deborah fuller has a lab known as the fuller lab. we are thrilled that deborah fuller will join us from her university of washington, and we will get an update here on the virus come on the mutation, the variance that have been reported in the last few days, and critically, how that folds over into the winter season to the .eal dread of the pros dow futures up for, nasdaq 100 leading the way today. down $0.67. stay with us. this is must watch, must listen on the pandemic. . . . . we do that next. -- on dependent. we do that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: it is a spending bill that has something for everyone. last night, the senate gave final approval to a measure that combines coronavirus relief with regular government funding and tax breaks for businesses. white house aides say president trump will sign the measure into law. it includes 900 dollars in economic relief. the second largest such measure in u.s. history. most americans will get a one-time payment of $600, plus enhanced jobless benefits will be extended. to havetack

how sarah fuller kicked her way into history. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news on just how soon americans may be able to get a vaccine for the deadly coronavirus. tonight the drug maker moderna says it has applied for emergency approval from the f.d.a. for its vaccine, making it just the second company, after pfizer, to ask for emergency authorization. the company says it's on track to have 20 million doses ready by the end of december. the army general in charge of distributing the shots in the u.s. says that by june, 100% of americans who want to be vaccinated, will be. and the h.h.s. secretary, alex azar, tells cbs news that many seniors in nursing homes, along with front line workers, will have already gotten their shots before the end of this year. but it's what happens before then that has public health officials sounding alarms tonight. dr. anthony fauci the nation's to

it is winslow who gives the fuller account. our harvesting gotten in, our government our governor sent four men so that we might after a special manner, report rejoice together after we had gathered the fruit of our labors. many of the indians coming amongst us, and among the rest their great king mesozoic with some men whom for three days, we entertained and feasted. and they went out and killed five deer, which they brought to the plantation. the implication of a special event, and the fact of the native presence, or in this account, was not in bradford's. the questions surrounding both of these cases prompted me to think more closely about the native role when the colony and the overall colonial response to that native presence. but these are not the only questions that bear consideration in the early history of plymouth. and the editors of the new addition hope that our volume will help other scholars to investigate other questions. >> that is all for now. and we can have time for some questions. thank you. >> thank you ver

we'll show you how sara fuller made history once again in college football. sara fuller made history once again in college football. it's in the small, everyday moments. and in the places, you'd never expect. a little sign of hope. the feeling of freedom. and once these little moments start adding up, that's when it feels like so much more. it feels like real progress. caplyta effectively treats adults with schizophrenia. and it's just one pill, once a day, with no titration. caplyta can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles or confusion, which can mean a life-threatening reaction or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permanent. dizziness upon standing, falls, and impaired judgment may occur. most common side effects include sleepiness and dry mouth. high cholesterol and weight gain may occur, as can high blood sugar which may be fatal. in clinical trials, weight, cholesterol and blood sugar changes were similar to placebo. so if you're affected by sc

this was the first of a number of trips taken by fuller over the next few years to the bay colony. fuller's ability to impact the disease was likely minimal, but he spent many hours in consultation with the puritan leaders of salem who had no clergyman at the time and then on later visits he engaged in similar discussions with john winthrop and other lay leaders of the 1630 migration. the question before all who emigrated in the early years of massachusetts was how to form churches and undertake worship. the answer was to be found in the practices of those who had formed congregations themselves, such as that -- forming it through lay initiative. in letters to governor bradford, inserted into bradford's letter book and then copied into a plymouth plantation, endicott praised fuller for his knowledge of mr. robinson's church and expressed his view that he, john endicott, believed the plymouth faithful were servants of one master and of the same household, and that god's people are all marked with one and the same mark, and sealed with one and the same seal. and have, for the main, o

>>instead morgan is celebrating vanderbilt sarah fuller making history. she basically had to learn how to kick a football and a week. >>knowing from stay and said so difficult to do and so i was super stoked to see. the attention on her and for her to get a chance morgan tells us it's been tough to see all of the criticism fuller has received so like a football i q and just a lot respect for women in the first place like they they don't know or experiences. morgan hopes that little girls everywhere realize that they can do anything they set their mind to women in our super strong we are such strong being use and we're passionate and we can really make a stand and in these places where men have dominated. >>all right back to our breaking news tonight the fda has authorized pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use now this green light means that millions of americans can now get the vaccine within days the fda calling vaccine safe and strongly protective. a centers for disease control and prevention advisory committee, poised to recommend who's first

cappeak with a small investor, frederick stanske of fuller and thaler management, all during the market mania. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: today, we are focused on the mania -- what else could you call it? -- in the markets. 684% in 2020. yes. see it hit the s&p 500 tomorrow. impressed with't any move unless you price it in bitcoin first. caroline: [laughter] he is totally underwhelmed. for the rest of us, they have had an extremely impressive year and after the close tomorrow, it will be graduating into the big leagues, so to speak, with inclusion in the s&p 500, where it would be the sixth biggest. romaine: going to be a major event there, and a lot of activity coinciding with the introduction of tesla to the index. we will see what happens. a lot going on in this market with big caps, small caps, everything in between. joe: all the caps. romaine: here to discuss behavior of the market and participants is fuller and thaler portfolio manager and whoner frederick stanske, specializes in behavioral investing in small caps. fred, what is the behavior telling you? frederick: the b

fuller, thank you so much. have a good year. university of washington school of medicine microbiology professor. what a great voice to talk to and walk off this hour. let's wrap up the hour. it will probably be a quiet trading day. we see trading to some extent still ahead of last year's levels. the s&p 500 futures barely change. 3722. we are seeing a little bit of selling in crude. the 10 year with a yield of .93. coming up later on bloomberg television and radio, alicia she haswe will see what to say about the upcoming market environment. and happy and healthy new year. we are looking forward to spending 2021 with you. take care, i'm carol massar. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ for jonatt miller in ferro. the countdown to the open starts now. we begin with the big issue. tumultuous to a 2020. >> the coronavirus. >> the coronavirus has completely dominated the conversation. >> i don't feel we are on stable ground. >> we don't know what is going on. >> record low treasury yields. investors are naturally quite panicked at the mom

fuller? dr. fuller: yes. thank you. so doctor, there are some side effects which are expected with most vaccines and they're just part of what happens and especially in this time when covid is such a major issue, what is fda or cdc or moderna, perhaps moderna has a plan, for informing people of what to expect? in other words, we can -- we can handle things if we know that this is part of what's expected and it's only going to be a few days and we have someone to report it to, if we think otherwise. i don't remember the plan for how people will be informed of what the side effects may be as they go to take this vaccine. can you help remind me, please? >> well, i do know that the side effects are going to be described in detail in the fact sheets for providers as well as for the recipients. i'll open up for other people to chime in on other things. so, i guess i'm asking if there will be some sort of campaign to make sure that people -- we all get fact sheets with our medicines and our vaccines and whatever, and we read t

pick up on that quote you said about pollution and and then how we might reimagine a future but mr fuller said pollution is nothing but the resources we are not harvesting we allow them to disperse because we've been ignorant of their value your thoughts on this and how does this relate to projects like we see now like the international space station we have a problem we can either despair and say let's not move forward we have too many problems we can't we can't cope or we could say how do we as humans with our brilliant minds overcome these issues. yeah i mean we are on a spaceship today but the systems and processes. that the space station are you make sure that the suits know i'm cute voiced and wastes is the impacts of waste on minimized by recycling recycling. at those for instance can be applied to us so we can extend the life span of us in this ations and so we can't explore because it's going to be able to if we just store it in form which hosts life on this planet so i rebooted the solar movement which buttons to. the side of. ok that is really around so you spice that what you

>>morgan says she's been excited to see fuller's accomplishments and she says it's very impressive. fuller had to learn to kick a football in just one week so really cool to see women supporting women i know morgan told me that kicking a football is totally different than a soccer ball. she said it was a huge learning curve for her love this sound bite from her i know rei a very very impressive sunday, the nfl right you never know let's look for it to happen will be fun. thanks skyla. >>well look at this move as releases first ever music video today coming up we will share is very important message to a very cool beat. >>now as time when millions of people will be flocking to hear sfo. all decorated for christmas while travel of course will be down compared to this time last year the airport is putting out a very important message and in a creative to say 6 feet apart pleaded socially is a good starting the trouble in the problem if you put your mask >>a service without an open and if you don't have to share one of together issue for the sanitized watching as the 20 seconds the not

vanderbilt' sara fuller, first woman to play in a power five. the interim coach says every player is being evaluated and if fuller is the best come game time, she'll play. fuller stepped up last week because the other kickers were exposed to covid they're still out. the georgia head coach, kirby smart, said he hopes fuller suits up good for the young girls to see, he said. a fisherman telling his story. stewart is his name. each says he was out there sta are gazing, floating about when the watrushed water rushed into. today he returned to land. the crew saved him stewart was greeted by reporters. he told them you know the world's most interesting man i'm just the opposite. if ever, no longer true. here's cnbc's kate rogers. >> there's no one around and i'm trying to think of what i can do to get help >> reporter: all alone surrounded by water under a full moon, stewart bee says he clung to the bough of his boat for up to 12 hours as the rest of it submerged underwater after capsizing. >> i was sleeping. the water came gushing in. >> reporter: in

sarah fuller becoming the first woman to score in a power five football game. the vanderbilt senior kicking away any doubters. what she's saying this morning about this epic achievement. >>> and good morning. as we come on the air, the packages containing the vaccine are beginning to move from pfizer to u.p.s. and fedex. the first step on a journey that will deliver 3 million doses to americans this week. it's a historic moment for the u.s., and gustave perna, the army general leading "operation warp speed" says the mission won't be done until every american has access to this vaccine. >> still one recent poll suggests 6 in 10 americans would be uncomfortable being the first to try this vaccine which has been developed and produced at unprecedented speeds. while today's events do not signal the end of the crisis, it could be a turning point and a sign of hope after ten months in which nearly 300,000 americans have died of covid-19. >> and by wednesday, 336 sites across the country could have received vaccines. so the first round of people can get the shots. our

fuller? >> yes. thank you. so doctor, there are some side effects that are expected with most vaccines and they're just part of what happens and especially in this time when covid is such a major issue, what are fda or cdc or moderna perhaps moderna has a plan for informing people of what to expect. in other words, we can -- we can handle things if we know that this is part of what's expected and it's only going to be a few days and we have someone to report it to, if we think otherwise. i don't remember the plan for how people will be informed of what the side effects may be as they go to take this vaccine. can you help remind me, please? >> well, i do know that the side effects are going to be described in detail in the fact sheets for providers as well as for the recipients. i'll open up for other people to chime in on other things. >> i guess i'm asking if there will be some sort of campaign to make sure that people -- we all get fact sheets for our medicines and our vaccines and whatever, and we read them

vanderbilt's sarah fuller became the first woman to score in a power-5 football game. fuller's teammates congratulated her after she kicked an extra point to tie the game against tennessee. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," meet the next americans to walk on the moon, including at least one woman who will take the next giant leap. also, this giraffe gave some tourists a run for their money. so, what upset the gentle giant? ts a run for their mon christmas in bethlehem, with joy, peace, and a pandemic. demic. >> diaz: nasa made strides nasaweek to put a man back on the moon-- a man and a woman, that is. and if all goes according to olan, it will happen by 2024. plan, it will happen by cbs' mark strassmann has more on the mission. >> jessica watkins. >> reporter: make way, apollo era. in 2020, this is what the right stuff looks like. ke.the artemis generation. >> reporter: nasa's 18 artemis astronauts range in age from 32 ey 55. they include flight test pilots, geologists and a former navy seal. half have never been to space. half are women. and nasa intends for

>>instead morgan is celebrating vanderbilt sarah fuller making history. she basically had to learn how to kick a football and a week. >>knowing from stay and said so difficult to do and so i was super stoked to see. the attention on her and for her to get a chance morgan tells us it's been tough to see all of the criticism fuller has received so like a football i q and just a lot of respect for women in the first place like they they don't know or experiences. morgan hopes that little girls everywhere realize that they can do anything they set their mind to women in our super strong we are such strong being use and we're passionate and we can really make a stand and in these places where men have dominated. >>a great message from make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! yep! get the gifts you love... yesss! ... for everyone on your list. you've got the h

>>instead morgan is celebrating vanderbilt sarah fuller making history. she basically had to learn how to kick a football and a week. >>knowing from stay and said so difficult to do and so i was super stoked to see. the attention on her and for her to get a chance morgan tells us it's been tough to see all of the criticism fuller has received so like a football i q and just a lot respect for women in the first place like they they don't know or experiences. morgan hopes that little girls everywhere realize that they can do anything they set their mind to women in our super strong we are such strong being use and we're passionate and we can really make a stand and in these places where men have dominated. >>a great advanced non-small cell lung cancer can take away so much. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr

>>morgan says she's been excited to see fuller's accomplishments and she says it's very impressive for had to learn to kick in just one >>as we get closer to christmas more more people are decking their halls and in arkansas neighborhood a lot of people were convinced there was a grinch on the loose. haley brooks looked into this she brings us the story. >>now a lot of houses have hope that putting out their christmas decorations just from this house. scoggin say that their angel decoration was hit by the mom i'll grant you can see that the cord was cut through. but it may not be the top of grants you expect. >>it says frustrating tis the season for christmas lights wreaths garland any s grinches a lot of the people in town had posted about some of their lights that they felt had been vandalized aaron scoggins was one of those people she was convinced the grinch was trying to steal christmas in mom l by cutting the cord on her decorations and others in the area okay, maybe we've got a screws around here, you know it's 2020 turns out the culprit has 2 more legs than everyone thought we

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more from our tennis correspondent russell fuller. this runs the 26 australian open. training in the by, having double surgery training in the by, having double surgery earlier this year but even with a three week delay to the australian open pushed back to february because of covid—19, doesn't feel like you will quite be ready in time. i'm sure also to weeks of quarantine in australia where players have to stay in their rooms however they are 19 hours a day didn't appeal to federer, not being able to travel with his family and farfrom being able to travel with his family and far from ideal when you are trying to recover full fitness. instead, he will look to resume his career in late february over a year after he last played in this year's australian open semifinal with the schedule still not being published as you might expect to see and play perhaps indoors at one of european events before heading back to dubai where he is an eight time champion. the pandemic has seen many sports and their governing bodies lose millions of pounds. in rugby union, england's rfu re

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we will speak to craig fuller, ceo of freightwaves, on the supply chain and logistics challenges. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: -- ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up later today, we will speak with nobel laureate paul krugman. that is at 4:00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's check in on the bloomberg first word news now. for the first time, a coronavirus vaccine will be available in a western country. regulators in the u.k. have approved the vaccine made by pfizer and biontech. -- areses are really\/ ready for delivery from belgium. in the u.s., an fda panel will meet next week to discuss the vaccine. president-elect joe biden won't quickly end the phase one trade deal with china. biden told "the new york times" he first wants to conduct a review of u.s. policy with beijing, and that will include consulting with key allies. biden also said he would not make any immediate moves on tariffs imposed by president trump. in hong kong, activist joshua wong was sentenced to more than a year in jail for leading a protest outside police headquarters last year. it was

you can ask that question of her again for probably a fuller answer. >> thank you. wtae.e have shannon from >> 145 million dollars sounds a lot of money. can you quantify how far do you feel that will go to hell pennsylvania small businesses? like politically -- civic leave been trying what you can in reaching out to congress to get these folks some relief. so what does it mean to you and how far you think it will go? >> is a down payment. president-elect biden said about the cares act funding, but i think if the general assembly act quickly can get this into the hands of businesses. it's really small businesses. smalloes a long way for businesses. maybe not so much with big businesses. way forinly goes a long a bridge for where we are and when the cares act funding starts drifting in from washington. again because it is focused on small businesses, it will go a long way. the quicker we get it out, the more efficient and effective it will be. >> if you could take a moment to andk to a cafe out there, ice cream shop, a hairdresser, of those folks who are watching you

vanderbilt lost to tennessee, but history will remember sarah fuller. after the game, she credited her "harry potter" socks for the successful kicks. you made us >>> and we're going to get another round of showers heading into this afternoon, 51 degrees and a current look at satellite radar. you can see we are going to see light to moderate rain at times over the next couple of hours. peak hours during the first half of the day. microclimate highs in the upper 50s throughout the bay area. 59 in san jose. 50 for san francisco. and also we're watching king tides as the coastal flood advisory in effect starting at 7:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. on tuesday. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including the delightful interview with a 91-year-old british man who was one of the first people on the planet to receive the covid vaccine. who also had some concerns about parking at the health care facility. >>> then the dad who stepped up when the p.a. system went down at a high school game and crushed the national anthem. >>> our sunday focus on the

that's where sarah fuller became the first woman to score in u.s. college football in power five conferences. her first time scoring with a successful extra point. fuller also serves as the goalie for the vanderbilt womens soccer team. so thanks for watching. i'm robyn curnow. my colleague back with more news after the break. well, thanks for joining me. have a wonderful sunday wherever you are. . . last night's sleep, interrupted by pain? tonight, silence it with new zzzquil night pain. because pain should never get in the way of a restful night's sleep. new zzzquil night pain. silence pain, sleep soundly. see every yikes...... and even every awwwwwwww... wait, where was i? introducing self protection from xfinity. designed to put you in control. with real-time notifications and a week of uninterrupted recording. all powered by reliable, secure wifi from xfinity. gotta respect his determination. it's easy and affordable to get started. get self protection for $10 a month. in the coming hours, the first krof vaccine authorized for use in the u.s. co

allen gelso who is a visiting fellow at the simon center for american studies and the fuller institute for the heritage foundation and senior research scholar in the council of the humanities at princeton university and erector of the james madison programs initiative and politics and statesmanship. to do us the honor of closing us out. dr. gelso is an acclaimed scholar of american history whose writings have been recognized as among the most important contributions to scholarly and public understanding of the 19th century america. his book, abraham lincoln redeemer president received the 20 2000 lincoln prize as well as the 2000 prize of the abraham institute of the mid atlantic. ladies and gentlemen, without further a do i, ido, i'd like te dr. frederick gelso. >> it is the greatest of all political documents just 197 word, far shorter than the gettysburg address. it's not necessarily unusual in that way because it's not a legal declaration or a set of statutes. it is more nearly akin to the preamble of the constitution since it simply pledgees that for our better ordering and preser

you can ask that question to her and get probably a fuller answer. >> thank you. next we have shannon from wtae. >> good morning, governor. 145 million dollars sounds like a lot of money. can you quantified -- how far do you feel that will go to help pennsylvania small businesses? i ask you to speak from the heart. it feels like politically and cynically, you have been trying what you can in reaching out to congress to get these folks some relief. what does this mean to you and how far you think it will go? gov. wolf: not far enough but it is a down payment. that is what president-elect biden said about this round of cares act funds. it is a down payment. i think if the general assembly acts quickly, we can get this into the hands of businesses. you mentioned, it is really to small businesses. $145 million goes a long way for small businesses. maybe not semites with big businesses but the small , businesses go a long way. it certainly goes a long way in building the bridge between where we are and when the cares act funding starts drifting in from washington. agai

universidad en pantalla, la pateadora la primera mujer en la historia tener un gol de campo bravo por sarah fuller, cambio y fuera . >> domina la acción fue presentado por truly vivamos truly . >> ahora regresamos con david gonzález adelante >> buenas tardes amigos importante, peligro la zona costera que se extiende hasta el próximo martes advertencia por la costa advertencia también por altas olas porque pueden alcanzar 25 pies de altura adicionalmente tenemos otro aviso por tormenta invernal, al lunes a las 4:00 de la mañana, ráfagas de hasta 30 millas por hora y seis pulgadas de nieve en esa región precaución en la autopista 89 los próximos 10 días veremos lluvias llegar al día de mañana durante las horas de la madrugada a las 10:00 de la mañana veremos otra ronda de lluvias a partir de las horas de la tarde nuevamente otro tercer sistema llegará al área de la bahía desde el día miércoles a el día jueves con condiciones de lluvia que se repiten en estos días del próximo fin de semana, con nubosidad de la región así es que estaremos pendiente de las condiciones, específic

sarah fuller, vanderbilt kicker, made some history. >> she sure did. >> she was able to, with that right there, cement herself in history, becoming the first woman to score two points in a power five college game at vanderbilt against tennessee there, sec game. she scored two points but vanderbilt lost by a lot. they were like 42-17 unfortunately. >> not her fault. >>> everything's bigger in texas, apparently hanukkah lights included.an actually decorating his house. he's adding inflatables. there's a wooden dreidel. you can even listen to hanukkah music when you drive by. of course he is on insta @hanukkahhouse. festive. >> again, happy hanukkah. that festival of lights looking so beautiful there. i'm sure it gives the neighborhood something to drive by during this pandemic. that's going to be the big thing during this holiday season is staying in the car and driving by the lights. >> and providing a little bit of service, just an outing for your neighborhood. >>> you guys have seen this video about that ukraine icy slip and fall. i feel like it was a metaphor for me for 2020. >> that w

that's where sarah fuller became the first woman to score in u.s. college football's elite power five conferences. this was her second time kicking for ander built, but her first time scoring with a successful extra point after a touchdown. fuller also serves as the goalie for the vanderbilt women's soccer team. good for her. well done. >>> thanks for watching cnn newsroom. i'm michael holmes. stick around, if you like. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. before you go over the river and through the woods this holiday season. remember, safe drivers save 40% with allstate. saving is easy when you're in good hands. call a local agent, or 1-800-allstate for a quote today. if you have type 2 diabetes and risks for heart disease, you could land in the hospital with heart failure. for people like you, farxiga does more than lower a1c. farxiga also helps prevent hospitalization for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and

that is vanderbilt kicker sarah fuller against tennessee, becoming the first woman to score a point in a power five conference game. in fact she didn't kick one, she kicked to an this sec lost to the volunteers. got third round action from the u.s. women's open. par 312. looking at a player with 180 yards out. with that orange ball, and she made it disappear.: one. the conquered native, she's in the hud, excuse me. got that nice shot, she is 4 shots off the lead. wouldn't that be something? meantime, we've got the nfl and the raiders, a home dog and a muddy game, the 49ers favorite against an old friend, alex smith and that washington football team. he is hot right now, three straight wins. the number one overall pick is 3 and 1, that's all two years removed from a horrific leg injury that nearly caused him his career, his leg and his life. >> for him to go through what he went through and to still want to come back, it is definitely not a money thing. the guy does all right in that area. it's not something he had to do. it shows why he's been successful >> that's it for ♪ ♪ captio

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we profiled kicker sarah fuller when she was the first woman to play in a major college football game. well, today she is the first ever to score. kicking an extra point for the commodores in the game against tennessee. >>> when we come back, the dazzling holiday decorations going up for a good cause >>> there's good news tonight about the true spirit of the season and the families lighting the way with their labors of love this year families all over are finding special ways to bring light to these dark times. using their biggest and brightest holiday displays in tennessee, melissa and dan biddock giving back, hosting a dazzling outdoor gift donation for babies in a local hospital >> we decided to do the toy drive for the nicu babies. >> reporter: it's a mission with special meaning. their own son mason has been ill and in the nicu since he was born in july >> it's been an emotional roller coaster. my first grandchild is going through so much. and we can't even be with him but knowing that this is happening, it makes me smile >> reporter: this celebration honoring the dedicated docto

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such concepts pliend them to the fuller truths. the richer realities of the past. and they use these simplistic theories as tools to tear down their country, manipulate their students or both. nor do these historians love their students in a way that truly serve ises them. they do not respect their students' independence as thee thinkers capable of grappling with the complexity of historical realitity and forming their own judgments about it. and all great historical figures have possessed. instead they robbed their students of their heritage, of their birthright and their ability to understand accurately the origins of the world in which they live. in a sense, these skpt call historians robbed them of their inheritance to honor and be inspired by from whose muscle takes they might learn. they deprive of the joy of learning in a dynamic, honest and imaginatively rich classroom. they round them of to learn from previousrations. the path to maturity and happiness. i have seen it transform students' lives in successful history classes. a love of country and of the stu