he gave me the name of shane ragland. >> reporter: shane ragland. the woman's ex-boyfriend. didn't take long to find out. shane was the son of a wealthy businessman. just so happened shane attended the university of kentucky at the very same time as trent digiuro. but after college he didn't do so well. he ran up at least a dozen convictions, drug charges, multiple duis, and so on. so detective evans went back to attorney bullock. >> is there any more? can you get me any more? and ultimately he started talking about a motive. >> reporter: and that's when the whole story took a turn into "the twilight zone." >> he told me that it was concerning shane ragland being blackballed from a fraternity. >> what'd you think when you heard that? >> that's a stupid reason to kill somebody. >> reporter: the fraternity in question was sigma alpha epsilon, sae. detective evans looked through sae's records, and there it was, a pledge list with shane's name crossed off. >> and then it -- it hit. this could be the reason that we never could find out why trent was killed, is because it was some

shane: that string. mitchell: -- shane: that is true.chell: what is it about the cemetery to them that brings them here? shane: there was always a connection between the french and americans going back to 1918 that i know of. we can always go back to 1776 as well. what interesting is the turnout of the local community. very high, all the school to -- schoolchildren, all of the local officials that came out to honor the fallen, it hasn't changed. last year we had over 3000 here. i know we are going to have more in 2018. that's a link, we are talking 100 years on and we still have a great local community support. ♪ ♪ shane: i say with visitors when they walk through the gate here, a lot of people are struck by how beautiful it is and how well-maintained it is. all of that is true, a lot of work goes into it, but there's a lot of history behind the scenes. we have multigenerational visitors and sometimes employees who work and maintain the sites. often their father or grandfather worked here to maintain the sites. there's a lot of different

shane: he came to both.eneral pershing came to the dedication here at the cemetery and also at the monument at hill 204. >> this is particularly interesting to americans, because here, the first and the final advance of the enemy toward paris, made in may 1918, was stopped by the second and third american division. the second at belleau wood, and the third at chateau-thierry. mitchell: belleau wood and the aisne-marne campaign are significant. how did the individual divisions or regiments commemorate that continuing today? shane: individually, even the regimental side, they decided a different way to commemorate as far as building monuments or putting plaques in different places, that can trace the path of where they advanced. a couple of examples would be the second division boulders. there are just over 30 throughout france that you can trace for the second division. i guess, in another way, you can trace at different times, a couple of the battles surrounding belleau wood. on the flipside, the unit that r

host: in their reaction, leo shane -- any reaction, leo shane ? guest: i did not catch the beginning of his comments. there are some things the president can run on and be proud of but it has been a controversial four years, and a lot of the claims he has made on veterans have not been true. he has expanded care but on the campaign trail he said he came up with the idea of veterans choice. at that is not true. there are decades of experience of veterans going to private sector care for their health care. they have been trying to pass years,r 40 years, 50 those numbers seem to be nonsense. they seem to be numbers he is pulling out of the air. there have been folks within the administration and within veterans affairs who have tried to justify the timelines he puts on these things but it is difficult to figure out if there is any real figure behind there. host: next is galena park, texas. go ahead. caller: thank you for having me on. mr. shane, i wanted to say a comment and decor -- a question. fired mark esper primarily because of disagreements. qu

. >> reporter: shane sondum didn't have covid but it still almost cost him his life how close did you come to losing you your life >> very. it was a very near thing. >> reporter: fell by a rapidly worsening brain infection, shane urgently needed an icu bed and a neurosurgeon shane's wife tessa said nurses at the small hospital in south central missouri called every medical center in the state and several out of state but there was no room shane's wife tessa saw it all what was it like to hear that there was no space for your husband? >> immediately you start doing the math and you realize that there are lots of families who are struggling if all those beds are full. >> reporter: finally the university of iowa hospital said yes and flew shane to iowa city. >> the fact that he'd come from a region of the country where we usually don't receive these kinds of transfers spoke to how stressed the system is now by the pandemic. >> reporter: neurosurgeon matthew howard operated just in time. >> if there had been say a 30-minute delay it may have been too late. >> reporter: that close? dr. how

shane: exactly. he was one of those u.s.ughboys, not a marine, but a doughboy who knew belleau wood as well. he would have relieved the marines here in early july. had a couple of weeks to prepare defenses. and then on the 18th of july, off they went on the big aisne-marne offensive. to cave in the whole salient the germans had taken over. ultimately successful. but he was one of many that fell in that area. mitchell: it is important to bring that up, because many people who know something about belleau wood think that the battle completely ended on june 26, but in reality the fighting continues on through july. shane: i'm careful to remind people, the marines that died had a heavy casualty rate compared to the size of their brigade. on the left french were dying, on the right the u.s. army, all at the same time. we keep maligned the battle of belleau wood. it was an important battle, a pitched battle. on the right, the third grade u.s. army were fighting to take other villages just to the right. they could literally see eac

shane and incredibly well said, shane mcmillan, eyewitness of the terror attack at the concert hall. thank you so much for joining us, and good luck with your further endeavors. really appreciate your time. to the krona pandemic now. and here in germany, there have been a record number of new cases with nearly 24000 infections registered in the last 24 hours. half of all hospitals are reported to be stretched to capacity. germany was able to boost its number.

host: in their reaction, leo shane -- any reaction, leo shane ?i did not catch the beginning of his comments. there are some things the president can run on and be proud of but it has been a controversial four years, and a lot of the claims he has made on veterans have not been true. he has expanded care but on the campaign trail he said he came up with the idea of veterans choice. at that is not true. there are decades of experience of veterans going to private sector care for their health care. they have been trying to pass years,r 40 years, 50 those numbers seem to be nonsense. they seem to be numbers he is pulling out of the air. there have been folks within the administration and within veterans affairs who have tried to justify the timelines he puts on these things but it is difficult to figure out if there is any real figure behind there. host: next is galena park, texas. go ahead. caller: thank you for having me on. mr. shane, i wanted to say a comment and decor -- a question. fired mark esper primarily because of disagreements. question i

host: let's let shane shifflett weigh in. outsideax is a little of my field. that's a great story idea. you bring up an interesting point about how legislators terms really think about of bankruptcy. the underlying law doesn't say anything about companies who file for bankruptcy. the small business administration has fought, essentially, to disqualify forowers from qualifying ppp funds while in bankruptcy. we have seen all kinds of interesting maneuvers from companies who have filed for bankruptcy, come out of bankruptcy, receive the funds, and filed for bankruptcy again, and that is basically ok. the proposed legislation, there is modifications to the ppp address att will least some of the issues around bankruptcy and codify that, but i don't know exactly how the tax issues will be treated this time, but you bring up a great point. host: what are some company names that received ppp funding that had more than 500 employees who have should not have received the money? guest: i don't have that list in front of me to look at, but when you look at the ppp databas

shane mcmillan eyewitness of the terror attack at the better concert hall. thank you so much for joining us and good luck with your further endeavors. really appreciate your time. thank you. to the crown, a pandemic now and here in germany, there have been a record number of new cases with nearly 24000 infections registered in just the last 24 hours. half of all hospitals are reported to be stretched to capacity, and germany was able to boost its number of intensive care beds during the 1st wave . but as we report, trained, nurses have increasingly been in short supply. in the shell is an intensive care nurse. she finished her specialist training at the end of october. now she's caring for a coronavirus patient in intensive care at dessau of so university hospital having f.m.s. and great. we've moved him around so that he lies in different positions and doesn't get bedsores. my colleagues will take some blood for a blood gas analysis, which will tell us how to adjust the ventilator and things that a 30 year old nurse cannot yet do alone. having passed the st

shane ritchie, sir mo farah, and the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire, are just three of the ten celebs headingted castle in wales. this year's i'm a celebrity has relocated lock, stock and hammocks to the uk. but will the show, now in its 20th year, live up to expectations? the host of i'm a celeb's sister show thinks so. it's going to be freezing. i mean, in australia, yes, there are a lot of creepy crawlies, yes, there are snakes, yes, they're hungry, yes, they're tired, but at least they've got the sunshine, whereas this time round, it is going to be so glacial. these are the sleeping quarters, and, in case you're wondering, there is at least a bit of a roof. first time we saw this castle, it immediately felt like the right place to go. it has an incredible feel to it. we love the way in which the outside is a sort of coming inside, that you have nature overrunning this place. it felt like a natural home for i'm a celebrity. producers have adapted the format. aussie kiosk kev has been replaced by kiosk cledwyn, but the key question is, will the welsh critters be as horrifying as their austr

other contestants include shane ritchie who says he's taking part because he needs the cash.strictly professional dancer aj prichard, pa ralympian hollie arnold and giovanna fletcher, a podcaster, presenter and actress. producers are keeping contestants and crew safe with regular covid tests. the crew will also carry proximity buzzers which will alert them if they get too close. the contestants will become a bubble as they'll be living together, and the hosts ant and dec can stand nice and close as they're also in a type of bubble. the show launches on sunday evening, hoping to provide some much—needed lighthearted lockdown relief. olivia richwald, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show coming up on the show: the lockdown elopers heading for vegas. laughs. i think i'm ready for my big day now. let's go! this week, we are in oklahoma, meeting some of its legendary cowboys of colour. and the uphill task facing these mountain guides in a remote and stunning corner of east africa. this is africa's botanical big game. because it has got lots of things that you can't find anywh

other contestants include shane ritchie who says he's taking part because he needs the cash.ster, presenter and actress. producers are keeping contestants and crew safe with regular covid tests. the crew will also carry proximity buzzers which will alert them if they get too close. the contestants will become a bubble as they'll be living together, and the hosts ant and dec can stand nice and close as they're also in a type of bubble. the show launches on sunday evening, hoping to provide some much—needed light—hearted lockdown relief. olivia richwald, bbc news. well, the celebrities may not be seeing animals in the jungle this year, but if you're in florida you might just spot a giant alligator, strolling across the course at the valencia country club. it's huge! the footage was filmed — from a safe distance — by pga tour professional, tyler stolting. here's his story. yeah, so i was actually out on the golf course getting it ready for a tournament this weekend. and i was driving away, and i saw something moving across the tee box — where the players tee off from — sped up,

on veterans day, leo shane of military times will talk about issues affecting veterans and the falloutrom defense secretary mark esper's termination. watch c-span's's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> today is veterans day. president donald trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. watch live beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> next up --

will join us to talk about the latest results of the postelection standoff and on veterans day, leo shane of military times all talk about issues affecting veterans and the fallout of mark esper's termination. watch c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. be sure to join the discussion with your facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> wednesday is veterans day. president trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. watch 11:00 a.m. eastern on at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of

shane lost his mother and hisjob, and was struggling in isolation, until he found the charity. forthem, and i've got a purpose in life. shane has come a long way from the days when he was so lonely, he'd talk to the furniture in his house. now he is a volunteer. and i come in and i think, great, i've helped somebody. i might have just turned them around. because i've been there, i know what it was like. they're not sat there, talking to chairs, like i did. platform one offers hope, but there is also fear. with christmas around the corner, loneliness will be felt more acutely because of the pandemic. elaine dunkley, bbc news in huddersfield. for details of organisations offering information and support with emotional distress, go to bbc.co.uk/actionline. or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. football, and all the home nations have been playing tonight in the national league. our sports correspondent andy swiss brings us up to date. a big night for wales' biggest star. gareth bale's team were facing finland, and they were soon in contr

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shane lost his mother and hisjob, and was struggling in isolation, until he found the charity.ife. shane has come a long way from the days when he was so lonely, he'd talk to the furniture in his house. now he is a volunteer. and i come in and i think, great, i've helped somebody. i might have just turned them around. because i've been there, i know what it was like. they're not sat there, talking to chairs, like i did. platform 0ne offers hope, but there is also fear. with christmas around the corner, loneliness will be felt more acutely because of the pandemic. elaine dunkley, bbc news in huddersfield. for details of organisations offering information and support with emotional distress — go to bbc.co.uk/actionline — or you can call forfree — at any time — to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. and finally, news of a baby alien that has found its way into the international space station. but this one came from earth. the astronauts who've just arrived in a private space capsule decided to take it with them — and he has become an online hit. it's the star wars character

on veterans day, leo shane of military times will talk about issues affecting veterans and the fallout from defense secretary mark esper's termination. watch c-span's's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> today is veterans day. president donald trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. watch live beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> next up -- karen hult, a science professor at virginia tech. she's also a member of the white house transition project advisory board. thanks for being with us on washington journal. karen: good to be here. host: the white house transition project, tell us about it. this is a nonpartisan, nonprofit entity. it is staffed by political science professors and others around the united states. 1990's for thehe white house interview program. they were trying to develop some institutional memory by talking to people that had

so i understood shane and incredibly well said shane mcmillan, eyewitness of the terror attack at the better concert hall. thank you so much for joining us and good luck with your further endeavors. really appreciate your time. thank you. to the corona pandemic now. and here in germany, there have been a record number of new cases with nearly 24000 infections registered in the last 24 hours. half of all hospitals are reported to be stretched to capacity. germany was able to boost its number of intensive care beds during the 1st wave, but as we report, trained nurses are increasingly insured. supply in the shell is an intensive care nurse. she finished her specialist training at the end of october. now she's caring for a coronavirus patient in intensive care at disorder of c university hospital. having at the embassy, we've moved him around so that he lies in different positions and don't get bedsores. my colleagues will take some blood for a blood gas analysis, which will tell us how to adjust the ventilator things that the 30 year old nurse cannot yet do alone. having passed the stat

the elections with -- and at 9:00 a.m., shane shifflett on the effectiveness of federal stimulus aid to companies. ♪ house democrats on wednesday renominate nancy pelosi to serve another term as speaker. house republicans will be led again by kevin mccarthy. in the senate, chuck schumer will lead the party, as will kentucky republican mitch mcconnell, for the gop we want to know your confidence little in congressional leadership this morning. if you are a democrat, dial-in at (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. text us with your first name, city and state, to (202) 748-8003. you can also post your comments with a tweet at --tweet, .cspanwj, or facebook.com nancy pelosi spoke to reporters after the times noted that she regained the gavel and became the first person in 60 years to return a speaker after losing the majority. here she is. [video clip] >> i wish you could have seen the nominations and acceptance speeches. then you could have seen the common thread, the unity of our caucus. the values and the vision, the knowledge of our subjects on t

so what can shane and others like him do to stand out? i recommend a video to try to stand out and be different but there is a lot of volume in applications in some places and listening to shane's story it is increasingly frustrating that businesses don't realise that those people applying are also customers and don't work with either recruiters or using technology to communicate with these people because it is demoralising. standing out is all about making yourself look different and really looking like you are passionate and you want a role. talking to a candidate only yesterday that had gone and done some voluntary work in a sector she wa nted some voluntary work in a sector she wanted to work in and she has now been successful, so there are other options to make yourself stand out but it is not easy. it is not easy. some positive, tesco, royal mail, amazon are taking on at the moment. people might look at the jobs available and think they don't match their skill set but that doesn't necessarily matter, does it?” their skill set but th

who iset's go to shane calling from texas. shane supports joe biden. good morning. caller: good morning. i am currently living in texas. i did my masters at asu at the tempe campus. i consider myself a social fiscal conservative and voted for mccain in 2008 ann romney in 2012. and the bidenin relationship and see the type of thing we are missing and politics is the ability to talk to the other side, come to bipartisan common ground. that type of civil politics is something i think biden remembers and how the relationship with mccain to come to some common ground. that is one of the main reasons why i think biden can help us get to a place of host: go ahead, chris. guest: i'm not sure if that was a question or not, but we see differences among the candidates. biden has packaged himself as a centrist which has been as betting -- upsetting to much of the left-leaning faction of the democratic party. his politicalms experience, and in the same sense what mark kelly said about his governing style and plan is very much to work across the aisle and work with both ,emocrats

mitchell yockelson visited to talk with shane williams, the u.s.ir force veteran who was employed by the american battle monuments commission as superintendent of the cemetery. >> it's a pointed for american visitors to realize this is their taxpayer dollars at work, overseas, to tell the story of what took place here with the memory of the fallen. having said that, this is but 40%. the headstones you see here are approximately 40% of those lives lost in this geographic region, all wool world war one. it's not just a battle of belleau. that's what most are surprised to understand at this aisne-marne cemetery. we are on the battlefield where primarily u.s. marine corps took over three weeks of very bloody combat in june of 1918, but in fact, they were relieved by u.s. army troops who continued the fight, many of who fell into fields to my left here. beautiful french countryside as it was in 1918. so, you've got a lot of stories here of u.s. marine corps, u.s. army, we have our navy medal of honor recipient very just behind the camera here. so many s

woods will play alongside former open winner shane lowry.the autumn for the first time, having been postponed from it's usual start time of april, it's meant woods, has been able to enjoy being champion for longer than normal. to have it this long is not the way i want to have it. i want it to earn it back in april but we could have that but we have the opportunity to play this week which earlier in the year we play this week which earlier in the yearwe did play this week which earlier in the year we did not think we would have this opportunity. so, we are all very fortu nate this opportunity. so, we are all very fortunate to be able to compete. meanwhile, there's no par three tournament, the day before play starts this year, so instead the players have been trying something a little different in practice. this was spain'sjohn rahm attempting a shot with the help of the water at the 16th hole — he even had to read the greens as well — but somehow he managed this. ulster‘s billy burns is in line to make his ireland debut in friday's autumn na

other contestants include shane ritchie who says he's taking part because he needs the cash. former strictly professional dancer aj prichard, pa ralympian hollie arnold and giovanna fletcher, a podcaster, presenter and actress. producers are keeping contestants and crew safe with regular covid tests. the crew will also carry proximity buzzers which will alert them if they get too close. the contestants will become a bubble as they'll be living together, and the hosts ant and dec can stand nice and close as they're also in a type of bubble. the show launches on sunday evening, hoping to provide some much—needed light—hearted lockdown relief. olivia richwald, bbc news. it is the show we all need right now. now the weather with nick miller. hello, showers and very windy for some of us again. overnight we continue with heavy downpours, particularly across parts of western scotland, along the south coast into south—east england at times as well, nowhere particularly cold through the night. we start with another speu the night. we start with another spell of rain sweeping east acro

when we spoke to the transit union back in april when the layoff warning was issued, president shane weinstein told kpix 5 this.? these layoffs are generational and, you know, what is an emergency relief fund there if you are not going to use it during all of this going on? >> is there any idea how this could impact employees severance and healthcare? especially during this trying time? >> well, elizabeth, what the bridge district has told us so far as they anticipate if there has to be a layoff, that employees would get four months of paid medical for themselves and their families and they would either get four weeks at their full salary or a $600 stipend over 10 weeks. we just spoke once again to the union. we will hear more for them tonight at 7:00. they say they were not anticipating any of these options. >>> almost all bay area transit agencies are reducing rounds and looking at budget cuts. but, some good news for caltrain with the passing of measure rr, voters last week approved a sales tax increase in three counties. that will raise at least $108 million over the next 30 year

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rita shane, the chief pharmacy officer here at cedars-sinai. be a challenge, 200,000 doses of the evacuativaccine in facility behind me, distributed to the largest city in the united states. weeks away. >> it is a challenge america is up to, but we have to report on it through the process. jacob, we'll count on you for that, as well. jacob soboroff. >>> i'm turning now to the threats coordinator at hhs's office of global affairs. he is an emergency physician himself. dr. ramirez, thank you for joining us. i want to back into this question about who gets the vaccine first. we obviously know there are more than 20 million medical workers in this country. they're going to need to get it. then you have to parse out whether you give it to seniors or people in nursing homes or how you work this out. let's bring it back to where i am right now. i'm on the edge of the pine ridge reservation, amongst a people who are the worst off in terms of health care and health coverage in the country. there's nowhere on this reservation where there is an ability to

shane lost his mother and hisjob, and was struggling in isolation, until he found the charity.around. because i've been there, i know what it was like. they're not sat there, talking to chairs, like i did. platform 0ne offers hope, but there is also fear. with christmas around the corner, loneliness will be felt more acutely because of the pandemic. elaine dunkley, bbc news in huddersfield. for details of organisations, offering information and support with emotional distress, go to bbc.co.uk/actionline , or you can call for free, at any time, to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. now, an extraordinary story of hope, perpetual uk is an nhs consultant at birmingham city hospital. now, an extraordinary story of hope, perpetual uke is an nhs consultant at birmingham city hospital. she contracted covid early on in the pandemic, whilst pregnant with twins. she was so poorly she had to be put into an induced coma, and the twins were delivered by caesearean atjust 26 weeks. perpetual spoke to my colleagues in bbc birmingham and told them how she felt when she woke up from the

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but maeda faces stiff opposition for the american league award from shane bieber of the cleveland indiansho posted an 8-1 record with an era of 1.63 and 122 strikeouts. this south korean player of the toronto bluejays is also one of the finalists. the winners will be announced on november 11th. >>> tokyo and kyoto are the favored destinations for annual school trips here in japan, but this year, lots of schools canceled plans to those cities due to the coronavirus pandemic. many have opted for excursions closer to home. in northeastern japan, journeys to areas struck by the earthquake and tsunami in 2011 are becoming population. nhk world accompanied a group of students on one of those trips. this morning, this segment includes video footage from the tsunami disaster. >> reporter: these middle school students from iwate prefecture rarely have opportunities to see the ocean. their school trip to tokyo was canceled, but they got the chance to take a special study tour instead. this train show s areas where te tsunami hit along the coast. suzuki is the teacher who organized the trip. for yea

day and it 8:45, leo shane discusses the fallout from the defense secretary's firing. ♪ a week ago thisning, the results of the 2020 election were unknown. by saturday morning, joe biden had garnered enough electoral votes, and was declared the winner. president trump and his republican allies have been contesting that, but states are standing by the results, and legal efforts so far have yielded no change in votes. good morning. it is veterans day, november 11, 2020. this is washington journal. we will talk about the continuing standoff in this first hour.

strategy, so this camp of shane can disappear as fast as possible is not lampedusa unless possible. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people. this is boring, that europe needs to get involved. and it needs to be solved from a humble point of view by the spanish government. we're not talking about numbers that cannot be accommodated. ok, that's how the global world new situation stands right now. thanks for joining us on our updates in half an hour. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with low dares thinks we dare to ask. ah there are that way as to what we're asked or you know, you know, well, you know, even then i think that people who are adopted are afraid of losing people are very scared of rejection. now as there are no secrets with adoption, but when the worst secrets and lies, there was no family relationship. it was a wall between us the strange coldness that i don't feel any more. so as a father, i compare myself to my father. first few with our biological family, we have branches. i'm like a tree with lots of leafy fruit filled branches

and then on veterans day, leo shane of military ties will talk about issues affecting veterans and thelout from mark esper's termination. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning, and be sure to join the discussion with phone calls, they spoke comments, texts, and tweets. ♪ >> announced an executive order advising people in his state to stay home. the announcement came after the state saw a surge positive coronavirus cases. wisconsin has seen more than ths,000 cases and 2400 dea since march. governor evers: good evening, wisconsin. governor tony evers here. thank you for tuning in tonight. i know i don't have to tell you that this year has been one of many, many major challenges. a global pandemic, coupled with economic uncertainty and another election season has shaken our empathy and compassion for one another. are optimism has been battered, resilience strained, and character tested. now, as we put the election behind us, we are called upon to remember the things that unite us, and that includes the struggles that we share. we m

and then on veterans day, leah shane of military times will talk about issues affecting veterans. they follow us in the defense secretary's determination. what she spans "washington journal" live at seven eastern wednesday morning. every church watched and join the discussion your phone calls, facebook comments text and tweets. ♪ ♪'s punic wednesday is veterans day. president donald trump lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. watch live beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live but the free c-span radio app. >> watch american history tv on prime time on veterans day starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. military historian patrick o'donnell on his book the unknowns. the untold story of americans unknown soldier in world war i most decorated heroes who brought him home. then to real american films. 9:00 p.m. eastern the 1997 film african americans in world war ii. a legacy of patriotism and valor. and at 11:20 p.m. eastern the 1945 film the army nurse. watch american history tv wednesday veterans day, starting

shane was able to pay for a brand new tesla with the money he made in just 2 months. the farmer's son sells docking. one factor contributing to his success is that he is in constant communication with his customers lined streaming via the video sharing app, tick-tock, or dahlia. as it's known in china. this is a very good sales platform. it's much better than the traditional routes with agents and middlemen who all want to cut so you're going to get cured and salt and steamed. are a chinese specialty. they're a much loved snack for business is booming. output has quadrupled and now processed 200000 eggs a day. and that's the number we're able to show each day. oh, yes, he was over here with a family who lives in the far south of china in a small fishing village where everyone knows everyone else. for generations now, the young have earned their living by fishing before switching to breeding ducks. and later in life streaming idea didn't go down. well at 1st one told me and the people here find live streaming shameless. they don't understand what you're doing when you

reporter: architects norman lee, shane allbritton, along with poet quenton baker,ll aborated on the project>> angela davis has a very powerful quote talking about how slave quarters were really the only pce where slaves could kind of exist and kind of be humhean, inense that they were able to remove themselves fromve the gaze of swners. so, at the same time, theyy ere essentia a prison. the slave quarters themselves were kind of a symbol of empowerment because they actually lived their private lives. >> reporter: the designers lled historical documents, 18th and 19th century slave folklore, and site-specific archaeological aifacts to present a history that still remains incomplete. the structure made of wooden lats and reflective stainless steel, etched with the poetry of quenton baker >> because of the reflection of the sculpture, it becomes an immersive experience, in that the viewer is injected into the storyline through tt reflection. thing resonates with people more in the visual arts than, than the human form. and here we are making the viewer that human form, which forces them to pay

. >>> on thune mo indians shane b unanimous choice for the cy e ur young winner.led pithe e.r.a. and strikeouts. our one and in the national league after posting an earned run average under 2. he is the reds first ever cy young winner. >>> the 49ers season is nine onmes old. iny, unyearthey long. the saints will have 6000 fans at the superdome this weekend. the first time this season san francisco will not play in front of an empty stadium. the 49ers are excited to play in front of a crowd. even more excited that it will not be as loud as it normally is in new orleans when that place is packed. second has been different playing in front of no fans this year. we will have more energy i love fans being there. of it will not be as loud. >> it probably will not be the same craziness as last year in new orleans and what that atmosphere is like. anything like that from the offensive lineman standpoint is okay going down there. >>> the first ever fat masters tees off this morning. we will see red and orange leaves instead of the blooming azaleas. the three-time green jac

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australia all—rounder shane watson has retired from all forms of cricket, ending a 20—year career.59 tests, as well as countless one—day internationals and t20 matches. he holds the record for the highest men's odi score for australia, making 185 against bangladesh in 2011. watson stepped down from international cricket four years ago but he was playing in the ipl until this season, until his side, chennai super kings, failed to make the play—off. government minister michael gove has apologised for creating confusion around the lockdown rules for grassroots sport. despite heavy campaigning, prime minister borisjohnson stated yesterday that golf and tennis would not be exempt from the rules. but during a q&a session in his surrey constituency last night, gove suggested otherwise. he tweeted this morning... campaign groups have been arguing against the government's decision that all children's sport outside school must stop for the four—week lockdown period in england. former premier league and wales footballer robbie savage, has launched a petition, calling on the government to allo

host: we go to shane in lakewood, california. our line for others. i voted for dr. jo jorgensen this year. we all know she is not going to win, but the third party is getting bigger, and i think we are all tired of fighting back and forth between the democrats and republicans. that is for sure. jo jorgensen think performed better than gary johnson or how do you think she performed overall? ,aller: if i remember correctly she got about 80,000 votes in california and i'm pretty sure that is a few thousand more than what gary johnson did in 2016. host: what brought you to the libertarian party in the first place? of the twom tired party system. i do not think it has worked out. i think we need a change and i think the libertarian party should bring that change. host: how so? there are things like the whole decriminalizing drugs. in oregon they have decriminalized magic mushrooms, left, but alsohe stuff like your second moment rights. that is right. it is right in the middle. host: janine in maryland, a supporter of joe biden. hello. caller: i have two points. my first

to share a special and exciting message with you. >> yes, we're talking to you amy, patricia, ray, shane challenging times and we heard you too are experiencing that struggle yourself right now. >> but even with that challenge, the five of you have persevered going above and beyond to care for your families and those around with a positive attitude. which is such an inspiration to all of us. >> so from our family to yours we want you all to know that we're in your corner. we support you and thank you for sharing your incredible stories with us. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's cool. >> that's not all. we have another surprise for you. we want you to say hello to sara gilbert. thanks for joining us. tell us what inspired you. >> hi, guys. so happy to see all your smiling faces and appreciate you guys watching the show. we wanted to do this giveaway because we're representing people in our country every week that are struggling and we're lucky enough to be working through this pandemic, i know it's a very difficult time for a lot of people and it just felt right to be able to give back to our vie

>>a parking lot outside planet fitness on macarthur boulevard boosting council member shane taos first thanksgiving meal giveaway is a lot of volunteers here we're able to get out over 1000 meals oakland families people who have food you know financial insecurity, a lot of families are hurting right now dow teamed with oakland mutual aid collective also provide free face coverings gloves and hand sanitizer chef jose ortiz cohen's leper love puerto rican cuisine in the fruitvale produce the anytime that you something for community in really really want and it is appreciated it is we all need for >>special this situation, a situation all too well, the councilmember noel grew up here in east oakland and and it's a way for me to give back to the people that gave me at one time in my life and supported me not only changed my attitude behavior that offer providing service is sorely needed going up from well from second to me that that open spirit to really give back to our communities, our diverse communities. >>and let them know that we appreciate you and we councilmember tao says she hopes

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woods will play alongside former 0pen winner shane lowry.tponed from it's usual start time of april, having been postponed from its usual start time of april, it's meant woods, has been able to enjoy being champion it's meant woods has been able to enjoy being champion for longer than normal. to have it this long is not the way i wanted to have it. i wanted to earn it back in april but we couldn't have that. but we have the opportunity to play this week which earlier in the year, we did not think we would have this opportunity. so, we are all very fortunate to be able to compete. meanwhile, there's no par three tournament, the day before play starts this year, so instead the players have been trying something a little different in practice. this was spain'sjohn rahm attempting a shot with the help of the water at the 16th hole. he even had to read the greens as well, but somehow he managed this. ulster‘s billy burns is in line to make his ireland debut in friday's autumn nations cup opener against wales. the fly—half is one of three uncapped

so this camp of shane can disappear as fast as possible, is not lampedusa or less possible. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people. this is warring, that europe needs to get in. and it needs to be solved from a humble point of view by the spanish government. we're not talking about numbers that can all be accommodated. ok, that's how the global world news situation stands right now. thanks for joining us on our updates in half an hour. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those great.

and i kept taking it and shane to myself. this is for history, isn't it? and i think she always photographing everything and around me. then balmy, when i knew it would go on there was, i'm removed, losing a lot of blood from the back of it. and but the, i don't want and no one time was so in a crisis in that crowd, i was only about maybe a foot away from them. and you knew looking up and in ethel with screaming, asking for aaron and sheen, forever before that ambulance. people who got to him a little, i hear it was only about 6 minutes. extraordinary moment, and of course other assassinations in america at the time. you took a picture of martin luther king on the civil rights campaign trail which reflected some of the, the novice and of g.-o. of the, of the man, the of any reflections on the, on martin luther king and the civil rights movement. very quiet. the mood is no chatting with some that was he allowed you to do your job, but he wasn't. you wasn't talkin about hate the yankees. you were going to beat the yankees. you know, none of that small talk t