Trump didnt leave here and head home. Hes still out campaigning, taking off from sky harbor this afternoon. Headed for las vegas, where he will hold another rally tomorrow. And of course, throughout this election cycle, we have seen several large protests at donald trump rallies here in arizona. Sometimes confrontations would erupt between demonstrators and supporters. At times it even seemed to near violence. But t stopped here locally have seemed much more peaceful. They have. Fox 10s Stefania Coley was outside the Convention Center and spoke to both demonstrators and supporters and she has the stories. Reporter thats right. It was certainly a lot more peaceful today. We also saw a bit of a smaller crowd. Of course, some arguments broke out because everyone has a very strong opinion. And that opinion they made it strongly heard today as well. Reporter the usual bizarre depictions of political candidates on display outside the Convention Center as donald trump makes an appearance in p
To her Close Friends as becky, with the lifestyle she admitted on her ministerial lifestyle. Ava was the widow of the Foreign Office official who in the 1930s applied churchill with Vital Information on german rearmament before his untimely death. Anderson did, however, accept a he continued to advise the government informally on atomic matters. He died age 76 in 1958. So then, shortly before his death, anderson fell to reminiscing about the war with j. Robert oppenheimer. Of hours, the director of the manhattan project, los alamos bomb lab. Anderson, a really sweet guy, oppenheimer recalled, had never, and im still quoting oppenheimer, had never been reconciled to the fact that bores counsel had not been followed by churchill or roosevelt in 1944. Nor anderson might have added, his own counsel. I think however one regards the atomic aspect of sir John Andersons career, and his outlook does now seem idealistic, unrealistic, naive, even. Knowing what we know about stalins nuclear ambiti
I am a thirdyear math major at the college and president of the College Republicans this year. Our speaker is congresswoman liz cheney. She served as representative for wyomings at large district since 2013. Before time in the house, representative cheney served in the state department. She and bill kristol founded a Nonprofit Organization promoting National Security in 2009. Shes also the daughter of former Vice President dick cheney. Moderating today is Catherine Baker, dean and professor of the school of Public Policy. Before her current role, she served as a professor of Health Economics at the Harvard School of public health. From 2005 to 2007, she served as a member of the council of economics advisors. After the discussion, the Student Board will hold an event to provide students an opportunity to reflect. No rsvp is necessary. Just come by the house starting at 5 p. M. It is my honor to introduce Catherine Baker and congresswoman cheney. [applause] dean baker i joined the audie
Formal introductions of our speakers. Thank you. [applause] hello and welcome to the speaker series. We have a conversation with representative liz cheney. I am a thirdyear math major at the college and president of the College Republicans this year. Our speaker is congresswoman liz cheney. She served as representative for wyomings at large district since 2013. Before time in the house, representative cheney served in the state department. She and bill kristol founded a Nonprofit Organization promoting National Security in 2009. Shes also the daughter of former Vice President dick cheney. Moderating today is Catherine Baker, dean and professor of the school of Public Policy. Before her current role, she served as a professor of Health Economics at the Harvard School of public health. From 2005 to 2007, she served as a member of the council of economics advisors. After the discussion, the Student Board will hold an event to provide students an opportunity to reflect. No rsvp is necessar
Us, that they give every day. Thank you for watching. Cnn tonight with d lemon starts right now. They love the applause. We know that. They love the accolades. But, more than anything, i think the most important thing that you said, in all of that, is what do they want most . They want us to stay at home because they realize the best thing that they have right now is for people to stay at home and to socially distance themselves from other people, so that they can keep the cases down. Until there is something that works, on this virus, enough to keep people from getting sick or until there is a vaccine. And thats it. Thats what they want the most. So listen to the people who are on the front lines. And, chris, i have to say. You know, you and i bicker. We joke around. That was really great of you to do that. So i applaud you but, more than anything, and i think youll appreciate this, i applaud the nurses. They deserve it. And i know that you will do them justice, as well. You always do