lily cole?ry single one of us has choices to make right now in terms of how this is played out. we know we need to minimise fossil fuels, to move towards renewables, because the science is very clear that we will run into more and more of these crises if we don't make those transitions. and i think that there are encouraging signs that that movement as possible. both from the kind of political level, but also more importantly from an individual level where you see decentralisation of energy. and there has been movement towards decentralisation in covid generally where people focus more on local economies, on growing their own vegetable patch. and if you think about that when it comes to build local energy cooperatives and take local energy, then we can be proactive players in the move towards renewable. inger, we've seen a reduction in the demand for oil which has made prices plummet and fossil fuels, do you think this will assist in the transition to renewable energy? i was too optimistic so i'

lily cole.sis, i use this metaphor of how two football teams in the uk for example, arsenal and chelsea might be completely against each other, their fans might be antagonistic to each other and when england another country like france, those same fans willjoin together and stand side by side to try and beat the new enemy. it's a metaphor for, what is the enemy that we need, in order to come together as a global community? and i was talking about it in terms of the climate crisis, which does impact every single human being living on this planet regardless of their situation, and hoping that that might be an enemy that we would band together to work against. and i think covid has been that enemy, and it has been extraordinary to see how the global community and also local communities have worked together and how much kindness and solidarity and cooperation has emerged in response to crisis. whether we take that metaphor and apply it immediately, which would be my hope, is questionable, but the re

lily ebert was a teenager when auschwitz.as taken to she survived with the help of an erican soldier.ars later, lily has met t family of that service man. >> nice to meet you. >> so nice to meet you. >> it is so nice to meet you.ca 't believe it. reporter: holocaust survivor lily ebert meets the american family of the soldier who liberated her 75 year ago. >> it brings tears to my eyes. reporter: aeunion spanning two continents, four generations in the most amazing circumstances. >> good luck and happiness. >> and the start to a new life. reporter: it was 10 words of hope written on the only bit of paper an american soldier could find, this german banknote. lily ebert was 16 in april 1945 when she and her sisters were liberated by that man fh.m a death ma they survived auschwitz, where nearly a million jews and thousands of others were murdered by the nazis. >> i asked my mother, brother, sister. reporter: now 90, she found the note from the unknown soldier going through her thith her great-grandson. heurned to social media to find out the soldier was. >> i i posted the mornin and lef

lily ebert was a teenager when her family was taken to auschwitz.family of that serviceman. guy lynnn has their story. nice to meet you. nice to meet you, so nice to meet you. it is so nice to meet you, i can't believe it. holocaust survivor lily ebert meets the american family of a soldier who liberated her 75 years ago. it brings tears to my eyes, really. me too. a reunion spanning two continents, four generations in the most amazing of circumstances. good luck and happiness... ..and the start to a new life. it was ten words of hope, quickly written on the only bit of paper an american soldier could find — this german banknote. lily ebert was 16 in april 1945 when she and her sisters were liberated by that man from a death march. they'd survived auschwitz, where nearly a millionjews and thousands of others were murdered by the nazis. i lost my mother, brothers, sister. that was the terrible thing. now 90, she found the note from the unknown soldier going through her things with her great grandson, and he turned to social media to find out who the

lily ebert was 16 in april5 when she and her sisters were liberated by that man from a deatmarch.survived auschwitz, where nearly a million jews and thousands of others were murdered by the nazis. >> i asked my mother, brother, sister. reporter: now 90, she found the note from the unknown soldier going through her things with her great-grandson. heneto social media to find out the soldier was. >> i posted itn the mornin and left my phone for a few hours. suddenly i have a few thousand notifications. someone tweeted me sayinth this must b soldier. reporter: before long, he had tr soldier.ily up that private heyman schubert, who died nine years ago in new york and ote his name in hebrew on the note. 75 yea later, lily finally got to thank them. >> it was m, f something special. reporter: until he got in touch, the family of private showman had no idea about the incident. >> i was shaken because suddenly he wasot my father history we had together. suddenly he was this younghe man inhroes of war doing something extremely kind for somebody, and it was overwhelming. reporter: the famili

lily: i cannot say this enough.ust ignore what donald trump and betsy devos are talking about, or they are making empty threats, and they know it. they are not our boss. they have not figure that out. we are not under threat of for ourur money students, but we are under threat of a pandemic and people dying if we don't do this safely. parents are not going to want to sacrifice their children. to be complicit in opening an unsafe school that will endanger the entire community. we don't have to choose that. we can choose to do it right. that is what we are hoping for. vonnie: what are your members saying in terms of children's mental health, social development? as much as everybody would like transmission rates to be at zero before they go back to school, there is a cost for them not going back to school as well. vonnie: we don't believe -- lily: we don't believe there should be a trade-off between a child's physical and mental health and their academic needs. we have to do something that serves that whole child, the

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lily, first to you. sure you watched the coronavirus task force briefing at the department of education with a lot of questions on your mind. wondering what your reaction was and if those questions were answered? >> well, let's answer the question you introduced me, is there any doubt in anyone's mind why we're endorsing joe biden? we are absolutely frightened with the lack of leadership. i'm speechless, and i give a lot of speeches, with what we are seeing coming out of this white house. it's chaotic. it's dangerous. and we can't say this enough. please, parents, governors, news reporters, do not under any circumstances take medical advice from donald trump. that is never going to end well. and we have seen what happens when people are cavalier with this dangerous pandemic. we saw governors opening bars and we saw those bars packed with young -- young people who should have known better. we're not talking about bars here. we're talking about second graders. we're talking about putting children, their fa

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[applause] ♪ ♪ in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea with a glory in his bosom thatd to make men holy, let us die to make men free while god is marching on ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> fireworks have long been a traditional part of fourth of july celebrations and this day continues that tradition. color in flashes of the evening sky above the potomac river. it was a long and eventful day. hundreds of thousands of persons took part in the celebration at the nation's capital, while millions more in their own way in their own towns and cities throughout the united states took this day to affirm their love for their country. this is richard strader in washington, d.c. on the in history, professor david farber teaches a class on the origin of the 1960's vietnam antiwar movement and how in his view, it helped to expand the nation's democratic process. american history tv taped this class in 2010 in temple university in philadelphia. professor farber now teaches at the university of kansas. american history tv offers viewers a seat in

lily, in an op-ed for "usa today," you say the white house is presenting a false choice for parents and their choice is keep an unsafe school closed or open an unsafe school and stuff all the kids into overcrowded classrooms. there is a way that you can do the this intentionally and take the medical advice we have, take the education experts who can help design something that might actually help you open those schools safely. all of those countries that he was talking about, germany, denmark, australia, they didn't just open the doors and stuff those kids back inside. there was an intentional plan when the infection rate started to decline and they could see that it was time, and they did it very carefully. and one of the things we know they did was they really trusted the educators to help design something that put their students' safety first. they made those teachers and classified folks essential emergency workers. they put them at the top of the line for testing, tracing, and treatment. they made sure they had the disinfectants and ppe. they did it right. donald trump is saying how

and joining me now is lily garcia. she is the president at the national education association. and dr. sarah body who is a medical director of school health at nationwide children's hospital. both of you, welcome. i'm glad to have you both here. lily, i'll start with you. it's nice to, first, see you. i often hear you on the radio with me. but nice to see you here today. you know, teachers all over the country have got to have the same concerns as this fifth grade teacher in colorado. i mean, if a school opens and you open for in-person learning, it's going to be worlds different than what we know to be a traditional classroom experience. is that a good thing? >> i got choked up listening to her because those are the grade levels i taught. fourth, fifth, and sixth grade. i know what it's like to have 39 kids in a classroom. and i'm not sure, if you haven't had that experience, that you understand the anguish of a teacher saying i'm getting my kids back, and it's still not going to be the same. and so, the guidance that has come out as new guidance, as we read it, because we hav

. ♪ ♪ in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea with a glory in his bosom that transfiguresen holy, let us die to make men free while god is marching on ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ >> fireworks have long been a tradition of the july 4 celebrations and this day continued the tradition. watchers breathed their wordless exclamation as they saw the fireworks in the sky above the potomac river. it was a long, eventful day. hundreds of thousands of people took part in the celebration at this nation's capitol while millions more in their on way, in their own towns and cities throughout the united states, took this day to affirm their love for their country. this is richard strater in washington, d.c. if you like american history tv, keep up with us during the week on facebook, twitter and youtube. learn what happened on this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs. follow us at c-span/history. >> you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style, with the best coverage, live witness accounts, archival films, lectures in

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lily and jack. who saw the post told me about it. we'll be right back. >> i love it. >>> san francisco fire officials are giving an update on the five alarm fire in the cities of south market district or selma. we are streaming this info on kpix.com. we learned the fire broke out at the commercial structure just before 7:00. our crews got this video of that scene. it appears to be calming down. the flames and smoke were heavy in the midst of that blaze. the scene is next to highway 101 between south van ness and polson street near 13th street. they warn people to avoid the area as there were some live wires down and pg&e shut down power lines and immediately following. the fire collapsed one building that we know of and other businesses in the area also caught fire and this is a largely industrial area with big warehouses on the block and police worked to evacuate some homes nearby. about 150 firefighters have responded to the scene and one injured firefighter is in the hospital however we are told

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lily, nice to see you. i hear you on the radio. teachers all over the country have got to have the same concerns as this fifth grade teacher in colorado. if a school opens, you open for in person learning, it will be worlds different than what we know to be a traditional classroom experience. is that a good thing? >> i got choked up listening to her. those are the grade levels i taught. i know what it's like to have 30 kids in a classroom. i'm not sure if you haven't had that experience that you understand the anguish of a teacher saying i'm getting my kids back and it's not the same. so the guidance that has come out as new guidance, as we read it, because we have to give our members our members 3 million educators across the country the shorthand on what is going on. and they added something that this teacher just said. they added something about how important it is for kids to return to school. we're going duh. we have been saying that. we have been working like crazy day and night to say how do we make it safer for the kids to

. >> i will work with project lily to see how they distribute the fund and see what the overall client base is, but because they are working with the most vulnerable pregnant women in san francisco, i think that the funds will be used in how you intend to really protect the most vulnerable residents who are experiencing pregnancy and all the comorbidities at the same time. >> superviser fewer: and that is great because you know as you worked so much with covid-19 stuff is this is a community that actually already has a lot of health disparities and also that outreach is much more challenging at times. i think that it requires much more resources to do it. i wanted to make clear this is a committee and the whole board that actually would like to see these funds really expended in a way that is targeted toward this population that already has such health disparity. thank you. let's open this up for public comment. item 14 please, madam clerk. >> clerk: operation is checking to see if there are callers in the queue. please let us know if there are caller that are ready. if you have not do

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plants came around 16000000 years later the 1st flower is thought to of looked rather like a water lily today we have flowers in every shape and color many of them use sends to compete for the attention of insects but they also use another method electrical signals. and. bumble bees are drawn to flowers quite literally there's an electrifying sense of attraction between insects and flowers one of the approaches a blossom of ladders pollen jumps across and attaches itself to the fine hairs line in the piece exterior. professor don bad from the university of bristol knows all about this magical connection between plants and their pollinators if you sit by from. and you look at bumble bees you realise pretty soon mending randomly on the flowers they don't visit the flowers. immediately after somebody else has been the time to go to the flowers that have not been visited for a little while that's because these flowers will have generated nectar in the meantime to keep working at producing nectar and i suspect the bees no doubt. over millions of years plants in their insect admirers have to

lily garcia, mr. joseph stiglitz, and diego zuluaga. ms. cook is a member of the american -- as an authority on international economics, she is also advised policymakers from the nigerian and rwanda governments. thank you for appearing before this committee. next, we have lily garcia, the president of the national education association, she served as the nda's -- nea's vice president. she served as a member of the clinton administration's white house strategist session on improving hispanic education and was named a member of the president's advisory commission on educational excellence for hispanics. thank you for appearing before the committee. next, we have mr. joe stiglitz, an economist and professor at columbia university. he is one of the chief economists of president clinton's council of economic advisers. he is the founder for the initiative of policy guide law, a think tank on international development and a recipient of the nobel memorial prize and the prestigious john bates clark medal. thank you for appearing. finally, we have m

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lily's coffee shop in alexandria, virginia, is lined with messages of support.e delivered the message to a customer that masks are required that things got ugly. >> i told him you know, you need to wear a mask to get service. he said no, i don't have to. i said yes, you do. he spat on my feet and he went up the street. it was just sad. it was very upsetting. >> reporter: her story is one from across the country of those in the service industry now on the front lines of enforcing new rules. damteau was harassed one day after being reopened. >> if i knew things like that would happen i wouldn't be open. >> reporter: the trump administration has not constituted a federal mask mandate. >> i leave it up to the governors. many of the governors are changing, they're more mask into, they like the concept of masks, but some of them don't agree. >> reporter: 39 states have made some sort of mask requirement. >> how about you just leave? please leave. >> are you smart enough to -- >> reporter: california bartender rebeak ka hernandez found herself on the receiving end of a

charles: lili, i let you go inside. thanks for taking time to talk to us on this great day.y soon. >> thank you, charles. charles: it is surprising president trump has not tweeted about this, folks. i don't know if you heard this, ford ceo, jim hackett, he is forced to defend a law, the fact that law enforcement is using their police vehicles, specifically the the inseparate tore vehicle. from the employees in the country demand that ford stop making police cars completely. i have want to bring in cheryl casone. this is a amazing story. reporter: you mentioned the interceptor that is in the video of george floyd ears. ceo supports black lives matter and he understands the employees concerns and grieve vanses. he -- grievances. he said he would not stop making the vehicles. he is making 30,000 of them a year. 2/3 of the police vehicles come from ford. while he listened to his employees he pushed back, i just don't think this is the right move now. i will say trek, they make the bikes, the police bikes, they had a similar situation a few years ago as well. charles: what do you

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