mabel overreacted. you can see the second one is leading here >> a couple of groups really like the news. home builders love it. even groups like home depot, they generally rose this news. most of the rest of the market was flattish oil for instance, exxonmobil no refraction the oil stocks still sitting at a low same with the banks. jpmorgan up for maybe five minutes and then back down again. none of the banks reacting either >> for five minutes, it pretty much sums it up. >> you say something that many, many people are saying our fed rate has a way to go here why not have a big fiscal stimulus package what do you make of this big announcement >> it can't hurt it won't be the solution for two reasons. number one, it is the supply side shock there is a ton of activity we'll lose because people don't want to leave their homes or travel the fed can't fix that but beyond that, there is the fact we are in this brave new world where single banks just don't have much ammo the you're penal central bank and the

director for the center of italian modern art in new york and has worked as well for the john and mabel museum of art in sarasota and the sir john museum in london. the lost world of james smithson was her first book and she resides in new york. please welcome heather ewing. [applause] heather: thanks for having me. can you all hear me? wonderful. it is really a pleasure to be here. i very much look forward to speaking and meeting with you all afterwards. i just wanted to let you know i will be bowing to you and not shaking hands per our current instructions. i encourage you all to do the same. anyway, i wanted to thank you all very much for having me. it is a pleasure to be here to talk about this topic that i care about so much. and so, here we go. you all know the smithsonian well as the keeper of many of the most iconic objects of american culture. and, i thought i would run through a bunch of them. dorothy's ruby slippers, of course. charles lindbergh's spirit of st. louis. abraham lincoln's top hat. since we are here in baltimore, this is the star-spangled banner. soon after it ca

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make the sometimes immunitylculations of and delaying spread and achieving heard immunity and how mabel -- maybe we should let the wave path over us and more people will be immune and this will all go away. there are many vulnerable people in our communities. it still will not go away. turning to face that fire is very important. our people with underlying conditions, people with cancer and chemotherapy are precious members of our society. in epidemiology we talk about the end. we also say the end is a population of the country or the population of the world. the end of 7.8 billion. .ut for me it's n equals1 every person matters and every community matters. every country matters. i think we have to balance whether the epidemiologic cut collations, with what are the really tragic and difficult scenes of family members worrying about their elderly relatives and spouses worrying about their partners who have cancers are is and chemotherapy. it's very easy to wrap it up in numbers in graphs. but in the end, there are many, many people around the world who are concerned. every concerned abou

. >> mabel could you move away.assword. >> one of his favorite themes is that he receives unfair representation in the main stream media. a claim that resonates with his online will audience. >> he's just clicking one after the other. on his youtube channel, he sounds low key. >> we are just normal austrians who want our identity. jr. they erect a mock fence in the alps. and unfurling banners criticizing sxlam then covering them with fake blood. >> he loves to promote -- >> to people who have lived here thousands of years. >> they claim migration is leading to a growth in islamic terrorism. and they even staged fake isis style executions to drive home the message. the social media giants have started to clamp down. >> you got thrown off some platforms. >> instagram doesn't let me post. facebook doesn't let me post. >> do you ever think, maybe i'm doing something wrong here? >> no. i don't think so, you know? just because people try to silence you doesn't mean they're right. >> do you think youtube will be next is do

director for the center of italian modern art in new york and has worked as well for the john and mabeluseum of art

another woman named mabel ball was a harvard -- at harvard grace, waiting out weather. the race was on. the lindbergh aero was there, lindbergh had flown the atlantic. it was just air mindedness and everyone was interested in aviation. there were all kinds of records and flights being taken. everyone was involved in the public loved it, they ate it up. it was a very exciting time. it brought about investment and interest and regulation, all the things aviation needed to actually become a form of transportation and grow into, of course, military flying, airline, and more of what we know today. so on june 17, 1928, ehrhardt--earhart left newfoundland in the plane. she was promised time at the wheel, at the controls. but it was not to be. during the 20 hour, 40 minute flight, she got zero flight time. however, she was able to pilot the plane from very port in wales to its final stop in southhampton, england. she said, i happened to be a woman and the first to make a transatlantic crossing by air, and the press and public seemed to be more interested in that fact than anyth

another woman named mabel ball was at harvard grace not far away also waiting out weather and determined to make the flight into columbia. so the race was on. you know the lindbergh era was there. lindbergh had flown the atlantic. it was just air-mindedness and everyone was interested in saveiation. everyone was involved in the game and the public just loved it. they ate it up. it was just a very exciting time, and it brought about investment and interest and regulation, all the things aviation needed to actually become a form of transportation and grow into of course military flying, airlines and more of what we know today. so on june 17th, 1928, they departed new finland in a plane. she'd been promised time at the wheel, at the controls but it was not to be. during the 20 hour, 40-minute flight she got zero flight time, however she was able to pilot the plane from whales to its final stop in south hampton, england. it was a tumultuous reception. she hid her disappointment except for one reference to just being baggage. stuped by the crowds she managed to find the time to buy an aircraf

infections 978 cases and 54 fatalities have been confirmed which is the highest death toll outside of mabel and china. and in china 573 new infections have been recorded but health authorities insist they're getting on top of the outbreak katrina you has more from beijing another patient is discharged from hospital and province in eastern china. for the 1st time china's government says the number of patients cured of a new coronavirus subparts is the total being treated during war 3 huge we're only 52 point one percent of work around the virus cases have been cured this signals a good trend nationally. millions of workers are returning to work to get the world's 2nd biggest economy moving again but a travel lockdown remains in her great province the epicenter of the crisis around 37000 there are sick 7000 of them seriously ill at least $25.00 medics have died of the virus oh more than 70 countries and territories have imposed travel or sections on south korea where around $3700.00 people are infected in the hardest hit city of daegu hospital beds are at schultz apply an increasing number of

another woman named mabel ball determined to make the flight in a columbia. the race was on. the lindbergh era was there. lindbergh flown atlantic. just air mindedness and everyone was interested invasion. all kind of records and flights being and the. so everyone was involved in the game and the public just loved it, they ate it up. just a very exciting time. it brought about investment and interest and regulation, all the things that aviation needed to actually become a form of transportation and grow into, of course, military flight airlines and more of what we know today. so, on june 17th, 1928, earhart departed newfoundland in a c plane. she had been promised time at the wheel, at the controls, but it was not to be. during the 20 hour 40-minute flight to breakpoint, wales she got zero flight time. however she was able to fly the plane from wales to england. she said i happened to be a woman and the first to make a transatlantic corrosion by air and the press and public seemed to be more interested in that fact than anything else. it was a the tumultuous reception in wale