let's begin with curtis sliwa.fernando mateo, you claim you're the only republican in this race. why did you call bill de blasio and honorable man and raise illegal campaign contributions for him that helped him ruin the city for what will be eight years? mateo: card is, once again you're making making up stories, making up lies. and people shouldn't believe you because you have a record of just lying. i never did any of the things that you said i did. i never raise illegal donations. i never personally made a donation to de blasio. my constituency did just like the mayor -- look at the poster. funnel de blasio -- you know what? he once again curtis you are a clown and you're making a mockery out of this very important primary. i think this is important for the viewers and what he is doing is a mockery of the republican party and of our primary election. you need to stop it because it's not fair. these guys make it mockery out of what he is doing. >> moderator: answer my version of that question. you did funnel som

what happened to curtis lemay?ed and by and jfk makes him his chief of staff of the air force and at the head of the air force and his career so he was both appointed head of the air force and given a metal of the highest metal that can be awarded to a foreigner by the japanese government and he wins these despite being the fifth most murderous individual of the 20th century. i mean, it's just like -- >> but part of that argument if i could elevate it an argument is that what he did actually spared, it's a purely utilitarian argument that what he did actually spared other deaths. it shortened the length of the war and therefore saved other lives. >> that is the argument of spade on behalf -- >> yeah. >> i think there is a lot of truth to that that in the absence of certainly in the absence of the atomic bombs a land invasion of japan by the united states and also run by the soviet union and poised to attack on the other side would have resulted in casualties even greater then what happened over the summer of 45. it

i wales come thursday. 0k, chris curtis, thanks forjoining us. a l curtis, thanks forjoining us.will get to watch headline act blossoms in sefton park without having to social—distance or wear face coverings. scientists will be monitoring the gig, and those with a ticket will have to provide a negative covid test to get in. the american actress 0lympia dukakis who won an oscar for her role in the 1987 romantic comedy moonstuck, has died aged 89. she had a long and distinguished career and also as a director. but it's for her roles in comedy films such as moonstruck and steel magnolias that she found international fame. the singer and actress cher, who played 0lympia dukakis' daughter in moonstruck, has been among those sharing their memories of her — tweeting that she had spoken to her shortly before her death. viola davis, who starred with 0lympia dukakis in the 1998 film the pentagon wars descibed her as a "consummate actor" and "a joy to work with". i'm nowjoined by film critic and journalist james luxford. good afternoon. she only really became a household name in the mid—50s

swain: and who is benjamin curtis? ms. swain: the brother of a sitting jurist argued before the court. could you do that today, or would there be a conflict? prof. bracey: i think there were be a conflict of interest today. ms. swain: was he paid? professor jones: blair was not, and neither is curtis. but, by the time we are approaching the u.s. supreme court, these are men who are taking this case because the reputation called for it. i think it would be a mistake to characterize them as hired guns. there is a great deal of press -- prestige in arguing these cases. blair never meets the family. he takes the case in washington and argues it there. ms. swain: was it dred scott in the courtroom when this was argued? prof. jones: the scotts are in st. louis, in the formal custody of the court, the sheriff, and they are hired out and laboring, and their daughters are in hiding. >> who was sandford, and how did he get attached to the case? >> at this point, dr. emerson is deceased. ms. is emerson is tiring of the case -- tiring

so curtis lemay before vice presidential candidate replaces handful in the pacific and tells us what happens. >> he takes his idealistic vision to the pacific theater after guam is captured america is finally close enough to japan and they ask him to command and operation he takes a whole fleet of the 292 guam to build the biggest in the world and they start launching raids on japan. to say i will not kill japanese civilians are burned down the country the plans they used to manufacture i will reduce their ability to wage war from the air to rubble and that will render them defenseless against any kind of american. assault. as strategy straight out of bomber mafia one oh one. with the most military strategic targets. so there is one mission after another from guam to japan. and then said it doesn't do what it supposed to do he really does believe if he's given enough time he can resolve all the problems he is facing. that washington is impatient and one day he gets up and it's a visitor from washington and it is his boss and the general he thinks he's coming for a courtesy visit but

— made that gain can leave also that john curtis saying the s&p will need a majority_ john curtis sayingby tomorrow. this is a very narrow part of one — by tomorrow. this is a very narrow part of one but if nicola sturgeon does _ part of one but if nicola sturgeon does fati— part of one but if nicola sturgeon does fall short we still expected that they will have a pro—independence majority in terms of the _ pro—independence majority in terms of the 5&p _ pro—independence majority in terms of the s&p and green opening up on issues _ of the s&p and green opening up on issues of— of the s&p and green opening up on issues of that. that's a different kettle _ issues of that. that's a different kettle of — issues of that. that's a different kettle of fish than the s&p majority. the nicola sturgeon has often _ majority. the nicola sturgeon has often said — majority. the nicola sturgeon has often said she would use to push for independence referendum. but if the s&p independence referendum. but if the 5&p to— independence referendum. but if the 5&p to do— independence referendum. but if the s&p

best of luck, curtis. >> i'm going to do it. for mayor.com. >> brian: go get them. many businesses are having trouble to hire them, right? because many people to sit at home. asa hutchison one of the republicans putting an end to that in his state. then we have this jon taffer is also here to tell us how to get the rest of america back to work because joe biden says we don't have a problem. i think jon taffer has a different opinion. who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression sy

mike: curtis, do you have expectations in terms of the crowds coming back this summer?ay, or are you expecting something different? >> we're expecting to continue to utilize the outdoor spaces like we did last season, and we want to make them permanent. the customers are super excited to be back, but this summer we're welcoming so many faces that we haven't seen in two years, and it's really a joyous celebration to see everybody again. mike: jenny, i'm curious about survival during the pandemic when we're not doing a lot of events. you really, i guess, had to think on your feet in terms of transforming your business, right? >> absolutely, mike, we did. with the support of the national chamber of commerce and o community, we managed to kind of, you know, do zooms and virtual celebrations, and we do that. just like any event before virtual, we've got to be creative. people get zoomed out, so we've got to come up with new things, fun things and sharing and supporting one another is a great celebration. mike: curtis, thoughts about loyal staffers that have been with you thr

curtis and cameron who were accompanied that made prints that circulated images of finest works of art that america had created they circulated these images to colleges and libraries and schools throughout the country and he commissioned them to make a photograph and a print of the sham memorial that was sold to schools and libraries. you can buy it in a variety of different sizes in the late 19th and early 20th century because he wanted people to see and understand this monument and also the importance of the 54th and we can get a sense of how widely it's circulated in this wonderful photograph. by lewis hine hine is of course a photographer. who's most well known for the pictures that he made in the early 20th century depicting child labor and the evils that it had caused but in the early 1920s, he made a series of photographs about which he titled the new negro which were designed to counter very hideous racial stereotypes at that time. and this is a photograph, which is you can see depicts and african-american couple husband and wife in their well-appointed parlor each reading to a

curtis chang and chris carter, thank you so much. president biden set to speak any moment from now.. let's listen. >> my name is joe biden, and i'm a car guy. i got -- please sit down. i got through high school and college and law school because my dad ran an agency, and i'm delighted to be here. i want to say something else up front. i'm standing here because about 180 years ago, when i first got elected to the senate, gov, the uaw elected me. we used to have the highest percentage of auto workers of any state in the nation because we had a small workforce and two giant plants, plus mopar and a few other things going on, so i want to thank you. look -- and i want to thank a good friend of mine, michigan governor gretchen whitmer. as my mother would say, gretchen -- [ applause ] -- god love you, dear. you've got a backbone like a ramrod. you got a brain as big as anybody in the business. and you are so honorable. it's a delight to know you, and anything i can do, as i said to you before, i'll come campaign for you or against you, whichever will help the most. and angela, i want to t

said, anas sarwar— tonight is asjohn curtis said, anas sarwar has — tonight is asjohn curtis said, anasgging behind the tories. i think the — still lagging behind the tories. i think the thing is, if it really is in peoples _ think the thing is, if it really is in peoples minds about that independence, perhaps the stern unyielding face of douglas ross seems — unyielding face of douglas ross seems to be more like what you would want to— seems to be more like what you would want to stand up to, a pretty powerful — want to stand up to, a pretty powerful and articulate snp leader like nicola sturgeon. sol powerful and articulate snp leader like nicola sturgeon. so i think it will be _ like nicola sturgeon. so i think it will be fascinating to see what leader— will be fascinating to see what leader unionists and scotland actually— leader unionists and scotland actually want because anas sarwar is certainly— actually want because anas sarwar is certainly coming across as more personable and get actually, that might— personable and get actually, that might not be helping him in the end. that's

but first, the best song of all time was "ballad of curtis low," no question. you couldn't have a greater contrast than have the marjorie taylor green/mat gaetz tour going on alongside the ouster of liz cheney. the likely oust ur, we should say, could and should or likely will happen wednesday. what it does indicate is now we have really the first inflection point of a post-trump presidency for the direction of the republican party. there were these questions, though many of us thought we knew the answer already of what direction would the party go after donald trump. it's clear if the midterms republicans are running straight to mar-a-lago. and likely the republican nomination for 2024 will have to go through mar-a-lago, as well. republicans see political currency, potential victory in it. i think it's a loss for the american people. >> so david, you have barbra comstack, former republican congresswoman of virginia, who lost her seat in 2018 in the midterms under trump. she told my colleague chris hayes about the former president. here's what she had to say --

those in rebel held districts are ineligible, and the autonomy is curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian consulate from registering voters. the president, bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by his party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding anyone from the diaspora, and they must be married to a syrian citizen. the united nations has said it is not involved in the election, and the us says without un involvement. it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last el

tom: right after a great story on this, dan curtis nailing the research on it, boeing says productionlating to boeing 737. they have problems that won't going away. dave: they are still dealing with the recovery from the 737 max jet. but here, at least you have a positive sign for the industry. boeing supplier spirit air systems also higher in early trading. then we turn to snowflake, a data warehousing software company. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway among the investors. their numbers didn't go so well. losses wider than expected, and looking at slower growth in product sales, the bulk of their business, this quarter. i say slower. they are talking as much as 92% as opposed to 110% in the previous quarter. tom: and the symbol is snow, how cute. dave: berkshire actually invested in this before it went public. tom: a great bio, the name escapes me right now -- dave: snowball. tom: yes, that's it, right? we are killing at this morning. give me a couple more. dave: i do have a couple more. the meme stocks, if you will come of the ones that are favored by those amateur traders on red

adults about four days after their second dose of the moderna or pfizer vaccines. 13-year-old lorraine curtis of san jose received her first covid shot today and just learned about the finding. >> it's definitely concerning, but i feel a little safer knowing it's a small c of people. >> melissa angerville is even more hesitant about here child getting the vaccine in the future. >> scary, not knowing how their body also adjust to it. >> reporter: there are a few cases of myocarditis reported after the shot taken hasn't determined if vaccines calleded the heart condition. >> what's important to recognize is that the rates of myocarditis overall are no higher than the expected rate so we don't know if there's an association here or not. >> reporter: dr. ted o'connell, chair of kaiser permanente family medicine says the cases that have been reported have all been mild. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum is closing today. alameda county public health leaders say appointments have drastically decreased so they're focusing resources

and so, after elizabeth warren red curtis got kings letter on the senate floor, mitch mcconnell interrupted senator warren. >> they are -- >> mister president. >> the senators and voters without conduct of our colleague from alabama as worn by the chair, senator warren, quote, said senator sessions has used the awesome power of office in a shabby attempts to intimidate and frighten elderly black voters. elizabeth warren read that letter on the senate floor when she stood in opposition to then senator jeff sessions nomination to beat donald trump 's first attorney general. rule 19 of the senate prohibits senators from saying the kinds of things that coretta scott king said about jeff sessions. long before he was a senator. senator warren could have said that same thing about any other nominee as long as that nominee was not a member of the united states senate. rule 19 says, no senator in debate shout directly or indirectly by any form awards impute to another senator or to other senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a senator. and so, after elizabeth warren red curtis got ki

and also, john curtis is with us, who was looking on a great interest in scotland.ss nicola sturgeon appears. butjust a thought from you on what she will be thinking and reflecting on after this election. we have had the conservatives already saying, she did not do what she wanted to do but let's face it it's still a pretty stunning and successful result.— it's still a pretty stunning and successful result. she faces two immediate _ successful result. she faces two immediate challenges. - successful result. she faces two immediate challenges. the - successful result. she faces two immediate challenges. the firstj successful result. she faces two l immediate challenges. the first is to become — immediate challenges. the first is to become the first minister of scotlaml — to become the first minister of scotland. we have had an election in which _ scotland. we have had an election in which it_ scotland. we have had an election in which it is_ scotland. we have had an election in which it is very clear that scotland is divided — which it is very clear that scotland is

we have heard from john curtis, anyway? we have heard from john curtis. who _ anyway?lling expert, saying that support is broadly split, that scotland is a divided country when it comes to the constitutional issue. are you sure 50% of the people in scotland will thank you for wanting to embark on more arguments about the constitution when we are still not do this pandemic? i constitution when we are still not do this pandemic?— constitution when we are still not do this pandemic? i think we want to have that discussion _ do this pandemic? i think we want to have that discussion about _ do this pandemic? i think we want to have that discussion about who i do this pandemic? i think we want to have that discussion about who is i have that discussion about who is making _ have that discussion about who is making the decisions, about how we recover— making the decisions, about how we recover from this pandemic. do we want _ recover from this pandemic. do we want to— recover from this pandemic. do we want to be — recover from this pandemic. do we want to be borisjohnson's br

the two republicans are curtis sleewa, founded of the guardian angels citizens safety group, and ferdinand matteo,

curtis has serviced pools for 35 years. he's stockpiling tablets for his clients. last year it was $102 wholesale, today the same tub is $153 >> reporter: it's estimated more than half of pools around the country use the tablets. industry analysts say construction of residential pools went up over 20% last year, increasing demand and a shortage coming after a fire tore through a chemical plant in louisiana that makes most of the country's supply al says it's time to prepare. >> consumers will have to learn alternate ways to keep their pools clean. >> reporter: if the country runs out of tablets, liquid or powder chlorine, not as convenient, are an option or you can switch to saltwater and skip the use of chlorine all together. aaron hamilton built a pool last summer, a game changer for the family during the pandemic and with the shortage he's prepared to make a change. >> if chlorine prices doubled it would be enough to push me over the edge, or if i ran out i would definitely convert to a saltwater pool. >> reporter: he's ready to spend the estimated $2,500 expert

though we did hear from curtis -- i should say curtis gate would, who is a reverend locally, who form the group stop killing us. he discusses his decision to defy curfew this week. defy c>> we do know there are ts when people have to somewhat call for a curfew. for the safety of all citizens or residents, or humans. so we understand that time me come. but in elizabeth city, it did not come, and it was not here on tuesday. therefore, some of us took it upon ourselves to say, we must stand right here. >> and it is impossible not to see this through an arc of what's going on in the country right now. less than one day after the conviction of derek chauvin for murder in the death of george floyd, andrew brown jr. was shot and killed here. so, seeing this holistically right now. this community is grieving like many other communities in the country are grieving. the funeral will be on monday. lindsey lindsay and kendis. >> a tough 40 hours ahead for. some broke for us there in north carolina. later on this sunday show, the chair of the house intelligence committee adam schiff joins jonathan

adults about four days after their second dose of the moderna or pfizer vaccines. 13-year-old lorraine curtis of san jose received her first covid shot today and just learned about the findings. >> it's definitely concerning, but i feel a little safer knowing that it's a very small chance and it hasn't happened to a lot of people. >> reporter: melissa angerville says she's even more hesitant about her child getting the vaccine in the future. >> scary. you know, you don't know what could happen, how their bodies are going to adjust to it. >> reporter: the cdc says there have only been a few cases of myocarditis reported after the shot and it hasn't determined if vaccines caused the heart condition. >> what's important to recognize is that the rates of myocarditis overall are no higher than the actual expected rate, so we don't know if there's actually an association here or not. >> reporter: dr. ted o'connell, chair of kaiser permanente family medicine, says the cases that have been reported have all been mild. >>> a live look at san jose. the south bay has hit a major milestone. get this, mor

unemployment now at 6.1% stephanie ruhle now on the challenges of getting people back to work >> reporter: curtis bashaw is gearing up for a busy summer. he usually hires 500 seasonal workers for his hotels on the jersey shore >> it's never been this hard to hire. >> reporter: with just weeks to go he's only halfway there. >> what would it mean to your business if you don't get to full staff? >> well, we're going to get there but the option is to cut your services. >> reporter: economists expected more than a million jobs to be added in april. but today's report came in with far less. just 266,000 >> we never thought that after the first 50 or 60 days everything would be fine today there's more evidence that our economy is moving in the right direction. >> reporter: nbc's kelly o'donnell asked the president about the extra unemployment benefits put in place during the pandemic that critics say can pay more than some jobs >> do you believe enhanced unemployment benefits had any effect on diminishing a return to work in some categories? >> no. nothing measurable >> reporter: in march eleanor fernan

back on the jersey shore, curtis is getting creative.sidized housing and recruiting students from western pennsylvania. >> the graduates of punxutawney high school can work ator lowe's, home depot. we give them a dorm on the beach and an opportunity to discover industries. >> that was nbc's stephanie ruhle reporting. >>> will smith says he's tired of packing on pounds in this pandemic. his fitness journey might have a lesson for all of us on doing big things. i'll explain before we go. we go. limu emu... and doug. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with hepatitis c... ...i felt i couldn't be at my... ...best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks wit

al curtis has serviced pools for 35 years, with high prices and low supply, he's stockpiling tablets20, a 50-tub of chlorine was $102 wholesale. today, that same tub is $153 wholesale. >> reporter: it's estimated half the pools around the country use the tablet industry experts say supply went up 20% last year increasing demand and a short avenue after a fire tore through a plant in say plant in louisiana that makes most of the supply >> consumers have to learn the right way to take care of a pool >> reporter: liquid or tablets are on option or skip to salt water altogether aaron put in a pool last summer, with the shortage, he's prepared to make the change >> if color chlorin doubled that would push me over. >> reporter: he's ready to spend the extra $2500. experts say -- >> if everybody picks up the number of their tablets for their pool pipe don't want it to turn into what we had with toilet in 2020 >> reporter: adapters will have what they need for a good swim to escape the pandemic nbc news, los angeles. >> it's a tough go for that summer fun at least you have the options. >> ri

ritika: shadow to curtis because i did not see it appear that we were done with that area where we saw the dollar weakness were dollar strength impacted stocks. back in 2020, this used to be the thing that incentivized overseas buyers to hop into not just u.s. stocks, but tech is in particular. . to see stocks and the dollar drop on the same day while you have the strong correlation, i think it tells you the power of the dollar should be moving stocks higher. as you have it an inverse coalition of 0.6, significant. yet you see both of them drop. it tells you there is conviction to the selling. romaine: it makes you wonder why it is dropping and why people think it is dropping. maybe that is why. i'm curious about the retail earnings we got. which were good. by any reasonable measure. particularly macy's. not only did you have strong revenue growth, you had growth margin expanding, it drop in inventory, you also had higher than what they were expecting. people looking at it and saying, we are not buying it. i'm curious as to what investors are looking at when they don't feel like these

one side you have fritz calla on the other side you have coke and the general secretary freezer's curtis is very much a kind of old guard versus new caliban you know the other 2 the old guard in this in this dispute i think it's a d.s.p. the gentle federation has what 9 presidents in 5 years and something like they've been getting for presidents pretty quickly after after a lot of stability beforehand exactly. how much is that overshadowing the game is the of be trying to redefine itself what is this clearly it's not a good look for german football is that i think it was an internal discussion where they were worried about the federations image calling for whole if there were changes you have to remember fritz keller was born in 29000 to clear up a lot of the math and now it seems like they're back to square one with all the problems resurfacing on them granted thank you very much you're welcome. staying with football then has a bellini return to action in the bundesliga on monday night after a 14 day coronavirus coroutine the team is currently 2nd from bottom in the table and now faces

for the first time in 30 years pool owner alan curtis says he's stocking up in advance. >> while it'skay right now i think we'll have a struggle this summer. >> reporter: part of the problem in the aftermath of hurricane laura a chemical fire shut down one of the largest domestic producers of chlorine tablets. it happened just as demand shot up during the pandemic. prize of the precious chlorine tablets have always doubled in some areas and could soar up to 70% this summer. texas home opener aaron hamilton says building a pool last summer during the pandemic saved the summer for his kids. >> you know, three covid they were able to actually, you know, even have friends out and swim in the pool, too, which was a big game-changer for us. >> if necessary, he's prepared to convert to a salt water system but hopes to avoid the expense. >> i bought most of my supplies about three months ago to get me through this season and i'm about to have to go buy again which i found is going to be a challenge. >> reporter: in order to make the chlorine last longer, experts say shower before swimming, ru

those in rebel held districts are ineligible in the autonomy. curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote like here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian consulate from registering voters. another president, bashar al assad, is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mock mode of mud marie who stand very little chance of winning they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by us. as party candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding anyone from the diaspora. and they must be married to a syrian citizen. the united nations has said it is not involved in the election, and the u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last

and i thank you so much curtis and he for his longer full inside i really do hope we get to do this again maybe on a different topic but this has been such a breath of fresh air talking to you right before the 75th anniversary of the dictator very cleansing of go dressed in sweden speaking. russia has lost more than 25000000 soldiers and civilians. in. the only real heroes those who sacrificed their life they are the heroes india have. over $25000000.00 heroes to commemorate and. i regret that it was germany that brought all these good tasters. russian people but today i was in supposedly and they believe married to the russian. and they you are a happily married to a beautiful russian woman for many many years to come face i want to be here today and stacy thank you so much. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. to the. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. i. protests in colombia lead 26 dead dead amid a government crackdown why the u.s. has offered only muffled condemnation unlike during similar unrest in other countries also this is righ

i would like to bring john curtis back. does it just solidify the welsh labour performance, although there are individual circumstances in blaenau gwent, timothy matt will be nursing their wounds there. edit nursing their wounds there. of course, blaenau gwent was one of a couple _ course, blaenau gwent was one of a couple of _ course, blaenau gwent was one of a couple of constituencies _ course, blaenau gwent was one of a couple of constituencies not - course, blaenau gwent was one of a couple of constituencies not welsh i couple of constituencies not welsh speaking _ couple of constituencies not welsh speaking territory _ couple of constituencies not welsh speaking territory where _ couple of constituencies not welsh speaking territory where plaid - couple of constituencies not welsh . speaking territory where plaid cymru are usually— speaking territory where plaid cymru are usually strongest _ speaking territory where plaid cymru are usually strongest when _ speaking territory where plaid cymru are usually strongest when

those in rebel held districts are ineligible, and the economists curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote like here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian conflict from registering voters. the president, bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by a such as party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding any one from the diaspora, and they must be married to a syrian citizen. the united nations have said it is not involved in the election, and the u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezue

the famed photographer edward curtis photographed the mohave tribe as part of his study of native americans. but the mohave and sonoran deserts remained sparsely settled by europeans. difficult terrain, heat, and lack of water kept most settlers at bay. and while a few hardy adventurers were exploring the desert, it wasn't until the discovery of gold in the 1850s that people began moving to the desert in any number. but the number of permanent settlers still remained low, kept out by the daunting task of surviving in such an inhospitable region. at its best, the desert can be a place of great beauty. people are attracted by the wide-open spaces, unusual geology, wildlife, and unique plants. the plants and animals that live here have adapted to survive in harsh conditions. summer temperatures can reach to over 130 degrees fahrenheit and drop well below freezing in the winter. and then when people show up, they can compound the problems for themselves and for the environment. as a result, the creatures that live here have been under increasing pressure for decades. and few have suffered more

. >> reporter: curtis runs five small hotels on the jersey shore.enough staff to greet them. has it ever been this hard to hire people? >> it's never been this hard to hire. and it's -- it's been such a surprise to us, because you would think, coming out of this pandemic would be, yahoo, let's go. and it's, like, the workforce evaporated. >> reporter: some took other jobs. others still have health concerns keeping them home. and international workers are having trouble getting visas. and if you ask some employers -- >> and it's very difficult to get people to come back to work. >> reporter: tom poleman manages the golden nugget casino in atlantic city. >> we are seeing people just choosing not to come back to work because they are making more money staying at home. >> reporter: millions of americans are receiving about $600 a week. or about $15 an hour. that's what a lot of typical-summer jobs pay. the golden nugget wants to hire 150 people. if you can't fill half of those positions, what will that mean? >> we need people to clean rooms. we need peo

those in rebel held districts are ineligible, and the economists curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote like here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian consulate from registering voters, and another president, bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning. they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by a baptist party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding any one from the diaspora. and they must be married to a syrian citizen. the united nations has said it is not involved in the election, and the u. s. says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, an

s tara, in 2014, 3 years later, as symbol of liberation. curtis unit took control of the weeks of us air raids. since then, life has returned to these ruins squares where people were once executed. now bloom, 2 of these women lost their husbands to ins. now they weed here and plant new flower beds. and this should be a square flower. instead they put to competed heads up here to intimidate people. it still makes me shiver back at the football club. fm f eyes on it, hoping to teach these young players to have fun and regain their confidence after years of war in terra, and helping them look forward. even if their future is completely uncertain. when they get back to our top story, or israel striking targets in lebanon after its defense, a system intercepted rockets fired from lebanese territory. we can talk to our correspond and their d, w were corresponding to best i d, d in b roots best that can you, we understand those fires were, were, were fired. those rockets rather have been fired from south lebanon towards is we'll, have you learned any more details that you can share with us?

those in rebel held districts are ineligible in the autonomy. curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of serious have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote like here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden this theory and consummate from registering voters. president bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by a certain party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding any one from the diaspora. and they must be married to a serious citizen. the united nations has said it is not involved in the election, and the us says without un involvement. it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last el

those in rebel held districts are ineligible in the autonomy. curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote like here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian consulate from registering voters, and another president, bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning. they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by a sub baptist party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding anyone from the diaspora. and they must be married to a syrian citizen. the united nations has said it is not involved in the election. and the us says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the last ele

those in rebel held districts are ineligible, and the autonomy. curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote like here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian consulate from registering voters, and another president, bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning. they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by a baptist party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding anyone from the diaspora. and they must be married to a syrian citizen. the united nations has said it is not involved in the election. and the us says without un involvement, it won't recognize the results. syria media says the regime has invited observers, but from regime friendly countries like russia, iran, china, and venezuela. the l

sundays at 8pm eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3 donna curtis rose served as a us army nurse during the vietnam war next she describes her training experiences and interactions with the vietnamese people. this interview is from the veterans history project and was conducted by the atlanta history center's kenan research center. how old were you when you went to vietnam? i was 24 24. what was your family status? i was married to my husband al who was also in the military and we went together. and at home was my sister brother mother and father back in massachusetts. and your hometown the sterling

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