Dont always look like you might expect. In this first Surveillance Video here there is a criminal right in front of our eyes. But you may not notice that person immediately. Theyre at a cafe. Woman at the counter puts her order in and she waits. Did you notice the clock . No, what was it. Was outside on the patio . Tip jar tip jar. Thats how good some of these criminals can be. Lets go back to the beginning. That phone does not belong to miss nerds need love too. She notices the phone left behind. She then takes what she has in her hand and covers up that phone. She slides it over to the other side of the counter she takes the phone and slides it right into the waste band her pants. Not her pocket, not her purse, that phone. Another Security Camera footage at a restaurant lets see if you can spot it. People having their meal. Oh, i see it. That guy in that jacket hes doing something. Crime committed. Right there. This well dressed man with his sport coat on came into the restaurant, sa
Is still a work in progress. The the fact that the kgb has essentially consolidated governance under his control has been a positive contributor to stability but there is an ongoing for kurds to articulate there desires for rights powersharing plan to be reflected in the laws and the quality of the political leadership. More work to be done. Done. I think we have time for one more question. [inaudible question] the role they have had. If you could please comment and the role that exxon has said . Exxon is one of the number of Large International Oil Companies that have signed exploration and e signed exploration and production agreements with the Kurdistan Regional government. They did that under threat in baghdad. And they have been steadfast in taken a different approach. Rather than provide royalties and revenuesharing agreements they are allowing joint ownership which makes Companies Like exxon stakeholders peace and prosperity. Exxon has played a pivotal role. That phone call was
Century. The author recounts the development of the new York Vigilance Committee in 1835 and other organizations throughout the north that provided protection against slave kidnappings that occurred in new york city. He speaks with edna green medford, chair of the History Department at howard university. Host we are joined today by professor Eric Foner Dewitt Clinton professor of history at Columbia University. He is the author or editor of two dozen volumes, many of them award winners, including the fiery trial Abraham Lincoln and american slavery, which won the pulitzer, bancroft and lincoln prizes in 2011. Professor foner, thank you for joining us today. Guest thanks very much for having me. Host gateway to freedom the Hidden History of the underground railroad, how did you arrive at this subject and this title . Guest well, the title, i guess, is meant to reflect its the book centers on new york city although it deals with a lot of other places, but the title is meant to suggest th