the paul ramsey. ramsey. >> institute. >> okay. you are the center for bioethics and culture and you also have paul ramsey institutes i understand it is an institute studying bioethics and named for for paul ramsey. tell me about l ramsey. >> i had a lot of his writings n graduate school. the late great paul ramsey of princeton. he hadden dowed position in the ets department. he really was on the the forefront of lifting at the shift from medical ethics to bi. we have this two year fellowshim where young men and women from around the world are applying for a coveted spot. we are only able to accept a few. one of our our first paul ramsey fellows wrote the very famous book "when "when breath becomes air." he was neurosurgeon at stanford whn diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. just to give you insight insight into the caliber of people. medical doctor gilbert e ander, amer professor of ethics. >> that's great. we'll take a final break and come back and tk more. >> hello. welcome back. jennifer, you mentioned paul kyleanthony. that

fox news, laura engel has an exclusive interview with her father, john ramsey, on his hope of finding his daughter's killer by using advances in dna technology. the case of jonbenet ramsey continues to be one of the most high profile murder mysteries in the nation and one that still has her family seeking justice and pushing investigators, dna experts and government officials to come together and use cutting edge dna technology to find answers. in this case, evidence has never been tested for d n a has never been sampled for dna. um and the latest technology used to be employed the frustration of searching for his daughter's killer is still painful for john ramsey, who tells me he is preparing to submit a petition with over 17,000 signatures to colorado governor jared police next week to put dna testing decisions in the hands of a new agency outside the boulder police department. the latest technology exists in the parable on labs and the authors and those edge laboratories that are using state of the art techniques to analyze dna samples. that's where this needs to go if government o

and for the they hit tight who lay his enemies >> there you see colossal sculpture of ramsey's. absolutely gorgeous. sounds amazing. that starts on august. 20 of how long is the exhibit there for and what should people do if they're interested in going? >> all to february, 12th, so its staff as 6 months, they've got a good, long time to see it. and you must get your tickets in advance and its all time to panic. and that time taking and you can do that by going to the website of the de young museum. and i buy your tickets ahead of time once in a lifetime for this exclusive west coast presentation. rene, thank you for joining us. i'm sure a lot of people think you will be stopping by to come visit it. including highlight rogue. and thank you for joining us. that sounds so cool. i've never said like a tomb in real life. it's amazing. i have to travel. believe it or not to cairo. and i got to visit the museum there and see some incredible things. this is really need to saying those things are been a nurse in the last few years. so i'm i'm very interested in going to see that because

doll particular the so hitler said last, i have learned from ramsey's fate. and because ramsey failed, i thought, while he had no power structure, no party behind him does he? he didn't have a powerful force behind entropy and like hitler later had the brown shirts out of the party in his deal, he had the party, the nazi party, and then the brown shirts last. so he does exactly right what ramsey did wrong, and that's why it can't happen to him. interesting argument. hitler loved heroic figures like lohengrin and pnc and wagner's opera's fuel hitler's quest for power. hitler's damaged artistic dreams found refuge in wagner. long before he plunged europe into war, hitler tried his hand as a painter. it lots he. hitler saw himself primarily as an artist and not necessarily as a politician. hitler twice applied unsuccessfully to the academy of fine arts in vienna. he made ends meet by selling his own watercolor paintings with i've been, may be of he gotten into art school history would have turned out differently. it's useless to contemplate really, but sometimes

okay, doll particular the so hitler said last, i have learned from ramsey's fate and because ramsey failed, i thought, well, he had no power structure, no party behind him, does he? he didn't have a powerful force behind entropy. and like hitler later had the brown shirts out of the party in his deal, he had the party, the nazi party, and then the brown shirts last. so he does exactly right what ramsey did wrong, and that's why it can't happen to him. interesting argument. hitler loved heroic figures like low and clean and pnc and wagner's opera's fuel hitler's quest for power. hitler's damaged artistic dreams found refuge in wagner. long before he plunged europe into war, hitler tried his hand as a painter. he thought he. hitler saw himself primarily as an artist and not necessarily as a politician. hitler twice applied unsuccessfully to the academy of fine arts in vienna. he made ends need by selling his own watercolor paintings for life and may be of he gotten into art school history would have turned out differently. it's useless to contemplate really, but sometimes you do wonder what

was in need of the gen names when you saw the project on polar ballasa, leon ramsey, hide of photograph these images of journalists pulling the man's body out of sniper range. then moving it into the back of a call. that image encapsulates the horror of events outside the commodore hotel that night. terry wait, stayed at the commodore and these rare pictures show him making fun. colds in the hotel lobby, negotiations for the release of hostages had so far failed, and the kidnapping continued. on the 16th of march 1986, like the british journalist john mccarthy arrived in beirut as w t. n bureau chief. it was his 1st assignment to a war zone. he checked in to the commodore opposite w t. n's offices, excited to be staying at the now legendary hotel. i think i had a rather romantic view of what the commodore would be like. um. i had heard from other colleagues who'd been there and stayed there was very aware that it was a famous hotel where all the great journalists stayed. and so when i got there, i was surprised because it was nearly empty. the street fighting and fear of kidnap drove ma

may him, the commodore hotel became the de facto ministry of information. lebanese photojournalist ramsey, hyder was that the commodore during the israeli invasion, going forward on the road the lead to man. but. busy busy but the miss, i'm to pass on about i'm to pass on sooner, but not to do. but initially i didn't with well as a city iowa, but it's about 11 get there, but we should be, we'll have in the early days of the is really invasion of lebanon uselessness. our stop power, large amounts of fuel, food and cash. millions of dollars. he said enough for the hotel residence and stuff for the months to come out. also lent journalists money can visual, allowing me my name and casual my of the you know for the, for the in the muscle for chaffey you thought of the say do system as it humble in my 31. we are few on cash money not annoyed. flows better than life for the commodore base journalists during the invasion was tough. west bay root was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate. shelly, but they told the real story i think the barret cj, as i said, wa

may him, the commodore hotel became the de facto ministry of information. lebanese photo journalist ramsey, hyder was that the commodore during the israeli invasion going forward on the lead to man. but. busy but the next thing about on the pseudo but smart getting this vision as well as a city iowa, but more about the seller. lemme get there. but we should even have india early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon uselessness. our stop power, large amounts of fuel, food and cash. millions of dollars, he said enough for the hotel residence and stuff for the month to come. know so also lent journalists money. can sofie visual around me? i live in a casual maya. oh, what are you from the muscle for shuffling you thought it said just isn't it humble pill? my thought is one. we are feel in cash money. no, no. i have full of clothes better than life. the commodore base journalists joining the invasion with tough west bay root was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate. shelly, but they told the real story i think the barret cj, as i said, was a big eye open

may him, the commodore hotel became the de facto ministry of information. lebanese photo journalist ramsey, hyder, was that the commodore during the israeli invasion, going forward on the lead to man. but. busy but this anthem has about, i'm going to have some sort of a spot to do, but getting the solution i didn't with well as a city. but what about sailor illema get there? but most people have in the early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon uselessness, l stop power, large amounts of fuel, food, and cash. millions of dollars, he said enough for the hotel residence and stuff for the month to come. no, so also lent journalists money. can visual, allowing me my casual my of the you know, what are you from the, in the muscle for shuffling your part of the se, joseph, and as it humble, my thought is when we are feeling cash money, no problem enjoy flows up, live life for the commodore base journalists during the invasion was tough. west bay route was under siege with constant israeli air raids and reportedly indiscriminate shelley. but they told the real story, i think the barret cj, as

mayhem, the commodore hotel became the de facto ministry of information. lebanese photojournalist, ramsey haida was at the commodore during the israeli invasion. he got one foot on because i'm a lot of, let's be honest i will. but believe the man but ha ha. busy busy going shouldn't, but up with a miss, i'm to pass on about on the bus, on the pseudo, but bothered to play killing this was without it, without welsh, it stood ala bus, the mo, caballo sailor. lemme get the berlin ocean. you will have india early days of the israeli invasion of lebanon, yousif nozzles don't pan large amounts of fuel food and cash millions of dollars. he said enough for the hotel residence and stuff for the months to come. nozzle also lent journalists money. can feel as usual around me. am i? yeah, i live in a casual my. oh no. oh, what are you from the old muscle from chassis you thought it said that it had been my thought a form. we are feeling cash money. no, no, i have poor flows better than life for the commodore base journalists joining the invasion with tough west bay root was under siege with constant i

there's never been an arrest in this case, ramsey's father says. dna advancements could finally provide answers about the death of his daughter the day after christmas of 1996. there's evidence it's never been tested for d n a. has never been sampled for d n a. um and the latest technology used to be employed. john ramsey says he is now preparing to submit a petition with more than 17,000 signatures to colorado's governor, calling for an independent agency outside the boulder police department to investigate the new dna evidence . time is 7 17, the alameda county superior court ruling that cleared the way for uc berkeley. student housing at people's park could become official as soon as today. the university wants to build housing for 1100 students on about half of the land listed on the national registry of historic places. that land is owned by uc berkeley but has been a public park since the 19 seventies. demonstrators want the area to remain and open space and say putting up housing with pave over the memory of the 19 sixties protests that were

to come to your country to show you what we have in our country. >> reporter: rene dreyfus is hoping ramsey can show another king, tut. >> when the boy king came, i was the curator and 30 months after that, i was the curator of the second tut exhibition. >> reporter: they left distinctly different legacies. the boy king was known for building monuments and families. >> he fathered about 100 sons and daughters. he was pretty good at that. >> reporter: an ancient and colorful legacy about to be reborn in the bay area. dan a.: just fantastic stuff. the exhibit includes 180 objects and it will run august 20 through mid-february. we should check that out, ama, very impressive. ama: that is so cool. ""world news" tonight" is coming up next. i'm ama daetz. dan a.: i'm dan ashley. we will see you in half an hour. ama, let's go. ama: we will be back by 6:00. dan a.: outside lands large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profit

it's titled ramsey is a great and the gold of the pharaohs. >> and it features artifacts from graham says a second. >> along with a colossal royal scott sculpture. the exhibition highlights recently discovered. >> mummified animals and treasure from the royal tombs. you can also enjoy a virtual reality tour where you'll be transported back 3,000 years. >> family-friendly, indeed, an especially wonderful for children because there are an you'll see a reenactment of ramsey's great battle of hyundai ash where you'll see the army and you'll see fighters and and have an understanding of what that battle was like for ramseys. >> this might be your only chance to see these artifacts on american soil. the exhibit runs until february of next year. but you will have to get your tickets in advance. just head over to the museum's website. up ahead on kron 4 morning news. a shooting in union city. we're going to talk about what led up to it. >> also as we head into the break, if you're looking for some plans for your sunday, today is the final day of burlingame on the avenue. summer. art and musi

called ramses the great and the gold of the pharaohs curators say it feare the greatest collection of ramsey's the second. jackson egyptian jewelry ever to come to the us it gives the visitors an opportunity to learn about ramses as a leader and as a father. but you'll learn about him as a family man who actually fathered sons and daughters. you'll learn about him as the chief of all of the priests of the different religions. the exhibition also highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the other royal tombs ramsey's the great and the goal of the pharaohs runs through february 12. well friday night baseball the a's hosting the mariners while the giants begin a road trip in the mile high city chris alvarez the sierra sports chris. i'm coming up in sports the niners get ready for preseason game number two and a rocky start to the road trip frustrating night coors is the giants dig in early deficit can't get out against the it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality

chief ramsey, you've devoted your entire career to responsible policing. when you see this video, very disturbing to watch, but, of course, very important to show. what goes through your mind? >> first of all, it is disturbing. when i look at the video, i look at it from the standpoint of whether or not the use of force was excessive. in my opinion it was. when you're reviewing force cases which i've reviewed hundreds, if not thousands, you look to see whether or not use of force was necessary. some level of force may have been necessary. we don't know what led up to this particular part of the video, but then you also have to see whether or not it was proportional. i would argue it was not. was it objectively reasonable? no. the strikes of the head, lifting of the head, pushing it against the pavement, kneeing. none of that is appropriate for an officer to use. >> all right. chief ramsey, than, as always, for your insight. we have to evidence loo it there. appreciate your time, sir. >> okay, thank you. >>> coming up, voters in three states are about to he

ramses the great and the gold of the pharaohs is going to feature artifacts of ramsey's a second along with the pharaohs, colossal royal sculpture. the exhibition highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the royal tombs. how cool is this video? you can actually take a virtual reality tour which will transport you back 3,000 years into his world and says it's an exhibit the whole family can enjoy to take a listen. >> family-friendly indeed, an especially wonderful for children because there are an you'll see a reenactment of ramsey's great battle of hyundai ash where you'll see the army and you see fighters and and have an understanding of what that battle was like for ramseys. >> so this might be your only chance to see these artifacts on american soil. but don't where you do have time. the exhibit is expected to run through february of next year. typhus does say that you need to get your tickets in advance, it's timed ticketing. so just go to the museum's website to get them. what that yeah, we have so many cool museums here that people come, you know, from aro

i think about paul ramsey. when the contributions we are able to make in this reader was that yes, and amen to the great fast of american christian realists. but also, a transatlantic perspective as well. people like white, that we just heard from. people like herbert butterfield. ennis bertinelli -- and extraordinary insensitive scholar and had views on nuclear weapons that might be closer to my canadian sensitivities. i will let you give me a hard time about that later. i was deeply entrenched in english school. and as others have argued, this tradition that has residents, also perhaps something they called the amsterdam school. people like abraham kuyper and hermann bob beck and others known as pastors and theologians but also were politically active, active in politics and policy. kuyper served as prime minister of the nuns and made foreign policy i would be remiss -- foreign policy. i would be remiss if i didn't mention i published a book with another joster, and there is a wonderful book for you to go and

six year old beauty pageant queen jonbenet ramsey was found dead in her home in boulder, colorado, the day after christmas. 1996 reporter laura engel has an exclusive interview with her father, john ramsey, about his hope of finding his daughter's killer using advanced dna technology. the case of jonbenet ramsey continues to be one of the most high profile murder mysteries in the nation and one that still has her family seeking justice and pushing investigators, dna experts and government officials to come together and use cutting edge dna technology to find answers. in this case, evidence has never been tested for d n a has never been sampled for dna. um and the latest technology used to be employed the frustration of searching for his daughter's killer is still painful. for john ramsey, who tells me he is preparing to submit a petition with over 17,000 signatures to colorado governor jared police next week to put dna testing decisions in the hands of a new agency outside the boulder police department. the latest technology exists in the para bon labs and the authors and those really

>> well, as we take calls on the ramsey show, no caller has ever said i love this debt. it's so fun making payments to lenders every month. so, david, we've got to commit to a plan. we have the debt snowball method with where you lives out your debts from smallest to largers, attack the little one with a vengeance. and when you do this, you make progress and you have that payment back in your life to attack the next one and the next one. so debt is a thief. it steals from your income, it steals from your paycheck, and we need that back in our life right now. david: so even if i have a car loan out at close to 0% interest, i should still pay that off. >> absolutely. these lenders are not your friend, and with 0% comes terrible terms, along with that you're going to be paying on this debt a long, long time. imagine if you had that $400 car payment back in your income and you're able to send your kids to college, save for retirement. that's the kind of stories we love to hear on the ramsey show. david: so what do i do then? first of all, i have to go into my savings in orde

the new exhibit is called ramseys the great and the gold of the pharaohs. it was the most celebrated pharaoh ruling for 67 years. the exhibit features the largest collection of art, jewelry and artifacts to ever tour the united states. one of egypt's top archaeologists calls it a must see. >> it is wonderful. the design are wonderful. you have a beautiful, wonderful that the queen of ramses. we'll take you to see the great monuments of the egypt. and this is why i do recommend every family to bring the children and come to see this great exhibit. >> the exhibit will run through mid-february. a lot easier than going to egypt. >> i remember an exhibit in memphis when i was a kid. >> perfect. >> go to see this one. >>> no one likes to wait in line but if you want a new phone or concert tickets it could be part of the deal. >> in new york you can hire someone to stand in line for you. robert samuel runs a professional line sitter company. they get paid to wait in line. some longest lines in new york. you name it. >> some of the other loons we waited for in new

it is called ramsey, the great and gold of the pharaohs. visitors will have the opportunity to not only learn about ramsey deleter, but the person -- the leader, but the person. >> you will learn about him as a family man who actually fathered 100 sons and daughters. you will learn about him as the chief of all of the priests of the different religions. karina: the exhibition also highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the other royal tombs. the exhibit runs through february 12. i hear there are some other cool exhibits part of this. there is a virtual one i am told we have to go to. check it out. kristen: speaking of cool things to check out, a prehistoric stone circle is now visible in spain due to the country's sadly worst drought in decades. this spanish stonehenge was discovered in 1926. it is sitting fully exposed inner reservoir, where authorities say the water level has dropped to 28% capacity. applicants -- another commitment for the first man to pre-climb yosemite's el capitan. karina: he describes his as

sky news, kabul. >> that was stewart ramsey of sky news. joining me now, former cia director general david petraeus. he was commander of nato and u.s. forces in afghanistan. he was also in charge of u.s. central command during the iraq war. thank you very much. you spent 20 years in afghanistan. we spent an unfathomable amount of money. 200,000 or so lives lost, most in afghanistan. cascading effects to the region. damage to our reputation abroad. when you look back at that whole episode, were there moments that you can see that things could have been done differently? or was it a mistake to go there in the first place? >> i don't think it was a mistake to go there in the first place. i think we had to go there given that the 95th attacks were there and they refused to expel them from their soil. we had to topple the regime to ensure we could eliminate that sanctuary. and then frankly having toppled the government, we owned that country and we needed to ensure over time that there were sufficient authorities, institutions, forces and so for

see the army and you'll see fighters and and have an understanding of what that battle was like for ramseys. >> this might be your only facts in the u.s.. but don't worry still have time. the exhibit runs until february of next year. they do say that you must get your tickets in advance. it is timed ticketing. just go to the museum's web site at the de young. >> there's an overabundance of bunnies bay area. animal shelters, 17 organizations around the bay area say that they have too many rabbits to take care of. so they are asking for help in finding foster families or homes. anyone who wants to adopt will get some help getting started. the shelter say that new rabbit owners will receive supplies and training exercise pins for the rapids are also available for information on what shelters have wrap this up for adoption. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. coming up next. in sports, the forty-niners continue joint practices today ahead of their matchup with the minnesota vikings and news on nick bosa. >> dir >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the niners and

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here's sky correspondent stewart ramsey with a look at life inside kabul. >> reporter: it's exactly a year since the taliban marched into kabul taking over the city. i was standing right here and saw the first signs of their flags and supporters and the taliban fighters as they came into the city and of course very quickly they took control and we saw this huge influx of people towards the airport and the chaotic scenes as the evacuation that took place in the days that followed and eventually of course the foreign troops leaving by the end of the month. it is a public holiday here today, but i have to say i'm not sure many of the people on the street are celebrating that, per se. most of them are wondering where they're going to get food tonight. the economy is in absolute freefall, starvation is across the country, malnutrition everywhere, and the whole of the country is on the brink of collapse. one of the reasons for that, foreign money, billions came into the country for 20 years. it pretty much dried up overnight. the point that the international community makes is that it has i

i asked former nuclear submarine captain ryan ramsey about how these issues could affect the ship. >> there are navigation warnings out to all narrators to say that there is a minor risk in the black sea around odessa. the ukrainians have deployed mines in order to prevent the russians from closg odessa as a defensive mefford -- defensive effort. you need to know the safe passage so you can navigate your own vessels and vsels not involved in the conflict through it. >> provided they have that knowledge, it should be relatively safe to pick apart. forgive me for a basic question. do you have to physically hit these minesor them to go off? >> there are a few different versions. the first is tethered mines, and you would have to hit those jus below the waterline the. you've also got mines on the seabed. these are intelligent minds. they will launch like a torpedo towards the ship itself. the third is drifting mines, you saw them in the gulf war, and they are still prevalent today. the tethered mines, you to hope the ukrainians would position those and know exactly where they are. >> that

of ramsey's the second objects and egyptian jewelry ever to come to the us it gives the visitors an opportunity to learn about ramses as a leader and as a father you'll learn about him as a family man who actually fathered sons and daughters. you'll learn about him as the chief of all of the priests of the different religions. didn't know that the exhibition also highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the other royal tombs. ramsay's the gray and the gold of the pharaohs runs through february 12. fascinating i'll have to put that on a list of things to do. definitely. let's see how the weather looks for any of us that want to spend some time outside. yeah, it seems nice sandia. it is absolutely beautiful and karina and amma. we are taking a look at the air quality right now. it's good across most parts of the bay area moderate around rio vista and livermore as you take a look at this view from our mount tam cam. we have the fog down below but a little bit of haze up above still getting some of that smoke from northern california where the fire is burning hum

that could cause serious injury, even death. >> charles ramsey, it's great to have you on helping us understand how we should be looking at this this morning. thank you. >> okay. >>> donald trump's potential legal jeopardy as the department of justice races to redact the affidavit that was used to launch the search of mar-a-lago. >>> and a reprieve for senator lindsey graham, the south carolina senator does not have to appear before a grand jury for now. >>> plus several critical reports this week that could determine whether or not the united states is heading toward a recession. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... ...without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about ubre

see the army and you'll see fighters and get have an understanding of what that battle was like for ramseys. take a real action movie. real life. so you get to experience to get your tickets in advance and time timed ticketing things. so go to the museum's website so you can tickets under. you've got to look it up because i think saturdays like there's one saturday a month, although is free day. yeah, should check out that. look 7.56. right now. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. california's health department has laid out quarantine guidelines. >> for monkeypox. we'll tell you what to do if you're infected and at least 2 people were killed in a plane crash. 2 small planes, mid air. and we've got a live report on what happened. plus, the city of oakland is in the hot seat for how it has handled the wood street homeless encampment. we'll tell you why the governor's office says they need a better plan. ♪dance! by christian a medice & elisha noll♪ ♪are you ready?♪ ♪ ♪let's go♪ ♪ ♪ahh yeah♪ ♪ ♪step to rhythm like♪ ♪you're going out tonight♪ ♪dance get with the

stuart ramsey from kabul. >>> hundreds of thousands of afghans and family members who had ties to the u.s. occupation, or whose lives were endangered, were evacuated around the world. they endured months of uncertainty at military bases overseas and so-called safe haven bases here in the u.s. more than 80,000 have settled in communities across this country. for many of these afghans, the milestone is bittersweet. there's hope for their new life, stress about finding work and fear for their family back home. >> i was born to fly. >> reporter: a pilot in the afghan air force, chauffeur's comfort zone is in a black hawk helicopter. for years he flew wing to wing with u.s. forces. now he fuels and services planes in scottsdale, arizona. it pays for food and clothes but not for rent. >> how different is that from what you hope to be? >> it is just working in the ground and i want to be in the air. >> reporter: to get there, he's starting from scratch, staring down years of costly training, all while providing for seven family members. seven miles west, sameer madani is starting her second

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