the red socks, it was the last day the regular season, the red sox were hopes leslie out of contention, 17 games or so. but the reason baseball was focused on that park on that afternoon is ted williams, in his third season as a major leaguer had a chance to become the first 400 hitter in the american league since 1923. now he could have set out. the red sox were scheduled to play a doubleheader that, he could have set out because his battering average was 0.3 nine nine five plus, which in baseball they would've rounded up to 400. but ted was not going to back into it, he insisted on playing and he wound up getting six hits and eight at bats that doubleheader and wound up with a batting average of 406 and remains the last player going on 80 years to hit over 400. but on that same day, there were other prying eyes 5000 miles away in hawaii,, were japanese spies were casing pearl harbor for places, targets to bomb. and two months later, the world and certainly the world of baseball would be turned upside down. now, the president of the time, roosevelt, already had determined that america

cross >> -- red cross. it was an afternoon game could but i look back at this is one of the great all-american everyone came just happy to be sove they had a brass band again it was just one of those all-american volunteered their time and the great ted williams was there and really a full major league roster. really read more about them to get more but it is a wonderful moment in war. iswhat is stunning to me that there is an iconic picture of ted sitting and talking at the yankee stadium game but for me what is stunning is that within five years babe ruth was dead. he died so young. >> the story of ted johnson red sox pitchers who engaging in 199 of combat he went over and actually landed on omaha be in normandy. tell us about earl johnson's story. >> he was a pitcher for the red andhe had successes early he pitched back to becky for 170 pitches and was never the same he enlisted in the army as part of the 120 tree and landed in normandy just si rosenthal was being shipped out he fought for 199 straight d

>>> these what "red book" means by it's young adulted. people in a particular living situation with particular interests and particular goals. >>> they start to discover red book about the time they apply for a marriage license. start life in their own homes. have their first baby. take out their first loan, and they stay with red book through their busiest years. as red book sees them, they're an energetic and carefree lot. even though they are suddenly plunged into family life. as the babies start coming, they usually try to concentrate on their houses with the woman staying home to learn new ways to run a household. it soon dawns on hershey could use some expert help. while the kids are young, many of the mothers try to stay at home which is not so easy, either. there are times when it is good to have other young adults to talk to. but where ever they go, there is usually a baby near by. about the times they think they have them hypnotized, they give a party. >> i always know how my children behave. >> they are bound to be lively, full

and joe sends 10 red sox caps to him.they make a bracelet and send it to joe's secretary and she wears it to joe pesky's wedding later that year. >> speaking of great stories. i want to turn to that exhibition game. but you have a great story. we all have heard about ted williams' legendary eyesight. you take that to another level. tell us that story. >> well, there's a condition -- it's a phenomenon is when someone has the ability to see more colors than the average person. and we all know ted has perfect eyesight. in addition to that, he had perfect hand-eye coordination. he was disciplined, focused. he truly had command of all of his senses. and so, of course, as a pilot, especially a marine combat pilot, you have to be one with the plane. going back to his vision, i started looking at some medical records and just doing a little research and i thought perhaps he could see more colors than most people. it wouldn't surprise me. i'm not an optometrist or physician. it's more common in women but it does happen in men. i s

it is a red bastion in the blue state. san diego is also becoming very red. we are trying to get rid of governor newsom. it is coming out of these two counties. increase diego had an in aliens and 40% of them have covid-19 and gavin newsom what to give them vaccines over american citizens. and other places are going blue. everybody got so angry and so many people got hurt that it may not be going red but it is definitely going purple, the state. guest: there is definitely going to be blowback against the leadership in these places that are losing residents. i often say it is frustrating to see the leaders of some of his blue states and cities -- on policies that created the exodus in the first place -- and cities the exodus in the first place. part of the blasio, solution is to raise taxes on people who stay. we have heard them both threatened to do that. in california, voters in san francisco past an overpaid executive tasks -- executive tax. a certainxecutives amount more than the median salary which sounds great but that is going to drive corporations out

fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the fire. honest restaurants around the world. if they don't want it when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class read for a 12 kilo box. will it be if that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board walk. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happening like this one during the summer of 2018 or the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now marco might own his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men has been detained in the benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long so how can it just be a

red flag warnings and wind advisories. winds gusting in excess of 45 miles per hour for some of these areas gus regularly 15 to 25 miles per hour this morning. now as far as temperatures go winds have contributed to a much more mild start to the morning right now we're in a range of 30's, 40's and 50's dublin, you're one of our cooler spots at 39 while santa rosa look at that 51 to kick off the morning. nevada when napa each at 59 degrees much warmer start to the north bay, especially as we do see these winds whipping across the region napa 21 miles per hour winds right now now into the afternoon expect some of our warmest of temperatures in a while it's back to the 70's we go so it's warm it's windy and it is dry to kick off this new week. i'm talking the rest of your forecast all still to come. rebecca all right john thank you so much, let's a hit the roads now and check out your commute. >>on the bay bridge toll plaza approach looks great nice and smooth out of the macarthur maze and across the suspension span, no probl

specifically the red sox and world war two. we will be joined bay great panel that will be lase bay good friend gordon ede serks. he covered the team for 18 years for the boston globe and for espn. i will let you know a couple protocols that we use with zoom. there will be a program that will run about 45 or 50 minutes with our panelists speaking. then we will open it up to the audience for q and a. if you would like to participate in the q and a. you use the function at the bottom of your screen and type in your question. we should be able to read the questions and get to as many as we possibly can. we will try to get to as many as possible, but with over 150 people attending we may not be able to get to all of them. so thank you for joining us. without further adieu, i will toss this off to gordon. >> thank you so much. welcome everyone. gatt rin told me just before we started that if i do one more presentation at u mass historical i will be eligible for insurance. i'm hoping to stick around next year. i wish we were in diffe

the 2nd secretary of the red cross and red crescent tells us new coded vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus but also says there's been an unprecedented surge in volunteers willing to join the pandemic fight and leave the country use a brick and tells fiji born veterans who fought for the jack in iraq and afghanistan to get out r.t. captures the heartbreaking moment when children of one of the soldiers find out. their you watching r.t. international this saturday afternoon just on 2 o'clock am in moscow now in a rare move the french president has criticised his police force and acknowledged that office is sometimes guilty of racism and also violence comes after his government was forced to rewrite a hugely controversial security bill that sparked mass rallies with protestors claiming it put police rights above those of the population and with the country bracing for more demonstrations to a new macro admitted that the police are not beyond. yes love your laws and associate the there is violence in society there is racism in society in france today this is a franked therefore a

the international red cross. again the head of the international red cross warns that vaccine won't solve all problems with the virus. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is arch international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now we start in paris where protests are taking place again this weekend over a security bill that could stop the public from filming the police demonstrators in the french capital tore through the streets setting fire to vehicles and smashing in shops and banks the authorities responded with tear gas over 60 protestors have been arrested and several police officers injured dubinsky was there for us. well you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris was burning and you can hear the tear gas that's being left off oh we're in the middle of it at the moment and. streaming the we've already seen clashes between the police and the protesters at the very start of this protest police being pelted with the room next week plus bo

cross and red crescent societies. we have seen a many many people young volunteers elderly people in tears coming poured want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of universality because these seeds are truly a global crisis and without global study got a deep we cannot contain this this pandemic so that's not a doubt it is the main reason part of the sorts of wanted what do you think the main difficulties baselines has come across almost everybody hears have either their time in members of friends or colleagues also affected by time and the so wide there are contending with their own personal suffering and sometimes personal loss they're also somewhat debated to express that global solidarity kampar what to do to help others but also initially there was a short it's a personal protective equipment there was also not enough information information that was needed to ensure that they can go forward and volunteer in a safe environment. but we have surely learned dorsett p

a red flag warning for most of the bay area highlighted in red . looking at our higher elevations, gusts up to 70 miles per hour. even our lower elevations, valleys and coasts with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory for most of the region due to these windy conditions. until 11:00, the wind advisory is in effect. as we head through the afternoon, we will see plenty of sunshine and unseasonably warm temperatures. we could see some record- breaking highs. mid-60s along the coast. low to mid 70s inland this afternoon. i will show you futurecast as we take you through the day and when this high fire danger will decrease across the bay area. i will have details on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> it is a busy one. we have a wind advisory for the bay bridge this morning. be extra careful, especially if you are traveling in a high- profile vehicle. on top of that, meter lights are back on. we are getting word of a new trouble spot near treasure island westbound. we have a broken down big rig stuck in one of those lanes. you can see

fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if they get what it is when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class read for a 12 kilo box. will it be. $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot fishing grounds for red tremblay off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keypad. a name like this one during the summer of 2018 or the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now mark on my own as crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long so how can it just be about sovereign right

our red flag warning remains in effect until 5:00 is highlighted in red. we will talk about the high fire danger as well as the winds picking up. details coming up in a few minutes. >>> traffic already starting to get busy as you work your way into the altamont pass. plus, we will check travel times at the bay bridge. >>> here is a live look outside before we head to break. the time now is 508. i didn't have health insurance - not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive, and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california was made by californians for californians. and it makes health insurance more affordable, with financial help for people who need it. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 15th. but these days, i'm not getting covered california. this way to health insurance. out as much as i'd like to. that's why i take osteo bi-flex. it helps with occasional joint stiffness, while it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the lon

flag warnings unseasonably late red flag warnings across the region.>>this morning. it is crystal clear skies these earn offshore wind so it's pushing any marine layer well for away from the coast that means we're starting off so crystal clear as you are venturing out that's not the concern is you get out there free of fog as you're crossing a bridge is though you're going to feel that wind tugging on your car. we have red flag warnings all across the north bay from the coast in sonoma and marin counties to solano county for the inland east bay and for coastal san mateo county until 05:00pm tonight in these areas winds will regularly be sustained at 15 to 25 miles per hour. gusts into a 45 mile per hour range and peak gusts that are mountaintops as high as 60 miles per hour now really the biggest benefit that this wind is bringing us is it's really help to clean up the air across the region. we spent a bit of the weekend with some spare the air alerts you saw that haze pretty noticeable for much of last week. well today going to be a very much so clear

be ruled wrong as secretary general of the international federation of red cross the red crescent societies tells us why there's been an unprecedented surge in volunteers and risking their health to find covert. leave the country used to britain tells fiji born veterans who fought for the union jack in iraq and afghanistan to get out r.c. captures the heart rending moment that the young children of one of the soldiers find out. a very warm welcome from our team here in moscow you're watching r.t. international with me. in an extremely rare criticism of his police force the french president's admitted racism and violence among officers it comes after his government was forced to rewrite the hugely controversial security bill despond to mouse rallies with protestors claiming it put police right save at those of the population and with the country bracing for fresh demonstrations and mind you i'm a chronic midget but law enforcement are not beyond blame. yes live you're not an associate the there is one in society there is racism in society in france today this is a threat therefore as our pol

red flag warnings in december are rare. the last one happened in 2017. so with winds through tonight, firefighters are remaining vigilant. >> i don't think any of us thought we would be up-staffing and moving into a red flag and wind advisory for december. it's not typical for the bay area. the concern for winds like this, they will likely bring trees down. >> pg&e planned public safety power shutoffs across northern california today but since the winds shifted a bit the utility opted to cancel most of those. no one in the bay area is expected to lose power. >>> five bay area counties are at a stay-at-home order this morning. it's a proactive measure aimed to help stop the spread of covid-19. these counties are getting ahead of the state's guidance which requires the changes once the region's icu capacity hits 15%. the order is in effect in alameda, contra costa, santa clara and san francisco counties. marin will join tomorrow. the lockdown is prompting changes that will last until january 4th at least. there's no more indoor or outdoor dining. restauran

you were talking about the red scare.could you discuss if any united states forces actually went to russia during the 1920 period? >> the question was during the red scare, did any american soldiers go to russia during this time? especially during the huge upheaval of the russian revolution. the answer is yes. we sent soldiers to keep the japanese from making a land grab on the trans iberian railroad. we also sent soldiers -- to they were there over the winter. it was horrible. they don't know what their mission was. it was really, really awful. it's one of these mission things that we call them in the military you start doing one thing and then you sort of forget why you're even there. but yes we did attempt to intervene in the russian civil war. the russians by the, way they lost 20 million people during the russian civil war. just awful. eventually, the bolsheviks won. thank you for asking that question. other questions. there's one in the back here for. i >> you mentioned the treaty of versailles, it sounds like we ne

we are not dealing with this red flag warning.is is a typical look, a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. i pointed out in the last half hour the wind has cleaned up the air, we have good air quality for most around the bay area to wow, the winds are still blowing, very dry and unseasonably warm to to those dry northeast winds. so, the system that actually brought us a little bit of fog over the weekend, as you wake up with the the fog it was relative humidity increase by the system moving through the pacific northwest. what happened was, it dropped on the backside of california. high pressure builds in right behind it. that is what creates the pressure gradient really kicking up the wind. this is typically what we see late summer, early fall. right now, fairfield reporting winds to 30 three mile an hour with gus, napa 28, santa rosa reporting 30. even though the winds are leading up to some you can see still very breezy in many areas. half moon bay reporting a wind gust up 32. hayward, livermore, san jose, 10-50 miles

the head of the international red cross warns that the new vaccines won't solve all the problems but the virus also like to come. will sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's it's relieved it's really. a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k.'s fiji born army veterans are told to leave great britain over bureaucratic mistakes r.t. has their story. hello good afternoon just gone 5 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now we start with live pictures from paris where protests are taking place over a new security bill that could see the public banned from filming the police while earlier in a rare move the french president did criticize his police force and acknowledge that officers are sometimes guilty of racism and fire and snow also said that the bill could be rewritten. yet live your lives on associate that there is violence in society there is racism in society in france today this is a front therefore as our police reflect society some members of the police force display violent b

across the sector general there of the red cross and red crescent tallis new code vaccines won't solve all of the problems with the virus but they also reveal to you there has been an unprecedented surge of volunteers willing to join the fight against the pandemic and leave the country used to britain tells fiji born veterans who fought for the jack in iraq and afghanistan to get out r.t. captures the heartbreaking moment when children of one of the soldiers find. bugs are you watching r t international it's just gone 3 pm in moscow now in a rare move the french president has criticised his police force and acknowledged to that offices are sometimes guilty of racism and violence that comes after his government was forced to rewrite a hugely controversial security bill that sparked mass rallies with protestors claiming it put police rights above those of the population. yet you're not on a society there is violence in society there is racism in society in france today this is a threat therefore as our police reflects the society some members of the police force display violent behavior

look how you have that bright red spot here. it does look anywhere near that dramatic when you get down here. this is pretty typical when we get these northeast winds. they slam into the mountains of northbay, race over the ridge tops. that is where you get the strongest wind. that is were you get the most drying effects from the downslope wins. that is where the biggest fire weather concerns almost always are. if you look at not st. helena, 36 mile-per-hour gas. you don't notice a whole lot. let me take it from 2:30 to 915. nothing is changed. that when no -- that is the trouble spot. once we get past that time, the winds start to calm down. then it is done by the late afternoon. if you look at what happens to the humidity, wash the comparison. this is today at 2:00. relative humidity's are fairly high. and going to play this forward overnight. watch what happens monday. all the dry air surges in. look at the stream lines. that is your offshore wind. we are down into the teens in santa rosa. it is the dry air, in addition to th

so red, red means what you would think it means. it means our case levels are too high, our positivity rates are too high. therefore, we are not going to move a whole lot in terms of garnering new access. i want to point out, it will come in the next slide, there are some additional benefits after the reset. so that we can again learn to manage this virus. not let it manage us. we learn to manage it. and still work to prevent spread. yellow means that you've got a better positivity rate than red. we will show you what those numbers are. or that you've got a lower average of new cases. we know those are the two things, you don't want a doubling of your cases. you don't want a rate of infection that continues to go up. you don't want positivity rates that go up. i went to point out that when new mexico was doing well, we had an average, a 3% positivity rate. we saw other states as high as 25 and 30%. we are now seeing many, if not most new mexico communities, in the double-digit range. and we are seeing the country in as much as a 50%

the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies has reported an unprecedented global search and volunteers in response to the covert catastrophe despite the significant risks for health to working with the virus victims. this sea in response to unprecedented humanitarian needs of our sea has witnessed equally unprecedented humanity soon kindness with hundreds of thousands of people joining the red cross red crescent family for the 1st time all the while can turn dealing with the terrible impacts of 19 on the road. numbers were high across the globe with european countries each recording tens of thousands of sign ups wealth people why they had come forward i started volunteering with the red cross in the beginning of october this year after i cope with the isolation facility and the reason why i started wanting with the red cross there is because i had actually state of the facility when i have covert and august and the red cross that so much for me and i really want to do something for them and give back to the red cross and the society i really recommend doing it to

napa on up to calistoga which is seen winds well in excess of 15 to 20 miles per hour this morning, red flag warnings remain in effect for the north bay, the inland east coastal san mateo county through 05:00pm after that we take our foot off the gas pedal and winds begin to come down quite a lot into the evening tonight, right now temperatures are in the 50's and even low 60's a mild start to this breezy day. rebecca. >>all right john thank you a couple of problems to take note of if you're going to be taking the bay bridge soon trying to get into downtown san francisco. this is going a little bit we've got a little bit of a backup. here behind the pay gates because there's a broken down big rig, a stalled out to greg that is stuck in the far right lane just passed a treasure island so that has caused a bit of a back up across the suspension span and then of course funneling a into a closer to the macarthur maze about the foot of the maze that's we're going to see the backup start to extend so your wait time is actually bumped up to about 16 minutes. coming out of the east bay and tryi

the red flag warning starts at 11:00, it already started if you minutes ago. the current went we are seeing wind gusts in the 60s, if you go down, look at san jose. that is representative of what the bay area's feeling right now. it is that wendy at your house but it will get when the overnight. here is the big take away, read flag warning goes until 5:00 we are seeing wind gusts to 60 miles-per-hour on the higher elevations of the north bay if we take a look at the wind advisory this is what you will feel in your part of the bay area. the most noticeable timeframe for this will come in the early morning hours of tomorrow, dark in early tomorrow, monday, wind gusts up to 40 miles-per-hour that will happen for the north a community but if you are seated in any of the tannin here you are included on this you could get a few broken tree bridges are localized power outages, we will talk more about the record setting amateurs tomorrow we will go over that. >> hours after putting the north bay on alert pg&e is not including the bay area and the possible power shut u

>>now in effect and most of the bay area everywhere you see in red san francisco. contra costa county alameda county santa clara. all going into effect tonight are in joins them in this lockdown tomorrow at noon. so let's take a look at some of the things that are now suddenly off limits things that you are used to doing you can't get your hair cut or colored anymore. >>outdoor dining is even off limits that means restaurants, you have to go and just pick up takeout food that's all they're allowed to do. no more working out in the gym. outdoor playgrounds are going to be roped off again you also can't take the kids to the zoo anymore museums, or outdoor other family entertainment venues and open air bus and boat operators have to shut down as well. >>that means san francisco's parts are now off limits their playgrounds are closed. no more skate parks and the zoo, there is also off limits you can still go and have a picnic or small outdoor gathering with a maximum of 12 people. in the east bay regional park district what they're doing is all the campgrounds are off

red flag warning and the wind advisory.want to highlight the winds for you here. 11:00 tonight is when this goes into effect. the winds have switched to that offshore component. they're going to get faster as we go through the overnight hours. and this is 5:00 in the morning. it's really strong from early morning to probably about 8:00. then after 10:00, things will begin to quiet down. we're talking mt. tam, the east bay, from mt. diablo to the santa cruz mountains. once they get strongest, they will work their way down to the surface and that's why we have the highlighted areas for the wind advisory along the coastline at the lower elevations. here we get into monday afternoon and things should be much, much calmer. but with those winds they've really stirred up the atmosphere. and we have the surf to worry about into monday afternoon and tuesday. so this is our beach hazard statement. we have a high surf advisory and a high surf warning as we go through monday and tuesday. these waves, nothing right now. but they're goin

fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy is in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if they want it when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class red for a 12 kilo box. to be that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot of fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happening like this one during the summer of 28. the libyan coast guy. wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now markham i don't his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long so how can it just be about sovereign rights. it's h

red flag warnings in december are rare. the last one we had was 2017. now we have a look at the areas affected with the red flag warning. drew? >> it is a large area. we are looking at. so the red flag warning does encompass the entire north bay, east bay hills, inland east bay, and santa cruz mountains. it begins at 11:00 tonight. just in a few short hours. we're tracking the northerly offshore winds developing again this season that could gust over ha miles per hour in our hills. right now you look at the winds in our hills. they're not excessive but they are breezy. anywhere from say 10 to 32 miles per hour. the highest wind gusts we have. mount diablo right now is gusting to 32. winds are forecast to strengthen while many of us are sleeping. looks like they will be the strongest right as the sun gets up here early tomorrow morning. a much closer look at these winds and when they'll finally die down in the forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, drew. a big revelation in the expanded corruption case at san francisco city hall. up next a former mayor's

one that we get this year, but this is the 13th red flag warning that we've had for 2020 so. let's hope we don't get any wildfires with this upcoming wind storm heading our way but then cooler weather by wednesday and it looks like it's going to be a fairly dry out low just seen and jonathan even through mid december, but i'll have your full 10 at 10 forecast coming up at 10 o'clock the calendar is it does say december despite what the temperatures say it is so the i know we've all last a little bit of track of time. >>like what day is it. sunday but just shocking to see this and that we haven't had red flag warnings in december and 3 years yeah, thousands the north bay fires so believe it or not here it comes so we have another round of red flag warning starting tonight. >>thanks for free. so we'll see from or 10 want to see if there's any chance of rain in the 10 day go back or the computer and just run the models again. yeah dusted off reset turn it off. >>you know it to add a little bit yeah things are but greece right so that does it for us here on kron 4 news at not but

everywhere shaded in red all under that red flag warning.are expecting those northerly winds to gust over 45 miles per hour at times. near the surface, the winds are pretty light. but you go about 1,000 feet into our hills and the winds are speeding up. diablo already gusting to 50 miles per hour. so the offshore winds, they have arrived. they are forecasted to strengthen overnight tonight. a critical time we are watching, right around sunrise tomorrow morning. we're going to take a much closer look at these winds and show you when they finally calm down in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> drew, thanks. >>> still ahead on abc7 new 11:00 -- >> did you know that east bay regional parks shoots cats? it's part of their policy. i investigate why. >>> a big revelation in the expanding corruption case at san francisco city hall. up next, a former mayor's close ties to those accused in the case. >>> and as the pandemic has dragged on, bay area arts venues have now been closed for most of the year. we'll show you how san franci on t

the head of the international red cross warns that vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus also to come . we'll sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's it's relieved it's really. a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k.'s fiji born army veterans are told to leave great britain over bureaucratic mistakes as their story. good evening you're watching r t international start this hour too with some more live pictures from paris because protests taking place there again this weekend over security bill that could stop the public from filming the police or to gas has been used to disperse the crowds. ok let's go to charlotte pinsky then who's in paris forest we were just looking there at some ballance scenes over the last couple of hours and it looks like charging from where you are things haven't come time. you know they haven't come down as you can see we've just moved up the street and you get a sense that there's another fire taking place now we've also been given a warning by some of those who a

right behind over there in the red jacket. i have a similar question about terminology, and that is why we use the term the armistice and we say that repeatedly for the ending of world war i and we never call -- use that word again for any of the wars that follow -- line -- garrett: except for korea. >> is there is a difference between having an armistice or some other kind of ending? garrett: like a surrender? [laughter] about the word armistice and white as world war i and within armistice? the german army realize they were beaten in the kaiser -- essentially the french old agreed -- the french agreed for an armistice that it comes with a whole bunch of terms, a lengthy list. what they came with was basically all of france's military goals, the germans had had touate belgium, they move everything east of the river. everything the french and as -- us could have one in the war they did by getting the germans to surrender without saying they surrendered the the german army never officially surrendered, this is also problematic

you were talking about the red scare. could you discuss if any united states forces actually went to russia during the 1920 period? garrett: so, the question was during the red scare, and did any american soldiers go to russia during the time? especially during this huge up -- up people of the russian revolution. upheaval of the russian revolution. and the answer is yes. we sent soldiers basically to keep the japanese from making a land grab on the trans-siberian railroad. we also sent soldiers over the winter, which was horrible and they didn't know what their mission was. it was -- yeah, really awful. it's one of these mission creep things where you start off doing one thing and the next thing you know, you've forgotten about why you were even there. yes, we attempted to intervene in the russian civil war. the russians, by the way, lost 20 million people, just awful. and eventually it was the bolsheviks who won this thing. thank you for asking that question. there's one in the back here. >> you mentioned the treaty of v

fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy is in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. they get what it when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class red for a 12 kilo box. it would be if that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot of fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative. and there are actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happening like this one during the summer of 28. the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now marco might own his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long so how can it just be about sovereign

a red flag warning and wind advisory starts tonight at 11 o'clock for much of the region particularly for folks in the north and east bay hills so take a look at this map from the national weather service. >>it's incredibly rare for december to be like this in northern california as we see the areas here they're now under this red flag warning that starts at 11 o'clock tonight and goes to 11 am on monday morning. kron four's gayle ong is in santa rosa right now with more on how fire crews are preparing. >>here in santa rosa firefighters are worried about the high winds mixed with the dry conditions. residents are asked to secure or take down their holiday decorations a potential hazard that could turn even the most festive of times into a fast-moving fire. >>i don't think we would ever thought that would be telling people to prepare for a red flag warning and take down their you know their holiday decorations at the same time so. >>what we'll see a red flag warning in december due to diablo winds expected to return to the bay area sunday night. >>coupled with dry conditions and low hu

we are tracking a red flag warning going into effect later tonight. those winds get gusty tomorrow morning. we'll have >>> mountain lion cubs made the trip to their new home in ohio. the zoo dropped in a ball with some bison fur on it to see if they were mentally prepared. they seemed to be very active. the cubs went to it and were clearly amused by their new toy. captain cal was found in september badly burned in a wildfire near redding. the female cubs were found orphaned a couple of weeks later. >>> in the east bay shoppers had a chance to support black-owned businesses before mandatory shutdowns and restrictions take effect. this is the third year for the black holiday expo in oakland. but this year many of the businesses have been hit hard because of the pandemic. some don't have storefronts and rely on pop-up locations like this one. >>> abc7 meteorologist drew tuma with a look at the wind in the areas with that red flag warning. >> dion, we have yet to see a significant storm to kind of end our fire season. our ground is extremely parched. so w

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you have the red flag warning we have not seen that.t year, we had three of them in the month of december in the last 15 years. we are watching it closely. high surf is warning for the coast and 70 degrees temperatures. all on the way tomorrow. let's talk about the red flag warning. 11:00-5:00 tomorrow morning. wind gusts will be highest in the north bay and mountains will see the wind gusts from 45-60. and a closer look at the hour by hour in a moment and because of the winds especially from the higher elevation. the wind advisory will start at 11:00 tonight, to 11:00 a.m. in the morning. if there's good news, it's not as long lasting or not quite as strong as we have seen earlier this fall and in fact, if you have san jose, you may not notice a lot of the wind, here is a location that is not in the wind advisory. 48 degrees, we will begin to see more wind as we get in the morning. calm in walnut creek. and atop mount diablo, we are seeing gusts up to 35 miles an hour and livermore, 45 degrees, the tri-valley will see more win approach

fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if only when times are good we can make 550 euros with 1st class read for a 12 kilo box. will it be that's $45.00 euros per kilo here on board. up to 100000 euros can be made from a good catch in return the crew risks a lot fishing grounds for red shrimp off the libyan coast are particularly lucrative and they're actually international waters but the libyans have been claiming them as their own for years but incidents keep happy. again like this one during the summer of 28. the libyan coast guard wanted to stop the italian fisherman and arrest the crew now marco might own his crew has been caught in early september his 2 fishing trawlers were detained by the libyans the vessels owner is desperate 18 men have been detained in a benghazi prison for months no dispute within the dns has ever lasted this long so how can it just be about sovereign rights. it's horrib