that's their kind of composite red cross woman. i think it is actually pretty accurate in terms of what they were looking for in terms of physical appearance but also practical real world kind of experiences. the vast majority of them were single. you could be married but you could not serve if you had children. and they were overwhelmingly white. the red cross professed on the face of it that they were not going to segregate their clubs. they were not going to segregate their staff based on race, but it absolutely did in all sorts of ways. now, betty jane was also an ideal candidate because she was attractive and not too attractive. i wish i could show you a picture because this would -- pictures of the women who did this would help you see as well what they're looking for. they wanted young women who would be able to remind the gis of women from home, especially their sweethearts and their wives. they had really given up on men representing momma, which was ideal in world war i. so, they want women who will serve as america's swe

so the red cross women were paid. they got about 150 dollars per month on the red cross carried the mandatory life insurance policy for you know for people who go to war the uso women were paid as well. but when they came home, they're not veterans, right? they're not they were in the military. i mean american women who were in the military weren't veterans in a full sense either, but so they weren't veterans in that sense. and i think there's some sort of you know at the time there's a public recognition that what they had done was important, but for most of them they just go back to normal life and the problem for me as a researcher has been that in trying to find the women's accounts of their life their diaries their letters, they all end with the war. right, so they go home and they go back to like normal life and they get married and have kids or do whatever it is they do and they're not continuing to keep that record of their life. and so it's been really frustrating for me that a lot of them are lost at the end

i think they can allow them to cross legally. they are not doing these things that would prevent this crisis from escalating. in fact, they have maintained much of the trump administration's policies, including the one about expelling most people who cross the border illegally. so i really don't see a big difference between one administration and the next. in fact, even when it comes to unaccompanied kids, the policy of allowing the unaccompanied kids to stay started in november , before the biden adminstration took over. they maintained it. they chose to maintain it. but despite the fact that that is leading to some of this family separation that i described, at the end of the day, i think both administrations have a hand in what is happening today. host: two bills on the house floor this week, the american dream act and the farm workforce moderation act. do these address the crisis on the border? guest: only a very modest amount. you are talking about allowing some people who were deported as young children back into the countr

that's why she joined the red cross. these women learned how to study sports, so they could talk to gis about their favorite games, and they learned how to break the ice. this work was difficult for elizabeth and her colleagues, because all of her life they were told that good girls do not make the first move. they do not talk to strange men, they don't ask them to dance, they don't flirt with them. so that kind of was difficult for women. and it also was difficult to be the men's circuit sweetheart. elizabeth was assigned to england. after the 82nd base had been in france, there were sent back before being sent back to france again, so while they were there, elizabeth learned how difficult it was, to work with them and try to develop these friendships, and essentially to be a grief counselor. they were called in to help these men process what they had just gone through, and she wrote home that to her parents, that it was tough to see what's combat had been to these men. she and her colleagues were not trained for this w

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they are crossing legally. without that they would have to cross the legally which is what i've been saying from the very beginning. this is the founders policy adopted the very first act on this subject no immigration, federalal restrictions and obviously through the years we have a policy a restriction and to the point where now most people who want to come to this country illegally have no option to do so we need a change of illegal immigration policy to ultimately address the border. >> changingst that policy in the last five minutes the american dream and promise act the workforce modernization act we expected to get votes on the house floor this week the larger biden proposal, do you expect to get the bipartisan support that has 50 votes right now in the senate any appetite? >> absolutely not they have poisoned that well completely by not inviting any republicans to the table. zero outreach. they treated this as a messaging bill from the start. it is about his non- bipartisan as you can get. so that bill

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on our intended this is our 0 live from london also coming up a surge in crossings and the ministration under pressure joe biden appoints vice president comer harris to solve the migration crisis at the southern border. rebuilding from the ashes thousands of refugees are again homeless after a massive fire gutted their camp in cox's bazaar. and one of the world's biggest connor ships runs aground in the suez canal causing a traffic jam with global consequences. under the european union and the u.k. have agreed to work together to safeguard the supply of coronavirus vaccines as the continent faces a 3rd wave of infections the compromise follows a bitter dispute over the supply of the astra zeneca vaccine which the u.k. prime minister warned could lead to long term damage earlier the european union said it would consider limiting the export of vaccines to ensure there was enough to go around but before any more vaccines arrive several countries are struggling to find the right measures to stop more citizens falling ill or a challenge report. spring is in the air in europe but so too is so

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coming up a surge in crossings and at administration under pressure.oe biden appoints vice president kamala harris to stop the migration prices at the southern border. rebuilding from the ashes. thousands of refugees are again homeless after a massive fire gutted the camp. one of the world's biggest cargo ships runs aground in the suez canal, causing a traffic jam with global consequences. the european union and the u.k. have agreed to work together to safeguard the supply of coronavirus vaccines, as the continent faces a third wave of infections. the compromise follows a bitter dispute over the supply of the astrazeneca vaccine which the u.k. prime minister warned could lead to long-term damage. earlier, the european union said it would consider limiting the export of vaccines to ensure there was enough to go around. before anymore vaccines arrive, several countries are struggling to find the right measures to stop our citizens from falling ill. reporter: spring is in the air, but so too is something less welcome, something that is also having its reb

. >> tomorrow's a big day for the red cross. it's giving day. that's when the red cross urges americans to donate assistance. our washington correspondent basil john reports on how the past year affected those efforts. >> the demand for the red cross is probably greater than ever. the american red cross says the pandemic has taken an enormous toll on families across the country. what we hear from family says any help. is wonderful. american red cross spokesperson trevor reagan severe weather conditions this past year also left thousands of people in need of food shelter and water. that little bit of funding or the reese the shelter. the ability stay in a hotel paid for by the red cross can make all the difference and their long-term recovery and so we're expecting to see that same level of need this year. reagan says 2021 picked up were twenty-twenty ended and that means more aid is needed across the country. meteorologist are forecasting a very severe spring with flooding tornadoes and soon get into a hurricane and wildfire season again. so the

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as some return others arrive for their chance to cross. a few miles west at another port of entry a makeshift migrant camp has been growing in numbers in the north and they rely almost entirely on handouts from charity groups for food and other necessities there are at least a 1000 people staying in these tents just a stone's throw from the us mexico border some have been here for more than a month and many say they're growing desperate. game with a 117 years old and arrived in mexico from honduras last year he was sent back to mexico by u.s. border patrol a few days ago but says he plans to cross again before the end of the week. my intention is not to try again they say it is a convention center in san diego where underage migrants can stay so a plan to try to cross again on saturday. many at this camp say they're waiting though they don't seem to know what for the message from u.s. officials has been clear the border is closed and nobody will be allowed to cross. but the hope of many here is for u.s. officials to change their minds and

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to animal crossing. president crissy activists in hong kong have made content available to be used to circulate political messages like. whether they like it or not play is a bound to be confronted with political issues and animal crossing for the foreseeable future. to be completely honest i'm not sure that game complaining is a good idea sometimes i just want to switch off radical political groups are using animal crossing to spread more extreme views as well users can flag content but nintendo doesn't have a real strategy to stop hate speech unfortunately the same is true for many other platforms multiplayer games have a huge problem with racism and sexism even if they think it's just fun men and boys are creating a toxic atmosphere online still crossing a line as a recent example from germany shows. streaming star montana black normally has over $3000000.00 followers on the video platform twitch due to his massage honest and sexist videos all 3 of the 32 year olds account was blocked for a month afte

we did try to ask some of them as they were crossing where they were from.not get an answer. so we don't know much about the families, but we do now they -- do know they have made their way into the united states. the vast majority of people apprehended crossing the border right now are being turned back around to mexico under a pandemic-related rule called title 42. but the biden administration is not turning away unaccompanied minors, and border agents are making exceptions for some families. u.s. officials say they are seeing high rates of recidivism, the same people attempting to cross again and again. ruben garcia, who has worked in migrant services in the area for over 40 years, says the rule keeping people out could also be fueling the current increase in unaccompanied minors. ruben: families that have been expelled multiple times that are traveling with children, and some of them are making the decision to send their children in by themselves, because they have families someplace in the u.s., and they know their children will be released to them. so,

, the normal illegal border concert retains about $4000 to cross into the u.s. it is not whether they get apprehended or not. they pay $4000. that means criminal cartels generated over 400 thousand million dollars -- $400 million in profit in the month of february alone. that is an astronomical number. host: can you speak to what your agents have and have not been able to provide them. we are hearing stories about is this an -- rotating sleeping spots on floors. guest: these are the same detention centers that we had in 2014. so, what really frustrates myself, especially when i put on a uniform and i go out and patrol the border, what really frustrates us is when we hear the political rhetoric. when we get attacked or putting children in facilities that were built, that were supposed to house these children, we were supposed to be able to get them out of our facilities within 72 hours. we cannot do that. when we have this and flex. we have the exact same facilities that were built in 2014, yet we were accused of putting kids in cages and we do not hear that same

, visit redcrossblood.org, download the red cross blood donor at or call 800 red cross to find donationnt in the area. >> the red cross is anyone who donates blood between march 15 and the 26th will get in exclusive red cross t-shirt. >>> when the pandemic is behind us and a chapter in the history books, gosh, that will be nice, will have a place to visit some of the key moments that mark this past year. cbs natalie brand reports from washington on the growing collection of artifacts to tell the story of covid 19. >> reporter: when critical care nurse sandra lindsay became the first american vaccinated against coronavirus it was a turning point that would go down in history.>> i hope this marks the beginning of in and of a very painful time.>> that pfizer vaccine file carefully preserved at the smithsonian national museum of american history. north well health in new york donated lindsay's vaccine materials in scrubs marking the beginning of the covid 19 collection.>> we want to document the story from multiple perspectives got patients, petitioners, scientists, politicians and teachers

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but they crossed into the u.s. erke miants like hermenia, hoping to cross into the u.s. patience. >> we are not saying "don't come." we are saying, "don't come now." because we will be able to deliver with us live from brownsville, texas, on the border. matt, we know president biden spoke with the mexican president today about the u.s. relationship with mexico. we've seen the moves by the biden administration, making to overhaul the immigration policy. but you have learned tonight that officials are seeing an increase in illegal border crossings? >> reporter: across the board, david. they are seeing what they are calling a significant spike and the most concerning to them is what you just mentioned, unasxeeed minors crossing. they say that 9,000 children and teens crossed into the u.s. just in the month of february. they add that right now, in u.s. custody, there are 12,000 unaccompanied minors. david? >> all right, matt gutman tonight. matt, thank you. >>> now, to the deadly storm this monday. the straight line winds that turned deadly. this evening, at least 15 states

chance to cross thejungle.ezuela, cuba but also many countries of africa. it is impossible to know how many cross each year or how many died en route. in symmetries like this one it is increasingly common to see graves of those who drowned while trying to cross. these men are from cuba and they are trying to get to the us. translation: now because of the pandemic the border between colombia and panama is closed. there is no sign of humanitarian organisations here. the future depends on those who can cash in by helping them cross illegally. this man is telling the men to start the journey. and this is the last sort of piece of civilisation that the migrants are going to sea for at least a week. now they are going to go into thejungle. the week. now they are going to go into the jungle. the coyotes seemed to be controlled by one of the most powerful armed groups in the country with around 3000 soldiers. but the army captain tells me illegal migration isn't the only thing they are keeping tabs on. for at least 15

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they decide what crosses who crosses where they cross, when they cross, if they cross, and i mean thissn't change they work 24/7. the border for them never ever closing and scouts all along border and river bank, an they also extend miles into the united states. and these you want to know how emboldened they are and how this is escalating, well more than year and a half ago when i was at the border for a long time, the scouts never carried weapons. you just did not see that. when i was back there in december, we saw scouts all carrying assault rifles, the battles that were going on when i was there year and a half ago have intensified and escalated. we heard battles with 50 caliber machine gun and 40 millimeter grenades attacked on border patrol agents that were -- cartels, sniper and team that moved in to position and in texas and that were forced out of the area. there's been such intense gun battles on border that border patrol agents have been pulled back from patrolling those areas temporarily at times. and no one is talking about the fact that these are the most powerful criminal

i think it's difficult to cross-examine people telling the truth. there is a way to do it. it's difficult. i think the defense attorney has done a mediocre job because it has taken him a long time to make minor points. mr. williams, there are things he didn't see because he had not arrived on the scene when the confrontation started. that's a fair point on cross-examination, but it took the defense attorney a long time to get there. with the second witness, the young woman darnella, you have to be careful. i think both witnesses are truth tellers. it's fair to question the things they don't know or didn't see, but you want to be careful about calling their character into question. so far the examinations i have seen by defense counsel have not been short or simple and therefore not terribly effective. >> what's happening outside the courthouse? >> reporter: it's relatively muted outside the courthouse. there are a group of protesters who have been here since the beginning of jury selection, about a dozen or so down the street much when you look what's happening inside the c

still, very soon, we see another crossing at a point further down the banks. this time, a group that looks like four adults, one carrying a baby in his arms. they climb up the u.s. side, jogging for a moment, then walking along the wall and out of our sight. soon after, 50 yards the other direction, a group that looks like four teenage boys. not long after that, what looks like a mother and daughter. they wade carefully through the water, but the mother struggles to make it up the steep incline. the young girl reaches back to help her up. eventually they reach the top, and continue walking, hand in hand, on their way. i have to tell you, this is an incredibly long stretch of land. the families seem to come out of nowhere, and then make their way quickly across. we did try to ask some trying to cross where they were from, but they did not answer. so, we don't know much about the families, but we do know they have made their way into the u.s. the vast majority of people apprehended crossing the border right now are being turned back around to mexico under a pand

, they did cross here illegally. a few years, was sent back. that is certainly all just a little snapshot of the problem here on this border, for where i am to where all the way to where casey is and the messages don't come, we talked to one migrant, nelson from honduras, i said, did you hear not to come? this is what he had to say. >> they were letting people in. >> the u.s. president's message that now is not the time to come? >> no. >> now, take a look at the live press conference we are waiting on from greg abbott and he's probably aware, in the last 24 hours the number of crossings in this area, el paso, up 138%. over 1700 crossings of 170% in the numbers go on, but the real number everyone is talking about, the number of unaccompanied minors talking every day right now, 565. that's up from 313 and february, compared to 2019, year long average would be 208 a day. so at the end of the day, really you have to ask why are so many unaccompanied children coming? that is because the administration is not sending any o

and animal crossing is an effective way to reach a relatively young mostly female target audience. it's difficult to assess the advocacy of animal crossing or other online games and campaigning but in this case they definitely managed to grab the media's attention has shifted. is not the 1st u.s. politician to try using gangs during an election campaign in 2006. party favors the democratic presidential primaries made a campaign appearance in the virtual world of 2nd life he was defeated by barack obama who then went on to set up a virtual campaign headquarters in 2nd life in the run up to the 2008 election his campaign ads appeared in sports and racing. because of the lack of transparency there's a potential danger with political campaigning in online games. with animal crossing and joe biden there's a lot of media attention and they specifically targeted that game but generally speaking anyone could do that. trumps. the animal crossing pro-democracy activists in hong kong have content available to be used to circulate political messages likewise the. test. whether they like it or

animal crossing., animal crossing: new horizons allows players to perform gentle tasks while maintaining their own paradise island. one thing that's really great about animal crossing is that it's just a really relaxing game. apart from the pure entertainment value games offer, allowing players to collaborate on tasks or speak to one another adds a social dimension to lots of games. currently, actively, i play monster hunter: world and animal crossing. i play both of them because i can play them with my brother. he lives in germany and i live here. yeah, us playing together has been a little bit like a, i don't know, family day out? we just had a whatsapp call and we played animal crossing for hours and just talked about things and we talked about his work and we talked about my work. but then mostly, we just spend time virtually together. there is real science underpinning the study of people's gaming habits. research at oxford university has found that playing games could be beneficial to mental hea

europe paid people smugglers to cross the english channel won't have the same rights it's understood the government wants to be able to troy for a period of around 6 months to send them to other countries before having to look at their asylum claims here in the u.k. . refugee rights groups are saying that there is nothing illegal about arriving here in the u.k. through any means the united nations has also cast doubts on the proposals the government here is saying that other governments will have a moral duty to cooperate but lots of critics are pointing out that a they won't be minded to and after breaks it the government here does not have a right to send back refugees to the 1st e.u. country they arrived in and they're pointing out that it's the government's own moral duty to process asylum seekers of everyone who arrives on these shores it's not legislation yet so we don't know how far the government will push these controversial plans nadine barber for inside story. let's bring in our guest in london john campbell emeritus of anthropology and law so us university of london in br

i started to cross this little ravine. it was fairly level, i'm sure, when i started to cross. not realizing all day that i had been bleeding and my arm was broke. i put my hand in my pocket and carried it like a sling. that's all i ever got for that arm. it growed back fairly straight. i had a lot of trouble with it all the way through prison, but i managed to start -- i started out across that valley. it seem like i was running up and down the little hills but i didn't realize it, but i was passing out, i had lost so much blood and getting pretty well out of it. and i fell. and when i did, that was the last time i had seen my buddy, howard. i don't know whatever happened to him. i don't know if he got killed, but he was a pretty sly fellow. he might have got out of there, i don't know. i never did see him after that. but i fell and for just a few minutes, i was out. and when i come to, i could hear the feet, you know, the chinese running on frozen ground. and i thought, well, if i could just lay still, maybe they'll go on by me and then i can get up and go. and so i did try t

these young, unaccompanied children crossing a stretch of the river alone. these three made it across their fate unknown these two boys quickly picked up by u.s. border patrol. for franco cruz, the journey was to reunite them in the u.s. with family and a better life "i brought her with the idea to reunite her with her siblings and her dad, not to lose her life. >> that mother on telemundo is just heartbreaking. the desperation to get to the u.s. has a lot to do with what's going on in their home countries. >> reporter: that's exactly right, jose. and advocates tell me so long as the conditions in their home countries remain desperate, people are going to make the calculated risk to take that dangerous journey. jose >> antonia hylton in mission, texas, thank you. >>> more members of congress toured border facilities today, where migrant children are being held they've been providing firsthand looks at what's going on inside, like this video from republican senator james lankford on friday showing just how overcrowded the facilities are kelly o'donnell is tra

who is crossing? who is crossing and why does it matter? i want to bring up this pie chart to show.ter? >> that still makes up the majority of arrests. those are people more likely to cross the border more than once. so we don't know if those are individuals or if it's someone crossing several times. but the number we're looking at is the unaccompanied children and families. when talking to officials, that is their biggest concern is how that number grows. so, for example, we reviewed documents this week that showed that there is an average, a 21-day average, of border patrol arresting more than 340 migrant children a day. that's concerning. that's levels not seen since 2019. it's that slice of the unaccompanied children we're keeping an eye on. >> that's one of the reasons the biden team, senior officials going to the border trying to get a firsthand look asking questions, not only federal officials but state officials as well trying to sort it out. that's the question, where are the children? 7,700 unaccompanied children in custody at the moment. why is that number significant? >>

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at the beginning of the 12th century the margrave of the north mark albert the bear cross the elder and took possession of the land to the east. the slavs who lived there were not killed but subjugated because the 2 tins needed as many people as possible to tend the land. in many areas of northern europe people left their homes because here in what is now the state of brandenburg living conditions were much easier. the country was sparsely populated and the new settlers were able to establish large farms. they also brought their priests with them and had soon built a church in every village often with the help of monasteries of the local rulers. the 1st they used stones from the fields but soon they were also firing bricks made of clay which is plentiful here. where there is a particularly beautiful example of a brick village church. the pastor opens the door for us services are rarely held here and the church is usually kept locked due to an exodus to the bigger towns. some of these abandoned churches hideaway truly valuable are treasures it was a visa but what makes this church except