Surprise. Thats so sweet. Bret johnson is a driving instructor in the Cayman Islands. Hes got a group of tourists with him. Watch what he sees right here. What is it, a dagger . Thats a kitchen knife in the head of a nurse shark. Oh, man. When bret first swam up to it, he thought it was sleeping. And then he saw that the knife was in its head. So he reaches his hand down very slowly, very carefully approaching it, and finally he puts his hand on the knife and pulls it out as the shark starts to swim away. But it left quite a gash in the animal. The marine biologist says they have incredible immune systems and incredible healing powers. This was shot one day. And two days later the shark was seen swimming around and appeared okay. But the sharks are protected in the Cayman Islands so an incident like this shouldnt happen. Be courageous as a woman is to do everything in your life from the bottom of your heart. March 8th will be International Womens day. So its time to celebrate our diver
Good afternoon. Welcome to this forum on Building Trust between communities and police. Forum is an opportunity for nfl players to provide their like foron what it was them, growing up in their hometown communities, and what they are doing now to make productive change to build Greater Trust between minority communities and the police. Police needaid that community and Community Need the police. I would like to start by thanking my cohost for this forum, representative john conyers is the top ranking democrat on the house Judiciary Committee. A leader on a wide of issues that face this country. Portrait ofhave a him having an orange room, he used to be the chairman of the spirit committee. I also want to welcome my colleagues and representative Cedric Richmond, who serves as the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, representative Sheila Jackson lee, who is the Ranking Member of the subcommittee on crime, homeland security, investigations, representative Brenda Lawrence, who is a di
Susan david ferriero, do you remember why you said yes . I said yes because of the opportunity to participate in and administers and i was serious about, and thought that the National Archives have a role to play in transparency. Susan dr. Skorton, why did you say yes to such a different gig . Dr. Skorton part of the goes back to my dad, who was a nationalist citizen. Were a little corny. He said if you can do something for the country, you should do it. I felt like i had some small part in telling the story of america. I knew that libraries and museums are one of the most trusted kinds of institutions in the u. S. At a time when not every institution is trusted. I thought it would be nice to the sector. Susan i wish the camera had been rolling when you all sat down. How often do you all caps together do you all get together like this . Ms. Hayden we will be doing more of this type of discussion about what we can do together. This is the third time where we have had a chance tour toget
Possible. It has the room that were in now has six stradivarius violins and original scores from beethoven, hayden, no relation. And there are so many things here, and thats why i took the job. David fair yoe, youve been at this a little longer. You started the job in 2009. Do you remember why you said yes . I said no twice. When i got the first calls about it. And it took someone from the Transition Team to come to new york to talk to me about what this administration was looking for in the new archivist. And i said yes, because of the opportunity to participate in an administration that was serious about open government and transparency and thought that the National Archives had a role to play in that theme. Dr. David skorton. We were a patriotic family, and corny in this regard, and my dad said if you ever had a chance to do something nice for the country, do it. And it felt like i could participate in some small way in preserving the nations history, telling the story of it to amer
Possible. It has the room that were in now has six stradivarius violins and original scores from beethoven, hayden, no relation. And there are so many things here, and thats why i took the job. David fair yoe, youve been at this a little longer. You started the job in 2009. Do you remember why you said yes . I said no twice. When i got the first calls about it. And it took someone from the Transition Team to come to new york to talk to me about what this administration was looking for in the new archivist. And i said yes, because of the opportunity to participate in an administration that was serious about open government and transparency and thought that the National Archives had a role to play in that theme. Dr. David skorton. We were a patriotic family, and corny in this regard, and my dad said if you ever had a chance to do something nice for the country, do it. And it felt like i could participate in some small way in preserving the nations history, telling the story of it to amer