and he said to me, he neuron mcnair up -- he knew ron mcnair up at m.i.t. where he graduated from. he said to me of all the students on that campus, ron mcnair was better prepared for the journey at m.i.t. than anybody else. that is because these hbcu's take the time not to just explore what may be in the textbooks, but they look at what may be in the life experiences of these students who come there. when i think about those students growing up on the sea islands of florida, georgia, south carolina, north carolina, gitchee e call gulla country who come to colleges and universities not knowing a whole common, what we call language ulla gitchee and they are very smart students who know what to do with calculus and math and sometimes may have problems making a subject and verb agree because of their experiences. and they go to these colleges and universities where the teachers, the professors and other students have similar backgrounds, i know so well because like david scott just mentioned, i met my spouse of 58 years on that campus, she was a gulla woman. but she went on to get a m

but then another questionable pit stop from ferrari mcnair was called in early putting him right in the firing line mclaren valiantly tried to defend his position but he was effectively a sitting duck for the red bull driver and his fresher tires. at the front hamilton was going through the motions he's won more than half the races this season breaking records and doing donuts for fun but he still took time to praise his young. rivals to stop and the clan. you know really proud to be in a period of time where there is such such great youngsters young people coming through these guys have been doing a phenomenal job and i really feel privileged to be in a period of time where they're here and i'm looking forward to hopefully more close battles with us in the future i expect more scenes like this next season hamilton now just 7 race when shy of michael schumacher his all time records. well there's been some sad world news from the music world renowned latvian conductor americium anson's has died instant petersburg at the age of $76.00 he conducted some of the world's leading classical ens

and then mcnair turns the black and white post what photos into colorful close ups. but no matter how big a success the photo of a model may be all the figures meet the same fate. they're destroyed none of them survived longer than one day. and i to think these are just space of only half right it's worth it's like when we're looking through the images on our face every day we see hundreds and hundreds and we take stock in that we devalued the images highly enough so it's kind of a player not a modeling party becomes a work of art but it finally refers to 2 weeks original unbuilt full of. fun. the location of this painting portrait of a lady by ghost stuff clipped one of the world's most sought after missing artworks has been a mystery since it was stolen from an art gallery in p a chance it's a day back in 1997. the italian police are now investigating off the painting was discovered hidden in a wall of the very gallery where it been previously been on display however the mystery deepens as the gallery and its surroundings were checked with a fine tooth comb after t

it usually ends up like this honestly most kids can do it better than i do but a lot of them eleanor mcnair proves that modeling party is more than just a toy what she is able to create from it is very impressive. colorful modeling patty it's an ideal plaything for kids but it can also be used to create genuine works of art. especially in the hands of london artists ellen mcmahon. by 6 years ago a knack of car friends for they ran a photographic craze and one of their minds was to remake a famous photograph in place and my team won that one and say really i just brought that idea. the idea inspired to knock the project but it's anything but child's play the challenge for elena is to complete a figure in just a few hours the modeling compound dries quickly and turns brittle she has to balance speed with precision. i think the i and she take me through the longest time. and if the i scale wrong it's really hard to catch semites as. well a number of protests from the internet and recreate her favorite subjects images by well known for talk of such as nicholas murray cindy sherman and diane arb

was forced to go beyond after losing a son fair game at october fest bad but not quite as bad as for mcnair to star marcel nino's up top very asian on the black red and gold of the german flag almost as spectacular was this goal. time to go head to head with a few real characters stefan f. and bear aka the tiger he was never one to avoid a confrontation though his opponents tended to try and stay out of this wild cats hair. but of course there's our trophy doll a warrior with his trademark mohawk back in the seventy's a full mains powered bike there was one of the big beasts of the bundesliga jungle . album a young bamboozle defenders with his goals and his superhero head are. now things are about to get really hairy with dreadlocks doods and all their. ations. former hanover defender outsell shop here set a benchmark while current standard bearers including like cyclone ethan adler do cassim out i said to savor for i am byron striker says cannot please sporting cornrows. but of course we've saved the best for last mullet one by rostock smyth there are no staff and fall into english soccer

gentlemen, switching to local nerd news-- fishman, chen, chaudury and mcnair aren't fielding a team in the university physics bowl this year. you're kidding. why not? they formed a barbershop quartet and got a gig playing knott's berry farm. wow, so in your world, you're like the cool guys. recognize. (chuckling): this is our year. with those guys out, the entire physics bowl will kneel before zod. zod? kryptonian villain. long story. good story. well, count me out. what? why? you want me to use my intelligence in a tawdry competition? would you ask picasso to play pictionary? would you ask noah webster to play boggle? would you ask jacques cousteau to play go fish? come on, youd a four-person team. we're four people. by that reasoning we should also play bridge, hold up a chuppah and enter the olympic bobsled competition. sheldon, what, do i need to quote spock's dying words to you?

hillary clinton mcnair first every her appearance on the howard stern show, saying she regrets not appearing in is showing 201 2016 and better prioritizing or media appearances. a new york post columnist calling it the biggest hit yet that she is mulling is mulling 2020 run. it is hillary talking about that loss. >> obviously i was crossed, i was disappointed, and i was really surprised because i couldn't figure out what had happened. i ran for president because i love the country and i wanted to serve this country. i thought i would've been. >> melissa: between the center interview with the bbc, which she really did sound i thought for the first time like she was very serious about running this time around, what is your take? >> i don't think she's going to run. i think it's too late. even michael bloomberg jumped into this thing way too late. i like hillary and i think she would've been a phenomenal president. a lot better than president trump will ever be. at the end of the day i think it's too late for her to enter this race. fort come are there enough democrats in the race? pickle obvio

photographic laboratory and film vault on the grounds of the army war college, now known as fort leslie j mcnair in southwest d.c., which happens to be the post where the us army center of military history is now located. what goes around comes around. the outbreak of world war ii, of course, created a huge demand for army photography, and required the signal corps to really up its operations in that area. the war department finally issued regulations that give responsibility to the signal corps for all photographic work, except as specifically assigned to other branches, so a broad authority. and this time, the emphasis was placed on combat photography, and cameramen, as we've seen, served on the front lines. to administer this wartime buildup, the photographic division was in the office of the chief signal officer became the army pictorial service in june 1942. and we have a picture there of that office, i believe, after d-day in april 1942, and another one in august 1941, a little bit smaller. one of the notable things as how many women were working in the office at that time because the draf

ron mcnair, who personally inspired me and embarrassed me into submitting my application for the astronaut program because he reminded me of something my mom and dad told me all the time growing up in south carolina, that you can do anything you want to do if you are willing to work and put your mind to it. i had forgotten that. ron asked me, when he asked if i was going to apply for the program, and i told him, not on your life. he looked at me strange and said, why not? i said, they would never pick me. he said, that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. [laughter] mr. bolden: how do you know if you don't ask? so i was challenged and i did, but i was inspired by apollo becoming part of the program, and i was most inspired in my almost eight years as a nasa administrator when i learned that people who have no clue of rocket ships and sometimes don't know which end is up play an importantly critical role in the very future and whether or not we exist. the reason we were not ready to go into human spaceflight from the u.s. right after we phased out the shuttle, we could not convince the c