comparison, the royal jenkins— dennis healy comparison, the royal jenkins comparison, we all knew thatknew that a lot of this _ jenkins comparison, we all knew that a lot of this was coming. i do think it's remarkable, though, to hear conservative chancellor boasting about _ conservative chancellor boasting about how much he's spent and putting — about how much he's spent and putting up— about how much he's spent and putting up corporation tax, that is something — putting up corporation tax, that is something that i never expected to heat _ something that i never expected to heat but— something that i never expected to hear. but these are extraordinary times, _ hear. but these are extraordinary times, and — hear. but these are extraordinary times, and it takes an extraordinary measure _ times, and it takes an extraordinary measure i— times, and it takes an extraordinary measure. i think it's very interesting given that we are now post—brexit, we've left the eu, part of leaving _ post—brexit, we've left the eu, part of leaving the eu was supposed to be in order_ of leaving the eu was su

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to have to leave the conversation there thank you so much to all of our guests myra min and young healy and thank you too for watching you can see this and all our previous episode any time visiting our website up 0 dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me i'm a gentleman the whole team here i for now. 9 years ago outa 0 was the 1st major network to find evidence of genocide and me. when the tragedy of the writing was mostly unknown. form. it in genocide on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. a diplomatic feud between a straddle your own child was threatening one of the i should pacific's my successful tripod. when i won a space close quarter the middle. one i'll just say. that in america is a region of wonder boy tragedy and yes violence but it doesn't matter where you are you'll have to be able to relate to the killing in 50 percent of the took away there's just. no i think it's a life and it's my job to shed light on how and why

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to have to leave the conversation there thank you so much to all of our guests myra min and young healy and thank you too for watching you can see this and all our previous episodes any time visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me and i am a gentleman the whole team here i for now. it begs well and doesn't require diplomas. that's why so many in macau work for the casinos. but for those like gian who struggle it school. dropping out has become the lesser evil perseverance the greater gamble. macao the future gamble part of the viewfinder asia series unnoticed era. examining the impact of today's headlines didn't matter you're rich or poor what your religion is you are battling this and amec you're staring at it in the face and you're dealing with it setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions was it a on holding on capitol hill international film makers or world class journalists bring programs to

healy is arriving at the hospital. he was 17. and this is his younger brother mohammed. he is 15.s little brother. the shot that i filmed them walking into the hospital together. mohammed died eight days later. 0mar has left syria and is trying to move on with his life but what of his classmates left behind? this is mohammed. he suffered 85% burns. mohammed lives here but he dreams of leaving syria, too, so that he can pursue the career that he craves and get the surgery that he desperately needs. for 23—year—old mohammed, the future is not bright. ina in a decade of conflict, almost 25,000 children have been killed and thousands of schools destroyed. the syrian regime denies targeting civilians. this man is determined to make sure his children get the education they deserve but imagine how hard it is when to send the sons to school when this happens to his daughter. she was sat in her mouth class when the blast ripped through the window. —— maths class. her injuries were so severe that she was rushed to hospital in turkey. her body was broken. her voice was weak but her message t

and the first interview i did that day was with brian healy , a producer that i worked with and those were the first two interviews i did. and when i went into the newsroom, it was unrecognizable. it was no longer a real copy desk. everything has been, transistor rise, everything is looks like cyberspace. it looks like kind of a spaceship when you go into the bureau. there are a few people who recognized me and all cameout , patted me on the back. >> one of the interviews you did for this book was with dan rather . where did you do it, when did you do it and why did you do it ? >> i couldn't do the book without talking to dan area are relations have gotten fairly brittle over the years because we were competitors and at one point after he had been unhorsed at cvs, a reporter from the washington times called me and said could we have lunch? i've lost track of you. so we went and talked about cvs and halfway through the lunch he said i knew the question would be coming, what do you think of dan. dan's fall from grace at cvs and i told the reporter i thought that really he had done every

healy did not wait. he started shooting. --hinkley. >> learn more about the 1980 one attempted assassination of ronald reagan sunday at 6 p.m. eastern, 3 p.m. pacific on american artifacts here on american history tv. this is american history tv on c-span three. each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> up next, kate bullock, author of spencer making a life of one's own. in the author of all the single ladies on the rise of the independent nation. talk about the women and the growth of unmarried american women in the past decades. war institute director. jonathan noyalas looks at sheridan's ride and explores its commemoration in art literature and popular culture. well, i thought having i want to buy it. i don't think now it sounds like it's working. you all can hear me? okay? all right. i'd like to welcome you all. thank you for coming and my very good friend. katie flato has given me a set of rules to and to impart to you and i know if i don

and of those civilians was a congressman from new york named alfred healy. and alfred easily, was going to be captured by the confederates who happen to be part of a unit commanded by a fire year from south carolina named eller bbc cash. and porter alexander, who was on beauregard staff, comes up while this little drama is playing out late in the battle. and as he reached the rear of the eight south carolina in four to, which is his regiment, i will pick up his narrative. there i saw a very fine looking sergeant major come out of the woods on the left with a small man and citizen stress and take him before the colonel at the head of the regiment, this is alfred easily. the colonel was a tall fellow, apparently 35 or 40 years old, red-handed, red faced, like great, strong featured. and as i approached him that afternoon, his face was as angry looking as a storm cloud and he had drawn his revolver and he was trying to shoot the little civilian who was ducking behind the sergeant major. the colonel was swearing with a fluency which would have believed criminal

point community, the nonprofit that runs the program and helps identify property owners like wayne healy. >> for me, it is trying to make the change, one unit at a time. >> reporter: as an early adopter of the program, he has already helped -- >> close to 30, 40 people, that are given a second chance. >> reporter: tenants are required to pay 30% of their income. tipping point through brilliant corners and others covers the rest, so property owners still receive market rate rent. >> this is pretty easy and it is guaranteed rent, so, you know, from the landlord perspective, why not? >> reporter: it is also faster than other programs because it deals with existing spaces and private dollars. >> they interviewed me on a thursday and the following monday, i get a call and she says, i found a match. >> reporter: it also ends up randomly scattering people throughout the community, which organizers say makes it more successful because like anyone else, people experiencing homelessness like having a choice over what neighborhood they end up living in. this also helps avoid cramming all formerly h

. >> we rafe healy focused on this and stand together and in koch industries' in partnering with all sorts of people and applying this republic of science to building knowledge networks and sharing knowledge and trying to help others, and it is truly transformative, and you may want to talk a little bit about what the gains we made in stand together since we started focusing on this, on following frederick douglass. >> you're right. the paradigm shift there you doc how you took a stronger -- you're trying a different approach. more of -- you tell us. >> you got it. to your first question about how does policy balance into really trying to make sure that we have a site characterized by our north star, by the notification squall rights and mutual benefit and everybody can citied and realize their potential by contribute in society, and a lot of ways this is going back to basics. the whole point of social theory or chrisical liberalism or the principles of human progress is to discover how people can live well together. it's a holistic vision of a good society and public policy is a cri

. >> reporter: regardless of the political battle, single mom sarah healy said it's a check that will provide much-needed relief. >> things are tight right now. yeah, it's been very difficult. >> reporter: sarah and others making under $7 5,000 a year, will receive $1,400. couples who make under $150,000 will get $2,800. it phases out for people who make slightly more. >> going to help us with my bills, it's going to help me pay down my credit card debt. it's going to help me pay for my car insurance, and renters' insurance and just afford rent too. >> reporter: 9 bill also extend unemployment benefits at $300 a week, provides aid to reopen schools, increase vaccination distribution and support state and local government, and it includes a tax credit for parents of up to $3,600 per child. >> every $50 that comes in, every $20 makes a big difference. and i know a lot of people are also feeling that way. >> reporter: president biden will highlight the american rescue plan in a primetime address tomorrow and cbs news learned today he will announce that his administration is purchasing an

i want you to think about something right now that, as i get into, it if you are robert healy, what would you do after the war? i don't know if there's a right or wrong answer, i'm just pondering. if you are robert e. lee, what do you do? now, the state of the college itself is it had been heavily damaged during the war. the library had been scattered, federal soldiers were using some of the buildings for barracks, the college had been kept open as a pet school and at the time, in 65, it only had four professors as faculty. the trustees were meeting on the night of august 4th, 1865 in order to elect the new president. right before the vote it stood then miss mary lee, daughter of the general, stated the south had stood ready to give lee anything but what he really wanted, which was a way to make an honest living. the idea shown in the room, and a few minutes later, li had been unanimously elected president. quote, there was a pause and silence prevailed for some moments. the board seemed impressed with the gravity of the situation and seem to feel like they had acted rationally. and of qu