Artifacts, the United States holocaust memories museum, historical daniel green, gave us a tour of the exhibit he curated. Americans and the holocaust. Part one focused on the 1930s, and the leadup to world war ii. Part, terrell we learn about the american first movement, and how the United States responded to nazi persecution and murder of jews, as some of the atrocities became public knowledge. This is about 45 minutes. In 1939, september 1st, germany invades poland and world war ii breaks out, that week. Whats on americas mind in 1939 is staying out of lauren. And you see, in this section of the exhibition, deep concern in the United States about spies, nazi spies in the United States. At the time called a fifth column. Americans are asked by gallup, do you believe that the americans are organizing a fifth column on this, country and 71 or meghan say yes. And you start to see this fear of spies play out in a popular culture, and in a political culture. The First American movie, big
Now at 11 00 President Trump is spending the night in the hospital as more members of the president s inner circle test positive for coronavirus. The president will be treated with an experimental drug currently being treated at stanford. Tonight experts break down the president s prognosis. I would imagine he might need oxygen at some point. A crucial night in the battle to protect homes in the path of the glass fire, well show you what crews are facing. Speaking of that, things will be improving in the bay area weatherwise but first have to get through tomorrow. Well have the details coming up. Good evening. Im elizabeth cook. Im ken bastida. Now at 11 00 and streaming on cbsn bay area a live look at Walter Reed Medical Center where President Trump is getting treatment for coronavirus tonight. The white house says the president is resting comfortably and not requiring any supplemental oxygen at this point. Cbs news correspondent christina rafini has the latest from bethesda, maryland
Hospital. I think im doing very well, but were going to make sure that things work out. The first lady is doing very well. Reporter cbs news has learned President Trump is experiencing mild symptoms including a low grade fever. The president did not go to the emergency room here at walter reed but went instead directly to the president ial suite. White house chief of staff mark meadows spoke to reporters earlier in the day. He continues to be not only in good spirits, but very energetic. Reporter the president s doctor says he is fatigued and has been given a regeneron antibody cocktail. Campaigning in Michigan Democratic president ial nominee joe biden who has tested negative since the news broke offered prayers and well wishes. The news is a reminder that we as a nation need to do better in dealing with this pandemic. Reporter during the first debate tuesday biden and the president shared the stage for 90 minutes. While the president stays at the Medical Center his covid19 infection
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A Lasting Impact on American Society. This class is about an hour, 20 minutes. All right. So today were going to talk about america during the First World War. And ive called this lecture americans at war the myth busters edition. And i did that kind of intentionally. Because when we think about understanding the First World War in general, there are so many myths and misconceptions that are attached to the war that its really interesting for us to first understand why those myths exist and then to unpam them a little bit and think more about the reality of the experience, right . I want to start first by talking about how this connects to the First World War overall. So its not just america that has these myths, but even this sense of how we understand the First World War to begin with. And we think of the kind of general narrative that we attach to it. One of the most common narratives is that world war i was a senseless slaughter. Right . Weve already talked about the uncertainty as