spring fortune how mineral water made every on famous. can ever old iow exploring western ireland's rugged charms. we begin the show with a little dots a veto on lake garda in italy now it's the biggest lake in the country but not to be confused with its more popular rival lake como now that's of course where the actor george clooney lives but anyway even though lake garda sometimes gets unfairly overlooked it's still worth a visit the north shore is particularly special because it combines both lake and mountains while our exhibition begins in seoul gata where the food seems to have all the ingredients for a long life. lake garda in northern italy covers some three hundred seventy square kilometers surrounded by alpine four hills the northern shore boasts an interesting mix of rugged beauty and picturesque villages. one of the best known is limone asuka until the late one nine hundred twenty s. this was a fishing village and could only be reached by boat. trunk of a saudi has lived in lone us for over seventy years he witnessed the first

the arab spring began with high hopes. but with seventy years on it turned the middle east into an open war and what went so wrong and what is next for the region will i ask the former president of tunisia where the wave of revolt started. seven years after the people of the middle east took to the streets demanding transparency democracy and inclusion the region is a wash with notices and on a key and launch our popular movements just doomed to fail in the arab world has the arab spring become the ultimate antidote against revolutions or will another wave of uprisings and goes to region once again. the former president of tunisia welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now. is seventy years ago they are infected the middle east with hope that popular app risings would get rid of dictators and assure in an era of prosperity we have now only one success story out of many why has to manage to make this work so far but no one else. well first of all let me thank you for this invitation of course here in tuni

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but fortunately, we were 60 miles from warm springs, georgia. about an hour's drive. and he recommended we go over there. and we did. and at that particular point, remember this is ten years before the vaccine. at that particular point whatever experts there were on whatever rehabilitation you could achieve were at warm springs, georgia, so i was really lucky to be that close by. they took a look at me and they talked to my mother, a physical therapy regimen. and they said we need you to do this four times a day. the women in the room who have had children or even if you haven't, remember i'm two years old. we don't want him to try to walk. we think if he tries to walk prematurely, whatever comeback we might be able to get out of applying this physical therapy regimen may fail and he'll be in a brace the rest of his life. so my lower like a drill sergeant. literally watched me every waking moment. for two years. so i was never a patient at warm springs, but she would take me over there periodically and they would check on the progress. and she told me one time, while

mandatory evacuations for marsh creek springs near leon drive and morgan territory road. if you live there, get out now. this fire out of control, steep terrain and wind gusts and hot temperatures making this fire fight more difficult. >> we just heard from chief meteorologist jeff ranniery and that intense heat. if you're in the discovery bay and brentwood area, that's the direction of the smoke and you might be getting smoked out in those areas and it's the heat that is intensifying these flames. there are structures threatened still. right now many structures are threatened and several road closures and marsh creek road on both ends. in terms of the aerial attack and five air tankers and three choppers. we will keep our -- we will keep our crews in place and a helicopter in place as well and continue to check back on this breaking news throughout this newscast. >> okay. who is thrier in san francisco? this year we will not find out the annual bell ringing contest in san francisco canceled because of a boycott. nbc bay area's christy smith with more on why. christie? >>

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you know you saw the arab spring as an existential road threat to be believed if the arab spring. in the ruling family. and so suffering the same fear. and the like and this is why you see that you're a. huge amounts of money to run through the school. region i think with regards to these. growing billions of dollars i don't think it is so unique to you it's very similar to what tracks is very similar to what we saw was a new conflict within minutes late ninety's when it's a big it was trying to live arms in. he was told that if we live it we want to give you food and medicine so i think you can accept it so long known in terms of the lobbying group everybody is because you can read a lot we will learn particular narrative what does interesting is the huge amounts of money that the u.a.e. spent in this particular era against the muslim brotherhood and desperately trying to change the narrative i think the size of the operation shows just how much the u.a.e. was just right and how rabid its approach was in the muslim brotherhood and the family not getting just what i say given how

, out springs come up out of the gravel. water coming directly from a spring does not freeze in winter and hear the eggs will be safe. when the eggs are finally laid and cared for, the salmon swim a little distance from the nest and fan the water with their tailfins, causing a layer of mud to completely hide the eggs from sight. sauce securing them from enemies and serves as an incubator until they hatch the following spring. many never live to complete this inspiring work nature has given them. the battle upstream is too much. they die on the way. the last act of this great tragedy is when the spawned out salmon lay dying on the riverbank, dying that there species might live. then, seagulls, foxes and other carrion eating creatures flock to the sea, for them the feast of the year, and soon dispose of the spawned-out salmon. ♪ bernard: seward thought he had bought a land of gold, he had , but it was really these of silver millions that made alaska so valuable to america and the world. each year from february to may, hundre

in the end the protests against spring i didn't achieve very much. and to the west german middle class seemed blissfully content. they watched peter alexander and all she lost on t.v. and hunch too few realized that the country was descending into political and social chaos. back back i it was a year old i was too young to understand what was going on so i went to school and played football i figured if they want to demonstrate lot of. the villain vich them took a very different view of that year's events otherwise he wouldn't have become a yoga teacher inventor and the victory card to view of the mobility of the spine indicates how well do you feel. there was more to nine hundred sixty eight than just confrontation. does it exists you go i believe the events of that year went well beyond politics of. the messages of nine hundred sixty eight for me which were go to san francisco and put some flowers in your hair and all you need is love all you need is love. residential communities usually consisting of perfect strangers will organize in big cities i

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incubator until they hatch the following spring. complete thise to inspiring work nature has given them, the battle upstream is too much. they die on the way. the last act of this great tragedy is when the bond out salmon lie on the riverbank, dying that there species might live. then, seagulls, foxes and other creatures flock to the sea for the feast of the year, and soon dispose of these bond-out -- the spawned-out salmon. seward thought he had bought a land of gold, he had but it was really these of silver millions that made alaska so valuable to america and the world. each year from february to may, hundreds of men leave pacific and spread out on the coastlines of alaska, preparing for the salmon run to come, for it is during these great runs the salmon are caught by the fishermen. as soon as melting snow and ice permit, salmon boats like this one are driven to a strategic point where salmon have been plentiful in previous years. these traps which consist of a long, double row of piles, are the most effective and economical mean

all spring and summer, the troops made their way through he wilderness. they were colored as well as white troops. both did their full share . they cut around mountain sides nd across valleys. they filled over towards the round. ey smithered in the mound of growing mud troughs. they built culverts over brooks and small streams. they built bridges over mountains and full fledged ivers. finally on the 20th of november, 1942, eight months after the first troop plunged over the northern bush, it was officially pen. and the truck drivers were surprised to find that the roads were much bet ethan they expected. $1,500 and e than the remarkably short time of construction it was one of the wonders of the modern world. fairbanks founded 40 years ago as a gold mining camp was already a modern middle american city in the heart of the alaskan ilderness. of course, the whie was still largely a winter road useful in some sections only when the ground was frozen. the bridges were temporary and many of them would be washed out during the ice and flood of the spring. even

was in baton rouge, louisiana, and like a lot of young men who came from it least families, in the spring of 1861, robert campbell heard about the decided he was going and serve.savrnd they elected him captain and his shut the entire thing down. they said the war would be short. neededa young man and he to focus on his studies, so robert campbell waited until the of 1862 when clearly the to be as shortng as people thought and he told is father now was the time to serve, and this time judge campbell said that he was happy to have robert go, it was the to be, and he regretted but that he had one son old enough to serve. now, in the spring of 1862, robert campbell could have a host of units that were being organized in southeast had , which is where he returned. he chose to serve in virginia, organized texas brigade because he liked the men absolutely , believed that that was where you totally, to make a full commitment to this war and independence. that was where it was going to come. so robert campbell joined the fifth texas infantry. showed up in the spring of first and fought in his majo

memories of the soviet tanks rolling down the streets rather there of the real prague spring like a few of the things that made the spring blossom alexander dubcek the reformer shake the press freedoms people reading newspapers on the street the mention of. robert novak took twenty four trips to produce rep or taj as in one nine hundred sixty eight three of them took him to box book which was celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of its founding. that was reason enough for shutdown to devote several illustrated stories to the sea. at the heart of the german auto industry. fifty years on it's also the reason this exhibition is being presented year i photojournalism from the year nine hundred sixty eight. robert lay back wasn't interested in ideologies or political parties he was interested in people and capturing them at just the right moment. the funeral of robert kennedy assassinated less than five years after his brother john f. kennedy. zulu i'm there's never been such a concentrated focus on a single year and i have to say that list i was a little skeptical since its height what

the insurgency spring back to life. to announce their parole at the risk of their lives and took up arms again. pickens did not. he believed he is given his word and until he himself was abused, he is bound by his own. troops cameal list to his plantation, while he was away, they destroyed his property and taunted and insulted his wife. now, at that point, pickens could have easily slipped off into the land as many men were doing at the time, and rejoined the rebel ranks. instead, he marched right into the nearest british headquarters and informed the senior officer and return to the cause. amazingly, that officer had so much respect for pickens that he did not have him arrested on the spot. instead, he bent pickens to reconsider warning him that if he were to be captured, he would certainly be harmed for treason. forimply think the captain his previous courtesies, turned around, walked out, and roadway. within weeks, he reemerged as a hero. after reading the story, i was up. -- hooked. i wanted to know more about this

he graduated this spring. he was abl across the stage to receive his diploma. >> that's extraordinary. you never know how tough you are and what you're capable o until you're facing a challenge like that. not moving on, just keep moving. >> those few steps inspired so many people. >>> still ahead -- the cost of your commute could be going up. the rates imposed by an intetate and how much. >>> the four things you should never buy on amazon, when news 4 today continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers okittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> news 4 today starts now. >> i want to thank you for joining u on this beautiful thursday morning. that sun coming up behind us. >> yes. it's been nice morning. we hope that's going to set the stage. we want to get things started with a check of your commute and foreca. melissa is standing by with parts to avoid. parveen, l and shee

this led to the easter riots demonstrators marched to the headquarters of the spring a company which published build some wanted to stop the delivery of newspapers others wanted to break into the building there were clashes with police a student and a press photographer were killed four hundred other people were injured right before. it was tough for my wife to see all the violence and so far as a bit hot on life finally got off duty at three in the morning on easter sunday. and i went home to change my clothes my underwear. student anger had been building up against the spring of publications for months there will calls for the government to take over the company which was. later mentioned we were being used but i didn't think much about it this slogan expropriate springer today it's a big deal someone else will take over but we didn't think like that at the time there was no way that i wanted to see a communist takeover but i was right out there shouting communist slogans i guess we didn't have anything better we could say five. hundred news of the student protests spread to east g

upive springs would build ice that had to be fought constantly. when colbert's plugged up and ice was over the roads, it had to be cleared. even at 40 below. or a truck might stall where isis forming. while the driver went for help, it would be frozen fast. the graves were too steep, especially when they became iced. announcer: as part of our year-long 50 capitals tour, they c-span bus made the long journey to juneau, alaska. capital of the 49th state. this weekend on c-span, on book tv, and american history tv, we will feature our stops across alaska, showing you the state's natural beauty and we will delve into alaska's unique history and literary culture. midwives have been helping women give birth throughout american history. over the past 100 years, their legal standing and relationship with the medical community has been complicated by regulations

a couple of springs about it one county. as we go through the afternoon, we will be staying on the drier said. a fix of sun and bouds by the shot. even with thespf crowd.ve notbody will see it. but we're going to keep the thunderstorm chance in the forecast. isolated storm possible into the evening. d tomorrow, we will have a cup the but the highest chance is 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. scattered showers and storms leving through. its out just in case if with that, we have low humidity setting up if you're heading to the ay beaches, t looks fachb tastic. su bayutiful and low humidity. inland, if you're staying in your neighborhood, around the d.c. met area. 83 sunday, sunny, low humidity. if only tt could last. but it's not going to. we'll be back in the 90s next week. a stretch of 90s. humidity comes back. no rain relief, really. after ts week, i would say enjoy that weekend forecast heat isall of that coming back to us. >> thank you. >>> it'shi 6:56 morning. a puppy ists back with owners after a scary situation in rockwell. the do

what happened with the arab spring was authentic. however the problem is that the algorithms that are gathering data from people and then using that data to drive who sees what in their customized feeds, customized experiences, has to rely on the emotional responses of those people, how they become engaged. now, if i may, there are two general categories of how people respond to things that can be used for behavior modification using social media. they might respond positively to something, which means they start to trust it or have affection for it and so forth, or they might respond negatively, which means they're afraid, they're startled, they're angry. now the thing is that the emotions that i described in the second batch, the negative ones, come on more quickly. and so the algorithms that are sampling people so quickly tend to amplify the negative ones, and the result of that is that whenever there's a positive movement, like an arab spring, the algorithms gradually start to emphasize those people who are alarmed by it over the

gibson county, indiana, spring, 1818. they strapped their axes on to their backs before going to hitch up the oxen for their first day of plowing together. once they got to the starting place, charles would have adjusted the lines. they called out for the team to start. they had their axes ready, but not for trees. those were already gone on this little patch of land that they planned to work this spring. charles had already been clearing the trees and underbrush since he purchased his 40 acres in 1815. some trees he set alight until they crashed to the ground smoking. others that looked good he used for building the small cabin that was now their home. he must have shown his wife his likely land as he was courting her all 40 acres of it. it was the best land. already it was highly prized for it was rich river bottom land that almost anything would grow on. it was close to the rivers, so they could easily find transportation for themselves or anything else they might want to sell. but it was also high enough to avoid the

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s coverage of the arab spring well brennan has more. the two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's space i will stop british petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the ether actually cajole and bully the british government into a pursui

one over the things we like to do when we come to publishers convention in new york in the spring is preview books coming out in the fall. and joining us now is a longtime publishing news reporter and editor, sarah weinman, knew first-time author. the can buys called "the real lolita." who was vladimir novo california av. >> russian born evane to all american Émigre author. a motion e most miami know him for "lolita" which-on the bestseller list right away and has never been out of print since and has never stopped being talk about the 60 years since jinx we book came out in 1958. >>> president race -- pretty racy. >> about a man who is 37 years old, told from his vantage point and he very accurately describes has affinity and proclivity for prepew bess sense girls and rides into town and alites on a girl na delower resumes and necknames her lolita and she end fund his clutches. they go on epic road trip and because it's from his point of view you get the sense there's a great romance but in reality it's for more horrible and nightmarish specially for the 12 year girl who has been r

over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement is flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that i'm. rotty donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham house is vigorously deny that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against cats are sore the intensification of the u.s. p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules woefully inadequate it seems to me and the extreme of the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to have been exerted only on the risk of what's in the way which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in th

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