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before he took office, and said what are we gonna do about this and tani says we can have a five to four major decision, nobody is going to buy into that. but maybe we can convince somebody to change their mind. will buchanan and does anybody here go to dickinson college. well if so you're responsible for this. so buchanan went to dickerson so there was a third supreme court justice that went there so they went to him and changed his mind, and the case was subject to six to three with the current opinion, and this is how many supreme court cases came to be because of dickinson college. >> and your book you talk about jimmy carter and he makes a statement saying, he was a tremendously good man. how often will first we'll do you agree with that, and how often do you say that about the men who have been president. >> before answering that important question, i need to put an a plug for our new civil war exhibit. which i want you to all see downstairs which has the freedom petition that dred scott filed and it's that story as you say so well. that set off the civil war by requiring thre

growing concern that jobs like this could become a few are once thailand fully reopened for business to tani gallic lies says thousands of workers have called her migrant worker rights network seeking help the organisation has been providing food bags for families but soup don't see any admits even if the migrants are able to get to their home countries they'll end up coming back to thailand once there's work she says they'll return even more vulnerable than before the pandemic. i'm worried that the workers will be forced to work for longer hours for a smaller wage they're quite vulnerable unlike thai workers who have more rights and more power i think fewer workers will be employed but have to work harder the thai government has opened a selected border checkpoints for a limited number of workers to return home each day but many don't have the money to travel. a few fortunate ones are able to get some work but most remain stuck on land facing mounting debt they will have to be paid back when they do finally find a job it's got harder al-jazeera some thailand forces loyal to un recognise the

by july, when tani is on his deathbed, he's upset and says, nothing. he is the type of guy who is looking at the future and says he would rather be chief justice of supreme court then live in the white house. lincoln made him chief of justice. we talked about fremont. he was the candidate in 1856. lincoln put him on the back waters of the military he didn't have any outstanding qualifications other than he was an avid abolitionist. he worked with the committee on the conduct of the war. they were very enthusiastic about him. lincoln had to chastise him back in 1862 when fremont to try to free some slaves and lincoln said, i cannot do that, i can only do that and i'm not doing that yet. horace greeley, newspaper editor at the "new york tribune, " he says, i can do that job. i can do it better. he has a type of appearance with big whiskers and a tall hat. people like to read his work. they are all saying we are going to get the voter that abraham lincoln cannot get. the democrats. and those individuals who are saying no link in. i cannot stand the guy. w

tanis crosby with the ywca, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we're talking about what a hot day it's been, oh, and what is on the way? if you're going to go out and walk, start early this morning. >>> yes, you want to get all those outdoor activities in early this morning as we start out with already a warm one for us as we take a look at san jose and our temperature trend i think by noon you don't want to be outside running or doing a vigorous activity as our temperatures will be dangerous reaching into the triple digits for many of the inland areas. we are going to have a cooldown in the forecast. i'll show you more on that as well as a chance of rain in the weekend forecast. mike, you've been watching the roads. what's going on now? >>> kari, overall it's what you would expect the south bay, freeways 101 and highway 87, which are actually easing up with the early burst of traffic. we've seen that be the pattern from about 5:30 to 6:15. but i want to call out two serious crashes that i have to show you. 185 -- highway 85, one is on highway 85, blocking all the lanes from w

growing concern that jobs like this could become a few are once thailand fully reopened for business to tani gallic lies says thousands of workers have called her migrant worker rights network seeking help the organization has been providing food bags for families but 2 thoughts in each admits even if the migrants are able to get to their home countries they'll end up coming back to thailand once there's work she says they'll return even more vulnerable than before the pandemic as a single and worried that the work of will be forced to work for a longer alice for a smaller wage they're quite vulnerable unlike thai workers who have more rights and more boggling power i think fewer workers will be employed but have to work harder the thai government has opened selected border checkpoints for a limited number of workers to return home each day but many don't have the money to travel. a few fortunate ones are able to get some work but most remain stuck on land facing mounting debt they'll have to be paid back when they do finally find a job it's got harder al-jazeera somewhat soko and thailand.

global pandemic and how best to save lives and save jobs let's discuss those issues with dr gloria tani ani she joins us from italy she is a member of the covert 19 task force of the italian civil protection service and we have the economist in london he is a former advisor of the world trade organization and the european commission welcome to you both gloria tally and coming to you 1st how does any government anywhere around the world strike a balance between getting the economy back on track and making sure people don't get infected again. i think this is the real point of this moment because after we have faced how difficult could be to nana just to handle the errors and the c.d.c. induced by the virus now we have to preserve our herds nevertheless it must be seriously. convinced about the need for coming back to life which is another way of life. so in any kind of work do we have to really think about our hero and say ok save at the same time we have to look forward and cart began to leak. in london do people feel unfairly pressured to go back to work. but i think that western econo

tany award-winning voice remote.s to your favorite apps, including netflix, prime video, youtube and hulu. all without changing passwords and inputs. the most 4k content and movies and shows on any screen. the best entertainment experience all in one place. >>> 20.5 million people lost their jobs in april. as states begin to reopen, many hope that number will go down as businesses rehire. but what will the job market and those workplaces really look like? it's a question we have asked over and over again. joining us now is nbc news investigative and consumer correspondent. vicki, tell us what you saw. >> kat katy, you're looking at aspect of the future of jobs. working from home as employers take stock of what the employees are able to do and how effective they are from home. if you are one of the tens of millions of people who are side lined right now, it is tough. i get that. but it's also an opportunity to take stock of what you're good at to see who is hiring and to use this time to get ready. >> monster.com says