they have worried about the malefactors of great wealth, john d. well -- john d. rockefeller as a pirate amassing .his great fortune it is with us today in the discussions of income inequality, in discussions of these inconceivably big fortunes like jeff bezos into the rest, so it is part of the negotiation between god and mammon. americans in their attitudes towards money have never embraced the christian the moral distaste for the rich man, have never said give up all you have and so on except for some people of course, but officially speaking, anricans do not -- they have attitude of they want money and they want to make it into that is how they judge one another very often. ambiguousit is an binary. it is a two-stroke engine. look at john d. rockefeller's money. in the first iteration, he is a pirate. a muckraking series about how what a bad, awful person john d. rockefeller is. junior, thenhn d. a -- ivy lee,ue, a public relations guy. and in into philanthropy a constructive and intelligent way and left it behind with the legacy ofr money a affections,been wi

they have worried about the malefactors of great wealth, john d. well -- john d.kefeller as a pirate amassing .his great fortune it is with us today in the discussions of income inequality, in discussions of these inconceivably big fortunes like jeff bezos into the rest, so it is part of the negotiation between god and mammon. americans in their attitudes towards money have never embraced the christian the moral distaste for the rich man, have never said give up all you have and so on except for some people of course, but officially speaking, anricans do not -- they have attitude of they want money and they want to make it into that is how they judge one another very often. ambiguousit is an binary. it is a two-stroke engine. look at john d. rockefeller's money. in the first iteration, he is a pirate. a muckraking series about how what a bad, awful person john d. rockefeller is. junior, thenhn d. a -- ivy lee,ue, a public relations guy. and in into philanthropy a constructive and intelligent way and left it behind with the legacy ofr money a affections,been with i

they have worried about the malefactors of great wealth, john d. well -- john d.kefeller as a pirate amassing .his great fortune it is with us today in the discussions of income inequality, in discussions of these inconceivably big fortunes like jeff bezos into the rest, so it is part of the negotiation between god and mammon. americans in their attitudes towards money have never embraced the christian the moral distaste for the rich man, have never said give up all you have and so on except for some people of course, but officially speaking, anricans do not -- they have attitude of they want money and they want to make it into that is how they judge one another very often. ambiguousit is an binary. it is a two-stroke engine. look at john d. rockefeller's money. in the first iteration, he is a pirate. a muckraking series about how what a bad, awful person john d. rockefeller is. junior, thenhn d. a -- ivy lee,ue, a public relations guy. and in into philanthropy a constructive and intelligent way and left it behind with the legacy ofr money a affections,been with i

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supported by the john d. and catherine t. foundation, committed to building a more peaceful world. d with the ongng support of these institutions -- ♪ this program was made posorble by theration for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: cling in on ideal. lawmakers in washington are ever closer to esive economic relief for those suffering from the pandemic. both concessions, and there is a lot on line. here is lida. -- lisa. have them b reporting on this for days. we have been hearing for a day now they are getting closer. what do we know about we could be in this agreement? lisa: it's frustrating that we do not have the agreement yet but in higtistakes negots like this silence is golden. the fact that leaders are sayg little means that they are earnest and really good new goshe's happening -- negotiations happening behind the scenes. this is coming from sources close to the negotiations. first of allthe direct payment checks that many americans have said that the

people you often mention gustav mahler, john d rockefeller's grandson. >> he founded rockefeller university, the rockefeller institute in memory of his beloved grandson who dies of scarlet fever which is streptococcal infection. >> in a weird way this must have been something of a relief, not a release but for other people thinking well, if it happens to them, and you say it's a part of life, there's nothing i can do about it . >> i wouldn't call it an equalizer because things were probably never equal. it's always children who are poor, who were malnourished, living in conditions who have less access to healthy food or clean water or they died at higher rates. mostly, not always. there are also some exceptions to that and i talked about some of the times in some of the situations where you actually might have, the odds might have been a little better. for example, to pick a favorite pediatric topic one of the best ways you can improve infant mortality is to rescue babies and so if you're more likely to be nursed by your own mother in a poorer family and have more likely not to be in a weal

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. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation.erdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org a with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> hello, everyone. welcom to "amanpour & co." here's what's coming up. >> i will behe firsts soon as i'm authorized to take the vaccine and give it to my family. absolutely. >> our walter isaacson talks to monsoonel slaoui. then -- >> we have to make sure when the vaccine is tedistri it is accessible to peopleho have been hurt the most. the brown and black community. >> a pandemic, a presidential election and his, to protests have seen racial inequality come to the fore in 2020. dyson says it's been a long time coming. and -- >> ♪

. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation.mitted to building a more world.verdant and peaceful more information at macfound.org >> and with the going support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. th united states marked another gruesome milestone today, as deaths from covid-19d 325,000. at the same time, many more americans are feele economic impact. the labor department reported 800,000 new jobless claims last week, and as many as 14 million people could lose unemployment unless president trump signs the covid relief bill passed by congress on monday. while the white house originally gnaled he would support it, the president posted a video late yesterday hintit he would not sign unless congress increased stimulus check,0from $600 to , and cut out what he called "wasteful spending." for the latest, i'm joined by anna pmer, senior washington correspondent for politico. so muc

. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation.mitted to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing supptit of these itutions: >> this program was dele possy the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to yo pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. dr >> wf: closing in on a deal-- lawmakers are ever closee sive economic relief to the pandemic.es both sre making concessions, and there is a lot on the line. t here to unpa latest, our lisa desjardins. so, hello, lisa. you have been reporting on this for days. we've. r a whole day now that they are getting coronavirus. what do we know about what could be in this agreement? >> reporter: it's frustrating that we don't have the agreement yet. but, jy, in high-stakes negotiations like this, silence is golden. the fact that leas are saying so little means that there are eaest and really good negotiations happening behind the scenes. let's look at where things stand right now. this is coming from sources t

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. >> you see that after the fredericksburg campaign, john newton, he travels to washington d. c., and meets with lincoln, and he's trying to get burned side relieved of command. lincoln is upset at the subordination, but he entertains john newton, and then burnside moves up, and has to sort of recast his position. he offers his resignation of course, but one of the first things that grant does when it comes east in 1864, is he mixes that. i don't need my subordinate officers, moving to lincoln to create all this turmoil in the union high command. >> lincoln should have refused the meeting, and then sent burnside saying yes your subordinate, is being insubordinate. take care of it. >> yap yap. i find myself critical of lincoln when it comes to meade and the pursuit, and lincoln's expectation of what could be accomplished on that. but i agree with the political meddling. >> so just go with it, the whole pursuit gives you know if you could frame as frame for us a little bit, and tell us what some scholars have said on that. >> will we turn we started talking about misinterpretatio

compliance crescent woke wash way i'm calling it now someone's going to put a d at the end of humanity close a radio host and columnist john galt say's birmingham should have chosen names that reflect the city's achievements and. this is political correctness gone mad this is snowflakes having a field day how ridiculous to name the streets in these close is in this way it's virtue signaling i'm sure it's not in shoot with most birmingham people it doesn't reflect what birmingham a's well birmingham's becoming birmingham is a more for sting city but we could talk about the achievements of birmingham and birmingham people there's loads of people not necessarily people but organization bands groups great achievements they could name this after but no they want to slugger the deluded and the politically correct it's an absolute joke and i'm sure the brummie jordan every working class birmingham people will be laughing at this as much as everybody else. flush is hard continued in albania after a man was shot dead by officers in forcing a cruel a virus curfew protesters through flares and fireworks who responded with tear gas an

the bureau with 'd the imagine video was a butchering of john lennon in the name of south aggrandizement. oh it was actually an attempt to make people feel better cheering the global pandemic bought it really only made things worse so many people were vomiting in response to it and it looked like a symbol of the coronavirus for the final word goes to actor james of woods known for his own lovey like lean to the right how to his one what reaction to the oscars planned for in force diversity madness. with moore on 2020 the year that was a no but to the here and now coming up world health chiefs war over use of antibiotics not a new warning but it's been amplified during a pandemic is making sexually transmitted diseases incurable we'll tell you more after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. again 17 minutes past the hour now in the u.s. were already getting a glimpse of how things might shape up when joe biden takes office in january now it's been revealed the brother o

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joining us now, infectious disease doctor and a senior scholar at the johns hopkins center for health security, deing here. i'd like to talk about where we are and underscore just what a difficult period we're entering. we had our worst death day on record. and i know you focused a lot in particular on hospitals in rural areas, in places that maybe struggle to get some of these resources. what are you seeing out there, and what are your concerns over the next month? >> what i'm seeing right now is that there are many hospitals -- and these aren't necessarily the big academic med centers in big cities -- but in the suburbs, in the rural areas, where we're running up against a wall where they're unable to expand capacity. their hospital has maybe 20%, 30% of its beds occupied by covid patients. and there's no end in sight because there's so much community spread. and i wonder how these rural hospitals are going to cope, because they are already having to curtail other services they offer, for example, nonemergency surgeries that require people to stay overnight. and this is something that's really

the administration understands that there are more to be gained by working with john and then by eating or not a cold war 'd when we have heard that that they they plan the biden restoration plans to keep the sanctions that have been placed on china where not they're lower than they are remains to be seen depending on how how the meetings go do you see that happening or china may have surpassed the united states the world's largest economy in the coming years. you know one would have to assume that there's no other reasonable assumption the worst 30 years china's g.d.p. has grown at roughly 3 rock i'm the american that's why they're the giant that we all respect how the cause of what they the cheap and keep this on which they've shown they're able to do this year story example when every other country almost on earth is shrinking the chinese economy well unless that huge who is none the less growing we have almost $300000.00 people dead all that they have for us. i mean there's no complexity in either that's what's looking like it's going to happen and that's sad little all is going to shift all of this law

'd the imagine video was a butchering of john lennon in the name of south aggrandizement. oh it was actually an attempt to make people feel better cheering the global pandemic bots it really only made things worse so many people were voting in response to it but it looked like a symbol of the coronavirus symptom of the final word goes to act chambers of woods known for his own lobby like lean to the right how does vary his one what reaction to the oscars planned for in force diversity. matt. let's take a swing around the globe to look at some other news stories making headlines this hour thousands of pro-life activists have taken to the streets across argentina against a new bill to legalize abortions if passed by the senate it will give argentina the most liberal abortion malls in south america. riots have broken out in chile lay it during an anniversary tribute to a protester killed in a police crackdown last year security forces fired water cannons while demonstrators hurled rocks at police vans it's the latest in a wave of unrest that started as a protest against in pu

'd the difference this year is especially apparent on john dominic one of the most beautiful squares in the city this place is usually hopping in december it's the site of a popular christmas market but due to the pandemic that was of course canceled this year. and spite of it all i'm on the hunt for a berlin's christmas spirit are people in a festive mood at all where does the city shine brightest and with christmas markets cancelled where do i get my annual fix of gingerbread boy let's find out. we're going to pay a visit to $1.00 of berlin's most elegant hotels the adlon. will also make a stop at the a story of the homo morial church. and we'll catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. the. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these were still per minute. that's how did it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and ho

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blue 'd was the imagine video was a butchering of john lennon in the name of south aggrandizement. oh it was actually an attempt to make people feel better cheering the global pandemic bots it really only made things worse so many people will vote me thing in response to it but it looked like a symbol of the coronavirus symptom of the final word goes to act chains of woods known for his own lovey like lean to the right how did i marry his one what reaction to the oscars planned for him for starry versity madness. well that's all from me for today show and tell us what we have at the top of the house i know he wants you to join man as for me i have. to be very difficult to get the year there's about it indeed during 2020 change was the norm and all knowledge is elusive many of reflection of what has been. the focus should be on what may never return. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything our part to protect the. water then escaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska has seen some of the fu

he was in the 72nd medium regiment of the royal artillery in the war, and was part of the d—day landings. john'sg people to write and send cards to residents in care homes. marcia is asking the great british public to send john a card this christmas. people don't realise the impact of writing a christmas card or writing a post card or letter, how much actually means to somebody. it's really important, here at thorp house, that our residents feel part of a community. and that's helped keep that thought going. what has lockdown been like here? you feel lonely? it'll be john's first christmas without his wife for more than 70 years. the care home are hoping john will get through it with a bit of help from the kindness of strangers. it is so moving, isn't it? and we know how kind bbc breakfast audience is. never let us down. and if you want more details aboutjohn and how you can send him a christmas card, we'll put all the info on our facebook and twitter pages. 6:26am, time to get the news, travel and weather wherever you are watching. good morning from bbc london. new tier 3 restrictions have come