and enter cecilia rose off ski. okay here's another one. raise your hand if you've heard of cecilia ski. okay the. one person who has held the person next to how. risky was a daughter of poor jewish immigrants and a colleague perkins on the ellis island committee. in april 1934 resolved. she took charge of the newly formed german jewish children's inc, the aca joined forces with the children's bureau a section of perkins's labor department that oversaw child welfare questions to facilitate the immigration of several hundred refugee children ironing out this process through a series of meetings. the charge gave way to a corporate affidavit enabling a group like the aca to sponsor refugees the first refugees that we see in my book are a group of nine children who, through this program, arrived at ellis island in. november 1934, and those their names. most of them lost their parents in the holocaust holocaust, mean. meanwhile, the refugee crisis was far from the only problem on. perkins's desk in 1934, a communist immigrant labor organizer led

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. >> the event also celebrated cecilia's retirement after working at the usps for 4 decades. says she's excited to spend some more time outdoors with her grandkids. congrats to both of them. very nice. we'll take a look. 3rd egg from our favorite bald eagle family has gotten a lot bigger today. this is video. >> of the chicks being fed this morning. how cute you could see the other 2. they're looking good as well. getting food from mom and dad, jackie and shadow. there's also movement on the 3rd egg which could fully and up hatching today about that. so let's take a live look right now at the nest. reminder from friends of big bear valley that they have never had triplets before. you can see there trying to keep the babies standing guard once probably out hunting and the other is just making sure that home is stable. yet. moms taking care of the probably. >> and maybe that gets more food. with half teaser hop into labor supply. appreciate your being with us for kron. 4 news at 5. we a lot more. lot more news to get to about 4 news at 6. coming up, we're talking about 2 women

watching the cecilia which though stalled, i'd be off. okay. then those are on samo. your somebody is going to send one of the, this is, this was a real by the new lordes cardoso, the style i use. what do you like us to do with it? below is go to them, but it's a bit low changes to all the years. but fortunately, the you, you got to call the cell is nearly so you go for it x so so i'm wondering with a p and look out what other is some course the safety meet a deeper of need donuts that was the largest execution side and the bumps get for the area where 218 children and women met that this 104 children were on the 15th on to orthodox church holidays. saint marina, the great mountains, july, the 30th and sent alias august the 2nd 1941 and leave no. and the villages of landscape of the 1587 people were killed. as a rule is a largest mess, it goes, upset, square, arranged and conducted on major orthodox holidays. transforming the joy of a holiday into a tragedy such as desktop, talk 6, a cynicism, deep rooted hatred, and everything else. adults can be auto and motor on su

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transit all is right now. cecilia, so we've been giving them plenty, but i think the discussion for us, the larger discussion for us is to get a piece deal done. we want to see peace. we want to see peace in the middle east. what i should say the president wants to see peace and we follow, or commander in chief. we want to see peace in the middle east. we want to see it in ukraine. we want to see it all over the world. and we think all of these, all of these conflicts can be settled and we're proving it every single day. the, the, you to bring to us to be in your building. i'm not talking to the uranium directly and i have no knowledge of anyone in the us government to ask you to them right now or other countries in the region office. just, i always like visiting israel, you know? but i think i think we're in conversations with the israelis every single day. there are a strategic partner. we view them as critical to the process. we think that a prime minister netanyahu has done an exceptional job. i work directly with ron dormer every single day. talk to multiple times a day and as nee

i'm cecilia with the veteran senior intelligence officer in the us army and defense intelligence agency, lieutenant colonel engine, each of a lieutenant colonel. you are talking about the be a tunnel or that it looks as if they're going to be in union and britain, one of a, these are leads when they came to out of touch with their own populations given the polling. but they idiots, or are they people who genuinely believe that russia ones too much down the shows and these a and, and invade uh, london. well i, i think if you just look at it rational, a look at what the russians are, are doing right now just to maintain a trench warfare. think about this like mere putting everything they have into maintaining that war. so are we to believe that they're going to be able to reestablish the 12 tank arbys that base towards barrels and with in world war 2? really, we're going to go from this kind of a bar morass, is trench warfare to 1986 the full, the gap. is that what we're, is that what we're really thinking about here because it's not rational. and all, by the way, i was trained as lieuten

the stronghold of the cecilia includes us spaces and most of the countries oil fields. price of the world in 2011, syria produced 840-0000 barrels a day. yesterday, after dismantled ice was final stronghold and rocca city and eastern syria in 2017 . would us packing us free absorption and stationed in the region ever since to help prevent the recession suffice. so, but it's considered as the sd of co distractions to be terrace groups to, to alleged times with the kindest on work. as part of your introducing caroline rose, who's the direct to all the new lines institute and a surrealistic. she joins as life from new york, and i will welcome to you, caroline. so 1st the one, if you put this into context for us, how important is this moment and see is journey out of decades of dictatorship. and i think this is perhaps one of the most landmark moments in serious history. it security political history. and i rank it almost just as high as the day, but aside fell when it, when it came to the opposition offensive that quickly came from the province through alaska and all the w

well, that's a decision i could have done the consequences on the front lines. cecilia director says the move is temporary and the washington expects to resume his cooperation with keith. the progress is made on peace negotiations with russia. us national security advisor, mike wilson says that all efforts for diplomatic talks to get home to way us parts intelligence sharing brain. and is it still we have uh, we have taken a step back and or pausing and reviewing all aspects of this relationship. but i just got off the phone before i walked out here with my counterpart, ukrainian national security advisor. we are having good talks on a location for uh uh for the next round of negotiations on delegations on substance. uh, so just in the last 24 hours, uh, since the public statement from zalinski. and then the subsequent conversations which i'm going to walk inside and continue. i think we're going to see a movement in very short order. the white house has also set its reconsidering its pools on funding from industry a to train that move was made on monday president for the mass of len

i'm cecilia with the veterans senior intelligence officer in the us army and defense intelligence agency, lieutenant colonel engine, each of a lieutenant colonel. you are talking about it'd be a tunnel or that it looks as if they're going to be in union and britain, one of a, these are leads where they clearly out of touch with their own populations given the polling. but they idiots, or are they people who genuinely believe that russia ones too much down the shows and these and, and invade uh, london as well i, i think if you just look at it rational a look at what the russians are, are doing right now, just to maintain a trench warfare, think about this like mere putting everything they have into maintaining that war. so uh, are we to believe that they're going to be able to reestablish the 12 tank arbys that base towards barrels in with, in world war 2. really, we're going to go from this kind of a bar morass as trench warfare to 1986 the full, the gap. is that what we're, is that what we're really thinking about here, because it's not rational. and all, by the way, i was trained as l

they're asking for the morning to cecilia, and that's why i think we have this done a good time for us. it's a shot i seen that now that intensifying did a force and they're soon going to come up with a new government that's reflected that by the diversity of syria press. so thank you very much for bringing us an exit from syria over. so it's about a damascus to discuss the situation in syria for the when i joined on the side by leaving the house was a syrian political am list and the director of the syrian association for citizens dignity. thank you so much for being with us on algae is here. as we heard there from my correspondent, the very front jaw situation. still the syrian government in control is big cities on the coast. but how big of a threat do you think it's still faces from these outside toilets? i think these are the 1st essential thread. the new authorities and syrians as a whole, after the liberation of the country on the 8th of december are facing. let's put context to this. this is a highly sophisticated coordinated attack, right? instigated by iran and his beloved ex

and damascus is cecilia minutes of defense and almost the end of its minutes operating alongside the costs of areas of syria. part of the distribution here remains extremely fragile. last night, that has been an attack on the security forces at the check point in the building of the portico in cottages. here in the mazda display, the building right behind me. it was the 1st time since the beginning of the class is that is opted on thursday for the 1st time have seen a tax on security forces in the mask is just to, to, to, to, to get the, the sicknesses of that you. when's the perfect way to disagree with the forces i've had in us how far they've called over there on that street. and they have worked through this public parking here. and then stepping on the stairs here, they have stopped detecting weapons and me, that's fine. you know, right, and probably probably no preparations. and then from here, the perpetrators started to attack the checkpoint over there. one of the attackers threw a grenade, a handle on that switches to the tech point. and then the security forces over there s

cecilia has now written a book about not just that episode, but more broadly about the situation at top law schools and what's to be done now in some ways, we've been warned about parts of before. i might be the only one in this room old enough to remember this, but back in the 1990s, a couple of authors named david sachs and peter thiel wrote a book about illiberalism at stanford called the diversity myth multiculturalism, the politics of intolerance. that book warns that leading academic institutions were adopting anti-western zealotry, silencing dissent and stifling intellectual life. other authors in that time frame sounded the alarm as well. and i would have to say unsuccessfully if one reads ilya shapiro is a book about the events 30 years later, morrison early in his new book, ilya shapiro describes his thoughts on how the long rise of liberalism and the unchecked decline of intellectual diversity and civil discourse in law schools has contributed to a climate of intolerance and antithetical to the mission of legal education and legal profession. as he'll discuss in a few moments

hubo quizÁs algÚn malentendido con cecilia galiano?lud o psicolÓgico. alan: y no para de trabajar. esta increÍble. hasta pocas pompas me pusieron. era en los 80. ♪ ♪ satcha: muy buenos dÍas. jueves 6 de marzo. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". de la cÁrcel a la deportaciÓn. autoridades de otro condado de mayorÍa hispana anuncian que van a trabajar como agente de inmigraciÓn. entÉrate cuÁl es y que nuevos operativos acaba de anunciar el zar de la frontera. fran: tan pronto como hoy donald trump firmarÍa una orden ejecutiva para poder cerrar el departamento de educaciÓn. tenemos reacciones y te vamos a decir que le piden ahora los republicanos musk. satcha: aumenta la expectativa por el diÁlogo que sostienen hoy donald trump y claudia sheinbaum. esto justo cuando surgen nuevas reaccionesa la orden presidencial de suspender aranceles a carros importados de canadÁ y mÉxico. fran: un policÍa arriesga su vida para salvar a un conductor atrapado en un auto en llamas. tenemos las imÁgenes que generan una ola de reacciones. satcha: marsella figueroa