Christian academy. But at t a quarter to 5 00 after all of the other students had been dropped off, henry made an unexpected stop at this grocery store. Apparently he told the kid to sit tight and hed be right back. Reporter a passing Police Officer noticed the idling bus with the child. As investigators arrived, henry rushed out claiming he stopped for a, quote, bathroom emergency, but Police Say Surveillance video showed henry never went near the rest room. Instead he waited up at the front counter possibly for a money transfer. And when police searched henry, they say the man responsible for driving School Children each day had marijuana in his pockets. It is concerning. Reporter Cornerstone Christian academy says theyre grateful for the police work and that the child is okay. The school does not hire bus drivers itself but instead contracts through the School District for the buses it needs. The school had a message for parents. Always safety is our First Priority and that we, just
Has not gone up . Has not gone up . We just came through a commencement season. That may say, i do not take the degrees lightly. Been into theng academy and having invited individuals to receive Honorary Degrees, i consider this quite an honor. A privilege, a joy, to be acknowledged for doing work. That is what not Honorary Degree is about. What an Honorary Degree is about. The fact that it can be connected to the young people, to their lives. Could we even assume that it could serve for inspiration for them . What is your approach to the commencement address . A new speech every time . I love commencements. Remember, i am trained as an anthropologist, so i know the importance of ritual and of ceremony. And i cannot think of a more a grander ceremony. However, that commencement speech is the toughest speech to do. Says, you know, my mom is good at speech. I do not like just recycling. But in every commencement situation, you have competing interests. The students basically just want th
Had 61 Honorary Degrees. Has that gone up . We just came through a commencement season. Let me say, i do not take the degrees lightly. A part of having been into the academy and having invited individuals to receive Honorary Degrees, i consider this quite an honor. A privilege, a joy, to be acknowledged for doing work. That is what an Honorary Degree is about. The fact that it can be connected to the younguns, as i like to call young people, to their lives. Could we even assume that it could serve for inspiration for them . What is your approach to the commencement address . A new speech every time . I love commencements. Remember, i am trained as an anthropologist, so i know the importance of ritual and of ceremony. And i cannot think of a more a grander ceremony. However, that commencement speech is the toughest speech to do. One of my sons says, you know, my mom is good at speechifying. I do my best. I do not like just recycling. But in every commencement situation, you have competi
You have competing audiences. And yet, it is a special moment. And it is captured in the word. It is the commencement. It is the beginning of a new leg in the journey of these young folk and sometimes not so young folk. So i love giving those speeches. You have been the director of the museum of african art since 2009. Why did you take the job . I want to share with you that i did my best not to take the job. I went through the process and i was about to be appointed. I picked up the phone and i called a fellow anthropologist. He is the undersecretary im sorry, yes, the undersecretary at the smithsonian. I said, richard, i am withdrawing. He said what . I said i am withdrawing. I said i am suffering from the penalty of expertise. All of a sudden, despite my passion for african art, i panicked. I am trained as an anthropologist, i am not an art historian, i do not have a phd in art history. And yet on two occasions i have the joy of cocurating an exhibition. I panicked. Richard, think g
Administration never expected to be the same position of allies around the world accusing it of illegal activity frankly needs to go to the same effort now and the rules would be to say its not to stare at the treaty. This is too difficult to negotiate a treaty, but to agree on legal principles such as a country can use lethal force against a terrorist in another country whose threat and attack if that country is unwilling or unable to prevent that thread. In most cases around the world, the countries are able to prevent that thread. They can arrest the person. But in four or five countries, yemen, somalia, pakistan want to get countries around the world to acknowledge the United States right under International Law to use force to kill someone in another country who is posing a threat when it cant be addressed in another way. We can get there, but theyre just not going to agree to our position unless we go through Aggressive International legal diplomacy. Its a great kind of questions