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berlin's german resistance memorial center has dedicated an entire exhibition floor to those who were prosecuted and those who helped them. it shines a light on ordinary people not the well known resistance fighters individuals who risked their lives to save their friends and neighbors historians have documented hundreds of stories like that of honey levy. and the most important message for me. which we can give to young people in future is to show that people have a troyes that they can decide on which side they want to act and they have this joy is also under dictatorship. they headed also under nazi rule but the truth they had to kiss side what they want to do and what they want to be. people have a choice after the war the levy moved to paris her son rene tells us that although the nazis murdered several of his family members he feels no hatred towards germans that he says is the next to his mother she in the culture family remained close through the years. my math course you are supposed cause when i was just 6 months old my mother took me to berlin to introduce me to the concert

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that's why we're here in the will rogers memorial center. on any other day, you would see youth showcasing their life stock in this very area. today it's the site of a special mission. chief, these are not your average storage containers. >> they are not. the city of fergts in conjunction with the state and federal government along with battelle have developed this decontaminating system. we're using a process, using concentrated hydrogen peroxide in a vapor form to decontaminate up to 80,000 masks a day. we can do that up to 20 times. one mask could be used up to 20 times. this is solely based on science that's approved by both the fda and the cdc. so making sure that we have stockpiles of masks available to us, so we're not always using the same masks -- using a new mask, but we're using the resources we have available to us. short supply, it's important that we provide those to people who may not have accessibility. >> absolutely. that's why it's so important, craig, that this is a 24/7 operation. they're able to hit that 80,000 a day num

the memorial is come poposed of education center, there's a pool where we have ceremonies on memorial day for women who have fallen. there's a line going from the lincoln memorial, you can see it as it comes up memorial drive with stones. as it goes through our memorial up the reel to our fountain and through the memorial there are black tiles which you'll see inside. that connects the lincoln memorial with the mansion. we call it arlington house. it signifies a reunification of the north and the south. something that was pointed out when the bridge was dedicated. approximately 33,000 square feet of education center and exhibits. again, it's a memorial to all those serving now who have served in really those into the future. >> my name is marilla cushman. i'm a retired lieutenant colo l colonel. i left active duty on a friday. i came here on a monday. i recommend people don't do that. if you had been here 22 years ago, you would be underground. under dirt because the original facade here at the memorial which forms one side of the memorial walls was dedicated in 1932 by herbert hoover

joanna and alexandria are both nurses at umass memorial medical center.he said watching her mom being a nurse that is what she wanted to do do. >> i knew i wanted to do what she did and help people and i thought that was the coolest way to spend your life and not people rather many people get to say that. >> i am so proud of her. i cry a lot. i'm just really proud of her. she gets to make a difference. >> alexander said she was working on the pediatrics floor but she is now working with the team that oversees covid-19 patients on ventilators. thank you both for doing what you do. often we hear fathers and sons are mothers and daughters in the police force, as well as the fire department but that's the first time i've heard a mother and daughter. i'm sure it has happened before. during this pandemic the mother and daughter teaming up at the same hospital and another moment to say thank you to all those working in the hospitals now protecting patients and all of us. >> absolutely and good reminder to all the parents out there you are teaching your children

the managing director of the san francisco war memorial and arts center is talking about what the new normal will look like for them there. >> i need to make sure that all of the patrons coming into the building are spaced out by six feet, right? so we have this line of folks that we want to see socially distanced like you're seeing at a grocery store. >> reporter: santa clara county's public health officer says some restrictions will remain in place here in santa clara county because some of those restrictions have not been met. contra costa county taking things as slow, easy as they go, watch and see approach. also sonoma and marin counties considering opening retail for curbside pickup. governor newsom has made it clear that county public health officers can require more stringent guidelines if that's what they see fit in their community. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> speaking of those guidelines, kris, palo alto councilmembers will vote next monday on requiring people to wear face coverings. this is anyone visiting an essential business or going outside. palo al

leighann falcon is one of ten full time doctors at memorial medical center in calhoun county. it serves 26,000 people on the gulf coast of texas. dr. falcon also runs a clinic just down the street. you hear about rural healthcare in texas and it being such a dire situation here, and hospitals closing and doctors leaving. why? why is it so bad in texas? >> dr. falcon: we lead the nation in a lot of things and including uninsured. so about 9% of people are uninsured across the country, give or take, and in texas, it's more than double that. our little hospital down the street on any given year can provide up to $6 million in uncompensated care. and it's hard to run a business when you're giving away $6 million a year. >> alfonsi: and this year, the pandemic has pushed calhoun county's hospital further into the red. like many states, preparing for the pandemic, texas cancelled non-essential medical procedures for 30 days to expand hospital capacity around the state. things like colonoscopies and lab services that usually make up half the revenue at the state's rural hospitals. wh

the memorial is composed of education center, the court of valor, a terrace that has glass tablets with quotations about women and buy women. there is a pool where we have ceremonies them, especially on memorial day, for women who have fallen. there's a line going from the lincoln memorial, you can see it as it comes up memorial drive with stones. as it goes through our memorial up to the hill up to the fountain and through the memorial. there are black tiles which you will see inside. that connects the lincoln memorial with the costs lee manchin, or as we call today arlington house. it signifies a reunification of the north in the south. that was something that was pointed out when the bridge was dedicated. approximately 33,000 of square feet of education center and exhibits. it is a memorial to all those who are serving now and who have served, and really those into the future. the my name is retired lieutenant colonel marilla cushman. i served proudly for 25 years in the united states army. i left active duty on a friday and came to work here on monday. i would recommend people not d

doctor joseph varone is overseeing the massive covid-19 testing effort at united memorial medical center>>i mean we're just starting since more people shared on goods to understand from opening businesses that they're saying it and then it is gone, no that and to make islam got and it is here to stay we have a serious problem when i see things like like the one that i saw today i just go to your last which that it's not just one club in 3rd ward, a waiting line for a bar and now media. >>and across the street a long line to get into a restaurant, this on a holiday weekend multiplied around the city which creates more concern for the doctor treating covid patients, you know when we have more to say i have this spike in cases. >>that we have number 2 i expect the next 2 weeks after what i saw today what i have many more cases it's a balancing act between bringing the economy back in reminding people they still need to guard their health and the health of others. >>and if you were at a large gathering this weekend without taking precautions and you all in close proximity with other people.

doctor joseph varone is overseeing the massive covid-19 testing effort at united memorial medical center>>we're just starting since what people should do wonders to understand from opening businesses that they're saying it was and then it is gone, no that and to make islam got and it is here to stay and we have a serious problem when i see things like the one that i saw today i just go to your last which that it's not just one club in 3rd ward, a waiting line for a bar and now media. >>and across the street a long line to get into a restaurant, this on a holiday weekend multiplied around the city which creates more concern for the doctor treating covid patients, you know when we have more to say i have this spike in cases. >>that we have number 2 i expect the next 2 weeks after what i saw today what i have many more cases it's a balancing act between bringing the economy back in reminding people they still need to guard their health and the health of others. >>and if you were at a large gathering this weekend without taking precautions and you are all in close proximity with other people

they are both nurses at umass memorial medical center.g up watching her mom work as a nurse she knew that is what she wanted to do. >> i knew i wanted to do what she did and help people. i just thought that was the coolest way to spend your life. and not many people, to say that their job helps people everyday. >> i'm so proud of her, it's overwhelming. i cry a lot. and i'm just really proud of her. she gets to make a difference. >> alexander says when she first came to the hospital she was working on pediatrics, she's now working with the team overseeing covid-19 patients on ventilators. >>> you see president janet napolitano is proposing suspending the use of standardized tests for admissions. last month the university of california system dropped the sat and act requirements for admission for the fall of 2021 due to the pandemic. napolitano wants to continue the suspension until the year 2024 and potentially eliminate the test altogether after that. proponents, tend to be unfairly influenced by factors like family income, education, an

this morning on the "today" show the managing director of the war memorial and performing arts center talks about what the new normal will look like there. >> i need to make sure all the patrons are spaced out by six feet. you have this lineup that we want to keep socially distanced like at a grocery store. >> reporter: santa clara county's public health director says some restrictions could remain in place because in this county there is not a 30-day supply of ppe for health care workers in the event of a spike in cases. contra costa county is taking a wait-and-see approach while sonoma and marin consider opening up retail for curbside pickup. governor gavin newsom will unveil specifics tomorrow related to those phase two openings on friday, but he has also said that counties can enact or retain restrictions ar. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> businesses in sacramento are itching to reopen. some places like flower shops are ramping up safety precautions just in time for mother's day. many nonessential stores have turned to curbside pickup to keep business going. workers at one

memorial day weekend. >> good evening. a possible new showdown between president trump and governor newsom. the center of it? places of worship. >> we also have jessica aguirre with us. >> the memorial day weekend is upon us. with no air traveling happening, what is it going to mean for people? will they hit the road? how will it impact small towns? do they want visit tofrs? we have the story coming up. >> the battle over temples, churches and places of worship. president trump says he is reordering states to reopen gathering spots. >> but governor newsom says we are not there yet. what is happening now? here is robert

video blog and more recently an interview at what it's been like from the inside of umass memorial medical center boston. >> first day as a doctor. >> april 11th, 2020. dr. lauren colwell fast tracked onto the front lines of a pandemic. >> one person from the ward came and who was severely hypoxic and needed urgent intubation. >> reporter: she's dreamed of being a doctor since she was 5, dreamed of a graduation like this. >> graduates of the school of medicine! >> reporter: instead, two months ahead of schedule it happened via webcam. >> none of us could have imagined how unusual this graduation day would become. >> reporter: and within days, she's suiting up for the long battle ahead. >> it's 8:00 p.m., and i've been here for 13 hours. and this has been intense, new for me. they don't teach you this in medical school, how to deal with this emotion and a pandemic. it's not something you test to see if you're able to handle suffering or have people die. >> reporter: this new test comforting covid patients means staying behind the glass. >> i feel like it's the only thing i can do is to wave at the

doc at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana.octor, thank you very much for being with us, and i want to find or where you think we are in this. new york's on its downward glide path. l.a. is probably going to extend their rules for another couple of months. we have today's projection of 147,000 in a death toll by the first week of august. where do you think it is, and where is it from where you sit? >> well, i think -- good evening, brian. i think the heartland is just getting ready to get to know this virus, right? we are opening up. everybody has been screaming for us to open up, and the states are starting to open while the rest of us, other than our colleagues in new york, are seeing cases spike actually. they're starting to take an upward trajectory. and i think we're about to get to know this virus a little more personally out here in the heartland. >> in your daily travels, what percentage of people do you see and/or encounter wearing a mask or facial covering, and what would you say to those who don't? >> well, i'll tell

steven sample, emergency physician at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana. dr. sample, given this new information, as long as americans keep practicing social distancing, can reopening the country be successful? >> hi, ana, i think so. i hope so, i pray so. what we have been doing has clearly been working. we have kept icus all over the country from reaching their capacities outside of the hot spots in new york city and some of the other places in the states. but it is going to take a very concerted effort from all of our citizens to really keep up with the social distancing and wearing the masks and looking at the newest guidelines, so that we can stay on top of this thing. we need to reopen, but we've got to do it exactly right. >> dr. compton phillips, we have some video from a restaurant that has reopened in houston. and i just want to show that, because as you watch this, you'll notice, there's not a lot of social distancing going on there. and we know that in texas, one of the earlier states to reopen, they are seeing a surge in new cases, although it

that the numbers of people who originally infected with the virus had never been to the wet center in recent memoryese things that china is putting out is really the issue. whether the laboratory is the origin of it certainly needs to be investigated. our government -- and i take secretary pompeo at face value when he says he has intelligence and enormous evidence to indicate that it does -- i believe that is probably where we are heading. but you can't dispute the fact that they have hated the origin, they headed to the cover-up. the covered up the fact that it was a human to human transfer. they would not permit the international scientists to come in and share analysis. they wouldn't even permit samples to go out to those scientists, and they had the w.h.o. as their mouthpiece at late as mid-january saying there was no human to human transfer. clearly they covered this thing up, they tried to hide it. and they permitted international flights. i think that's the most damaging thing a of all. throughout the month of january and beyond, from wuhan, from china, all over the world. that's how the epi

. >> yes, you know, i have the ceremonial memorial that comes off the welcoming center and it goes along the north side of the wetlands and it curves around and thought of that pathway as it goes and that pathway is what some people call the red road and we call it the path of life. it's a preparation for veterans men, and women, mothers, uncles, relatives that if you want to honor somebody you prepare yourself as you walked this path and that's what i wanted on this path for you to become prepared as you come to the path and the memorial that the memorial is 50 feet across and 14 feet high. it is a horizontal circle and circles are important and they're called a warrior circle of honor, so you have an outer circle and as you walk your path to prepare yourself to go in to pray for your veteran or pray for somebody you love or your family or someone that's passed on you go there and pray and you make preparation and the circle has an outer circle is rocked and you can walk in counter clockwise or clockwise in whichever your tribe does so you have that opportunity to be who you are and be

. >> reporter: the memorial amphitheater completed in 1920, it's the center piece of arlington. next to the hallowed resting place for the tomb of the unknown soldier. 100 years later the corner stone removed and inside, a memorial box dating back to 11915, the year construction began. the con sservator witnessed the moment. >> there are a lot of things in there. the bible signed by thomas hastings is significant. he was a well known architect in his own time and still is. there's a copy of the constitution and a few amendments were missing. there was a silk flag in there with only 46 stars when the country had 48 states. >> reporter: these items encapsulated in time. giving way to gnaa new time cape that will be placed here. this year for the first time in a century, members of the public will not be here during the memorial day ceremony. arlington national cemetery remains closed to the public due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. the building itself stands to honor those laid to rest here. >> it's where we really take the time to remember those, to have a quiet moment. to r

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memory. well actually you should not underestimate them they moved sort of at the center stage of the the national pride national identity thing the big 3 in the 2nd world war after many projects a cold war to be the sort of theme russianness should be about the russian exceptionalism should be about came out basically on talks or after orthodox conservative isn't or or other experiments and basically the victory in world war 2 is the most undisputed topic and was made the center stage theme of patriotism and reeducation in a patriotic sense of russia so he says just a major show of patriotism these anniversary celebrations that were meant to also be a show of power for president vladimir putin one he surely could have used as the country's had hired by the crown a virus how can we expect these scaled back commemorations to affect his standing. oh well on the coronavirus you try to sort of give the response billeted to the local governments quite early on in a crisis which is if something superior in russia happens a severe domestic crisis he tries to delegate this to other people and especially t