the virus must not leave the barracks for me the barracks remain a red zone from a health point of view and guests must comply with rules established by law if someone who test positive leaves quarantine they must be fined and criminally charged in this arena barracks and traverse so the route $133.00 covert positive migrants out of $293.00 it's a major outbreak the guests are rioting they're refusing to stay in quarantine and destroying the infirmary it has cost incalculable damage to the image of the travel area to tourism to businesses those who commit acts of violence must not go unpunished i support the decision to jail for guests of the former serina barracks who attacked health workers and vandalized the rooms if you're watching with 60 minutes past the hour you without international law choose their head families of u.k. health workers who lost their lives on the frontlines of the battle against kobe made out lose benefits and compensation trap aroud preventable tell you about it. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an

up the barracks. i was the first time the seventies beside me had to clean up the barracks. but at that point i knew it was something very special because they were cleaning up the barracks for us. they didn't have to do that. it was clear that there were something going on that i didn't really know. the other thing that was going on in this town called oak ridge it was a brand-new town. it had just been built. he was still muddy everywhere in the throes of construction. there were big buildings going up all over the place. it was clear that it was a secret city. but what i was doing of course i had no idea. >> were you in a barracks now? >> we were in a barracks in this town called oak ridge, tennessee. this newtown brand-new barracks, brand-new city. >> how long did you stay in oak ridge? >> one week. again, we went through another battery of questions. so they asked me all kinds of questions. what they really wanted to know apparently was was i a physicist a chemist or a mathematician. they found a

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the virus must not leave the barracks for me the barracks remain a red zone from a health point of view and guests must comply with rules established by law if someone who tests positive leaves quarantine they must be fined and criminally charged. the guests are rioting they're refusing to stay in quarantine and destroying the infirmary discoursed incalculable damage to the image of the trivia area to tourism to businesses those who commit acts of violence must not go unpunished i support the decision to jail for guests of the former serina barracks who attacked health workers and vandalized the rooms it is exactly 60 minutes past the hour good morning this is international from moscow coming up the families of u.k. health workers who lost their lives on the frontlines of the battle against may lose benefits now in a government compensation trap i'll tell you what that's all plus the rest of the news very shortly. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this very dramatic development only and. i don't see how that s

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they sent me to an army barracks. i got into an army barracks and i went to sleep. i woke up, eventually, and i got, i spoke to somebody. they told me what i was going to be doing. i got my first experience at los alamos. so, next day after i got in, i got a job. >> that must have been a huge temperature change, going from tennessee to new mexico. >> let me see. it was probably 43. it must have been right in the middle or the beginning of the winter. but it's ok, you are going from the mountains of 10 down to the dry air of new mexico. ben: but the weather wasn't bad. i love the weather in santa fe. it was dry, sunny. it was cold but not unpleasantly cold. >> always sunny, there. ben: not like here. [laughter] >> not at all. step outside. ben: so, i, i was still a soldier. i was still in uniform. and i got a job. i was given a job. i still had no idea what was happening. what was going on. [laughter] at mysterious oak ridge, and then i see even more mysterious lost alamo. i had no idea what was going on. i was given a job. my first job, the very first job i was give

start reading it fence and not been some barracks i'm sorry, jefferson barracks was in lightless. start to read about that and discover that jefferson barracks was really the seat of the western department of united states army which was late for for which all of the western union was the first half of the 19th century where it was supported. so it was them that, the thing that i knew but had not allowed myself to fully think through became essential. in all these said it became clear to me, what is the missouri compromise but an imperial compromise. right? what is the dred scott decision that a decision over the future of slavery in land that is not yet launched the united states question right? and what is the homestead act or the transcontinental, it's seems elementary, but it was at that moment that i realized i needed to rethink some of the most basic categories that i was imploring to really fully frame the book around the question of empire and then to relate that to the history of anti- blackness. and at the same time i think tried to make the argument that many of the lan

country's delayed presidential election for the 3rd time his party selected him on thursday to be like barrack is. today you have all spoken allies parties and others i take note the point is attempt to change the constitution to keep yourself in power resulted in several

in the town of kathy and we spoke to somebody in the barracks just before coming on and he said they are waiting for a statement from the army right now the reaction in mali is that of a celebration on the part of opposition wanted to see kate out. as a story situation of caution on the part of supporters of the bible because there are reactions as well from across the world but the situation right now is a bit calmer than it was earlier mullions are actually glued to the radio and television stations waiting for any announcement regarding the incidents of this morning and this afternoon for now it looks like because it is in the hands of the meeting years or the coup plotters as it may be already a lot of people local and international are calling it a coup d'etat in mali tell us more about the international reaction we did mention the united nations but broadly what has the international reaction been. well basically countries like france have issued statements united states have issued statements in addition to what the united nations secretary general is saying then regional powe

it behoved washoe in the 2 guards who did the shooting was stationed in the barracks and so. they knew that the border guards weren't really supposed to shoot at children and young people. children. children had a special status. you could arrest them and hold them but you couldn't do anything else yourself escalate to soak up shop that was laid down. it was an order. and anyway there was a law or an order that if you fired at a minor you were to aim at there's no extremities. the 2 pointed out still killed. the flash i was taken away from the scene if his friend stayed. in the barracks it's all good the system is already working at full steam to ensure no accounts of what happened to chance. in the londoners for i stood for a long time in the hallway spread out in search position. you know with both hands on the wall and my feet away from the wall spread out. at some point some guy from the stasi came and took me into an office and questioned me. as i had to undress completely the works of osun over control of the that was my 1st interrogation. while they were questioning if

lee. >> more than just the barracks.ah. that said, the military, though, should be credited because as a couple of those people mentioned, you know, it is fought for diversity and affirmative action on many fronts -- >> in many ways it has been out front in this country. >> moved the needle -- it all starts -- >> let me add something to that. the military first desegregated ranks in 1947. almost everyone we spoke to said that they in some instances have experienced things that have happened to them worse in the civilian world. the military reflects what happens in the civilian world at some levels. but oftentimes they experience things in the civilian world that they do not experience in the military. >> all right. thanks, vlad. >>> ahead, an urgent new warning about the amazon rain forest. why the important ecosystem could face collapse. you're watching "cbs this morning." [♪] alright, guys, listen up. my momma... our grandpa... - my daddy... - our dad works on the highway. it's so scary. please be careful. slow down. a

and the buildings were some of the same barrack-looking buildings that you showed. and there was a historical marker saying this had been a camp and there were some graves inside and so on that were attributed to the war. then in 2017 we were taking our grandchildren there and at that time we knew where the camp had been, we passed it, though, because it was totally different. now it was an elegant school where i think people would come in to study certain things or something and their attitude towards us asking any questions just to be sure that's where it was, they brushed me off, didn't want to talk to me. when was the transition in germany where they're trying to, like, kind of -- i can understand, it's a long time since the war and probably not a proud history of those camps. when they started changing? >> the history in world war ii is pretty problematic. we get german officers at the school who have to be very careful about some of the things that they say in class. we take a number of students over to germany and we do a joint staff ride with american studen

to spend a little time alone with his wife after three point five years of community living in a barracks foxholes. job may no longer be a private, but his budget is one think he would like to keep that weight. particularly when he sees stuff like this coming along. ♪ and yours is not the only family doubling up. there are lots more like yours. lots more to come. nothing like a nice june wedding with orange blossoms, bridesmaids, and a very special ring. but today there is something you have got to take care of before choosing a ring. apartment hunting used to be fun , but even the exuberance of youth cannot change the fact of the situation today is tough. we have had a time with housing while you were gone. building materials and labor went to war. the materials that should have gone into houses like this were going into houses like this, roofing,indow glass, steel, paint, flooring. the fellows who usually build these were building these. there was practically no homebuilding except in critical production centers where great war plants sprang up and far stripped it housing facilities. th

has been right for the past 10 years he dumped many of his banking shares and went long gold miner barrack the biggest gold miner in the world so max what do you think about this sea change in his portfolio right well it was obvious that he would have to get into gold gold mining gold bullion at some point he had too much calf he was underperforming the stock market for 15 years he had made an enormous mistake at airlines again for the 2nd time in his career took a huge loss. and you never understood technology got in very late and he's got a problem now with all the money that he helped bring into existence by having the government bail him out perpetually not not not not in 2008 was a huge bailout of warren buffett and they had to print trillions of dollars he used to base the value of this figure out money the u.s. dollar and the only protection now we have as a way to preserve wealth is to get into gold so this is the 1st foray into gold just a pay that within 2 years 20 to 30 percent of the berkshire portfolio will be gold or exposed to gold buffett celebrating 90 years you know 90 ye

i was put into a barracks and just said stay there. a couple of days they came and got us and said we were leaving. i had no idea what was going on in oak ridge. none. at the point you made major desilva, did you have any idea that? eugene: no. service incal of that particular situation. you wouldn't believe it would happen, but you would be standing in the middle of it and you wouldn't really know what was happening. there was a lot happening that you didn't know about, yet you were part of it happening. so, i didn't know what they were doing at oak ridge. i didn't know what they were doing at los alamos. i had no idea about anything. all i knew was what i was doing. >> let's get into that. desilva,s meeting with what happened to you next? did they bring you in? eugene: well, within a couple of days, we arrived and were screened by desilva and warned about the security. we were all called to a big physicistsom and the in thoseere at los alamos days came in and began to interview. each physicist had a list of people in their hands and

also was the prime minister of mali who said they should lay down their arms and return to the barracks and negotiate the situation it probably could get as we hear a swim be inside the compound of the united nations mission in mali that is not confront by the united nations yet but countries like follows and the united states also condemned what they call an attempt to change the government by force or unconstitutional change of government this situation is come of this evening when compared to what happened in the morning when. gunfire was heard around inside the military zone at cutty and other areas outside the capital so that's the situation right now it's not clear whether or not they significant military presence we've seen near the airport and the state broadcaster has now receded but there are evidence that some senior government officials and military officials have been detained by the security forces by the meatiness ok for the moment thank you do stay there though because it's going to take 30 seconds just to drill down into some reports that we're getting from various news

dialogue if so the french president emanuel was also quick to react to a surge in soldiers to return to barracks and while the u.n. security council is to hold an emergency meeting on wednesday to discuss the crisis will be apparent to attempt plungers mali. deeper into crisis has been months now of protests demanding the president step down demonstrators blame him for corruption and for not doing enough to contain 5 links to al qaeda and a live update in a moment 1st this report from the fuck. hundreds of government protesters poured into the streets of the capital bamako some ransacking and burning government offices. they were responding to reports of an intervention in the country's troubled politics and the rest of president abraham. and prime minister. have troops were seen escorting a vehicle believed to be carrying the president. we have come out today to call for the total resignation of president cater because we heard there were shots fired by the military and we come out to help our soldiers get rid of the president . we are tired the country is paralyzed and i do not want this gover

soldiers to return to the barracks as criticism goes that that's that's not a very stern is it. yeah you know it's. all government have to criticize i have denounced nobody can see where nobody can help who is the well that's a good there's going to only maybe the people in the street but the man in the book yes that's but of the shots of the most they cannot see the good the can do and especially because the friend of france is very active in mali and we will be at. most 5000. president to break our will they were working with plan maybe they were not very happy but they were working with them and they will when you have a cool and we don't know how it will work out. but why did they one of those french military leader of the meanest mom needs. you wait has said this morning is that. he had knowledge of that put she's saying that all of the. military moves. from the un from baghdad we are we will consider them a palace and so only we have to be what we say is we have to open a dialogue ok they didn't call her for our 2 didn't call her for 'd a bit got to come back to something.

they were built in the corner of one of the barracks. the harry was under a stove and the last, one the dick tunnel, was in the shower room underneath the drain. each tunnel went right down for about 40 feet, which enabled them to avoid the microphones that they had in place so that they could hear the tunneling. and then of course that sandy soil, as we talked about. eventually, they ran out of places to put the sand and they decided they would sacrifice one of the tunnels, the dick title, and fill that with sand and with all the supplies they needed for once they got out. shortly after, that the germans found the tom tunnel. to the tunnels were compromised. and so they began working on the last tunnel, the harry tunnel, with renewed enthusiasm. they heard they would be shipped to a more secure camp because of their shenanigans and so they wanted to get this moving and get out as soon as they could. they finished this tunnel about mid march and it took them about 15 months to complete one of the tunnels. and they had to wait for a moonl

the mps had their barracks. he went all through that, went to the bottom. then when you got to the bottom of the hill, you began to get into the various areas where everything was restricted. you couldn't go there unless you work there. there were many sites back in the cells where only the people who worked on that particular compound could go to work. i couldn't go wandering around somebody else is site. i was restricted to my site where i worked. so the play spread out quite a long way. i've been back since and of course it's much larger now. >> that were you met your wife? tell me a little bit about that and about her. >> as i said, she work for the university of california for an aviation lab at berkeley. she was a single girl. my recollection is when i met her that she might have been working at a bookstore, i'm not sure. she had gotten her degree from university, and she was working for the university and she also had a side job working at a bookstore in berkeley. i met are there. the university of california asked her to go to los alamo's. she was s

after soldiers detained him he hasn't been seen since the military says he's being held at an army barracks for his own protection of a diet he was visited by an official from the u.n. mission in mali. and if. he's doing very well as are all the others they aren't under arrest there detained the cuban safety for their own security you'll agree with me that after this kind of situation there's some insecurity for example after he left his home some people attacked his house after he'd left some people have even come to us on their own initiative for their own safety. and can keep an eye on things well it's bringing up interests who is monitoring the story from a brooch or op ed how is that going down in mali the idea that this wasn't a coup and the president chose to step down. well basically i spoke to an academic a short while ago before coming on. and the question we are asked was whether or not it brought him but what. would have voluntarily resigned from office if the military had don't intervene he believed that despite the protests but what can or will still hold on to power until suc

i was put in the barracks and they just said stay there. onad no idea what was going in oak ridge, none. -- and you are part of what was happening. i did not know what they were doing at oak ridge. what they were doing in los alamos, all i knew what i was doing. >> after the meeting, what happened next? >> we were screened and warned about the security. we were called to a big assembly who was a physicist listed at los alamos in those .ays they had a list of names, they would call a name and whoever would go out would have an interview and they would decide where this guy or girl would be assigned. i was the last one in the room. when norman ramsey walked in and said you are a civil engineer and i don't know what we are and as ido with you said, i can get myself out there. we work from there and by that night i knew what we were doing. he told me what we were doing. end of all the people i knew they had site at that time. nobody knew what we were doing none of the gis knew. they did not really know what they were doing. -- they knew what sp

hasn't been seen since stepping down on tuesday the military says that he's being held an army barracks for his own protection iran's foreign minister has told the u.n. security council that the united states has no right to demand sanctions to be reimposed on his country u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe says that iran is violating its nuclear deal with world powers he wants to use a mechanism in the agreement to put sanctions back into place but the u.s. pulled out of the deal in 2018 iran and other signatories say that it no longer has any legal right to do though to do so u.s. presidential candidate joe biden has struck a tone of hope and unity on the final day of the democratic national convention he formally accepted his party's nomination promising to overcome what he called a season of darkness. those are the headlines next up here on al-jazeera it's the bottom line. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question has going back to school become the political football of this season let's get to the bottom line. the new academic year is off to a chaotic start for america's $500000

typically, you would not have the weapons inside the barracks with the grenades. but this was a layout as they prepare to go out to battle. they would have their web gear their cartridge belt, where they kept their ammunition. there are new zip bag where they would catch have personal effects, their underwear, socks, shaving equipment, soap, a lot of insect powder to get the insects off, extra bandleaders, grenades, paratroopers needed a lot of grenades because they worked at night and the muzzle flash would definitely give you off as well as the sound of the gun going off. it would definitely let the enemy know where you are at. they relied on hand grenades that night different minds that they would've cared with them to take out. enemy tanks are basically take out their tracks, gas masks, ammunition. they would carry extra ammunition for machine guns, they could carry mortar rounds. basically, paratroopers had to create a supply line. they were jumping behind enemy lines, if they didn't take it with them, they didn't have it. they had to become a supply line for

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