United states joining us today. This pandemic became front and center in early march. Towards the end of march, around the 23rd of march. And what impact has all of this had on visitors and on your bottom line . In terms of visitors, there have been no public in our buildings. Were in 42 facilities across the country and no public since that time. So on a normal day, how many people would visit the National Archives here in washington . Its about a million and a half a year come through the rotunda to see the charters of freedom. And so has it impacted your Financial Resources . Well, we have a shop in our Museum Rotunda underneath the rotunda and our president ial libraries have shops also. The gift shops have certainly not been receiving any business. We have a couple of online stores, Museum Stores that have been doing business, but certainly not at the level that we have during the regular season. Now that were moving into the summer months, what will june, july and august look lik
Rotc program from the university of texas was 1981. Hes been serving his country long and very well, despite his youthful appearance, hes been at it for quite a while. We look forward to a rich conversation today at the end of which well be able to handle some of your questions if you wish to email us. I will transmit some of those questions to the general. But, first, were going to hear from him with some opening thoughts on the state of the guard and on its health and admiral and much appreciated help in responding to the covid crisis in the United States. That will not be our only topic. This will be an opportunity to think more broadly about the guard and its role in the nations force at this very difficult moment in our history with the return of Great Power Competition and other challenges around the globe. General, thank you again for joining us. Without further adieu, over to you, my friend. Michael, thank you. Thank you to brookings for having me on today to talk about the Nat
Look, you know that we didnt bring you all the way up here to talk about video games. I needed to know where she was, like, now. And to find out, to trap him, theyre having his girlfriend wear a wire, maybe even risking your life. Im turning this thingy on. Its about 12 40. They want her to go undercover. The girlfriend is scared to death. Does this mean youre trusting me . I want to tell you. We see that he was on a group chat entitled abduction 101. It was a fetish, a fantasy. It was clear this was something he wanted to do. She started really freaking out. Did she fight . Uhhuh. Champaignurbana is in the heart of champaign county. Were a square county right in the middle of east central illinois. People here are what i would call salt of the earth people. People who work hard, have strong values. The university of illinois straddles both cities, champaign and urbana. The story itself plays out essentially on the u of i campus, from beginning to end. Its a beautiful campus. Its spraw
Cases continue to surge at home and abroad. The World Health Organization reports a oneday high for global infection. Japan plans to pitch for ancial workers under g workers uneasy about their future. Lets take a look about a look at how markets are setting up. Asian risk assets likely to see a selfstarter this monday as a sections are weighed up against improving Economic Data. We have a calendar today with hong kong pmi and indonesian Consumer Confidence on cap. Kiwi stocks, little change. Fluctuating. P moving to a 10th of 1 . Haidi to our top global stories, one that is going to preoccupy markets in the second half. Local coronavirus cases topping 11. 3 million. The World Health Organization reports a single day record in new infections globally. Cases any the u. K. , south africa, japan and the philippines continue to rise. The u. S. All the daily infection rates low. Calling for more restrictions to curb the outbreak. In australia, nine Public Housing tower blocks with 3000 peopl
Center and the Southern Oral History Program at the university of North Carolina chapel hill. Dr. Terry, i think i know that your parents drove you to the college here in fall of 1957 . Esther yes, they did. What did you discover, arriving at Bennett College . Day. Erry it was a big i came from someplace, did not show up. I came from being supported by the whole community. They pray for me at church. We did not have a lot of money. Had a little scholarship. I hadtaken the sats, so havewell enough to scholarship money. And i was going to work a little bit. But there was always that i came, being born, by the good wishes of the community. An awfully came to Bennett College. I had never been to Bennett College before. To reimser been borough before. Justd here to have sort of solid up, my parents and me, and all of us, by a lot of parents and a lot of students come all being deposited by parents, and it was a lonely feeling when they said goodbye and left. It was very lonely. Tell me abou