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>> right out of the gate, the country needed to be on a war time thing. you needed to make sacrifices for your country. since it got framed as it's a livelihood, if you've got people dying in restaurants, it's not good. >> when the numbers go up, the economic activity goes down. >> there is something like -- the best natural experiment is the nordic countries, right? you have denmark and norway and sweden. denmark and norway did a full-on social distancing. sweden let the virus run. there's been a postmortem on this. five times the deaths in sweden, the rate of death, and greater economic cost...

My heart breaks for general powell's family, and for the almost 750,000 other families who have suffered this kind of loss and all those who have known them. >> dr. reiner, we thank you for being with us this morning. we'll lean on you throughout the day and reminder, severe breakthrough cases of covid are rare but expected especially among seniors. our special coverage on the passing of general colin powell continues right now. good monday morning. i'm erica hill. we begin with breaking news. >> i'm jim sciutto. breaking in us this morning, sad news, general colin powell, the barrier-breaki...

Mainly haul cargo and troops during war time, then we went to a place and time when rich people had airliners catered to their whims. now we're in stage three, where we're beginning to see the fact that one day mom and dad could go into outer space, just like the airlines also evolved from hauling cargo, hauling rich people, hauling average people. >> unless mom and dad are wicked rich, it is not mom and dad today, though. >> that's for the future. it costs almost half a million dollars for a seat to get on this -- the flight. remember, costs are going down. it did cost $10,000 to put a pound ...

In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, I examine some take-aways from my time with "An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States" by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

<p>In the Washington History Seminar, Mary Dudziak and Mark Philip Bradley discuss their edited volume of the work of Marilyn Young, the preeminent historian of war in the modern United States. Monday, October 11,&nbsp;</p>