[laughter] what did red and blue mean versus what does this mean now to be part of red america versus blue america today? >> literally at the start when people are turning on their televisions and see the earliest age gets called they think al gore is meant to be president, red and blue means nothing to anybody. they were just colors and they were randomly assigned. 1984 for instance abc began its coverage and said we have a map tonight, we decided we are going to make the reagan state thread because reagan and register it with the same letter. that's the level of thoughts that went into these things and you're just as likely to see democrats a sign that read and republicans assigned blue and it just happened the networks synced up going into election 2000 with the same colors. they had colluded. [laughter] there was a lot of internal discussions there have been arguments and claims that it was the wrong color scheme. there haven't been abl been a lf thought into it and it just so happened they were on that. we haven't seen at that point a close presidential election so there was susp

sound calls upon old preachers so the colors and ornaments cry out moto vivace in a rhythm of yellow red blue and green the name of this art is tante own color is its language symmetry its grammar symbols give it meaning and harmony is its purpose. ob. bob you. probably. all hear is symbolic the heavens are sky not herodias nor is the buddha of god redemption is the aim. the pagodas to our monuments with the simple message. anyone can ascend rather than reliquaries shrines of the buddha or any other saints. lies on a hillside so the way up to the main temple leads ever upwards. it's like the stages and steps on the path to enlightenment first you pass through the three gates then cross the two plateaus with their squares and then mount even higher and finally reach the main temple. beyond lie the two long buildings that housed the korean trippy tucker buddhist scriptures that are the real treasure of this world heritage site. the stone could go to under stone lantern and the monastery to most ancient works of art. the main temple the whole of great stillness and brilliance. just. to. fifteen.

american indians in their advertising or their on their product design, they would use the colors red, white and blue as we see in the famous land of legs. how many americans have land of lakes in the refrigerator? and we can see the pro-indian maidens beadwork is red white and blue as is her feather work. and you see this over and over again in american advertising, although famously on hens, what many many advertisers and commercial advertisers use both the imagery of an american indian and the colors red, white and blue because what they are selling is something that is quintessentially american. the us military has been naming weapons and aircraft after american indian tribes and weapons for over 200 years. this tradition really took a steam in the 20th century and in the 1960s, the us air force issued a memorandum saying that they would be naming helicopters after tribes. and in their memorandum they justify their reasons for doing this. they said that these names evoke a fighting and a warrior spirit. and today, the tradition is done with the acquiescence of tribes so, for example, one of the m

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if you look through the red lens you see the portrait of the woman if you look through the blue lens you see the skeleton it takes about four hours to create a mirror like this one insane fifty one street art has been widely accepted. he's invited to take part in international festivals and just getting more and more commissions. for example from the likes of the ruins find nothing. at first glance you see the portrait of a woman in the ruins are revealed when you put on the three d. spectacles. or you know that's a lot better you can understand the sense of it and the picture really fits the name of the bar but without these glasses you can't really tell that. but that's all part of the artist's concept in saying fifty one enjoys the varying reactions. one of the things that they deal with is that people can't really see the second layer or understand exactly what's happening but that's also something that they really like about this technique there's all this background behind the piece and it's not what you see it's not what you get. deficit that is began as a street artist in his

federal employees don't go to work wearing red or blue jerseys. they're public servants and the president is treating them like poker chins at one of his failed casinos." amy klobuchar adding these workers bork for the fbi and they signed up to protect us and work for america regardless of party. later in the day, the president firing off a pair of tweets accusing democrats of obstruction on what he calls an the needed wall. underscoring just how far apart both parties remain on this standoff, illinois's dick durbin wrote, no end in sight to the president's government shut down. technically, both houses of congress were in session today. although both the house and senate convened for only a few minutes, both took nothing steps to end the partial shut down. house members were advised there would be no more votes while the senate adjourned till monday at 4:00 p.m. effectively insuring the shut down continues through the weekend at least to the brink of the new year. i'm joined byia meech alcindor for the pbs "newshour" it, eugene robinson, wall str

we talk all the time about a red-blue divide in our politics. it extend to how people think about their lives, the country's life in any given year? interesting new polling data here. morning consult just came out with this one. first of all, check this out. asking people about the year 2018 in their personal lives, their professional lives per hoop what you see, people generally democrat, republican, they agree, things got better. by an 18-point margin, democrats said their personal life got better, not worse over the last 12 months. by a 29-point margin, the republicans saying the same. professional life, a 24-point margin for republicans, 18 points for democrats. a little bit disparity on personal finances, democrats saying theirs got worse and republicans saying theirs got better, but there is a lot of overlap. you see a lot of plus signs, a little bit higher on the republican side, but generally, when you talk about personal and professional life, democrats and republicans saying hey, our lives, my life, my family's life did get better in 2

like a light these are different energies of light and so green has more energy than red blue has more energy green and has more energy than blue. we can see the ultraviolet light. but we cannot and it has the highest energy and with. a range of energies as well moved to this is blocked by the ozone layer but some of it gets through. my grandfather had a son our g. since childhood we don't know what exactly he had. and jake started having we are three actions his very first moment he was ten months old. and we couldn't really figure out what it was and by the time that he was about three years old. we started watching because of my grandfather started our teeth because we noticed it was seasonal so he would break out as soon as you know sort of spring started and it would and close to the beginning of winter and every year it kind of just got a little bit stronger and a little bit more intense and a little when it became a little more intense it was easier to pinpoint what it was all. we actually need this different types of. uva is the right to see. it's always there during the day. i

after that blue turned into red, blue, and after five minutes it went away. >> it went from nighttime to instant through sun's up. >> it closed la guardia airport in queens. terminals were impacted by the closu closure. the airport has since resumed to normal operations. the bright light had people dploking to social media last night. it was a meteor. nothing like tonight except it had people trying to figure out what it was. >> new video of a swawater arre being made. the man is being pulled out of the lake via helicopter. he wasn't hurt. he just got stuck. the man chargesds with murdering 18-year-old leah wilson in a b.a.r.t. station is delusional according to his attorney. today a judge in oakland said there is evidence to prove the cla claim. he's accused of stabbing two sisters in jail. his attorney says in the span of six years authorities had to put him in a psychiatric hold 22 times. the judge ordered point appointed doctors to evaluate him. >> if he could do what he did and change his clothes and carry out what he did so competently, he cooperate be insane. >> mountain view p

murals that change when the viewer reds wears a special red and blue glasses now the artist and his large scale works have earned him quite a reputation on the international scene we take a second look now on the streets of both berlin and athens. is this a woman. or a skeleton. figure. a couple different images appear depending on whether you look at this street through a red or blue lines. the man behind this optical illusion is greek non-students. he goes by the city insane fifty one with some one hundred ninety thousand instagram follow is already a star of the street it's twenty six year old prince of his new roles to fans worldwide he calls the style double exposure three d. what's unique about this technique is that it requires the glasses to see the two different. glasses the first thing you see totally different modes and then with the glasses you actually have to discover what's behind it for most people. like these. that we have. to discover. find something new i think that's why people get excited about it. before you get. designs on the computer using photoshop he views the d

lighting systems we have four dollars inside so it's red it's blue it's white then it's far out ahead of far and it's typically pretty are known to us because it's outside of our i sense david baker. vertical indoor farming is a market with huge potential. lights help to guarantee predictable and controllable harvests. and so what you see over here is a dynamic light fixture that can change in color and by changing the color during the trial or just before the end of so just before harvesting we can for example influence the bricks value off strawberry so that's the sweetness of the strawberry but also make it a little bit more hardy or let's say so that it's better to transport. the company calculates the particular light fixture its customers need and savings can be achieved by just using red and blue light which produces the magenta color here. the mix depends on the plants and the ambient light greenhouses in siberia for example has less sunlight than those in. jane. their market is growing super fast and if you look at the different reports that are out in the market you see real

ates the particular light fixture its customers need and savings can be achieved by just using red and blue light which produces the magenta color here. the mix depends on the plants and the ambient light greenhouses in siberia for example has less sunlight than those in. bank. market is growing super fast if you look at the different reports that are out in the market you see real trend that are becoming more interesting also it's not because they don't make money that companies like are growing fast in russia would buy twenty five factors and twenty five factors it's around four hundred kilometers of fairly daylight's and that was the biggest project we did today. another customer that has bought the lighting systems is the dutch tomato farm pater's it's greenhouses measure sixteen had tears an area amounting to something like twenty soccer pitches. the crops are aluminum to buy magenta l.e.d. light from below and from above by high intensity high pressure sodium h.p.'s lamps the company has invested millions the tomato vines grow to an amazing height of six metres the growers need lifts

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seats in virginia and new jersey, and in special elections across the country. 44 seats flipped red to blue. but then in november this year, democrats flipped 380 more seats red to blue. that means democrats in two years have won back nearly half the seats they lost over president obama's time in office. the head of the campaign committee who has overseen the huge wins across the country in the state legislative races, that's the oregon speaker of the house, tina kotek. fairly stunning success already. and then there is congress. democrats doubling down on what helped them win more seats this year than they have won since nixon resigned. the new head of the democratic congressional campaign committee as of this month is congresswoman cheri bustos of illinois. her first order of business is actually this endless weird ground fight in north carolina's ninth congressional district which turns out to be kind of a crime scene. who the would have known that would be the first order of business. but the big picture is a lot to work with here. congress's incoming class is the most racially diverse,

then the ideology of red state, blue state tends to dissipate. they both want safe food. >> host: ralph nader, would things have been different if another clinton had one? >> guest: there certainly wouldn't have been as vicious and back to produce, but she was a hawk. she was a military policy hawk. she overrode secretary of state a gates on the libyan overthrow which was chaotic, violent and five african countries persuader obama to do that. that's her war. she never saw a weapons system she didn't like. she was very close to wall street. that's not a good sign, but there's another trash. should have been with, she always talks about single moms and children. it took a long time just to join the democrats in congress for a $10.10 minimum wage increase. she talks a a good game. she was a wall street military-industrial complex politician. that something this country needs. >> host: looking at this title, "to the ramparts," i would say pat buchanan or donald trump could've written a book with that title. >> guest: yeah, that's true but i have a di

have you see the automation economy playing out in red and blue america -- how do you see the automation economy playing out? >> they have done some amazing studies on the future of work and how automation is changing jobs. how many jobs are getting lost, not to immigrants like the president says but just robots. that is how the workforce is changing. communities out more susceptible to automation versus those that are less -- the bio industry in massachusetts, not terribly susceptible to automation. academic institutions, not terribly susceptible. machine plants, auto plants, really susceptible. when you map it out, it is amazing. it is a syrian immigrant, refugee, who did this mapping at the media lab. i don't think he knows much about american politics, but he chose blue for communities that were safe from automation and read for communities in danger. give look like the congressional map, it is amazing. trump and the republicans have actually been effective at happen into this feeling of being left behind. left of americans are behind by this economy, they are hurting and struggling

we think about red states and blue states.a state that goes 65/35, okay, for donald trump. 35% of the population is still a lot of people. i bet you if you went to the steps of the capital there and you surveyed the political views of the people that were striking, there were some republicans and use see them. but mostly they leaned towards the left part of the spectrum, particularly for the state. but you can mobilize and organize people, like even in a state that's a red state, you still got 30% of the population, 35% of the population, organized mobilized people can get a lot done even if they're not a majority. >> also because the divide in the country, we tend to think of as red, blue. it's suburban, rural. it's rural that wants oklahoma taxes and no spending. even if you stray onto that rural side, it's not as if human beings don't want to be paid decent wages and live well and have health care. >> there are a lot of rural teaches out there and those rural school districts in oklahoma were most likely to go down to four

it's because they have red and blue bricks. it's legos.ajority all plan to buy that this time of year. if your house is anything like mine these days, our older kids are hoping for some video games stuffed in their stockings this year, or downloads. the most popular for both democrats and republicans are call of duty and fortnite. democrats favor super mario cart. the holidays are a special time of year for children. one more area where red and blue america agree, majorities of republicans and democrats say they want to provide their children with things they didn't get to have as a child. yeah, i'm one of those. and majorities of both parties admit they plan to indulge their children with those little extras. probably ones they don't need to be getting. there you have it, a note of happy political agreement just in time for the holidays. don't get two excited. if this week's news is any indication, the new year and the new congress will bring plenty to disagree about. when we come back, guess which democrat just moved into the top three i

have you see the automation economy playing out in red and blue america -- how do you see the automation economy playing out? >> they have done some amazing studies on the future of work and how automation is changing jobs. how many jobs are getting lost, not to immigrants like the president says but just robots. that is how the workforce is changing. communities out more susceptible to automation versus those that are less -- the bio industry in massachusetts, not terribly susceptible to automation. academic institutions, not terribly susceptible. machine plants, auto plants, really susceptible. when you map it out, it is amazing. it is a syrian immigrant, refugee, who did this mapping at the media lab. i don't think he knows much about american politics, but he chose blue for communities that were safe from automation and read for communities in danger. give look like the congressional map, it is amazing. trump and the republicans have actually been effective at happen into this feeling of being left behind. left of americans are behind by this economy, they are hurting and struggling

how do you see that playing out in red and blue america? >> i took some colleagues up to mit where they have done amazing studies on the future of how automation is changing jobs and many jobs are getting lost not to immigrants like the president says but the robots. that is how the workforce is changing. when you mass out the communities that are more susceptible to automation versus communities that are less accessible, the bio industry in massachusetts not terribly susceptible to animation, not terribly susceptible to automation, machine plants, auto plants success owns automation. when you map this out it is amazing because it was a syrian refugee who did this mapping at the media lab and i don't think he knows about politics but he chose. for communities that were safer automation and read for communities in danger of automation and looks like the congressional map of the united states of america. that told me two things. one, trump and the republicans have actually been pretty effective at tapping into this feeling of being left behin

if you look at these races in the house, you had the suburbs in red states behaving like the suburbs in blue states. i don't think red and blue states is a helpful way to think about this midterm because the suburbs around dallas, houston, behaved a lot like the suburbs around chicago and l.a. so i think that is one of the things republicans have to grapple with. it's not that their own base was depressed and they need to fire them up. they have done that. that's just not enough. >> by the way, did democrats rent those suburban voters or do they own them now? >> i don't think they own them. i don't think anyone owns anyone in politics. after the 2016 election, i'm averse to say anything is forever or any voter group is stuck with one party or the other but i think this presents a serious problem, because if you want to pave the way back to winning, you are going to have to win over the suburbs who care about health care and tone and temperament. these things will be hard to fix and unwind in the next two years for republicans. >> greg, if you think about the con coinciden consequences, we ha

ro roses are red, violets are blue, so glad to see you. all right. and these -- these poets are from moscone elementary school. they're from -- they're with coach ally. can we give coach ally a hand for coming out and giving the poets and parents extra support. as well. all right. thank you ready? america. america. america. [children reading poems] >> let's get another round of applause for those brave poets. weren't they fantastic? [applause] >> all right. so for our next act, we are welcoming to the stage that i had the incredible pleasure for the first time of singing with yesterday. let's welcome amy lazardo, an amazing artist who's performed at several places here in san francisco. currently, amy can be seen right across the street at the strand theater until december 16. >> you have 1.5 weeks. there are a few shows left. >> amy lozardo, everybody. >> how you doing? yeah. good. so much. thank you so much for being here. so happy holidays, everyone. we're going to sing a couple songs about something that doesn't really happen here in california,

if you look through the red lens you see the portrait of the woman if you look through the blue lines you see the skeleton it takes about four hours to create a mirror like this one insane fifty one street art has been widely accepted. he's invited to take awesome international festivals i'm just getting more and more commissions. for example from the likes of the ruin spine of the. first clown you see the portrait of a woman the rulings are revealed when you put on the three d. spectacles. oh yeah that's a lot better you can understand the sense of it and the picture really fits the name of the bar but without these glasses you can't really tell them. but that's all part of the artist's concept in saying fifty one enjoys the varying reactions. one of the things that we face is that people can't really see the second layer or understand exactly what's happening but that's also. something that they really like about these techniques there's all this background behind the piece it's not what you see it's not what you get. deficits about is began as a street artist in his home city of at

here is one more area where red and blue america agrees.publicans and democrats said they want toprovide their children with things they didn't get to have as a child. i'm one of those. and majorities of both parties admit that they plan to indulge their children with the little extras, the ones they proebl don't need to be getting. there you have it, a note of happy political agreement in time for the holidays. the new year and the new congress will bring plenty to disagree about. when we come back, guess which democrat moved into the top three in the latest poll. oming up to you i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. smoking. it dictates your day. i didn't like something having control over me. i wanted to stop. the thing is i didn't know how. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation,

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literally, millions of men in red blue and fresh and brown rushed to the fronts they crashed into each other like lumbering sumo wrestlers. they struggled in attritional warfare until finally 4 1/2 years later one of the great armies finally fell down, virtually exhausted. just before most of the others were about to. the third factor that made all of this certain, and this is what woke warned them against, was that the german victories of 1866 and 1870 have to promote anti-german coalitions into existence, which meant that germany could not hope to isolate austria as it had done and 66 or friends as it had done diplomatically in 1870. now the war began germany would be facing a massive great power coalition arrayed against it from the first day. bulk actually warned in that famous speech of 1890, he explicitly said to the germans listening, they paid no attention, he said, if you tried , he warned, i'm paraphrasing, but very close to a quotation, you will be beginning a new seven years war. and that he paused and said, for even -- or even a new 30 years war. they tried it anyway. twic

. >> i see a crazy blue light out of nowhere and after that blue light turned to red, blue, and thenfter like five minutes, it just went away. >> it went from nighttime to instantly like the sun is up, it's a beautiful day. i'm like, whoa! >> the explosions temporarily closed laguardia airport in queens. all terminals were impacted by the loss of power, causing the faa to issue a ground flight for about an hour about. the airport is back to normal. >>> another bright light had people flocking to social media last week. you may remember seeing this strange streak in the sky there. it turns out it was a meteor. so nothing like new york, except that it left people trying to figure out what it was. >>> now to tesla's, c eo elon musk. he wants a judge to toss out a lawsuit against him. you may remember back in july, musk tweeted about a british diver who helped with the thai cave rescue, calling him a pedophile. the diver later filed a defamation lawsuit against musk in a los angeles court but musk claims the comment was meant as an insult, no the a statement of fact and says the comment

each year red and blue america drift further apart. as progressives move to the coasts and conservatives retreat hinterland, to the center of the country, we're finding a of difficulties have arisen and they're not easy to solve. we increasingly sort ourselves geography. we also sort ourselves by media dais catered to quiet our cognitive dissonance and confirm our preconceived notions. it's a sad consequence of the information age that americans now live in the same city inhabit completely different worlds. to give. has the status quo cannot hold. these are or should always be of america.tates that name has always been more aspirational than descriptive. ideal tost gives us an strive for. to achieve the unity that is our namesake, we must reject the politics of division, starting politics, identity politics is nothing more than dressed up tribalism. is the deliberate and often unnatural segregation of people into categories for political gain. tos practice conditions us define ourselves and each other which weoups to belong. in other w

the starku do with division between red and blue states, people going to their separate camps and not talking to others in the other camp? guest: get involved in the electoral process, supporting candidates. win or lose, it is a process. you are not going to win all the time. races.lost a couple of i have been in 34 of them and lost two, but that is ok. , whenwhen people cannot they attempt to get involved and vote, and they are not allowed to vote because of the systems that have been put in place. go out toill california. kathy, independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. i was really disappointed in the opening statement about the -- i'mbecause the people sorry, i was watching on tv. the people's position has never changed. in california, there are a lot of problems with voting. i do think it is right that you can only vote for one of two democrats and a lot of the positions on the election. but the biggest problem with the the past 30 years the people's position has not changed. i remember when governor brown sued the central government to close the border. you have been one demo

the reason is he was a prisoner of war in germany, and they would take pieces of red, white, blue clothnd make flags. and the guards would find them and take them away. he said, i didn't know what to do. i gave them your case to read, because it's short, and he came back two or three days later and said, you can be proud to be an attorney. he read the reasons and thought about it. and that is what we try to do with the opinion. david: now, one of your famous 5-4 decisions is citizens united, in which you upheld the right of corporations to make political contributions. any second thoughts about that decision ever? justice kennedy: i, again, the decision stands for itself. of course, all of us are concerned with money and politics. the government of the united states, in that case, argued before the supreme court, the attorney for the government of the united states argued that if there was an upcoming political campaign -- i forget, maybe six weeks, and a book was being published, or a movie being produced, and it was critical of the candidate, that you could stop publication? i thought