the new center here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. weber getting with the breaking news of that deadly attack on israel. hamas militants, launching a surprise, simultaneous rocket and ground attack. this, at the break of dawn, killing 70 people, according to israeli emergency services. israeli officials say, hamas has fired 2500 rockets. the rocket fire serving as cover for an unprecedented multipronged infiltration of hamas fighters crossing into israel s borders. israel s military said that palestinian fighters penetrated at least three military installations. those being at the eras border crossing, the zakim base, and the gaza division headquarters and at rhame. now at one point, israel s police chief said, forces were engaging gunman in 21 separate locations. israel s prime minister says, he spoke with president biden, as well as secretary of state anthony blinken, and they say that the u.s. fully supports israel s right to defend itself. [spe
specific information from new jersey s department of transportation for people specifically who plan to ride patco and for people who plan to make that hike, that very long walk across the ben franklin bridge. exactly what roads will be closed is what we ll detail now. multiple agencies, including the new jersey department of transportation, new jersey transit, which runs the river line, as well as the turnpike authority, state police and camden officials, as you can imagine, have been working at a roundtable on this plan for many months now. here s what we just found out. special tickets for the atlantic city line and the river line will be required and they will go on sale this saturday. new jersey is to close certain exits on 295, that is if traffic from the pope causes dangerous backups. we re told that would be worst-case scenario. the river line will have minimal stops. the walt whitman, betsy ross brinls will stay open, and exit 663 heading into philadelphia from camde
castigliola. the first appeared in the 1997 issue of the journal of american history. and the second appeared just last year in 2016 in the same journal. both of these penetrating articles [ laughter ] sorry, deal with george kennen, soviet russia and the cold war. now we all know that kennen s long-telegraphed, which was sent in february 1946 from moscow to washington and his so-called e articex article embodied the very core of u.s. containment policy to the cold war. these are the documents that frank focuses on and extrapolates from. but his articles are important, both substantively and method logically. first of all, he reexamines kennen s motives and thinking. and in so doing he makes a major methodological contribution. he injects emotion as a major factor to think about when we imagine the formation of policy in the early cold war. rather than the rational realist, frank portrays kennen in all of his humanity, rational? yes. but also insecure. anxious, frustrated. fe
last year in 2016 in the same journal. both of these penetrating articles [ laughter ] sorry, deal with george kennen, soviet russia and the cold war. now we all know that kennen s long-telegraphed, which was sent in february 1946 from moscow to washington and his so-called e articex article embodied the very core of u.s. containment policy to the cold war. these are the documents that frank focuses on and extrapolates from. but his articles are important, both substantively and method logically. first of all, he reexamines kennen s motives and thinking. and in so doing he makes a major methodological contribution. he injects emotion as a major factor to think about when we imagine the formation of policy in the early cold war. rather than the rational realist, frank portrays kennen in all of his humanity, rational? yes. but also insecure. anxious, frustrated. fearful and fearful of seeming fearful. he urges us, frank urges us to ponder the interception of emotion and reason,
it s my pleasure to welcome jack to the museum for this presentation. you re going to do questions and answers so he ll be doing q&a after his speech. welcome jack. [applause] this is a great venue, i suspect it s the first time book tv has done one from an error line hanger. this is probably my tenth book tv but it is closest to my heart. let me start background. many of you know that on july 17, 1996, at 819 p.m., twa flight 800 life to the jfk airport in hundred life the jfk airport in new york bound for paris. twelve minutes later, 8:31 p.m. off the coast of long island, the popular south shore of long island it was blown out of the sky. 230 people were killed. fifty-three of them were twa employees. many of you in this room knew at least some of those people. there is a memorial in their honor at the museum and if i were coming here and to spread a conspiracy theory i would be dishonoring their memory and would be insulting you. instead i m here to tell you what happen