army stages a review in berlin. ♪ in this headquarters on the eighth of may, the final unconditional surrender has been ratified. ♪ german fieldtel, the former chief of staff. marshall jukov of the red army. ♪ ex-field marshal keitel signs for those still bearing arms. general admiral yvonne friedberg signs. american general spots from the eighth air force. british air marshal ted r. -- theodor. ♪ it is over. the war in europe has ended. ♪ in berlin, the brandenburg tower still stands. amid the ruins, dazed people wander here and there. not much else remains. in southern germany, allied troops move forward to complete the occupation of the country. ♪ the eagle's nest at berchestgarden, formerly hitler's mountain retreat. ♪ much of munich lies in ruins. the famous beer hall, little remains. ♪ one of the first war criminals is captured, hermann goering. ♪ [dramatic music] he is interviewed by allied newspapermen. ♪ field marshal castlekesselring, former commander of german troops in italy. ♪ field marshal von rumstedt, former commander of the west. hermann frank, former governor general of poland, high on the list of war crimina

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lieutenant general hodges and 10th army officers are present at field tests of the modified m2-a1's. the disassembly of the navy 12 millimeter rocket. projectiles of this type are approximately 28 and a half inches long and weighing 51 pounds, located on okinawa june 14 by the 115th infantry regiment. components are being removed from the steel body. this is the base plate and grade. the offset orifices give the spin stabilizing feature. removing the propellant, the rocket fuel consists of one short and seven long sticks of dark brown powder. each stick has a single longitudinal perforation. unscrewing the motor body from the warhead. the rockets aerial burst fuse is, in effect, a powder delayed train allowing the projectile to travel 2000 to 3000 yards before detonation of the main charge, which is housed in this warhead motor adapter. the warhead body is a one-piece steel cylinder with welded nose and contains a metal canister filled with 62 metal encased incendiary pellets. a small burster tube testing one of the sticks of repellent by igniting the smokeless powder. demonstrating

considered deceit the true dawn of freedom with the emancipation proclamation with those confederate armies in the field protected by them of southern armies to raise the hopes among african-americans and they defined that broadly and those that had denied him citizenship with the right to marriage and economic opportunity and so on so instantly to try to secure them. they are met from the very beginning with white southern recalcitrance who johnson gives them the power and there has a series of laws passed under the regime with the slavery of the one - - the ideology of proslavery ideology. that blacks have the subordinate status. congressional we as a construction we see real change for the first time because african-americans are voters and officeholders and there are other protectionist that have been denied and they require a political voice and as i have explained , tragically that experiment with congressional reconstruction is under siege the moment it begins even before it begins with that ideology and the southern democratic ideology was a zero-sum game to come at that expense. >> our next que

daniels and army officers are present at field tests of the modified m-281. >> assembly of the navy 12meter incendiary rocket. projectiles, 28 1/2" long and weighing 51 pounds on okinawa by 105th infantry regiment. this is the motor base plate and grid. the six position openings or offset orifices giving stabilizing. one short and seven long sticks of dark brown powder. each stick has a lodge tud national preparation. unscrewing the motor body from the warhead. the rocket's aerial burst fuse is in effect a powder delay train allowing the projectile to travel 2,000 to 3,000 yards before detonation of the main charge, which is housed in this warhead motor adapter. the warhead body is a one-piece steel cylinder with welded nose and contains a metal canister filled with 62 metal encased incendiary pellets. runing the length of the cylinder and centrally located is a small burster tube containing five acid pellets. testing one of the sticks of propellant by igniting the smokeless powder. demonstrating the assembly of the incendiary canister, a label contained in the rocket motor of a captur

daniels and tenth army officers are present at field tests of the modified m-2 a-1. >> this assemblye japanese navy rocket. projectiles of this type approximately 28 1/2 inches long and weighing 51 pounds were located on okinawa 14th june by men of the infantry regiment. components are being removed from the steel motor body of the rocket. this is the motor base plate and grid. the six openings are offset and give the rocket spin stabilizing feature. removing the propellant. the rocket fuel consists of one short and seven long sticks of dark brown powder. each stick has a single central per foration. unscrewing the motor body from the war head. the rocket's aerial burst fuse is in effect a powder delay train allowing the projectile to travel 2,000 to 3,000 yards before detonation of the main charge, which is housed in this warhead motor adaptor. the warhead body is a one-piece steel cylinder with welded nose and contains a metal canister filled with 62 metal encased incendiary pellets. running the length of the cylinder and centrally located is a small burster tube containing five ac

lieutenant general john hodges, curl rw daniels and army officers are present at field tests of the modified assembly of the navy 12-centimeter shrapnel rocket. 28 inches long and weighing 51 pounds were located on okinawa 14th june by men of the 105th infantry regiment. components are being removed from the steel motor body of the rocket. this is the motor base plate and grid. the six openings are off set orifices that give its spin stable feature. removing the propelpropellant, rockal hat sti rockalt sticks have fuel power. unscrewing the motor body from the warhead. the rocket's aerial burst fuse is in effect a powder delay train allowing the projectile to travel 2,000 to 3,000 yards before detonation of the main charge, which is housed in this warhead motor adapter. the warhead body is a one-piece steel cylinder with welded nose and contained a metal canister filled with 62 metal encased incendiary pellets. runing the length of the cylinder and centrally located is a small burster tube containing five acid pellets. testing one of the sticks of propellant by igniting the smokeless powder.

field of commands i'm. in general henry arnold commanding army air forces. sommerville, moved up to the chief a services of supply with a stupendous task of logistical support would what we finally be an army of many millions deployed throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. and north ireland, england, australia. on bloody canal relieved worry marines considered continuing to fight for the solomon islands. united states was not only does showing a will to fight but a two front war against half a world apart. on the 8th of november, 1942, american amphibious forces struck the shores of north africa. we were to use inappropriate american phrase in business. the business of an all out fight against paul powerful aggressors who had reached out to conquer the world. we had come thousands of miles but not for conquest. 1942 the commander of our ground forces, general leslie newton air said it. best >> united states is stretching out its arm to win circle the globe, not in conquest but in protection. even with our poor

field artillery. antiaircraft artillery. armored cavalry. army air corps pilots by the thousan thousands.an power as well as manpower. the vitality of all america was surging up to full tide. they performed miracles. planes, tanks. guns, ammunition, tens of thousands of items rolled off the lines to supply not only ourselves but our fighting allies. on the home front, 1942 was a momentous year. great plans and strategies were being laid and coordinated. supplies by the millions of tons poured overseas. nazi submarines took a heavy toll. but enough ships got through to help sustain our beleaguered allies. in the air, the tables were starting to turn. 1,000 royal air force planes in a single saturation aid smashed cologne, germany. in the pacific, our naval aircraft inflicted the first divisive defeat on a large japanese feat, winning the battle at midway. it was an hour of triumph. there would be others, but they would be slow in coming. our top military leaders were now taking the high places reserved for them by destiny. general douglas mcarthur, commander in the southwest pacific and ad

we are told the army is constructing a field hospital there.ritish economy suffered its biggest droon record as the covid-19 lockdown pushed the country into a recession. official figures show th economy shrunk by more than 20% between april and june. here is andy verity with more on the slump. andy: to say the recession is off the charts wouldn't quite be accura. u can just about keep it on your chart if you do one that looks like this. efover on theis the global financial crisis, at the time, the worst slump in 18 years. and you can see this line toclosese is what we have just and through. overall, the u.k. economy shrank by an unprecedented 22%, slightly smaller drop in spain but more than twice the size of the recession in the united states. philippa: there is some good news. the u.k. economy grew by more but we won't know until at least next month how sustained that here is katie prescott on white the u.k. hrt been hit ularly badly. katie: economists say there are several reasons, we went into lockdown later than other countries, so thesee

and we're still giving it because we're taking care of our senior citizens thank the army corps of engineers built field hospitals and the navy deployed our great hospital ships we developed from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than every nation in the western hemisphere combined think of that. we have conducted 40000000 more test than the next closest nation which is india we developed a wide array of effective treatments including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plausibly you saw that when sunday night when we announced it that will save thousands and thousands of lives thanks to advances we have pioneered the fatality rate and you look at it and you look at the numbers it has been reduced by 80 percent since april 80 percent thank you noted states is among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world the european union's case fatality rate is nearly 3 times higher than ours but you don't hear that they don't write about that they don't

examples of k-rations, 501 rations, the basic field rations the army had. a k-ration was a boxed meal. three meals, three boxes. you had breakfast, dinner and supper. various menu. breakfast, a canned ham, canned chicken. two types of crackers. four packs of cigarettes in each box. cigarettes were an issued item. you have either instant coffee, orange to make a drink. sugar, fruit bars, breakfast bar, maybe chocolate bar. it was designed by a nutritionist. designed to get the needed calories in the meal from a soldier that is on the field. some soldiers were eating these for weeks, months at a time, that it was not designed for that long of intake where they were having adverse effects. they were not getting that regular meal. they were suffering from that. this is a squad level -- not all soldiers would have this. from our research and photographic evidence, there's instances of the 517th, they almost have a whole field kitchen with them. where they were established. this would be carried by a squad. it runs on modern camp fuel. it is enough to heat up mul

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applause the army corps of engineers built field hospitals and the navy deployed our great hospital shipsere in the world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than any nation in the western hemisphere combined, think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments, including a powerful antibody treatment, known as convalescent plasma. you saw that on sunday night when we announced it. it will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advances, we have pioneered the fatality rates and you look at it and you look at the numbers, it has been reduced by 80% since april. 80%. the united states is among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world. the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours but you don't hear that. i don't write about that, they don't write about that, they don't write about that, they don't write about that and they don't want you to know those things. altogether, the natio

drawn of freedom, lincoln emancipation proclamation, but as long as there were confederate armies in the field, slavery was protected by them, the deceit of southern armies raises the hopes of real freedom among african-americans and they design that freedom very bro broad broadly. not only to work for wages as johnson would have it, but political voice, legal protections and the decision to deny them citizenship. the right to marriage, equal opportunity and so on. so they begin instantly to move forward and demand those rights to try and secure them and they are met from the very beginning of this presidential phase of reconstruction with white southern recalcitrants stoked by andrew johnson who gives former confederates, and restore power. and laws are passed in the south upped the johnsonion regime as one scholar put it the post slavery ideology in a world without slavery. these are so-called black coats that are meant to subordinate status on the free people. and when we have congressional reconstruction, we see real change for the first time because african-americans become voters and off

they had been at home and the army returned undefeated in the field. it is impossible to make that argument in 1945 for the reasons you can see here. another thing that's different -- what role should the u.s. play, and what role should multilateral organizations play? all of these questions come up in 1919 and again in 1945, and i would argue that in many cases in 1945, they would take almost a 180 opposite tactic to the one they took in 1919. another thing that is very different of course is the condition of germany itself. this is a photograph --- two photographs taken from roughly the same angle. the building on the far right of the right-hand picture is in the u.s. embassy just outside the brandenburg gate on the side that had been east berlin. the kind of canopy-looking thing in the background is the potsdam place. the picture on the left is taken out about the same place in 1945. one clear difference within the germany of 1919 and the germany of 1945 is that in 1919, german nationalists could argue they have really not lost the first world war.

point, boxes, ammunition crates, examples of "k" rations and 501 rations the basic field ration of world war ii that the army had. a "k" ration was a boxed meal. there was three meals, three boxes made up a day's worth of rations. you had breakfast, dinner, and supper. various menu. breakfast may be canned ham or eggs. canned chicken. two types of crackers essentially a graham cracker, club cracker, four pack of cigarettes in each box. cigarettes were an issued item. you would have either instant coffee, a lemon or orange powder to make a drink, sugar, fruit bar type breakfast bar, chocolate bar, maybe care mels but designed by a nutritionist to get the needed calories in a meal for a soldier in the field away from a regular meal. unfortunately instances throughout the war some soldiers were eating these for weeks, a month or two at a time and it was not designed for that long where they were having adverse effects, they weren't getting that regular meal and were actually suffering from that. this is a squad level stove. not all soldiers would have this. from our research and photographic evidence, in the al

the army corps of engineers build field hospitals and the navy deployed our great hospital ships we developed from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world now white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. donald trump is hoping that he gets votes from those that are still undecided and even some democrats who are feeling nervous about some of the social unrest that has played out across the united states in recent weeks and months well there may be some liberal voters who support verdes sanders on many of the social issues and really do want to see some of the issues of systemic racism addressed with the police forces they are drawing the line when it comes to the destruction of personal property when it comes to the destruction of potentially their homes their businesses and that's what donald trump is counting on so we've seen through his speeches and in the week of sort of a build up in the final days and hours of the republican national convention a very deliberate attempt to stoke those fears and really paint a very grim apocalyptic portrait of w

the army corps of engineers build field hospitals and the navy deployed our great hospital ships we developed from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world john feehery is a republican strategist and a partner of a lobbying firm because he says mr trump's messaging on the pandemic will have resonated with his supporters. if you look at the crowd inside the white house in the crowd outside the white house the one thing that both sides seem to agree on is they weren't wearing masks i think that most people believe in the united states that this coronavirus is going to we're going to we're going to counter this over the next 2 or 3 months we're going to we're moving in the right direction to see the numbers really decline and really rapidly in some of the most affected states and so what joe biden did is he said we're going to have a mask mandate and we're going to keep doing this we're he talking about cohen and they were present troposphere you were going to move beyond coded and start talking about the county there's a real weariness amongst the american peop

the army corps of engineers built field hospitals and the navy deployed our great hospital ships.e developed from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than ever nation in the western hemisphere combined. think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation, which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma, you saw that on sunday night when we announced it, that will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advances, we have pioneered the fatality rate and you look at it and you look at the numbers, it has been reduced by 80% since april. 80%. the united states is among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world. the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours, but you don't hear that, they don't write about that, they don't want to write about that, they don't want you to know those th

still giving it because we are taking care of our senior citizens. [ applause ] the army corps of engineers build fieldls. the navy deployed our hospital ships. we developed from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than ever nation in the western hemisphere combined. think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation, which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments, including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma. you saw that sunday night when we announced it. that will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advances, we have pioneered the fatality rate and you look at it and you look at the numbers, it has been reduced by 80% since april. 80%. [ applause ] the united states is among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world. the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours. you don't hear that. they don't write about that. they don't want to writ

still giving it because we're taking care of our senior citizens. [ applause ] >> the army corps of engineers built field great hospital ships. we developed from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than every nation in the western hemisphere combined. think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation, which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma. you saw that on sunday night when we announced it. that will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advances, we have pioneered the fatality and you look at it and you look at the numbers. it has been reduced by 80% since april, 80%. the united states is among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world. the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours, but you don't hear that. they don't write about that. they don't want to write about that. they don't want

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general eisenhower put the until field marshal with orders to attack from the north. patton's 3rd armyo attack from the south. two airborne divisions were rushed in, the 101st was ordered to hold the vital communication center at baston. it was during this action and the siege that followed, that general mcarthur made his famous reply to the german demand that he surrender. that reply was reportedly one word wrong -- nuts. if the enemy doesn't understand his typical american reply, the action which followed undoubtedly convinced him that it meant that the americans had no intention of surrendering. just six days after the offensive had been launched. elements of patton's army struck from the south. the pressure was off the 101st airborne. the first american army attacked from the north. after the british struck the bulge on the west, the 3rd army smashed from the north to hook up with the 1st army. then the weather cleared and our planes took to the air, blasting their forces. [ explosions ] >>> the battle of the bulge was soon over. the enemy was retreating. the germans had thrown the

[applause] the army corps of engineers built field hospitals, and in the navy deployed our great hospitaleveloped from scratch the largest and most advanced testing system anywhere in the world. america as tested more than every country in europe put together and more than every nation in the western hemisphere combined. a 40 millioncted more tests then the next closest nation, which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments, including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma. you saw that on sunday night, that will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advancements, we have pioneered the fatality rates, and you look at it, and you look at the numbers. it has been reduced by 80% since april, 80%. [applause] among the states as lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world. case fatalitynion rate is nearly three times higher than ours, but you do not hear about it. they do not write about it. they do not want you to know those things. altogether, the nations of europe have experienced a 30% greater increase in excess mo

this is a small supply unit and we have k rations and that was your basic field ration of world war ii that the army had. a k ration was a box meal. there was three meals, three boxes and you had a breakfast, dinner, lunch and supper and various menu and you had canned ham or canned eggs. you'd have canned chicken and two types of cracker. a club cracker, a four pack of cigarettes in each box. cigarettes were an issued item. y you'd have instant coffee, lemon, sugar, fruit bar, chock bat bar, maybe caramels and it was designed to get the needed calories in the meal for the soldiers that were away from a regular meal. unfortunately, instances behind the war, and it was a month or two at a time that it was not designed for that long of intake where they were actually having adverse effects where they weren't getting that regular meal ask they were suffering from that. >> this is a squad-level stove and not all soldiers would have this. from our instance and from our research and photographic evidence there are instances and they have almost a whole field kitchen because they were where they were estab

they had been at home and the army returned undefeated in the field. it is impossible to make that argument in 1945 for the reasons you can see here. this is done on purpose. germans,ts wanted the especially the berliners, to feel the pain of the war. the devastation created here in berlin was so intense that they were many observers who came to potsdam that thought it could never be rebuilt. it might be better to bulldoze the city and move the german capital someplace else. there were people including the american treasury secretary who wanted almost exactly that future for germany. he wanted to de-industrialize it. he wanted to take so much money out of it that it could not rebuild its economy, and he wanted to turn into a federal system where power would be in the german states and very little power would be in the central government. there are legitimate questions being asked in berlin in 1945. can the germans live better than the russians, the french, the poles? how can they possibly be allowed to live better than that jews who had survived the co

i went there, i went to landover fields to help the army how to wire their switches. the nagasaki bomb. >> to help them to do it or they did it and you supervised them? >> yes. for a little bit with them. >> you had that much of it impact on such a world changing event. >> it is true. have happened without me for sure. it is just that i am lucky i got involved. when i say lucky, i mean i helped end the war. that was quite an accomplishment. saved a lot of lives, as .orrible as it sounds those two bombs come in my opinion, saved a lot more lives than they cost, including american and japanese lives. >> if it were not for that, there would have been the invasion. soldiers, a lot of american soldiers, would have japanese would have died, i am sure. i was really very happy and honored. >> what was your most memorable experience during this whole time? was --climax when hiroshima bomb went off. that was not my bomb but i knew about it. i waited up for it, on the and number six was probably the most signaled of my time. my buddies had already been there. it was already sett

a large camp of soldiers and within about two football fields, you would have, for example, another civilian business. it was licensed by the army to sell civilian and other supplies to the soldiers. in our scenario, we are hypothetically assuming that we would also, like the army in the west, would have licensed a brothel, a house of assignation in a camp style. we have a front, if you will, of the sewing service, to keep a low profile. if, in fact it would be licensed like the army experimented like licensing prostitutes in some of the towns during the war, you do not want the criticism of the local community permitting the licensing of this kind of activity. so, as a result, what you have is a typical kind of brothel, which again would be run by a woman, in this case, miss black would. she basically comes out and hires me as a fancy man. we set it up like we would a bricks and mortar house. we are in the middle of what we call the parlor. this is where the gentlemen would come. they would be entertained by me. the other option -- sorry, the other obligation i have is also as a security man. in other words i provide security f

field of vision. he is refining his aim point on the enemy target. the loader is taking the army piercing round and loading it into the main gun. he takes it off safe and he will yell up and in that process the commander will make an estimation of range and somewhere in that fire command as soon as he gets it he will announce a rain tommy john the enemy target. that was particularly important because there was no organic range and capacity on this tank. it was purely an estimate. based upon the estimated range of the target the gunner will use the appropriate reticule inside his site to put the right site on that range for the enemy target. that sounds complicated. it would happen somewhere between 4 to 6 seconds to get a round off. so it is happening very, very quickly. a lot of the training and crew drill was geared to develop and hone those skills such that they could get those rounds off that quickly. this is a tank that is now 75 years old. it is dramatically different these days. we now have range finders. a laser beam light goes down and back in micro seconds. that range i

the army corps of engineers built field hospitals, and the navy deployed our great hospital ships. most advanced testing system anywhere in the world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than every nation in the western hemisphere combined. think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation, which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma. you saw that on sunday night when we announced it, that will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advances, we have pioneered, the fatality rate -- and you look at it, and you look at the numbers. it has been reduced by 80% since april, 80%. the united states has among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world. the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours, but you don't hear that. they don't write about that. they don't want to write about that. they don't want you to know those things. all together, the nations o

kiley at wood and ryan brown have learned a former delta army and ambassador have signed a secret contract to develop fields's expected to produce billions of dollars for kurdish authorities. >>> the state department and the pentagon officially publicly distancing themselves from the project. sources tell cnn behind the scenes the state department was active in making the deal happen. the deal strengthens the u.s. alliance with the kurds, key allies in that region. less than a year after president trump pulled u.s. troops from syria except for a small force to secure that country's oil reserves. the move will undoubtedly aggravate russia. >>> 1.9 million homes along the east coast still without power this morning thanks to tropical storm isaias. most of the outages are in new york, new jersey, connecticut with others scattered from virginia to new hampshire. the death toll from the storm is up to 8 including 5-year-old alize zsa talal, a child with autism. her body was found near a creek. >>> minneapolis, proposal to expand the police department is off balance. the process had been rushed, they need more ti

fields because they have caught in the crossfire. and now he has a thing just like the separatists cameroon's army has been accused of committing serious human rights abuses so we can't really say that the military are the good guys and separatists not a bad guys can we. maybe we did you call for us to identify who's the who gun was the bottom guy the media tells us that we have it here to protect the people and to support the city and here to fight for the people there in reality the people on the ground soften the brunt of these fine and good sides fault in human rights abuses called into human rights groups. so why are the separatists and they speak in regions so eager to create a brick away state. goes back to the history of cameroon cameroon was treated was i mean you said by 2 cypriot colonial powers the french and of british and the outlook for regions where we are concentrating our thought was i mean the south by the british style and the whole show is different from that of the french speaking region also the end of the regions have much more resources including pitch rule robots and to feel as though they do not enjoy these r

[applause] the army corps of engineers built field hospitals, and the navy deployed our great hospital developed from scratch their largest and most advanced testing systems anywhere in the world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together, and more than every nation in the western hemisphere combined. think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation, which is india. we develop a wide array of effective treatments, including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma. you so that on sunday night when we announced it -- saul that on sunday night when we -- saw that on sunday night when we announced it. you look at it and you look at the numbers, it has been reduced by 80% since april. 80%. [applause] united states is among the ofest case fatality rates any major country anywhere in the world. the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours. but you don't hear that. they don't write about that. they don't want to write about that. they don't want you to know those things. altogether,

camp of soldiers, and within about two football fields, you would have, for example, another civilian business, the sutler, okay? which was licensed by the army to sell civilian and other supplies to the soldiers. well, in our scenario, we're hypothetically assuming that we would also, like the army in the west, would have licensed a brothel, a house of assignation in a camp style. and so, we have a front, if you will, of the sewing service to keep a low profile. because if, in fact, it would be licensed, like the army experimented with licensing prostitutes in some of the western towns during the war, you don't want the criticism of the local community of perm permitting or licensing this kind of activity. so, as a result, what you had is a typical kind of brothel, which, again, would be run by a woman, in this case, our hypothetical miss blackwood. and she basically comes out and she hires me, as she said, a fancyman. we set it up like we would a bricks-and-mortar house. we're in the middle of what we call the parlor, okay? this is where the gentlemen would come. and they would be entertained by me. now, the other option -- or i'm sorry, th

went to andover field to ,elp the navy and the army guys they had to wire the switches in the nagasaki plane. andoverwhy i went to and utah before we went. >> you helped them to do it or they did it in you supervised them? >> yeah, yeah. you had that much of an impact on such a world changing event. >> it's true. it all would have happened without me. that's for sure. i was just lucky. when i say lucky, what i mean by do the i helped them work, and let me tell you, that was quite an accomplishment. we saved a lot of lives. , thoseible as it sounds two bombs, in my opinion, saved a lot more lives than it cost, including american and japanese lives. >> if it was not for that there would have been the invasion. >> there would have been in invasion and a lot of american soldiers would have died and more japanese will have died for sure. i was really very happy and very honored by it. >> what was your most memorable experience during this whole thing? on august 6 when the hiroshima bomb went off. that was not my bomb, but i knew about it. i waited up for it. august 6 was probably the most s

the army corps of engineers built field hospitals and the navy deployed our great hospital ships.e wor world. america has tested more than every country in europe put together and more than every nation in the western hemisphere combined, think of that. we have conducted 40 million more tests than the next closest nation, which is india. we developed a wide array of effective treatments, including a powerful antibody treatment known as convalescent plasma. you saw that on sunday night when we announced it that will save thousands and thousands of lives. thanks to advances, we have pioneered the fatality rate and you look at it and look at the numbers, it has been reduced by 80% since april. 80%. the united states has among the lowest case fatality rates of any major country anywhere in the world, the european union's case fatality rate is nearly three times higher than ours. but you don't hear that. they don't want to write about that. they don't want you to know those things. all together the nations of europe have experienced a 30% greater increase in mortality than the united s

poverty line thousands of farmers have been pushed of their fields in conflict over farmland and acts of violence by. $1000.00 ogust the army deposed president. after months of opposition protests the regional bloc they could have a community of west african states or ecowas and almost sanctions including an air and land blockade and the halting of financial transactions with member states. but some experts say that will only make matters worse this would have a tremendous effect because as you know we are very dependent on foreign trade and also we have an important task for us we have remittances coming from from the diaspora not is which is very important more important than aid and if the banking system if you have restrictions on the banking system and the transaction and this would have tremendous effect and also on the extra exports and imports and this is . very damaging to the phantom falls in commodity prices and conflict 1000 infractions had dumped the economy before the cool now the country's new rulers are asking the 15 member regional bloc ecowas for a preview. with the concessions we made we ask that the sanc