southwest florida, where nearly five days after hurricane ian made landfall, the death toll continue it is climb. hundreds of thousands of people remain in the dark without electricity as some communities are now essentially unrecognizable. this morning we have the very latest on rescue and recovery efforts taking place as president biden prepares to tour the damage here firsthand. good to be with you, boris. and i m amara walker. overseas more than 100 people are dead after violence erupts at a soccer stadium in indonesia. we re learning about what started the deadly chaos. plus ukrainian forces make critical gains. and mortgage rates climbing to their highest level in 15 years. what that means for home buyers should be doing amid soaring inflation. new day starts right now. good morning, everyone. it is sunday, october 2nd. thank you so much for spending a part of your morning with us. boris, i know you have had quite an event full morning already. yeah, amara. it h
to be a secretary. and part of the project we are doing, we plan to open the secretary s room in 2020. so if you want to hear more about that, there is some in your packs about the project. and , if churchill was trying to think of what we had in the collection. we got a gift from londonderry of a replica, it s one of my favorite items in the house. it is in the library. and i was really interested yesterday to start to hear a little bit about churchill s relationship with attlee, we will hear a lot more about that. so we have another family of hillss, like the church here, we have the bews here this morning. very excited about what they are going to say. we have lord bew, professor of politics at the university in belfast. bew who is john professor of i have got that wrong. i am sorry, lord bew. lord bew is our politics expert, and john bew is history is our history professor and foreign affairs and award-winning historian. they will give us an excellent talk this my, s
good book, churchill and the bomb. one of my grandfather s best quotations, and there are so many to choose from, is this one. the farther backward we can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. we think, most of us, that history is past. done and dusted, over with, just a memory. but history has a way of coming back to bite us. as ronald reagan said, here we go again. i remember when the cold war was over. but then it wasn t. i remember farther back when people were scared of the a-bomb, and then worse, of the h-bomb. and now today, the specter of nuclear war has once again reared its ugly head. kevin ruane is professor of modern history at canterbury christ church university in united kingdom. he has written quite a few books, one on vietnam, and one is coming out very shortly on anthony eden. and that will be a very interesting one because, for me, he had such a long history with grandpapa. he is working on now something that i am really, really hoping to ge
we will explore the history of this midwest city parent coming up, the sinking of the steamboat, one of the many to sink on the dangerous waters of the missouri river. it sank within minutes. 150 passengers on board were terrified and no one died. but they lost all the freights , goods and cargoes belongings. third 132 years until the until we dug it up. nationalter, visit the world war i museum and memorial and see a collection of posters involved in the comments in the conflict. true socialere the media of the day. really what they meant to the various countries. with thein our look mayor, james. isphysically, keep it 480,000 people spread across the 318 square miles, about 1460 per square mile. 30 smart when you get down to it. roughly 30% african-american, 11% latino, 5% various mixes of immigrants and cultures there. the rest, caucasian. kansas city has a variety of neighborhoods and an extremely sophisticated purpose and culture, things people might not expect. ,e
please welcome edwin a sands. edwina sands. [applause] edwina: good morning. can you hear me all right? clear as a bell, i hope. it is lovely to be here for another conference. each one i come to seems to be even better than the last. we have kevin, kevin ruane here, who has written this very, very good book, churchill and the bomb. one of my grandfather s best quotations, and there are so many to choose from, is this one. the farther backward we can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. we think, most of us, that history is past. done and dusted, over with, just a memory. but history has a way of coming back to bite us. as ronald reagan said, here we go again. i remember when the cold war was over. but then it wasn t. i remember farther back when people were scared of the a-bomb, and then worse, of the h-bomb. and now today, the specter of nuclear war has once again reared its ugly head. kevin ruane is professor of modern history at canterbury christ church