the court ruled against the grange. smithing the proposition that massachusetts farmers were owed compensation, the court articulated the principle that put daylight saving will within the purview of any state. the supreme court's majorityman was delivered by he justice ol' her ven del holmes. a native of boston. at the spring of 1928 more than 25 million americans and 16 states were observing daylight saving. most of the participating cities adopted a five month schedule but no end to the variation is. vermont waited until the last sunday in may to advance the clocks. auburn, america, three myung folts mid-june to mo mid-september. named, indiana launch evidence its history in 1928 in indianapolis, the city council passed a daylight saving ordinance. the mayor knicksed it. the stiff council jordan rode the reto. the banks and retail stores an efforts the change. the public school its ignored it. half. the city's manufacturing plants went on to daylight saving. detroit had been recalibrating the clocks for so long and i

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the lapis financed by a group of investors who are no grange of hotels in the country. german grants also help to fund. the kick in a people matter i think then we can see which species are most resistant to higher low temperatures. or to low sunlight or to other parameters like an excess of nutrients or a camper when it's going out and. other species of coral require different breeding methods. several times a week samantha and her colleagues take a bite out to the coral gardens they planted in the open sea. they add up what i said we couldn't get the coral we're working with today is called staghorn car and it used to be the dominant species here. so it's really sad when you think about it but we're transplanting coral in places that used to be covered in it. with a hammer and some pliers and hand they plunge 4 metres below the surface. grid . once the tentacles have reached 15 centimeters they can be broken off we said just use them to hope restore the destroyed reef. the growth of the carls is precisely documented. the tentacles are literally nailed to the remaining

the lapis financed by a group of investors who i know grange of hotels in the country german grants also help to fund. the picking up people matter i think then we can see which species are most resistant to hire a mo temperatures. or to low sunlight or to other parameters like an excess of nutrients for example when it's going out and. other species of coral require different breeding methods. several times a week samantha and her colleagues take a bite out to the coral gardens they've planted in the open sea. that whatever that we couldn't get the coral we're working with today is called staghorn car and it used to be the dominant species here. so it's really sad when you think about it but we're transplanting coral in places that used to be covered in it. with a hammer and some pliers and hand they plunge 4 metres below the surface. grit . once the tentacles have reached 15 centimeters they can be broken off we said just use them to hope restore the destroyed reef. the growth of the corals is precisely documented. the tentacles are literally nailed to the remaining $9000.00 corals hav

at the grange lane cafe in the shadow of the plant, feelings are mixed.—law lost his job, but she hopes some certainty will help others. at least people can carry on now. they know that their life is set at the steelworks and, hopefully, business will pick up for all the small businesses in the town. mike scott is a truck driver. he's been down this road before. it will only be short—term, and then these lads will be back in the same situation they've been for the last again, i think. a couple of years ago, greybull capital promised them everything. a couple of years before that, tata steel promised them everything. it'll come round again, u nfortu nately. there's obviously relief here today that, after ten months of anxiety, most, not alljobs, will be secured, but there's also scepticism. remember, jingye is just the latest in a long line of would—be rescuers. can they succeed where others have failed? business secretary alok sharma unsurprisingly said the government welcomed the news. most importantly, it secures thousands ofjobs in british steel, and i

then these electric transcription records are used at granges, associations, school classes, and similar of the weekly play release, responses have come from across the state. health education is reaching the people of new york state. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] next, on the presidency ronald reagan scholar gene , kopelson discusses dwight eisenhower's influence on one of josh influence on ronald reagan. clips of mr.audio reagan talk about mr. eisenhower.

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on extra coaching every year 'd partly because they're afraid their kids won't tell the weiss make grange and so the gap widens in china too many parents and kids have one objective when it comes to schooling getting a good leaving certificate how it decides whether they'll be wealthy or poor later in life. joe waits here every day at 330 for her son's class to end she quit her job so that she could spend more time raising shall show. the 7 year old spend 7 hours a day in school. but that's only part of his education. of refresher. joe ing has organized a schedule of activities for his afternoon of our love of they start at 4 pm with a talk about the day's homework. i don't look at his grades so much but i do pay attention to his study habits in 1st grade his chinese characters $1.00 very neat but he's improved it's his attitude towards learning that counts. like many middle class parents in china she feels the regular school curriculum is into not for her child it's common for families to pay for additional classes and tutoring. must be. jurist. the arms round here. show shows extra curr

what is going on around them because they're concentrating on ones that are normal on the singles grange now it needn't be like this but that is what it is but and i think in it on screen a. frightening eerie way what we are witnessing now is people beginning to think again beyond themselves holy wall is you know produce the old film like contagion the waters that kill it just creates korea i mean the pain is. lost to create fear but to create hope not to create best 70 but to encourage people to be to be active and they is now at the station response to this crisis i mean someone wrote from send up all saying that here in south korea and in japan the the detainee's testing testing the entire population regularly and not banning contact with each other except physical contact so there are many many different ways of looking at it from the fact that the chinese themselves. bought it was not was in the new case it be recorded anywhere in the country shows that actually in the interests of who are great people and have been a factor in any way more about the united states where you don't ev

the european union sealed itself to travelers from outside europe this week as part of why grange in efforts to stop the spread of covertly. 2 limits to support of the various beliefs we agreed to we enforce all external borders by applying a coordinate temporary wish to action of essential travel to the e.u. folk preview it or 30 days just concentrating on one country in particular from the entire nation of 67000000 people a lot down army trucks have been seen in the streets of paris while large numbers of police officers have been deployed to ensure compliance from charlotte he reports on a nationwide. problem is now we're all on lockdown to break to lock down that would be in school the government is talked about deploying $100000.00 police officers to set up fixed points to check people who are in their vehicles the word from the government everybody in france is to self isolate president mark was was incredibly clear when he came to the presidential address on monday night in fact the one thing that came through. these problems is that. we are at war health war to be sure we are

at the grange lane cafe in the shadow of the plant, feelings are mixed.he hopes some certainty will help others. at least people can carry on now. they know that their life is set at the steelworks and, hopefully, business will pick up for all the small businesses in the town. mike scott is a truck driver. he's been down this road before. it will only be short—term, and then these lads will be back in the same situation they've been for the last again, i think. a couple of years ago, greybull capital promised them everything. a couple of years before that, tata steel promised them everything. it'll come round again, unfortunately. there's obviously relief here today that, after ten months of anxiety, most, not alljobs, will be secured, but there's also scepticism. remember, jingye is just the latest in a long line of would—be rescuers. can they succeed where others have failed? business secretary alok sharma unsurprisingly said the government welcomed the news. most importantly, it secures thousands ofjobs in british steel, and i want to pay tribute to ev

transcription records are used at granges, associations, school classes, and similar groups. since the beginning of the weekly play release, responses have come from across the state. health education is reaching the people of new york state. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] next, on the presidency ronald reagan scholar gene , kopelson discusses dwight eisenhower's influence on one of josh influence on ronald reagan. clips of mr.audio reagan talk about mr. eisenhower. mr. kopelson is the author of reagan's 1968 "dress rehearsal." the pepperdine school of public policy hosted the event. [crowd conversations] >> ok. we are going to get started. good evening. i am pete peterson, dean of the pepperdine's graduate school of public policy. it is a pleasure to welcome you to our calabasas campus for tonight's discussion with dr. gene kopelson on the relationship of ike and reagan. those of you who are reagan aficionados ma

at the grange lane cafe in the shadow of the plant, feelings are mixed.certainty will help others. at least people can carry on now. they know that their life is set at the steelworks and, hopefully, business will pick up for all the small businesses in the town. mike scott is a truck driver. he's been down this road before. it will only be short—term, and then these lads will be back in the same situation they've been in for the last year again, i think. a couple of years ago, greybull capital promised them everything. a couple of years before that, tata steel promised them everything. it'll come round again, u nfortu nately. there's obviously relief here today that, after ten months of anxiety, most, not alljobs, will be secured, but there's also scepticism. remember, jingye is just the latest in a long line of would—be rescuers. can they succeed where others have failed? business secretary alok sharma unsurprisingly said the government welcomed the news. most importantly, it secures thousands ofjobs in british steel, and i want to pay tribute to everyo

at the grange lane cafe in the shadow of the plant, feelings are mixed.l help others. at least people can carry on now. they know that their life is set at the steelworks and, hopefully, business will pick up for all the small businesses in the town. mike scott is a truck driver. he's been down this road before. it will only be short—term, and then these lads will be back in the same situation they've been for the last again, i think. a couple of years ago, greybull capital promised them everything. a couple of years before that, tata steel promised them everything. it'll come round again, unfortunately. there's obviously relief here today that, after ten months of anxiety, most, not alljobs, will be secured, but there's also scepticism. remember, jingye is just the latest in a long line of would—be rescuers. can they succeed where others have failed? business secretary alok sharma unsurprisingly said the government welcomed the news. most importantly, it secures thousands ofjobs in british steel, and i want to pay tribute to everyone who's been involved

analysis and diagnostics for pharmaceutical companies and biotechnology laboratories the acquisition of grange and which did about $1.00 1000000000 'd last year in the life sciences and diagnostics supplier they specialize in infectious disease testing seems pretty timely doesn't it in fact it's been most recently been developing a test to detect the corona virus for chinese hospitals currently using that test right now to evaluate exactly how well that actually works. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return apple agreed to pay $500000000.00 for throttling i phone users in order to place a new battery but a $500.00 nearly enough to have a live apart and as we get a break here the number at the. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. next kaiser and stacy herbut dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one every week will tax student debt trade was corporate money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on our. thousands of american men and women choose to serve i

analysis and diagnostics for pharmaceutical companies and biotechnology laboratories the acquisition of grange and which did about $1.00 1000000000 'd last year is a life sciences and diagnostics supplier they specialize in infectious disease testing seems pretty timely doesn't it in fact it's been most recently been developing a test to detect the corona virus for chinese hospitals currently using that test right now to evaluate exactly how well that actually works. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return apple agreed to pay $500000000.00 for throttling i phone users in order to push the new battery but a $500.00 nearly enough to have a live report as we get a break here in the numbers at the. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us with the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. the corona virus is a global health danger that is. this virus has also raised questions about the integrity of supply chains open borders and the weak this is a global is a should and dangerously this virus is being used as a politica

people are demonstrating against the results of monday's vote which appeared to give president david grange as government a strong lead opposition leaders and international observers say there has been credible evidence of fraud anna's top court is considering an application by the opposition to stop wind up being declared until the votes are recounted. at least $46.00 people are still missing in brazil off to floods and landslides firefighters and volunteers who continue to search for those missing for days after a storm deluge chine areas near san paolo more than 30 people have died many because of landslides which destroyed buildings the region had more rainfall in a single day than is usually expected for the entire month of march. well southern africa is suffering its worst drought in decades and zimbabwe is one of the countries most affected by the families there are struggling with daily water shortages and that's on top of rampant inflation and a shrinking economy from harm which brings us this report. in zimbabwe 2nd city the supply of piped water from the city council is unreliabl

leaders and international observers said they had been raped votes counted so far give president david grange as government a strong lead as top court has considering about location by the opposition to stop with it being declared and to the results are read cold to it. but thailand could be facing another period of political unrest with a bad opposition party calling for further protests but it's widespread rallies by students the baby of balkans the government which critics say is not democratically elected reports not from bangkok. one university campuses around thailand there is a political awakening underway students representing a new generation of thai protesters a coming out to call for the removal of a government still largely run by military generals who staged a coup in 2014 when it took them on and this is just the beginning and at that moment students have come out to express that are some concern we just started to show our strength in numbers and. they have many concerns but the catalyst for the protests was a court decision 2 weeks ago to ban a popular opposition party a decis

analysis and diagnostics for pharmaceutical companies and biotechnology laboratories the acquisition of grange and which did about $1.00 1000000000 'd last year is a life sciences and diagnostics supplier they specialize in infectious disease testing seems pretty timely doesn't it in fact it's been most recently been developing a test to detect the corona virus for chinese hospitals currently using that test right now to evaluate exactly how well that actually works. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return apple agreed to pay $500000000.00 for throttling i phone users in order to push the new battery but a 500 year lean out i have a live report and as we go to break here the numbers at the. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military decisions. every. you know what they kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me in . my arm and he write me. if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in

believe that they are bad at reading researchers followed more than 1500 students in germany from 56 grangealf. the students answer questions about gender stereotypes when it comes to reading the boys who believed in the reading stereotype were found to be much less likely to feel good about the reading abilities and we're much less motivated to read. the study says it also affected the boys self esteem the fda is sounding the alarm about security vulnerabilities in some medical devices. the agency issued a warning that some pacemakers glucose monitors and. >>ultrasound devices are vulnerable to hackers and can pose a serious health risk to patients. the devices allow interference with the blue tooth wireless connection. the fda said hackers can manipulate the security flaws too access reprogram and even shut down the devices so far there are no reports breaches related to the problem, but the agency is recommending manufacturers conduct risk assessments in their products one year after a stunning cancer announcement alex to back is opening up with the latest on how his treatment is progres

people are demonstrating against the results of monday's vote which appeared to give president david grange as government a strong lead opposition leaders an international observers say there's been credible evidence of fraud and his top court is considering an opposition application to stop a winner being declared until the votes are counted. on sunday thousands of women are expected to protest against gender based violence in mexico it follows a year of demonstrations against sexual harassment abuse and murder government figures show that on average at least 10 women a kilt that every day john hollinger reports on this now from mexico city. to continue i meant them in the us i live in an emotional outpouring on this state university female students reporting professors students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years. but scores attorney general has said that more than 10 women were killed that day but behind the number some say is a culture of machismo male chauvinism which in the end helps lead to the violence. around 20 professors just from mexico

leaders and international observers said it had been rigged votes counted so far give president david grange is government a strong lead a honest top court is considering an application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are we counted. that millions of women across mexico are expected to strike against gender based violence on monday it comes after a year of countless protests against sexual harassment abuse and murder government figures show men kill at least 10 women every day in mexico john home and reports from the capital mexico city. of a sort of. continuum and them in the us i live in an emotional. state university female students reporting professes students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years. miscues attorney general has said that more than 10 women were killed that day but behind the number some say is a culture of machismo male chauvinism which in the end hopes lead to the violence. around 20 professes just from mexico state university and now under investigation this student is one of those who complain

and international observers said it had been rigged the votes counted so far give president david grange is government a strong lead anis top court is considering an application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are recounted. now the karen ethnic minority in myanmar has been fighting for independence for 70 years it's one of the world's longest running civil wars and has displaced hundreds of thousands of people in our community leaders say they're determined to be part of the peace building process and have created a park to do just that florence read reports from young gone. the qur'an of a 2nd largest ethnic minority in myanmar they've been fighting for an independent state since 949 before changing their demand in 1976 to one for greater autonomy despite a seas fi agreed in 2012 fighting continues but in this part of state as it's now called corrent community leaders have created a sanctuary the salwen peace park covers nearly 5500 square kilometers and includes villages forest and wildlife reserves here the qur'an continues that traditional way of

leaders and international observers say they had been rigged votes counted so far give president david grange as government a strong lead yachters top court is considering that application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are recounted. well still ahead in sports or championship in the atlantic we'll have the action from the start of the kite surfing world of the coast of cape verde islands. on tropical fiji a chinese developers are accused of destroying. a pacific power guys. want to win 8 investigators on al jazeera. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and as of. this 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. talk about type sport his peter so thank you so much brazil's former will footballer of the year ronaldinho testified in court in paraguay on saturday also me arrested for entering the country with false documents the 2002 world cup winner and his brother appeared before a judge innocency on the morning after the

a local productions, if you see a picture of the local grange hall, it will be full of women. sometimes it would be singers, sometimes they would be in brown face as opposed to full blackface. overtime women became part of this. not in the beginning but later on, is that answers your question. >> ok. thank you. you for a really interesting discussion. i write books about forgiveness, human behavior and living with love. my wife was african-american. we were married at a time when interracial couples were not that common. we went through some stuff. it was interesting when whoopi goldberg and 10 deanza -- there was a big uproar about the whiteface and blackface. my wife and i were talking about that. she has passed away. she had some insights and she said that not all of these minstrel shows were necessarily insulting of black culture. in some ways she said this is a way for some of the black culture to get out there to the white communities because african-americans were not allowed to perform or be in certain situations. so it actually in some ways could enhance black culture

the last thing that i would say a lot of companies at least want to go to the bed and grange which is 313550 megahertz whether it is the army and marine corps air defense systems the private sector wants that and we needed that and we are willing to share that. that is the best way to move forward to meet priority in a national security priority. >> for encryption your department understandably and i think rightfully talked about the importance of encryption. some people are saying let's have a backdoor and i think from this perspective i don't really understand that. if you were to tell apple would you really want to risk having apple have that technology that could be hacked and then have access to every phone in the country or in the world and so it seems they have different approaches to encryption. >> it says encryption is important. the attorney general is asking apple or other companies to create a backdoor key. basically any employee if you create this key would be able to break into any phone at who knows i guess i just would wonder if we are working with the justice departme