she came up to the edge of the pool and flipped her right leg over the edge of the pool.ure that shows nothing but says everything. >> marilyn's relationship with the studio was continuing to erode. >> she was going through a lot of problems that summer so they would soot around her. where she used to be late maybe hours. now she was late for days. they were saying we have to get this film done. in the middle of it she took off one day of shooting and she flew to new york to sing happy birthday to the president. because the studio was so far behind, they said no, no, no. but do you think marilyn ever took no for an answer. >> in 1962, 15,000 people packed into madison square garden for a democratic fundraising events. performers included ella fitzgerald, and jack benny. marilyn monroe would be introduced by peter lawford. >> this lovely lady is not only beautiful, she is punctual. >> it was a running joke that marilyn was late. he would introduce her and she wouldn't show up. >> marilyn monroe. and marilyn monroe. marilyn doesn't come out. lawford takes a deep pause, and

. >> how about pools? >> pools, no. hard to socially distance in pools. >> county parks and trails? >> yes, as long as the agency that's overseeing those feels that they are not having problems with crowding and people are socially distancing. >> skate parks? >> same with the state parks. they are closed because of concerns of crowding. if the state park agency decides to leave one open, based on their judgement that people are safely socially distancing. >> i'm glad you answered that. i think i need to enunciate more. i meant skate parks. >> i'm sorry. skate parks can be open. >> how about pools? >> no. not swimming pools. >> how about campgrounds? >> i'm sorry. i think i lost your audio feed. >> camping out in the woods? >> no. >> local, county parks? >> campgrounds are not allowed. >> how about lakes? >> i think that's up to the different parks and the managers of those facilities. >> gymnastic training facilities? >> i have to -- i need more detail about the type of facility. indoor or gymnastics would not be allowed, just like gyms. >> volleyball courts? >> no. >> i want to als

she came up to the edge of the pool and flipped her right leg over the edge of the pool.s my daughter would say many years later, daddy, that's a picture that shows nothing but says everything. >> marilyn's relationship with the studio was continuing to erode. >> she was going through a lot of problems that summer so they would soot around her. where she used to be late maybe hours. now she was late for days. they were saying we have to get this film done. in the middle of it she took off one day of shooting and she flew to new york to sing happy birthday to the president. because the studio was so far behind, they said no, no, no. but do you think marilyn ever took no for an answer. >> in 1962, 15,000 people packed into madison square garden for a democratic fundraising events. performers included ella fitzgerald, and jack benny. marilyn monroe would be introduced by peter lawford. >> this lovely lady is not only beautiful, she is punctual. >> it was a running joke that marilyn was late. he would introduce her and she wouldn't show up. >> marilyn monroe. and marilyn monr

really into pool and i loved the pool table and i asked him where he get it and where i could get onee-uncle tony called up chucky and said come over and get this goddamn pool table give it to your children, which chucky did and we had this beautiful pool table in our garage which i adored throughout my high school years and i don't know what happened to the pool table. if i had understood the signaturans of the pool table when i was 17, i would give anything to have the pool table out in but i don't know what happened to it. i think about tony pro every time i play pool. anybody else? >> let me echo e real estates menz, amazing book. >> thank you. >> the question i had kind of goes to the conversation you had with chucky, i think applebee's or one of those -- >> seasons 52. >> where he revealed more than he is supposed to but it sounded unlike most other conversations you had with him. tried to retract a another love that. toward the end of the book you talk about your internal struggle how much of that to publish. i guess we'll never know exactly how much of that you did publish bec

chris johnson who filed the pool report on the incident said quote a white house official instructed the print pool to take cnn's seat in the briefing room because the seating would be swapped for the briefing. given the seating assignment is under the jurisdiction of the white house correspondents association, not the white house, the pool reporter refused to move. force briefingsk on saturday. but reporters did hear from white house senior advisor kevin hassett, who stopped for a few minutes to take questions on the impact of the coronavirus on the economy. mr. hassett said, that unappointed numbers in the u.s. could reach as high as

in 1920 when you wanted to be really fabulous what did you line the pool with? title because that was the mark of really having made it this was his signature look with the tile lining the pool $175,000. the parties that he threw became legendary. the papers didn't cover him that much. people will tell you you may have heard the newspapers covered it, but they really didn't. it was folklore and so much of the story is built on folklore and people telling other people and recollections later. so that i could do as a historian was dig through all these materials that five years ago nobody could have done or ten years ago but today because of digital resources, you can pull together a different newspaper articles or archival information and look at the story like a giant literary historical jigsaw puzzle. i spent a long time piecing together the stories the mansion is the center point. the night that they debut the pool to the public that george called the imogene bath after his second wife, a femme fatale and also not a sweetheart. she is very much interesting and

i think about tony every time i play pool. [laughter] >> and that goes to the conversation that they had and then he reveals a lot more but unlike those conversations to retract so at the end of the book you talk about your internal struggles. and i guess we will never know exactly what you did or did not publish but. >> so let me explain i learned a lot from chucky over many hours of conversation. he always had his mother's image in the back of his head every time he got close to telling me something and then to say i can't say that but what he wanted to tell me things but i didn't push him because i came to respect that asimportant principle because he lost everything else. he still told me a lot then one day my mom had a heart attack i came down to boca raton and chucky was there at the hospital so my mom said take this and him will calm him down so i basically decided it i wouldn't listen to him anymore and i was going to write the book so we sit down and i just reflexively hit the voice recorder on my iphone does all the

, so it's a lot. —— 0lympic sized pools. pick swimming pools, so it's a lot. -- olympic sized pools.ould, pretty impressivem really is. this system can seem the micro —— the system can look inside it crevices. it doesn't have the resolution that this system has, and it'd nibble them in particular to look at the really craggy parts of the antarctic, so we are talking here the peninsula, this bit that sticks up towards south america if you know your map of the antarctic. and that's very, very mountainous, and to see the glaciers, you need a high—resolution system and is it. jonathan, thanks so much. jonathan's article on our website is worth checking out although sad news there. thank you so much. i will be back shortly. hello there. so we've ended april on a very unsettled note, thanks to low pressure, which brought strong winds and torrential downpours, thunder and lightning, and some hail thrown in for good measure. now, we start the month of may on an unsettled note with low pressure nearby, than it looks like high pressure will begin to build in to settle things down, with increas

which is about the length of this -- a pool noodle. >> a pool noodle. it dr.g to go swimming today. >> i wish, elmo. i wish. unfortunately, not. the length of a pool noodle is sort of the safe distance to stay away from people. this is a good way to remember to stay healthy. >> oh, right. elmo just remembered elmo can't go to the swimming pool right now. and elmo can't give his friends a hug when he sees them either, can he? >> not right now, elmo. i know that's hard. but there's other ways we can still be with our friends. through video chatting like you and i are doing right now. maybe you can give someone a virtual or air high-five like that. >> oh, yeah, how about a virtual hug. >> everybody wants a hug. another way we can stay healthy is by washing your hands, elmo. you know that. do you know the song "happy birthday"? >> of course, everyone knows "happy birthday." >> i have a kid video of me was my hands and singing happy birthday to you, elmo. >> to elmo? >> it's not my birthday. >> let's pretend it's your birthday. >> oh, okay, it's elmo's birthday. >>

that seems from the pool. if you travel to bob and bob it's worth taking a little time to explore the countryside to tell lies at the edge of the northern black forest. there are great places to go hiking and enjoy some wonderful scenery. it's all free of charge something of a relief after the expense of. the black forest as one of the most popular holiday regions in germany from north to south the low mountain range extends over 150 kilometers so there is a lot to discover and here are some ideas. meadows trees and hills as far as the eye can see the natural areas here offer plenty of space for all kinds of experiences in my tips you can get a fabulous panel remick view of the countryside from the tree top walk. and right nearby is an even more spectacular attraction the wild line suspension bridge. it stretches $301000.00 metres in length and rises up to 60 metres in height supported on steel cables it's an impressive engineering feat and an unforgettable experience. my next tip will take you even higher the

so one of the things you don't expect to see in an underground bunker is an indoor swimming pool this is 75 feet long and holds 50000 gallons and it's a salt water pool it's all computer controlled and maintained. so here we is a cross-section of the this is the dumb little where we just did a tour of the pool every day as we had to go level medical and security the store level of hydroponics then or stress eventually levels 3 for 5 through 11 and then there's a librarian classroom an exercise and spa a theater and pontian storage. this is the hydroponics level one we're on the lower level there's another identical configuration this room right above us these circular tanks all over here roughly half of the room are all for raising columbia these pipes shaped lower tanks are all for growing plants this half of the floor opposite the security is our medical facility so and here we have a full pharmacy we've got everything from radiation drugs and. iodine pills and likes and things like that that's what stored in here then we have a full dental office and we have a medical exam room. an

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chris johnson who filed the pool report on the incident said quote a white house official instructed the print pool to take cnn's seat in the briefing room because the seating would be swapped for the briefing. given the seating assignment is under the jurisdiction of the white house correspondents association, not the white house, the pool reporter refused to move. force briefingsk on saturday. but reporters did hear from white house senior advisor kevin hassett, who stopped for a few minutes to take questions on the impact of the coronavirus on the economy. mr. hassett said, that unappointed numbers in the u.s. .ould reach as high as 16% but the paycheck protection program had been helping to blunt those claims. >> some questions? >> i would be happy to. a saturday.ing on i'm happy to help. what is? in order to get the economy back up and running, are you supportive of reopening? states? >> i'm supportive of the few that each state needs to make the call itself. if you look at things like social distancing. in some states like nebraska, a lot of the economy is in a place that it is

-- pooled fashion. many of our students are teleworking for possible. i noticed al roker on the today show is broadcasting from his home, along with samantha, doing the same. i saw the same on several other networks, and this is just evidence of broadcasters who take very seriously their community responsibility, their local international responsibility to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. >> one thing i have not paid attention to with this interview today has brought up, even if one social distancing in interviews. you want to tell us more about that? are a lot of interviews even if the anchor or the reporter isn't home, kind of done like this for each person has their own studio? >> guest: yes, kind of like what c-span is doing here, and i commend you for that. i miss being at this roundtable with you physically, but we are taking precautions internally and actually to make sure we are part of the solution, as they say. but this is happening all over america, and it's keeping our tv se

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reducing the spread of the virus, so they are pooling resources. they are pooling crews that go ways you don't normally expect competitors to be doing, but ways that are lawful and very important right now. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. watching a special edition of book tv airing now during the week while members of congress are in their districts the coronavirus outbreak. first, use issue and tim mcgraw and biographer john beauchamp discussed history through song. then, the land of hope, a history of america. later, erica lees america for americans looks at prejudice toward immigrants throughout history. enjoy book tv now and over the weekend on c-span two. on the phone is congressman mark cano. the 41st district in california. tell us the demographics of your district. who lives there? i have a large latino population, it is about 41s 40f the voters, currently 50% residents. i have an african-american population, and my asian-american population, maybe 5%, with the balance of the voters be white-anglo. ve

and swimming pools are not like a virus. you're not going to drown because your dang neighbor swam in his pool! the worst thing you will get is a case of fomo. now, it will be a lot easier to not take these protests seriously if they were just being fueled by fox news and internet conspiracy theories. the problem is all these morons also have the support of the moron in chief. >> president trump is praising stay-at-home protesters who are defying social distancing measures. >> the president defending the demonstrators after tweeting last week that states led by democratic governors like michigan, hard hit by covid 19, should be liberated. >> these are great people. they've got cabin fever, they want to get back. they want their life back. their life was taken away from them. >> trevor: yes, people are suffering from cabin fever and, honestly, i can't think of any disease right now that could be worse than that. you know, trump talks about cabin fever like it's an actual illness. this cabin fiver, worse than any disease we've

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re-open the casinos and drain the pools. somehow, this woman was elected last year with more than 80% of the vote. and i can see why. mayor goodman has a lot of thoughts, and the one thing those thoughts have in common is that none of them make any sense. >> how do you know until you have a control group. we offered to be a control group. anybody who knows anything about statistics -- >> you're offering the citizens of las vaso a control group to see if your theory on social distancing works or doesn't work? >> wrong, absolutely wrong. don't put words in my mouth. >> you just said you'd be a control group. >> excuse me. what i said was i offered to be a control group, and i was told by our statistician we can't do that. >> jimmy: come on, she isn't offering las vegans as a control group, she offered them as a control group. and they told her she can't do that. it's totally different. las vegas elected every lady you've ever seen at a baywatch slot machine to be mayor. many, if not most businesses around the country are shut

and we have a new concept for a bar and restaurant casual fine dining room is rooftop bar and pool. so there's something for the hipsters to buy. and also it's a bit exclusive johnny cash don't you. know what. i'd say it is exclusive but there's something here for every budget about right. now we've reached the end of entirely at least be. it is still a residence for nuns. from here we had on downtown. here i'll stay here to the right we see the russian church you can hear it oh ok i've already seen lots of russians in town so why is it that so many of them come here. by bombarding barden has historical ties to russia. and a beautiful princess from barton louisa married the futures are all xander the 1st . and then lots of russian alters came to. like dostoyevsky to go and you have tolstoy and gogol they all wrote about it in russian literature barton barton is the most often mentioned norman russian town after paris. is there any friction between the coaches here between the russians and the people of bob bob. bob was just as far as i everything's peaceful we're an international to

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then suggests my for potential dates from a pool of 200000000 self declared facebook singles friends are off limits unless both previously deem each other their secret crush. so far though facebook hasn't revealed any other official stats on who really uses the feature. i'm not totally in love with that i think there are still a lot of people that need to know about it i do like match dot com the reason why is because it really puts the user in control they have a keyword search option and you can type in specific words in the keyword search that allows you to find common interests here. we're relying on facebook to make sure that they match us based on their algorithm facebook's matchmaking algorithm draws upon the information uses provide in their accounts including the events in groups they join there's a hard icon for when you like someone and an extra when you don't sounds like to functionality is very similar facebook has that safety feature where you can tell your friends your location of what where you're going as a woman with online dating it can be really feel very vulnerab

also coming up creative in a crisis entrepreneurs in argentina pooling resources to fight the effects of the punt on. this new business i'm craig ferguson thanks for joining me we begin with the news that germany is to gradually ease some of the restrictions aimed at curbing the. the coronavirus shops with an area of up to 800 square meters will be allowed to reopen from monday under strict social distancing rules with consumers urged to wear face masks restaurants bars cafes and cinemas will remain closed machall says her government will review a further easing of restrictions every 2 weeks but insists that further changes will happen gradually last month berlin pos a rescue package totaling more than a 1000000000 euros to cushion the effect of the lock tender. for more on this i'm joined now by professor veronica graham she's a member of the council of economic experts which has been advising the german government on how to handle the pandemic professor groome welcome to the program did maxwell take the advice of you and your colleagues. yes the decision point. by various expert gro

danielle from long island writes, pool season is right around the corner.s chlorine kill covid-19 and is it safe to swim in a pool if just my family uses it? >> great question. i think all of us are anxious for outside time in the summer. i'm hopeful that by the time summer comes that some social distancing 6 feet apart around pools will actually be totally fine. certainly if you are quarantining with your family now and you want to go to the pool with your family there is we know chlorine actually kills viruses. there is not a lot of data on whether chlorine kills coronavirus or this virus but it does generally kill viruses. we know alcohol is better than chlorine but it is probably pretty safe to go in a chlorinated pool. >> dr. saltz, children are in households with domestic violence, substance abuse, depression. what safety nets are in place for those children? >> the reality is that unfortunately this problem predated this pandemic and however we are seeing in the tinder box of being tremendously stressed and perhaps economically stressed incidents of

"why are you so sexy raking the leaves in the pool, pool boy?"ting divorced when you can't leave, sweet, lord, that must be the worse. just imagine, if you live in a new york city apartment what, do you do then? okay, fine! you can have the bed, and i'm going to sleep in the microwave." so, yeah, because of coronavirus, drors lawyers are seeing more business than the guy selling glow sticks at coachella. if you're wondering why is this happening? it's because quarantine is showing a lot of couples that they might love each other, but they don't like each other. >> when it comes to the quarantine, the biggest problems couples have is just the amount of pressure that the relationship is putting on each other. think about it. normally, you're around your partner for maybe five hours a day awake. but now that's tripled. >> when we don't have as much distraction going on, we tend to hyperfocus on certain things, the little things that bother u >> part of the reason could be one in three people say they do not shower or bathe every day. and 15% of resp

does it make sense to operate individually or to pool knowledge, pool programmes, pool knowledge, poolitiatives? so the platforms on which these vaccines are designed already have some similarities. not every candidate that is currently in preclinical developer will ever see the light of day in a clinical trial. it will ultimately be a little bit of a competition of course will also will need investment and will need the all important safety data also from animal experiments which are coming on in parallel. and many candidates will fall by the side. what do you think realistically is the quickest we could have this? having gone through all you've just described, you also then have to manufacture that vaccine in vast quantities in terms of what is actually needed. absolutely true and until a vaccine is licensed, nobody will undertake massive manufacturing on a scale that will meet the whole pandemic. so there is quite a distance to go between that phase one which is the safety and phase two and phase three which will actually only then show us which will actually only then show us the e

. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing. >> swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the gear together, and then, i drive and go get the kids, and we take them to a local beach. >> we usually go to linda mar, and then occasionally ocean beach. we once did a special trip. we were in capitola last year, and it was really fun. >> we get in a circle and group

and an exclusive interviiew when i will pool's ceo. michael tracking the market on this final day of the month. courtney has a strategy update for macy's and julia is watching big moves for media stocks mike, start us off with the market down day, but big up month >> and a big five or six weeks since the market low take a look at the s&p this is a two-year this was a 35% drop on intraday basis. to yesterday's high, it was a 35% rally off that lower level so very sink niehaus in that way. i also point out that right around here, 3005, people are talking about how it's gained more than 60% of the overall point losses that has some significance it's kind of a may period. seasonals get weaker and yesterday was kind of a big headline day that drove a lot of

and i mean everybody wearing masks everybody getting sanitized at the desks as they went in to the pools and having their temperature checked both with the thermometer gun and with a heat screen and again disinfectant as you as you mentioned so the national election commission here has really done a good job of preparing voters for a safe elections when addition to these preparations what are authorities are doing and to ensure voter turnout to get as many people as possible casting their ballots . well as i mentioned earlier they had advance voting on friday and saturday and that brought as as you said a record number of about 27 percent out to the polls i think some people wanted to vote early because of the coronavirus that wanted to avoid crowds they do have some $14300.00 or so polling stations across the country they're looking to add to reach sort of a 60 percent electorate threshold and again almost half of those people have already voted in addition for those $50000.00 people that are in self mourn teen they've arranged to enable them to vote after pools normally close at 6 o'cl

our former pool has expired and we're in the midst of refreshing that pool. and we have been working on that in last couple months. we are near the end of that process and we have proposals in for the prequalified pool. the panel will evaluate and awarding and creating the pool within the next several weeks. and i envision the final pool will be certified likely the last week of march. one could envision a couple pick ups in how these processes work to carry it to the first week of april. but it will be available within several weeks at the latest. >> got it. and then one thing about the -- and so, obviously, this would even -- to get to point of sending a letter of intent and soliciting proposals we need that prequalified. so at the very least we're talking about a few weeks from now or a month from now at the earliest. i want to say one thing about the scope which is that i think that one opportunity that we will have to help really define what sort of services we need actually can come with some support from the firms themselves. if we put out a letter of