it will be about 300 soldiers crossing, a lot less than the 2400 that actually crossed in 1776.it for 2400, it would take all day. it took washington nine hours. but yes, about 300 today, and about 48 boat crews. the boat crews come out and practice. they practice on a local lake. then we come down and practice on the river. so we do -- the planning goes on all year. there will be a meeting in january just to debrief, and then we will start planning for next year. >> i kind of have advanced training, because my father fished. he never owned a motor. when we went out fishing, we rowed in the chesapeake bay. cod andt our spot, our rockfish into the bay. i was 10 years old. so doing this is just a reflection of my childhood. >> as a reenactor, i have been doing george washington for nine years now. it is a tremendous opportunity. as you look around here and you see hundreds and hundreds of visitors that come to this park just to see this one event, it is an iconic event. it is something that is not only is regionally important, but also nationally important. because without this vi

crew.are 48 boat 300 soldiers crossing, a lot less than the 1776.hat crossed in if we had to wait fort would take all day. it took washington nine hours. they practice -- the boat crew practice on a local lake then we come down and practice on the river. the there is a lot of planning all year. there will be a meeting in january then a meeting next year. >> my father fished. he never owned a motor. when we were not fishing, we rode in the chesapeake day. -- chesapeake bay. was 10 years old. i started rowing the boat at 10. rowing this is just a reflection of my childhood. as a reenactor, i have been doing george washington for nine years now. it is a tremendous opportunity. as you look around here, you see hundreds and hundreds of visitors who come here just to see this one event. iconicny iconic -- an event. without this victory, the army would have collapsed. >> how did you get into doing this type of thing? historian, ieur have been doing reenactment for -- when you work your way up from a private to a sergeant when officer, you look at your predecessors and say again quote i could

where i stand here you can see behind me the main crossing and the only crossing the border crossing between saudi arabia and qatar it has been like this for 3 years now and we've been here since early morning today no vehicle no people have crossed this border crossing either to saudi arabia or to qatar and we understand we haven't got actually the at the the explanation from the people here in the crossing but we understand that it's going to take time before they are really ready for that because as you mentioned cove it has its own aesthetic sions and its own formalities we haven't seen any of those formalities being taken here or prepared we haven't seen doctors who haven't seen anything about quarantine anything about tests we know we know that these booths behind me are and we asked the policeman the year they told us they are ready but beyond that and more than that we don't have any other information about what the qataris are planning here on this border when are they going to receive the 1st people from any of the 2 sides and we also don't know if they are waiting probably

fingers crossed.e pandemic with virtually all forms of live entertainment being forced to shut down. entertainment is a huge draw for tourist destinations and a few years ago... i visited to buy to meet the cost of a new theatrical lodge extravaganza. we are talking 65 world—class artists, athletes and performers. talking motorcycles circling around in a bowl in mid air and best of all, in the middle of a desert, you can even get rain. like venues all over the world, they were forced to shut down as well when the pandemic hit. but then now they are up and running. and last month, lucy got a behind—the—scenes look at how they managed to reopen. it is about five o'clock so there are two hours before showtime and i have been lucky enough to get a sneak with the technical rehearsal that these guys do every night. it looks incredible and i cannot wait for showtime. incredible and i cannot wait forshowtime. it incredible and i cannot wait for showtime. it is a mixture of draw dropping acrobatics, music visu

streets and when not to cross them. it turns out that coyotes are very smart about actually observing the change of traffic lights. man: so, this is the backside of the park here. there are almost no limits to coyotes' ability to adapt to the urban environment... because south central l.a. is probably synonymous with the most inner-city neighborhoods in the world. finding coyotes here is just-- just amazing to me and exciting every time i'm able to collect some more scat. here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some

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city to $39.00 border crossings between low and the german silent are affected. just down the road stuff advent demonstrates the core of the problem he crosses the border from france to germany and back again from germany to france just like thousands of people do every day they went shopping just to be on the safe side. but overall i don't know what's going on i just hope it will all be over soon it will probably be through. the covert 900 pandemic has brought to light difficulties in the franco german relationship for example when it comes to cross border commuters. filipe lives in france but works in germany as a vocational trainer last month his working hours were reduced and the government subsidized his wages he was then double taxed due to a loophole. like the woman in germany the monthly wages get taxed which they did without salary too but we also need to pay taxes on the reduced working schedule subsidies in france. germany has announced it will close its borders to countries where new coronavirus variants spread rapidly currently this is not the case i

every day they take the same route through paddy fields just a few kilometers away by crossing paths they can reach the venezuelan border while evading police. from. the. benefit of. the. regulars you know but you know they're over to give you the big legal almost cult of carlos and his cousin are meeting the venezuelan accomplices who will be arriving with containers filled with fuel. going damaged if. you haven't done a 5th in the. but . also soft to film from a distance he's worried he hasn't told the other traffickers that we are with him. he also just found out that there are soldiers patrolling the area. using gestures he explains that the police could shoot at us. once we arrive at the meeting point call us worries that it was a mistake to bring us very loud but i think i think it will make when i have been i'm going to hear what others think of it. but how about that what has been the are down. i mean hide in the bushes but we don't have to wait long 20 minutes later a few silhouettes appear at the edge of the cliff. first 5 then 10 then 20 then 30 all these men i'm nervous a

why the camp was set on fire is still unknown the bosnian red cross describes the situation as an all time low for human dignity. but. it's catastrophic those who make the decisions about the moderates should see what's going on here something has to be done and we can't just wait for tomorrow. but other camps in bosnia robo filled and further accommodation projects are being met with massive resistance from locals and regional politicians. that it would now after a half a century partnership of britain has finalised its split with the european union rex it appears off to a smooth start at the key e.u. u.k. trade link the port of call a moments after the separation at midnight the 1st to trucks went through the new custom checks all things are going smoothly now both european and british businesses have warned of massive destruction to the flow of trade and people once the holiday weekend ends and correspondent barbara sent us this update from dunkirk france. so this is the last piece of our brecht said goodbye to or on the 1st of january when the hopper off the dunkirk quite the next

he buys and sells in the uk and france, crossing into the uk ina uk and france, crossing into the ukting and exporting and what paperwork might be involved? you will certainly need declarations and a certificate of origin because you crossed the border. it isjust origin because you crossed the border. it is just paperwork that you will need to do. that'll come with competition and cost. but possible. rory, from carol, travelling to norway in april, stopping off in other countries along the way, has been told that she needs a pcr vaccine 72 hours before she arrives in norway, but is it possible to do this while travelling, do the rules differ if you are travelling to other eu countries. i can give a brief answer by saying april is a really long way away in terms of how quickly events are unfolding. away in terms of how quickly events are unfolding! away in terms of how quickly events are unfolding. i wouldn't worry about it too much at the moment. we will see where we are with vaccines and with tests and things may look very different by the time april rolls around. we certainly will

often, it is been people crossing.ofer the secure fence act 2007, during the construction of ins wall, engineers filled this entire valley with this giant berm and totally changed the watershed here. so that they can put a fence on top of it. i don't know how many cubic yards of dirt it is, but it is best. -- vast. is, there hasn't always been such fortifications here on the boundary. right here in the bush, under a juniper tree is a little plaque that the boy scouts put in place to celebrate the fact that crossedennifer sarah from mexico united states through these valleys. either here or just over the hill. and established what became the california mission system and basically san diego itself. roots in traveling across this boundary are ancient. i think when it comes to this debate about border enforcement, seemingly everyone is willing to few areopinion, but so willing to inform themselves. hopes i had it for this book is when the leaders meet the characters, they are meeting people who live on the boundary. arehe

has been people crossing. during the construction of this engineers filled in this entire valley with this giant berm and totally changed the water down here. so they could put a fence on top of it. i don't know how many cubic yards there is. thisnteresting thing about is there has not always been such fortifications. under a juniper tree is a little plaque. it has been put in place to celebrate the fact that j crossed from mexico into the u.s. through these valleys. established what became the california mission system. and san diego itself. our routes and traveling across this boundary are ancient. onn it comes to this debate border enforcement, seemingly everyone is willing to have an opinion. are willing to inform themselves. one of the hopes i had for this, they are meeting people who live on the boundaries. people who make their livelihoods here. migration numbers have been down. more people are going back to mexico. people tend to cross in a certain age range. cross in that age, you are not likely to. m

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most often, it has been people crossing.nder the secure fence act of 2007, during the construction of engineers filled in this entire valley with this giant berm and totally change the wire -- the watershed here so they can put a fence on top of it. i don't know how many cubic yards of dirt it is, but it is vast. the interesting thing about this is there has not always been such fortifications here on the boundary and right over here in the bush, under a juniper tree is a little plaque that the boy scouts put in place to celebrate father junipero crossed from mexico into the united states through these --leys either here or in just over the hill. and established what became the california mission system and basically san diego itself. in traveling across this boundary go to -- our agent are ancient in fact. everyone is willing to have an opinion, but so few willing to inform themselves. hopes i had for this book is when the readers meet the characters, they are meeting people who live on the boundary whether it is people who

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migrants find their own solutions they just try to cross the bridge as often as they have to in order to make it's to the other side. sun has also decided to give it a try today to get out with a friend but they don't want to attend crossing one of the 2 bridges instead they just want to get across using a commuter train france is only 2 stops away from each other with god's help it will work out somehow i'm an optimist there's messy there are. a few hours later how sun sends a message saying it didn't work out a passenger alerted the police and he was turned back at the 1st stop in france he says in a few days he will try again to gets to the other site. sports now and abundantly to leipsic were looking to bounce back from defeat in dortmund last weekend but instead they suffered another setback to their title and basins after being held to a draw and wolfsburg. leipzig strode out knowing a win would at least temporarily put them top of the table but your novels man's man faced tough opposition involves borg the hosts had won their last 5 home games but started this match snoozing. t

in 80 days french sailor yannick 1st up and wins a race to sail solo around the globe despite not crossing the finish line 1st we explain what happened. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us thousands of protesters have been on the streets in poland for another night after a near total ban on abortion came into effect on wednesday in warsaw some protesters clashed with police and several were arrested the government's ban means terminating pregnancies will only be allowed in cases of rape and incest and if the mother's life is at risk. was. was for a 2nd night thousands protested across poland chanting anti-government slogans. they are demanding a reversal of the abortion law and the resignation of the government. and it was all scuffles with police broke out. and several demonstrators were breast it was. the poll suggests more than half of the population is against the new restrictions. yet that myanmar from up a body that one cannot deprive women of their rights this is half of the nation all of us often half of the nation is deprived of their rights of the right to make decis

cross-channel ferry traffic between the u.k. and france has moved smoothly on the 1st day since beggs it came into force no serious delays reported as hundreds of trucks crossed into france by ferry and through the channel tunnel. iraq explosives experts are trying to defuse a naval mine found attached to an oil tanker in the gulf on thursday the vessel was refueling another ship in international waters near the iraqi port of basra iraq's army says it evacuated the vessel is not clear who was responsible. there's rising tension between the u.s. and iran almost a year after the assassination of iranian military commander. he was killed in a u.s. drone strike in baghdad when earlier this week the u.s. conducted b. 52 bomber flyovers and sent a nuclear submarine into the gulf over concerns iran may be planning an attack on the anniversary also to bari takes a look back at the assassination. in the early hours of january 3rd 2020 shortly after arriving at baghdad international airport major general hossam so in mind he was killed in

single market and customs union has been fairly smooth there have been no major delays in the cross-channel movement of trucks and ferries to and from france paul brennan reports from the english port of dover. the countdown to the new post relationship was projected across the departure gates at the french side of the euro tunnel rail link moments later the 1st lorry was having its documents checked . the trade deal agreed on christmas eve means no tariffs and no quotas but there is significantly more paperwork and most of it needing to be done in advance the year it'll operator is get a link the change is a really about. formalities it's time there is a truck can you fear they have to show us the. i have done. online before coming here it's a significant change for logistics and haulage firms on both sides of the new trading frontier the u.k. is expecting $220000000.00 additional customs declarations every year at a cost to business of some $9500000000.00 the ferry crossing between the english port of dover and cali in france handle some $2500000.00 freight vehicles every year but less th

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hello and welcome to cross top where all things are considered on peter lavelle it seems inevitable there will be new security regulations passed into law in the wake of the events on capitol hill the original patriot act was made law to legitimize the so-called war on terror will the patriot act 2.0 focus on domestic care and how will the u.s. and gauge the e.u. once joe's an office. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and we have plenty isn't in oslo he is an associate professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the new book russian conservatism originally crosstown prose in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to church in budapest 1st like i said in my introduction george i think we have a kind of a parallel structure here and we have the so-called war on terror after 911 which was an utter failure ok we can talk about that on the sidelines here but it seems to me that the this is a template they've you know the wa

find out more at olay.com >>> since last march, canada has banned americans from crossing the border trying to stop the spread of the coronavirus. the ban is set to expire on february 21st. and it cannot come soon enough for the small towns and businesses that rely on cross border traffic. anna warner reports. >> reporter: when lars jacobson spots a truck crossing the border in to the united states. >> oh, you may actually see a border crossing, here comes a truck. >> reporter: he sees unfairness, covid has stopped people from coming in, but not trucks facilitating commerce. >> the truckers can go back and forth because covid can't get them. but an individual, it can, what? doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: his package store? jake's landing idaho is in spitting distance of canada and now may go out of business. >> we are open, our customers are the stuck on the other side of the border. our clients are canadians. >> reporter: in normal times canadian customers save time and money by shaking packages to jake's small mart on the u.s. side. >> but now, shelves are jam packed. just tr

how many crossing you make to have a one i really i begin. to make a commission i believe will be $400.00. $400.00 like that for i need every year. sometimes coming on the phone to 30 or so we can go through a good snow. this is house kind of benefits and his teaching off to thousands of cross-pollination is created be eternal to me in the night 970 s. their invention revolutionized the world market. where you begin to work on the long sail in life because because of this waste of 40 percent of the who the used before this mutation the limit was to 3 days full days at the most when we export at the mud goes to europe and we exported the lot the most to whoop we used to flight by openings because if it has to go by boat form is rigged to most saves the mother would be motion nobody nobody would touch it. to extend the shelf life the scientist uses a mutation he discovered by chance the purpose of this tomato is to disseminate his seed for the next generation so the moment of the seeds are ripe. to fall off the bush bump into the ground. explod

it's a mode of startup pushing them to cross over to south africa you have to categories of people. normally go to buy goods in south africa to resell in zimbabwe and the largest group of people who want to cross to so africa to get jobs some they work in south africa already but they had come for the festive season to zimbabwe but these people most of the them do not have. papers like your immigration papers or payments to aiken south africa they usually just go. but this time around because of 19 so africa is also tight and there are systems for people who are coming in they are requiring all of the tests results and all but some of these people cannot afford to get a test in zimbabwe because their course is also high so that's the reason why you find that the border is now having too much or people who are piling up were trying to write. about that pressure that congestion let's talk about the reasons for that and all the authorities in south africa and zimbabwe are doing anything to diffuse the situation. under suffolk inside so that is tightening its own security. allowing peop

people tended to cross in a certain age range, late teens to early 30's, and if you don't cross, you are not likely to. ,exico went through this boom but now they have aged out. not only have we had negative migration numbers for almost 10 years, we are notyears, we are e another boom, so when we look at defending this boundary without the numbers that had been, that money is our bridges, roads, schools, so people should be aware of what they are spending it on. announcer: this concludes our look at emigration in america. , visitwant more programs c-span.org. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal, every day we are taking your calls live on the air on news of the day and discussed policy issues that in back to you. coming up, concerned veterans for america, discussing priorities for the new congress and incoming biden administration. senior policyon's researcher talks about her recent study on how the pandemic is impacting teaching and learning in america's elementary and secondary schools. washingtonn's journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. be sure to join the discus

now one day into briggs it and cross channel freight traffic between the u.k. and france has moved smoothly laying to rest earlier concerns about potential backlogs this was the 1st ferry from britain to dock in the french port of calif several hours after the u.k. officially left the e.u. customs union no serious delays are reported as hundreds of trucks crossed into france by ferry and through the channel tunnel. where companies face new costs and paperwork including customs declarations and border checks paul brennan reports now from the english fort of death. the countdown to the new post relationship was projected across the departure gates at the french side of the euro tunnel rail link moments later the 1st lorry was having its documents checked. the trade deal agreed on christmas eve means no tariffs and no quotas but there is significantly more paperwork and most of it needing to be done in advance the euro tunnel operator is get a link the change is already about. for many teams ok now it's time there is a truck coming here they have to show us that t

is all to see a live from doha with breaking news coverage of this historic moment 10 republicans crossed the political aisle to support trump's impeachment but most argued the vote is divisive. this is all about madam speaker the end bridal hatred of this president. president tom calls on americans to avoid violence and vandalism as concerns grow about more demonstrations ahead of joe biden's in all the racial. donald trump has made history by becoming the 1st u.s. president to be impeached twice in the past hour the house of representatives formally charged him with inciting an insurrection that's after capitol hill was overrun by his supporters some who were armed on wednesday the crowd was attempting to stop joe biden being certified as the next president 5 people were killed in a remarkable result in the house 10 republicans backed democrats to vote in favor of the impeachment john's time ends in a week many republicans say the charges are baseless and a form of revenge but democrats say he is unfit to hold office. we must constitute to do they want to get in while the president fail

now one day into briggs it cross-channel freight traffic between the u.k. and france has moved smoothly laying to rest earlier concerns about potential backlogs this was the 1st ferry from britain to dock in the french port of cali several hours after the u.k. officially left the e.u. customs union no serious delays were reported as hundreds of trucks crossed into france by ferry and through the channel tunnel and passengers arriving by train in the u.k. from mainland europe faced no delays either some of the 1st people to cross the channel on the eurostar on january 1st say little a change in terms of paperwork needed to enter britain they say there was greater scrutiny there were documents relating to covert 19 meanwhile the british people are reflecting on what life outside the means for their sense of identity our desires the barker reports from london. a clouded sunrise over westminster nothing extraordinary here many of breaks its changes will be slow. even but in the minds of british people the u.k. now adrift from the e.u. is alone again for some th

not yet so we've been here since the early morning and nobody has yet crossed service this crossing behind me we have see them trying to prepare the booths trying to check the cameras dusting off the table desks and so on and it's very clear that they are waiting for impatiently waiting for the opening of the border actually the the the announcement was made but probably they are waiting for the official signing of that agreement as those leaders are meeting discussing the type now we asked the police here at the checkpoints and they told us they don't have details yet but observateur the place we see that there aren't enough preparation we know that we are in we are under covert circumstances right now we know about the destruction is related to that no doctors have arrived here no medical facilities no places reserved for quantity and or for the type of things even the customs or so we haven't seen much of activity there so i think it is just a situation of wait and see before their leaders give the green light and also it will take time of course on both sides of this border telling the

side reports say rebels have attacked trucks that have tried to cross while waiting the drivers cook and sleep next to their vehicles. of course this blockade has created an enormous financial crisis we're racking up expenses while we're stuck here we've not been paid for a month because we only make money when we make trips with trucks stranded like this we are nothing. trucks coming from ca are have also been held up while trying to head west into cameroon about 30 were allowed to make the crossing this week but more keep arriving ca r. is landlocked and depends on cameroon for its exports and imports including food. we transport essential items goods that are of primary importance for survival my truck for example carries refrigerated goods when a container carrying perishable goods is stranded for many days it's a loss for the company it's a very big loss for the company. neither government has released official figures for the economic losses due to this the hate but while the transport companies and the businesses who rely on moving goods across this border of feeling the pinch

city to $39.00 border crossings between low and the german silent are affected. just down the road christophe advent demonstrates the core of the problem he crosses the border from france to germany and back again from germany to france just like thousands of people do every day they went shopping just to be on the safe side. i don't know what's going on i just hope it will all be over soon it will probably be to. the covert 910 demick has brought to light the difficulties in the franco german relationship for example when it comes to cross border commuters. filipe on the way our lives in france but works in germany as a vocational trainer last month his working hours were reduced and the government subsidized his wages he was then double taxed due to a loophole. in germany the monthly wages get taxed which they did with our salary too but we also need to pay taxes on the reduced working schedule subsidies in france. germany has announced it will close its borders to countries where new coronavirus variants spread rapidly currently this is not the case in love m.

fingers are being firmly crossed.ng to do is essentially by itself more time in a few more areas. they will be waving import controls on goods coming into the uk to allow them to get the necessary systems and infrastructure in place to manage that. the government accepts there will be bumpy moments as people adapt to the new post—brexit environment but insists that today marks the moment when united kingdom takes back control of its destiny. mark easton, bbc news, dover. northern ireland will continue to follow many of the eu's rules. 0ur ireland correspondent, emma vardy, is in belfast. any sign of the changes making any difference yet? just the first signs will stop you have to remember that brexit me in something different here in northern ireland to the rest of the uk because of that special arrangement which means northern ireland stays effectively within the eu single market for goods while the rest of the uk becomes separate. that means lots of new checks and controls on goods crossing the irish sea from great

america struggles with surging cobbett 19 numbers colombia and forces a cut few bucks to legal border crossings from venezuela are fueling the increase in cases. on uganda's long term president yoweri most 76 a 6th term in an election marred by violence former pop star bobby wine is his main challenger a favorite among young voters. welcome to the program donald trump now faces trial in the senate after becoming the 1st u.s. president to be impeached twice his republican party is beset by infighting after 10 republicans broke ranks and joined democrats in voting to impeach him for allegedly inciting rioters to storm the capital washington d.c. meanwhile is on high alert and the run up to president elect joe biden's inauguration next week. in the last 4 years the white house has perhaps never been so quiet this after its top president was impeached a 2nd time. fencing has cut off the 1st residence more significantly to president trump twitcher has cut him off from his supporter. but supporters aren't necessarily turning away even after congressional democrats and 10 members of trump's own republ

and what about for the red cross?y contributions. they depend on charitable help. they depend on individual legacies and so on. is this an issue for the charity sector and for your organisation? not so much now, but worrying about the the coming months and years ahead. there's an unprecedented level of support needed to meet the humanitarian need, both here in the uk and across the world. so we're encouraging people to donate to the british red cross global coronavirus appeal and to get involved as volunteers. and we've seen overwhelming support from the british public in support of this crisis at home and around the world. the headlines on bbc news... germany's christian democrats have elected armin laschet as their new leader — a key moment in the race to succeed angela merkel as chancellor. a sanitation worker becomes the first person in india to receive a covid vaccine — as the country begins to vaccinate more than 1.3 billion people. president—electjoe biden sets out plans to speed up immunisations in the united

customs union and single market and all eyes are now on the new customs border with crossing procedures now in place the truckers face long lines slowing deliveries or will traffic flow smoothly facades are watching closely. with the clock ticking down on 2020 and a new year approaching this is what britain's future with the european union will play out the new pit stop at the euro tunnel a brand new facility where trucks are processed with paperwork no driver has seen in decades midnight prada historic moment not least for the 1st driver to cross here amazing. this to be for the 1st. not only for new. but is it not for the new. ok. it all seemed like a logistical nightmare the weeks before breck's it had seen thousands of trucks trained in lines extending for miles many rerouted to a local airfield their future on clear london in brussels reached a final trade agreement only days before the new year meanwhile tunnel operators were doing their best to get their act together. before. the 1st truck passed through as expected just after midnight the teams were there systems are ready so th