so you get the control orange -- >> i would say the control orange is more buoyant.the peel is so much less dense, it is like a life vest and that makes it float.oa >> exactly if the mass of the water is displaced, you lott me and nick. >> the conclusion is that the skin will act as a life vest, but it needs the air, like this one twob be buoyant. >>> it subpoena a case of love at first tight. she is like i have some it's me, hey, girl! it has antennas on it. you look in the mirror and affirm yourself. >> yeah, that girl needs to be confidence she has it already. >> she is about to go into discovery mode. >> look how i'm wearing this hoody, y'all. >> i'm so cute, i just pinch myself. >> this is how everybody needs to wake up every day. >> you to encourage yourself to show up, world. this next little one loves something just as much. >> what do you? >> girl loves her bread. >> oh, olivia is me, she she she whole loaf. >> she made her way into the pantry and didn't just take a slice, she took what looks like the whole loaf. >> she is just going to >> a big bite followe

the night before the orange order parades. they often burn the irish national flag an effigy of the pope. overnight to decide that the bonfire structure is too big and endangers neighboring bill. it was. every year thousands of orange markers take place across northern ireland unionists families take time to enjoy the festivities. most parades pass off whatever the problem. with this is just metres away from catholic nationalist homes. where age is there to make sure parading real thanks for. the unionists marches from carrying flags or playing songs considered to be anti catholic and anti irish . what it might mean little to a casual bystander can be seen as a provocation and could spark violence. i i. wasn't. even away from the parade so it's a difficult day for short strand residents. care is daughter has been feeling upset . the last few days have taken their toll. so you're trying to came to tom her fear. and tell her everything is ok and nothing bad can happen to you. her age is back at the interface. unionist marchers a

in the plains dropped agent orange in the surrounding area. this section covers about five and a half to tears. there's a really unpleasant smell here during thunderstorms and also when it's sunny. the local authorities suspect there's an agent orange storage dumped here. but the officials have no documents to prove that it's been confirmed that the aircraft that sprayed the chemicals were decontaminated here but it's not clear whether any of the chemicals got into the soil a few years ago the local mayor put up barbed wire and other barriers to keep cattle from drinking water from pools that had formed in bomb craters. after the war people started moving back into the area later there was an increase in the number of miscarriages. it wasn't until two thousand and two that local residents first heard reports about the dangers of dioxin they used to drink water that came directly from a nearby river. this is one capital of vietnam experts at a research institute here have been studying the effects of the war on the environment. the late dr folk

know what but when you use toxic chemicals like agent orange. it affects not only the soldiers at the time. you know with but also future generations of innocent civilians. although then you go. efforts continue in this part of vietnam to restore the environment but it will take decades to rebuild the complex ecosystem that was once in place here. is just one of many places around the world that are still dealing with the effects of wars that have long since and. what's more military policy can also damage the environment in peacetime. the environmental impacts of war far exceed that during fall conflict that's why our conception of warfare a call she begins with war preparations just for preparations alone. consume about fifteen million square kilometers six percent of the raw material used around the world that makes the militaristic use of the earth's resources as a critical critical component to overall human use of nature. the u.s. defense department consumes more petroleum than any other government agency on earth more than one hundred mil

so too does the hour of orange and bell by. love and peace had gone mainstream and become a commodity there was just one thing left to do. i know toughness and darkness ruled supreme the early one nine hundred eighty s. were a bleak time in germany black was the new orange the harsh realities of life had caught up to us though it wasn't so in the south. can i want. and i just found out the banks . us now by sixty eight special and what i did was move us next week when we return to the twenty first century thanks to the by . the by. the by the the. the by the by the by. the book the by. the by. the by . the by. the big. lebowski. congressmen so far. come on. let's take a look at how the quarter finals went and what's coming up this week. is going to win the title in russia second at. the top. up. ok who do you think is going to be world champion. all the matches all the scores. two thousand eight hundred soccer world cup on the w. news. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word published in t

orange was everywhere on face cream tubs in dishwashing liquid and soda pop. even eating at the cafeteria like here at the german publishing house was almost a psychedelic experience is. she today it's hard to imagine enjoying your lunch with something like this hanging overhead. though it's decorum are brought up on top like these plastic chairs are now in design classics. then in one nine hundred seventy one the release of the film a clockwork orange pushed the limits even further and not just in terms of design. rights right. by the late one nine hundred seventy s. orange had been transformed into dog westerners seeking the meaning of life by the thousands to the point to us from india their guru rajneesh attracted followers with a mix of free love tantra and group therapy though eventually this collector's insanity did come to an end. so too does the era of orange and bell bottoms love and peace had gone mainstream and become a commodity there was just one thing left to do. i. no toughness and darkness ruled supreme the early one nine hundred eighty s. wer

these are carnaval he says here please don't get a let me but this is an orange today orange and right now it's green screen but it's gone turn our military. yeah that's right and you can ship or not just for a day or enjoy it you can see that you could ask for gas and make them large but there's the there's the naval yeah that's why they call it be able to have as if they will now we were coming through the fires we've just discussed coming down here all that smoke that affected your business no no it has no not at all our biggest role was water and water availability and how long you've been doing this we've been up here since one nine hundred sixty from the sixty's till now has that water problem oweis been the case or just progressively worse progressively it gets worse just with population a big demand for water and a diminishing supply picker so all of our well water is all depleted so now we everything we get here is imported and so it's become very expensive everything all the water for farming here in riverside here is brought from somewhere else somewhere else. so we just wan

all of the orange is feling like 105 spots in the afternoon. along withthe same weather pattern, we have poor air quality. if you have asthma, you don't want to be out for any period of time. 80 degrees in washington. 79 in annapolis. 79 in quantico. as we go through your monday, by lunchtime, we shoulde at 90, feeling like 100. and by the afternoon, 97, eling like 105. no rain relief in the forecast, unless you're farther and west, by winchester or hagerstown. coming up, wll talk abo your fourth of july forecast and how hot that will be, coming up. r>> let's go to jack taylor and the ds. >> good morning. we had a crew out on laurel, going tbound. the crew is also working on the eastbound side as youch appro route 32, block in the right ne. the work zones, if there were any, clear and should find everything open. leaving the district on the outbound 14th street bridge, just before you get to the george washington parkway, w have one broken down, involving the left lane. >> jack, thank yo >>> it's 4:31. back to our team coverage on the heat wave

. >> lots and lots of orange. >> lots of orange. >> was this something that brooke looked forward to.>> oh yeah. >> on saturday. >> all of us at that age. you wanted to get your orange and white outfits and figure out where were going to be. >> october 15th, 2011 started out as one of those fun days. the -- was taken on louisiana state and brooke was tailgating with friends. but by night fall something was terribly wrong. >> 911 what's your emergency? >> we're down here on blair road. >> 40 miles from knoxville a couple was driving down a road, keeping their eye out for deer when their healths illuminated something else. >> there's a body laying on the side of the road. >> okay, i need somebody to check for a pulse. >> she's a bloody mess,.ma'am. >> understand. >> what information were you given before you rived at the scene before you were driving there? >> essentially had a white female deceased laying on the side of the road. >> the body had been found just after 8:00 p.m. at the intersection of two quiet rural roads not far from the chief's home. the woman had not been dead for ve

written by native american author tommy orange, it sheds light on a group of people long stereotyped,d often ignored. jeffrey brown traveled to oakland california, for the latest from our newshour bookshelf. >> brown: dimond park in oakland california: tommy orange spent hours here as a kid-- and now visits with his wife and son. he grew up down the street, the child of a white mother and eetive american father. >> sometimes youlike you belong right in the skin that you have, and sometimes you feen beke an alieall the different spaces ieen. >> brown: orange's acclaimed debut, "there there,o" is novel oices-- a dozen characters exploring what it means to be nativemerican in an urban setting, not on a reservation. >> i wanted have the range of experiences for these native charactersso different ages in different contexts and different struggles and backgrounds, various different proximities to their native identity.me truggle with it and some don't. so i wanted to have a range of what it means to be native right now. >> brown: for 36-year-old orange, an enrolled member of the cheyenne a

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tommy orange has written an unusual american novel.ause, for most of his readers, it will be their firstjourney into native american life, to the sound of a dozen voices of the characters who are bound for the big powwow and who each tell their own story about how their way of life has become urbanized, about the anger that's always simmering underneath, because many of them have become outcasts in their own country. about the tragicomic scene at the powwow itself, when they put on the feather headdresses and do traditional dances. the novel, there there, is a funny and sad picture of contemporary american life from a startling and original point of view. welcome. did you think consciously when the book was taking shape, that you were talking many of your readers about something of which they would know very little? i actually wrote more for other native people. i was in a native writing community, the school that i teach at is the institute of american indian arts in santa fe, new mexico. and even though some of the information, some

people suffer from agent orange there. then we are the 21st century. that's never talked about so the answer to your question is absolutely not. >> like a war crime that was never really addressed. >> so maybe we have just a few minutes left for we are supposed to go to break. we have talked a little bit about whether 1968 was a turning point in the vietnam war . maybe zooming out a little bit farther and thinking about the way in which the experience of war in 1968 hat -- has that changed anything beyond that? or in terms of how we as historians or as people in philadelphia talk about or imagine war or as the return of some of the language in some of these conversations -- are we still stuck in the same struggles and dilemmas that people were wrestling with and protesters were agonizing over and governments were trying to sort out in 1968 >> let's go down the row here. >> that's a complicated question. the fact that we are talking about it today is so political. we still talk about it in the same kind of guys that i think people talked about in 1968.

since and so it looks very spectacular especially close to the red and orange moon and the fact that they are so close together you see the acquaintance and so. on the few times a year centuries so now something just enjoy it so it's no deeper meaning but it's just a fantastic incidents and we just enjoy it because i know with a solar eclipse for example i mean it can be quite dangerous if you look directly at the sun to people need to keep certain precautions in mind if they want to see this eclipse. absolutely not but you know it was a perfectly harmless because anything else in the book it was just that the movie star for it was going to upset you but just only twenty five minutes away. from the mold is only one ten thousandth of what we get so much of the film and so it's very safe to watch and especially if you what psychosis is if you are in the countryside or shift time to most of the do a film by its lights you will totally enjoy this oil in this sitting among the stars it's just a fantastic beautiful sight you could completely feel free daniel fisher a science journalist fro

as the annual orange order parades raise tensions between nationalists and unionists in northern ireland in the past that's been violent it's worried o'donnell's job to keep the peace in her community very disappointed. very very first statement. on them i got a concern. she lives in belfast pushy represents the pro irish nationalists enclave show strong. suit. this wall separates community from its unionist neighbors. here. to this. structure. around two thousand and four. to prevent them. from the. community clearing place. of an impact on people's mental health when you're living in a structure like that on a daily basis you can see that a. depressive i think it's. actually very oppressive. it's a stressful time for local politician radio donal over the next few days pro british unionist parades passed by the national area she represents. relations between the communities are uneasy and the celebrations threaten the rest. yes. so well. you think things will go with the. more they will have. already some stuff. in. there spend some stuff from the over anyway from here on the mountain s

beyond all orange order parades raised tensions between nationalists and unionists in northern ireland in the past that's been violent it's married o'donnell's job to keep the peace in her community very disappointed. very very first statement. on the i got a concerned. nationalist enclave. separates community from its unionist neighbors. to the. structure. for it. to prevent them. from the. community clearing place. of impact on people's mental health. as you can see that. the press of i think it's. actually very. well it's a stressful time for a local politician. over the next few days pro british unionist parades passed by the national area she represents. relations between the communities are uneasy and the celebrations threaten the rest. so. you think things will go with the. more things that will hopefully we'll get some stuff over. there spend some stuff from the over anybody from here on out stuff you know really an easy way so if you know. given the period that we're. going to pass. i wouldn't even want to be able. to get it. but a lot of the stuff is off the part so it's not

check out this image showing the orange glow from if flames reflected in the sacramento river. a twitter user posted this time lapsed footage last night. >>>three firefighters are being treated for injuries suffered while helping battle the carr fire. reporter: this photo was posted on the marin county fire department's facebook page an hour before three of their firefighters were burned fighting the carr fire. they're members of an 18 person strike team which had been on the road for eight days fighting fires and they had been on duty for almost 24 hours. the team was protecting a home when they were blasted with a sudden rush of heat. >> it was a sudden wind shift where the fire front was coming from one direction which changed that caught some pine trees that were adjacent to the property, and that just blasted the three firefighters with a severe amount of heat. reporter: they retreated to their fire engine and had to be taken to the hospital by another fire engine. two of the three were treated and released. one firefighter is more severely burned and is now at uc davis bu

all of the orange is feling like 105 spots in the afternoon. along withthe same weather pattern, we have poor air quality. if you have asthma, you don't want to be out for any period of time. 80 degrees in washington. 79 in annapolis. 79 in quantico. as we go through your monday, by lunchtime, we shoulde at 90, feeling like 100. and by the afternoon, 97, eling like 105. no rain relief in the forecast, unless you're farther and west, by winchester or hagerstown. coming up, wll talk abo your fourth of july forecast and how hot that will be, coming up. r>> let's go to jack taylor and the ds. >> good morning. we had a crew out on laurel, going tbound. the crew is also working

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once your oranges mature, you actually get a physical box of orange this kind of experience is differente utility of the search engine. you go there to find the thing and click out and go away. so it's pure search engine efficiency but now, you actually got something that has human emotions involved. of course, at this moment, the things we're doing with the disneyland park is still very, very early stage we're much more in the stage of building the costco part but, in a pinduoduo pardon me, y farm, you can see the picture of what i was describing. >> colin, the u.s. seems to permeate exchanges right now did it seem the exchanges between the two countries had any impact on coming to market >> well, i think the final results will be pretty good. and i am pretty positive and confident on that. you know, even though you know the final results will be good, but sometimes, you cannot avoid the process. >> well, colin, thank you for staying up late for us waters orange tring orange tree way into e-commerce. that's one that we've not heard of, we'll see how that develops, colin, thanks. >>> fac

as you can see, where we're looking ahe orange, the yellow, and the deep reds, that heavier rain has now shifted west of 95. down towarm. prince will they are picking up some very heavy rain. i'm going to check on the accumulations thereust a moment. but areas like spotsyeeania, have five-plus inches of rain. as we move through the couple days, we're not seeing any reprieve. that chance for showers and storms, all the way through st top of next week, and it's going to be widespread. everyone's going to get a shot at more rain. in your headl i'll be tracking another system moving in for your sunday, thec half of your weekend. as a result, we could be in for more rain and thunderstorms. another question,hen are we going to warm back up? wait until you see the temperatures in some surrounding areas because of this rain, and when is the sunshine going to return? all that and more in a moment. back to you,rika. >> got me craving soup tonight. our team coverage of this wet weather continuesow. look at the rainy conditions at the washington monument. can you make it out looks bad, right? if

if you're taking the orange line there's l someate clearing this morning.e'll keep you updated on that one. alsoe polasicviactyti of 295. road closure 3200 block of fourth street southeast between mlk avenue and savannah street. police in that area. plse use caution and watch for that activity. beltway looks good as we take look in maryland. as we zoom out kenilworth avenue lks great. secondaries in the district are quiet. majors in virginia as well as maryland looking good. 270 and 66 still delay free. police activity blocks the shouer in fairfax. 66 eastbound.but that's not caug slowdowns. things on gq park pay and the inner loop through annandale look good. back to you. >> thank you erin. ciding the winner of themorning, democraticrimary in montgomery county exetive's a larget g a little more steexplosion shut down seeral streets in new york city. >> webre heading to eak. aiv le the beltway near oxon hill. it's:0 77, grde>>ee ♪s friday. s our time rightt m now. we're atgrees. live look at the capitol 71 de there. another beautiful day on tap. easy for me

tommy orange has written an unusual american novel., it will be their firstjourney into native american life, to the sound of a dozen voices of the characters who are bound for the big powwow and who each tell their own story about how their way of life has become urbanized, about the anger that's always simmering underneath, because many of them have become outcasts in their own country. about the tragicomic scene at the powwow itself, when they put on the feather headdresses and do traditional dances. the novel, there there, is a funny and sad picture of contemporary american life from a startling and original point of view. welcome. did you think consciously when the book was taking shape, that you were talking to many of your readers about something of which they would know very little? i actually wrote more for other native people. i was in a native writing community, the school that i teach at is the institute of american indian arts in santa fe, new mexico. and even though some of the information, some of the native audience kno

people suffer from agent orange there. and we're in the 21st century. that's never talked about, is so the answer to your question, i would answer, absolutely not. >> it's like a war crime that was never really addressed, right? >> so, maybe we have just a few minutes left before we're supposed to go into break, but part of this -- we've talked a little bit about whether or not 1968 was a turning point in the vietnam war. maybe zooming out a little bit farther and to think about does the way in which the experience of war in 1968, has that changed anything beyond that, or in terms of how we, as historians, or as people in philadelphia talk about or imagine war or as kind of the return of some of this language and some of these conversations, are we still stuck in the same struggles and dilemmas that people were wrestling with and protesters were agonizing over and governments were trying to sort out in 198? 1968? maybe just go down the row here. >> it's obviously a complicated question. this is, you know, the fact that we're talking about it today, it's

>> rep together these you can see the glow of orange tonigh they are just 5% contai as the sunset against a smokey hills lake county for a >> these fires, they very these not s fire new evacunsow pretty devastati there. i'm glad it's not coming at me >> he lives on the hillside and he is watching and hoping firefi get the upper hand. >> hopefully my house is still >> firefighter are throwing all they have got, hopeful it will >> everyone is pus the right to get the >> the ,0 communities were out kelsey finley are live in lake county, i'm jodi hernan >> thank you for the update. the is one of the biggest latest fires. the temperature dropped down to humidi increasing to 38%. both of these fires really grew where there is evacuations in the fire just continues t 98 degrees and winds out of the humidi dry at 14%. aheadi they have been able to keep the 104 degrees tomorrow and i'm tracking the air quality and i will that in a bit. >> the fire in the redding area histor firefi it destroyed more than 800 homes. live from a neighborhoo in flame. >> rep that's right. when you see devastation like

you can see the orange colours extending further northwards and westwards. the low 20s celsius through the afternoon across scotland and northern ireland. high 20s for england and wales with, again, a few locations in the south—east seeing 30 or 31 degrees. into thursday, i think this is the peak of the heat. the heat will be spreading north and west, in fact, a good—looking day for most, maybe an odd shower developing in the afternoon from the heat of the day. more of a breeze across northern ireland and western scotland ahead of that area of low pressure as you make inroads. but notice the red and orange colours pretty widely across england and wales. temperatures ranging from 27 to 33, 3a, maybe 35 degrees somewhere in the south—east. then our area of low pressure edges ever closer for friday, sending in its weatherfront initially across western areas for northern ireland and western scotland, western parts of england and wales. ahead of it, there is going to be a cluster of heavy showers and thunderstorms which will develop. some of these could be quite

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smoke in an eerie orange glow from those flames. scorched earth, we want to show you a burned backyard that has the aftermath of the fire, total devastation. >> reach for that gun. camera video of a deadly officer involved shooting. the shooting was justified but the man's family thinks it shows just the opposite. jodi hernandez is live at the police department with reaction. jodi? >> the pittsburgh police department says they released that video to be completely open with the community. what are you about to see is incredibly graphic about. >> it all goes down in a platter of seconds, when it was over, 45-year-old terry amans was dead. shot three times in the back, once in the chest. >> we do not agree that this is a justifiable shooting. >> the video shows officers responding to a call of suspicious activity in a nation's parking lot. they approach a man sitting in a car. the man has his hands on a steering wheel. officers spotted a gun in the center console. >> you can see hisan trying to directions of the police officers. >> the

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so we thought of the fun to learn a little bit more about the orange business come say hi to you guys maybe you can show us some of your wonderful products and educate us on farming we learned just got some right outside and it's going to makes. these are carnaval you just here please don't giggle at me but this is an option today orange and right now it's green it's green but can turn on the second yeah that's right and you can ship or not just bury it under a you can see that you could actually gas and make them large but there's the there's the naval yeah that's why they call it a whole bunch there because if it naval now we would come in through the fire as we just discussed coming down here all that smoke that affected your business i don't know it has no not at all our biggest role was water and water availability and how long you've been doing this we've been up here since one nine hundred sixty from the sixty's till now has that water problem only has been the case or just progressively worse progressively it gets worse just with population a big demand for water and a diminis

many of you were shocked to see that bright orange sky. steven from napa posted this, the smoke that he saw, and put it on twitter. it feels like the north bay fires all over again. jennifer tweet this had photo to abc 7 news anchor dion lim said and said it was awful in the inner sunset we're sending out fire updates from our news app like this one. we pushed this out at 8:00 last night with the latest on evacuations and road closures. the abc 7 news app is free to download in the app store. >>> hey, guys. we're just getting some breaking news in from golden gate park where a fire consumed a golf course clubhouse early this morning. and abc 7 news reporter matt keller just arrived on scene. matt, how is it lo g rood morning, jessica. this was a two-alarm fire. the fire is now out. firefighters are picking up their equipment and leaving the scene here. they do have investigators trying to determine what caused this fire. take a look at video from earlier this morning shot by the san francisco fire department. you see firefighters putting w

. >> reporter: the sunset paints the sky in a tie-dyed fire of red and orange. but it is the silence on the water that tells the real story. life is leaving the salton sea. ter is evaporating, fish are dying and the lakeside retreats are shells of what they ce were. califoia's largest lake, now a portrait of abandonment. but some believe this emptiness can be filled. >> this piece here it has an interesting history too. >> reporter: to hedlar brian tell it, the open air desert museum of east jesus is a living, breathing, experiment in free expression. just off tlt shore of the sa sea, it's a commune that allows painters, sculptors and conceptual artists to th battle

the orange haze could be seen in concord and pleasanton where the air quality dropped to moderate. over in nearby el sobrante more people woke up to their backyards covered in ash... sot:terra crowl, el sobrante resident// "there's some ash here on the table from this morning was a weird tinge of sepia and overcast. my car this morning i had the windows open and on the inside i jsut had the ash covering my seats so we're definitely experiencing that over here." flakes of ash fell further down more than 80 miles away from the fire zones onto cars in berkeley too.sot: jacob vanleween, berkeley resident// "we looked at the sun and it looked like doomsday this huge haze was up in the sky and the sun looked like a laser beam in the sky so we knew something was up."bay area air quality management district advises people who see or smell smoke to close their windows, turn on air

what about orange juice. would that work? you never know what is in an orange drink. completely different taste from the thing that comes out of the cartoon. the thing that comes out of the an taste the same in every carton. i cannot keep up same in every carton. i cannot keep up with the food we are meant to lead or eat. you know that tomorrow there will be as headline that says, do not eat oranges there are bad for you. lots of people have been talking about not being able to get to sleep in the kit. this leads into my much talked about manfully. i wonder if it is asleep based issue. four hours a night when it is 20 degrees in your bedroom is good going. it is leaving the british people suffering from sleep deprivation. it is the longest heat wave since the mid—19 70s, which none of us remember. 32.1; degrees, a record temperature. we have seen the weather and it will be the same. it is great in the day, but at night came when you're trying to sleep, it has a knock—on effect with our ability to function. you think you have been in bed for eight hours and you have on

how does a democrat running orange county? the 39th district, the retiring republican, we will see the challenger, gil sisneros, he won $266 million in a lottery and he is running as a hard-core liberal, bashing trump, gun control, abortion, you name it, he's got a position on it, and really trying to rev up those people who are frustrated by the trump administration and are more in sync with the rest of california on those issues. his competitor, a long time aid to ed royce will be the first korean woman elected to congress if she wins. she takes a much more conservative approach. she is applying to local residents' concerns about big government and high taxes. demographic shift you alluded to come if you can that was, just quickly. a large increase in the asian population, korean and chinese starting to win races all across the county, and a huge increase in hispanic populations as well and they are running for office. shery: thank you so much. up, commodities ads, alix steel will be talking about the bear market. that's at

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float a 20 foot long giant baby trump blimp outside parliament that will ngry the president as an orange baby clututching a cell phone ready to tweet. repsents a hosof issu. it isn't just about mocking him. it is about drawingttention that his politics are havining a real i impact on real lives, not just in the u.s.s., but all over the world. amy: we will speak witith sheila menon, one of the b blimp organizers, and with colin -- guardian columnist george monbiot. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump called wednesday on nato member nations to increase their military spending to 4% of gross domestic product, doubling his previous demand that they meet targets of 2% by january. trump's comments, made during a tense nato summit in brussels, reportedly prompted the military alliance to call an emergency session to respond to the demands. "the washington post" reports trump said the u.s. was prepared to go it alone and threatened to "do his own thing" unless the target is met. on wednesday, nato s

across the world have been watching the longest a lunar eclipse of this century the moon turns this orange color a short while back this was at the point that the moon fell in the earth's shadow after it aligned itself with our planet and the sun this is what is popularly known as the blood moon people across europe asia australia and south america have been able to watch all or parts of this phenomenon which is about to end in just a few minutes. and for more at let's get more now from astronomer he is joining us from stood apart this evening so tell us why the red orange color for the moon can you explain to our viewers how that happens. good evening when no moon eclipse takes place the earth is exactly between the sun and the moon so you would think that the moon should be in the shadow of the earth but the earth has an atmosphere and the atmosphere of the earth throw some light the light into the shadow so the moon looks threat. and not only is it a beautiful color it is also the longest lunar eclipse of the twenty first century as we mentioned earlier the moon appearing darkest for ar