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of congress was appointed, responsible and saw as its mission of collecting history and culture of ameri, of this country, as the national library. and it is important for the library of congress to continue to collect history. history never stops. so, i'm just really carrying on and making sure that we go into the next decades with more voices and more history being told. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, climate change may be at the root of a growing crisis for french winemakers. mild winters mean vines are budding earlier, and spring cold snaps are more severe. this past week, temperatures in the french winegrowing regions including chablis, burgundy and bordeaux, dropped into the low twenties. growers battled the sudden frost with what look like large candles, hundreds of cans of paraffin lit to warm the fragile vines during the bitter cold nights. >> ( translated ): you see all the little buds which are here. you see them here. so, the protection we've put last night was efficient because the buds are still there. so, that's encouraging for

can the ameri be sustainable . green weddings our own friends. the now entrepreneur in bangalore organizes the happiest day of your life. without too many sacrifices and it leaves everyone with a good conscience. in 60 minutes on t w. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity from established itself. both religious and secular leaders or to display their power. to trace began. creating the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures this is how massive churches are created. consciousness the cathedral spire starts april 12th on d w. a growing number of christians from the middle east now live in germany powerless kirk has been here for decades. he was born in southeastern turkey. but in recent years many have come from syria where christianity is fast disappearing thus it is not the 1st time this has happened in the middle east in my view that there are always wars and in the end if the christians lose that we should leave the problem .

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one of the latest poll that i was reading this is according to gallup it was saying that some 26 ameri 26 percent excuse me if americans say that they wouldn't get a vaccine right now so there's real vaccine hesitancy and vaccine refusal why do you think that is. well there's a very complicated issue that that we take a long time to discuss and and you know part of it is the communication but how how we communicate and have ruled out 100 politics part of a readership there's there's so many facets to keep back in hasn't but what the thing is but i also don't want to say i don't say that some also say it's also the flip flopping for example astra zeneca has image has kind of been shattered in a way right now because of the the reported blood clots and you know now we see this with johnson and johnson so this flip flopping doesn't really help people out doesn't well i think it's too much information and too much emphasis on certain parts of information and where people lose sight of the overall benefits of vaccine these are exceedingly rare. complications and we think about things that w

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to empowering yourself as ameri to cope with or. even if governments and societies commit to reducing inequality it could take decades to achieve significant progress some inequality scholars say even now individuals can make a difference less self-seeking more solidarity and empathy with others the pandemic may have brought out the best in many people. i think as well as reducing the differences in the short term we have to do things about. people's trust in understanding a more equal society that is more cohesive more public spirited where people are more concerned with each other is better in so many different ways. the current pandemic will not be the last crisis the world faces but what seems clear is that more equitable societies are also more resilient in many ways and thus better prepared to face the future. and this resilience is far more than just a theory finland for example boasts one of the narrowest gaps between rich and poor in the world and so far it's managed to navigate the pandemic fairly on scathed in fact now wh

i don't begrudge anyone in ameri america. some ceoeos are worth it.70:1 in 2019. this isn't simply an issue of the growing gap with the rich and poor and growing middle class getting squished in between. most of the work i well the cleared an average of $507,000 in 2018, but the top 0.1% made an average of $2.8 million and that's just base salaries. many of the welt yeflt in our country do a lot of food with that money. whereby most measurable, most charitable on earth. but there's something wrong with these statistics. its moral logistics depends on if the rising tide raises all boats. with we need to innocent five profit sharing and long-term profit sharing that benefits local communities. what we can't do is ignore the growing income gap or treat it as inevitable. as theodore roosevelt said, this country will not be a permanently good place to live in unless we make it reasonable for all. that's your reality check. >>> a trump supporter charged with threatening to kill top democrats in the days of the capital riot, now prosecutors are revealing wha

. >> there is a group today that wants to apologize for being ameri americans. >> his congregation is in people from all over texas. >> one reason why i think it's interesting the two positions you have, the importance of desegregation and your opposition to the vaccine is that the people you minister to, which is admirable, of poor people, of color, those people tend to be most at risk for covid. so why not encourage them to take the medicine that will protect them. >> not only do i not encourage. i discourage. i don't know anybody in my church, black, brown, mexican, who had the virus. >> your father said he had the virus. >> thousands and thousands -- >> your father and mother told me they had the virus. >> and that's already. maybe we had it and maybe we got it. >> you also said your grandfather got the vaccine. >> and i'm opposed to that. i did not promote that. i think he was foolish for taking the vaccine. >> christian leaders on the right, people like tony spell have bought into this idea that if i continue to sew this narrative where people feel victimized and fearful and ang

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