morse: sure. i will take the traction first. i think it is the sheer scale of the shift we are seeing in the economy that is driving everyone to look for creative approaches and an all of the above solution. we world economic forum found that little less than half of johbs -- jobs will require new skills in the next three years and an will need to be reskill -- and an estimated 3 billion workers will have to be reskill. -- the kind of destruction we have all been preparing for and made it a reality in a timeframe i do not think anyone really thought possible. i know i did not think possible. more importantly, and others can touch on it more eloquently than i will, it is not affecting everyone. it is exacerbating long-standing inequality. i was reading a few center study that highlighted that -- a pew study center that highlighted tino's -- all of this is happening, at a time when we are in this national conversation about needing steps towards social justice, economic opportunity. so it's really exciting, the number of places i

that he has no desire for governance and he would understand this then he appeared in recent years morse lee engaging in domestic issues so it's not it's something unusual surprising to see that these words which is common and boredom i though it recently in public opinion there's very high criticism toward the public the food let's say governance of governments not being said from a member of the royal family is a bit shocking or surprising and for sure it's risky because it opens. let's say kind of affection which is another story in jordan but in fact jordan is based on the strength and unity of this time elite we never with that so if i want to remember. in the previous. can call saying it was a very smooth transition and therefore it's a bit surprising foci will thank you so much for helping us try to understand the surprise political analyst in a math christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica and rome he stressed the importance of vaccine

feeling a little cabin fever and looking for other places and opportunities so we are having to fill morseox that we have all year. >> reporter: new employment claim numbers in california released today are the lowest they have been since the onset of the pandemic. >> reporter: it is due to three factors, one the vaccinations are finally picking up speed, and two, the economic lockdowns, finally, they are being lifted. and three, the schools finally finally finally are reopening. >> wait into the march numbers come out. the state is ready to come back, come roaring back. >> reporter: that come back this thing to local support like michael finkelstein who kept stopping by his neighbors business. even when his dog walking services took a major hit with people working from home. >> i can see

it's me wish morse had a lot of. the holy oman hopefully that was 20 years ago what happened to the young woman did she survive the war. after months of research we find she's still here when the islamist militants came she hid in a cave now she's happy to show us around the monastery and church. of them with the missy this is one of the oldest altars in christian. what the one about had just broken that you can still see the cracks but i stuck it back together. when we came back after madeleine was liberated we found it in 3 or 4 pieces that at about. order has been restored in the church and the dome rebuilt. who. i. really. no walk oh oh. oh. well home. all living. just. another sizable christian community is located in northern syria right near the turkish border. this footage was filmed in july 29th teen before turkey invaded the area. it's a predominantly kurdish region the kurds have long strived for political autonomy and traditionally oppose the assad regime. the footage shows many images of. the jailed foun

feeling a little cabin fever and looking for other places and opportunities so we are having to fill morse box that we have all year. >> reporter: new employment claim numbers in california released today are the lowest they have been since the onset of the pandemic. >> reporter: it is due to three factors, one the vaccinations are finally picking up speed, and two, the economic lockdowns, finally, they are being lifted. and three, the schools finally finally finally are reopening. >> wait into the march numbers come out. the state is ready to come back, come roaring back. >> reporter: that come back this thing to local support like michael finkelstein who kept stopping by his neighbors business. even when his dog walking services took a major hit with people working from home. >> i can see that the avalanche is about to kind of come over with a lot of people needing help with their dogs. >> reporter: like his rescue docket small business, what was once lost can be found again. >> started to get my hands full once again, it is really great. 21 is looking up, 2020 was really scary. >>> nati

no desire or upper title governance and he would understand this then he appeared in recent years morse lee engaging in domestic issues so it's not it's something unusual surprising to see that these words which is common and boredom i though it recently in public opinion there's very high produces and poured the public the food let's say governance of governments not being said from a member of the royal family is a bit shocking or surprising and are for sure it's a risky because it opens. let's say kind of affection which is another story in jordan but in fact jordan is based on the strength and unity of this family we never were there so if i want to remember. the previous can call saying it was a very smooth transition and therefore it's a bit surprising foci will thank you so much for helping us try to understand the surprise political analyst in a math. christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica in rome he stressed the importance of vacci

but i know that he himself, and his family loved the samuel morse. and that's why they cosmos to make that bust length painting which they then donated to the white house. it's now in the monroe room, i think, at the white house. which shows him energetically, too. it leads me to think, well, perhaps stewart's wasn't that accurate. but i myself, as i mentioned before, consider the stewart sort of the bellwether of images unless, dan, you have an opinion on that? >> i liked the sully best. [ indiscernible ] 1827, '28. i think that's a really fine portrayal. one of the things -- put the 1816 -- and the 1817 stewart side by side and you can stick anybody's picture up here, you can put anybody's name on it and you can say it is whoever you want because they are supposedly a year apart and they deny look like the same person. >> no, they dent. so many -- yeah, you find in a a lot. that's what i am saying. his face -- i think when artists were looking at it, it confronted them with quite a problem with it. i don't know -- from sculpting his head i can tell

this is a derivative from the samuel morse full-length portrait that was done for the city of charleston. he said it looked more like him than even the gilbert stewarts. of course, i go back to the gilbert stewarts because that's the portrait that everyone knows more than any other. so that will be our point of reference. this then is the famous vanned lynn port writ commissioned for new york state, i believe. this i think is the most perfect depiction of monroe in a full figure. it shows him with his hand on the map of florida. and i'm sure everyone is very familiar with this. but it shows a stately presence, a commanding presence. his sword is right here on the table next to his hand. the chair over here. this is sort of a takeoff on the portraits of george washington that you've seen, where he's standing with the curtain and the chair next to him as well. but here we have a green and gold tablecloth. william and mary's colors. how did they know? anyways, this was the basis that i came up with my standing figure here. you can see with the takeoff on washington here, they wanted a state

does that mean the call is elevated at that point meaning mark morse code there is more serious than coattail or did you have any other information about that or the reason for that i believe the only information that we had on our screen initially was code 2 for one with the mouth injury i believe. it was updated and then you say i did and it was a just that account 3 from without any supplemental information as to why you know what i believe so ok so you also met lee did you respond to the area. 30 times yes and what did you do when you arrived there. we the reg stops my partner and i got off the rig he looked around for a patient and when you that there what did you see. there were several police squads one part police i believe into minneapolis or 2 or 3 minneapolis police cars i recommend were purchased in the vicinity in the area. couple officers were standing on the street and a couple people were helpful people were outside was there an ambulance at the time that you were there no ma'am and were you able to identify a patient upon arrival knowing there was no one on the stree

but you know what happened was that basically is against you continuing our same course polishes and morse what j.f.k. is doing right now is very much like trump you know it was not coincidental that he called trump he's teacher in that infamous conversation last year which almost cost trump his position you know look. at ski eason basically pursuing the same tactic he beats for the maximum way grain is a member of nato in this way he holds the crusher who would seed because you know in order to prove that such a terrible prospect of pressure would of course abandon the people and old boss and they can have you know ukrainian travel down and destroy all the elements that it doesn't want that they you know cancel them just you know which they never never and now for the people going bust so basically this is the same tactic i asked mr trump and in general i mean if we look at the general trend what was it that by the west deed in the last few months but also different from trump then that trade war with china continues you know the country and asian with russia continuous human even on the

been opened in france over the photos after the photos of over 20 police officers were passed it on morse in paris suburbs it has led to fear is that they and their families may be identified and threatened greg peele is part of a french police union and says the stunt was meant as a threat. and they should use that will report that these are blatant threats intended to intimidate police officers we're all troubled and concerned for the officers identified their families are worried and we're concerned for their families you may think it's the 1st time but it's not the 1st time this is happening to me we've also seen officers being named in other areas it's scary enough that we no longer have boundaries and there are people who name officers families without hesitation and it seems to me that matthew like behavior and intimidation is encroaching into our private lives because with the police incident comes after french lawmakers passed a controversial security bill which bans the publications of any images of police officers in operation those found guilty could face a sentence of up to 5

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by respecting our values and enacting policies that actually work for all americans because where morse prosperity liberty exists unity and happiness are actually possible and that is the angle. joining ms. jamie mcbride, director of the la police protective league. i know you have noticed all of these anti-police warriors share a certain socioeconomic standing. >> what is scary is the high profile people, we watched the oscars last night which was a total disaster, used to be something glamorous, notice a total joke and also recently in the last week we had lebron james tweet out you are next. with a picture of the officer. i am sure everybody has seen the video or at least the still pictures that you had a person with a very large knife no officer wants to take a life. that officer saved a life and he is a hero but one thing these people don't talk about is over 90% of the homicides in los angeles are black and brown. you don't hear about that, you don't hear about 2.3% of the time officers are attacked daily in los angeles and here's the funny thing. they are all hypocrites. last nig

it's me wish morse has a lot of. the holy oh my hopefully that was 20 years ago what happened to the young woman did she survive the war. after months of research we find she's still here when the islamist militants came she hid in a cave now she's happy to show us around the monastery and church. of them with the this is one of the oldest altars in christian. what the runabout has broken. you can still see the cracks. but our guys stuck it back together. when we came back after i was liberated we found it in 3 or 4 pieces that are about . order has been restored in the church and the dome rebuilt. who. i. really. walk oh oh. oh. home. was. all willing to. take. another sizable christian community is located in northern syria right near the turkish border. this footage was filmed in july 29 teams before turkey invaded the area. it's a predominantly kurdish region the kurds have long strived for political autonomy and traditionally oppose the assad regime. the footage shows many images of. the jailed founder of the ku

tablets and the fact that they began to be used by very young children is like morse to 7 year old or 8 years old we're doing it commercially before we have actually done the science i would much rather we do the science 1st and then we say well is it safe or not. that alone was 1st founded by psychologists psychiatrists and pediatricians after in the field work with children. we had to honey subrata just outside paris. imagine a young mother and her daughter malia in to see dr do you for the 2nd time. you're tearing up where's my princess. only hello man have a seat. we'll talk this over again a bit how is our little malea coming along however she now 2 years and 4 months i was a bit worried because malia didn't talk much she had sudden mood changes too. much in 20 years as a pediatrician talk to you are sick or has witnessed the shop rising screens in tiny children's lives and the mounting problems all these children have interaction or disorders i have more of them than ever before temperament disorders too clearly difficult children have always existed but there is a sharp rise of

bankroller or opposition to climate action the campaign against the climate do you think that's a bad thing morse you tube it was fierce you could see absolutely. 0. talk to al jazeera. you tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell fence material any country during the conflict and yet we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. ready. tributes are being paid around the world following the death of prince philip was done at the age of $99.00. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. we. speak. an appeal from ian miles u.n. ambassador for protection for his people is the military issues dead center.

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the first was a man named john morse. he was andrew borden's brother-in-law. he had been the brother of andrew's first wife. abby who was killed upstairs as i mentioned was his second wife, and he had arrived the day before to pay a visit on the bordens, and that seemed suspicious to many people. he was also an attractive suspect because, you know, he was an outsider. he was from the west. he was a horse trader. people said he consorted with gypsy traders who were down in westport, and there were just things about him that weren't so appealing so he seemed plausible, but he had an alibi that was straight out of a detective novel. shortly after breakfast, he had gone to visit other relatives in a different part of town, and he had been riding on the horse car with six priests. [ laughter ] and while, you know, if that were an agatha christie, he would have definitely done it. that seemed like a pretty good alibi. that left two women who were in the house at the time of the murders. the first, bridget sullivan, the family's irish catholic housekeeper who inciden

can't garrett and gene ellsworth are with us today courtesy of tom and margaret morse. mr. garrett graduated from harvard in 1963 he has had a 30-year emmy and peabody award-winning career in television news and documentaries. jean ellsworth has a phd in social foundations of education from the university of buffalo and has devoted her life to teaching from elementary school to prisons to universities. the authors live in roxbury, new york please give a warm savannah. welcome to kent garrett and jean ellsworth. well, thank you for inviting us and well, as you know, the book is called the last negroes at harvard and 61 years ago harvard admitted 18 negroses, and that's what we recall then and we were the largest number at that time ever admitted to harvard. we were from all different parts of the country north south east and west and we came from different economic and socio-economic backgrounds and we here before they had been letting admitting blacks to harvard but only two or three at a time and most guys would just go and do their four years and then get out of town leav

it's railroads and steamships were being rapidly built and samuel morse's telegraph linked washington and baltimore and soon thereafter, richmond. the whole rotary press launched the penny press and the dime novel. ways of immigrants were arriving from ireland and germany in every spring when the snows melded immigrants and their prairie schooners poured out of missouri into the great plains bound for oregon and california. manifest destiny was the heirs catchphrase in 1845 the editor of the new york morning news john o'sullivan wrote that america quote had a manifest destiny to overspread the continent a lot by providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions. in other words america was entitled by divine sanction to occupy north america from atlantic to pacific and most americans believe this. and manifest destiny was more than an expansion of slogan. it was actually part of a subterranean ideological struggle that dated to the nation's founding. champions of the two competing visions of america where thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton hamilton envisioned

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that he has no desire for governance and he would understand this then he appeared in recent years morse lee engaging in domestic issues so it's not it's something unusual surprising to see that these words which is common in boredom i though it recently in public opinion there's a very high produces and poured the public the food let's say governments of governments not being said from a member of the royal family is a bit shocking or surprising and for sure it's a risky because it opens. let's see a kind of affection which is not a story in jordan but in fact jordan is based on the strength and unity of this family we never were there so if i want to remember. him in the previous. can call saying it was a very smooth transition and therefore busy it's a bit surprising folks here thank you so much for helping us try to understand the surprise political analyst. in a math. time for sports now and league football the wind up to 27th match day of the season featured of birdland darby between union and her to berlin the fiercely contested match up ended in a draw giving her a much needed po

no desire or up the title governance and he would understand this then he appeared in recent years morse lee engaging in domestic issues so it's not it's something unusual surprising to see that the use words which is common and boredom i though it recently in public opinion there's very high criticism toward the public the food let's say governance of governments not being said from a member of the royal family is a bit shocking or surprising and for sure it's a risky because it opens. let's see a kind of affection which is not a story in jordan but in fact jordan is based on the strength and unity of this time elite we never were there so if i want to remember. in the previous. can call saying it was a very smooth transition and therefore it's a bit surprising foci will thank you so much for helping us try to understand the surprise political analyst in a math christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica in rome he stressed the importance of vac

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been happening often over the years going back many, many i think we're looking at more businesses morseere windows have been smashed. >> and again, in some cases we've seen fires being set outside and there's not one of example and inside that car dealership. we're also hearing there may be just as it right here. yeah. and there may be a another car dealership, things getting out of hand quickly. this began 8.30, crowds gathering around city hall. there's shot can of what appears to be a fire side. one of those cars people marched through downtown oakland and the trouble began not not long afterwards. yeah. in oakland police headquarters is pretty much barricaded surrounded by. orange construction material that's used to keep vehicles off of streets and that surrounded the building is here. this is a crowd the oakland city hall area at 14th and broadway. >> just before things started to turn. again, we've been monitoring this. you can find all the latest to kron 4 dot com. we have video posted there. the latest details this may continue for some time tonight. oakland police on the groun

what did you see >> palantir options saw above average call activity today, about 90,000 contract morsewas seen in the 24, 25 and 26 strike calls, april that expire this coming friday the 24 traded about 45,000 contracts trading for just under 70 cents buyers are betting the stock could recover by the end of the week >> mike is going to stick around dan, what did you think of palantir >> well, it's really interesting based on that other conversation we're having about spacs this stock is down 50% from its all-time highs here. can't get out of its own way it's down in the year versus a nasdaq and s&p up nearly 10% thing is another sign of just some enthusiasm coming out of some of these once very hot parts of the stock market. >> yeah, if memory serves, guy p., in your hope trade where is palantir >> hope springs eternal and your memory is well served. clearly and to dan's point, listen, after trading up to 39 and change, the stock's tread 23 now and has not been a performer at all but kathy wood keeps talk about how much she loves the stock and then decide on another million shares i th

hallie morse daggett became the first female fire lookout. and others, like ellen down in colorado, were pioneers in an era before women could vote. the national forest had been carved out of the fast public domain lands, mainly the western in the western states. in 1911, a bill sponsored by representative john weeks authorized the forest service to buy from willing sellers cheap deforested lands of the east, south, and lake states. >> in the eastern part of the country, the national forest s were created out of the lands nobody wanted. these lands were purchased under the weeks act to protect the watershed. they were generally purchased for about $3.43 an acre. narrator: as the forest service expanded in the east, it also tried to add the western national parks. preservationists furious over the dam argued that a separate parks agency in the interior department would do a better job of protecting the parks. >> the forest service was not very pleased with the idea of -- a competitive agency to say the least. suddenly, here is the national par

how can a substance that emit morse carbon dioxide than coal, how can that be safe for my residents to breathe in? we took matters into our own hands and we took samples ourselves and had the ecology center test it independently from all of government. to nobody's surprised, we proved it was toxic and could cause cancer. this is what happens to countless communities like mine around the world. when we continue to incentivize the use of dirty toxic fossil fuels. and the international monetary fund, i.m.f., estimates that there are at least 5.2 trillion dollars in fossil fuel subsidies each year globally. these greedy corporations have eved $15 billion in subsidies from pandemic relief packages just alone last year. this is so egregious, such an egregious amount, especially for an industry that's spent decades spreading disinformation about climate change and spent millions lobbying to defeat climate legislation here in congress, also profits regardless of the human cost. last term i brought the subcommittee to my district for a field hearing regarding this kind of pollution and it was i

improvements, which will build a low-profile seawall to protect our critical infrastructure, mainly the lake morsed tunnel while addressing the climate enduced sea level rise and the required improvements and add recreational access in the area the last step that you received on this project was given by our project manager on february 23, 2021. on the army corps of engineer phase of this project. in the update, anna gave a background on the project in the ongoing threat to our oceanside wastewater infrastructure, ocean beach, due to climate induced erosion in the area. when the pier was originally awarded in july 2018, the project was in the beginning ever the planning phase. since then they completed the planning phase and they're currently in the design phase with the 35% milestone completed in october of 2020. the request to amendment 2 would increase the contract value and duration to address the following changes that have been realized since july of 2018. there's been an increased complexity and scope to the design element. additional analysis and design efforts are needed to address unexpec

some viewers like andrew morse feel the bbc has made too much of the possible connection.it's a tricky area. i've always made it clear that no medicine, whether it's aspirin or vaccines, have — they all carry a certain level of risk and you have to balance that against the benefit. and when stories began to emerge, both in the uk and in europe, in particular about the astrazeneca — the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine — and when they are reputable reports based on the safety data, the safety monitoring data, we have a duty to report that. but also to set it into context. i really think the viewers and listeners and readers don't expect our reporting to simply be black and white. there are shades there, and it's about presenting the balance of the risk against the benefits. are you worried at all that some viewers feel that the bbc might be feeding vaccine hesitancy? well, i hope not. and i can remember i think it was a couple of weeks ago — it was on the six and ten o'clock news — when the sort of definitive or the latest raft of reports came out about the link between clots and

and if you can imagine how that has changed in his lifetime, going from morse code ownerships and aeroplanesg as we have spoken to quite a few people who know him well. some people claim they have met him once, you are one of those who has had a connection over a period of time. i wonder what kind of insight can you give us, may be a little bit more about his relationship with the queen, we are seeing some lovely pictures being shared of them at different points in their life. tell us a bit about them. ., , , ., ., in their life. tell us a bit about them. .,, , ., ., ., them. there has been a lot of rruotin them. there has been a lot of quoting of _ them. there has been a lot of quoting of a _ them. there has been a lot of quoting of a speech _ them. there has been a lot of quoting of a speech the - them. there has been a lot of| quoting of a speech the queen them. there has been a lot of- quoting of a speech the queen made where _ quoting of a speech the queen made where she _ quoting of a speech the queen made where she talked about him being her strength— where she talked about him being