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Tales cover: Government expert in Elon Musk and Doge’s “Slash-I-Burn Exercise”
In the open weeks of the Trump administration, which is partly thanked by the Trump’s Provapa’s replacement and disorders Elon Musk, which has moved to the rapid elimination of TeaClav Programs and Agencies, using Tactics that asked questions about transparency. “Sunday morning” National correspondent Robert Costa Conversations from Katie Drummond, wired magazine, which investigated musk and broader efforts on the technical industry to carry out power in the US government; Elaine Kamancck, which led to the efforts of the Clinton administration on “invented” the government and reduction of regulations; And former Republican Newt Gingrich President, which supports the speed and scope of musk effort.

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Almanac: 16. Marta
“Sunday morning” looks at historical events on this date.

World: Permanent shine of London historical gas
London gas lamps that have thrown their shine on the city for more than 200 years, are almost outdown with clear, more efficient and brighter light sources, such as LEDs. Seth Doane’s stationery talks to one of the last London’s last lights, and with the enthusiasts of gases that fought to protect these historical nodes.

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Education: Restoration of classic cars in the classroom
McPherson College, about an hour north of Wichita, Kansas, is home to the first nation, and only a four-year car reconstruction car. There are cars crazy students renew classic vehicles (from convertible from 1953. Mercedesa-Benz 300s, to Porsche 356C from 1965) learn to become mechanics and detectives, artists and historians. Lee Cowan report reports.

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Broadway: Sarah Snook on “Picture of Dorian Gray”
Sarah Snook, Emmy’s star “Successions”, she deserved Olivier award to play more characters in the “Picture of Dorian Gray” in London. And now, she brings her cameleon performance on Broadway. The Australian actress speaks with the correspondent of the Faith Salie about the capture of horror, humor and humanity characters in the original story of Oscar Wilde; Why did she attract the most attracted to Disney Villains; And how it behaves with the camera crew as part of the bright screening of the lighted projections and live performance like dancing on the Broadway stage.

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Passage: in memoria
“Sunday morning” remembers some significant figures that have left us this week.

Us: How the reduced dogs are largely crossing our national parks, “the best America”
As part of the efforts of Trump administration to reduce the size of the federal labor force, approximately 1,000 employees are fired from the National Park. In weeks, the protests have erupted in many of the 433 units of the park system, from Acadia to Zion. Correspondent Conor Knighton visited Grand Canyon National Park and discussed with the park rangers and employees on how the cuts would affect the public; And with “Ranger Resistance”, one of the hundreds of employees, tracking cuts and speak on behalf of their conflicts.

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Hartman: Rainbow glasses

Gardening: Martha Stewart at the beginning of the seed

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Science: Fusion Energy: Unlocking the power of the stars
Scientists spend experiments to generate clean energy through fusion, the same sub-atomic reactions that supply our sun, with the aim of building plants that produce more energy than they consume. Stationery Ben Tracy visits a national ignition facility, in Livermore, Caliph., Where the largest laser is ever built used as part of the process; I Commonwealth Fusion systems in Massachusetts, where super heated plasma burns about 150 million degrees Celsius.

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Comment: Adm. William Mcraven and Kelly Marie Mcraven about the power of storytelling
Retired Navy with four stars and his daughter, who are a children’s book co-author “Be a hero with a skipper seal,” discuss the family tradition of telling stories – and lessons they teach.

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From archive: Buena Vista Social Club on his American tour (YouTube video)
After years of vague, Cuban musicians who recorded in 1997. “Buena Vista Social Club” became a world phenomenon. Their album has conquered Grammy and enabled them to perform all over the world. But their music – as it seems to cross the American Custian Policy barriers – also surnames passions among anti-Castro Excelles in America, then in the midst of tractor over young people Elián González. In this “Sunday morning” reported by the 5th. March 2000, the correspondent Martha Teichner spoke with “Buena Vista Social Club” Ibrahim Ferrer and Omar Portundo and Pianist Ruben Gonzalez (of their third tour of the United States); Club owner Miami Debbie Ohanian; Ad-Castro lawyer Nick Gutierrez; and experts for Cuba Pamela Falk, on the intersection of arts and politics.

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