felix sparks was born in texas. we have a lot of texans in colorado but this one made the right choice and stayed in colorado. he was born in san antonio, texas, in 1917 and spent his childhood around miami, arizona, where his family and father worked for a mining company. he was in high school during the great depression and the eldest of five siblings. soon after graduating from high school, felix disieppedded to enlist -- decided to enlist in the united states army. upon completing his enlistment, felix enrolled in the university of arizona and completed the citizen's military training program which earned him a commission as a second lieutenant. mr. sparks then went on to pursue a pre-law degree. he just finished his first semester of that effort when he was ordered to report to the 157th infantry regiment in colorado for duty, ordered to report the very beginning of world war ii. that year was 1940, just right before the united states officially entered world war ii. neither felix sparks nor the american people

in china where the numbers have been dropping they have seen a jump in imported cases to 269 but sparking fears of a 2nd wave of infections just as the country recovers from the initial outbreak the pandemic has governments worldwide imposing stricter unprecedented measures the u.s. government has now closed its borders with mexico and canada for all non-essential travel italy recorded 627 deaths on friday the biggest day to day increase italy and spain are also. we're going to stem new infections despite drastic lock downs now the u.k. has joined the ordering the closure of cafes pubs and gyms in asia thailand reported more than $809.00 new cases the biggest daily jump in the number of infections so far taking its total to 411 singapore has recorded its 1st 2 deaths from the virus we'll have an update on asia in a moment 1st live now to london's trafalgar square my colleague rory challen so rory looks pretty empty there right in the middle of central london people are adjusting to the new normal i guess. but aside from the shot and you can see just how desolate trafalgar square is at the

because of the spark. >> it is going to get on the powder. the spark won't spark. if it is raining, if it is really humid, muggy, that might make it not work. that is also why you as a soldier are then issued the bayonette, which turns your m k musket into basically a spear. that is why we have that. so you've got maybe two or three shots out of battle and then you are just trained to go at your enemy with the musket like that turned into a spear. that is typical fighting. in other words, if you didn't follow a set of rules, the battle wouldn't have worked. because not only does it take so long to load, a musket like this, if it went off, would create a huge amount of smoke. and then if you're thinking you got several thousand guys firing at the same time, you have massive amounts of smoke. of -- it's almost rules of war for a couple of hundred years. to make a battle work, you're going to have a lot of slow-firing muskets and a lot of smoke. for that reason, you have to follow a lot of rules. soldiers would line up, shoulder to shoulder, in line, and face another

>> it won't spark. >> that's right, a spark won't spark. if it is raining, it's humid, that could not work. that's why you, as a soldier are issued a buy in it, which turns your must get into a spear. so that is why we have that. so you have got maybe two or three shots in the battle, then you just are trained to go a year enemy with a musket like that with a spear. that is typical fighting. in other words, if you did not follow a set of rules, the battle would not have worked. not only does it take so long to load, i'm a skit like this, if it went off, would create a huge amount of smoke, and if you are thinking you've got several thousand guys firing at the same time, you will have massive amounts of smoke. that is why we see a kind of >> -- it's almost rules of war for a couple of hundred years. to make a battle work, you have to have very inaccurate slow firing muskets and a lot of smoke. for this reason, you have to follow certain rules. soldiers would line up, shoulder to shoulder in line and face another group of shoulders, the enemy

would fill the gap and steal market share and that's what sparked the run away selloff. president trump spinning it as good for the consumer, gasoline prices coming down. there's no doubt this crash will be far more damaging to the u.s. economy than past plunges. cnn's john deptarios joins us live. the way the u.s. has so carefully sought energy independence, it makes itself more vulnerable in this position. >> reporter: yeah, it's an odd equation, isn't it, christine? the lower prices at the pump will be little consolation during a pandemic that we're seeing with the coronavirus. getting to the point of the u.s. energy crisis, never seen before in the global energy scenario. we're clawing back 1/5 of what we lost in that washout on monday. the big rise of 9% of output alone in 2019, why the russians were complaining, was expected to tail off. we've had a 50% correction since january 6th in global oil prices. this will accelerate the restructuring in the oil patch. look for states like louisiana, texas, oklahoma, new mexico and north dakota losing jobs over the next 6 mo

where the numbers have been dropping they've seen a more than 200 percent increase in ported cases sparking fears of a 2nd wave of infection just as the country recovers from the initial outbreak of the pandemic has governments worldwide imposing stricter unprecedented measures to stop the spread of the virus the u.s. government has now closed its borders with mexico and canada for all nonessential travel italy recording $627.00 deaths on friday the biggest day to day increase italy and spain are also struggling to stem new infections despite unprecedented lockdowns now the u.k. has joined them ordering the. of cafes pubs and gyms in asia thailand reported more than 809 new cases the biggest daily jump in the number of infections so far taking its total to 411 and singapore has recorded its 1st 2 deaths from the virus i know singapore instal be worried and anxious we must stick our rich and not give into a few years we have announced a series of. save distancing measures yesterday and remus all to their society precautions to keep ourselves and our families safe we must unite to work togeth

factory closure will reverberate across was sparks business sector this not stand owner says he's already lost 90 percent of the sales. and much of the world's air cargo travels in passenger flights that means the travel restrictions currently in place around the world are affecting not just passenger traffic but the global just exchange now of tons of is trying to catch up to the back load. this boeing triple 7 owned by tons as freight subsidiary is set to fly to shanghai full of machine parts in medications all of tons as cargo aircraft are fully booked as dispatchers worked to reduce the backlog of goods from weeks of cancelled flights amid the coronavirus crisis that's become more complicated but it's far from the only issue . normally we would do a direct flight for example from frankfurt to shanghai we're currently operating in a security mode a caution mode over navas of beers can eastern siberia that means a stopover and that allows us to have a crew change there and avoid spending the night in mainland china when i was in the cargo area at frankfurt airport containers and pallets

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india executes four men for a notorious gang rape and murder on a bus in delhi, eight years ago, that sparkedidespread horror and protest. as japan comes under increasing pressure to postpone the olympics, the flame arrives from greece. hello and welcome to bbc news. the governor of the largest state in the us, california, has ordered all its citizens to stay home, to go out only when absolutely necessary, to try to limit the spread of the coronavirus. governor gavin newsom says he expects more than half of all californians to have been infected with covid—19 by may. the virus will impact about 56% of us. you do the maths and in the state of california that is a particularly large number. that number of its option not be overly alarming for the vast majority of us. the majority will not have symptoms and be perfectly fine. we will be speaking to our correspondent in north america in a few minutes time. covid—19 has infected more than 200 thousand people worldwide and its epicentre is now europe. authorities there are considering extending stringent lockdowns to stem the outbreak. italy, spain

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fury by breaking apparently sparked fury by breaking a pledge not to overshadow a long planned speechviolence. that's a little taster of tomorrow morning's front pages. let's start of our chat with the top line from today and this panic buying and stockpiling. do you wa nt to panic buying and stockpiling. do you want to kick us off? it's essentially the supermarkets saying there is enough food, as plenty of tour that rolls to go around. only if people stop panic buying, we seen pictures of shells cleared out of household goods, people stocking up on pasta and tin food and that kind of thing. it really is no need to. the supermarkets are staying calm down, please. spare a thought for everybody else and try not to be too selfish in your shopping habits here. don't clear out the shelves and we don't need to. we should stress that this is not all supermarkets and there's large parts of the country you can walk into your local superstore and they've got fully stocked shelves. there's pockets of this happening. what we want, really is a stiff upper lip, we need to be ready for anything, kee

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the attack sparks mass protests and shine a spotlight on the widespread sexual violence in india. the government was swift to convict and responded with stricter laws including the death penalty but it's done little to keep women safe what a system going there what study coming out bazzani there are a lot of flaws in our system. these flaws encourage criminals and they feel that they can get away with anything because justice will just keep delaying he's fitting into that however today is a day when we all must resolve to ensure that the next nearby never happens is the . new to be anyone living. friday close the chapter on the right case that shocked india. but away from the headlines there are tens of thousands more still awaiting trial. we can speak now today. in delhi hina misha these actually executions come 7 years after the crime what took so long to get to this point let's review them both from last minute to be your friend on base but i won't be i'm going for the last month or so will be 70 i was actually interviewed how futile as judicial system as the judiciary in the u

where numbers have been dropping they've actually seen a jump in imported cases up to 269 which is sparking fears of maybe a 2nd wave of in fact. just as china starts to recover from the initial outbreak let's go around the world now the pandemic has governments imposing stricter unprecedented measures for example the u.s. government closing its borders with mexico and canada for all nonessential travel is really this number was extraordinary 627 deaths recorded on friday the biggest day to day increase that we have seen there is the in spain really struggling to stem new infections as well despite their drastic lock downs and now the u.k. has joined them ordering the closure of cafes pubs and jim swire look at asia now where thailand's reported more than $809.00 new cases which is the biggest daily jump in the number of infections there so far its total is not 411 and singapore has also recorded its 1st 2 deaths from the virus i know singaporeans will be worried and anxious we must stick our rich and not give into office we have announced a series of. save distancing measures yesterday and

a lot of investors worry this could spark the next recession. reopen. >> as if that is not enough news. there was an earthquake that struck off the coast of eureka and some people could feel it in the bay area. the quake was recorded at 7:59 last night. a shawlo earthquake with a depth of about a mile. meaning people could feel the shaking in the nearby coastal cities. light to moderate shaking is reported as far from the area as san francisco, marin county and even some parts of the east bay. >>> today prince harry and duchess meghan will have their last royal engagement before stepping down from their senior roles. for the annual commonwealth day service at westminster abby. the public appearance is part of an exit deal from their royal roles that was made back in january. and in april, they will become ya. never leave them alone. >> we will not. >> no, it doesn't matter what they do. how much they try to please people. >> do you think it will be better as a free royal? >> i think so. i only hope it can be better. that's what they're trying to

chin gary main spark in hindi teaching gary rehabilitation center is a spark of hope for the 300 children who come here nearly every day 700 more are on the waiting list the center is located just a kilometer away from the former union carbide pesticide plant in bhopal which in gary trust was founded in 2006 by 2 survivors of the world's worst industrial disaster rashida b is one of them libellous allow or sell everything ok. tell. me. that. yeah well you know you've got a right because i had although i still see the impact of union carbide spurs in after 35 years and it's actually growing worse. the babies were born right afterwards and now adults and these are their children so they are the 2nd and 3rd generations of disabled children we're still seeing the effects but the government's doing nothing. the disabilities are the result of hours long exposure to the toxic gas metal ice a sign of 8 which escaped from the plant in 1984 and by decades of using water contaminated by chemical waste abandoned at the site. now wave your hands. actually the part of this it is armed with that there i

rape and sexual assault feinstein was convicted by a new york court last month allegations helped spark the global need to move meant . lawyer says they will appeal israel's president has urged political leaders to seek compromises in weekends consultations to decide on a new prime minister benjamin netanyahu center right bloc failed to win a majority in last week's election the 3rd election in less than a mere. a posthumous appeal for the only man convicted of the lockerbie bombing is to go ahead former libyan intelligence officer said he was found guilty of mass murder and 2001 for his involvement in the bombing of pan am flight $103.00 over the town of lockerbie and scotland so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more news to come in the meantime was turned over a 10 side story. 0 in the cloth full bladder may have polluted new legislation paves the way for him to be president for life. staying in power after his term ends will be good for russia but how could vince on his critics this is inside story. hello again i'm jane spies he's russia's longest serving leader since th

scene's been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following a week of political chaos sparked by the resignation of marketeer mohammed who says dean's appointment by the king is illegal. the more than a 1000000 of mir miles rangers are still afraid to return home after a 2017 government crackdown al-jazeera is florence louis was part of a small group of foreign media taken on a tightly controlled visit to parts of record state where the government says it's helping. northern rakhine is still considered a restricted area so foreign media only allowed here on trips with the government we came here with governments mind we have a hurry that we have to follow and we're not allowed to stray off the beaten path and one of the 1st places we were taken to village where the door district administrators are was here he was meeting with the villagers telling them what the government was going to do to help them rebuild their lives here the hmong district administrator seen handing out cash to villages to help them rebuild their homes then we were taken to another village near this village not f

sparked concerns and questions around residents. >> those folks are not going to be in downtown laurel street having dinner. >> reporter: they addressed the concerns at a special meeting where they voted on a state of emergency to last as long as the governor's own order. >> they are stuck in the hotel until they passed testing procedures. >> we were concerned about where the hotel was. >> reporter: as more information is released about the passenger's stay at the fairfield including all hotel staff are being paid but not working in the hotel any concerns seem to subside. >> we have to do this. what else can we do? >> if they are infected and they are isolated that is good. that is good for all of news where else are they going to go? we are still human beings, after all, right? >> absolutely. >> they are looking at other hotels and motels across the state to serve as quarantine facilities. in san carlos. >>> the governor of oregon ordered all public schools to shutdown starting on monday for the rest of the month. in the bay area glenpark elementary in san francisco is closing immedia

the home demolitions sparked a protest by palestinians who threw stones at israeli soldiers. the soldiers responded with tear gas and stun grenanades. israel's military c cald the demolitions a deterrrrence aimed at preventnting terrorisism. human rights groroups condemned them as collective pununishment and part of israel's campaign to illegally anannex palestininiand for israeli settlements. in israel, opposition groups are uniting in a bid to end benjamin netanyahu's long-running career as prime minister after israel's third election in less than a year failed to produce a clear winner. with officials still counting the last of the votes from monday's election, netanyahu's coalition remains three seats shy of the majority needed to form a government. in a televised address this week, netanyahu accused his main opponent, benny gantz, of "linking up with terror supporters" after gantz's blue-and-white alliance partnered with a coalition of arab-majority parties. gantz could soon become prime minister after israel's former defense minister avigdor lieberman said his far-right

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it's get more on the plunging oil price that sparked all of this.nt crude has tumbled by almost a third, the biggest drop since the gulf war in 1991. goldman sachs they prices could do below $30 a barrel. we have already seen that for my makes the bti, which is trading for $29 and change. dramatic follows the breakdown between opec and russia on how to manage the world supply. joining us now from dubai is the of the energy company on the phone. they key so much for your time this morning. what do you make of this drop? do we have further to fall? >> yes. ramped the saudi's have up production very aggressively and they have made it extremely bold cuts to their selling prices. just increasing production, but it is about pushing a lot of oil very quickly into markets that don't want it. are talking about the production, last month was below 10 million barrels a day, elders talk they may be going to 11 million. they could add easily a million and a half barrels a day to the market. bear in mind, the opec meeting last week, they were talking about cuttin