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believe truckered the economic collapse. we're keeping them honest. >>> at the volcano, gary tuchman is in iceland where ash continues to rise into the air causing chaos in the sky. thousands of flights still canceled. airports closed. gary will have a live report head. >>> and the man called dr. death is out of jail, off parole speaking freely about what he did and about what he says other doctors should do. >> i didn't do it to end a life. i did it to end the suffering the patient's going through. the patient's obviously suffering. what's a doctor supposed to do, turn his back? if he h he's a coward, he is. >> part two of the big "360 interview" with dr. kevorkian. >>> keeping them honest on wall street. many people believe wall street, those big firms and bankers who made millions in bonuses basically do what they want to get rich know matter how and who's hurt and only rarely are they held accountable. told goldman sachs for the most part has escaped blame for the meltdown was accused of fraud. they have only been accused at this point. the s.e.c. says the firm sold toxic
believe truckered the economic collapse. we're keeping them honest. >>> at the volcano, gary tuchman is in iceland where ash continues to rise into the air causing chaos in the sky. thousands of flights still canceled. airports closed. gary will have a live report head. >>> and the man called dr. death is out of jail, off parole speaking freely about what he did and about what he says other doctors should do. >> i didn't do it to end a life. i did it to end the...
American Morning : CNN : April 19, 2010 6:00am-9:00am EDT
morning we're covering the story with the global resources of cnn. gary tuckman, and rob marciano is live with the ash forecast. and sasha live at heathrow airport in london. let's start with sasha. >> reporter: the scene is not a lot is happening here at heathrow. planes are still -- the only ones we've seen moving are the ones pulled across the runway by trucks. nothing is flying. as you mentioned earlier, in europe they are expecting about 30% of flights to actually take off today. and that's if they are lucky. there is going to be a meeting of the european ministers to decide whether any more flights can be taking to the skies later on. in the u.k. at the moment, no flights will be taking off until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow. and that is subject to any kind of revision. there's been an emergency meeting of what's called the cobra team here in the government. they are trying to redeploy royal naval ships to pick up the 200,000 estimated british people who are abroad and need to get back to the u.k. shores. those should be deployed. so that ban until 1:00 a.m. here. there has been some shi
morning we're covering the story with the global resources of cnn. gary tuckman, and rob marciano is live with the ash forecast. and sasha live at heathrow airport in london. let's start with sasha. >> reporter: the scene is not a lot is happening here at heathrow. planes are still -- the only ones we've seen moving are the ones pulled across the runway by trucks. nothing is flying. as you mentioned earlier, in europe they are expecting about 30% of flights to actually take off today....
CNN Newsroom : CNN : April 17, 2010 11:00am-12:00pm EDT
overtake homes and businesses. here's cnn's gary tuchman. >> reporter: this man is a farmer. his family owned this farm on the southern coast of iceland 104 years. that's why this is a very traumatizing time. getting closer and closer to his land as the wind shifted, a huge plume of ash billowing large are and larger from the newly active volcano that looms over his farm. the eruption took place under a glacier causing the water from that glasher to flood much of his farm. >> i was really scared. >> translator: i was shock afterwards. i was standing here and watched the water come. >> reporter: his family is feverishly building a dike in case more floodwaters pour down the mountain, but it's the approaching volcanic ash that can destroy homes that is really frightening him and so many others in this part of iceland. a town with little over an hour's drive from the capital of reykjavik. people are seal windows and doering in hope the ash doesn't ruin their homes. the deputy is with the local police department. how scares is this for the community, the eruption's this volcano? >> it's pre
overtake homes and businesses. here's cnn's gary tuchman. >> reporter: this man is a farmer. his family owned this farm on the southern coast of iceland 104 years. that's why this is a very traumatizing time. getting closer and closer to his land as the wind shifted, a huge plume of ash billowing large are and larger from the newly active volcano that looms over his farm. the eruption took place under a glacier causing the water from that glasher to flood much of his farm. >> i was...
CNN Newsroom : CNN : April 19, 2010 1:00am-2:00am EDT
more smoke and ash billowing into the air today. let's check in now with our gary tuchman who has spent the last several days near the base of the volcano. >> reporter: when you're on the wrong side of the iceland volcano, the ash turns a sunny day into a dark, foreboding one. this was what we saw during a drive just to the east of the volcano. it all depends on which way the wind blows. when we flew to the west of the volcano, we were just a few hundred feet away from it, but the skies were clear, the wind was blowing the other way. >> look at this volcano eruption, this close up is above aweinspiring and frightening. it's been quiet since the 1820s. this volcano stopped erupting in 1823 and has been doing so for about two years. it's hard to imagine the economic catastrophe if it lasted that long now. >> reporter: we then paid a visit to the south side of iceland, where we went to a farm and saw the volcano's huge plume heading menacingly towards us. farmer olson wasn't sure what to expect. >> translator: i don't know, you don't know, there's no way to know. >> reporter: but olfer and
more smoke and ash billowing into the air today. let's check in now with our gary tuchman who has spent the last several days near the base of the volcano. >> reporter: when you're on the wrong side of the iceland volcano, the ash turns a sunny day into a dark, foreboding one. this was what we saw during a drive just to the east of the volcano. it all depends on which way the wind blows. when we flew to the west of the volcano, we were just a few hundred feet away from it, but the skies...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNN : April 8, 2010 10:00pm-12:00am EDT
live to sean penn about the situation in a moment. first gary tuchman reports tonight from haiti. >> reporter: on this golf course in the hills above port-au-prince, there are no more greens or fairways. instead there are up to 60,000 displaced people in a place that regularly floods during rainy season. and it is now rainy season. >> translator: we don't like living here. but that's the way it is. >> reporter: anytime now it could start raining for days on end. because this camp is on a steep hillside, people could end up getting washed away. that's why for many weeks there has been talk of getting these and hundreds of thousands of other people in unsafe places out of port-au-prince to a safer place. and this is that safer place. it's an area called kiraly where this weekend haitian families are expected to be bussed in to start new lives. this area is only about 45 minutes away from downtown port-au-prince. but for the mostly desperately poor, displaced people who don't own vehicles and therefore never leave their densely populated city, this could feel like being on the moon.
live to sean penn about the situation in a moment. first gary tuchman reports tonight from haiti. >> reporter: on this golf course in the hills above port-au-prince, there are no more greens or fairways. instead there are up to 60,000 displaced people in a place that regularly floods during rainy season. and it is now rainy season. >> translator: we don't like living here. but that's the way it is. >> reporter: anytime now it could start raining for days on end. because this...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNN : April 20, 2010 1:00am-2:00am EDT
where the clouds of ash are now going and a "360" dispatch from gary tuchman from deep inside the dangerous clouds. up close tonight, they call themself the patriot movement. you'll hear what members believe about 9/11, whether it was a government conspiracy. >>> and later, new clues in the murder of a school principal who was getting results, winning the respect of his students. >>> it looks like the volcano that has shut down air travel for days cost airlines hundreds of millions of dollars is getting stronger, spewing more ash, up to 15,000 feet in the air. look at those pictures. to make matters worse, is that new cloud is now spreading south and east toward the united kingdom. the new development could complicate a plan to resume flights on a wider scale tomorrow over europe. it could also pose other dangers. first we want to show you what that ash cloud looks like up close or from inside. gary tuchman is on the ground in ice lan. he got caught in the middle of an ash cloud today. take a look. >> reporter: in the western part of iceland, it was almost completely normal. in th
where the clouds of ash are now going and a "360" dispatch from gary tuchman from deep inside the dangerous clouds. up close tonight, they call themself the patriot movement. you'll hear what members believe about 9/11, whether it was a government conspiracy. >>> and later, new clues in the murder of a school principal who was getting results, winning the respect of his students. >>> it looks like the volcano that has shut down air travel for days cost airlines...
CNN Newsroom : CNN : April 20, 2010 1:00pm-3:00pm EDT
the uk. cnn's gary tuchman joins us now from the volcano that is causing all the problems. he's been our best authority because he can turn around and tell us whether it's still spewispew ing or not. you can confirm if it's spewing, and apparently it looks like it's snowing as well. >> reporter: yeah, you see the stuff spewing from the sky, it's not ash, it's snow. it's snowing in iceland and it feels like winter a lot even in the springtime when we're two months away from the summer. and it's the volcano behind me, and i'm no expert, but i can tell you it is still erupting. however, i have talked to a man who is an expert on volcanos a short time ago. he's a professor at the university of iceland, one of the renowned experts on volcanos in iceland and he tells me over the last three days their readings show that the eruption have weakened compared to the first three days, so his quote to me that all means that is usually a good sign that the worst is over, however, he also emphasizes there's no guarantees. either way it's still erupting and spewing ash, and that's one of the things
the uk. cnn's gary tuchman joins us now from the volcano that is causing all the problems. he's been our best authority because he can turn around and tell us whether it's still spewispew ing or not. you can confirm if it's spewing, and apparently it looks like it's snowing as well. >> reporter: yeah, you see the stuff spewing from the sky, it's not ash, it's snow. it's snowing in iceland and it feels like winter a lot even in the springtime when we're two months away from the summer....
another volcano on the island could soon awaken. gary tuchman is in iceland and has this "360" dispatch. >> reporter: on a brilliantly clear icelandic day, it's easy to see the eruptions from a volcano that has caused so much chaos. but not far away, a glacier on top of one of iceland's most powerful volcanos over the centuries could cause more chaos. it's called reykjavik. our guide told us we could actually drive over 2,000 feet of ice to reach the peak of reykjavik. >> we're on the glacier and getting up to 2,000, 3,000 feet. >> reporter: we had arrived and on another planet. we are on the top. if this volcano were to erupt, this is where it would come ed from. this is the beginning of the crater, this valley, six miles wide. reykjavik is the volcano people in iceland fear the most. there have been very strong eruptions over the centuries. the last time it erupted was 1918. a long time ago, world war i. on the average, it erupts twice a century and why people think it's due. it's so powerful, in the worst case scenario, according to experts, the amount of water that could f
another volcano on the island could soon awaken. gary tuchman is in iceland and has this "360" dispatch. >> reporter: on a brilliantly clear icelandic day, it's easy to see the eruptions from a volcano that has caused so much chaos. but not far away, a glacier on top of one of iceland's most powerful volcanos over the centuries could cause more chaos. it's called reykjavik. our guide told us we could actually drive over 2,000 feet of ice to reach the peak of reykjavik. >>...
Larry King Live : CNN : April 28, 2010 12:00am-1:00am EDT
had on the former governor of new mexico. i believe his name is gary johnson. and gary, we were talking about the health care bill. and gary said something you hear a lot when we talk about health care and we talk about canada, that bad system they've got up there, socialized medicine. and he said, you know, those canadians, you know, they pay 40% in taxes up there. and, you know, this was one of the many fallacies about canada and their health care system. it simply isn't true. now we as american pay on average about 22.5% in federal income tax. so tonight's contest is to tell me and larry through either of our twitter accounts what is the average tax that a canadian pays in federal income tax. federal income tax. >> larry: a canadian can win that in a minute. >> canadians are disqualified. they're not allowed to play this game. and we know who you are. so don't. >> larry: and what is the winner going to get? >> well, i think -- >> larry: you're going to wash his car? >> i think it's only right that you wash this winner's car. >> larry: no, no. i don't wash. >> how about two ti
had on the former governor of new mexico. i believe his name is gary johnson. and gary, we were talking about the health care bill. and gary said something you hear a lot when we talk about health care and we talk about canada, that bad system they've got up there, socialized medicine. and he said, you know, those canadians, you know, they pay 40% in taxes up there. and, you know, this was one of the many fallacies about canada and their health care system. it simply isn't true. now we as...
in a tent. gary tuchman has an up close look. >> reporter: at this heavily damaged school in port-au-prince, a blackboard frozen in time. a lesson from january 12th, the day of the earthquake. the school has been closed ever since. so, too, have almost all of the schools here -- until now. this week, most schools reopened with many classes in tents. that girl's school, they're learning about manners in english class. >> excuse me? excuse me? >> reporter: they're getting counseling about the tragedy at this boys school. this teacher saying, we'll learn from the earthquake how to take precautions if it happens again. for many schools not yet open because of heavy damage, new structures are hastily being built. but most other schools, this is a great week. formal education for the children has resumed. >> it's a good day for me to see my friends, to greet them. for me, i think that education is the best. >> reporter: what do you want to do when you grow up? >> when i grow up, i want to be a doctor. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: do you know what kind of doctor? >> i want to b
in a tent. gary tuchman has an up close look. >> reporter: at this heavily damaged school in port-au-prince, a blackboard frozen in time. a lesson from january 12th, the day of the earthquake. the school has been closed ever since. so, too, have almost all of the schools here -- until now. this week, most schools reopened with many classes in tents. that girl's school, they're learning about manners in english class. >> excuse me? excuse me? >> reporter: they're getting...
CNN Newsroom : CNN : April 19, 2010 9:00am-11:00am EDT
gary tuchman is taking us for a flight over that icelandic volcano. he is looking right into the eye of this thing, ex froetraordina pictures you haven't seen before. stay with us. pacific life can help provide a dependable income you can enjoy for the rest of your life. because retirement could be a very long ride. ask your financial professional about pacific life. pacific life...the power to help you succeed. >>> i want to give you breaking news in from iraq. according to nuri al maliki, two major militant figures have been killed there. one is the leader of al qaeda in iraq. the other is the leader of an umbrella group to that one called the islamic state of iraq. you see where we are getting the word that they were killed in a security operation in al anbar province in iraq. they have been killed according to the prime minister. of course, so much fighting and so much attention has been focused on what is happening in afghanistan. the fighting still, of course, does continue, the struggle still continues in iraq in a lot of ways. we have seen an uptick in violence after the marc
gary tuchman is taking us for a flight over that icelandic volcano. he is looking right into the eye of this thing, ex froetraordina pictures you haven't seen before. stay with us. pacific life can help provide a dependable income you can enjoy for the rest of your life. because retirement could be a very long ride. ask your financial professional about pacific life. pacific life...the power to help you succeed. >>> i want to give you breaking news in from iraq. according to nuri al...
, gary tuchman reports on one family's efforts to reconnect with their adopted son. >> reporter: 11-year-old alec is a precocious, intelligent child, but he has said and done things that would terrify any parent. did you threaten to hurt them? >> yeah. >> reporter: what did you say to them? >> other things like i'm gonna kill you, i'm gonna punch you. >> reporter: beth and bill kohler, alec's mom and dad. >> i adore him. i love him. and i just want him to have a good future, just as normal as can be. [ crying ] >> reporter: but alec's rage is not normal. this is from a videotape alec's parents gave us. they took this video because psychologists, psychiatrists and social workers didn't necessarily believe or understand what alec has done, and now his pained parents have taken drastic measures. alec is no longer living with them in florida. he lives in montana, on a ranch for deeply troubled adopted children. >> i freedom out almost like every day. >> reporter: alec's parents adopted him from an orphanage in the former soviet republic of belarus when he was a toddler. they also adopte
, gary tuchman reports on one family's efforts to reconnect with their adopted son. >> reporter: 11-year-old alec is a precocious, intelligent child, but he has said and done things that would terrify any parent. did you threaten to hurt them? >> yeah. >> reporter: what did you say to them? >> other things like i'm gonna kill you, i'm gonna punch you. >> reporter: beth and bill kohler, alec's mom and dad. >> i adore him. i love him. and i just want him to...
CNN Newsroom : CNN : April 7, 2010 9:00am-11:00am EDT
are feeling as they patiently wait to hear word of their loved one. it's a sentiment that gary tuchman first encountered just a few years back covering the canyon in utah and it's being experience ashgsd gen in west virginia. >> three small children who don't understand what happened to their grandfather and they're not the only ones in the family who don't know what happened with west virginia coal miner rick ricky workman. >> we know he didn't come out. that's all we know. we don't know if he's one of the ones that's there or if he's deceased. he's one of the ones that we're praying is one of the miracles that walks out of there. >> he has lived here his whole life. his whole career has been in the mines. his relatives are traumatized and confused. >> i feel really sad and i've cried my heart out about it. >> many of his kin are hoping for a miracle. >> i hope that god will get him out. >> don't give up hope. don't give up. >> a drill is now cutting into the top of the mine. it has to go 1100 feet and that process is not expected to be finished until wednesday. the plan is to
are feeling as they patiently wait to hear word of their loved one. it's a sentiment that gary tuchman first encountered just a few years back covering the canyon in utah and it's being experience ashgsd gen in west virginia. >> three small children who don't understand what happened to their grandfather and they're not the only ones in the family who don't know what happened with west virginia coal miner rick ricky workman. >> we know he didn't come out. that's all we know. we...
CNN Newsroom : CNN : April 17, 2010 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
this. now, blackwater, now we are talking about the former president, gary jackson, and a few other officials have been indicted by a federal grand jury. is this an indication, perhaps, that the justice department is trying to find a way, maybe hell bent on trying to bring down blackwater even though this is the former president. >> yeah, sometimes they get hell bent and then make mistakes. it looks like a politically motivated prosecution. blackwater is saying the government knew for years, all the weapons cache. >> so it's a why now issue? >> i don't know why blackwater and the succecessuccessor gets pass. they are not taking it all that serious, but i think it's a very serious matter. there were efforts to work through the sheriff's department and other things. bottom line, it's a serious matter. i don't think it's politically motivated, but let's see what happens here. >> we all talked about this case before. we are talking about a 14-year-old kid that died in a boot camp, and if my recollection is clear, avery and richard, they were essentially -- the guards were essentially cl
this. now, blackwater, now we are talking about the former president, gary jackson, and a few other officials have been indicted by a federal grand jury. is this an indication, perhaps, that the justice department is trying to find a way, maybe hell bent on trying to bring down blackwater even though this is the former president. >> yeah, sometimes they get hell bent and then make mistakes. it looks like a politically motivated prosecution. blackwater is saying the government knew for...
system. gary tuckman, cnn, indianapolis. >> that's it for "360." "larry king" starts now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight, george lopez exclusive. he's making way for conan o'brien on tbs this fall. >> you're moving over for the white man, huh? >> i am. i am. >> i hope he appreciate this. >> i think the white man does appreciate it very much. >> okay. you don't have to clean a park or nothing, right? >> larry: george reveals for the first time how he helped seal the deal for team loco. and bill cosby on bullying. the cause and his alter ego fat albert. >> some people get attention by being mean. and that's a bully. they're defending kissed everywhere who get picked on, beaten up and driven to suicide by other kids. all next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. george lopez is just finishing up with this evening's taping of his show. and there you see a live shot of george's studio. that's where the comedy happens. he'll be joining us from his own studio shortly. here is some of his conan humor from "lopez tonight," hot off the press. watch. >> it's almost like e
system. gary tuckman, cnn, indianapolis. >> that's it for "360." "larry king" starts now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight, george lopez exclusive. he's making way for conan o'brien on tbs this fall. >> you're moving over for the white man, huh? >> i am. i am. >> i hope he appreciate this. >> i think the white man does appreciate it very much. >> okay. you don't have to clean a park or nothing, right? >> larry: george...
, it feels like we're in another world. doesn't feel like we're on earth. >> gary tuchman, going the work out there. >> up there a while now. has a place in iceland by now. doing great work. updates about all of that. >> can you pronounce -- >> eyjafjallajokull. >> you know he can. sorry. wanted to you say that one more time. >> we want to hear you say it all day long today. >> i had to do it all day long about two days before i got it. >> very rhythmic. >> totally wrong, by the way. >> thanks, t.j. >> see you. >> you nailed it. have a great day. thanks a lot. >>> a serious threat across parts of the south particular. the stage is set for what could be an extremely dangerous tornado outbreak today. watches and warnings already posted in so many states. the highest risk areas right now, live pictures of, right now of memphis, but mississippi, alabama. also in the bull's eye, and now looking at new orleans. they are also keeping a close watch of a potential for severe weather today. bonnie schneider is in the cnn severe weather center. take a look and what's narrowing in on the potenti
, it feels like we're in another world. doesn't feel like we're on earth. >> gary tuchman, going the work out there. >> up there a while now. has a place in iceland by now. doing great work. updates about all of that. >> can you pronounce -- >> eyjafjallajokull. >> you know he can. sorry. wanted to you say that one more time. >> we want to hear you say it all day long today. >> i had to do it all day long about two days before i got it. >> very...
. gary tuchman went there in january. >> reporter: 11-year-old alec is a precocious and intelligent child but he's done and said things that have frightened his parents. beth and bill cole are his parents. >> i adore him. i love him. i want him to have a good future just as normal as can be. [ growling ] >> reporter: this is from a videotape alex's parents gave us. they took the video because psychologists, social workers didn't understand or believe what alec has done and now his pained parents have taken drastic measures. alec no longer lives with them in florida. he lives in montana on a ranch for deeply troubled adopted children. >> i freaked out like almost every day. >> reporter: alec's parents adopted him from belarus when he was a toddler. they adopted lauren as well. >> it's like an orphanage. >> reporter: i understand. >> very poor. >> reporter: i understand. alec lives on the ranch for kids with grandmother who has raised russian orphans of her own. >> the purpose is to assist parents and children with reuniting with one another if they have had difficult because of issue
. gary tuchman went there in january. >> reporter: 11-year-old alec is a precocious and intelligent child but he's done and said things that have frightened his parents. beth and bill cole are his parents. >> i adore him. i love him. i want him to have a good future just as normal as can be. [ growling ] >> reporter: this is from a videotape alex's parents gave us. they took the video because psychologists, social workers didn't understand or believe what alec has done and now...
Larry King Live : CNN : April 16, 2010 9:00pm-10:00pm EDT
. death, dr. jack kevorkian out of prison talking to me in the big "360" interview. plus gary tuchman is live in iceland at the site of the volcano that is wreaking havoc on air travel around the world. those stories a lot more. "360" in 14 minutes. ♪ and through the ages i'll remember ♪ ♪ blue eyes crying in the rain >> larry: willie took part in a great benefit for 9/11 victims and their families. he sang "america the beautiful." i don't think anyone ever sang it better. but he has questioned the official story. what prompt you'd to look into this from another angle? >> well, just logic. i've seen buildings implode before. i just saw the texas stadium implode just a couple of days ago. and these two buildings imploded. and the one next to it, nothing hit it. no plane hit the one next to it. it just decided to fall on its own. so naturally i have questions. >> you think something was done inside? >> yes. >> but i'm told the reason it imploded was so much heat from above and so much fuel on the jets that that caused it to go down rather than go over. >> never before has a buildi
. death, dr. jack kevorkian out of prison talking to me in the big "360" interview. plus gary tuchman is live in iceland at the site of the volcano that is wreaking havoc on air travel around the world. those stories a lot more. "360" in 14 minutes. ♪ and through the ages i'll remember ♪ ♪ blue eyes crying in the rain >> larry: willie took part in a great benefit for 9/11 victims and their families. he sang "america the beautiful." i don't think anyone...
The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNN : April 20, 2010 5:00pm-7:00pm EDT
. gary gensler is the current chairman of the u.s. commodities futures trading commission and his office is expected to have a big hand in the future regulation of the derivatives market. he's also a goldman sachs alum. and many people might recognize this man, neel kashkari. he was the point man on t.a.r.p. funds, helping to dole out some. on top of this, there are more than 40 former congressional staffers and federal agency employees who registered in 2009 to lobby on behalf of goldman sachs. that's according to the center for responsive politics. >> i guess the basic question is, what does this portend for future regulation of any of these markets? i guess in particular goldman sachs. but for the rest of them as well. >> when you take a look at this, candy, it really does speak to the power and influence of washington firms. even as congress is considering new regulations of the industry and to try to prevent another financial meltdown. when you have regulators, a member of congress, advisers to the president who are all goldman sachs alumni, it raises the point that you just
. gary gensler is the current chairman of the u.s. commodities futures trading commission and his office is expected to have a big hand in the future regulation of the derivatives market. he's also a goldman sachs alum. and many people might recognize this man, neel kashkari. he was the point man on t.a.r.p. funds, helping to dole out some. on top of this, there are more than 40 former congressional staffers and federal agency employees who registered in 2009 to lobby on behalf of goldman...
their athletes. the new proposal is designed to improve college athletes' grades. gary tuckman reports. >> the u.s. secretary of education has issued a first of its kind challenge to collegiate athletic teens. >> if a college fails to graduate 40% of its athletes, the current team should be banned from postseason tourname tournaments. >> if universities can't graduate 2 out of 5 of the student@lees, how serious are they about their core mission? >> the ncaa could have to approve it, but if it's inacted, 12 of the 65 teams in this year's ncaa basketball tournament would have been in that 40% level and therefore not allowed to play in the tournament. but then there are schools like butler university. >> we're going to head inside. we actually had madeleine albright come. >> reporter: the small indianapolis campus was the proud owner of a team that made it all the way to the ncaa championship game before losing to duke, and like duke has a very high graduation rate. >> it confirms for me that it is possible to achieve athletic excellence and academic excellence at the same time. dr. bobby
their athletes. the new proposal is designed to improve college athletes' grades. gary tuckman reports. >> the u.s. secretary of education has issued a first of its kind challenge to collegiate athletic teens. >> if a college fails to graduate 40% of its athletes, the current team should be banned from postseason tourname tournaments. >> if universities can't graduate 2 out of 5 of the student@lees, how serious are they about their core mission? >> the ncaa could have...
behind the scenes. >> i love filmmaking. all do i is filmmakering. >> i'm gary, and i'm a filmmaker trying to reduce waste on the film sets they manage. >> everything on a film set is wasteful. they're worried a lot about what's going on on camera. they don't put too much effort into the environmental aspects of the production. >> it is a very fast-paced and stressful pace. you have 50 people and you have 10 to 12 hours to do something and at the end of it you're left with waste. as an environmentally-conscious filmmaker that was a breaking point for me because it just doesn't make any sense. >> we have a lot of green alternatives we bring to the set. we sort out paper, plastics and metal. we no longer use these disposable water bottles. we only use the re-usable water bottles. on the film set we use a lot of lighting. these light bulbs are the most energy-efficient light bulbs on the market. during lunch you'll see our crew eating off of biodegradeable plates, bowls, cups. after lunch, people are responsible for sorting their own garbage. now the movement is to move into digital fi
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Farhang Sharif , né en 1931 à Amol (Mazandaran) et mort le  à Téhéran, est un compositeur et musicien iranien, d'origine azérie.

Biographie
Farhang Sharif a appris la musique sous le mentorat de son père dès son plus jeune âge. Il a appris à jouer du târ avec les maestros Abdolhossein Shahnazi et Morteza Neidavoud , deux maîtres du târ ayant vécu pendant les périodes Qajar et Pahlavi . En conséquence, il a joué son premier solo de radio à l'âge de 12 ans. Sharif a collaboré avec des musiciens renommés tels que Mohammad-Reza Shajarian , Akbar Golpayegani, Gholam Hossein Banan , Iraj et Mahmoud Khansari. Il a également joué à Berlinfestival de musique. Il a fait sa première performance solo dans une émission de radio en direct à l'âge de 12 ans. Sharif est considéré comme l'un des plus grands joueurs de târ et compositeurs traditionnels de l'histoire iranienne moderne. Il est souvent appelé "ostad", ce qui signifie "maître" en persan. Il est mort de problèmes respiratoires chez lui à Téhéran à l'âge de 85 ans.

Farhang Sharif est un virtuose des luths traditionnels târ.

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Naissance en mars 1931
Naissance à Amol
Étudiant de l'université des arts de Berlin
Compositeur iranien
Musicien traditionnel
Décès à Téhéran
Décès en septembre 2016
Décès à 85 ans

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Stories of Chinese Poems and Books: Jia Dao Seeks the Best Word
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Ancient Chinese Myths: The Beginning of the World
The Beginning of the World is the first book of Chinese ancient myths. In remote antiquity, a huge planet shaped like an egg was floating in the...
Chinese Ancient Legends: The Story of Shun
The Story of Shun is the first volume of ancient Chinese legends, telling Chinas ancient myths, legends and history from the perspective of...
Chinese Fables: Ji Chang Learns Archery
Ji Chang Learns Archery is the third volume of Chinese fables. It is a story with characters in distinct personality: Ji Chang would like to learn as...
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This book is the first volume of the Chinese Ancient Sages series. Lao Zi is a renowned thinker in Spring and Autumn Period of China. He couldnt bear...
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Let your child see you writing every day with your grocery lists, recipe directions, messages to family members, reminders on the refrigerator, notes in their lunchbox, e-mails, etc.
friends, ask your child to write or draw something especially for them to add to your letter. Give your child various topics to think about and then sit down together and write a story. Give them story starter ideas. It is always nice to web the topic and then it is easier to have the thoughts you want to write about right in front of you. Cut out pictures from magazines and write a sentence about that picture. Getting started is the key and then your child will blossom with writing. They tend to fear what to write and how to spell the words. This comes with practice and experience.
thoughts to flow into a good story. Our stories are usually centered on a theme in the classroom that we are studying for that month. But, they can be on any topic that a child chooses during free creative writing time.
Read aloud to your child as often as possible. Our Book-It Program is an wonderful way to receive an award for your child reading to you. Their reading to you is the most excellent way to encourage good fluency and a love for reading. Reading from varied authors encourages them to compare styles of writing and also see different illustrators artwork. Part of the writing process is also illustrating the story if they wish. Have your child write their own short book and bring to class and share with their friends.
Save your child's writing in a special writing box. Sit down at various times to reread the stories and compare the growth he/she has made. You'll be glad that you saved their stories of their early years of writing.
Write to your child. Put notes in books, lunches, napkins, pencil cases, book bags, pockets. They will be so blessed when they find that special note to them. Encourage them to do the same thing for others.
Subscribe to children's magazines. Children are thrilled to receive their own mail. (even e mail) It is a good idea to see which magazines accept student writings or illustrations. It would be a thrill for a child to see their own work published. Calendar contests are wonderful ways for a budding artist to see their art shared with others.
These are just a few ideas to help your child become a better writer. It can open up a wonderful world of their imagination in the printed form.


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The New Home Company Names Matt Gibson as Corporate Vice President of Land Acquisition
Industry veteran will focus on growth opportunities for NEW HOME's continued expansion in California and Arizona.
ALISO VIEJO, California (August 27, 2020) – The New Home Company (NEW HOME, NYSE: NWHM) today announced that Matt Gibson has been named Corporate Vice President of Land Acquisition, a role he will assume at the company's headquarters in Aliso Viejo, California.
Gibson is a homebuilding industry veteran who brings years of experience in land acquisition and asset management to NEW HOME. He most recently served as a vice president for Watt Communities, a business unit of the diversified real estate conglomerate, Watt Companies, where he was responsible for acquisition and entitlement of all new single-family, multi-family and mixed-use projects. In his new role, Gibson will focus on growth opportunities and land acquisition for NEW HOME as it continues its expansion in California and Arizona.
"I'm so excited to have Matt join the NEW HOME team," said Leonard Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer of NEW HOME. "He has an outstanding reputation in the land community, has an exceptional work ethic and he brings a strong strategic perspective to the business. I'm highly confident that Matt will help grow our business and our financial returns in the immediate future."
Prior to the positions he held at Watt Communities, Gibson spent five years in land acquisition at Richmond American Homes, a subsidiary of M.D.C. Holdings, Inc. and one of the largest homebuilders in the nation. While at Richmond American, he worked with Miller who had regional and divisional responsibilities for several markets in the western U.S.
"I am thrilled to join such an admired organization and to play an active role in growing the business," said Gibson. "I strongly believe that NEW HOME has tremendous leadership that is positioning the Company to thrive in the future. I can't wait to see what the next chapters hold for all of us at NEW HOME."
Based in Aliso Viejo in Orange County, NEW HOME also has offices in Roseville, California that serves the greater Sacramento region and the San Francisco Bay Area. In 2016, it announced a strategic expansion into the Phoenix market and opened its Arizona division.
Over the past 10-plus years, NEW HOME has been one of the nation's most awarded builders, earning top design and planning honors from the industry's premier awards shows. It has won multiple "Community of the Year" awards for its communities throughout the western United States.
NEW HOME has dozens of communities that are actively selling or in planning and development stages in California and Arizona's most desirable locations. The company offers a wide range of homes across all price points that result from extensive market research to ensure it delivers the most innovative and thoughtfully designed homes in each place it builds.
About The New Home Company
NEW HOME is a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "NWHM." It is a new generation homebuilder focused on the design, construction and sale of innovative and consumer-driven homes in major metropolitan areas within select growth markets in California and Arizona, including coastal Southern California, the San Francisco Bay area, metro Sacramento and Phoenix. NEW HOME was named 2019 Builder of the Year by Professional Builderand is a multi-year recipient of "The Eliant" for Best Overall Customer Experiencein the Eliant Homebuyers' Choice Award's multi-divisional builder segment. NEW HOME was twice named to the Inc. MagazineFounders 40 list, recognizing public companies that have maintained a strong entrepreneurial spirit. For more information, visit NWHM.com.
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Q: How to perform linear regression in BigQuery? BigQuery has some statistical aggregation functions such as STDDEV(X) and CORR(X, Y), but it doesn't offer functions to directly perform linear regression.
How can one compute a linear regression using the functions that do exist?

A: Good news! BigQuery now has native support for ML.
To produce a linear regression CREATE MODEL, and then predict with SELECT FROM ML.PREDICT.
Docs:

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*https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/bigqueryml
Fun example: When will Stack Overflow reply

A: Editor's edit: Please see next answer, linear regression is now natively supported in BigQuery. --Fh

The following query performs a linear regression using calculations that are numerically stable and easily modified to work over any input table.  It produces the slope and intercept of the best fit to the model Y = SLOPE * X + INTERCEPT and the Pearson correlation coefficient using the builtin function CORR.
As an example, we use the public natality dataset to compute birth weight as a linear function of the duration of pregnancy, broken down by state.  You could write this more compactly, but we use several layers of subqueries to highlight how the pieces go together.  To apply this to another dataset, you just need to replace the innermost query.
SELECT Bucket,
       SLOPE,
       (SUM_OF_Y - SLOPE * SUM_OF_X) / N AS INTERCEPT,
       CORRELATION
FROM (
    SELECT Bucket,
           N,
           SUM_OF_X,
           SUM_OF_Y,
           CORRELATION * STDDEV_OF_Y / STDDEV_OF_X AS SLOPE,
           CORRELATION
    FROM (
        SELECT Bucket,
               COUNT(*) AS N,
               SUM(X) AS SUM_OF_X,
               SUM(Y) AS SUM_OF_Y,
               STDDEV_POP(X) AS STDDEV_OF_X,
               STDDEV_POP(Y) AS STDDEV_OF_Y,
               CORR(X,Y) AS CORRELATION
        FROM (SELECT state AS Bucket,
                     gestation_weeks AS X,
                     weight_pounds AS Y
              FROM [publicdata.samples.natality])
        WHERE Bucket IS NOT NULL AND
              X IS NOT NULL AND
              Y IS NOT NULL
        GROUP BY Bucket));

Using the STDDEV_POP and CORR functions improves the numerical stability of this query compared to summing up products of X and Y and then taking differences and dividing, but if you use both approaches on a well-behaved dataset, you can verify that they produce the same results to high accuracy.

A: Here the code to create a linear regression model using the public dataset on natality (live births) and to generate this into a dataset named demo_ml_bq. This must be created before running the below statement.
%%bq query
CREATE or REPLACE MODEL demo_bq_ml.babyweight_model_asis
OPTIONS
  (model_type='linear_reg', labels=['weight_pounds']) AS

WITH natality_data AS (
  SELECT
     weight_pounds, -- this is the label; because it is continuous, we need to use regression
    CAST(is_male AS STRING) AS is_male,
    mother_age,
    CAST(plurality AS STRING) AS plurality,
    gestation_weeks,
    CAST(alcohol_use AS STRING) AS alcohol_use,
    CAST(year AS STRING) AS year,
    ABS(FARM_FINGERPRINT(CONCAT(CAST(YEAR AS STRING), CAST(month AS STRING)))) AS hashmonth
  FROM
    publicdata.samples.natality
  WHERE
    year > 2000
    AND gestation_weeks > 0
    AND mother_age > 0
    AND plurality > 0
    AND weight_pounds > 0
)

SELECT
    weight_pounds,
    is_male,
    mother_age,
    plurality,
    gestation_weeks,
    alcohol_use,
    year
FROM
    natality_data
WHERE
  MOD(hashmonth, 4) < 3  -- select 75% of the data as training

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Inheritance. The twenty-ninth installment in the Commissario Guido Brunetti series by Donna Leon set in Venice is titled, Unto Us a Son Is Given. For the first time in my memory, we have an extended one on one conversation between Guido and his father-in-law, and a request for help from the older man to the younger. Leon explores in this novel the things we do for love and the essence of inheritance. There's an adult adoption at the core of the story, and the ebb and flow of friendship across decades. Longtime fans may be surprised by what Guido is reading. Readers who enjoy character-based crime novels with complex and interesting characters are those most likely to enjoy this novel and this series. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Unto Us a Son Is Given from amazon.com.
Voice. Amy Hempel presents readers with an eclectic range of fifteen short stories in a collection titled, Sing To It. Some of the stories are very short and still complete. With great economy, she can capture emotion using just the right words. Her voice can come across as odd and a bit quirky, which may distract some readers. You can find laughter and pain in sentences that follow each other and feel that juxtaposition is perfect. The longest story, Cloudland, surrenders economy for taking us to many places and to different emotions with depth and insight. Fans of finely written literary fiction are those readers most likely to enjoy the stories in this collection. Rating: Three-star (It's ok) Click here to purchase Sing To It from amazon.com.
Connections. Caitlin Macy set her novel titled, Mrs., on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, just after the financial crisis, and offers a cast of characters including the old rich and the new rich. One connection among the characters involves their children who attend what all the elites know is the best private school. Backstories and past connections among characters provide depth to the novel in which Macy delivers great insight into the lives of the wealthy in Manhattan. There's a group of school moms who provide the bitchy equivalent of a Greek chorus. At the core there's a smaller cast of characters of deep complexity and secrets. Macy uses multiple points of view to draw us into this world. While lots of readers will enjoy this novel, it seems tailor made for book clubs, especially ones with school moms. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Mrs from amazon.com.
Identity. Kwame Anthony Appiah offers a framework for thinking about identity in his book titled, The Lies That Bind. Many readers will find assumptions challenged about how identities work. Appiah reveals how our assumptions have been forged, whether as a consequence of conflict, or a result of poor science. Our differences are not as great as we may think they are, no matter how we define "we." There are great stories and clear thinking on these pages. Any reader who enjoys philosophy written for a general audience will likely appreciate this book. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase The Lies That Bind from amazon.com.
Complicated. Fans of murder mysteries who are bored with plots that are simple to solve are those most likely to enjoy Stuart Turton's complicated debut novel titled, The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. Protagonist Aiden Bishop is trapped inside Blackheath House. He can be released only after he identifies the killer of Evelyn Hardcastle. Aiden has eight days to do this, and over the course of each day he inhabits the body of one house guest. The creativity and twists will delight those mystery readers who can be patient with the complicated exposition. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle from amazon.com.
Threats. The third installment in Joe Ide's IQ series is a novel titled, Wrecked. This time out, Isaiah Quintabe, IQ, seems more established in his private investigator business. That feeling of comfort leaves quickly as IQ gets in trouble, and finds himself in the crosshairs of the man who killed his brother, Marcus. IQ isn't working alone and has found a new love interest. Readers who enjoy well-written character-based crime fiction are those most likely to enjoy this novel and this series. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Wrecked from amazon.com.
Stress. I don't read many graphic novels and I try to stay on the lookout for ones that I think will be interesting and satisfying to read. I thoroughly enjoyed James Sturm's novel titled, Off Season. The book covers the stress and strain in a marriage, set during the divisive election year of 2016. The words and images combine to present a well-told story, and the mood is enhanced by the shades of gray throughout the book. For readers who don't ever think to read graphic novels, consider this one. For fans of the genre, you may find this novel to be very satisfying. Rating: Four-star (I like it) Click here to purchase Off Season from amazon.com.


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The Department of Education (DOE), complying with a federal judge's ruling, announced a massive victory for students victimized by now-closed for-profit colleges: their loans will be canceled.
Around 15,000 students will have an estimated $150 million in debt erased. The students granted forgiveness are those who were attended for-profit schools that abruptly closed, leaving them with no degree, education debt and worthless credits.
Loans forgiven include federal and Parent PLUS loans. The discharge doesn't cover private student loans or money paid out of pocket by students.
"Students who attended these programs can't get their time back, but at least they will no longer be forced to repay student loans they borrowed for an education they can't finish," says Mark Kantrowitz, publisher and VP of research of Savingforcollege.com.
Details on the loan discharge
The loans will be forgiven in tandem with the 2016 borrower defense regulations, an Obama-era policy that protects students from schools that have closed or engaged in misconduct. Under the regulation, student loan discharge is promised to defrauded borrowers of closed schools.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, however, sought to delay enforcement of the regulation, stating that it was unfair to colleges and taxpayers because it was too easy for students to have their debt erased. At a conference, DeVos claimed that under the regulation, "all one had to do was raise his or hands to be entitled so-called free money."
In September, a federal judge ruled that delays by DeVos were unlawful.
The announcement from the DOE comes a little over two weeks since a federal court approved a $600 million settlement that will erase nearly 750,000 students' debt owed directly to the former ITT Technical Institute.
See Bankrate's student loan hub, with information, tools and calculators to help you pay for college.
Students who attended a school that closed between November 1, 2013 and December 4, 2018 will be eligible for loan discharge. The DOE estimates that about half of those borrowers are from now-closed Corinthian Colleges.
Department officials will begin notifying borrowers Friday, by email, if they will receive loan discharge. No action is required from the borrower.
For students still interested in getting a college degree or certificate, Kantrowitz recommends they consider enrolling in a local community college, a much lower-cost option.
Additionally, Kantrowitz reminds prospective students that the closed school discharge "not only cancels the debt, but restores eligibility for federal student aid, such as the Federal Pell Grant, that was received during enrollment at the closed school."
Read more from Kelly Anne
Student loan forgiveness "highly unlikely" as Supreme Court reviews case, says expert
Federal judge signs off on student loan cancellation for 200,000 borrowers
Student loan forgiveness update: Another federal court deems plan unlawful
The Education Department just forgave $3.9 billion in federal student loans for former ITT Tech students


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Phil and Brendo talk about some of Brendo's current issues, the idea of a midwest Disney park, Phil's lack of geographical knowledge, Phil's shocking admission of hobo behavior, Brendo meeting April Richardson, Skippy Dies, Headlocked, Kevin Owens, Stardew Valley, and lots more. They also talk about a future scenario where people get paid to take the fat of rich skinny people and preserve it. All this plus Marmaduke! Thanks for listening!
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Do your kids have an interest in technology, building robots, coding, creating video games, building websites, photography, digital video, or making amazing Minecraft worlds? Do they want to attend an amazing overnight camp program? Then they will love the summer programs from Fleming Tech Camps at Berkshire School in the picturesque mountain region of New England.
Fleming Tech Camps are designed to provide kids with hands-on experiences with cool tech that encourages an interest in science, technology, computing and engineering. We are a 21st century S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) summer camp organization that focuses on giving kids the tools they need to lead successful lives in the digital age. At Fleming Tech Camps we engage your child's creativity and problem solving skills, and build technology skills that will last a lifetime.
To achieve our mission, Fleming Tech Camps partner with schools, museums, universities and summer camps to help those organizations offer state-of-the-art technology programs. This summer, Berkshire School will partner with Fleming Tech Camps to host three amazing summer camp programs.
Each session of our technology camps feature a unique, and specialized, technology topic which is lead by an instructor with an expertise in technology and teaching. During camp, the instructor guides campers through an incredibly fun (and educational) journey where campers are learning, discovering, creating and playing with cutting edge tech! In the evenings, campers participate in unique programming run by Berkshire School.
Parents can enroll their campers in up to three weeks of Tech Camp at Berkshire School. For families looking for multiple weeks of summer camp programming Berkshire School can offer your family amazing flexibility. You can enroll your child into one, or more, weeks of Fleming Tech Camps and also enroll them into a wide range of other camping programs, including Berkshire School's traditional camp programs.
What does it take to be an aeronautical explorer? This camp will show you how to rise off the earth and fly through the sky while gaining an understanding of the principles of lift, thrust and control. In this fast-paced flight program you will learn how to build, fly and race quadcopters. Your drone project will provide you with firsthand experience in building and flying your own aerodynamic objects. Before you take to the skies you'll have hands-on engineering experience learning about your drone's assembly, best practices on replacing parts and the how to care for your drone when its flying and in storage. Camp will also focus on teaching you how to pilot your drone, FAA regulations and feature a variety of races and flying challenges.
Explore the exciting world of Robotics! Working in small teams, learn how to design and build a robot using LEGO® MINDSTORMS®. Program your robot to perform project-oriented tasks and challenges. For novices, start with the basics of construction and programming. For the more experienced, develop sophisticated programming and engineering skills. No prior experience with LEGO® Mindstorms necessary. All skill levels welcome.
Learn the foundations of programming in this camp that focuses on developing games and mods. You'll receive training in Python programming on the Raspberry Pi microcomputer. You'll utilize your programming skills to build classic games and create new gameplay features and Mods in Minecraft. This camp is recommended for campers who have an interest in engineering and proramming and who are proficient in the use of PCs.
Started in 2003 (then known as the VideoGame.Net Experience) Fleming Tech Camp partners with schools, museums, universities and summer camps to provide their campers with state-of-the-art technology and video game summer camp programs. In 2019, we will host over 40 camp programs at 20 locations. Our programs are designed to engage your child's creativity and problem solving skills, and builds technology skills that will last a lifetime.
Fleming Tech Camps focus on providing campers with experiences working with amazing technologies. We provide Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced materials – we have your camper covered no matter your skill level. Many of our campers elect to take our camp programs more then once. Each time they take a camp program they have new experiences with the topics covered and can work on more and more advanced projects as their skill levels increase.
Our camps are designed for kids that are highly motivated to learn about technology – about 65% to 75% of the day take place in a classroom. The day is broken up into seven periods. Many of our camp partners offer, an optional, extended AM and PM program so that you can drop off and pick up your camper at a convenient time for you.
More then 65% of the day will be spent indoors, working in our technology labs. During the day, our campers are provided with four AM and PM instruction and lab periods. Campers work with subject matter experts and in small teams to build their technology and gaming projects.
Weather permitting, everyday our campers will spend time outdoors and play games such as capture the flag, kickball, 'Nurf War', and compete in water fights.
We will take a few breaks during the camp day – during this free time campers can have a snack and/or play in a video or board game tournament.
Many campers buy lunch from our partner schools. Most of our partner campuses offer an optional food service program, and costs for the service differ from campus to campus. If you don't want to buy lunch, be sure to send a lunch with your child that doesn't need to be refrigerated.
Fleming Tech Camps was at a press conference honoring local Philadelphia schools with educational technology grants.
Fleming Tech Camps video is online!


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Instant replay is the process of replaying previously occurred events through the use of video technology.

Instant replay may also refer to:

Media
Instant Replay (Dan Hartman album), 1978
Instant Replay (magazine-format video)
Instant Replay (The Monkees album), 1969
Instant Replay (Pizzicato Five album), 1993
"Instant Replay" (song), a 1978 song by Dan Hartman
Instant Replay (book), a 1968 book by Jerry Kramer

Sports
Instant replay in American and Canadian football
Instant replay in Major League Baseball
Instant Replay, a weekly sports highlight program on WGN-TV
Instant Replay Game, a National Football League (NFL) game notable for its controversial use of instant replay


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The chain reaction spun to an abrupt halt when gunshots rang out, setting in motion a first-of-its-kind prosecution by the Kansas Attorney General's Office.
After a ninth bullet had burst from the barrel of a .22-caliber rifle, two adults lay on a blood-soaked front lawn now marked by a memorial. Prosecutors contend that the bullets left three victims that night: Duran, her unborn child and a 27-year-old man who suffered five wounds, including a slug lodged in his vertebra, leaving him paralyzed.
The gunfire of that night still reverberates in the legal system. Twenty-one-year-old Bryant Seba is facing trial on two counts of premeditated first-degree murder – one count for Duran and one for her fetus – and one count of attempted premeditated first-degree murder for the wounds that Brandon Wright suffered.
Seba remains in jail on a $2 million bond. At his arraignment Monday, Seba will formally enter his plea, and a trial date could be set. Neither his attorney nor his family could be reached for comment.
The case marks the first time the Kansas Attorney General's Office has pursued such a murder charge, said Deputy Attorney General Vic Braden, who is prosecuting the case. The charge involving the fetus rests on Alexa's Law, named after the unborn child of Chelsea Brooks, a 14-year-old Wichita girl who was nine months pregnant when she disappeared in 2006.
Days after her disappearance, investigators found her body in a Butler County field, and three men were convicted in her killing. The law lets prosecutors bring double charges against a person accused of attacking a pregnant woman and harming the fetus.
The Pratt case also is noteworthy because prosecutors allege that the shooting was motivated "in part by race," that it involved "the defendant's vicious words and violent actions." Braden has filed motions seeking stiffer sentences if the jury convicts Seba of less serious crimes. The motions cite the racial component and the allegation that Seba fired a number of shots into a crowd, "placing innocent bystanders at great risk of death."
Testimony so far
Seba's October preliminary hearing revealed the chain of events that led to the gunshots.
The confrontations that night involved several people at two houses and an apartment house on one side of the 100 block of North Ninnescah, just a couple of blocks from the courthouse where Seba faces trial. Starting at the south end of the block and going north, there was the apartment house, then a house where the pregnant Duran lived, then the house where Seba lived.
According to a transcript of the preliminary hearing testimony, this is how it played out:
There had been a confrontation between Seba and a man who lived at the Ninnescah Apartments, two doors south of the Seba home. Seba had been accused of kicking in the resident's door.
Seba walked to the apartments and asked the resident whether he wanted to fight. One witness heard Seba and the resident fling racial slurs at each other. Another witness heard Seba, who is white, hurl a racial slur referring to a black person. The apartment resident cursed at Seba.
It was dark, but lights along the block provided illumination. At the house between the Seba house and the Ninnescah Apartments, Angie Rios sat with her uncle and her pregnant older sister, Duran. The sisters were 11 months apart. From their porch, they had a close-up view of the unfolding tension.
When the sisters were younger, Seba and a friend would come from next door and jump on their trampoline.
"Growing up, he was OK, and then he started to get into trouble," Angie Rios said of Seba in an interview with The Eagle.
As a juvenile, according to Pratt County District Court records, Seba was convicted of three felonies: criminal threat, obstructing the legal process by resisting or lashing out against law enforcement officers, and possession of marijuana with intent to sell. A July 2007 court document said he had "a lengthy previous history with the legal system" and this: "Juvenile is a threat to himself and others as he continues to use alcohol and or drugs, which are severely impairing his judgment and actions."
Eventually on the night of the shooting, Seba sat outside his house with his back to the Ninnescah Apartments, yelling racial slurs. At the same time, Brandon Wright, a black man, came toward Seba's house from the apartments, according to the preliminary hearing transcript.
Referring to Seba, Angie Rios testified, "He was making a lot of crazy different noises." In an interview with The Eagle, Rios said Seba was making "monkey noises."
Wright, in an interview with The Eagle, said he became involved after getting a call that night from his cousin; his cousin's boyfriend was the man with whom Seba had been verbally sparring. The cousin lived at the apartment where Seba had been accused of kicking in the door.
Wright said he went to Seba's house "to get both sides of the story."
When Seba noticed Wright approaching, the two men met on the front lawn. Angie Rios testified that she saw Wright flip Seba over his parked motorcycle after the two men had words.
Wright said in The Eagle interview that Seba had called him by a racial slur.
According to Angie Rios, her uncle went to stop the fight, and the pregnant Duran stood up.
At one point, after the uncle couldn't stop the fight, he went into his family's house, brought out a stick and struck it on the porch "for everyone to calm down," Angie Rios testified. "And nobody listened so he went back out there."
The uncle tried to grab Wright by the shirt from behind, "to pull him away from everything," Angie Rios testified. As the uncle tried to stop Brandon Wright, Wright's younger brother, Zach Wright, put her uncle in a choke hold from behind.
Brandon Wright told The Eagle that he felt that the uncle was threatening him and his brother with the stick.
At the time of the confrontation, Seba and the Wright brothers all had criminal records, records show.
'She just fell'
As others responded to the fight, Seba ran into his house, and the pregnant woman moved toward the fight to intervene for her uncle. Duran stepped in front of Brandon Wright because he had turned his focus to her uncle, according to testimony.
Angie Rios estimated that Seba had been in his house for about 30 seconds before he came back out. By then, Brandon Wright was "pushing my sister around in the yard," Angie Rios testified.
Wright, in the interview, said he didn't push Duran. The two had known each other for years, and she was facing him and saying, "No, no, no, that's my uncle," Wright said.
Meanwhile, Angie Rios watched as Seba exited his house with a rifle.
He stood at the top of the stairs leading down from the porch, wielding the gun at waist-level in front of him. He began firing. Angie Rios heard at least eight shots. Investigators determined there were nine.
"And the first shot," Angie Rios testified, "the first shot she was shot in the back of the head and she just fell to the ground. And then he (Brandon Wright) was shot multiple times and then he fell."
Wright remembers it this way: Suddenly, Duran stopped talking, and blood trickled from the corner of her mouth. Her eyes widened. She fell.
He began to run from the gunfire, but "one step and that was that for me," he said. The first bullet he felt was in his elbow. He was hit five times, he said – in his arm, hip, back and thighs.
After the gunfire, Seba went back into his house. He slammed the door.
Angie Rios called 911.
'Told him to freeze'
Chris Chisham, one of the Pratt police officers responding, saw about 20 people in a yard. At first, he approached with caution, scanning the crowd, with his gun out of its holster.
As he got closer, Chisham testified, he heard another officer yell, "so I picked up my pace."
From radio traffic, Chisham heard that a sergeant had taken the shooter into custody. So he holstered his gun and knelt down by Brandon Wright, who said he had been shot in the back and felt like his knees were bent up in the air. Wright said his legs were actually flat on the ground, but he had the sensation that they were angled upward.
The officer told Wright: "You need to lay as still as possible until EMS can get here."
Wright said that as he lay on the ground near Duran, he saw her die.
Police Sgt. Ed Gimpel got the call about the shooting shortly before 11 that night. When Gimpel arrived, Zach Wright, the wounded man's brother, yelled that Seba was the shooter and had gone into his house.
Gimpel found Seba on the north side of the house. Gimpel testified that he had his service weapon out.
"I told him to freeze, do not move. He had his hands over his head and was speaking and yelling that he was the shooter," Gimpel said.
Gimpel put handcuffs on Seba, and as he was taking Seba to the patrol car, "he made the comment that the Wrights had attacked him while he was on his motorcycle, knocked him off his motorcycle and then also mentioned that the Wrights had pulled a gun on him first."
Brandon Wright disputes that account, saying he and his brother had no gun there that night, and he denies that he and his brother attacked Seba.
"I've never owned a gun," Wright said.
Wright said he was rebuilding his life and knew that having a gun could get him into serious trouble because of his criminal record, including a 2009 attempted aggravated battery conviction.
Seba also said, according to Gimpel, that he had shot the two people lying in the yard.
Gimpel said he told Seba to be quiet. When the prosecutor asked why, the sergeant answered: "Well, for one, I didn't want to violate his Miranda rights. Also, I did not want the crowd to find out that I had located him because they were becoming very unruly, and I didn't want them to come around where I was at. We were outnumbered."
The sergeant heard someone in the crowd yelling, "Hey, I found him, I found the patrol car."
Gimpel said he decided "it was not safe for him to remain there."
As Gimpel took Seba to the patrol car, Seba said the gun was lying in the yard.
In a rock bed behind the carport in Seba's backyard, police found a small brown-and-silver .22-caliber Ruger carbine. Seba's father was "very cooperative" and allowed officers to search, police testified. Investigators found an empty gun case on the floor in an upstairs bedroom.
When Gimpel was dealing with Seba that night, he noticed something else: a strong odor of alcohol.
Agents from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation deployed to the crime scene. Around the front porch steps of the Seba home, investigators found nine .22-caliber casings.
In front of a house down and across the street from where the bullets flew, investigators found a bullet hole in the rear driver's side taillight of a pickup parked at the curb.
Duran was pronounced dead in the emergency unit of the Pratt hospital. Scott Kipper, deputy coroner/medical examiner with the Sedgwick County Regional Forensic Science Center, testified that an autopsy found that the fatal bullet entered the right side of Duran's head, passed through her brain and exited on the left side, becoming embedded in her left scalp.
The fetus appeared to be normally developed. Kipper estimated the gestational age at between 13 and 15 weeks. The mother appeared to be having a normal, healthy pregnancy.
When asked what was the cause of death for the fetus, Kipper said, "That would be due to the death of the mother."
Legal arguments
At the end of the testimony at the October hearing, Assistant Attorney General Greg Benefiel argued that Seba made the wrong choice once he went back into his home.
"He had an opportunity to close the door, lock the door, call 911."
Instead, Benefiel said, "He came back out of the residence with a firearm, with a .22-caliber rifle. He fired that rifle not once, not twice, but nine times.
"It immediately struck Alexandria Duran. Her death led to the death of her unborn child. That single bullet took two lives. Brandon Wright was shot multiple times."
In arguing that it was a premeditated, intentional shooting, Benefiel told the judge: "This wasn't a single round fired to simply scare someone, simply send a message. It was nine shots fired."
The state, he said, thinks the likely target was Brandon Wright, possibly both Brandon and Zach Wright.
Benefiel quoted a 1967 Kansas Supreme Court case: "When a homicidal act is directed against one other than the person killed, the responsibilities of the actor is the same as it would have been had the acts been completed against the intended victim."
The axiom, Benefiel said, "is the intent follows the bullet, the fact that the defendant was intending to kill Brandon Wright but failed and instead killed Alexandria Duran and her unborn child."
Seba's defense attorney, Michael Brown, argued that even though the hearing required the judge to view the evidence in a light most favorable to the prosecution, the state was asking the court to speculate on Seba's intent. Brown contended there wasn't enough evidence to support the charges.
In his ruling, Pratt County District Judge Francis Meisenheimer focused on how Seba reacted to the fight.
"He then went into his residence, went up a set of stairs, went into a room, would appear that he took the rifle out of the gun case, returned down to the first floor of the residence, went back out on to the porch and fired nine shots," the judge said.
The evidence clearly showed a premeditated act, the judge said, and he found probable cause that it was an intentional killing.
"Clearly Ms. Duran was killed as a result of those shots," the judge said. "Clearly her unborn child died as a result of her death."
Wright, now 28, said he has a wife and four children and has been undergoing physical therapy at a Wichita rehabilitation hospital. Before the shooting, he said, he was working in sales at a Pratt furniture store.
Before the shooting, he said, he exercised hard and was fit enough to run eight miles in the summer heat. Now, he can't walk. He takes hope from limited movement in his right leg.
He said he won't accept his paralysis and is determined to overcome it.
"I refuse to be in this wheelchair," Wright said. " I refuse to be like this for the rest of my life."
The night he got involved in the confrontation, he had showered and was watching TV in bed, to get rested for his job the next day. If he could do it over, he said, he would have "stayed right in bed" that night.
The other victim, Duran, left three sons, ages 1, 2 and 3.
"We're not going to let them forget about their mom because she loved them to death," said Duran's mother, Julia Rios.
The oldest boy, about to turn 4, "knows Mommy's out there," Julia Rios said, referring to Pratt's Greenlawn Cemetery. He knows "Mommy's in heaven."
The grass has yet to cover her grave, marked by a grove of carefully placed decorations: wind chimes, candlesticks, candy canes and plastic flowers.
Angie Rios, who saw the shooting unfold that night, said she has trouble accepting that she lost her pregnant sister.
"It still doesn't feel very real," she said.
If everything had gone as expected, the family would be preparing now for a birth.
Duran's due date was Feb. 1.
Not-guilty pleas entered in Pratt case involving killing of pregnant woman
Alexandria Duran, who was several weeks pregnant, was killed in a shooting in Pratt on July 24, 2013.
Brandon Wright, who was paralyzed during a shooting in Pratt, works out at Wesley Rehab Center on Jan. 17. (Jan. 17, 2014) The Wichita Eagle
Alexandria Duran, who was several weeks pregnant, was killed during a feud between neighbors to the north and south of her yellow house in Pratt that escalated to a shooting on July 24, 2013. (Jan. 21, 2014) The Wichita Eagle
Bryant Seba, 21, is facing trial in Pratt on two counts of premeditated first-degree murder. Pratt County Jail


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A short meter «Well, Forgive me!» shot by Renata Litvinova for a charity auction, starring Konstantin Khabenskiy, Renata Litvinova and her daughter Ulyana is available on Youtube. The character of Khabenskiy is quarelling with his girlfriend, throwing out her ring and leaving the coffee shop. The character of Ulyana joins Khabenskiy's character at the table, and from their dialog you may understand their «modus vivendi». Watch the short meter on the official channel of Konstantin Khabenskiy on Youtube.


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