and then over here is also another one called "the north star" which again depicts partisans, containing actors and actresses of the 1940s. of course after 1945, things changed. the soviets became our enemy. we saw them -- we saw them very seldom in the movies. excuse me. until the soviet union fell. and then all of a sudden we began to see movies again. for example, again, "defiance." about soviet jewish partisans and many others that came along. but as i was saying about the uniform and about the reference that i'm a guard, when the red army was first organized in the 1920s by trotski one thing he wanted to do was eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czar-ist regime. so under the czars, the uniform of a regular soldier in many cases would look like the one i'm wearing. the difference would be the raised collar and have ep illets. so he took the red army and said i want to make it a working man's army. so when you go to work, you don't wear a suit with a raised collar and ep illets, you have a suit that has a lay-down collar. so as we saw on the front of the book, that is what we c

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jon mchenry is vice president of north star opinion research, a conservative focus and survey group.inia. the president hasn't spoken for three days. what do you think of the performance? it's more of the performance? it's more ofa of the performance? it's more of a script this time. he did stick much more to the strip. you can tell it a few times it seemed like he was fighting against what is natural comeback in and gr. wanting to lash out until china but not mentioning them until later. a little bit more restrained and on message for some of his adviser. he was led into the china issue by a reporter. how much of a debate do you think is going on within the white house about this? because a lot of republicans have actually been advising the president not to ta ke been advising the president not to take part in these briefings after that disaster last thursday. yes, there's been a lot of advice i'm sure saying mr president, if you're going to do this, you need to be very circumspect about it. you could tell he was very much on script. he brought in a lot of business leaders to talk a

we're using this as the north star in plan issing the response. >> the chicago public health commissionerr. allison arwady, thank you for your time. good luck to you. >> thank you. >>> so, these are challenging times, of course. we can tell just by that conversation. and there's so much good that's being done to help people who are in need. that good has no age limit. i want to introduce you to british war veteran captain tom moore. look at him here. he's 99 years old. he turns 100 later this month. happy early birthday to him. he wanted to raise 1,000 pounds for the uk national health service. so he decided to walk 100 laps of his garden. >> in just a few weeks, he ended up raising 20 million pounds. that's more than $25 million. >> it's absolute fantastic. it's unbelievable that people would be so kind. >> so the money raised will go to medical workers, volunteers, patients affected by coronavirus there in the uk. excellent work there. >> that is one determined man, no doubt. thank you, captain, for your service, of course. >>> a quick heads-up in the next hour, michael smerconish is jo

again and i can make an argument that the twitter feed actually sets the cadence and is a public north star for every single person to understand what the president is trying to accomplish and keep people accountable for it because traditionally hold a press conference, the media won't always cover it but now there's a real-time entered and accountability measure for everyone to see exactly what the president is thinking and doing. i think he's hilarious. i actually like a politician that is outside the party say one thing to another thing consensus in washington dc. i don't care if he offends a couple people here and there, i like the fact he punches back twice as hard and politicians have been fighting and they've been for quickly okay with this kind of managed decline so when i heard this time and again i said that's the thesis of the trump presidency. here's the big picture of the trumpet doctrine. first of all when you go into the doctor and say give me the bad news, tell me everything going on that's bad and present president trump in his announcement address was brutal. he said we're

>> sports has been our bellwether, our north star in many ways, it is certainly the entity that providest escape for so many fans, the idea that there's hope, something other than this. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci says sports themselves could return sooner but with no fans and weekly testing of players. beyond the ball parks, new yo orleans mayor says it won't happen until next year and experts say our new normal in more common places, where we are so used to being shoulder-to-shoulder will be different. >> if peru in a restaurant or a coffee shop, you might have fewer taiblbles or further apar. in officers shifts not everyone is there at the same time or not everyone is packed together as tightly as before. >> reporter: and are kids' experiences if school already fundamental ally changing with distance learning may keep changing? the college board is preparing for people to da tick s.a.t. test at -- to take the s.a.t. test at home. widespread temperature checks all being considered. the governors of several hard-hit states are requiring masks to be worn on public transportation and e

kang nara is one of the biggest north korean youtube stars.ll at school when she decided to flee the regime. nara lives in a tiny apartment in seoul with her mother and stepfather. herfather and brother don't want to defect. according to the unification ministry, defectors on average earn a third less than south koreans. there's a big appetite for north korean stories here. hyun—joo has used the skills she learned in the north to earn herself a big stage in south korea. singing over the years, hyun—joo saved enough to pay a broker to bring her mum to south korea. unlike south korean teenagers, when nara arrived here five years ago, she didn't even know what social media was. she's now got 50,000 followers on instagram and 90,000 subscribers on youtube. nara also hosts youtube shows for broadcasters, responding to endless questions about the lives of north koreans. it's yu hyun—joo‘s weekly recording of now on my way to meet you. but there's been days of preparation before recording the show. the programme makers say their aim is to reduce prej

kang nara is one of the biggest north korean youtube stars. at school when she decided to flee the regime. nara lives in a tiny apartment in seoul with her mother and stepfather. herfather and brother don't want to defect. according to the unification ministry, defectors on average earn a third less than south koreans. there's a big appetite for north korean stories here. hyun—joo has used the skills she learned in the north to earn herself a big stage in south korea. singing over the years, hyun—joo saved enough to pay a broker to bring her mum to south korea. unlike south korean teenagers, when nara arrived here five years ago, she didn't even know what social media was. she's now got 50,000 followers on instagram and 90,000 subscribers on youtube. nara also hosts youtube shows for broadcasters, responding to endless questions about the lives of north koreans. it's yu hyun—joo‘s weekly recording of now on my way to meet you. but there's been days of preparation before recording the show. the programme makers say their aim is to reduce prejud

that's a very clear north star. i don't want anymore people dying. i want to protect my health care workers and my hospital capacity. and i want to manage this virus. but without surveillance data, i could never make a reasonable economic decision. we should be in a position shortly to be able to do both. but, yes. unless my peak data shifts, it doesn't look like new mexico is ready on may 1st. >> okay, governor, michelle lujan grisham, we will be in touch with you and continuing to send our best wishes and strength your way. so that new mexico can get through it, as well as anybody. thank you very much for taking the time. >> thank you for everything that you're doing, which leans in and provides good information to americans and viewers about the severity of this deadly virus and about the impacts that we can all have if we work better together. thank you. >> we're doing the best we can. thank you. >>> new york's governor says the state will begin aggressive antibody testing this week to see if people actually have the virus. but as one, or at leas

. >>> the company that runs the heavenly, north star, and kirkwood ski resorts is going to credit people who had season pass this year but couldn't ski at the owned this much season because of the coronavirus. they said that current pass holders will receive a minimum credit of 20% to next season's pass. people who used their passes less than five days or not at all will get a credit of up to 80%. right now all resorts are closed because of the stay-at- home orders. >>> those temperatures today warmed up nicely over yesterday. they're going to warm again tomorrow. these were the highs from today, and you can see they are up there. 86 in santa rosa. 83 in napa. 87 in fairfield. that will turn into maybe a 90- degree reading tomorrow. it will be a couple of degrees warmer, especially in these inland spots. along the coast, fog, patchy fog like today, and there will be breaks in it, but the fog will keep the temperatures coast side in the upper 50s and low 60s. maybe some 62s or 63s. but pretty light stop. so the outside in san francisco, beautiful night, as i mentioned. still pretty mild o

and been skuexecuting it since it's focused on 5g, industrial iot, and cloud that was really the north starwe put in place for the company. >> now, when i went over your conference call recently, this was the march one, before the preannouncement better there are a huge number of trials going on with wireless carriers how does a trial convert to become a full partnership? >> yeah, so, it clearly starts with engagement. you have to have the right technology that they want to procure. so it really starts with a review of your product you get a design win, meaning that they like what you've got you have to prove it out it goes to a testing trial period, then it goes to commercial launch. so it's reel i a chain of events you go through this is pretty standard for mobile operators around the world. >> can you give us one of the successful ones? >> my goodness verizon is one certainly vodafone in the middle east. telstra in australia another one going on, at&t was launched, mobile many in the hopper can't name names there are 20 in stages advancing through the test and trial period >> how dozen s

jon mchenry, who's vice president of north star opinion research, a conservative focus and survey groupident taking part in further press briefings. there has been a lot of advice saying, mr president, you need to be very circumspect about it. you can tell that he was very much on the script, he brought in a lot of ceos and business leaders to talk about how the country is united in this fight, it is notjust the administration working on this, it isa administration working on this, it is a group of companies, a lot of business leaders thank their employees. they wanted to spread credit around today. once the press got an opportunity to ask questions about an hour, he did get into ita about an hour, he did get into it a little bit. it has been pretty strong, telling, looking at approaches to the coronavirus, whether they support the democratic governor in some states. very locked based partisanship, most republicans inked the way the president does. even to the point of trying to explain a way, the thought you might inject into your system to try and kill the coronavirus. many are asking

sanjay gupta, our chief is back, my brother and north star for many of us during this time. you were right when you told me that i would see a different side of this once the virus took root and that certainly came last night. thank you for teaching me the word rigors. i know understand it better than i ever thought i would. >> chris, you -- look. i just want to say, and i know this is not what the segment's about. first of all, i'm happy to see you. we spoke last night after the show. you had these rigors. i'm just going to say it, so bad that i think you chipped a tooth. >> yes. >> this was significant for you, chris. and i'm just going to say, as well, you know, we talk about abdication of duty. i don't want to abdicate my duty. i know you are a worrier, but you're allowed to take a day off. say you feel worse today, i'm glad you don't have the tightness in the chest still. i was worried about that, but chris, man, you know, we love you, we think about you and it's okay to, you know, i know you're dreaming about this stuff, you're fully engaged but it's okay to take a day

doing and clinton and i think old chief executives are capable, clinton taught me that to have a north star i've then emerged myself from policy from him which is why this book and the other book i wrote are about policy that you have to have ideas to really illuminate what you're going to do and then you have to be really tough enough to see those ideas all the way through and there's things that i talked about as we go on about chicago that were those -- that very influential kind of mentor that he was for me. >> it's interesting because you say and -- and it's interesting and not but but it's interesting that you say as a mayor you actually have to have ideas, you have to get things done, there's no where to hide. people are there every minute. >> they will find to your home and find you. >> and they did, right? >> they know where you are. >> the future of society right around the world is with mayors and cities. explain for everyone on how important mayors are. >> the basic premise of the book is why also i ran but also i believe that my whole career until this moment is about president

to 40 centimeters not unique but a rare event all to say for the rest as day through bogus area north star will keep revolving overnight temperatures will drop again but not as much as they have been so subzero but we're not record luckily this part of cold europe is slowly warming up. thanks very much for that rob well still ahead on a. migrant camp 20 want to test positive for the virus displaced by conflict. dealing with the threat of corona fire. and wimbledon cancellation leaves many players in a difficult financial position will have more on that. to his supporters hungary's prime min. there is a guardian of europe's borders manning the ramparts against migrant told. to others viktor orbán is an authoritarian demagogue whose far right agenda poses a significant threat to democratic values people in power investigates the leader taking his country to extremes hungary europe's bad boy on a. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much input and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone el

few of them might be some more to come but this is a position that stretches from denmark in the north star into the balkans and east through poland so germany is not alone and it's already been does see them far as these are of course forest fires but given the dry tinder is there on the ground they could be worse than normal the pictures of a particular good one this is in the western side of germany now are i did say things might change but unfortunately. as it stretches far east is potent in poland and the rain has been followed that to reduction in the lake level this again is but central poland we've got a lot to make up for and in the immediate future of the rain is still further south and more particularly in spain portugal is running up through france however there is a hint that this thing the harmony actually is wanted to get into a decent area of low pressure and if that happens it will tend to throw the right into germany there's some hope for you before cross to stuttgart represents it 3 days of rain wrapped up thanks very much indeed. still ahead on al-jazeera. on paul recent

stretch to imagine a society to be feel free and confident and safe and valued but take it as the north starirect all of our political movements. >> we were talking in the back but you have to me, where at one point in the book that you are moving through the world and maybe you follow in one - - fall into the water trauma than thinking about it you do fall in the water or you don't. maybe we should recognize that. the framing is part the bad thing happen to you and then the rest of your story is how you climbed out of the water. what if there is no dry land? it is not my job to adapt to violence against women it is unacceptable they will never adapt by accepting it. [applause] that i will never escape it. i have been doing this thing for a while friends of the guardian newspaper and you know those things how many of the squares have crosswalks prove that you're not a robot. how do these stories are violence against women? the story with trump and weinstein but all with the women protest yesterday. but five out of seven are violence against women so it is not my job to adapt to accept the un

in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korean cinema of train an al-jazeera. in the. to. the world. this is al-jazeera. hello there i'm a star and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the us has the world's worst day of the coronavirus pandemic almost 1200 people die in just 24 hours a warning to people and will hunt to stay indoors and it fears the virus could be making a comeback. a spike in cases forces israel to seal off.

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. >> you've called him your north star.s legacy is going to be? >> i mean, he has hundreds of students. we all loved him the same. he taught all the students the same. all like a big extended family. he was so full of things. and he has the ellis marsalis center in new orleans in the lo. you know, he left a lot of songs and played and he taught just m. >> you're going to be hosting a virtual concert tonight featuring artists from around the world. >> that's right. >> what can the audience look forward to? >> well, you're going to see some of the greatest musicians in the world, from their culture and they did all these tapes specially for us. we have people from pakistan, from japan, from -- from brazil. people like diane reeves going to be singing a great version of "smile." we have fantastic young fingers, camille thurmon and veronica swift do a bird suite," a new arrangement. we did at the jazz orchestra. we did it -- the band from germany, south africa, fantastic musicians, richard galiano. everybody wanted to show that

in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking in hock to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to you most russian goals are your truth not peace a more diffuse full russia all knowledge is either. i. think this is. a low income that al this is the news on live from coming up in the next 60 minutes british prime minister virus johnson remains in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worse in. japan declares a state of emergency in the capital and to other regions to tackle the outbreak. as iran looks to relax its lockdown measures their affairs they are break there may be far worse.

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for as long as you have served is phenomenal and you will remain an inspiration to me, a kind of north star, if you will, for the kind of service that i want to provide this agency in my particular way. so thank you so much and i will look forward once it's allowed again to not only enjoin the ceremony at west portal station in naming the cross-over after you but enjoying several drinks at the club around the corner. [ laughter ] >> thank you so much. >> mr. chair, it seems like your microphone is not cooperating right now. and director hemminger has a question and maybe director borden can manage the meeting while we work on the chair's microphone. >> no problem. director hemminger. >> the guy has not even left the building and we've turned the mic off. that's really rough. [ laughter ] >> i had nothing to do with it. >> yeah, you're al hake, huh. >> i had a question about the slow street's proposal, and that is, why no love for the rich mon district. richmond district? >> it was used with key inputs and the most important is where have we cut the most transit service? if you overlay the p

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it will be my north star, and every day it's going to tick around and i'm going to have to push it harderthat, what else are we going to do >> that's the moment when we lift each other up, that's why we need an army. sign me up if you're recruiting, drew i'm with you, my friend. >> savannah, we are in that army together >> we are. >> i will be next to you every single minute of life. >> you sweet thing i'm so glad you're writing the first time we met years and years ago was because you wrote a book you're a gifted writer i'm so glad you're on the blog i'm sure it's healing for you but it will be healing for those who read it. i got to let you go. thank you, drew. i'll see you on my phone later you want -- if you want to learn more about the beauty united campaign, go to our website, we have the info there. have a good day. >>> still ahead, we have elizabeth, she has substitute if you're running low on cooking you're running low on cooking supplieslike eggs, butter and , ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking ev

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. when you see big groups of people walking through your they're all individuals with children the lawyers you have to deal with them and to treat them with some dignity and respect. this will be probably the toughest week between this week and next week and they'll be a lot of death unfortunately. the u.s. president warns of america's toughest week the battle against coronavirus. sami's a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up back to work for some iran's president announces low risk activities will resume despite fears of a 2nd wave.

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of trains on al-jazeera. the british prime minister's colleagues insists he is still in charge despite still being in hospital for tests a persistent coronavirus sometimes. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life of the hall so coming up after dropping in recent days the daily death toll edges up once again in italy. world health organization says it's concerned too many of the general public are wearing medical mask the.

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of train and i'll just 0. 0. 0 i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic of the u.k. government's announced another 621 deaths and warns of tougher measures to keep people indoors a sunny weather draws them alps. back to work for sol iran's president announces low risk occupations will resume despite fears of a 2nd wave of infections also. if it were me i might do it anyway i may take it ok i may take it on the us president continues to tout a medication that is not proven to treat coronavirus and poses potentially dangerous side effects. and will explore the idea of immunity passports for people who for coverage even though questions do remain about resistance. and sport bright reseize want to basketball's highest honors a former n.b.a. superstar who died in a helicopter cra

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the north into the stars and years we have tried betsy resistance in the past people got rocked up people got shot everyone stressed to their hopes and dreams for a new zimbabwe mugabe inspired a nation brutalized and tortured tens of thousands of people and one of his biggest legacy was that he would lead the country into economic disaster i think what that being destroyed everything that could have been just cried and said democratic society in zimbabwe. could have been the next nelson mandela. after more than 50 years of colonial british rule rhodesia known today as zimbabwe was pushing for independence from britain the british government was prepared to work towards these with the rhodesians but only on the basis of no independence before majority rule meaning britain would not recognise rhodesia as independence before a majority rule was implemented as opposed to rule by the white colonial minority unhappy with britain's conditions and the rising black nationalist movement the ruling white settler minority voted in the 1st rhodesian born prime minister conservative rhodesian front le

in 2011 al-jazeera again where access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged life of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens analogy 0. but mine are all the headlines here on out just syria u.s. president donald trump warns there will be more death over the next week as confirmed cases in the u.s. top 300 thousands in amber people killed by the coronavirus in the u.k. has increased more than $4300.00 including a 5 year old child. and concern grows of a 2nd wave of cases in iran as the number of deaths increases by more than a 150 in 24 hours. at the u.n. has again raised concerns about latin america's risk of becoming another pandemic hotspots it says coronaviruses a significant threat to millions of people living in extreme poverty over 90 was slow to hit the region but the number of infections jump shot in march brazil has recorded the highest number of cases more than 10000 people tested positive for the disease at least 431 deaths let's cross

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewind north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. to move through to. come back here watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines u.s. president all trump is warning americans to prepare for the toughest week yet of the coronavirus pandemic he says there will be more deaths in the coming days with cases now passing 310000. iran's president has announced low risk economic activities can resume from saturday just real facilities have been reopened 2 thirds of government sector workers will head back to the office. the u.k. is reported its highest single day death toll 708 people elsewhere in europe the resigns the outbreak may have passed its peak infection rates in italy and spain all slowing. china has released a prominent human rights lawyer from jail one qualm jang was serving 4 and a half years after being convicted of subversion of state power so a c

2011 i'll just to reggae and rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged life of the country's elite rewinds north korean cinema of chremes on al-jazeera. the latest headlines on the coronavirus pandemic this hour and britain's prime minister boris johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 days after he was diagnosed with corona virus his office says it's a precautionary measure because prime minister johnson has persistent symptoms earlier versions queen elizabeth made a rare address to the nation on television the 93 year old monarch of each able to remain united and resoluteness and u.s. president donald trump has expressed some optimism that cases in certain hotspots have been court leveling off this is after new york state reported a slight drop in the number of virus linked deaths however the u.s. surgeon general was warned americans to prepare for the hardest and saddest week. in australia a criminal investigation has been launched into how hundreds of p

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