officials parkman's to look if the rules are really translated in reality. now it just so angry merkel's or chief of staff is warning that the infection rate must be kept low ahead of the flu season in the fall let's take a listen and we'll continue our conversation after that before we have to ask ourselves how we want to increase our chances of getting through this pandemic well if we want to do that then we need to make sure we have as low a level of infection as possible at the end of the summer. so and that means we have to get from what we have seen over the past days with some 800 infections a day back to a situation where we have fewer than 500 cases per day i believe then we will have good chances of managing the pandemic this cold as well under me. now professor x. or the chief of staff of the chancellor's office they're determined to get the infection rates down before the fall flu season begins is that enough time to address the working and living conditions of migrant workers in germany which are very vulnerable it seems i think it's very very i

many are very, very proud of the young people in parkman who are leading, not following, for something> this leading several rights pilgrimage not only crossed party lines, it crossed generations. teenagers came on this journey. charlotte post was one of them. >> how do we wrestle with our parents in a way that's respectful so we can aid them in seeing that normal children can fight for justice as well? >> tell them that you've been touched by the spirit of history. >> as someone who successfully a movement as a young person, what's your number one bit of advice for the young people protesting and marching this month? >> just give it all you got. and not get weary. be hopeful. be optimistic. and take the long hard look. we had some difficulty. they will have some difficulty. they will have some setbacks, but you cannot give up. you cannot give in. you will make it. they will lead us. >> john lewis there with our dana bash. you see, april, there, dana by phone. dana, what a special interview. that was two years ago, for the march across the edmund pettus bridge. that interview was just

and to national book awards and the francis parkman price twice, and the presidential medal of freedome nation's highest civilian honor. everyone i know has been recognized by 54 honorary degrees actually no one else i now please join me to welcome this amazing panel. [applause] >> and as they come up and take questions those are pretty concise questions. but the most famous tweeter in the world probably isn't watching. [laughter] >> i will get one of those i shudder to think what it might be. but we do look forward to this it is a treat for me as a very undistinguished history major and college to talk to david who is something of a legend. and we do together in the kennedy library which leaves me to wonder how many books will be in the trump presidential library? [laughter] [applause] >> and in an interview with the "washington post" said he never read a book about a president either biography or a book about the presidency. he might someday he said. [laughter] he doesn't read books because his mind reaches beyond that. [laughter] i began to think about the great presidents over the