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well, now we know where we are going. if you get that about those snakes. i don t mind japs, but snakes. how did the skipper say it? okie, okie, okie. i heard him. he said okinawa. you know, they say this place looks like the country like frisco. yeah, but the people look like japs. don t like what is happening. spent my honeymoon up there. drove up from l.a., made it in eight hours. 400 miles. eight hours. what was holding you back? i used to make it to buffalo in new york and six flat. that is 370 miles. 370 miles. why right here we are closer , to japan than that. we are just 320 miles from their home office. 320 miles. you heard him. 325 miles. it is closer to work i always felt pretty safe. it is awfully close. mighty close. yes, mighty close, especially a modern bomber with a job to do. about an hour s run from any number of jap airfields. but here we were, closer than any fleet in history to a major land-based airpower. at midway, th ....
national conference for history education move their conference online because of the coronavirus outbreak. the session up next features to mystic unrest during and after world war i, including anti-german sentiment, race riots and arrest of suspected communists. he s the author of to end all wars. it is 11:00, so i think we know you are excited to be here and to hear about the legacy of the first world war today. thank you for being with us over these past three days stop it has been a exciting for us to see how engaged history educators are even when they can t either. i m the executive director of the national council for history education. we are loving doing this online conference with you. it is a pleasure to be with you because there is no kind of person i more enjoy talking with ben teachers of history. teachers of history have been tremendously important in my life from high school, from areege, and also people who involved in teaching public history whil ....
most of the night. now just moments ago police told us something is not right about this case. investigators just told us that lana was a bit wet and cold but had no visible injuries. that is not consistent, according to police, with being exposed to last night s frigid temperatures. she was missing for more than four hours. and it s very possible that this child was released by someone shortly before being found by andrew tornabean. i seen her staggering and falling on her hands and knees in the snow. i just got out of my car and picked her up and immediately knew that that s what everyone was looking for. and it was that. i just called the police. first things first, though, i put her in the vehicle to make sure she got warm because she was freezing. i just want to thank him. because it could have turned out several different ways and by good. brian: lorain police are trying to determine what might have had her in those four hours that she was missing. lana s fa ....
editorial board of the machine learning journal the co-founder of international machine learning society and the winner of the ctk dd innovation award. he is the author of over 200 technical publications on machine learning data and datamining and other areas. tonight he joins us and what i ve learned as a launch event for his new book the master algorithm how the quest for the alternate learning machine will remake our world. please join me in welcoming to town hall dr. pedro domingos. [applause] thank you all for braving the traffic to be here. i will try to make this special preview part i want to tie about the change happening in the world today. this change is as big as the internet, the personal computer. it touches every part of society. it affects everybody s life. it touches your life right now in ways that you are probably unaware of. fortunes are being made because of it and fortunately jobs in many cases are necessarily being lost because of it. children ....
the secretary stressed any action would be carefully tailored and would not involve u.s. boots on the ground. david: before the president or secretary of state talked we had consumer sentiment. that slipped to 82.1 in august after hitting a 6-month high last month. despite the declines americans were more upbeat about their outlook for the future. cheryl: vodafone confirmed it is in talks with verizon. you knew this if you ve been watching fox business, is in talks to sell its stake in verizon wireless. no news but it could potentially be a 130 billion-dollar deal. david: this is not good news. spending rising just .1% of missing analyst estimates. it matched weak growth in personal income which also rose .1 percent. cheryl: look at gold falling for a third straight day, the commodity declining, $16.80 an ounce $1680 an ounce. gold gained more than 6%. that big safety play we re following for you. david: remember we re telling you for every seller there is a buyer. he ....