Kind of which the weather switched around and we had the foggy weather in the middle of the week of the nice weather now, but, you know, that is the way it goes. Good morning, introducing my coanchor, its friday, i do not care if it is cloudy. We still have the feeling going on, dont you ask all, i do, im excited because i think its the new day the new microwave will be delivered. We been out microwave for two weeks. We managed but im ready for the return of the beep, beep, the. So im excited for that. I can tell in your voice youre excited. I dont use a macro that often but sometimes it really coffee, but what do you use the micro the most you know what . I realize i use it the most when i am cooking frozen vegetables. We buy a lot more frozen than we do fresh because i only go to the Grocery Store maybe once every eight or nine days, so, those frozen vegetables have really saved our life and you know, my family diet, but, it is really hard to come another part in the cupboard and do
Rioters and arsonists left entire city blocks in ruins in some cases, barbaric in their attacks on people. In cities like rochester, new york, a man in white was savagely beaten for trying to stop a group of looters in a store under their apartment. And a dallas man trying to protect his neighborhood was beaten within an inch of his life by these socalled protesters and demonstrators. The man is stable, but police have made no arrests whatsoever. Nearly all of these ugly scenes of vicious mobs rioting unfolding in the streets and neighborhoods of democratic partyrun cities, democraticrun cities. And local Law Enforcement in nearly every one of those cities was apparently ordered to permit leftwing extremist groups including antifa run rampant to do as much damage as possible to property and injury to citizens and Law Enforcement alike as they chose. Where were those mayors, where are they now . And why arent citizens demanding these mayors, these city council members, these Police Chie
Protesters turned into a mob. Rioters and arsonists left entire city blocks in ruins in some cases, barbaric in their attacks on people. In cities like rochester, new york, a man in white was savagely beaten for trying to stop a group of looters in a store under their apartment. And a dallas man trying to protect his neighborhood was beaten within an inch of his life by these socalled protesters and demonstrators. The man is stable, but police have made no arrests whatsoever. Nearly all of these ugly scenes of vicious mobs rioting unfolding in the streets and neighborhoods of democratic partyrun cities, democraticrun cities. And local Law Enforcement in nearly every one of those cities was apparently ordered to permit leftwing extremist groups including antifa run rampant to do as much damage as possible to property and injury to citizens and Law Enforcement alike as they chose. Where were those mayors, where are they now . And why arent citizens demanding these mayors, these city coun
You desperately need to keep your economy going. This is not a moment for excuses we are ins or the middle of a pandemic that has cost us more than 85,000 lives off today billions of people. Millions of people, millions of jobs. We are in a position where we got new Unemployment Insurance numbers. Thismillion claims since crisis began, and almost 3 million new claims the last week. The Unemployment Rate is nearing 50 , the highest it has been since the great depression. But i need not tell you all that. It is the least welloff that have been hit the hardest. 40 of households making 40,000 or less experienced job loss, just in march. We are going to have to work harder and smarter than ever before to pull ourselves out of this economic tailspin. But i know what all of you know, that the only way out of this is by following the science, listening to the experts, talking and taking responsible precautions that are going to help us reopen the economy. As quickly as possible. As we do, ther
William hitchcock talks about the age of eisenhower in the 1950s. He sat down with White House Correspondent an compton for the conversation on the life and legacy of the nations 34th president. Our speaker tonight is dr. William hitchcock author of the age of eisenhower, america and the world in the 1950s. Dr. Hitchcock is a professor of history at the university of virginia where he focussed on International Diplomatic history in the 21st century, in particular the era of the world wars and cold war. Dr. Hitchcock is the author of the bitter road to freedom which was a Pulitzer Prize finalist and was also a Financial Times best seller in the united kingdom. Following dr. Hitchcocks remarremar remarks ann compton will join dr. Hitchcock for a conversation on this great biography. Ann was the first woman to cover the white house for Network Television and was on the air for 41 years with abc news, she spanned seven president s of the United States. She anchored from the white house, fr