the spector of thousands of people jail ned government unsuccessful attempt to control may day will graphicallystrate the political isolation of the war-making government. ten's of thousands going to jail will make the choices painfully clear to america's rulers and the war or face social chaos. after demonstrators held police" jail,ocks in the d.c. police establish a temporary holding facility at robert f kennedy stadium. [shouting] >> that was a short look at one of our many programs available in its entirety on our website, span.org/history. american history tv, exploring our nations asked every weekend on c-span3. >> historians david blight and annette gordon-reed talked about recent debates over historical monuments, discussing how people could make decisions about removing or contextualizing them based on historical information and public sentiment. the american historical association hosted and recorded this event. james: good afternoon. and i say that with some trepidation, because our audience is national and international. so, good morning to some of you and good evening to some of yo

spector i teach my children not to name call. i was going to say. 2 that i'm afraid they played that and yes indeed we did have to believe that expletive so there you have it from march simpson her self that's the latest on g.w. news this hour i'm marion edelstein's from me and the entire team thanks for watching . i'm david and this is called amateur. happiness and pre-book. this is the book for you. to get smarter for free you know we wrote on you tube. how does a virus spread. why do we parent and when we'll all miss a. 100 or 3 of the topics covered in a weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like to meet information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcasts you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com look forward slash science. this week on world stories. street vendors are back in china. learning to dance with distance but we start in south africa animal welfare activist spear that poaching is on the rise many people have lost th

let's head to west africa now the government has extended its state of emergency after 6 spector terrorists killed 8 people 6 friends she wanted to go to workers along with a guide and driver were shot dead on sunday while on a visit to a nastar reserve in the area in the syrian troops backed by french have launched the search for the killers. set on fire and riddled with bullets. this is the vehicle that the aid workers and their guards were traveling in when they were set upon. investigations at the scene said the attackers shot dead 7 of the victims one woman apparently trying to escape to court and then also killed. the head of one ngo says she was appalled and shocked by what had happened. i would like to tell you that's all off thoughts obviously with the families of the victims and our teams. this is an absolutely unprecedented tragedy this is a barbaric unspeakable act which is revolting. more. the aide workers have been planning to visit a giraffe reserve about one i was drive from the capital. of what has taken many aback is that this is an area that up to now had been considered

about a 3rd office school years learning and then actually assume that everybody afterwards returns spector normal and then even such a thing or you know one year the total economic loss of more than one percent of future g.d.p. so this is not just a one time loss as we currently have in our economies but this is going to be staying there for ever these mean several trillion dollars for most major economies today skill schoolchildren are of course tomorrow's workforce and they'll be saddled with paying off the billions and pandemic erode debt that their countries have encouraged in order to safeguard their economies so firstly they already saw their prospects worsen when they were young only to have to shoulder this debt into adulthood what do you think that will do to society if you lose a 3rd of a school year of learning than this is generally associated with never an issue with an income loss in the future of about 3 to 4 percent or never but then again over the entire working life so it really mean that the individual students who are hit right now will just on everett's have levy less

stories like voter emma spector's have cast a shadow over swiss history there are around $650.00 prisons and other institutions in switzerland in which children and young adults were imprisoned exploited and in many cases severely mistreated. or was locked up for hours on end at his foster parents house he was forced to clean and work in the garden and fields he didn't accompany us to the house as he suffered a panic attack when he tried to visit a few years ago. for overcoached the hut was so strange i hid in a bush like an animal i really felt that this was the end. when he was 11 the parish couple took him to the psychiatric clinic in minsk jelling and there the boy's plight worsened near the it illegally constans the hospital director tested psychiatric medication on him in the 1960 s. and seventy's the time for all i know is that i felt a lot of normalcy or just generally bad and lousy and every now and again i'd also have something like a seizure. because. the boy does not seem to tolerate tougher until well and we believe that the unpleasant symptoms he is showing are side effects

spector's interest rate goes christiane and i masama eva trade thank you both for breaking that down for us today thank you. and let's take another look at the global spread of covert 19 in the efforts to control the spread of the virus with r.t. correspondent sorry sorry where are we on the ground right now more than 18800000 people around the world have been diagnosed with kovan 1000 while the global gold gold that's told scuse me has surpassed 714000 but more than 11200000 have recovered now in the u.s. more than $5000000.00 have been confirmed positive for covert 19 and the death toll now has surpassed 162000 while 52 percent have also recovered now taking a look at the u.s. economy in the u.s. in the u.s. i say nearly 1200000 americans have filed for unemployment last week now that's an increase of about 250000 from the previous week but still it's pretty high and still is the lowest since amended march now as you can see these are weeks right down here still for 20 weeks in a row at least 1000000 americans have filed for unemployment and so far in total more than 55300000 ameri

at the same time was extremely realistic about the nazi threat while almost all politicians of all spector in anyone's really were in denial about it and i think that's an example of where the depression brings out the realism that makes you a greater now you are now undef various. you know that many sex ask people i'm mentally unstable and perhaps it's that i'm in mental illness bad powers them through but i think many psychologists these days believe that it is a compound satori a coping adaptive mechanism will learn this children and that mechanism has to be dispensed with if one wants to be happy and how he you know a content in his own adults can trace and are you arguing otherwise. i am i am i am not the 1st person to describe this the 1st person was there a sato and he described very well as fame one of his famous questions when he asked why is it that all great men in politics poetry and philosophy have melancholia but yeah i'm saying something different and some things that i've seen not only in general but also in some of the interviews you've done with other psychiatrists oxana

. >>> plus, add the spector of depression of homelessness as evictions begin across america. and the explosion in buy route. how government failure played a role and why there is a lesson for america in lebanon's catastrophe. when "all in" starts right now.

convicted felon, no matter how good you do and no matter what you do, there is always going to be the spector> several months into the relationship before tim finally revealed his ugly secret. he was a felon who spent more than a decade behind bars. not a navy s.e.a.l. but a violent one-time pimp. the self-described escort king. >> i said i have been waiting for the right time to tell you and she was flabbergasted. i think she became frightened of me. >> why didn't you shake hands and call it quits? >> because i loved her. >> karen's friends and brothers say she told them she was afraid. when she tried to pull away from tim, brother mike said the fears were quickly borne out. >> did you hear evidence that she was not being treated well? >> yes. she called me and said that tim had choked her and i felt like after that conversation that i convinced her to file a police report. >> but no report was filed. still karen's coworkers could tell something was terribly wrong. >> she had bruising on her neck. in fact one of her friends at work remembered her missing a day or two and when she came in she

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. >>> plus, add the spector of depression of homelessness as evictions begin across america. and the explosion in buy route. how government failure played a role and why there is a lesson for america in lebanon's catastrophe. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. there was a nine second video posted to twitter yesterday. it was not really in the national news. more of a local story. but it was an incredibly revealing moment about how republicans are going about trying to re-elect donald trump. here's what happens. there is a reporter. his name is matt smith with wisntt out of milwaukee, wisconsin, channel 12. he camped out the elections building in madison, and this is what he got. >> how many signatures did you collect? >> that video had the feel of a local reporter being somewhere at the right place, the right time and catching someone in the act. that woman who he asked the question of really did not seem to want to be on camera. there is a good reason for that. the woman you see there, right there, giving the no comment, she is a

the spector of thousands of people jail ned government unsuccessful attempt to control may day will graphically demonstrate the political isolation of the war-making government. ten's of thousands going to jail will make the choices painfully clear to america's rulers and the war or face social chaos. after demonstrators held police" jail,ocks in the d.c. police establish a temporary holding facility at robert f kennedy stadium. [shouting] >> that was a short look at one of our many programs available in its entirety on our website, span.org/history. american history tv, exploring our nations asked every weekend on c-span3. >> historians david blight and annette gordon-reed talked about recent debates over historical monuments, discussing how people could make decisions about removing or contextualizing them based on historical information and public sentiment. the american historical association hosted and recorded this event. james: good afternoon. and i say that with some trepidation, because our audience is national and international. so, good morning to some of you and good evening to some

about this intel report that russia is now actively working to hurt biden to help trump with the spectormation spread. facebook and twitter both took down some of trump's disinformation as it pertained to infection risks for children. it's probably like whack-a-mole if you had to pull it all down. >> yes, theres a number of things. we'll call this chaotic friday, we're projecting a lot of chaos across the country. look, we're at the u.s. right now, leads the world in the number of new cases and deaths over the last seven days, and this has been true for the last few months. so our epidemic is still spiraling out of control. the new estimates, 300,000 deaths by december and possibly 400,000 deaths by january to put that number in perspective, that's the number of americans that died in world war ii. we're dealing with something of that magnitude. and still no plan for control at all. and then on top of that, we have so many conspiracy theories, including those put out by the white house, around the chinese communist party or blaming the world health organization, part of this larger anti-

martin luther king assassinations, as well as in other high-profile cases including those of phil spectornd casey anthony. >> the appearance of the injury leaves no doubt that this is not a healing wound. >> reporter: in a darkened courtroom, spitz showed photos and talked about that cut inside cory's mouth. curtis had told police his wife had fallen in the days before she died, his explanation for that injury. but this expert said he saw no signs the cut was an old one. >> there's no evidence of healing. so this looks like at the time it was incurred. >> reporter: the abrasion on the outside of the lip and the cut inside indicated to spitz that an object, like a pillow, had been placed on cory's face shortly before she died. >> this is not an accident, this is not a natural death, this is not a suicide. this is a homicide. >> reporter: then came testimony the first jury never got to hear, and it was explosive. for this trial the judge allowed erika gomez, wife number two, to testify. remember when we interviewed her, she wanted to protect her identity. but now on the witness stand she co

raising the spector of a now publicly stated intention of refusing to accept the result of an americanut any evidence his allegations of fraud. and raising questions about the security of mail-in voting. those claims from trump about rampant voter fraud are false and republican senator mitt romney said so much this weekend. quote, i don't know of any evidence that voting by mail would increase voter fraud, end quote. trump's lie was an important lie for republicans to fact check. of all of trumps thousands of lies, it is disinformation like this meant to undermine the u.s. election and represents yet another exhibit of donald trump ripping a page straight out of vladimir putin's playbook. peter baker wrote this today, how many ways are there to say that this is not normal. baker adding, quote, president trump of course long ago redefined what constitutes normal in the white house. but with 77 days left in the campaign that polls show he is losing, he is pushing all of the boundaries at once. now, running as the incumbent, he has levers of power available to help salvage a flagging camp