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: jacqueli the sticking point is still concerns that the gop proposal doesn't do enough for working-classeople, disproportionally benesit busine and industries. democrats and republicans arin a really tight timeline right now. they wanted to put together this $1 trillion package, a third stimulus package, by the end of the date today and get it through the senate chamber on monday. they are behind clos doors h shing that out. the cash assistance payments are they are going to doled out,how the way they are going to be structured is a point of discussion right now. ysenate mor leader chuck schumer is also applying moreid pressure to prt trump to utilize the defense production act. there is a lot of different moving parts, and it's going to take quite a bit of compromise on both sides in order for ngss to be able to stick to this tight timeline, as people are really in need. there is a greatense of gency at the moment. nada: president trump sounded quit optimistic in his press conference today, saying he had a greacalled chuck schumer, that they agree on a lot of points. do you think they w

other world leaders were when putin took power jacques chirac in france roeder in germany tony blair in the u.k. bill clinton in the u.s. putin's already served a very long time well naturally that's that's obviously the case but what we should be looking at here is you know putin obviously has his own intentions and his desires are my own profession i know the inside of his head so i won't tell you what those are but we should consider that there is a broader russian elite here and putin and the coterie around him the duma deputies members of the presidential administration etc are facing the same challenge that every authoritarian regime does at some point in history which is how you manage the transition from power because remember automatically it's not just putin putin is the most important character but he's he's not controlling everything we're looking at a constellation of elites. it's business in politics society and whenever you have change you're going to create new coalitions of winners and losers so while some people might improve their position from a succession to a po

but we do have plenty online to see for you including a new ad by the for last this level of jean jacques in it he gives his take on the corona virus epidemic and also the panic it is creating you can read it. joe biden is in pole position to clinch the democratic party nomination after the former us vice president chalked up big wins in the latest round of primaries. to all those who have been knocked down all those have been counting left behind this is your campaign. just over a week ago many of the pundits declared to this. now we're very much in line. biden won in mississippi make you can and missouri and. 3 of the delegate rich states which rival bernie sanders to pick up back in 2016 this is led to biden being presented by much of the media that is the kind of the best place to be don't trump and but despite some notable gaffes in the way the bump in . the race for the democratic nomination is down to 2 horses and it's pretty clear where the bets are going there on joe biden the good guy it's a time for us to beat donald trump and it became very clear to me joe biden is the right p

we'd get someone with a real head on this we spoke to the celebrated slovenian philosophers level jacque about the thoughts he liked in the crisis indeed to a wartime snarly when emphasize the need of meaningful international solidarity and helping each other out a bit too. in previous cases people were thinking just about isolation and so on until one day i sure hope we are becoming aware that we kept cool in the unite that coordinate that way we are all of the entire humanity in we stayed in the same boat the big loser i think will be but he sadly nationality racist and to want within our country took isolate itself until of course we need got an inch and went for example take europe we should act in a united through a shell pink tribe or we could rate their sweet mosques what they would eat whatever is needed and go on and so on i think that. in this sense we should be shape reality in the middle of the military operation we should be i'm not here appealing to some kind of abstract sense of. it keeping our interest in germany now. they will get an even stronger probably epidemic and g

from france's national institute of preventive archaeological research exude the remains of the sun jacques residence and sugar refinery in almost atoll a mill stock rooms and 3 rows of so-called negro huts where hundreds of slaves were penned up together. in this brutal work camp human beings were but one choice among others each became a mechanized and they seeded body consumed by work until their final breath. both the time in which the slaves were digging the cane holes and the times in which their harvesting or really the peak of the labor on a plantation you could almost see the slaves wasting away when they were digging these cane holes because the work was so strenuous and they were getting fed so poorly. ringback you found women in all the gangs oftentimes doing the hardest dirtiest labor on the plantation alongside the men or even before the men and one of the things that means when you find young women doing this quite ability. any labor is the birth rates are very low and the mortality rates the infant mortality rate is shockingly high in the mid 18th century people talked about

across the political spectrum and i was in france several times in those years and met everyone from jacques non to 2 to do and to you know everyone you can think of sheer luck etc the only person that would not meet me was. it was refused and of course you know how close we were and. repeatedly tried to persuade him that he needed to come aboard but for whatever reason he would not so i never meant me to go the mother ship was. out. in july 993 islamic radicals set fire to a hotel and see for us turkey where the translator of the satanic verses was among those attending a cultural conference 37 people died in the blaze it was the last large scale protest as the years passed the death threats became fewer. gradually rushdie began to appear in public again bookstores ushered him into the back door 1904 in january a group of 100 arab and muslim intellectuals published statements in favor of rushdie excerpts of the satanic verses banned in all muslim countries appeared in an egyptian newspaper on october 14th the nobel prize winning novelist. was seriously wounded in a knife attack in cairo. bu

i wanted to be jacques cousteau, more than anything else.n this ear because i'm not waterproof. so i gave up on that. and i said, "i guess i'll go into improv comedy and host 'the late show'." ( applause ) yes, sir. ( laughter ) i think jon. i think jon. he's the smartest guy i know. would i be on his ticket as vice president? ( bleep ) that. i'm a star. ( laughter ) yes, ma'am, down there, yeah. it donald trump wanted to be on the show? how would i want to interview him? behind bars! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we'll be right back. >> stephen: good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry ♪ where it is y >>it's the late late show

long before jacques was in the ground and the steel began rising here in philadelphia, we were tapping his brain for stories of the american revolution. it turned into great personal stories and our core exhibition here. prince is a charles moore professor of african-american history. and harvard university. if you have an opportunity to go online, don't do it right now on your phones but when you get home, he developed an online interactive map calls slave map, it's a narrative so you can go online and share a lot of the themes and you may speak about this this evening but it's a great online resource helpfully will begin to be used by educators in classrooms. he's received guggenheim fellowships, his documentary in the heart of blackness was broadcast nationally on pbs and received the o'connor the award and chosen as the best documentary of the hollywood festival. in 2017, for those of you who were here april 19 when we opened the museum of the american revolution, vincent brown was one of our absolutely stunning key note speakers. we went back and read your transcript and comment t

hey, jacque. >> reporter: you know, it's funny, they are really well stocked here. not the case just down the road at costco, and if you tried to get into that store or a store like it, you probably encountered the pandemonium that we are seeing playing out in so many places. long lines to get in, people urging each other to calm down. one bright spot in all this, local grocers like this stu leonards, they're getting a lot of business, and there's less worry about the supply chain being replenished because so much of their sourcing happens locally. there are a few items that are out of stock. this is where the toilet paper used to be. of it's been replaced with kleenex. and over here, stuff that has been gone for many weeks, you've still got lysol up here. they are limiting it though to two per customer. but everywhere else you walk in here, you've got the produce section, chicken, fresh fruits and vegetables, things that were being rushed in other areas, these are still in good supply because they are coming, again, from local vendors. now, that's not the case at s