>> i think, you know, if you don't know who alvin york is, you might find it of interest. you know, he -- if you don't know about him today, at one time he was the number one celebrity. not in the u.s. but in the world. he was a huge celebrity. i asked my friends. french equivalent to york and he says, no. i'm sure there are plenty of people perform just as much, significant, but york captured the imagination all over the world and celebrity, start to fade in later years. people like i say, people knew who he was. >> i can't really think of another equivalent in american history who -- >> no. even murphy, the world war ii hero, audy murphy stories, not really -- doesn'tin have the fat story and, yeah, i mean, they tried to make him a hero. >> yeah. >> and, jessica, i can't remember her name. in iraq, i think, first woman soldier that has been captured and she had gone down blazing and that turned out not to be true. so we like our heros. yeah. >> oh, yeah. well, i heard from murmuring. >> sorry about that. we are having internet issues but thank y'all so much for coming an

my other famous quotation is from alvin york, who received the medal of honor for his accomplishments in world war i, the most famous american soldier in the war. he doesn't talk about his service but he speaks to that diversity of contribution of all parts of american society, and he says i fought with catholics and protestants, with jews, greeks, italians, polls and irish, as well as american boys in the world war. they were buddies of mine, and i learned to love them. and i just think that speaks so beautifully to how world war i was really a unifying event in our connection. we were still very sectional 50 years after the civil war. you had different ethnicities and nationalities and immigrant groups that perhaps hadn't been fully assimilated yet. they came together in the national effort in world war i, and i thought that sergeant york spoke beautifully to that. on the same thing, there's another quotation from an african-american named eugene bullard, living in france, and ultimately served as an aviator in something called the lafayette flying corps, made up of american volunte

the public face of alcatraz for years and quickly points out to you the longest serving prisoner was alvin "creepy" carpas who spent 26 years locked up. >> i go to a party, i work on alcatraz. what's that like? i look forward to going to work every day. it's never a dull moment out there, worth it just for the views. i started working out there while i was in high school in 1976 and i love going to work every day. i've met people from all over the world, and it's been a wild trip. >> really is a cool tour if you get a chance to go. cantwell is revered by the park service, he is the one who gives those vip tours of alcatraz, among the famous people he has shown around, hillary clinton, president obama's daughters, as well as johnny depp. his last day if you want to see him before he's gone, may 31st. still have a little time. >> good luck to him. happy retirement to him. >>> not a relaxing day at a southern california beach, chaos breaking out with people climbing lifeguard towers and setting off fireworks, the way police handled the situation and how word spread so fast about this big bash

euro land based choreographer alvin calderon just came up with the idea for the on line down sessions he calls a duel so pleasure. who's been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. music and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join in and. do the about their their own journey and then because we tap into their research together we tap into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guy that. what they're hearing in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are dancing together. the pun demick. i want to know where alpha got those shorts thanks for watching. we've got some tips for your bucket list. corner. for some. and some great cultural memorials to boot. the little guys this is the something to 7 percent of the platform for office suits to just leave his shoes his share i guess. you know harvest started out being not afraid to tough and delicate topic. because population. and yo

euro land based choreographer alvin called came up with the idea for the on line down sessions he calls a duel so pleasure. who's been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join in. the about their their own journey and then because we tap into their research together we got into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guided. weather here in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are down together to the pandemic. i want to know where alpha got those shorts thanks for watching. the biggest. people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center on law and more refugees are being turned away aboard the bottom subscript going to play like the demonstrators the big screen grabs the box below the bench more than 300 people are seeking. the bass drum audibly because no one should have to sleep the but make up your own mind the bubble. m

euro land based choreographer alvin called came up with the idea for the on line down sessions he calls a duel so pleasure. who's been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join in. the about their their own journey and then because we tap into their research together we tap into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guy that. whether here in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are don't seem to get. the pun demick. i want to know where alpha got those shorts thanks for watching. they are fresh from the feet. thanks to fine tell mining plants are used as an eco friendly mining to. valuable metals found in the ground will soon be on these leaves as well. in the lab the enormous potential of these super plants is on full display. tomorrow today. 90 minutes on d. w. sure the right says to see people in particular. to see how soon as the

she has a lot of alvin's and al's and things like her life she had this great marriage later on but atat time she was like absolutely not, she was clear in what she wanted. >> i'm going to take a moment to see if there's a couple of questions here. oh, there is. what ground still remains to be broken by women in tv today? most is still being done by men, isn't it? >> i think we still have plenty of room for improvement. things are certainly better than they used to be, there's just so much opportunity and streaming. i think the big challenge now, there's, the numbers are bigger because -- i don't know if you noticed during the pandemic especially, there's a lot of television to watch, it is just constant to that's great and it's open up more avenues so i say isn't it great how there isn't just one number two women's shows which is what was -- even something like sex in theli city was supposed to be here's the latest show no. it's about four rich thin white women in a t very specific situation, a lot of people liked it but it wasn't representing a lot ofor voices. now we have tons of vo

euro land based choreographer alvin called came up with the idea for the on line down sessions he calls a dose of pleasure. lantus has been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. music and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join in. on the about their their own journey and then because we tap into their research together we got into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guide to. what they're hearing in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are don't seem to get. the pun demick. i want to know where alpha got those shorts thanks for. the status code. touching species. expedition. looking to sponsor the secret language of whales the exciting part of underwater listening is here in. the inside there is the life that. numbers you never see. me a company a research team to the pacific to. a language of materials storage june 4th on g.w. . are you ready for some great news i'm pr

q years 3320 died in a hospital died in a nursing home they died tracy alvin and advocate for those in this ng holmes and his father died in a care facility in long island does thing that quote most comments ignore the reality of the situation. our seniors trusted us to protect them and what do we can we get a governor that failed us now to carry again and makes these tone deaf remarks that continues to twist denies that he placed in the hearts of us the grieving family members we had our leaders in held the arm of the head of the and i each out in february telling us citizens that we knew that it was most deadly to the elderly back then in february so when you sign an executive order that lets a virus that is known to be the most evil elderly people in with the elderly people i don't want to sound dramatic but that sounds a lot like murder to me and we need to know why he did it was there a monetary reason that he did it all of this needs to be investigated and every time a think he might get away with it he opens his mouth and he buries unsubtle a little bit deeper the fact that we h

one was a tennessee farmer named alvin york, who+++ & constitutional drama behind significant supreme court decisions. for the next several weeks, watch key episodes from our series sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. the court upheld the conviction of an activist who distributed leaflets urging young men to resist the draft during world war i. watch on c-span or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> joining us from navy -- we appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate having you on the show. >> let's begin with the deadline, a month away, july 1. u.s. troops moving out of afghanistan. from your standpoint, what does that mean for the u.s., the military, and the veterans? >> a lot of things. it is a broad question. i think most of us would agree it is overdue. that it is overdue. 20 years of being there, we have lost a lot of men and women, spent a lot of money and it is clear that there is a limit on what we can do. we are not the best at nation building on that is what it has become. it is overdue time for the u.s. to withdraw service members. we shoul

the complications that happen from that the cause of that fungus so that instead as you can go to dr alvin does saying so in instagram or so his twitter that that information that is potentially deadly i want to move on to a topic that a lot of you were talking about online and that is vaccines let's start with this comment 1st of all go ahead the other day we would go to the symptoms of 19 and i would read the article you don't want to know more about the long term complications of the disease on the body and that's what is back solution to the most common question we're going to be using it now probably be loose. lips or do d. backs you know not be. music and selenium you know exactly so. there's no absolute for you if you're illiterate and have access to exit doors to good and . deltas so many questions about vaccines veggie evils on the right knowledge of says hello everyone i've been trying to register for a jap i caught that one i thought into the task with a little to 40 for his own it's hard to do this what is the problem not to sell him with people who are ready to thought of axel

complications that happen from that the cause of black fungus so that is there is you can go to dr alvin dissing so ins instagram or so his twitter and you'll find that information there it is potentially deadly this is one such handschuh said when she says i really want to ask about the hour it can survive prime minister it has destroyed us there's a lot of complaining on the you tube comments about prime minister modi because of the way he has handled this entire situation with a 2nd wave in india as a reporter how is that being played out in india. absolutely and there's good reason babs whatever doctors may not be able to would they need to do their job. we have a prime minister this is the 2nd dome that he's the prime minister he's been he's won with an overwhelming majority so he's an important man and i have wondered as a reporter watching several broadcasts that he has made to the nation why on any of these broadcasts he wouldn't have used that amazing time that he has with the whole country wrapped around his finger why he didn't use that time more effectively to just tell us th

euro land based choreographer alvin called came up with the idea for the on line down sessions he calls a duel so pleasure. who's been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join in and. really about their their own journey and then because we tap into the research together we tap into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guy. whether you're here in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are down together. i want to know where alpha got those shorts thanks for watching. these happy she got a spot at cologne institute for inclusive education. here people like jenny who have mental disabilities are trying to be education specialists they know the issues mentally disabled people deal with 1st hand. academic track. for people with disabilities closer. look. india. having an address is a fundamental right that's long been denied to residents

euro land based choreographer alvin called came up with the idea for the on line down sessions be coals a duel so pleasure. who's been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join in. the about their their own journey and then because we tap into their research together we tap into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guy that. what they're hearing in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are down together. i want to know where alpha got less shorts thanks for watching. fresh from the field. thanks to find tell mine and plants are used as eco friendly mining to. valuable metals found in the ground will soon be on these limits as well . in the lab enormous potential of these super plants is on display. tomorrow today. and 30 minutes on w. . we're all such a ticket to go beyond t.l.c.'s. extreme take on the world. all the facts all of the

euro land based choreographer alvin called came up with the idea for the on line down sessions he calls a dose of pleasure. who's been staying with his family in canada also down since along with the participants from around the world. and are streamed online so anyone from anywhere can join. in the about their their own journey and then because we tap into their research together we tap into the music together we create the community so this is what i really enjoy is that we're all taking ownership of where we are and then we need to gather with the music and the guided. weather here in a berlin park elsewhere in the world they are don't seem to gather. the pun demick . i want to know where alpha got those shorts thanks for watching. kickoff. decisions. surprises. and one for the record. things are heating up in the bundesliga an alternate mass day of a memorable season. 30 minutes on d w. is happy she got a spot institute for inclusive education. here people like jenny who have mental disabilities are trying to be education specialists they know the issues mentally disabled people dea

be in rich mother's story this morning from bloomberg, the distinction between lauren summers and alvin blinder, they are not the same page. i would go the range breakout, which you have identified as 1.74%. we are nowhere near that. jonathan: lumber futures have been hammered. tom: what is a brave guy looking at lumber futures for? jonathan: traded lower, home depot. macy's up more than 70% going into earnings. what did the stock do, traded a little bit softer. lisa: if i make, los came out with earnings -- if i may, low'' s came out with earnings. tom: of the three of us, you are the only one that's been in. lisa: look at lowe's, high expectations after the home depot results. they just came up smashing expectations. if you look at earnings-per-share, more than double what they were last year are perhaps almost a double where they were last year. the shares lower by 2.5% in premarket trading. this goes exactly to your point. increasing revenues dramatically and still getting penalized market performance. jonathan: the team on bloomberg picked up on this in the call with home depot. th

thursday evening will celebrate boston artist alvin breaux han in conversation with wbur on april 8 historian heather cox richardson, somebody i'm interested in and read regularly, will join us here in the virtual athenaeum to talk about her new book how the south won the civil war, oligarchy, democracy and the continuing fight for the soul of america in a discussion with emily. put those events on your calendar please and join y us ad visit our website. our featured author tonight jamal greene is the dwight professor of law at yale university -- at columbia university, columbia law school, a graduate of harvard college and jill law school, for molluscum clerk to the honorable john paul stevens. he was also a reporter for sports illustrated for making 99-2002. he's a man of man of diverse interests. he is joined by randy kennedy, my old friend, randy is the michael klein professor of law at harvard law school. he received his undergraduate degree from princeton, his law degree from yale university, attended oxford as a rhodes scholar, or mcleod to supreme court justice thurgood marshall. he i

and then my other favorite quotation is from the famous american soldier alvin york who received the medal of honor for his accomplishments in world war. i probably the most famous american soldier in that war. and he doesn't talk about his service, but he speaks to that diversity of contribution of all parts of american society. and he says i fought with catholics and protestants with jews greeks italians poles and irish. as well as american boys in the world war. they were buddies of mine and i learned to love them. and i just think that speaks so beautifully to to how world war i was really a unifying event in our country. we were still very sectional 50 years after the civil war. you had all these different ethnicities and nationalities and immigrant groups that that perhaps hadn't been fully assimilated yet. yet they all came together in this national effort in world war one and i thought that sergeant york spoke beautifully to that. on the same theme, there's another quotation from an african-american named, eugene bullard. who was living in france when the war broke out and vo

but the biggest loss of population was alvin e the city went from over 18,800 residents to 17,000.re going to be reviewing a change in the population and they believe that students who live at the university of california village played a role in their debt. >> when the lockdown came. >> graduate, students just much as undergraduates tended to had for whatever they considered home if their kids didn't need to be in the local schools and they didn't need to be at the university. they would likely go to wear. where their grandparents were sometimes going back to home countries and so if we lose half of the population of the university of california village. we've well over 10% of our population. >> in contrast. some cities in the bay area. saw population growth, including santa clara and walnut creek. >> we'll take a break here at 7.56. but coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news face mask could be a thing of the past when the state fully reopens next month. it will still be needed in some special cases. but we're going hear from governor newsom about that. also sta

alvin snyder showed up with the warriors shop gearing up for what he predicts will be a big night fordoves. prediction um, think the world's gonna win you over 10 points. i mean, i think they're gonna win over 10 points carry will be curry and x factor. you know wiggins wiggins will do his thing and then think jt a will. be a big big factor in scoring tonight to regal reno so made the trip all the way up from los angeles. this is baby eva should be going to her first game tonight. he's hoping to watch the warriors make history think it's gonna be a tough match. memphis have some that sound pretty decent players today, but overall, i think the words to take it. he also says he's hoping for a big weekend. the dubs tip off at six and then just 45. minutes later, the giants begin a three game stand against longtime rival l. a. dodgers busy. we'll do the game tonight. then sunday, we're doing the dodgers giants game. gonna go support my boy ideas for the dodgers. let's go before right. theo atwater tavern is perfectly situated between chase center and oracle park, basketball and baseball f

so ten minute sketches like elizabeth is going to learn how to drive but she doesn't want to tell alvinyou know, like that. ... this thing they too which is a signature and the announcers talk directly to her through the cam are and be like, elizabeth, what would you think you're doing now? and she wouldn't talk to them but she would gesture and his signature line was, elizabeth aren't you ashamed? and then she'd go -- and it is >> the talkshow ended because she was offered talkshow of her own. so all the stories of america's sweetheart is here. you should pay attention to her one of the favorite things i mentioned she was known because she wanted to be very sweet similar to gertrude burke very clear on managing her own image and took some flack for it i read some reviews of her shell were basically a little disappointed trying to seduce them at all times. and people would make fun of her a little that. but i think she is just charming. she sang songs. she wanted to be a singer. she wanted to be an opera singer. she sang a lot back in those days. she is dripping wet charm and beautiful.

alvin snyder showed up with the warriors shop gearing up for what he predicts will be a big night forprediction i think the word's gonna win you over 10 points. i mean, i think they're gonna win over 10 points carry will be curry and x factor. you know wiggins wiggins will do his thing. and then i think j today will be a big big factor in scoring tonight to regal reno so made the trip all the way up from los angeles. this is baby. evil shall we go into the first game tonight? he's hoping to watch the warriors make history think it's gonna be a tough match. matthis have something that's a pretty decent players today, but over i think the words to take it. he also says he's hoping for a big weekend. the dubs tip off at six and then just 45. minutes later, the giants begin a three game stand against longtime rival l. a dodgers. busy we'll do the game tonight. then sunday, we're doing the dodgers. gonna go support my boy judea for the dodgers. let's go before meeting right. theo atwater tavern is perfectly situated between chase center and oracle park, basketball and baseball fans began s

so alvin is pete's great grandfather, on his mother's side and alvin was the third in a family of allar right. i don't know if you see a family resemblance perhaps? pete: maybe yes i know the pressmens. >> very good. >> all of the boys in the photo except two were required to register for the world war i draft. so the information that we found on the world war i draft registration card with all kind of information about these young men from their height to slender to stout, but all of them have something in common which is their light hair and light eyes which are likely from your norwegian ancestry, you know, the pressman family has which i'm sure you are familiar with. of these six young men, two of them are your great grand urgess served during world war i did you know. pete: i cannot know i had relatives in world war 1. i knew world war ii. i did not know world war i. i had no idea. >> these great grand uncles are melvin and imeal they served overseas during the conflict. melvin traveled home from france at the end of the war in 1919 on the ss camouflage kind of unique painted for

i showed the home built by southern pacific railroad manager alvin town, and it was well known for its portico made of white marble. an occupied since town's death in 1896 the house continued to represent the style of high art villas that were stress san francisco's cultural refinement. the ruin of the town mansion consisted of ancient building material instead of modern-day rubble and it's greek design had withstood seismic shock and firestorms. and so the fact that it happened inhabited by an early californian entrepreneur added to the optimistic account of an imagined american mediterranean as kevin starr is called it. at the other end of the spectrum yet again the maker of album number 11 did not indulge in such reveries on nob hill the mansion of the so called sugar king klaus freckles is shown with its hollow window frames. so on the left here, you have a view of the spreckels home prior to the earthquake and on the right the image from the album. this freckles family family had made a fortune in sugar refineries in california and in hawaii and was well known speculating in real

-- four alvin ailey -- alberni, -- president biden on monday talked about this debate over the sizeunemployment benefits and whether it is a disincentive. here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> it is easy to say the line has been because of the generous unemployment benefits it is a major factor in labor shortages. americans want to work. americans want to work. as my dad used to say, a job is about more than a paycheck what about your dignity, your place in the community, about being able to look your kid in the eye and say everything is ok. i think people who claim americans won't work even if they find a good and fairy -- good and fair opportunity underestimate the american people. we request the law is followed for benefits and we will not turn our back on fellow americans. 22 million people lost their jobs in this pandemic through no fault of their own. they lost their jobs to a virus and to a government that bundled -- bungled its response and failed to protect them. we still have 8 million fewer jobs than when the pandemic started, and for many of those folks, unemployme

sketches and it would just be like elizabeth's gonna learn how to drive but she doesn't want to tell alvin you know like that kind of very sitcoming type of thing and she is hilarious and there's kind of this gambit they do that's really a signature thing where the announcer will talk directly to her through the camera and be like elizabeth. you know, what? do you think you're doing now? and she would she wouldn't talk to him, but she'd like gesture and he his signature line was he'd say elizabeth, aren't you ashamed and then she'd go. and it is the cutest thing. it's so cute totally recommend. so that's so that's at one point. she had this and life. you know, she had the talk show and life with elizabeth going which is an insane schedule and then the talk show ended because she was actually offered the chance to have a national talk show of her own the betty white show. and that was 1954 and so she was really like, you know, there were all these stories that were like america's sweetheart is here and it's betty white and you should pay attention to her and one of my favorite things i ment

july or august of 1864 general burbridge ordered that the name of a democratic candidate for judge alvin duvall be stricken from the ballots. i mean imagine if that were to take place today someone in authority were to say we think someone's disloyal. he's a traitor so he can't be voted for anymore three days before an election. that's exactly what general burbridge did. somehow the democrats of kentucky got their act together. they found another candidate within three days. they telegraphed his name across the state and he ended up winning the election but judge duvall fled, kentucky because burbridge had wanted to arrest him. he actually made his way up to canada where he hit out for a while and general burbridge actually arrested the lieutenant governor of kentucky and the chief justice of the state supreme court as well as a lot of other people and when you saw in the democratic platform, and they're complaining about interference of elections, and they actually mentioned, kentucky. this is one of the things they have in mind. you can understand why the democrats are upset and say th

alvin, you are next, from georgia. we look at some of that temporary fencing on capitol hill.ood morning. caller: good morning. i was just upset about it myself. i think it is downright treason. i am african-american, and this is our country. and i filled those people violated our democracy. and i think they are the people that listen to trump that did the insurrection. i think this lets people know you just cannot do this. for those senators and the gop that stood by and did nothing and stand up to support this guy, i think it is horrible that people died, of all races, all religions, all colored people that make this country the great country that it is. and for them to stand there and say nothing happened, it is a stain on our country. it is downright treason. but those people that violated america and storms that capitol, they ought to go to prison. host: thank you for the call. additional funding, $1.9 billion, would include body cameras for capitol hill police officers and travel protection for members of congress. breaking down some of the other dollar figures. national

host: kenneth is in alvin a, new york calling -- albany, new york . i say no because by george i tell you what, if they cannot go to college, they cannot do it on their own. my wife and i sacrifice to put my daughter through school. i put in for her education and i bottomed out to help her and got her a good car to go to college on. i made payments on it for five years to get her to go to college and by the way, she went to college for 8 years. her mother and i helped put her through college for four years. but we were kind of poor. she earned money to finish her college and she is a pharmacist now and she is making payments on it and by george if we can do it, everybody else in the united states can do it. host: that was the caller from kentucky. somebody texting us this morning. charlene saying paid for two years of community college. considerate like the 13th and 14th grade to compete with the world. why should we stop after the 12th grade? amina in st. louis saying i have a dual degree in architecture. this was possible because i took classes at c

alvin godoi.rica -- jacob junior mendes martinez, mission high school -- middle school, avl rado es. mission high school, denman middle school, eldorado elementary school. -- june jordan school for equity and sunny side e.s. -- leadership high school m.e.c. liz beth -- june jordan, denman and -- maria martinez, wallenburg high school, hoover middle school, moscone. mira espinosa, hill top high school, lincoln high school, james lick and leonard flyn. sandy agila, san francisco international high school marshall. sara grande, downtown high school, galileo, marina middle school, sanchez and leonard flyn. -- mission high school. stephanie -- lincoln high school, hoover middle school, guadeloupe. -- washington high school and. -- from downtown high school, everett middle school, paul revere and marshall. i will now mention our 14 honourable mentions. -- from mission -- from thur good marshall -- from school of the arts. -- from mission. zsh from lincoln. hector antonio -- from ballboa. ingrid jimÉnez,