>> red. it's the color red. >> jimmy: that is wild. >> this is the raden red a22 carry-on. >> jimmy: that must cost what? >> 30,000? >> guess again. >> jimmy: more? >> the opposite of more. this beautiful carry-on bag from raden is only $295. >> jimmy: that's less than 300! >> you are about to fall in love with luggage all over again. and wait until you see what we have inside. >> jimmy: hey gang, do you want to see what's on the inside? [ cheers ] holy jesus, born on christmas day! why, this is the perfect holiday gift. lets get started. i'm itching like i've got syphilis! this is an item i know you will love. the beats pill+. >> oh my stars, i am not swallowing that. >> jimmy: oh kristen, this pill is not for your mouth. it's for your ears! >> that makes more sense. >> jimmy: the beats pill+ is a portable speaker. it's only $179.95. you can listen to whatever kind of music you like, rock, rap or my favorite, faith-based music. and part of every purchase goes to benefit red's fight against a

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soviet mythology painted the reds as triumphant heroes. crushed. in songs and poems, in paintings and propaganda, the message was clear: "the reds were on the right side of history." but this version of history is crumbling. just like the battle site memorial to the red heroes in volochayevka. and that is because, as russia today re—interprets its history, the official view of the past is changing. and, as it changes, communist heroes become fallen idols, the tsar becomes a saint, and the great october socialist revolution, red october, becomes a darker chapter in russia's history. in this museum open to the public they display guns and bayonets unearthed from the forest. they try not to take sides, red or white. but not everyone welcomes that. back in his flat, liev shows me the commendation he got from josef stalin. at the age of 100, his view of history is unlikely to change. for me, this has been a journey notjust across russia, it has been a journey into russia's past. 100 years after the revolution, i feel that this is a country wher

the reds were on the right side of history.crumbling, just like the battle site memorial to the red heroes. that is because, as russia today reinterpret its history come the official view of the past is changing. and as it changes, communist heroes become fallen idols. the tsar becomes a saint and the great 0ctober socialist revolution, red 0ctober, becomes a dark chapter in russian history. in this school museum, which is open to the public, they display guns and bayonets unearthed in the forest. they try not to take sides on red or white, but not everybody welcomes that. back in his flat, lev shows me the accommodation he got from josef stalin. at the age of 100, his view of history is unlikely to change. for me, this has been a journey notjust across russia. it has been a journey into russia's past. 100 years after the revolution, i feel that this is a country where history is in flux, where the past never stays the same. one thing i have realised about russia is that the past here keeps changing, right under yourfeet, a bit

they try not to take sides, red or white. but not eve ryo ne welco m es take sides, red or white.ws me the commendation he got from josef stalin. at the age of 100, his view of history is unlikely to change. for me, this has been a journey not just across russia, it has been a journey into russia's pass. —— past. 100 years after the revolution, i feel that this is a country where history is in flux, where the past never stays the same. one thing i have realised about russia is that the past year keeps changing right under yourfeet, a the past year keeps changing right under your feet, a bit like the past year keeps changing right under yourfeet, a bit like shifting sands on the beach. and that is confusing, it is disorienting, for many people. one moment they are being told that the revolution was great, the next it turns out that it wasn't that great after all. one day religion is the opium of the people, the next, it is the life and soul of russia. so often hear history is written, interpreted, and shaped, according to who was in power. in russia, it is notjust the future which

in his novel that was published red describes some ' experience. he ate and drank and slept all through the day and night. he slept on the sandbar, one arm late protectively over the half eaten bull calf. when the wolfson vultures threatened, the factum off. sometimes hunger well kim. -- woke him. sometimes snarling wolves will can. a full belly always put him to sleep. or whenng to students we talk about what is it that is distinctive about the great plains where we live, i often like to point out the fact it is the immediacy. for these writers as well, and the case of frederick manfred, he farmed for a number of years along with his father. it would have been his grandfather who would have been the first generation that would have moved into this part of the country. the samese of krause, would have applied. his grandfather would have been from germany and moved here. one of the early immigrants to this part of the country. we are talking a generation or two generations before. in order to understand themselves and to have a perspective on what t

between running a red light and those making a rolling right turn on red. >> they can ticket you $150 running a-related light. or $50 fine if you make rolling right turn on they raked in $11.5 million. how much should have only gotten $50 fine? >> that is $100 overcharge that is costing the motorists millions a year. >> do they need to take a closer look at the red light camera photos? it took the district four months to admit "7 on your side" and a red light camera can't tell the difference on its own. >> the office every has discretion that they will write. >> where does it say that? >> i don't know if it says that. >> they took a look and they found 23% of the red light camera violations were rolling right turns on red. >> in october, m.p.d. started because now they are looking at each of the ticket for the right turn on right. they use the same discretion law enforcement will use. do millions of the drivers now deserve $100 refund? >> this is an amazing development. >> they owe the motorists they overcharged in the last five years. >> a big thank you to the mid-atlantic triple-a f

i love your red. >> can't see the poinsettias but we match. >> that red. >> 6 today. how about that? >> sous >> warm actually. >> i saw people out delivering packages yesterday and they watch every day i want to say hi to them and they were happy about the weather forecast. >> amazing. >> sunny, mild, today and tomorrow with daytime highs in the the low 60s. we have nice weather to look forward to. let see if we can make the maps move and we'll be impressed with what is happening out there and maybe we won't make those maps move. okay. so temperatures right now, 40 in the city and 0s other places and satellite and radar is quiet and will be sunny, bright and 6 today. >> imagining it all. >> that's all you need to know. >> apparently that's all you need to see. >> 63. >> maybe a surprise at 6:15 we'll find out. good morning, airport erin how are you. >> on the bright side you did a great job tucker very descriptive language there. we're looking at sky fox over the beltway to pass 50. volume building inner and park and to oxon hill. beautiful view almost like a christma

the red line capitol improvement project is what it's called going to impact service on the red lineo red line trains are going to be operating between silver spring all the way down to fort totten and like i said this station, takoma station will be completely closed. something else to keep in mind, annie, the next weekend, december 2nd and 3rd, the work zone will then be extended up to glenmont closing that station as well as wheaton, forest glen and silver spring. this project is just part of the several maintenance projects we've been dealing with over the last several months on metro. it's to completely replace the inte allow the trains to cross from one track to another. it's going to impact both sides of the track. very major work being done here so that's why they have to really close down service on the red line. now, they tried to schedule this over the winter holidays to minimize impact on riders but keep in mind if you're working next week and the week after, this is going to be impacting you, you know, again, you're going to have to make other plans. agaagain, a four-mil

the victorious red guard turned into the red army and the red army in turn became a pillar of the newly founded state. the red star above the kremlin became a symbol of the empire the epitome of the other world they called itself the dictatorship of workers and peasants. that name aptly summed up how democratic it would really be the newly founded communist party of the soviet union the c.p.s.u. became the ruling party indeed the only party. yet the russian word soviet means council and the soviet union literally the union of councils had its roots in the democratically organized councils of the revolutions of one thousand no five and one thousand and seventeen. communism is soviet power plus the electrification of the whole country lenin said but what it really meant was expropriation and collectivization there was to be only one form of ownership under communism the ownership of the people. once i was gone so the. soviet union had a decisive advantage over capitalism with property of all resources all productive forces were owned by the peoples it and by a society live inside it or ju

. ♪ red, red, red, red, red neck >> i'm owning this moment. i've been ugly my whole life.y be sexy for a year, i'm taking it. ♪ make me like you >> reporter: blake is the sexiest man alive. wow. >> let me think about this. that makes me look pretty rad, right? >> being with the alive. >> gwen is the one person i have told about this. she go, do it, do it. she said do it to rub it in adam's face. >> what? >> what sit that make him sexy? >> i think somebody that can make you laugh constantly is very sexy. and, somebody that is humble. kind down to earth. selfless. talented. on the top of their game. should i keep going? >> yes. i think if he's watching it, he's going to love it. gwen is the one who convinced him to accept, it turns out her three sons helped the 41-year-old find his dad instincts. >> he said there's a part of himself he didn't know existed until he started to get to know them. >> those kids, there's days when you go, oh, my god, when does school start, you know? and then, an hour later, you're like, god, i can't wait until they get home, they're so damn funny

battles, various attacks are represented in this red horse owner's winter count. we have moved from the area were the earlier contact between the dakota and lakota people and the european americans to more of an emphasis on european-american experience itself. again we are tracing voices and looking for documents that tell us in the words of the people themselves, or in their own objects, what that experience was like. one of the interesting questions and material that actually relates to this would've been -- relates to this is how would people get into this country, which would have been before trains. they would have come up the missouri river, as lewis and clark did in their own boat. the steamboat came along in the 1840's for sure. this is a captain's wheel from an early steamboat on the missouri river. we have in our collections a set of letters by a woman whose name is lily hayes. this particular letter from 1874 is one of my favorites. she writes, "i waited with trunks packed for three weeks. at last the vote came in sight and we started on our perilous jo

the choice is not red or dead.d ignorance, bravery and cowardice, freedom and slavery. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, today, the 7 70th anniversary of the hearings on the house of american connectivity -- of un-american activities. >> what was your last employment? >> i just finished a picture called the "tall target." >> do you have connection with your employment? for 27ve been in theater years, sir. i think i well enough known for all of them. >> were you a member of the communist party 1942. >> i stand on the brown, the fifth amendment. the word communist is an wordonal, hysterical of the day, much like the word inich" in salem -- "witch" salem. >> it was about victory. victory, in so many ways, celebrated in so many confederate monuments was the victory over reconstruction. theunday on "reel americ

they try not to take sides, red or white, but not eve ryo ne welco m es sides, red or white, but noton: the soviet union wasn't that long ago. so sometimes what we say now about the white army doesn't go down well with supporters of the ussr. back in his flat, this man shows me the commendation he got from josef stalin. the view of the pastis from josef stalin. the view of the past is unlikely to change. translation: revolution days like my second birthday because it is the birthday of the ussr. and that is unsha keable birthday of the ussr. and that is u ns ha kea ble loyalty to a cou ntry which no longer exists. back to the present day. twitter has admitted that president trump's account was briefly deactivated by a rogue employee on their last day at the company. the world's most prominent twitter account was out of action for about 11 minutes. our correspondent, laura bicker, is in washington. there have been people for a long time suggesting perhaps his account should be dear debated, abusing people and threatening nuclear war seems to be a breach of the term. this seems to have

red or dead.m and ignorance, bravery and slavery., freedom and ♪ ♪ announcer 1: you are watching "american history tv," 48 hours of programming on american history on c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. he has been called one of the premier chroniclers of our age, best-selling author, his books adapted into three award-winning movies. michael lewis to be our guest on in-depth. >> what all of us have in common besides the market angle is their characters, interesting characters to me in situations. , if you can is attach the reader to the characters at the beginning of the book, they will follow that character anywhere. like trust me that there is nowhere in america that they won't want to read my description of collateral lies to obligations. once you realize -- realize these people turn on knowing what that is, you will want to know. so it is a very, very powerful is in the origins of literature. announcer 1:

this is not the first time that the red cross has faced this criticism.ization should be better equipped to respond to natural disasters after decades of experience. the red cross says they spend $360 million annual ly to help victims of natural disaster, and more people have spent the night in shelters this year. and we look into why some people are not eligible for aid. we go to omar. >> reporter: thank you. this year, the red cross has unrolled a new system for you to enroll in aid, and they will let you know via e-mail if you qualify for the $400. in league city, this particular neighborhood was under three feet of water you. can see the by the debris that many residents are still cleaning up, but many say they are not getting the help they need. >> i thought that somebody would help. we don't need a lot, and i got nothing. >> reporter: 29 inches of water flooded jay eed jackie houston and when her daughter helped her to apply for $400 assistance in red cross, they found out they were denied over text message. >> reporter: some people say, it is $400,

so your blood looks red. by the way that's not true of every species several of hot blood for instance is blue because the oxygen is bound by copper not iron that helps the animals to adapt better to variations in temperature and the water. if you have a question write us by going to our website at www dot com slash science if we showcase your query on the shows you we see the d.v.d. explaining albert einstein's most important theories in a fun and entertaining way. the most important thing is to never stop asking questions. in civilizations are built unreliable transport systems from huge construction transposes to heavy duty trucks to cars there's a huge range of delivery vehicles out there for practically any eventuality. but sometimes something even smaller is needed like when you want to deliver a package into the human body at that scientist is working on the problem of miniaturization. two wheels rule in the dutch city of groningen. but right now i'm more interested in ma string a four wheel drive. goi

under trotsky's red army.es to turn over power to the soviet, but he leaves the building in disorder. a following day a few hundred citizens gather outside to protest the dismissal of the assembly they have elected. byy are probably shot down fire from the red army. >> class war. narrator: citizens of the soviet union still vote. but not since november, 1917, has more than one name for office appeared on the ballot. the assembly never reconvenes. power passes to the soviets which lenin controls and from there to the council of commissars where lenin's power is absolute. >> this is the dictatorship of the proletariat. power thataintains , is unrestricted by any law. resting directly on order. keep this well in mind. narrator: lenin makes peace with the germans, and then a genuine civil war breaks out. before it ends, the white russians rebel against the red. allied troops fight to keep russia in the war. cossacks fight for both sides to czarists try to restore the monarchy. the czar and his family are executed.

the bright red gave them a peculiar fight taliban or electric quality such a lovely red boat moving above the heads of the crowds of workers was a vocative of a commander leading the disenfranchised into battle. and . it looked as if the terrible coffins were in a hurry to get to the big pit where they would be sunk to check the merciless wrath of the people. i was particularly surprised at the discipline displayed by the endless droves of proletarians strange that there were so few peace logan's. land and freedom or eight hour day were more common. in other words strictly essential and material demands. the promise of the revolution could not be kept there was still hunger and war for most people nothing had changed it was rumored the provisional government had no intention of pulling out of the war. i do not belong to any political party but i have no doubt that my answer to the question of whether we are aware of the great responsibility each of us now bears is yes we are aware of our responsibility and because we are aware of it we say stop the slaughter stop the bloodshed. mayakovsky

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