Brought to the tasks. They are truly visionaries. It is unfortunately dont have the opportunity of having this conference in the new museum space. But when you look over at the National Museum of African American history and recognize that a few short years ago, there was nothing there, and what lonnie has accomplished is mindboggling. The idea that lonnie and jim have had about making this engagementand an with the past as a central aspect of opening the museum to the American Public is really quite terrific. I must say i feel uneasy standing up here at this moment. This is the last session of a long conference day. And as stimulating as the conference has been thus far, from my own experience, i know what happens at this point [laughter] everyone is sort of flagging. Youre thinking about fresh air. You are thinking about a drink. And are probably exhausted at having all sorts of people appear chattering away. The good news is i think you will find the presentations in this session ve
Nations humanitarian awakening from oxford in 2013 and is working on a manuscript with the title of catastrophic diplomacy a history of the United States responses to Global National disasters. Thank you for agreeing to chair. Gen. Neller thank you for julia thank you for introducing me. I will introduce everyone in order. Our contributors was unable to make it, but i will read her comments in the order she appears the program, that is next. Our first speaker is a senior lecturer of American History at light chester. He is author of 2 books. The four freedoms on the eve before 14 published in 2014. The limits of internationalism, the American Association for the United Nations and u. S. Foreign policy 1941 to 1948 in 2009. He is the coeditor of the u. S. Public and american foreignpolicy that came out in 2010. His articles have appeared on diplomatic history, global society, the global of american studies, the global of transatlantic studies. He coedited with andrew priest next year wi
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On the Golden Gate Bridge. Good evening, im brian hackney. Im ann notarangelo. Chopper 5 is live over the span right now. Workers are still doing some adjustments on the new barrier. It took 20 minutes for them to fit just that last piece and it will still be a while before the bridge is back in business. Our Christian Hartnett is at the span tonight. Christian. Reporter its a big step but theres still work to be done. But there is a possibility that the bridge will open back up before the slated 4 a. M. Time on monday morning. Crews began installing barrier units in the earlymorning hours as people watched from the eastern side of the bridge. It will be 11,5500 feet. The bridge district says the barrier will still need to be adjusted and properly aleaned once all the units are down as well as striping that needs to be done at both ends of the bridge. The chief engineer says at this point there havent been any issues for construction crews. We did not encounter any issues that we have
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