charlottesville, uva. he said, you went to the black school in petersburg virginia state, as though i could not go to that school. i'm like, what's up with this guy? that's why i sensed this former racism a little bit, someone not expecting you to have achieved certain things. i befriended katherine johnson when i was there, from hidden figures. katherine was always positive, and no matter what the situation, she would talk about how there is always a solution, you just have to work hard, you will figure it out. it was just this work ethic she had. she retired when i got there. that was a turning point for me, because i joined this group of african-american scientists and engineers. called the national technical association. i became the treasurer and worked with katherine and some other people. mary jackson was one of the members at the time. i did not know their stories at that time. it was not until the movie came out that i really understood truly the advances they made to nasa at the time. but i knew

josÉ luÍs ha trabajado en la uva por 15 aÑos, hace 3 semanas que comenzaron a trabajar y se dio cuencata, darnos cosas que se necesita, mascarillas, guantes. >>> no quiso revelar donde trabaja pero cuando pidiÓ protecciÓn no le hicieron caso. >>> quien nos fue a dar entrenamiento contra la epidemia ni Él estaba capacitado porque tampoco llevaba mascarillas ni guantes, nos hizo firmar con lo es una hoja que dio el entrenamiento, pero con la misma pluma con firmamos todos. >>> por eso que un grupo de activistas envÍa cartas a viÑedoses, recordando a los patrones y sus trabajador som esenciales y requieren protecciÓn ante covid-19. >>> respuesta mÍnima, y preocupaciones de los que respondieron, otros ignoraron y otros que depende de la mano de obra, que se carga de sus contratistas que no tienen responsabilidad lo tÍpico. >>> el presidente de asociaciÓn de productores de uva reconoce que siempre hay manera de mejorar... >>> y para e dio a los trabajadores que se ven problema lo reporten. >>> activistas dicen que si no ven cambios en las huertas, pedirÁn apoyo de organizaciones gur guberna

escogido para los hermanos para su viÑedo estos campos eran donde sembrarÍan sus sueÑo de cultivar uvaÁ administra el club de miembros del vino su esposa y hermana se ocupan de la mercadotecnia >>> con mi hermano y yo siempre trabajamos juntos en desde muy chicos asÍ que eso nos yo creo que nos ayuda mucho a definir los roles >>> la uvas que se cultivan durante meses con mucho amor llegan a su bodega de baltimore para producir vino tinto, blanco y rosado y ellos son los Únicos que suministran a los compradores porque no se vende en tienda y restaurantes >>> la familia dicen que la pandemia no gladlogra destruir tierra >>> laura quiere que estas tierras quieren como herencia >>> quiero que mis hijas aprendan cÓmo trabajar, como mujeres fuertes, sabiendo cÓmo trabajar la tierra. y tambiÉn cÓmo trabajar con en familia. >>> esta es la principal fuerzo que ha impulsado a la familia en estos tiempos difÍciles para que casa carmen siga produciendo sus vinos, y esperan que puedan continuar mucho despuÉs de que haya pasado el coronavirus. en chester town maryland zulema salazar noticias telemun

at uva, could do anything she wanted with that.nteresting how she bridged her academic training with the media skills she picked up at "backstory." and lastly, i will say that working for this public history outlet held my eyes on the job market in terms of the numbers of jobs that i could apply for within the academy. i applied for dozens of jobs this year, probably a third of those had some component of public history teaching or doing public history. again, it was just a way to beef up that part of my cv. and i am eternally grateful for that. i will end there. >> no, you won't. >> sorry. >> i would love you to comment on use of your own material on "backstory," scholarly material. >> sure. scholarly material. this episode came up already in conversation, the episode on hair. rather than lead with donald trump which was what might come to people's minds, including my own, brian was asking around about anything else, any kind of show topper we could use. i happened to be writing about elvis presley, getting his hair cut as he went

but relatively poorly against ultraviolet a and it's uva that increases the risk of malignant melanoma this least equal 4 spots and how it's. sunscreen alone doesn't offer 100 percent protection against skin damage and skin cancer it's best not to spend too long in the sun but the all wearing sunscreen or not. our topic today has attracted a lot of viewer questions and i will now have the most important ones and the most popular ones and you can get some protection in the form of cream or spray or lotion and there are a chemical food has a physical filters so which one do you recommend. in the end it's not that important which one you truth it's important that you use one and youth one that you like and one that has enough sun protection and that you cover all the places of your skin that you bring in the sun. how important is some protection for children even more important then for the grown ups we know this from databases from australia we have to protect the children and we do it now around the world sunburns that you have in your childhood that make skin cancer later on. and when

here's where conducting this work at uva was really important. uva has this tremendous library source, and it wasn't uncommon for me to go in there laooking for one book and come out with 20. we've probably all done that. it was helpful when lookling at the digital sources wasn't as productive. you can rifle through a book and check out stories. related to that, it was -- i often would go to the best kind of synthetic history that i could find to create the big, historical arch of show prep. for the climate change episode, i relied on james fleming's historical perspectives of climate change, and "the discovery of global warming." these warms, ones in which the authors are creating these overarcing narratives, as i said, they're indesensiindispen. you can get the themes, antidotes, hopefully gain insights once you get the footnotes. another method was relying on colleagues. it wasn't uncommon for me to email and reach out to my peers at uva or other institutions, and people that i knew that were working on a particular topic. in the climate chang

she earned it at the uva. she can do anything.t is interesting to see how she has bridged her academic training with the media skill she has picked up at back story. and lastly, i will say that working for this public history outlet helped my odds on the job market in terms of the numbers of the jobs that could apply for within the academy. i applied for dozens of jobs this year, and probably a third of those had some component of public history teaching or doing public history. again, it was just a way to beef up that part of my savvy. i am eternally grateful for that. >> i would love for you to come comment on your own materials on back story. >> scholarly material. yes. the episode on hair. rather than lead with donald trump which was, might come to a lot of people's minds, including my own, brian was asking around about anything else. i kind of show topper that we could use. i happened to be writing about elvis pressley getting his haircut as he went into the army back in 1958. that's a part of chapter three of my dissertation

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. >> se aproxima la cosecha de uva en california.y podrÍa ser un riesgo de contagio para trabajadoress que tienen estos trabajadores. >> que se provean todos y cada una de las herramientas que necesitan paraprotegerse. desinfectantes, desinfectarse las manos, ropa. aerosol desinfectante para que puedan limpiar la superficie. y estaciones de agua y buscar medios para que las estaciones de agua que puedan haber medidas para que no la contaminen. >> uno de los autores de la carta ha estado visitando varios sectores donde se practica la agricultura. y ha encontrado un problema en comÚn. >> no les toman la temperatura. tampoco les dan entrenamiento. especialmente los empleadores que dependen de contratistas. >> algo que dice que no pueden estar ocurriendo ya que son considerados trabajadores esenciales. >> su responsabilidad con los trabajadores y no sÓlo con el mercado. no sÓlo con la producciÓn. debe estar en quienes estÁn muchos meses al aÑo en esta industria trabajando dÍa con día exponiÉndose al sol, pesticidas, polvo, y condiciones que hay. >> activistas dicen que la carta es crucial

de vida más saludable >> desde este lado tenemos limones tenemos muchos limones tenemos duraznos y uvass me ayudan a darles de comer >> esta familia dice que en tiempos más difíciles podemos garantizar le alimento fátima noticias telemundo 48 >> el consejo mucniipal el martes aprobó acuerdos de compensación en la ciudad además de recortes salariales de la localidad esta estrategia le ahorrará hasta 3 millones de dólares y económicamente con un descenso en la ciudad por la emergencia de salud >> y aunque el consumo de pornografía digital ha aumentado con el coronavirus (covid-19) a los clubes de (nombre en inglés) les ha ido mal están cerrados sus empleados piden ayuda económica para enfrentar la pandemia en florida >> primer show fue y nos quitamos la ropa >> se presentaba en el escenario >> tenemos policía tenemos bomberos tenemos cualquier fantasía de las musmujeres la pandemia el público y las ganancias para adultos >> y ahora en lo que esperan la reapertura del acceso de medidas económicas >> yo creo que quieren esa ayuda >> las personas en un momento ese dinero debo llegarle a los

that's due to the different wavelengths of the ultraviolet radiation of sunlight which is divided into uva and u.v.b. . they are sun and if you use sunscreen you'll have less sunburn because sunscreen protects pretty well against ultraviolet b. but relatively poorly against ultraviolet a and it's usually a that increases the risk of malignant melanoma. spots and how it's. sunscreen alone doesn't offer 100 percent protection against skin damage and skin cancer it's best not to spend too long in the sun whether you're wearing sunscreen or not. our topic today has attracted a lot of viewer questions and i will now have the most important ones and the most popular ones and you can get some protection in the form of cream was gray or lotion and there are a chemical physical food is so which one do you recommend. in the end it's not that important which one truth it's important that youth and youth one that you like. that. has enough sun protection and that to cover all the places of your skin that you bring in the sun. how important is some protection for children even more important than for t

. >> that cameron who is a graduate of uva earning her doctorate for johns hopkins u university . how is all of this change our nation. >> i think our nation really is going to be ever change. in many ways and i hope that where change in how we prioritize this particular set of rats. call flat epidemics and pandemics read but if you think the social fabric of our country will also change. tony county has been quoted as saying the handshake might be a thing of the past and we are using the less intrusive mama say that using india for example. i think those are small ways that our society might change that might have some good knock on benefits for influenza . when we all don't like to get the flu and what still cost thousands of lives around the world every year. but i also think itmay have some significant changes in how we view international travel . i'll we look at the mass gatherings and also i hope how we treat one another because one of the only silver lining in this parable terrible pandemic we are undergoing is these solidarity that we had amongst people and communities rea

heather a bunch of tables and she has been making maps for them, where she is went to be able to show uva students and patients, here is where your care is, here is the bus you need, here is how you will get there and how you will dust -- she provides an app that somebody fills out a survey and will return back to them where they can go for care. i want to think about, as we go through the versatility i have shown you with gis, i have shown you a historical diffusion map, down to it mattering to a personal matter for people. i bring this back -- this dashboard, the dashboard is , googlepported by esri earth is another form of gis you can use. i like the gis online platform. you will ceilings at the bottom for how you can get a free license for your school, having your students make data-rich maps from the ground up. the hope wit

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list, starting with richard jewell and ferguson, missouri, cambridge police, baltimore, maryland, to uvase, nicholas sandma nicholas sandmann, but they went with every single lie, every conspiracy theory. i don't see the media very often talking about the things you have accomplished. i mentioned the employment situation is the best since 1969. what do you say to the press in this country. the press that is supposed to be fair, balanced, objective, down the middle. i'm a talk show host, i'm like the whole newspaper, we do everything. >> president trump: well, i think the press has lost all credibility -- much of it -- but it lost a big part of it, i made from a very substantial part of it, lost all credibility. and i watch as people scream at these poor democrats, the congressman scream, like i've never seen him. you must do this, you must do that. i mean, these are supposed to be journalists, talk show hosts, all sorts of people. i cannot believe it, and they are actually trying to force them to do what they want to be done. i've never seen anything like it, and you know, they use the w

heather a bunch of tables and she has been making maps for them, where she is went to be able to show uva students and patients, here is where your care is, here is the bus you need, here is how you will get there and how you will get back. she is going to provide paper as well as a survey that they will return, for where they can go for care. i want you to think about the versatility i have shown you with gis, historical diffusion maps, down to its mattering on a personal level to people. that brings us back to this our gisd, supported by online, google earth and other forms of gis. onliney like the artgs platform and you can see links at the bottom on how you can get a free site license for your school, free of charge, having your students make data-rich maps from the ground up. but the hope with the dashboard is that the information will be made public to help officials in emergency situations to make decisions, whether they should shut down events, whether their reactions to the pandemic are working, and that is the power of gis. we are now going to transition from maps gis to medical

contributor, chris lu, a former white house cabinet secretary under president obama and senior fellow at uva miller center of public affairs, and msnbc correspondent richard lui. let me go to you first, richie. i remember the reaction after 9/11 where president bush, who was certainly not one that people felt was one that brought a spirit of inclusion to everybody scene, but he went out and p.r.'d a lot about this is not a muslim attack, this is a specific attack by some extremists who call themselves extremist islamists. i remember the same with other incidents. we've seen it much different with this president where he's actually called it a chinese virus and has continually raised that, tweeted that, and we've seen no campaign from this administration saying do not in any way use this as a bias against asian-americans or chinese americans. >> yeah, rev, context is important, though the president did come out march 23rd with a tweet that countered his use of wuhan virus, chinese virus, which many communities, many voices, including yours, rev, this is not the way to either properly use this

i didn't well, too late >> i graduated from uva, doctor.elevant, ha ha ha ha ha >> seth: he has kids and now the impression you've been dying for edgar from "men in black." >> put my hands -- on my head. >> seth: and the second impression you've been dying for. tina turner from "what's love got to do with it. >> i've got a room full of people people who come to see me. you hear me, ike people who come to see me. so what do you want to do? i don't know, shoot me ike? >> seth: you know, genuinely good oh, and i mean, you know, if we're here, i guess i can do mike from "breaking bad. mmmm and its companion, mike from "better call saul. mmmmm. and finally, a closer. i promise it's worth it. ken kratz from "making a murderer." >> theresa hollbach. >> seth: those were "impressions nobody asked for." we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't

isolation in italy after returning from his native portugal syria hoping to resume in mid june with uva one point clear of last c.e.o. at the top of the table at the english premier league house confirmed 6 positive tests from its 1st round of mass testing for corona virus the individuals from 3 different clubs and will now self isolate for a week or my 750 players and club staff were tested on sunday and monday same stuff been training in small groups for the 1st time since the games were stopped the sessions are noncontact with no more than 5 players on the pitch at any one time all players and coaches are to be tested now for coronavirus twice a week players have been told not to share transport with anyone to or from the training ground sessions will be restricted to 75 minutes with the league saying it will carry out spot checks to ensure clubs comply juna 12 has been it's hard for matches to kick off but that's now likely to be pushed back the club's juice of out on a return supply next week when you can see united manager steve perry says the biggest challenge will come when play

una bebida refrescante y esto es lo que va a necesitar, primero las fresas muy importantes juego de uvae una para entrar a otra, hace algunos dÍas jerry bazÚa presentÓ una demanda exigiendo ver a su hijo y ahora suma otro problema, colate quien asegura que estÁ teniendo problemas con paulina rubio y pidiendo una audiencia de emergencia al juez. >> asÍ es en estos momentos colate estÁ frente al juez en una audiencia virtual como suplicamos anteriormente y ahÍ tenemos a la abogada sandra hoyos para que nos explique ¿cÓmo ve esta situacion, buenos dÍas licenciada, adelante. >> buenos dÍas a todos sabemos que la situaciÓn para paulina rubio estÁ tornado color de hormiga, hace algunos dÍas hablamos que jeroye habÍa presentado una demanda que estÁ alegando que paulina rubio estÁ sufriendo de un problema mental, que estÁ siendo agresiva con el menor de edad, tanto como el hijo de Él igual que con eros, incluso llamÓ a la policÍa preocupada por el bien estÁn del menor, solo para que la pueda fuera a revisar al niÑo y confirmara que estaba muy bien en manos de colate. >> abogada hasta el momento

the people that have come to the distillery and the hospitals, uva testing centers, any type of ambulanceriver, emergency medical technician, we will give you hand sanitizer. the list is long. we've seen america come together and it's a beautiful thing to see. leland: it certainly has and you were one of the very first people to make that conversion and we appreciated that. we're glad to have you on to talk about it then. we'll have you back when we can sit next to each other, either on the set or sometime out in the field. >> nice digs out here. looks like i'm really outside. i love it. leland: the magic of television. good to see you. >> thanks. leland: reaction from the other side of the aisle, democratic congressman matt cartright who voted for the bill joins us live. also tomorrow chris wallace has an exclusive interview with the former cdc director on fox news sunday. you're going to want to check your local listing for time and channel. kristin: controversy in michigan where governor whitmer is facing criticism over her state of emergency. we'll talk to a leader in the state legisl

esto traigo una manzana verde que le coloquÉ dos palillos de altura y encaje, y tengo un racimo de uva marilyn monroe en tiempos de cuarentena toda peluca es buena y aquÍ estoy yo para calentar esta sopa tan suculenta que hoy tiene de todo como botica ustedes saben cuando postean algo en el instagram y dios mÍo, virlÁn garcÍa ha tenido un dame y tu con los bohemios de sinaloa lo que dijo >>> quÉ fue que pasÓ que te saco de tu zona de confort que nunca te habÍamos visto en esa posiciÓn >>> me dejÉ de llevar por este momento y tiempo perdido >>> pero esto te deja una experiencia que tienes que ser mÁs reservado o pensar para contestar o para postear algo en las redes sociales >>> ay! dios mÍo cristo de la caridad yo que soy reservada en las redes sociales y no muestra muchas cosas. (risas) >>> yo que le digo a la gente cuando agarren el telÉfono tengan cuidado. porque todo queda grabado y hay alguien que si usted no pone para compartir eso en vivo alguien la sal y quien cayÓ en la sopa cristiÁn chavez opinÓ de lo que hizo anaÍs dando receta y escuchen lo que dijo cristiÁn chÁvez de su ex

i have got a girl going to uva in the fall so i'm personally -- i mean are these kids going to be askeds? how is it going to be possible that college kids are going to not mix and spread the coronavirus? >> yes, you know, this is always -- you think of, like, barracks, people coming back in the military and college dorms because you have a lot of people coming from a lot of different communities, mixing, living in close quarters. >> yes. >> coming from communities where there might be more spread so these are high-risk situations. i think really the decisions around this will be made in july and august and are going to depend on what the spread is in the country at that time. you know, again, i happen to believe as we get into july and august there will be a seasonal effect here so you will start to see spread dissipate a little bit hopefully. hopefully we don't reopen and reignite another large outbreak or epidemic. we get into july and august, there is a seasonal effect and there might be an attempt to reopen college campuses and schools. but if there's outbreaks and widespread transm

pete: the counties are modach, i don't know if i'm pronouncing that correctly, sutter and uva.e suburbs of sacramento which is near the capital. ultimately they're saying in sutter county there have been 31 cases covid-19. in yuba, 19 cases much. they're effectively saying, governor newsom you are giving no timeline how long you keep the counties locked down. as a result we're opening up. we'll open up restaurants, malls, gyms, salons, other service industries, they say directly with appropriate business modifications to insure social distancing. so this is a crack for governor newsom who has, really not handled this well. look what happened at the beaches. how he is now treating one beach different than the others. people are saying listen, i can apply common sense. it is beautiful. i will go out to the beach with my family. i understand the risks involved but also the upside of getting out. this will continue because counties, basically say, listen, don't treat us like all of california. you see that in all the other states. we'll see where this goes. whether more counties wi