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wear issue that the germans are going to give the s.s., part of their elite troops, part of their elite forces i should say. the ss is going to be in charge of carrying out the holocaust in europe. one other thing i thought i would point out here, you have "life" magazines issue, "war hits red oak." red oak, iowa. pass, 45 men from red oak iowa are going to be killed or captured by the germans. and so, this was the point where the reality of war in north africa and the european theater is going to start to come home to americans with these losses in such a small town, so many boys, in one single battle. behind me is a 105 millimeter howitzer. the howitzer was originally designed to shoot at aircraft, but in north africa, we discovered that this was an ideal antitank weapon. the gun could be lowered and then fired it tanks across the deserts of north africa. it was a very effective weapon. this map introduces visitors to the situation when the allies landed in north africa in november of 1942. you can see on the map that the allies are represented in blue. but the axis powers and the territorie

as you know one of the reasons why kim survived, is elite force. we know -- elite loyalty, elite loyalty towards kim il-sung, elite support for kim jong-il. what you think of these views of kim jong-il? how much do they really support him? >> i'm not sure that, i'm not sure that's exactly the best question. it's more are they willing to -- i mean, they are willing to support him in the way that he protects their lifestyle. that's something to be mindful of, is that as odious as kim jong-un might be in his treatment of his people, there are still interests that are tied to him, and the way he is perched people and demoted and shuffled leaders around, that also means that they have a stake in the north korean economy as it is. the military and the party are very much involved in moneymaking operations, and the closer you are to the regime the more money you can make, the more opportunities you could have. so i think after think of it in terms of not loyalty to the kim jong-un itself what he represents, that kind of stability and the privilege that the

. >> the africa core was a truly elite force or is that exaggerated. >> the folks fighting on the russian front or the units that were fighting there as well. and they were just as good as the german units. >> absolutely, it was important. >> if they didn't have all the gasoline and ammunition do you think he could have shortened the war. >> that would call for a fair amount of speculation. even montgomery was short of ammunition and fuel. and moving forward. moving east kind of line abreast. and once they did figure it out. and i think it's what does happen. and it's kind of that will. and the account being and it's such an ugly word but it didn't go the way that folks have envisioned. you're right italy is still being fought in 1945. it's not that soft. these things that get harder. >> he was addiment. he had his ideas and wasn't going to be convinced. i was watching the history channel. i was wondering how much america really paid to rebuild europe. >> long story short, the marshall plan. too late to make this a short story. so the long version is germany is a conquered country after w

. >> am i wrong assuming the africa corps was a truly elite force in the german army or was that exaggeration? >> i would hesitate to say they were anymore elite than the folks fighting on the russian front or the ss units. i think they were a very good army. they had been fighting for years already. i think they were just as good as many of the other german units. >> it was important that they were bloodied and survived and eventually went on to be victorious in africa yes, sir. >> wanting to speculate, if montgomery had not absorbed all the ammunition that pat needed, do you think patton could have shortened the war? >> that would call for a fair amount of speculation. even montgomery was short of ammunition and fuel. one of his arguments was eisenhower wanted a broad front strategy. he wanted all three army groups moving forward, moving east in a line of rest. montgomery said, we don't have the fuel or ammunition to do that. you need to give me the priority, give me all the fuel and ammo and we will have a narrow strategy. once they figured out the fuel problem, set up the express and were

. >> it's not just the elite blue angels and thunder birds air force pilots in oklahoma and air national guardsman in indiana, louisiana, and kentucky also streaked across the sky to show their gratitude. those moments on the ground making it all worth it for those pilots in the air. what has been the reaction what have you heard from health care workers and others >> the response on the ground has been absolutely amazing because it's one moment where they can kind of remove the stress on their shoulders, look up to the skies and have a moment of inspiration. >> a message of unity and support for our health care workers written in the sky. and that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. kate snow will be here tomorrow i'm jose diaz-balart reporting. thank you for the privilege of your time. please stay safe good night >>> right now at 6:00, new restrictions at bay area beaches. we're live in pacifica with a look at how the rules are being enforced. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. law enforcement across the state patrolling not

the fact you do have the political elite and that they are forced to come out to do the demonstrations and the fact that you have students there that are alienated because they find themselves in the situation and can barely keep their nose above water if they could barely do that and this is all part of the white power structure. the natural problem. don't give us this that is called insensitivity. also self reinforcing son keep feeding each other ever ugly racial incident happens on campus invariably the first thing will say you have a larger pool of minority students"of faculty subject white students to the sensitivity courses or ethnic courses. that's like to make things better it will make them worse. but if they get worse you keep doing that so it's a spiral i don't see where that ends. i see that we leading only two bad things. >>cspan2: what would you do if you are the administrator of the college? >> now you are bringing me 20 years after. twenty years ago i said don't do it. i said if you do it this will be the consequence. i was not the only one. people did not want to hear

elite athletes have been forced to come up with new, inventive ways of keeping in peak condition during much but it's hard when you are at home because mum buys all the snacks and crisps and chocolate but it's hard not to forget this is not actually a break. everyone knows swimmers, they eat mountains of food. but the tables are turned, it's the complete opposite, i'm hardly hungry at all really. so, yeah. there might be athletes who reduce training load in some instances, so then they might need to reduce the amount of food that they eat. for some athletes, they might not be able to get... you know, do as much work in the gym as what they usually do or do as much strength training, so it's really interesting to try and actually maintain muscle mass, for instance, and it's very different, not forjust every sport but every athlete, every individual, depending on what their situation is at the current time. and that's wherejonny comes in. hi, guys — i'm pro chefjonny marsh. he's the private chef of choice for some of the premier league's biggest stars, from paul pogba to ilkay gundogan. p

elite civic. her friend barbara became bearable. they were forced to forget their origins finally both were placed in german families where paradoxically they experienced the happiest years of their childhood. use of salva lives in the center of chance to hold. even know he can't accept that his sister yanina loves the nation that caused his family so much suffering america has 5 days of her letters from germany from my sister. which she did not want to appear in person in this film or engage with the family's history that's apparent in her letters. it was a line vendor by your society so when you come to see us please please don't talk about politics or about the war and. wars you love and kisses. yeah i need to. call her letters are signed with her polish and her german name or no you're stuck. and so german iced that she even writes in her letters that i shouldn't talk about politics or our history show you because she's embarrassed. you can still get on a ship in russia doesn't want to know anything about poland or the memory of her family. or w

>> the fact you do have the elite, another agenda so the students are forced to come out to do the demonstrations. the fact that you have students there because they suddenly find themselves in the situation is all we can do. >> if someone was to tell them you can't hack it that is your problem. >> that is called insensitivity but it is so reinforcing now there are some reactions are not for some key feeding each other on these new colleges invariably the first thing that will be said is now there's a larger quota of minority students and faculty and we must now subject the white students to sensitivity courses or what have you that will not make things better. but if they get worse it is an upward spiral. i see that leading to bad things. >> what would you do if you are the administrator of the college? >> now you're bringing me in 20 years later. twenty years ago i said don't do it. i said if you do it this will be the consequence and i was not the only one. so i put the blame on the administrators. now nobody wants to hear what i have to say but asking if i would come to princeton and i said n

elite structure it was the. first to ensure that we should. control the full force. and. there's his turn for the afternoon here in moscow welcome to the program live from artie's will be center is kevin owen here for the next 30 minutes and stick with me to is a take you through the day's top stories and it's the covert 19 figures we're going to talk about 1st since the outbreak began 3800000 people are known to have been infected with the potentially deadly virus now around the world the number of deaths as a result has now surpassed 265000 but that said the number of people making a recovery is also rising that currently stands at 1300000. so europe may be moving on from the worst of the pandemic now but there's new trouble ahead the e.u. says the region is on course for a recession of historic proportions with already hard hit countries suffering the most is our europe correspondent and peter oliver. gloomy times economically are being talked about as a result of coronavirus the e.u. spring 2020 economic forecast is looking at a 7 and a half percent contraction of g.d

reporter: you've never seen this before: the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels, flying in formation together on a joint crosscountry mission. the eliteots streaking low over new york and philadelphia tuesday was a striking thank you to front-line workers like dr. sarah vossoughi of manhattan. >> to show us that sign of respect and that sign of honor, to do that for us, that makes me feel really special >> reportert see was the highly choreographed work overhead to keep those fighters flying nonstop. >> contact. >> reporter: we were on board an air force kc-10 aerial refueler. from the cockpit, we talked to the thunderbirds. just off our wing lieutenant colonel john caldwell. what do you hope those front- line workers, those healthcare workers take away from today? >> we want them to know that we're there, that we care, that we're in this together. we know this has been stressful. we k we know at they're sgling. we're supporting them. we're cheering for them. we're so grateful for their service. >> reporter: for thunderbird 2, major trevor aldridge, the low pass over brooklyn was personal. watching and waving from her rooftop his sist

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elite and. libya's internationally recognized government says it has launched air strikes on an air base controlled by warhol of a half stars on saturday shelling by forces loyal to have start killing at least 7 people in the south of tripoli the attack targeted a university dormitory used by internally displaced people and i'll furnish district ambulance was also hit by shrapnel as medics treated the injured. there's a growing rift in syria when the president and his circle to share al assad's cousin their business tycoon has refused to step down as head of the largest mobile operator in the country in a 16 minute video posted online makeover says the collapse of syria tel would be catastrophic for the economy he says he's under pressure to hand profits over from his telecommunications empire or face arrest. this is al jazeera these are the top stories israel's new coalition government led by prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his former rival been against has been sworn in the deal to govern together came after 3 general elections failed to determine one clear winner for as it has more from west to them it is an extremely strange agreement that they

forced. to self help there also voices in germany including doubts of president of the book of the stagg unfold the finance minister. saying perhaps this isn't the economic elite should insist on dying on and that this whole lot of comment puts more that national pride at risk may well be that the existence of the euro is now also questioned in other e.u. member states because every national constitutional court can judge for itself make no bones about it eurozone economy sick going to meet some serious financial help not only in a post corona world but in the immediate schultz and media as well in order to get that help in a way they see the likes of italy and spain and in brussels i'm going to have to stop playing my coal spigot that your colts which doesn't look likely any time soon . see. a fascinating story here joining us now to discuss this is former british m.p. george galloway also another george is the george show george gavin newsom an investor and expert on the economy with a very large following by the way on social media especially on you tube. check him out galloway i'm going to begin with you you're in europe it's finally happening hah the mass

so a delta force concept was developed with decker and his staff and he wanted an elite special ops unit. i'm going to read to you what they tried to create and which they did. i'm going to read it because i don't want to miss something. he wanted a rapid response team. he wanted the team to be full time. he wanted the team to be highly mobile. he wanted them unencumbered by red tape, security clearances and travel orders. he wanted everything to have a secret or top-secret clearance. cover worldwide military subjects. he wanted quality still and motion picture products. he wanted us to have the best equipment and always tdy into the countries we went to and we were told to live on the economy. and the reason for that is, well, i'll get into that in a second, but also it was special missions that were going to be ordered by the deputy chief of staff for operations out of the pentagon. that's who we worked for. that's where our budget came from. and the units that they developed were for pacific panama and europe as lee said but europe was the deal was if it's going to the pacific, local

scholarships to members of the special forces as they transition out of the military and into civilian life. on september 15, 2014, sergeant major adkins joined an elitef honor for his actions over those four days in vietnam nearly a half century earlier. >> the first thing you need to know is, when bennie and i met in the oval office, he asked if he could sign back up. his lovely wife was not amused. >> reporter: sergeant major bennie adkins, an american hero, died last month at a hospital in alabama, of complications from coronavirus. he was 86 years old. he will be buried at arlington national cemetery, alongside his late wife, mary. keep it clean with the roomba robot vacuum. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with patented dirt detect technology, roomba finds dirt throughout your home. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. what did verizon build their network for? people. and when people are depending on you to make an average of over 600 million calls and send nearly 8 billion texts every day... you do whatever it takes. you can be feminine and fierce. no sweat. introducing new secret with essenti

and a force the mishandling of the middle east with the refugee crisis in europe and the european say what did the elites care? and the core doors and the halls of the european parliament. and on the private country clubs also those for new restaurants they don't seem to see any similarity from the wall that donald trump has promised. the another problem elites have caused for themselves is that politics can fix everything. so when you promise you can fix everything then everything that is broken is your fault political elites say it affects climate change and i want to see bill clinton shoveling my driveway. i know he has heart trouble that things to global warming only had a few inches of snow. so they end up getting blamed for everything whether or not it is their fault including the time of rapid change nevermind that is good change people worldwide living in extreme poverty on less than a dollar a day has been reduced by half but yet also despite some recent backsliding , overall growth in human liberty the past 30 years definitely since the 89 fall of the berlin wall. to be fair rapid change create

have labelled their 14—point plan, for elite athletes returning to training as a "milestone" on the road to sport's return. but it warned no—one should be forcedgue clubs such as arsenal, whose training ground we can see from the air here, have been doing already, so allowing athletes to train, as long as they maintain social distancing guidelines. venues also need to be deep cleaned and individuals screened. the next phase will allow closer contact, like tackling. it comes as premier league captains and managers held discussions with their unions on how england's top flight will return safely. june 13th has been earmarked as a potential return date. you don't say we are never going to play again, ever, or when we are able to play and it may be one year, two years, whenever we decide why can't we then just finish the nine games and then start the following season straightaway? the players have already had three, four, five, six months off, so having played nine games you don't need to have another three or four months of and you can go straight into the next season. with the teams who should be relegated and the teams who should be promoted. a

secessionist elite but also its plaintiff cyst of the redemption on masses helped northerners maintain this hope of restoring a union that would be held together by heart strings, not by force. moreover for northern soldiers the deliverance of the south meant reclaiming the southern landscape as well as the population. as they marched through the confederacy, union soldiers of course commented extensively on the southern terrain and they didn't see the south simply as enemy country, as forbidding and hostile. instead they saw the south as part of their own national htory, their own patrimony as a land of faded glory and unmet potential that slavery had degraded and that a free labor system would regenerate. as charles brewster of the 10th massachusetts wrote in april of 1862 frfrom eastern virginia, quote, this country is a wonder to all yankees. there is no reason why this should note as thickly settled and thriviving as any country o the face of the globe. the soil is good, the climate, o, eveverything grows here that we could wish and it would be a magngnificent region but for th curse of slavery which has blighted it. men like brewster believed, in other words, that as

forces that would limit suffrage to england. her daughter, who had moved to england, was outraged by this. she viewed this as her mother's great failing, that elitism has taken a hold of her in this way and that she would succumb to that anti-foreign snobbery. i do not know what anthony thought about it so much. >> did we cover her relations with her daughter? >> yes. we have two moments. i alluded to the one earlier. there are basically three generations because it is about a 70 year period. you get to meet these people and we highlight harriet at the beginning with a photo of her with her baby daughter, harriet, who becomes a suffragist. she pops up later, working for the same causes her mother was working for all stop we try and do the same with other connections like lucy and her daughter as well. especially in philadelphia here, there is interesting, -- to continue the abolitionist roots, really going through the suffrage movement as well. >> toward the end of her life, you're right about how she did not travel as much although she was quite famous at the time. she died in 1902, still 18 years before the night teen's amendment was ratified. wh

elites in which the islamics would have to compromise. so, the compromise was built from the beginning, in the very -- not that tunisians moore compromising they egyptians. it was all done through thinking how to force everybody to compromise in particular to an electoral law that forced all the different protagonists interest compromising. was very well thought up. >> a little bit on the idea that -- you're part of the tunisia so you have also bright and don't want to say their special. actually would want to make an argument but tunisia's epolitical culture. different from the egyptian eat lead political cull. you sigh the second alreadies in to near to northern should wanted to economy's when the ran the election and the lahmists won a plurality in the assembly, a lot of second alreadyists were very -- secularists were very nervous thinking they won't compromise. i was there and spent a love only tithe with the islamists because they were the ones most willing to talk to me. they were the ones who were like, come talk to us, hang out with thus and they themes were very nervous the secularists would try to use the pratts of the state to arrest them and put them in prison. what happened to islamis,

forced to return. what the government said about this return to elite training is that athletes should feel free to t isuences being impose on them. thank you very much. cristiano ronaldo has reported back to juventus' training center after a 10—week absence. ronaldo observed a two—week isolation period at his home in turin after spending the lockdown period in his native portugal. the italian league is hoping to resume playing in mid june. this season's challenge cup final has been postponed after the rugby football league conceded it will not take place at wembley on the 18th ofjuly. the rfl do say they remain hopeful of staging the competition this year and playing the final at the national stadium, even behind closed doors. the sixth—round draw was made only days before rugby league was stopped. formula 1 says it would be unable to hold a british grand prix if personnel are not given exemptions from government plans to quarantine international travellers. f1 has drawn up plans to ensure its races are coronavirus—safe as much as possible. it's hoped silverstone could host one of the first races of th

government have labelled their 1a—point plan, for elite athletes returning to training, as a milestone on the road, to sport's return but warned no—one should be forcedwhich is allowing athletes to train as long as they maintain social distancing guidelines. so venues also need to be deep—cleaned and individuals screened. the next phase will allow closer contact like tackling. and it comes as premier league captains and managers held discussions with their unions on how and when england's top division will return safely. people were saying we are never going to play again or ever or we won't be able to play in two years. so, players will have already had several months of. and only play nine games before playing into the next season. at the moment, the planned restart date isjune 13th, but john barnes' calls for footballing authorities to be patient are echoed by greater manchester police. with manchester city and united on his patch, chief constable ian hopkins is wary of what any return too soon could mean. we are fearful of people turning up at home or away grounds, and some of the could be problematic. some quite tricky features, potentially. liv