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there was absolutely some truth in the monson created by george haynes and painted by stewart. but, the qualities you see here were clearly not the whole truth about monson or other rural places. picturing the country as the opposite of the city, as a place to get away from the problems and difficulties of modern life, ignored the fact that rural places were complex. and changing. and part of modern life. we can see that simply by noting the existence of the industrial landscape. this image from 1889 features both the tourist landscape, the lake hebron hotel, and the boaters on the lake, but it exists alongside the monson of railroad cars and slate quarries and a lumber mill. there is some tension between the rural tourist landscape and the rural industrial landscape. the creation of a new local -- >> i was just going to say this reminds me a little bit about global savages. being part of nature forever, but not part of the modern world. >> that is a very insightful comment, the myth of the vanishing indian. the way many americans romanticize native americans, they picture nati

lado del laboratorio, las reacciones a este anuncio son varias >> que esto esté bien en la baseér haynvirus. está adentro y nos dice que le toman la temperatura dos veces al día. este laboratorio podría beneficiar a evacuados. >> tener resultados más rápidos y continúa con la vida >> la prevención es esencial. >> con todo, lavar las manos por 20 segundos. >> ha hecho un mapa interactivo que permite revisar número de confirmados y pacientes, esto a organizaciones de salud llevó u en el país, hay 24 persos infectadas con el coronavirus. muchas personas usaron mascarillas en la ceremonia. el lugar estabaa completamente esterilizado >> tiene que dirigir la cámara de su celular a la pantalla de su televisor >> hay controversia después que el gobierno federal compraría datos para capturar ciertos inmigrantes. nos explica cómo usar la ubicación geográfica >> todos tienen un identificador que se conecta al satélite mediante tu compañía >> es difícil que no lo rastraer específico para eso. modifiqprivacidad par rastrear su ubicación >> en esta declaración se deberá responder si recibió benefici

task, monsonial railroadrned to a owner named george haynes. george was a publicist for the railroad and over just five years or so, he cranked out nearly 20 promotional guides touting small places as good vacation destinations. hee is the brochure that created for monson. this was published in 1889. it was designed to lower city cars andto railroad into the middle of maine to spend their vacation in monson. now how do you do that? let's think about it. if you are a railroad publicist about9, what do you say monson, or any other isolated rural place to make it seem appealing to city people? i would like to get your thoughts. what do you think? if you are a publicist in the late 1880's, what do you emphasize about a quiet rural place? >> like they did, i would emphasize something unique to the place they are visiting. also it is slate and beautiful and you connect back to nature and the fact that you can get to it easily with the train. >> excellent. they are saying you can get here quickly, you won't need to take a week traveling. there is some

erin haynes editor at large, the 19th, and sherry mortise, the president of iowa cc one action. thank you all for being here. i have to go to you first, charlie, as sort of a knneutral party here. it does feel like we are living in groundhog day, and the 2016 primaries will never end. >> it really is time for the 2016 election to be over. this is reminding me of the star trek episode with frank gorshen where one guy was white on one side and black opt other, and the other guy was reversed. that's what this is. everybody let it go, seriously. >> and the fact that they can't let it go that this rift in the party is still so raw for both hillary clinton supporters and obviously the candidate, and for bernie sanders supporters particularly he doesn't talk about it as much. it shows that the democrats are not taking a single party into the 2020 election. they're taking basically two parties, which are still at war. this is, you know, this is worse than 2008. >> well, i mean, i think what you are seeing is that this wound has been opened anew, right, you talked to the sanders campaign

so obviously they will start delivering on to gain the confidence of the protesters and then haynes mutual confidence also with our international partners regional and international partners to pass to thank you thank you for the show we're back on monday i had to leave new hampshire primaries let's hope that in iowa. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. stacy her but dig into the burning questions of this election cycle . every week. tax student debt trade was money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. i want to. be precise as a white woman for. can't be good. i'm interested in the water power. our 1st in california 8. thank you so much thank you to. all the organizers they need all the. thank you for you to meet all future introduce one of your future leaders. lead a manhunt is underway for a soldier in thailand he went on a shooting rampage killing at least 21 people

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back row magnus bradbury replaces nick hayning.s, wayne pivac has made just the one change ahead of their match with ireland. centre nick tompkins has been given his first start for wales, after impressing as a replacement on his debut against italy. scoring this superb try too. ireland are expected to name their team shortly. to cricket, as england have suffered an injury blow with fast bowler jofra archer facing months out with an elbow problem. he had already flown home from the tour of south africa. and won't be going on their next tour to sri lanka either. adam wild is following this for us. this is really bad news for england and archer. yeah, a big blow for them. we knew he was struggling with that injury. he played one test against south africa. england went on to win that series 3—1. he had a scan after that original injury which showed nothing significant, but he had another scan yesterday which involved having dye injected into the elbow, which showed a stress fracture. he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that

but a partnership of 95 between rachael haynes and captain meg lanning saw the defending champions homefrom two, after they beat bangladesh by 18 runs in perth. india made 142—6 from their 20 overs, but bangladesh could only manage 124—8 in reply. thanks to gavin and the team for that sports update. kobe bryant's widow is suing the owner of the helicopter which crashed last month, killing her husband and 13—year—old daughter, along with 7 other people. that news broke as fans of the nba star attended a memorial service at the staples arena, home to the la lakers. # you love me like x0 # i love you like x0. beyonce performed one of kobe bryant's favourite songs, with a choir, and wore a gold suit, colour of the la lakers — he played for them for 2 decades. among the speakers, vanessa bryant told of losing two of the people most dear to her. god knew they couldn't be on this earth without each other. he had to bring them home to have them together. babe, you take care of ourgigi. a very moving memorial, attended by,000. more details on that on our website. do stay with us, we have got bus

the handling of the sentencing of trump's former advisor roger stone let's get more now from patika hayne is life for us in washington d.c. patty. about so there is another attorney general versus just posturing. i think the general consensus in washington is that this might be a little bit of posturing keep in mind attorney general william barr is under tremendous pressure inside his justice department and outside we've seen a letter from 2000 former justice important department employees say that he needs to resign those judges are having meetings we've had members of congress speculate that he should possibly be impeached so he's facing a lot of outside pressure and then there's a lot of grumblings inside the justice department so far it was widely believed did this television interview to send the message to the president to stop tweeting it's making his job harder normally when a cabinet person tweets or says anything critical critical of the president he fires back pretty quickly we're very unusually the president didn't do that in this case raising the speculation that perhaps he k

with you haynes an economic center. lew alou: as well as u.s. european auto companies. >> in the next 10 years is the decisive decade. that's where they may surpass us economically and build a military that can defeat us. lou: are you impressed, we have the report today, generally the trade deficit for the first time in six years with china has fallen. we are look at a remarkable impact it seems to me in terms of the trump tariffs and his policies. how are they doing in balancing the national security and geopolitical and economic interests. >> i think the issue you have now, the government understands and the national security community understands. but american business leaders still do not. they are look to go into the chain a market and our finance community is looking to fund the rise of china. we have to get business and national security on the same page. lou: the how is the intriguing question. it's the question we'll take up next with ontha d with jonathaha ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu em

areas ours wrong and have opportunities for the workers and opportunities for areas like craig and hayne to thrive in it new energy economy. gavin: want to drill down on those. jared: i knew a lot of people didn't know what the question was. so i wanted to describe exactly what was going on. gavin: renewable energy plans. hundred percent renewable by 2040. wind and hydroelectric and things like that. utilities, they say the goal is hundred percent clean. those resources plus maybe a role for natural gas, or coal with carbon capture. i wonder if that is a discrepancy. do you have to sort that out with utilities moving forward. jared: i think we are we all see where it's going pretty colorado wants to win the future. we want to position ourselves for this. obviously they're still natural gas and coal. we talk about renewable, we use the definition that includes hydro, solar, wind, geothermal, electric, those types of resources. we don't see fossil fuels as renewable. we certainly encourage carbon capture. it's reflected . but the future is low cost renewable energy. a. gavin: colorado is a

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julie hayne rechld and ben fontores are leading our coverage this year. right after ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >>> time is 6:36. happening today, the two men charged with fraud in connection with san francisco city contracts will be in federal court. the department of public works director muhammad nuru and restaurant owner nick bovis are accused of trying to broib a san francisco airport commissioner in this case. nuru is on leave from his job. nuru and bovis plan tond free t that person helping them win a contract for running a restaurant at sfo. they're out on bail while the case is being heard. if convicted, they could get up to 20 years in prison. >>> smart train recorded its highest ridership ever in december and january. smart train officials tell the marin independent journal the numbers are most likely due to the opening on december 14th. reducing the wait time to a maximum of 32 minutes between trains. >>> a new bill being introduced here in california would let you if you don't like your driver's license photo get a do over. under this proposed l

back with us erin haynes a ten year veteran of the associated press, now editor at large on a magazinelaunches this summer. what are the south carolina ups saying about what should happen there on saturday? >> good evening. what i'm seeing and hearing is kind of a pattern that has been recurring in iowa, new hampshire and the early states that we have seen so far which is that voters are still largely undecided here going into saturday. now early voting has begun in south carolina so some voters have cast their ballots but they're making a head versus heart decision. a lot of the older black voters -- obviously we know that the black voters are the majority of the primary democratic electorate here, they're going with joe biden, they feel like they know him. he hasn't had to introduce himself to voters down here because of his relationship to the first black president and he has long standing relationships in south carolina. but there are other candidates especially the younger black voters seem to be open to. senator sanders is somebody who's made inroads who has connections with many

chloe haynes kicking and screaming while being restrained by passengers and crew. out on the flight would have a 200 passengers on board. the court heard she was thinking change from a bottle. drunk she swore repeatedly. the court heard cabin staff tried repeatedly to intervene before she lunged towards a cat indoors, tried to open it, and screamed i‘m going to open it, and screamed i‘m going to kill you all. amy farrell was on the flight. barricades and find a mess and an elderly couple. they we re mess and an elderly couple. they were crying and started running to the other end of the plane. they we re the other end of the plane. they were people behind me, back in the plane screaming and crying. fearing for the safety of his aircraft pilot returned to. following ems she was billed for £85,000 stating she had to face up to the consequences of her actions. today in her defence was told she had a history of poor mental health. she was ashamed and appalled at herself and has not drank sense. sentencing to two years in prison and she told her what she did left some p

aaron haynes, reporting on politics and women out here in new hampshire. and political columnist for "the washington post." great to see each of you. >> great to be here. >> snap, crackle, pop and you're done. adisu, you have worked the cycle as mentioned. when you see what is shaping up here, who do you think is closing strong? >> coming out of iowa, sanders and buttigieg both have seen a little bit of a bump here. sanders was very strong here four years ago and i think is going to be strong again tomorrow night. you've seen klobuchar with the debate performance on saturday night now jump into that muddled second tier at 7%. i think it really is anybody's game. a lot of people are undecided. a lot of people are going to drive towards the voting booth tomorrow undecided, walk into the voting booth undecided. it's about as fluid a race as you can imagine. >> i would agree. just like iowa, i've talked to so many voters who are still undecided headed into tomorrow this 11th hour. so for supporters and volunteers, this is as much about turnout and -- persuasio

we'll have 10-1 negative again mark haynes would say it was extreme, i think the late mark haynes had a very good handle but i don't have much choice those of us who have waited and waited and waited, we have no choice but to buy something. we don't have a choice what are we waiting for? a bounce you don't buy the bounce >> what about the names, there's a piece on the tape today about clorox, kills 99.9% of jemplz. right now it's beating 99.9% of stocks do you chase it? >> my travel trust has a substantial position in clorox when we met this morning i said sell the whole darned thing. >> sell it >> it's up so much, but it's restricted because we mentioned it, but we were fortunate enough, they have products, i covered a train wreck, chlorine gas, five people died instantaneously. nothing lives through chlorine because it chokes off any act n oxygen yes i want to sell t now i can't. i'm a buyer here, not a seller and unless it's up so much like clorox that i'm just playing with the house's money come on! sell clorox and buy some nvidia if you want for heaven's sake. >> not easy to find

wh when you get that level of selling i default to what mark haynes said, he was able to call the bottomreat. i know it's hard to come up with what to do in a biological crisis it's not financial the emphasis on the fed is misplaced. it doesn't matter. >> i'm with you on almost all of that the only thought with closing schools kids are carriers and if they could g to school and pick it up and bring it home, you worry about the older people at home, not just parents but grandparents, anybody else who might be around. you can be concerned and do preparation and say stocks are off 12%, looks like a good place to jump in >> i look at apple and think why necessarily at this level? if you look at the ten-year chart you're buying at the wrong level. there is a level to buy apple, people have given up on it microsoft the level to buy it, quantified there's issues with downside retail is very hard because we don't know whether people are shopping but i think that to get, if you're going to be selling the stocks that are at under book value when the book value is scrubbed in the financials that's

back row magnus bradbury replaces nick hayning.match with ireland. centre nick tompkins has been given his first start after impressing as a replacement on his debut against italy. scoring this superb try, too. england won't havejofra archer back until the summer after a scan revealed he has a stress fracture in his elbow. he's already flown home from the tour of south africa where he could only play one of the four tests. archer will miss the tour of sri lanka and also the whole of the indian premier league. he's hoping to return forjune's three—test series against the west indies. one of the team he's left behind in south africa is tom curran. it is part of sport nowadays, and yeah, disappointing forjofra but hopefully he comes back stronger and better. what is it like being a pace bowler, what are the strains?m better. what is it like being a pace bowler, what are the strains? it is tough work. it is pretty well known now, but that is just part of it, you get a lot of satisfaction out of it, as well, but it was a bit harder than

joining me to talk about this is white house correspondent and the editor at large at the 19th erin haynesnd the state house reporter myan shekter. welcome back to you. it's great to have all of you. let me start looking back at the conversation we just had with the former vice president. what stood out to you about that and about his overall prospects head sbog south carolina? >> i feel out of sorts. i feel like i should be back in the gaggle that's still happening back there. around the vp. luckily, you got all the tough questions out of the way. it's interesting. this really crystallized what the moment is for the vice president. that the campaign all along wanted to get this choice down earthquakely for democrats to the joe biden view of the democratic party to the bernie sanders view of the democratic party. obviously, his stumbles in iowa and new hampshire slowed that conversation. they have been frustrated. you saw him very tough. they are going to make that push to make this choice clear for democrats going forward hoping they agree he's the best to take on bernie and then take on

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. >> joining our panel now is editor at large at the 19th, erin haynes.have you on board today. and congratulations on the new on the new venture. we are of course here in iowa. i don't think our fans here necessarily agree with mr. castro, which is fine. this is a process that is, you know, left over from a time when they had to -- it literally took is long to get the choices of the delegates from these small caucus sites all the way up to picking the delegates for the democratic national convention. erin, there has been a conversation about whether or not the demographics of this state represent the democratic party and people who really wondered okay had you we put a state that perhaps more represents the state and the country to start the process. this is a process that is really so unique, really to -- it highlights the best of our democrat express and what civic participation really means in this country. the voters really are so up close to the candidates. but i do think that there is an aircra argument, a conversation to be had whether good aftern

australia lost three early wickets in their innings but rachael haynes scored 60 to help them recovere wickets to spare. there is more from the world cup in australia. the day's second match is well under way. a few moments ago india's women were 69—2 after being put into bat by bangladesh. you can listen to live commentary of that match on radio 5 live sports extra and follow live coverage on the bbc sport website. that's bbc dot c0 dot uk slash sport. the founder of the wikileaks website, julian assange, is appearing in court in london at the start of his extradition hearing. the wikilea ks founder, who spent seven years hiding in the ecuadorian embassy in london, is wanted in the us on 18 charges, including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law. his extradition hearing has now become and let as here... those are the pictures from the ecuadorian embassy of old and let us talk to our reporter at the courts. what is happening? yes, we have heard this morning from lawyers for the us authorities. james lewis qc has been opening his argument about why he

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