrikaner warder asked me the question: Mandela, what do you think is going to happen to you in this case? I said to him, ah, they are going to hang us. | the possibility of a death sentence of course worried me and i remember we adjourned for lunch it was a very, hot day and a friendly afrikaner warder asked; me the question: mandela. what do you think is going to happen to you in this case? i said to him ah, they are going to hang | The possibility of a death. sentence of course worried me And I remember we, adjourned for lunch It was a very hot day and a friendly Afrikaner warder asked me the question: Mandela. what do; you think is going to happen to you in this case? I said to him ah they are going to hang | the possibility of a death sentence, of course, worried me. and i remember we adjourned for lunch. it was a very hot day, and a friendly afrikaner warder asked me the question: mandela, what do you think is going to happen to you in this case? i said to him, ah, they are going to hang us. |
Now, I was really expecting some word of encouragement from him. And I thought he was going to say, ah, man, that can never happen. But he became serious, and then he said: I think you are right; they're going to hang you. | now i was really expecting some word of encouragement from him and i thought he; was going to say ah man that can never happen but he became serious, and then he, said: i think you; are right they're going; to hang | Now I was really. expecting some, word of encouragement from him And I thought he was going to say ah man, that can never, happen But he became serious and then he said: I think you are right they're going to hang | now, i was really expecting some word of encouragement from him. and i thought he was going to say, ah, man, that can never happen. but he became serious, and then he said: i think you are right; they're going to hang you. |
The next day, armed police massed an even greater force as Mr. Justice de Wet was passing sentence. | the next day armed police massed an even greater. force as mr justice de wet was passing | The next day armed police massed an even greater force as Mr Justice de Wet, was passing | the next day, armed police massed an even greater force as mr. justice de wet was passing sentence. |
I am by no means convinced that the motive of the accused were as altruistic as they wish the court to believe... | i am by no means convinced that the motive of the accused were as altruistic as they wish the court to | I am by. no means convinced that the motive of the accused were as altruistic, as they wish the, court to | i am by no means convinced that the motive of the accused were as altruistic as they wish the court to believe... |
When they said, stand up for your sentence, we thought, well, here it comes. | when they said stand up for your, sentence we thought well; here. it | When they said stand up for your sentence we. thought well, here it | when they said, stand up for your sentence, we thought, well, here it comes. |
I have decided not to impose the supreme penalty, which in a case like this would usually be the proper penalty for the crime. That is the only leniency I can show. The sentence in the case of all the accused will be one of life imprisonment. | i have decided not to impose the supreme penalty which in a case like this would. usually be the proper penalty for the crime that is. the. only leniency i can show the, sentence, in the case of all the accused will be one of life | I have decided not to impose the supreme penalty which in a case like this would usually be the proper penalty for the crime That is the only leniency I can show The sentence in, the case of all the accused. will be one of life | i have decided not to impose the supreme penalty, which in a case like this would usually be the proper penalty for the crime. that is the only leniency i can show. the sentence in the case of all the accused will be one of life imprisonment. |
And we laughed. We turned to each other and laughed because we expected to be hanged. | and we laughed we turned to each other and laughed because we expected to be | And we laughed, We turned to each other and laughed because we expected. to be | and we laughed. we turned to each other and laughed because we expected to be hanged. |
(PROTESTERS CHANTING) | (protesters | (PROTESTERS | (protesters chanting) |
At the back entrance to Pretoria Court, large crowds gather to watch the accused being driven away to start their life sentences. | at the. back entrance to pretoria court large crowds; gather to watch the accused being driven away to start. their life | At the back entrance to Pretoria Court large crowds gather to watch; the accused being. driven, away to start. their life | at the back entrance to pretoria court, large crowds gather to watch the accused being driven away to start their life sentences. |
UNIDENTIFIED BROADCASTER #2: There had been growing protests from all over the world today at the sentence of life imprisonment passed in South Africa on this man, Nelson Mandela. | unidentified broadcaster #2: there had been growing. protests from all over; the world today at the sentence of life imprisonment passed in south africa on this man nelson | UNIDENTIFIED BROADCASTER #2: There; had been growing protests from all over the world today at the sentence of life imprisonment passed in South Africa on. this, man Nelson. | unidentified broadcaster #2: there had been growing protests from all over the world today at the sentence of life imprisonment passed in south africa on this man, nelson mandela. |
As we were being flown to Robben Island, one tried to accept the reality that we may, in fact, spend years in prison. But we believed very strongly that we would not die in jail. We would return. | as we were being flown to robben island one tried to accept, the reality that we. may in fact spend years in prison but we believed very strongly that we would not die in jail we would | As we were being flown to Robben, Island one, tried to. accept the reality that we may in. fact, spend years in prison But we believed very strongly that we would not die in jail We. would | as we were being flown to robben island, one tried to accept the reality that we may, in fact, spend years in prison. but we believed very strongly that we would not die in jail. we would return. |
(PROTESTERS SINGING, CLAPPING) | (protesters; singing | (PROTESTERS SINGING | (protesters singing, clapping) |
But we stayed there for 27 years. | but, we stayed there for | But we stayed there, for | but we stayed there for 27 years. |
(PROTESTERS SINGING, CLAPPING) | (protesters singing | (PROTESTERS SINGING | (protesters singing, clapping) |
We've been listening to "Mandela: An Audio History" and the voices of Nelson Mandela, fellow defendants Ahmed Kathrada and Denis Goldberg, and lawyer George Bizos. The documentary was produced by Joe Richman and Sue Johnson, of Radio Diaries; with help from Ben Shapiro and Deborah George. For more information about Man... | we've been listening to "mandela: an audio history" and the voices of nelson mandela fellow defendants ahmed kathrada and denis goldberg and, lawyer george bizos the documentary was produced by joe; richman and sue johnson of radio diaries. with help from, ben shapiro. and deborah, george for more information about man... | We've been listening to "Mandela: An Audio History" and the voices of Nelson Mandela fellow defendants, Ahmed Kathrada and Denis Goldberg. and lawyer George Bizos The documentary was produced by Joe Richman and Sue Johnson of Radio Diaries with help from Ben Shapiro and Deborah George For more information about Mandela... | we've been listening to "mandela: an audio history" and the voices of nelson mandela, fellow defendants ahmed kathrada and denis goldberg, and lawyer george bizos. the documentary was produced by joe richman and sue johnson, of radio diaries; with help from ben shapiro and deborah george. for more information about man... |
Twenty years ago today, a Senate committee began taking a second look at Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas. He had seemed to be heading for routine confirmation in 1991 when a new accusation emerged. A University of Oklahoma law professor named Anita Hill said she had been sexually harassed by Thomas when she worke... | twenty years ago today a senate committee began taking a; second look at supreme court nominee clarence thomas, he had seemed to, be heading for routine, confirmation in 1991 when a new. accusation emerged a university. of oklahoma law professor named anita hill said she had been. sexually harassed by thomas when she w... | Twenty years ago; today a Senate committee began taking, a second look at Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas He had seemed to be heading for routine confirmation in 1991 when a new accusation emerged A University of, Oklahoma law professor named Anita Hill said she had been sexually harassed by Thomas when she worke... | twenty years ago today, a senate committee began taking a second look at supreme court nominee clarence thomas. he had seemed to be heading for routine confirmation in 1991 when a new accusation emerged. a university of oklahoma law professor named anita hill said she had been sexually harassed by thomas when she worke... |
Right out of the starting gate, the hearing was white hot as Anita Hill, a 35-year-old black law professor, described how Clarence Thomas had pressured her to go out with him, and how he subjected her to sexually explicit conversations when the two were alone in the office. | right out of the starting gate the hearing was white hot as, anita hill a 35-year-old black law professor, described how clarence thomas, had pressured her to go out with him and how, he subjected her to sexually explicit conversations when. the two were alone in the, | Right out of the starting gate the hearing was white hot as Anita Hill. a 35-year-old black law professor described how Clarence Thomas, had pressured her to go out with him and how he subjected her to sexually. explicit conversations. when the two were alone in the | right out of the starting gate, the hearing was white hot as anita hill, a 35-year-old black law professor, described how clarence thomas had pressured her to go out with him, and how he subjected her to sexually explicit conversations when the two were alone in the office. |
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She described Thomas's behavior in vivid terms as in this iconic moment. | she described thomas's behavior in vivid terms as in this iconic | She described Thomas's behavior in. vivid terms as in this iconic | she described thomas's behavior in vivid terms as in this iconic moment. |
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Before day's end, Thomas demanded to be heard. His eyes burning with fury, he categorically denied the charges, and accused the all-white, all-male committee of conducting an ambush aimed at cutting down a black conservative nominee. | before day's end thomas demanded to be. heard his eyes burning with fury he categorically denied the charges and accused, the all-white all-male. committee of conducting an ambush aimed at cutting down a black conservative | Before day's end Thomas demanded. to be heard His eyes burning with fury he categorically denied the charges. and. accused the all-white all-male committee of conducting. an ambush aimed at cutting; down a black. conservative | before day's end, thomas demanded to be heard. his eyes burning with fury, he categorically denied the charges, and accused the all-white, all-male committee of conducting an ambush aimed at cutting down a black conservative nominee. |
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Thomas's testimony was steeped in emotion. | thomas's testimony was steeped in | Thomas's testimony was steeped in | thomas's testimony was steeped in emotion. |
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The testimony of the accuser and the accused, and their supporting witnesses, went on for three days, lasting on one night into the early hours of the next day. So riveting were the hearings that they were carried live by every news broadcast network and parodied by on TV comedy shows. In the end, there was no Perry Ma... | the testimony of the accuser and the accused. and their supporting witnesses went on for three days lasting on one night into the, early hours of the next day so riveting were the hearings that they were carried. live by every news broadcast network and parodied by on tv comedy shows in the end there was no perry, maso... | The testimony of the. accuser and the accused and their supporting witnesses, went on for three days lasting on one night into the early hours of the next day So riveting were the, hearings that they were carried live by every news broadcast network and parodied by on TV comedy shows In the end there was no Perry Mason... | the testimony of the accuser and the accused, and their supporting witnesses, went on for three days, lasting on one night into the early hours of the next day. so riveting were the hearings that they were carried live by every news broadcast network and parodied by on tv comedy shows. in the end, there was no perry ma... |
Ruth Mandel, director of the Eagleton Institute Center for American Women and Politics, says that before the hearings women didn't talk about their harassment experiences. They were embarrassed and blamed themselves. | ruth mandel director of, the, eagleton institute center; for american women and politics says that before the hearings women; didn't talk about their harassment experiences they were embarrassed and blamed | Ruth Mandel director, of the Eagleton Institute Center for American Women and Politics says that before the hearings women didn't talk about their harassment experiences They were embarrassed and blamed | ruth mandel, director of the eagleton institute center for american women and politics, says that before the hearings women didn't talk about their harassment experiences. they were embarrassed and blamed themselves. |
It was a beast out there, but it was invisible and it hadn't been named. | it was a beast out there but it was invisible and it hadn't been | It was a, beast out there but it was invisible and it hadn't been | it was a beast out there, but it was invisible and it hadn't been named. |
University of Colorado law Professor Melissa Hart. | university of colorado law professor melissa | University, of Colorado law Professor Melissa | university of colorado law professor melissa hart. |
These hearings certainly brought the issue of sexual harassment into the public eye, and people started being willing to say this happened to me. | these. hearings certainly; brought the. issue of sexual harassment into the public eye and people started being willing to say this happened to | These hearings certainly brought the issue of sexual. harassment into the public eye and people started being willing to; say this happened to | these hearings certainly brought the issue of sexual harassment into the public eye, and people started being willing to say this happened to me. |
In the year after the hearings, the number of sexual harassment claims filed with the EEOC nearly doubled, then nearly tripled by 1997 and kept growing until 2001. The hearings also broke a barrier for women in the political arena. The Eagleton Institute's Mandel notes that women had made some inroads in elected office... | in the year after the hearings the number of sexual harassment claims, filed with the eeoc nearly doubled then nearly tripled by 1997 and kept growing until 2001. the hearings also broke a barrier for women in the political arena the eagleton institute's mandel notes that women had made some inroads in elected office b... | In the year after, the hearings the number of sexual harassment claims filed with the EEOC nearly. doubled then nearly tripled by 1997 and kept growing until; 2001. The hearings also broke a barrier for women in the political. arena The Eagleton, Institute's Mandel, notes that women had made some inroads in elected off... | in the year after the hearings, the number of sexual harassment claims filed with the eeoc nearly doubled, then nearly tripled by 1997 and kept growing until 2001. the hearings also broke a barrier for women in the political arena. the eagleton institute's mandel notes that women had made some inroads in elected office... |
There had been no movement at the national level before, so it inspired some people. Women who were close to the starting gate stepped up to the gate and pushed through. | there had been no movement at the national level before so it inspired some people women who were close to the starting gate stepped up to; the gate and pushed | There had, been no movement at the national level before so it inspired some people, Women who were close to the starting gate stepped up to the gate and pushed | there had been no movement at the national level before, so it inspired some people. women who were close to the starting gate stepped up to the gate and pushed through. |
Well, not necessarily the DNA. But the DNA is decorated with... | well not necessarily. the, dna but the dna is decorated | Well not necessarily the DNA But the DNA is decorated | well, not necessarily the dna. but the dna is decorated with... |
Right. | right. | ||
And it was there that a lucky handful of people hanging out in Mumbai, India, on Marine Drive promenade were treated to this. | and it was there that a lucky handful, of people hanging out in mumbai, india on marine drive promenade, were treated to | And it was there that a lucky handful of people hanging. out in Mumbai India on Marine Drive promenade were; treated to | and it was there that a lucky handful of people hanging out in mumbai, india, on marine drive promenade were treated to this. |
You could hardly get in the door when word spread that both Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney were stopping by for breakfast. Terri Wood is standing on her chair, trying to catch a glimpse of Gingrich as works the room. | you could hardly get in the door when word spread that both newt gingrich. and mitt romney were stopping by for breakfast terri wood is standing on her chair trying to catch a. glimpse of, gingrich as, works the | You, could hardly get in. the door when word spread that both Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney were stopping by for breakfast, Terri Wood is standing on her chair trying to catch a, glimpse, of Gingrich as works the | you could hardly get in the door when word spread that both newt gingrich and mitt romney were stopping by for breakfast. terri wood is standing on her chair, trying to catch a glimpse of gingrich as works the room. |
I think they're turning the other way, mama. | i think they're; turning. the, other way | I think they're turning the other way | i think they're turning the other way, mama. |
Wood and her mother, Pat Hook, drove over from Greer. They weren't always behind Gingrich, first supporting Herman Cain and then Rick Santorum. But after last week's debates, Hook says, they've settled on the former speaker. | wood and her mother pat hook drove over from greer they weren't always behind gingrich first; supporting herman cain and then rick santorum but after last week's debates hook says they've settled on the former | Wood and her mother Pat Hook, drove over from Greer They. weren't always behind Gingrich first supporting Herman Cain and, then Rick Santorum But after last, week's debates Hook says they've settled on the former | wood and her mother, pat hook, drove over from greer. they weren't always behind gingrich, first supporting herman cain and then rick santorum. but after last week's debates, hook says, they've settled on the former speaker. |
I believe Newt is the one that can win this election and change our country. I think he's up for the fight. | i believe newt is the one that can win this election and change our country i think he's up for the | I believe Newt. is the one that can win. this election and change our, country I think he's up for the | i believe newt is the one that can win this election and change our country. i think he's up for the fight. |
Daughter Terri Wood agrees. | daughter, terri wood | Daughter Terri. Wood | daughter terri wood agrees. |
Think he's the one that's going to be able to take it to the liberals, chop them off at the knees. Because even in your own family, nobody can continue to borrow 40 cents on every dollar and not go over a cliff. | think he's the one that's going to be able to take it to the liberals chop them off; at the knees because even in your own family nobody can continue, to borrow 40 cents on every dollar and not go over a | Think he's the one that's going to be able to take it to the liberals chop them off at the knees Because even in, your own family, nobody can continue to borrow 40 cents on every dollar and not go over a | think he's the one that's going to be able to take it to the liberals, chop them off at the knees. because even in your own family, nobody can continue to borrow 40 cents on every dollar and not go over a cliff. |
Exit polls show Gingrich did better with women voters than Romney did, and this mother and daughter were no exception. His second wife's claim that he had asked her for an open marriage doesn't hurt the candidate in Wood's eyes. | exit polls show gingrich did better with women voters than romney did and this mother and daughter were no exception. his second wife's, claim that he had, asked her for an open marriage doesn't hurt. the candidate in wood's | Exit polls show; Gingrich did better with women voters than Romney did and this mother and daughter were, no exception His. second wife's claim that he had asked her for an open marriage doesn't. hurt the candidate in Wood's | exit polls show gingrich did better with women voters than romney did, and this mother and daughter were no exception. his second wife's claim that he had asked her for an open marriage doesn't hurt the candidate in wood's eyes. |
He's admitted his failures, and I do believe he's been forgiven. He's asked for forgiveness. And, you know, if you look in the Bible, King David - he was forgiven. Anyone can be forgiven, and turn a new leaf. | he's admitted his failures; and i do believe he's been forgiven he's asked for forgiveness. and; you know if you. look in. the bible king, david. - he; was forgiven anyone can be forgiven and turn a new | He's admitted his failures and I do believe, he's been forgiven He's, asked for forgiveness And you know if you look in the Bible King David - he, was forgiven Anyone can be forgiven and turn a new | he's admitted his failures, and i do believe he's been forgiven. he's asked for forgiveness. and, you know, if you look in the bible, king david - he was forgiven. anyone can be forgiven, and turn a new leaf. |
Two tables over, Helen Shockley of Greenville says she was undecided until now. | two tables over helen shockley of greenville, says, she was undecided until | Two tables over Helen. Shockley; of Greenville, says she was undecided until | two tables over, helen shockley of greenville says she was undecided until now. |
It was down to Romney and Newt, but I decided on Romney this morning. | it was down to romney. and newt but i decided on romney this | It was down. to Romney. and Newt but I decided on Romney this | it was down to romney and newt, but i decided on romney this morning. |
Curtailing government spending is what matters most to her, and she doesn't think Gingrich is up to the task. | curtailing government spending is what matters. most to, her and she doesn't, think gingrich is up to the | Curtailing government spending is what matters most to her and she doesn't think Gingrich is up to the | curtailing government spending is what matters most to her, and she doesn't think gingrich is up to the task. |
He's a career politician, and I've decided I don't want that. I want somebody that has not been in Washington, D.C., for the last 30 years. | he's. a career politician and i've decided i don't want that i want somebody that. has not been in, washington d.c., for the last | He's a career politician and I've decided I don't want that I want somebody that has not been in Washington D.C., for the last | he's a career politician, and i've decided i don't want that. i want somebody that has not been in washington, d.c., for the last 30 years. |
Exit polls show Gingrich led among several key groups in the South Carolina GOP - Christians, conservatives and Tea Party supporters - while Romney did better among voters who identified themselves as moderate or liberal. Gingrich has spent much of the campaign here trying to paint Romney as out of touch with South Car... | exit polls show gingrich led, among several key groups in the south carolina gop - christians, conservatives and tea party supporters - while romney did, better among voters who identified themselves as moderate or liberal gingrich has; spent much; of the campaign here trying to paint romney as out of touch with south ... | Exit polls show, Gingrich led among; several, key groups in the South Carolina GOP - Christians conservatives and, Tea Party. supporters. - while Romney, did better among voters who, identified. themselves as moderate or liberal Gingrich has spent much of the campaign here trying to, paint Romney, as out of touch with ... | exit polls show gingrich led among several key groups in the south carolina gop - christians, conservatives and tea party supporters - while romney did better among voters who identified themselves as moderate or liberal. gingrich has spent much of the campaign here trying to paint romney as out of touch with south car... |
I think he's a liberal in GOP clothing. You'd have to be, to survive in Massachusetts. | i, think he's a liberal in gop clothing you'd, have to be to survive in | I think he's a liberal in GOP. clothing You'd have to. be to survive in | i think he's a liberal in gop clothing. you'd have to be, to survive in massachusetts. |
Even so, most voters say no matter who they voted for yesterday, they'll be able to rally behind the eventual Republican nominee come fall. Brett Pyle, of Greenville, liked both Romney and Gingrich but decided on the former speaker. | even so most voters say no matter who they, voted for. yesterday. they'll be able to. rally, behind the eventual republican nominee come fall brett pyle of greenville liked both romney and gingrich but; decided on the former | Even, so most voters say no matter who they voted for. yesterday they'll be able to, rally behind the eventual Republican nominee come fall Brett Pyle of Greenville liked. both. Romney and Gingrich but decided on the former | even so, most voters say no matter who they voted for yesterday, they'll be able to rally behind the eventual republican nominee come fall. brett pyle, of greenville, liked both romney and gingrich but decided on the former speaker. |
Actually, this week was pretty foundational for me. As I saw Newt getting more and more popular, I thought this is good; we're going to have - even if it extends this whole primary process a little bit longer, I think that there's value in the conversation. | actually this week was pretty foundational for me. as i saw newt. getting more. and more popular i thought this is good we're going to have - even if it. extends this whole primary process, a little bit longer i think. that there's value in the | Actually this week was pretty foundational for me As I saw. Newt; getting, more and more popular I thought this is good we're going to have. - even if it extends this whole primary process a little bit longer I, think that there's value in; the | actually, this week was pretty foundational for me. as i saw newt getting more and more popular, i thought this is good; we're going to have - even if it extends this whole primary process a little bit longer, i think that there's value in the conversation. |
The main goal, he says, is to hammer out a candidate who can defeat President Obama. | the main goal he says is to hammer out. a candidate who can defeat president | The, main goal he says, is to hammer out a candidate who can defeat President | the main goal, he says, is to hammer out a candidate who can defeat president obama. |
Debbie Elliott, NPR News, Columbia, South Carolina. | debbie elliott npr news columbia south | Debbie Elliott NPR News Columbia South | debbie elliott, npr news, columbia, south carolina. |
To Iraq now. | to iraq | To Iraq. | to iraq now. |
Today, one of Iraq's largest Sunni-Arab groups endorsed a plan of national reconciliation. The plan was presented Sunday by Iraq's prime minister in an attempt to end the country's violent insurgency. According to Iraqi politicians, as many as seven insurgent groups have approached the government ready to start talks. ... | today one of iraq's largest, sunni-arab groups endorsed a plan of national reconciliation the plan was presented. sunday by. iraq's prime minister in an attempt, to end. the country's violent insurgency according to iraqi, politicians as, many, as seven insurgent groups have approached the government ready to start tal... | Today one of Iraq's largest Sunni-Arab groups endorsed a plan of national reconciliation The plan was presented Sunday by Iraq's prime minister in. an attempt, to end the country's violent insurgency According to Iraqi politicians as, many as seven insurgent. groups have approached the government ready to start talks N... | today, one of iraq's largest sunni-arab groups endorsed a plan of national reconciliation. the plan was presented sunday by iraq's prime minister in an attempt to end the country's violent insurgency. according to iraqi politicians, as many as seven insurgent groups have approached the government ready to start talks. ... |
Thanks for having me. | thanks for having | Thanks for having | thanks for having me. |
How hopeful are you about news that some of these groups have accepted the truce, or at least are willing to talk about the truce? | how, hopeful are you about news that some of these groups have accepted the truce, or at least are willing to talk about the | How hopeful are you about news that some of these groups have accepted the truce or at least are willing to talk about the | how hopeful are you about news that some of these groups have accepted the truce, or at least are willing to talk about the truce? |
It's good that people are coming to the table, and it's also good that the government sent them a signal that they should come to the table by this sort of 24-point plan, which is pretty vague, but was basically meant to say we're open for business. | it's good that, people are coming. to the table and it's also good that the government sent them. a. signal that they should come to the table by, this sort of; 24-point plan which is pretty vague but was basically meant to say we're open for | It's good that people are coming to the table, and it's also good that the government sent them a. signal that they should come, to the table by this, sort of. 24-point plan which is pretty vague but was basically meant to say we're open for | it's good that people are coming to the table, and it's also good that the government sent them a signal that they should come to the table by this sort of 24-point plan, which is pretty vague, but was basically meant to say we're open for business. |
What are some of the points that you think are important in this plan? | what are some of the; points that you, think are important in this | What. are some of the points that you think are important in this, | what are some of the points that you think are important in this plan? |
The point that's gotten so much attention in the United States -which is the question of amnesty - is I think probably not the most important point for Iraqis. Probably the most important points were promises of compensation across the board for people who have been harmed, no matter who's harmed them - promises of job... | the point that's gotten so much attention in the united states -which is the question of. amnesty - is i think probably not the most important; point for iraqis probably, the most important points were promises of compensation across, the board for, people, who have been harmed no matter who's harmed them - promises of... | The point that's gotten so much attention in the United States -which is the question of amnesty - is I think probably, not the most important point for Iraqis Probably the most important. points were promises of. compensation across the board, for people who have been harmed no matter who's harmed them - promises of j... | the point that's gotten so much attention in the united states -which is the question of amnesty - is i think probably not the most important point for iraqis. probably the most important points were promises of compensation across the board for people who have been harmed, no matter who's harmed them - promises of job... |
Do you think that these points will go a long way to ending some of the violence? Because as I understand it, outside groups such as the al-Qaida groups operating in Iraq are willing to accept these deals. | do you think that these. points will go a long way to ending some of the. violence? because as i. understand it outside groups such as the al-qaida groups operating in iraq are. willing to accept these | Do you think that these points will go a long, way to ending some of the violence? Because as I understand it outside groups such as. the al-Qaida groups operating in Iraq are willing to accept these | do you think that these points will go a long way to ending some of the violence? because as i understand it, outside groups such as the al-qaida groups operating in iraq are willing to accept these deals. |
What needs to happen in Iraq is really a two-stage process. First, the Sunni insurgents who are Iraqis themselves - and who are relatively moderate insofar as they don't want to just have violence for the sake of violence on its own - have to cut a deal with the government that satisfies them. And that at really means ... | what. needs to happen in iraq is really a two-stage process, first the sunni insurgents who are. iraqis, themselves - and who are relatively moderate insofar as they don't want to just have violence for the sake of violence on its own - have to cut a deal with the government that satisfies them and that at really means... | What needs to happen, in Iraq is really a two-stage process First the Sunni; insurgents who are Iraqis themselves - and who are relatively moderate. insofar as they don't want to just have violence for the sake of violence on its own - have to cut a deal with the government that, satisfies them And that at really means... | what needs to happen in iraq is really a two-stage process. first, the sunni insurgents who are iraqis themselves - and who are relatively moderate insofar as they don't want to just have violence for the sake of violence on its own - have to cut a deal with the government that satisfies them. and that at really means ... |
When you read these articles, what do you see specifically about the housing market, about money markets, about the stock market, about the car industry coming back, let's say, in one or two years? | when you read these articles; what do you see specifically about the. housing market about money markets about the stock market about the car industry coming, back. let's say in one or. two | When you read these articles what do you see specifically about the housing market about money, markets about the stock market about the, car industry coming back let's say in one or. two | when you read these articles, what do you see specifically about the housing market, about money markets, about the stock market, about the car industry coming back, let's say, in one or two years? |
Well, he certainly didn't recant anything he'd said before, but he continued this constant shifting of terms that he's employed for years on this issue, using different words depending on his audience - or sometimes, it seems, the time of day. What we're going to hear is a classic example. We asked about this now, sinc... | well; he certainly didn't recant anything he'd said before but he, continued. this constant shifting of terms that. he's employed for years on this, issue using different words depending on his audience - or sometimes it seems the time of day what, we're going to hear is a classic example we asked about this now since ... | Well he certainly didn't recant anything he'd said before but he, continued this constant shifting of terms that, he's employed for years on. this issue using different words depending on, his audience - or sometimes it seems the time of day What we're going to hear is a classic example We asked about this now since Ah... | well, he certainly didn't recant anything he'd said before, but he continued this constant shifting of terms that he's employed for years on this issue, using different words depending on his audience - or sometimes, it seems, the time of day. what we're going to hear is a classic example. we asked about this now, sinc... |
Are you trying to distract from your political problems? | are you trying to distract from your political | Are you trying to distract. from your political | are you trying to distract from your political problems? |
(Through Translator) Whatever anyone says could basically be said that - is being used to distract others. And you can't really prove that. I mean, it's hard. | (through translator) whatever anyone says could basically be said that - is being used to distract others and you can't really prove that i mean it's | (Through Translator) Whatever anyone says could basically be said that - is being used to distract. others And you can't really prove that I mean it's | (through translator) whatever anyone says could basically be said that - is being used to distract others. and you can't really prove that. i mean, it's hard. |
Before coming to this conversation, I spoke with Elie Wiesel, a Nobel Prize winner, Holocaust survivor, and author of a book that I would recommend to you, called "Night," which is his description of his family's murder and his own near death in the Holocaust. | before coming to this conversation i spoke with elie wiesel, a nobel prize winner holocaust survivor and author, of a book that i would recommend to you called "night" which is his description of his family's murder and his own near death in the | Before coming, to this conversation I spoke, with Elie Wiesel a Nobel Prize winner Holocaust survivor and. author of a book that I would recommend to you called "Night" which, is his description of his, family's murder and his own near death in the | before coming to this conversation, i spoke with elie wiesel, a nobel prize winner, holocaust survivor, and author of a book that i would recommend to you, called "night," which is his description of his family's murder and his own near death in the holocaust. |
Mr. Wiesel described you as the number one Holocaust denier in the world. Are you proud of such a distinction? | mr wiesel described you as the number one holocaust, denier in the world are you proud of such a | Mr Wiesel described you as the number one Holocaust denier, in the world, Are you proud of such. a | mr. wiesel described you as the number one holocaust denier in the world. are you proud of such a distinction? |
(Through Translator) I have no opinion about what people and others think about me. It doesn't matter. But would you like to hear my views on the Holocaust? Are you willing to hear it? | (through translator) i have no. opinion. about what people and others think about me it doesn't matter but would you like to hear my views on the holocaust? are you willing to hear | (Through Translator) I have no opinion about. what people and. others think, about me It doesn't matter But would you like to hear my views on the. Holocaust? Are you willing to hear | (through translator) i have no opinion about what people and others think about me. it doesn't matter. but would you like to hear my views on the holocaust? are you willing to hear it? |
If you would like to describe to me what specifically you believe happened between 1942 and 1945, I would be interested. | if you would like to describe. to, me what specifically you believe happened between 1942 and 1945, i would be | If you would like to describe to me what specifically. you believe happened between 1942 and 1945, I would be | if you would like to describe to me what specifically you believe happened between 1942 and 1945, i would be interested. |
(Through Translator) The first question is, is the Holocaust an historical event or not? It is a historical event. So the next question is, why is it that this specific event has become so prominent? | (through translator) the first. question is is. the holocaust an historical event or not? it is a; historical event so the next question is, why is it that this specific event has become so | (Through Translator) The first question is is the Holocaust an historical event or not? It is a historical event So the next question is why is it that this specific event has become so | (through translator) the first question is, is the holocaust an historical event or not? it is a historical event. so the next question is, why is it that this specific event has become so prominent? |
Are you acknowledging that millions of people were killed, millions of Jews, specifically… | are you acknowledging that millions, of people were killed millions of jews | Are. you acknowledging that millions of people were killed millions of Jews | are you acknowledging that millions of people were killed, millions of jews, specifically… |
(Foreign language spoken) | (foreign language, | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken) |
…were killed during World War II? | …were killed. during, world war | …were killed. during World War | …were killed during world war ii? |
(Through Translator) Well, I personally was not alive 60 years ago. I happen to be alive now. And I can see that genocide is happening now under the pretext of an event that happened 60 years ago. So, the fundamental question I raise here is that if this event happened, where did it happen? A couple of academics in Eur... | (through translator) well i personally was not alive 60 years, ago i happen to. be alive now and i can see that genocide is, happening now under the pretext of an event that happened 60 years, ago so the fundamental question i, raise; here is that if this event happened where did it happen? a couple of academics in eur... | (Through Translator) Well I personally was not alive. 60 years ago I happen to, be alive now And I. can see that, genocide is happening now under the pretext of an event that, happened 60 years ago So the, fundamental. question I raise here is that if this event happened, where did it happen? A couple of academics in E... | (through translator) well, i personally was not alive 60 years ago. i happen to be alive now. and i can see that genocide is happening now under the pretext of an event that happened 60 years ago. so, the fundamental question i raise here is that if this event happened, where did it happen? a couple of academics in eur... |
These are not official channels. These are thousands of survivors who witnessed the deaths of their family. | these are not, official channels these are thousands of survivors who witnessed the. deaths of their | These are not official channels These are thousands of survivors who witnessed the. deaths, of their | these are not official channels. these are thousands of survivors who witnessed the deaths of their family. |
(Through Translator) Well, these are claims. | (through translator) well these are | (Through Translator) Well these are | (through translator) well, these are claims. |
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, speaking through an interpreter in New York today with NPR's Steve Inskeep, who is here now. And Steve, it sounds like he's just taken every possible position. First, he says it's a myth, the Holocaust, then an historical event and finally, he sounds very vague - who knows about t... | iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad speaking, through an interpreter in new york today with npr's steve inskeep who is, here now and steve it sounds like he's. just taken, every possible position first he says it's a. myth the holocaust then an historical event and finally he sounds very vague - who knows about, thes... | Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaking through an interpreter in New York today with NPR's Steve Inskeep who. is here now And Steve it sounds like, he's just taken every possible position First he says it's a myth the Holocaust then an historical event and finally. he sounds very, vague - who knows about, these... | iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad, speaking through an interpreter in new york today with npr's steve inskeep, who is here now. and steve, it sounds like he's just taken every possible position. first, he says it's a myth, the holocaust, then an historical event and finally, he sounds very vague - who knows about t... |
Yeah. And as he himself points out, we can't prove what he's doing here, but he is playing to an Iranian audience at the same time as he's playing to an Arab audience and a Western audience, and it may get hard to keep his story straight, Madeleine. | yeah and as he himself points out we can't prove what; he's doing here but he is playing to, an iranian audience at the same time as he's playing to an arab audience and a western, audience and it may. get hard to keep his story straight | Yeah And as he himself points out we can't prove what he's doing here, but he is playing to an Iranian audience at the same time as he's playing to an Arab audience and a Western audience and it may get hard to keep his story straight, | yeah. and as he himself points out, we can't prove what he's doing here, but he is playing to an iranian audience at the same time as he's playing to an arab audience and a western audience, and it may get hard to keep his story straight, madeleine. |
Now, this is the second time that you have interviewed him. You interviewed him a year ago, when he was in New York. | now this is the second time that you have interviewed him you interviewed him a, year ago when he was in new | Now this is the second time that you have interviewed him You interviewed him a year. ago when he was in New | now, this is the second time that you have interviewed him. you interviewed him a year ago, when he was in new york. |
Mm-hmm, that's true. | mm-hmm that's | Mm-hmm that's | mm-hmm, that's true. |
And what was it like, meeting him again? | and what was it like meeting him | And what was it like meeting him | and what was it like, meeting him again? |
Well, I had learned more since then because I'd been to Iran since then. And we're going to talk more about that tomorrow on MORNING EDITION because in February, I was in Iran. I spoke with many people. I learned a lot about the country. And some of the people who are most informative to me then have been arrested sinc... | well i had learned more since then because i'd been to iran since then and we're going to talk more about that tomorrow on morning edition because in february i was in iran i spoke with many people i learned. a lot about the country and, some, of the people who are most. informative to me then have been arrested since ... | Well I had learned more since; then because, I'd been to Iran since then And we're going to talk more about that tomorrow on MORNING EDITION because in February I was in Iran I, spoke with many people I learned a lot. about the country And some of the. people. who are, most. informative to me then have been arrested si... | well, i had learned more since then because i'd been to iran since then. and we're going to talk more about that tomorrow on morning edition because in february, i was in iran. i spoke with many people. i learned a lot about the country. and some of the people who are most informative to me then have been arrested sinc... |
And we look forward to hearing that tomorrow on MORNING EDITION. NPR's Steve Inskeep, thank you. | and we. look forward to hearing that tomorrow on morning edition npr's steve inskeep thank | And we look forward, to hearing that tomorrow on, MORNING EDITION NPR's Steve Inskeep thank | and we look forward to hearing that tomorrow on morning edition. npr's steve inskeep, thank you. |
You're welcome. | you're | You're | you're welcome. |
The number of visitors to New Orleans has plummeted by half, since Hurricane Katrina. That loss of tourist dollars is having a big impact on the city's budget, which relied on a third of its revenue from visitors' spending. As businesses hurt, New Orleans wants everyone to know that it's back in business. | the number of visitors to new, orleans has plummeted by. half since hurricane katrina that loss of tourist dollars is having a big impact on the city's budget which relied on a third of, its, revenue from, visitors' spending as businesses hurt new orleans wants everyone to know that it's back in | The, number of visitors to New Orleans has plummeted by half since, Hurricane Katrina That loss of tourist dollars is having a big impact on the city's budget, which relied on a third of its revenue from visitors' spending As businesses hurt New Orleans wants everyone to know that it's back in | the number of visitors to new orleans has plummeted by half, since hurricane katrina. that loss of tourist dollars is having a big impact on the city's budget, which relied on a third of its revenue from visitors' spending. as businesses hurt, new orleans wants everyone to know that it's back in business. |
NPR's MELISSA JAEGAR-MILLER reports. | npr's melissa jaegar-miller | NPR's MELISSA JAEGAR-MILLER | npr's melissa jaegar-miller reports. |
It's a typically muggy summer night in the French Quarter, and a handful of tourists are gathered on the sidewalk in front of a large woman, decked out all in black. | it's a typically muggy summer night in the french quarter and a handful of. tourists are gathered on the sidewalk in front of a large. woman decked out all in | It's a typically muggy summer night in the French Quarter. and a handful of tourists are gathered on, the sidewalk in front of a large woman decked out all in | it's a typically muggy summer night in the french quarter, and a handful of tourists are gathered on the sidewalk in front of a large woman, decked out all in black. |
Good evening everybody. | good evening | Good evening | good evening everybody. |
Good evening. | good | Good | good evening. |
My name is Onyx. I'm going to be your guide tonight for your tour into the realm of the unexplained, the unsettling, the unfortunate. | my name is onyx i'm going to be your guide. tonight for your tour into the realm of the unexplained the. unsettling the | My name is Onyx I'm going, to be your guide tonight for your tour into the realm of the. unexplained the unsettling the | my name is onyx. i'm going to be your guide tonight for your tour into the realm of the unexplained, the unsettling, the unfortunate. |
The unsettling tales of murder, suicide and hauntings, that Onyx will tell these tourists, date back to previous centuries. But with recent stories of destruction and death still echoing in New Orleans, fewer tourists are coming here to hear these old ghost stories. | the unsettling, tales of; murder suicide and hauntings that onyx will tell these tourists date back, to. previous, centuries but with recent stories of destruction and death still echoing in. new orleans fewer tourists are. coming here to hear these, old ghost | The unsettling tales; of murder suicide. and hauntings that Onyx will tell these tourists date back to previous centuries But with recent stories of destruction and; death still echoing in New Orleans fewer tourists are coming here to hear these old, ghost | the unsettling tales of murder, suicide and hauntings, that onyx will tell these tourists, date back to previous centuries. but with recent stories of destruction and death still echoing in new orleans, fewer tourists are coming here to hear these old ghost stories. |
Last pre-K, pre- Katrina, we were putting a 150 people out on the street every single day of the year. | last pre-k pre- katrina we were putting a 150 people out on the street every single day, of the | Last pre-K, pre- Katrina we were. putting a 150 people out on the. street every single day of the, | last pre-k, pre- katrina, we were putting a 150 people out on the street every single day of the year. |
That's Lisa Hubert. She owns the New Orleans Ghost Tour. Her company used to employ 20 guides. Now, she's down to four. | that's lisa hubert she owns the new orleans ghost tour her company used to employ 20 guides now she's down, to | That's Lisa Hubert She owns the New Orleans Ghost Tour. Her company used to employ 20 guides Now she's down to | that's lisa hubert. she owns the new orleans ghost tour. her company used to employ 20 guides. now, she's down to four. |
I look at CNN and see, New Orleans still under floodwaters, and I want to scream, no, that was in August. | i look at cnn. and see new orleans, still under floodwaters and. i want to scream no that was in | I look at, CNN and see New Orleans still under floodwaters and I want to scream no, that was in | i look at cnn and see, new orleans still under floodwaters, and i want to scream, no, that was in august. |
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