it was her home in the center of the american red cross. -- and the center of the american red cross. clara barton was born on christmas day in massachusetts. her birthplace is still there. it was on a farm when she was a girl. her father was a middle-class farmer. before being a farmer, he had been a soldier and had risen to the rank of captain. he was active in local government and served on the legislature. the barton family helps support in the community. she had an exposure to service and her family and experience with service at a young age. clara barton had two brothers, two sisters, and they were all much older than she was, more than tenures older. her brothers -- more than 10 years older. her brothers and sisters were teachers. at 17, she started to teach school. she had to overcome this very shy nature. she went on to enjoy that work and earned a reputation of being a good teacher. she is 30 years old, the earliest picture that we have. she found new jersey did not have a system of free schools and she approached officials of the town and offered to start one herself and th

in switzerland, she learned of the red cross and the geneva convention that had just created the red cross to be neutral during a war to be helpful to , everyone involved in the war. while she was in europe, the franco-prussian war broke out. she volunteered for the german red cross during that war. before coming home to america, with the idea that there could be an american red cross. she would have to work for years to realize that idea before forming an american red cross in 1881. we are standing in the room that was her office. she sat right here on this chair. in front of the chair, there was a foot warmer that could be filled with hot coals from the stove. on one side of her desk, there is a stapler. next to it, a fragment of a cannonball that she used as a paperweight. something she could have picked up on the civil war battlefield. all sorts of other interesting things are here on this desk. on one side of her office, we find a dining room for the volunteers that worked and lived here with her. 6-12 volunteers that work -- that were ordinarily here. this table was miss barton'

we have new numbers now from the red cross. they are telling us they are sheltering about 21 people three less than when we last saw you here. they could see that number grow and shrink as more people arrive to find they do need assistance. a shelter is being set up here at norristown high school. you can see their trailer set up in front of the gym where folks are sheltered inside. lets take you to video from hours ago those people rescued by fire fighters from their burning building, several daring rescue attempts were made and unsuccessful. we know it was a fatal fire this morning. those evacuees, were busted and brought here to norristown high school and continued help. red cross, tell us to survive that fire, they are here, and they now face more challenging. lets listen. >> your first reaction is, thank goodness i'm safe as we start to think about things. it can than very hard. we have special experts who volunteer for us. that we use, we use psychologist psychologists, we have rabbis, priests, imams all kind of people. >

and the state of emergency in myanmar's region after an attack on a red cross convoy. >>> so the ukrainianown of debaltseve has seen weeks of intense fighting, but it has now fallen to the pro-russian separatists. that has been condemned by the international community. ukrainian troops started leaving debaltseve earlier on wednesday, but separatists saying they pushed ukrainian troops out of that key town. ukraine's president has now met those troops. before leaving he described the withdrawal of having been done in a plan and peaceful way. >> translator: today we have taken new defensive line and drawn the lines in our talks with the united states and the european union, we demand a harsh response to these actions. now i'm going to the front line to meet those who left debaltseve and i have a high honor to shake their hands and meet the here -- heroes. >>> the fall of debaltseve is a big disappointment. it's right in the middle there, it also is a rail hub that is important for delivering coal supplies, so you see why it's so important. paul brennan is our correspondent in the area -- not

>> reporter: two red cross volunteer workers were injured in the attack one suffered head wounds, the injuries to abdomen. both are in stable custody in hospital. the president of the myanmar red dress released a statement saying: the humanitarian situation that's emerging from the violence is similar to that of five years ago, when thousands of ethnic chinese residence fled the eastern province, many taking refuge in the southwest. now some 30,000 refugees have reportedly made the same trek. china is calling for dialogue. >> translator: we want to use this opportunity to once again call on all sides involved in clashes in myanmar to exercise restraint and avoid the situation escalating any further to ensure peace and stability of the border and especially to avoid affecting security on the chinese side. ♪ >> reporter: but now three months of marshall law is being imposed by mie yar man's government, a sign that the fighting is not expected to end any time soon. >>> the syrian observatory for human rights says at least 150 people have been killed since tuesday during fighting in and a

. >> i'm martine dennis also coming up, red cross comes under fire in myanmar's kokang region as the president declares a state of emergency. >> after bombing i.s.i.l. targets in libya, and killing civilians, egypt is seeking military backed intervention. >> the finish is here. i can finally have a hot shower and long bath. >> the yukon arctic ultra marathon winner >>> the ukranian president has announced government forces are pulling out of the eastern town of debaltseve in what he describes as a manned and peaceful way. fighting for the town continued, despite a truce. it's a key prize for the separatists. it loings the territories. the loss of town prevent defeat. ukranian troops. >> translation: i don't know our commanders didn't tell us. they took position. we had been staying there for some time. we had had quite a lot of losses. it was a decision to reach the position. >> more from paul brennan, the correspondent. we had a couple of days conflicting information about the true nature of the situation in debaltseve. until late last night the ukrainians insisted that their forces

and the attack on the red cross convoy, how serious is this. are you expecting humanitarian attacks on the convoy? >> i would say that as soon as the ceasefire is called unless it is called, there'll be more attacks. it is very difficult to differentiate between peaceful red cos and even the - in the experience, red cross trucks have been used to attack in the past. >> now, there's a 90 day state of emergency declared. in the meantime we see thousands of people fleeing the area to save themselves and they are going across the border into china. how will it affect the china-myanmar relation? china wants a decision of hostilities from both sides and has been requesting both sides to stop the fighting. so far it has not occurred. and there is concern if the fighting continues, the relationship between the nations might worsen. >> right. thank you, sir, for your insight. managing director of the institute for peace and dialogue. speaking to us from shankmi. >> thank you very much. >> in ukraine russia is in the european union. russia is a major sup

. >> also coming up: >> the red cross under fire in myanmar. the president declares a state of emergency. after bombing isil targets in libya and killing some civilians, egypt wants the u.n. military intervention. >> we are now into oscars week. many here are asking where are hollywood's missing latinos. >> ukraine's president says troops pulled out of the eat he were town of debaltseve in a planned and peaceful way. they were surrounded by pro-russian rebels. fighting for the town continued despite a ceasefire. debaltseve's become a key prize for the pro-russian separatists. it's at the supervision of two major highway that is link separatist territories in the east. it's a rail hub which is important for delivering coal supplies. loss of the town represents a serious defeat for ukrainian troops. >> i don't know, our commanders didn't tell us whether it's a retreat for rotation. he just told us to change our position because our unit had been staying there quite a long time and we had quite a lot of losses. they took the decision that we shoul

tonight dozens are being helped by the red cross. the fire broke out on the alma square neighborhood of san francisco. nbc bay area's christie smith is live at the scene. christie putting a lot of stress on the red cross. >> yeah absolutely. hear it in the background. crews are boarding up. closing off the damaged buildings. many staying with family. friend. and the red cross. busy lately in the aftermath of fires in san francisco. it was a long night for residents near alamo square gathering items after a fur alarm fire. herman robinson says his insurance will help him. >> my neighbors, came down and told me there was a fire. >> next thing you know. the firemen were knocking on the door. by the time i got to the door they brought me out. everyone made it out before they arrived. a fire started in the rear of a corner building where three buildings came together the a difficult situation for firefighters. really challenging. boss of aggressive actions. it could have taken a block. >> a building had minor damage. red cross is helping

the red cross arts and skills was an amazing world war ii program. this was another program that brought metalwork to walter reed . the military also embraced arts and crafts and had a very vibrant program that started through the 1950's and is actually still going today. vietnam, help hospitalized veterans, which is a nonprofit that has been passing out craft kits at v.a. hospitals for free since vietnam and then some of the art therapy, music therapy work of the current wars. the masks that you see are from the art therapy work of melissa walker at the national intrepid center of excellence at walter reed there is a brand-new article in the february issue of "national geographic" about these masks and melissa's work. then there's also nonclinical art projects that are happening in the hospitals. as we now lived through this incendiary years of world war i veterans and artists alike are not only creating projects that speak to the memories of the great war but also articulate our more current war experiences through expressions of devastation. giuse

. >> reporter: red cross is assisting those assisted by today's fire. it has been a busy week. red cross is also assisting several dozen more from the fire on mission street which left one dead and over 50 without a home. another 18 people from thursday's fire in the tenderloin are in the same situation. red cross says many of the neighbors affected have been trying to make the best of a difficult situation. >> i have known a lot of the personal stories these folks, it is truly heartwarming. it is amazing their resilience. but their courtesy, their graciousness in the situation, it is absolutely astounding. >> reporter: the red cross says all the people involved in today's fire have been able to find temporary shelter at least for tonight and red cross says they will be able to provide clothing, furniture, hotel vouchers for all the people affected by the fires if they need it. live in san francisco, christian hartnett, kpix5. >> if you want to help the fire victims, they are holding a fundraiser that runs until 2:00 a.m. >>> tonight, police say that they have arrested the man

. >> the red cross comes under fire in myanmar. the president declared a state of emergency. >> after bombing isil targets in libya and killing some civilians, egypt wants the u.n. to take back military intervention. >> also ahead: >> now that i know the finish is near, i can finally have a hot shower and warm bath. >> the winner of the yukon arctic ultra marathon. >> first ukraine's president says troops have pulled out of the eastern town of debaltseve in what he described as a planned and peaceful way. they were surrounded by pro-russian rebels. fighting in the town continued despite a ceasefire. debaltseve's become a key prize for the pro-russian separatists. it's at the intersection of two major highways that link separatist territories in the east. its rail hub is also important for delivering coal supplies. loss of the town represents a serious defeat for ukrainian troops. >> i don't know, our commanders didn't tell us whether it's a retreat or rotation. they told us that change our position because our unit had been there q

you can perhaps see red cross trailer set up in the parking lot down there. there is second subpoena for evacuee is here in the gym. lets go to video they were first taken to buses on the scene of that fire. at that fire they were put into those buses, kept warm and check out for any injuries they may have suffered. meantime at the high school red cross volunteers set up cots blankets and other necessities in the gym here. assisting those two dozen people or so there are currently here at the gym they are bracing for many more who had frantically escaped that fire this morning. >> we're setting up a shelter for displaced families and we're providing spiritual care, health care as well as food, and shelter. literally as we speak we're putting it up and getting the shelter ready. >> and back out live i can tell you there are ten volunteers who are now in there assisting those people in need at this hour among them are medical volunteers. we're told many people brought here this morning have special need also, prescriptions that they may have left in that fire a

speaking of the red cross, tonight american red cross is also help ought victims of wednesday night'smassive fire in san francisco's mission district. a multiservice agency has been set up at the salvation army on valencia street. one person died in the fire, dozens of other people are displaced from their homes. the red cross is providing emergency shelter and resources to help those fire victims get back on their feet. >> also be hand ought vouchers for clothing and later on if people find housing helping with furnishings these folks lost everything in the fire and they're starting from scrooch to rebuild their homes. >> dock's clock bark across the street is collecting donations and giving half of its bar sales to fire victims tonight. >> richmond police are on the lookout for a gunman after a deadly shooting this morning. officers responded to a shot spotter alert shortly after 3:00 a.m. and found a man dead inside a truck suffering from a gunshot wound. it was parked at the corner of 23rd street and burbank avenue. the victim's name has not been released. if you have information,

speaking of the red cross, tonight american red cross is also help ought victims of wednesday night'smassive fire in san francisco's mission district. a multiservice agency has been set up at the salvation army on valencia street. one person died in the fire, dozens of other people are displaced from their homes. the red cross is providing emergency shelter and resources to help those fire victims get back on their feet. >> also be hand ought vouchers for clothing and later on if people find housing helping with furnishings these folks lost everything in the fire and they're starting from scrooch to rebuild their homes. >> dock's clock bark across the street is collecting donations and giving half of its bar sales to fire victims tonight. >> richmond police are on the lookout for a gunman after a deadly shooting this morning. officers responded to a shot spotter alert shortly after 3:00 a.m. and found a man dead inside a truck suffering from a gunshot wound. it was parked at the corner of 23rd street and burbank avenue. the victim's name has not been released. if you have information,

clara barton founded the american red cross following the civil war and relocated its headquarters to in glen echo, maryland, near washington, d.c. we learned about her life and work of the red cross on a tour of the house with park ranger kevin petty. that is tonight at 6:00 and

red cross has set up a shelter at norristown high school for all of the people displayed this morning. again we have confirmed one fatality from this fire and three other people came to the hospital for very angry. there were families very young to older people in this apartment building. the there is a range of people inside and fire chief tells us that he is surprise there had weren't more fatalities as a result. as we continue to get more information we will bring them straight to you but we are live from are in is town jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have more breaking news from taiwan a plane crash, there killed more than a dozen people. the scene is incredible here that capture dashboard camera of the plane going down. plane comes down sideways and clips a taxi and bridge before crashing in the river. the plane went down shortly after take off but there is in word on exactly what happen. rescuers were attempting to pull survivors from the river overnight. >>> developing right new several people are dead, many others injured after a commuter train slams in the suv

. >> one red -- the red cross is on scene to offer assistance to residents. most seem stunned to return home from ear rands or hanging out at nearby alamo square to find this fire at their corner. one result of the damaged buildings tells us tonight her biggest fear is a fire because there have been fires at this square before, at this particular corner before and unfortunately, he fear came true today. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quinn tan that, abc7 news. >> thank you. the american red cross has opened a multiservice agency at the salvation mayor on valencia street to help victims of wednesday effect's massive fire in the mission district. one person died in the fire. dozens dispoliced. the red cross is providing emergency shelter and resources to help the people get back on their feet. and a bar across the street is collecting donations and giving half of today's bar sales to fire victims. >> certainly feels like summer out there. a record-setting day around the bay area. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more. >> we saw several records bow

they are getting assistance from the red cross. we're told that there were multiple rescues.irefighters but also from police. we're also told that this all happened just before 1 o'clock in the morning and within two hours, this fire went to four alarms. today we caught up with a resident who lives on swede street. she's not in the building where the fire happened but she's still affected from this. she told us what she woke up to. >> firemen banging on the door. opened to it see what was going on and saw fire trucks everywhere. they just said, you know, get out now. >> there was smoke. we were getting multiple reports of people trapped on all floor levels. there were rescues done inside building by firefighters, outside via main aerial devices. crews had their hands full when they first got here. >> reporter: and back out here live you can still see the number of fire companies that are out here helping. you can see right now still at least four ladder trucks are around this apartment. the norris apartments. we're told that there's about 30 apartments within that six story b

clara barton founded the american red cross, following the civil war. and relocated its headquarters to a house in glen echo, maryland, near washington, d.c. in 1897. we learn about her life and the work of the red cross on a tour of the house with park ranger kevin patty. that's sunday night at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern. here on c-span-3's american history tv. >> this sunday on q&a neuro scientist dr. francis jensen on the recent discoveries about the teenage brain. >> they don't have their frontal lobes to actually reason. the cause and effect consequences of actions are not very clear to them. because their frontal lobes are not at the ready. they're not as readyly acceptable and they have front lobes but the connections can't be made as quickly for a split second decision making. and also don't forget a lot of the hormones are changing a lot in the body of those -- young men and women. and the brain hasn't seen these yet in life. until you hit teenage years. so the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones that are rolling around an

the president of the international committee of the red cross joins us in the studio. >>> and the abduction of children has become a major social problem in china, and for many parents, the search for their missing kids never ends. >>> members of the u.n. security council are considering a new plan to crack down on the militant group islamic state. they're looking at a resolution that would help starve the militants of funds. the plan calls for countries to put an end to all oil deals, and to stop paying ransom for hostages. russian officials submitted the draft resolution. it focuses on major sources of revenue for islamic state and other extremist groups including oil, ransoms, and the antiquity trade. it threatens sanctions for countries that violate certain rules. security council members have already adopted several resolutions to contain islamic state. observers say this one is likely to pass as officials from western nations have raised no objections. >>> the head of the international organization overseeing chemical weapons warns that islamic state militants may have already come in

and red cross has been taking in a lot of people have lost everything in these fires. wednesday's fire on mission street, which killed one person, has left 54 people looking for a new home. there's also 18 people from thursday's fire in a tenderloin who no longer have a place to stay. add in the 25 people from today's fire, it's a busy time. site director from the shelter says many of the people they have taken in are trying to make the best of a difficult situation. >> i've known a lot of the personal stories of these folks. they are totally heartwarming. it's amazing their resilience sometimes in the face of this. but, their courtesy, their graciousness in this situation, sometimes absolutely astounding. >> in today's fire near alamo square, despite some pretty intense flames, san francisco fire department says it was able to knock it out before it caused irreversible damage. although they say it will be very costly to fix. neighbors who were evacuated say they are eager to find out when they will go back to their own homes. >> well, i'm concerned, yeah. because it d

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the 15 people who have nowhere else to go the red cross is putting them up in area hotels.s for the person who died, the coroner is not yet releasing the identity that is a person's family still has to be notified. iain, back to you. >> i'll take it, dawn. just so sad. >>> the parents of an infant attacked by pet ferrets are now asking a judge to dismiss some of the charges against them. 42-year-old bernie frame and 24-year-old jessica appeared in court today. prosecutors have charged them with child endangerment. they left their one month old daughter in a car seat in the downstairs of their upper darby home two weeks ago. it's just horrific what happened to her. several ferrets attacked her chewing off her nose and parts of her face. she is out of the hospital and in foster care tonight. >>> philadelphia police want to identify these two men in connection to a robbery at a grocery store. police say they even roughed up an employee a little bit. this all happened saturday at the spencer food market in the city's olney section. police say the guys walked in, pretending to b

in all, 24 people dust placed, and it moved to different building, as the red cross is trying to figure out thousand goat people distributed and maybe into some safe housing for tonight. but everybody here, good news, everybody out of those unit

red cross windows. . people in a streetcar could see these.e would know what the house was about by the windows and the red cross flag about the windows. clara barton died in her bedroom in this house three days before the titanic sank, april 12, 1912. >> watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website at www.c-span.org/ history. the battle of new orleans was the final major battle of the war of 1812, 5 after the british and the americans signed the treaty of ghent in 1814. tonight, we visit new orleans for a bicentennial commemoration of the pattern. tonight at 6:30 eastern on c-span3. >> harvard professor john stauffer talks about "the battle hymn of the republic." he calls the original publication as a call and responsiblee later appropriated by union soldiers as the marching song "john brown's body." well this version was more popular during the civil war, julia ward howe's "battle hymn of the republic" has had a longer impact on the american consciousness. this is part of a one hour 15 minute talk. >> for those of

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every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. qaeda. those are the new though uncorroborated allegations from convicted terrorist, zakariya, serving a life sentence for his role in the 9/11 attacks. the allegations filed in u.s. district court is part of a lawsuit against the saudi government by the family of the victims of the attacks. masowi with al qaeda donors because it was education and ability to speak english. members of the royal saudi family including al faisl and ban dar bin sultan. he carried letters between osama bin laden and the royal family including prince turkey. court statements by three members of the 9/11 commission, former secretary of the navy, john laymen and bob kerry, though they do not endorse the specific allegations, their statements argue further investigation of saudi involvement is necessary. >> i don't know if it's certain there was an involvement. i know for certain there's plenty of smoke and guns lying around the room and this happens to be the latest one. both the congress a

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. a deadly commuter train accident during rush hour earlier this evening in westchester county where a metro north train hit at least one car, at least six people have been killed including a motorist, five people were killed on the train. again, these are early reports. at least a dozen others were injured. apparently happened in the bedroom community of valhalla, new york. according to wabc, jeep cherokee got stuck on the tracks and gates went down, went to check on the damage and was struck and killed by the train. that's according to wabc. again, at least a dozen passengers were injured and the earlier reports indicate six people have died. five of them from the train itself. continue to update that throughout the evening. >>> turn now to the measles outbreak. at least 214 people have contracted measles since january 1st, declared eradicated. outbreak reignited the case against vaccines. overwhelmingly, scientists say it's a no brainer. get your kids vaccinated bu

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every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. >>> new attack is an intelligence isis and iraq in syria. there were 26 air strikes overnight according to central command and we're learning the united arab emirates has ordered f-16s into jordan. and frank mancona, a former military attache. good to see you. how significant is it that these f-16s are sent to jordan? >> this is pretty significant. after the downing of the jordanian pilot in december the uae halted its operations and said they were not close enough to the operation in case one of their pilots goes down. this puts them closer and the united states has moved assets to be closer to the action. the uae made a comment, we responded. i think the coalition is a little stronger right now. we have the jordanians conducting operations over syria and looks like the uae will come back into the fold and restart its operations. this is a welcome development. >> when the uae said it would suspend or hold off having its fighter jets engaged because they too, were c

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and the american red cross did not want them out in the cold. we'll be following all of the late breaking developments throughout the day and have them posted for you on the nbc 10 news app. live for now, in norristown monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> we have an update on the train crash in new york early this morning. governor andrew cuomo says six people were killed in the accident not seven as previously reported. the metro north train slam nad a jeep cherokee stalled on the tracks in val haleh, north of new york city. nbc's kate snow has an update. >> reporter: federal investigators just arriving here on the scene. they're going to be asking a lot of questions about what exactly happened here last night. what we know so far is that a metro north train, that's a major commuter railway out of new york city was coming north on this track behind me here with about 600 or more passengers on board. it was during the evening rush hour when an suv somehow got on to the tracks at a crossing. apparently the driver had driven on to the tracks was hit

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. >>> she's married a man that she loved, and then she went about a cold, calculating way to kill this man in his prime of life. leads me to believe she's one of the most cold-blooded murderers that i've been involved with. >> 32-year-old kimberly hricko was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and arson in the death of her husband. she pleaded not guilty. with no way to prove succinylcholine was in steve's body and no scientific evidence an accelerant was used to start the fire, prosecutors were forced to use a process of conclusion by exclusion. they had to rule out all other possibilities for how the fire started in an effort to convince the jury that steve hricko was murdered. >> this was a healthy young man, who was in his mid 30s, worked as an outdoor person, very fit, who had died suddenly, unexpectedly. there was absolutely no medical disease process or natural disease process that was identifiable in his death and that he was, in fact, not intoxicate

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help.ase donate now. >> now, back to "strange inheritance." jamie: harold lemay's family continues to face the dilemma of how to honor his legacy. a chunk of harold's huge car collection has been sold off. a museum in tacoma washington, originally meant to be solely devoted to harold has a different mission. then a solution. the family decides to refit that school property that harold purchased in the mid-1990s. eric, what is this place? >> this is the other part of the equation that was our family learning how to save the world's largest car collection. this is mar marymount. it's an event center. a museum. >> your museum? >> yeah. we wanted another museum that was about the lemay family and our taste in collecting. we may be only 6 miles apart, but we're very different culturally from each other. they consider marymount the down to earth little brother. the sleek modern museum. it's the dirty finger version that celebrates harold's cars and nobody elses. it depends on the hard work of eri

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every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. just >>> just like that the fear is back. closing above the long term average of 20. in the past this represented a good-bying opportunity. will it again? let's bring in brian sullivan. what do you see? what's the pattern been? >> it's really neat, when you're talking about markets, dan and carter have been bearish about what's going on in the price action especially that happened today. if you look at the vix and it the first time it ticks above 20, this happened 20 times, look at the s&p, investors have been hugely rewarded if you bought stocks at that moment. three months out the s&p 500 is up 8.8% and six months out, 13.2% from the time it upticks above 20. i'm looking at this and saying i'm almost near my vix target of 22 like i mentioned a couple of weeks ago. now maybe is the time for a risk reward basis to start to price average and buy into the market. i think there's interesting technical levels that give you a mental stop, we break 1985 on the s&p, then you step in and dip

red cross canteen medal. it was funny, because i had read "presidents and pies," and every once in a while, she'll mention the front or on the front, but never a description of any of the horrible experiences and sights she must have seen there, so i think for the folks, she just wanted to focus on pleasant life in washington. after the war, the andersons were barely in washington, hardly at all. they rented the house out to foreign dignitaries, ambassadors and their staff, lars died in 1937, and isabel having no use for this wonderful house according to lars's wishes, donated it to the society of cincinnati. and isabel died in 1948 at the age of 72, and at the washington national cathedral. so just to close up on personages in the neighborhood, lars had a cousin, nicholas longworth, a representative from ohio and long-term speaker of the house. nicholas married alice roosevelt roosevelt, teddy roosevelt's eldest daughter, and in 1925, they bought the house, at 2009 massachusetts avenue. they moved in with th

girl scouts, campfire girls parent teacher associations the red cross. the evacuees belong to these organizations in their former homes and transplanted them to the centers. the boy scout drum and bugle corps here is leading a harvest festival parade, marking the high point of the successful season of farm production. everyone turns out to view the beauty queen to see the well-decorated floats and to join in the good time that goes with the full day of celebration. while they have many things in common with ordinary american communities, in the really important things relocation centers are not normal and probably never can be. home life is disrupted. eating, living, and working conditions are abnormal. training of children is difficult. americanism, taught in the schools and churches and on the playgrounds, loses much of its meaning in the confines of a relocation center. >>> up next on american history tv douglas brinkley author of "the wilderness warrior: theodore roosevelt and the crusade for america" recounts roosevelt's time in the west and explain

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. >> a barrage of bullets brings this red cross vehicle to an brawbt halt. it was part of the convoy attacked on tuesday in the eastern district of kotan. between rebels and government forces. >> unless there is a ceasefire called there will be more attacks in the resistance experience, red cross trucks have been used by the the army to attack the resistance. >> two red cross workers were injured in the attacks. one suffered head wound you the other to the abdomen. carried out a strictly humanitarian function to help the victims of fighting. they should be respected and not made the object of attack. the humanitarian situation that is emerging from the violence in kokang is similar to that of five years ago when thousands of ethnic chinese residents fled the province. many taking refuge in southeast province. chinese is calling for dialogue. >> we want to use this opportunity to once again call on all sides involved in the clashes in myanmar to exercise restraint and avoid the situation escalating any further to ensure peace and stability of the border and e

. >> the american red cross bay area chapter canvassed san francisco's mission district today as part of the home fire preparedness campaign. volunteers and city firefighterrers going door-to-door to talk about fire safety, make sure homes have properly installed and working fire alarms and a plan if fire breaks out. >> one of the key things we found through studies is that people really only have two minutes to get out of their home when a fire strikes and most people don't realize that. so by having a plan made in advance, it allows you to be more likely to get out as quickly as you need to. >> the red cross says it targeted the mission district in response to the deadly four- airplane fire last month that displaced 40 people. >>> new details on a story we first told you about tuesday. palo alto police have released a sketch of a man wanted for taking pictures of a woman in a public restroom. this man is suspected of following a woman into a bathroom and then taking pictures of her inside a stall. this happened twice. the latest incident just this past monday. another woman reported

. >> well, amongst those caught up in the fighting, two red cross workers on the humanitarian mission they were badly injured and their envoy came under attack. they're accused of using red cross vehicles to transport soldiers. >>> a fight has broken out in turkey as parliament. five people were injured. demonstrations were about to be debated when the brawl started. >> now after days of unsuccessful talks it's looking more and more likely that greece will apply for an extension to the international bailouts that has kept it afloat since 2010. the new greek government is trying to renegotiate the $237 billion bail out with which is comprised of the e.u. the european central bank and the international monitory fund. it has given greece until friday to decide it will apply to extend the deal. an extensionif the extension is not granted greece will not be able to pay its bailout and may force the country into bankrupt cy. we have reports from athens. >> the heart of the factory is still beating but only just. this rolling door maker has lost 90% of its pre-crisis business. the collapse o

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help.ase donate now. ♪ ♪ >>> well, roberta flack wasn't the only one that made it through the fire. our traders did, too, with good and bad calls ahead of earnings. last week, carter voted against green mountain. take a listen. >> we tracked this trend. we get a little overdone. this trend we get a little overdone. you get a little overdone. risk/reward. by our work is not favorable. >> options markets are only implying a move of about 8% this time. that's going to set us up to actually make this bearish bet without spending too much. if moves up, you haven't risked that much. if it moves down, there's a high likelihood it could move to or through that lower strike and give you a nice 3-1 payoff. >> all right. now the stock fell sharply on earnings before making back some of the losses. so, carter first, what do you see in the charts? >> sure, it's a broken chart. right? the question is does one take the gains from the trade which we have? i would say yes. more importantly, really, as an as

the red cross is now helping the family find a place to stay. no one is hurt.nvestigators are sifting through everything to find out what started the fire. >>> 10 years ago today two people vanished after spending some time at a bar on south street. the fbi calls this one a cold case with a decade come and gone. a team of investigators from new jersey and philadelphia are turning up the heat to find out what happened to danielle imbo and richard petrone jr. fox 29 told you last week how the fbi is taking a new hard look at this case, and it now has led to new leads. investigators say they haven't stopped working on this case and they are not giving up. they believe foul play is involved and someone knows something critical to solving the case. >> given the circumstances surrounding danielle and richard's disappearance it is our belief this was an act of foul play. 3,000-pound truck and two individuals do not simply disappear without a trace. it is our belief that given the nature of their disappearance this act was orchestrate beside more than one person. >> th

. >>> on the same scene, red cross volunteers went door to dor in san francisco's mission district, teaching people about the importance of smoke alarms. that is where a four alarm apartment fire broke out last month killing one person and injuring several others. firefighter sass tally were reports of fault -- firefighters say there were reports of faulty smoke alarms in the complex but will is an easy way to make sure yours is up to date. >> your smoke detector has a birthday. daylight savings. and once a year you should replace the battery. and test it every month. >> according to the red cross, a working smoke detector cuts the risk of fire-related fatalities in half. they also say it is important to practice fire drills at home. >>> another fire to tell you about, another suspicious porta potty fire in san francisco. and this one up in flames earlier this afternoon. near kensing california. firefighters had it out quick whri quickly but not before it melted off the side mere of -- side mirror of that red car. it is unclear why. >>> and still ahead, project tie tan. what we have learned

. >>> and the red cross is partnering up to make sure you stay safe this winter.ls say when it gets cold outside, many people use oven space heaters and handles to keep their homes heated but that often leads to disaster. >> you have two minutes to get out of the house. if you're lucky you have two minutes. you work with your children to make sure they know how to get out of the house. there are two ways to get out of every room in the house and they are not afraid. >>> the local red cross volunteers tell us they respond to at least five fires every night and say the more prepared and informed families are the safer they will be. >>> 5:46 and happening later today, delaware county leaders will tour a place that promises to produce jobs. this is the marcus industrial complex that is a former refinery on the river. they are turning this into a processing center for propane and ethane. council members will visit the complex today to get an update from sunoco who says this will create hundreds of permanent jobs across the state, but there's one potential snag. the nat