people were very concerned about the red army charging through germany one way. we are heading for germany the other way. two massive armies that are going to collide with language, cultural differences. we can have all kinds of friendly fire problems. there were some. it could have been colossal. they were very concerned about that. the americans, when they stopped , they started turning back whoan refugees at gunpoint were told no, you do not come to our side. you stay over there and surrendered to the russians. i would like to toss in a little plug for the museum. we have an educational travel program. you can see the sights of the liberation of paris. we also have a rise and fall of hitler's germany tour. we visit the many sites that are crucial to this uprising of which you have heard so much tonight. always wearing a salesman's cap. >> i would recommend that you go to the liberation of paris. gentlemen, let's thank our moderator. [applause] thank you very much. >> this is american history tv, exploring our nations past. next, on our weekly series the civil w

the other thing people were very concerned about was that the red army is charging through germany one way, we are charging through germany the other way, to massive armies are going to collide with language differences, cultural differences, we could have all kinds of friendly fire problems. and there were some, there weren't many, but there were some eerie but it could have been awful, and they were very concerned about that. there is something else. when the americans stopped at their green lines, the british did this as well, they started turning back german refugees at gunpoint, who were turned back and told no, you don't surrender to us, you stay over there and surrender to the russians. i would like to toss in a plug for the museum. we have an educational travel program here and we take guests all over the world. we go to paris a lot and you can see the sights of the liberation of paris. but we also have a rise and fall of hitler's' is germany that visits the warsaw uprising museum, and we visit many sites that are crucial to this uprising about which you have heard so much toni

disallowed from having an opinion about its own region yes particularly demons since that was the red army that liberated poland from from nazi occupation that's why i want to slightly disagree with alex about paul there are more school remember who liberated the country and they are dismayed by the fact that cemeteries of soviet soldiers who died in poland are being desecrated well the polish government says only removing the symbols but what is a memorial site and point you will have that emblem of the soviet union or in the fortress the portrait of stardom and you have the scription 3000 soldiers buried here if you take down the sword at them but them you destroy the memory these people are no longer there symbolically and the polish government is doing it right now so there are paulson talks in that situation that are the interesting point is that. i think there are 2 black legends about president putin and his attitude to history in the west the 1st is that he invaded ukraine and you can just go all watch the television in the end of 2013 in the beginning of 20145 months long cool and

ceremony in central war stalled on a more than 22000 polish officers who were executed by the soviet red army in 1940 they were imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 1039 while the polish army was still fighting hitler's troops for decades the soviets blamed the nazis for the massacre. or today's breck's it talks in luxembourg between british prime minister boards johnson and e.u. commission president john claude younger ended with no breakthrough there is now less than 7 weeks until britain leaves the european union johnson was heckled during his trip by angry british retirees who live in luxembourg. it was not quite the welcome he had been hoping for. johnson on his way to meet luxembourg's prime minister. johnson met with you commission president john clarke to discuss brecht's that over lunch. the prime minister expressed optimism that a so-called hot bricks it could be avoided. yes there is a good chance of a deal yes i can see the shape of it. everybody can see buffy what could be done but it will require. movement and the us system by which the e.u. can control the u.k. a

research into your films and for being fascinated with the past for instance one of your things was the red army faction chapter of germany's powerful left wing terrorist group that was active in the seventy's and eighty's and you devoted 2 films to this one documentary the black box b.r.d. and the drama if not who cares. there's echoes of the r.a.f. radicalism in this new play and there's obviously a lot of here in these 1st few operate is the point of departure here on. here has for me 2 different layers a level it could just paralyze you because i'm so much afraid i can't do anything but it also can push it to another layer and i think i am. it was my own fear about the development when i look outside and as see ok we don't have rain so with that we are already in the middle of the climate change i use my own fear and push it into new ideas and projects not only in the close circle of arts is new york times called it and then grossing drama that skillfully avoids preaching or propagandizing congratulations on his file and let them eat eat money which future will be coming soon to seoul korea

later ceremony itself from warsaw to all of the more than 25000 post offices executed by the soviet red army in 140 and they were imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 1939 while the polish on he was still fighting hitler's troops for decades the soviets have blamed the nazis for the massacre. in football the bond as they goes much they force now done that in one of sunday's game shell to travel to part of ball looking to build on their house and went over head to ballin before the international break and they did it in style. shocker boss david wagner has overseen one win one draw and one defeat so far this season consistently inconsistent has long been a shock a trait well promoted patent on stars of the company has been well underwhelming but he was housed out of the one who struck 1st just 8 minutes in. the celebrating his 24th birthday with the super. shelter defenders look like statues is the brazilian pounced on a bonus scored in the 1st 15 minutes of all the game so far but again it's off the boil it is that the equalized salish son a rising high is down 33 minutes. lot

ceremony in central warsaw to all or more than 22000 published officers who were executed by the soviet red army in 1940 they were imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 139 of the polish army was still fighting hitler's troops for decades the soviets blamed the nazis for the moscow. police in indonesia say they have arrested $185.00 people suspected of starting the forest fires spreading a thick noxious haze of a southeast asia and which triggered diplomatic tensions with indonesia's neighbors as they used every year to clear forests for palm oil and pulp and paper plantations in the country. resit talks held today in luxembourg between british prime minister boris johnson and e.u. commission president have ended without any breakthrough mr johnson was heckled as he left that state to planned news conference with the muslim brothers prime minister the u.k. and the you have given differing assessments of the meeting britain is sounding cautiously optimistic on the european commission saying the u.k. had still not come up with viable alternatives to the contentious irish border stop

sea of candles has been laid to honor the 22,000 polish officers who were executed by the soviet red army in 1940. they were imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 1939 whehen the polish army was fighting hitler's troops. for decades, the soviets blamed the nazis for the massacre. today's brexit talks in luxembourg between british prime minister boris johnson and eu commission president jean-claude juncker ended without any breakthrough. there is no less than seven weeks until written leaves the european union. johnson was heckled during his trip by anglian -- angry british retirees living in luxembourg. >> it was not quite the welcome he had been hoping for. boris johnson, boot on his way to meet luxembourg's prime minister. earlier jean-claude juncker jean-claude juncker, he met with to discuss brexit over lunch. the prime minister expressed optimism that hardbacks it could be avoided. >> there is a good chance of a deal. i can see the shape of it. everyone can see roughly what could be done. it will require movement in the system by which the eu can control the u.k. after

from the saga of red army did not play a role while the government may try to distort history the citizens must of all i think it is the memory of the people that cannot be is extinguished by any government. and finally decide russia's oldest news agency tuss is celebrating its $115000.00 verse or it was launched back in 1904 in st petersburg and was the 1st official news service in russia only more than 2000 journalists worked to see has the largest correspondent network among russian media 63 and bureau operating in 60 countries. and we should rather today thanks staying with r.t. if you can join me for updates on our top stories in just over half an hour. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development the only move. will be successful. if you sit down and talk. says he stressed to a low but mostly this or that the british wasn't at the ball of budget out that the world bus tour of. south asia was to you she didn't taste the taste it is easy so i push quite all she'll. go to which she doesn't know what you've see

warm it up with a lot of the people who are actually saved by the red army and now a lot of people remember me from that it was. people who liberated minuets of it as well but. less. well isaac partners are destroying monuments. because their graves to the victims of the holocaust did that this is an uncertain thing to remember. when people push their own narrative of world war 2 of her started being who's to blame you. compare the nazis and communism to cos she isn't by me these are people who destroy the memory of the holocaust so i think you can draw your own conclusions about what the goals of this people are and how it should treat them could also only have opened a monument in israel secure to solve the existence of that we've got a while right here but the soldiers. of the 2nd is world and you know more and in december as mr netanyahu has said there's going to be a non even that it catered to the victims of the. siege of leningrad actually did their good and this time to coincide with the 27th of january the holocaust so it seems remember victims remembrance days. don't just you're n

ceremony in central warsaw to honor more than 22000 polish officers who were executed by the soviet red army in 1940 they were imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 1939 while the polish army was still fighting hitler's troops for decades the soviets blamed the nazis for the massacre police in indonesia say they've arrested 185 people suspected of starting the forest fires that are spreading a thick noxious haze over southeast asia it has triggered diplomatic tensions with indonesia's neighbors fires are used every year to clear forests for palm oil and pulp and paper plantations throughout the country supporters of people who go outsiders in tunisia's 1st round presidential race are celebrating after initial results indicate that they will go through to the runoff vote the 2 men a law professor an independent named saeed and the imprisoned media magnate now believe her appeared to have tapped into voters' dissatisfactions with the political elite. on today's breaks in talks in luxembourg between british prime minister boris johnson and e.u. commission president john claude you

ceremony in central warsaw to one of the more than 22000 the polish officers executed by the soviet red army in 1040 had been imprisoned after the soviet union invaded poland in 1939 while the polish on it was still fighting hitler's troops for decades the soviets have blamed the nazis for the massacre. police in indonesia say they have arrested 185 people suspected of starting the forest fires that are spreading a thick noxious haze over southeast asia and which triggered diplomatic tensions with indonesia's neighbors as a used every year to clear forests for palm oil and pulp and paper plantations in the country. but 2 days of heavy rains caused chaos in a tourist island in the gulf of thailand rough seas and strong currents and led to the suspension of ferry crossings to be on and of coach on but authorities say the water levels are now subsiding to ensure monsoon rains have killed more than 30 people across thailand since the end of august. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to addicks all settlements in the occupied west bank as he seeks to boost turned out amongst

stalinism and three quarters was still on the eastern front so the germans are basically beaten by the red armyand the soviets and barbarism if you went to germany and berlin they acted barbaric lee as a woman you had a very good chance of being raped in a matter where you were in vienna there is one every 12 minutes they were barbarians but they were our allies you can vote in france and holland in western germany because of the sacrifice and in particular to the end of the war america sacrifice in europe on d-day majority of americans were fighting on the western front in europe by december 44 over 70 percent of the killing and dying was dead by americans to liberate western europe. we entered the war after pearl harbor, way too late if you are a brit but you finished the job certainly but if not you would not have the protection and the civilization that we enjoy as europeans and i am 52 years old and without that a great sacrifice and contribution toward the end of the war they were going to go communist anyway absolutely it would be communist. >> i agree with everything that was said. gron

for red cloud and his army at the battlefield, it's an incredible victory. successfully gathered in the winter at a time they wouldn't normally fight. worked together with the tribes and completely wiped out a huge part of the abel-bodied section of what's left at the fort by the middle of that first winter. they end up being able to survive through the winter at the fort and by the time he gets through in 1967 they have a garden in. updated rep rip. 1867 ts us to august 2, and they're a little bit more prepared for red cloud ease -- cloud lease strategy. one morning they hear a shot and realize that maybe there's a fighting force near them. out at the wood cutting camp about four miles west of the fort, where we're at today. they've been cutting it all summer. they've put together a small wagon box corral. laid them on the ground and jammed it full of ammunition for these updated spring-filled rismse that they've put a capacity on. now they don't have to stand up to them. the guys at the confederate battle were fighting with muzz lers, absolutely useless ou

the red army troops liberated many of the countries of this region, including poland.n by minister vladimir putin was invited, this time he is not invited. the polish did not think it was appropriate to invite him after russia's actions in the ukraine, also its involvement in the conflict in eastern ukraine. the polish people said they didn't think it was appropriate to invite him. adam, thank you. adam, thank you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. let's look at the front pages. the sunday times leads on its interview with the prime minister, who says conservative mps face an "historic choice" this week — let's look at the front pages. the sunday times leads on its interview with the prime minister, let's look at the front pages. the sunday times leads on its interview with the prime minister, who says conservative mps face an "historic choice" this week — they can either back him to deliver brexit, orface "chaos" under the labour leaderjeremy corbyn. the sunday telegraph leads on comments by the eu's chief negotiator,

these are three reputable organizations, the american red cross, the salvation army, and team rubicon. american red cross, salvation army, team rubicon. those addresses are on your screen and we'll put them on our website as well. >>> speaking of the bahamas, a horrendous challenge, that is how the bahamas health minister describes the daunting task they are facing in surveying the damage across the 50-mile range of the islands affected in the is thousands of survivors are still waiting on assistance there. we will head to the bahamas live ahead. >>> also all things granite. 2020 democrats hitting the trail in new hampshire. including joe biden who just picked up a big endorsement in this state. ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ for adults with moderately to seve

poland the soviet union moved in from the east poland's fate was sealed when german forces and the red army met at the agreed demarcation line. well as we said today marking of the start of world war 218 years ago and we are following the ceremony of the commemorations rather that are taking place in warsaw and wojciech and peter's looking at that i want to pick on something that pick up on something you both were just talking about a little bit earlier for check you met remember you mentioned rather of a sense perhaps that germans have not remembered the horrors that took place in poland as they have other wars during the from from the from world war 2 rather. is that now being politicized because that is a big topic of discussion in germany at the moment. well i would say yes. well we know that the ruling low in just a spot the party that's ruling now potent which is a petri optic. right wing conservative party it is a party which uses those so she's 3 topics which uses this traffic narrative and which is again using. will to get something back from germany by a demanding. not officially

army, the red cross, the american philanthropist and more made notable contributions to the relief and rehabilitation of war-ravaged europe. of 1914-1918.rs they're endured an impulse to mitigate suffering and heal the wounds -- there endured an impulse to mitigate suffering and heal the wounds of war. one fundamental reason for this was the far-flung enterprises and compassion that organized and administered after the gunfire faded away. years ago, the american declared peter garrett that the first world war was the worst single catastrophe in human history. in the past five years, we have had many occasions to ponder its appalling costs. that theso remember military inventors initiated and sustained by herbert hoover and others who assisted him beginning in 1914 and continuing long thereafter. here is one legacy of the great war that can comfort and inspire. thank you. [applause] >> from george washington to george w. bush, every sunday at 8:00 and midnight eastern, we feature "the presidency," our weekly series exported the president, policy, and legacy. you are watching american hi

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you can donate to the red cross or the salvation army. much more on the disaster and how you can help at abcnews.com. >>> now to the wildfire emergency in southern california. strong winds are fueling this dangerous fire for a third day and as people plea the flame, dramatic new video shows firefighters racing to save homes. overnight a massive wildfire east of los angeles in burning out of control. new video this morning shows firefighters frantically protecting homes in riverside county. spraying water on the flames just over the fence. and throwing everything that's flammable on this patio into the pool. the fire has scorched close to 2,000 acres since wednesday afternoon. 800 firefighters are now batt battling the raging inferno but the difficult terrain and changing wind directions are making it harder to fight. >> the winds will come out of one direction in the morning and then by the afternoon, we'll get 180-degree switch. >> more than 500 homes in the area have been evacuated but leticia juarez is on the front lines. >> the area i

if you at home would like to help the people of the bahamas you can contact the red cross, salvation army, or team rubicon, just a few of the many organizations already providing disaster relief in the bahamas. the websites are on our screen right now. any little bit you can do certainly helps. now let's turn to a live look at wilmington, north carolina. we are tracking dorian. this thing isn't over. it is now battering the carolina coast. this hour, some hours could see up to 15 inches of rain. up next, president trump defending his use of a doctored hurricane map showing alabama in dorian's path. why he did that and why it's actually a real problem. you're watching "velshi and ruhle." ♪ i planned ♪ each charted course ♪ each careful step ♪ along the byway ♪ much more ♪ much more than this ♪ i did it my way (vo) the most awarded network gives you more. like one of our latest phones for free when you switch to unlimited. that's verizon. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than

for red cloud and his army, an incredible victory. they have successfully gathered in a time they would not completelyght and wiped out a huge part of the able body section of the fort. for whatever, they are able to survive the winter and by the time you get through, you have and thated weaponry gets us to august 2 and they are a little bit more prepared for red cloud's strategy. morning, they hear a shot is aealize maybe there force near them about four miles west of where we are today. together a small wagon box and taken a bunch, laid them on the ground and absolutely jammed it full. now, they don't have to stand up to load them. they have the updated weaponry and it looks like the same gun. day atey gathered that the second box, they started to attack the woodcutting cap and can't --ood cutters -- cutters.all the wood 26 civilians and soldiers lived through that out of 34 and we don't know how many of red -- forcesurces survived. what a shoot out for four hours. largely uneventful except for the smaller engagements through 1868,n

red cross and salvation army and team rubicon. >> we are not in the clear yet for hurricane dorian.te. >> today is the day. this will likely be a billion dollar weather disaster, probably multibillion dollar disaster on the carolina coastline. we look at the bahamas, no, not a category 5 but even a category 2 or 3 can do significant damage. it will cancel school and do significant damage. all the warnings are in red. ca carolina coastline. i haven't heard of a lot of damage along the georgia coastline. we have an issue with a lot of small streams and rivers and in the coastal areas, we get the storm surge too. areas like charleston maybe with a surge of water. same kacarolina, inland floodin major impact. you will get moderate damage. north carolina, the storm is moving a little quicker. the storm surge is not going to be quite as bad. some of the back bays and the sound you watch closely. flooding will be major. wind gusts, if we get that direct land fall and winds up to 100, 110, i'll move this up to major for impact. that's one of the majors. as far as all of our pictures, yester

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department, our chaplains from the sheriff's office, hospice of santa barbara, the american red cross, the salvation army, and counselors from the at ease program that is there in support of the first responders who are dealing with this tdent. once again, i want to express our sympathies to the family members and our thanks to those who are supporting our continuing efforts to locate everyone who was involved in this disaster. i now would like to introduce captain monica rochester from the u.s. coast guard. >> i'm captain monica rochester, captain of the port for coast guard sector los angeles long beach. as of 9:40 a.m. this morning, coast guard has suspended search efforts pending further development. it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts. we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. we have suspended the search efforts due to no additional individuals having been witnessed entering the water. our last aircraft over flight this morning has revealed no additional signs of distress or debris has been witnessed. the coast guard and other partner age

the behavior wour chaplm the sheriff's office, hospice of santa barbara, the american red cross, the salvation army, and counselors from the at ease program that is there in support of the first responders who are dealing with this terrible incident. once again, i want to express our sympathies to the family members and our thanks to those who are supporting our continuing efforts to locate everyone who was involved in this disaster. i now would like to introduce captain monica rochester from the u.s. coast guard. >> i'm captain monica rochester. captain of the port for coast guard sector los angeles-long beach. as of 9:40 a.m. this morning, the coast guard has suspended search efforts pending further development. it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts. we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. the search efforts due to no additional individuals having been witnessed entering the over flit this morning has revealed that no additional signs of distress or debris has been witnessed. the coast guard and other partner agencies conducted seven mi

get out of the bahamas or for their home, these are some of the resources, the american red cross, the salvation army, and team rubicon. see you back here at 6:00 eastern. for now i turn it over to reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation." >>> good evening and welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lead, presidential pajama party. this evening there are questions over a potential convict of interest involving president trump and his personal properties. sound like a day ending in the letter "y", right? on friday both the house judiciary and oversight committees publicly revealed letters they sent to the white house and the trump organization demanding information about the president's habit of guiding government spending into the trump family treasury. a no-no considering that the constitution explicitly prohibits presidents from earning money for themselves from government sources zporn domestic. the probes come as politico reports that an air national guard crew was ordered to make an impromptu stop at president trump's scotland golf course en route to kuwait from the u.s. no word yet from the pen

grand bahama disaster relief fund, american red cross, hamas red cross, americare's, salvation army and also contribute or volunteer to help at the world central kitchen which delivers meals after natural disasters. the founder chef says they have cooked and served more than 34000 meals to dozens of locations across the northern bahamas into evacuees and first responders on nassau. >> we will go now, second run of the day, again we only have one helicopter and trying to get another one. we are rolling? city of miami has started the bahama strong campaign. go to their website miami got .com urging public to donate goods like water, diapers, batteries, can openers, mosquito spray to drop off locations in the city which will then ship all those items to the bahamas. more than 76000 bahamians are either homeless or in need of your assistance according to usa. our self. arthel: very devastating. good information. eric: so necessary. back here at home the nfl is back in full swing with the shocking move of all-pro wide receiver, antonio brown. he's going to the super bowl champs on the eve of

three of the international humanitarian groups right now, the american red cross, the salvation army, and team rubicon, fantastic organization of veterans who have already been on the ground there. so, again, if you want to help, those are three places where you can go. >>> on defense, new details about the president and the sharpie, and what a white house source is saying about the controversy over the map that's now lasted for more than five days. >>> we're also monitoring the situation along north carolina's outer banks. this is next, nags head, north carolina. if you have medicare, listen up. medicare alone only covers 80% of your cost, leaving you to pay the rest. changes to medicare are no laughing matter. if you don't know the plans available now, you might end up with a doctor you're not so comfortable with, or even worse, being forced to pay thousands in medical expenses due to coverage limitations. that'll be how much? understanding all the options, let's face it, it can be downright confusing. that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. they search thousand

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in the bahamas, there is a number, organization here of a few, you can donate to the red cross and the salvation army as they are delivering food and water and medical supplies to many, many people who need it. 70,000 people are homeless. >>> we are learning more of what went on behind the scenes. a proposed taliban visit to camp david just days before the 18th answ anniversary of september 11th. president trump revealed the meeting in a series of tweets on saturday morning. the afghan president is set to come to the maryland retreat. according to the president, the meeting was called off when the taliban took credit for the blast. the blast killed 12 people including one american soldier. the remains, a sergeant first class, joining me now. our bobby and kelly barron and courtney. give us an idea behind the so p scenes of how this meeting came to be and got cancelled. >> about ten days on september 1st, there was a meeting in the situation room where they're talking about national security council officials talked about the idea of having a meeting with president ghani and president trump, president

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nonprofit organizations such as the american red cross, the salvation army.ng for whatever the states may request of us. the local officials and states they are the first responders to this event. but as they identify any gaps that there could be as we talk about storm surge and impacts and the need to support shelters throughout these communities, we here at fema are coordinating with the whole of federal government to ensure that those resources are available and that we can help respond. there is emergency declarations that the president has signed that allows us to give direct federal assistance to these states as well. we are doing that for the states of florida, south carolina, and georgia at this time. >> tell me one quick thing about staging. where do you stage for storms like this? because obviously you're going to need to get assets into place very quickly. i say you, i talk about fema, but i know this is the coast guard, this is the national guard, this is everybody. how do you think about staging for a storm like this? >> well, ali, one of the fir