anyway, take the american red cross. when there's a disaster, people will give to the red cross. as they say, it has a good brand. of course i only work, i never take breaks. i did not watch contagion this weekend with matt damon. but if i had watched it - - by the way, pretty compelling outbreak movie. >> he literally may have watched with matt damon. [laughter] >> so anyway, there is an outbreak and there's the red cross. i was thinking, had i been at the movie theater, if i'm going to watch, maybe i will get to see my pals from the red cross. ngo, a nongovernmental organization. it raised a lot of money in response to the earthquake or to trina or any visible disaster. whether we call them national or international. they will have people saying, i want to help. more than half of all american households donated to haiti earthquake relief. that says something good about this country. so the red cross is an ngo and they're used to working with ngos. they help doctors without borders.here's my chance to apologize to doctors without borders who i said in my book, are doctors who ne

criticizing the red cross for using some of the donations for administration costs. red cross, they say instead that up to 10% of each dollar will be spent on the administration costs. let's hear the explanation for that. >> so that is to basically do the work going through the process and applications, making sure we meet legal requirements and that we process applications as quickly as we can we are calling people to support them with those applications. >> you can find more about that story on our website. and our top story is that of the coronavirus in china and how it has been spreading. my page is also up on the bbc news app and also on our website. and we will be back in 30 minutes time with more news. i hope you will join me tn. goodbye. [captioning performed by the national captioning institutns which is resle for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ or narratfunding for this presentation is made possible by... man: babbel, an online program develop by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narratal: funding wa provided ...

generally the red cross will manage the shelter or the jurisdiction. here in san francisco, we do a hybrid management structure. we work hand in hand to manage the shelter. the human services agency works regularly with the red cross to activate fire shelters for people that are displaced here in san francisco and we do it the same way. these small events really help us in having smooth operations within this shelter space. it's fantastic. we cooperated the shelter space. we established field coordination in the shelter. we had the agencies come and coordinate with us. that's when we collaborated around logistics and operations. what we need, what we have, and were there unmet needs that we had to identify. then we all went up to our individual area. we as a.r.c. up to their headquarters, and so we were able to work that through. this is a model i'm hoping we will keep using, and continue to use as we move forward. it works really well and it was great to have so many eyes at the shelter level. we demobilized on friday, november 1st. two notes on demob

i found there was a dual use of the red cross, american red cross, in arkhangelsk. i'm not a military historian so i don't know how the units relate, but the 339th infantry, the detroit infantry from the american expeditionary forces, was sent to arkhangelsk specifically to aid the white russian soldiers. the american red cross sent aid to arkhangelsk for two reasons, to aid the starving russian peasants but also to aid the american soldiers. james: i did not know that. >> i was wondering if in your research you have encountered any other instances of american aid societies aiding both civilians and also americans. james: not really. maybe the ymca. they seem to be everywhere. i did not find any mention of that, not medical or anything. the 339th had its own medical detachment. one of them, his name was gordon anderson, said they basically were taught a little bit of anatomy and how to bind a wound and that is about all the training they had. these men had the flu. some of them are still sick with the flu. the flu became rampant in these areas they occupied. because

generally the red cross will manage the shelter or the jurisdiction. here in san francisco, we do a hybrid management structure. we work hand in hand to manage the shelter. the human services agency works regularly with the red cross to activate fire shelters for people that are displaced here in san francisco and we do it the same way. these small events really help us in having smooth operations within this shelter space. it's fantastic. we cooperated the shelter space. we established field coordination in the shelter. we had the agencies come and coordinate with us. that's when we collaborated around logistics and operations. what we need, what we have, and were there unmet needs that we had to identify. then we all went up to our individual area. we as a.r.c. up to their headquarters, and so we were able to work that through. this is a model i'm hoping we will keep using, and continue to use as we move forward. it works really well and it was great to have so many eyes at the shelter level. we demobilized on friday, november 1st. two notes on demob

europe emmanuelle couple bianco is director of health and care for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he joins us now via skype from geneva. is a chinese authorities and indeed authorities all over the world we talked about kerry lamb in hong kong and the emergency measures that putting into place there are they doing the right thing to contain this virus. i think of the outdoor use all over the walls are doing all they can to contain the virus and that means 1st of all being extremely transparent on the information something that has been done extremely well from from the government of china from the very beginning is setting those mechanisms to detect cases and to treat cases when not really then to find one important element east to managing the message or any providing the right messages through to people in the void spread of and as we heard just a few seconds ago it seems that the situation is a situation where all the nice within the population but not all these is absolutely free critical and of course for those countries outside china what is extrem

the american red cross is teaming up with the nfl between now and january 19th.ate blood is automatically entered in a sweepstakes to get two tickets to the super bowl. so, not only are you literally saving somebody's life, you might go to miami to see some football. >> and again, how we do it is go to the red cross website. >> check that website and again, most people are eligible to donate. >> dr. jen, stick around. we want to talk about your new book coming up next hour. we'll be right back with our "play of the day." even in the dead of winter, the hunt continues. wolves have an innate desire for meat. just like your dog. meat rich blue wilderness satisfies that desire. because wolves and dogs live for the hunt. i feelbusiness cards...new logo...outdoor sign. you always get me. this week, buy one hp ink, get one 30% off at office depot, officemax and officedepot.com i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten cold

no, i know, i know that i can't go on a lane with a red cross — that's all i know about it.ving the hard shoulders. why? because it's a haven, a safe haven. what would you do if you broke down? erm, i'd be in trouble. i wouldn't know what to do. so what are we supposed to do if we break down on a smart motorway? so what we're gonna do now is have a little scenario... the aa thinks smart motorways are so dangerous they're retraining their patrol officers. you approach a car broken down in a live lane, lane three, of a motorway. what do you do? all right, 0k. now, in this scenario, what i think i'd do is i'd... obviously i can't stop — it's a live lane — but it's life in danger, so it's a 999 straightaway. so, they can close the whole motorway, can't they? they can have it all gridlocked here. they can block the whole lot. yes, it seems a sensible thing to do, especially if someone's broke down in lane three. roadside rescue companies are often the first to hear from drivers in trouble. aa call operator: aa emergency service. can i just confirm you are on a motorway, or are yo

the red cross says more than 200 people have been injured.g bushfires, but bringing a new threat of flooding to some areas. there have been heavy downpours in queensland, victoria and new south wales.

there is this disturbing video posted on social media from wuhan's red cross hospital. those are medical staff members in hazmat suits and covered bodies lying on the floor. today is the biggest holiday in the country, the chinese new year, and cities in the hot zone are on lockdown. police are armed with long guns, making sure no one enters or leaves. our correspondent ian pannell is traveling through the region. >> all but two provinces in china now have cases. pretty much the whole province of hubei, which is the epicenter, is in lockdown. all airports, rail, buses and river ports. that's around 30 million people effectively grounded. >> reporter: at least 41 people have died. more than 900 infected, and the virus has spread as far as france where there are now three known cases. >> steve in is atlanta at the cdc tonight. steve, flights from the region where the outbreak originated from are no longer coming into the u.s. that will be reassuring at home. while the virus spread to several other countries, officials are urging calm globally and here in the u.s. >> repor

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, who worked with the red cross, women who served with the uso. we recognize them as well, as they step forward to be part of the national effort in world war ii. >> this was the first of a two-part look at the women's memorial. in part two, we'll pick up the story where we left off, learning about women's service during the korean war. you can valley this and all other american history tv programs at c-span.org/history. >>> each week, american artifacts visits historic place, we visit the women's memorial near arlington national cemetery to learn more about women who served in the u.s. military from the korean war to the war on terror. >> so as we leave world war ii

the red cross says more than two hundred people have been injured.ing bushfires, but bringing a new threat of flooding to some areas.

the red cross says let 270000 book you know be have left their villages as the security situation in the deteriorates there's little hope that he said let's have a duel and his family will be able to live in their village any time soon. so what does the outcome of the summit mean for people affected by the violence to answer this we've invited now delhi baguio because she is the chair of the african security saxony at work and she joins me from paris welcome to deeds every news african you're there live the lives of people in this sad hell have been destroyed by this insurgency will the outcome of this summit make a difference to them. oh in fact this is a key question there for instance underground of course b. keep the narrative also will be very important and i have to confess that it is the tease that yesterday during the press conference stressed was put on the following objective. which is to restore a star in t.v. . and states but in 5 i think it would have been much more elegant interviews of relations is that the focus has been put on for dave jeans a book illusions themselv

found emmanuel couple bianco is director of health care for the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies who gave us details of the organizations response to the our break. around 13000000 volunteers all over the world in b. are critical individuals that can now. report on messages for prevention all the mission of the disease or anyone in countries like like china lake in japan we are already activating get these these volunteers work on on person to person and within communities we're also activating our response who used social media the red cross has hospitals in some countries that are on a state of a higher i lurked for so green once and for management of patients we manage our lines for response and you're ready to provide services. water and food and anything else if the situation requires but at the moment we are focusing on force our support or can do to countries that have been affected particularly china supporting the government health authorities there for the rest we are preparing and getting all of our volunteers and our systems ready in case of

we can speak to noel clement from red cross australia.r. we have responded to over 30 emergency events since then and we have communities at various stages of recovery and still dealing with fires, so we have more heat coming through this weekend and we had a couple of quieter days but sadly the fires are still burning. what happens when a community is really badly affected and houses are being burnt down? what can you do to help? we are assisting people with recovery and relief centres while evacuations are happening and while the fires are happening we are registering people so families can check their well—being and we are providing psychologicalfirst—aid, dealing with the immediate trauma of the event and also practical support. then we go in afterwards to provide support, including emergency gra nts provide support, including emergency grants for people who have lost their homes. what about long-term support? if you have lost everything, it must be absolutely devastating? absolutely. it takes communities years to recover from the sor

old according to the red cross. we have $72.00 of these 4 men and according to the i.r.s. . that is dozens of. some of these and. move to the. basile these protests have been taking place all week in beirut what are their demands what do they want. the main reason 1st of all after 3 months more than 3 months of these protests. this woman the. government the economy the sector. all the. the. nose down 45 to 50 percent of its value of. u.s. dollars and. people can't with their old from. between $1200.00 only that we. hold these. tickets and that's what we need do you know a couple of these. may need. correction. some. banks. minutes ago we had. one of the main branches bank branches. the right. to take it to take it down. 3 months of protests now it seems frustration potentially even reaching a new level tonight. thank you very much. thank. i let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in syria a russian airstrike has killed 5 civilians including 4 members of the same family that's despite a russia brokered cease fire in the country the stri

red cross. we have told 70 until this moment and according to the. forces that is dozens of. some of these. protests have been taking place. what are their demands what do they want. the main reason to hold. the. government the economy. all their. nose down 45 to 50 percent of. the people with their old. between $1200.00 only they're a week. old. and that's and that's what. you do you know a couple of the. main be. crashing. some. banks in beirut. minutes ago. one of the main branches bank branches. just the right place. to take this for you. all right 3 months of protests now it seems frustration potentially even reaching a new level yes tonight basile already in beirut thank you very much here's a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world prince harry and his wife macon are no longer working members of britain's royal family that's according to a statement from buckingham palace the couple will no longer use the royal titles and will stop receiving funds for royal duties they've also pledged to repay nearly 3000000 euros of taxpayer money which was

when we arrived at the town, the international red cross representative escorted us through the town and the germans lived up to their bargain and did not begin firing until we were well beyond the city. this ended the war for my task force and i cannot think of a better place to end it. >> i am colonel thomas tamerlan. during world war ii i commanded the 11th take battalion of the 10th armored division. if the staff of the division had spent two years trying to pick out the best place to end the war, they could not have done as well as we actually did. there, there were big hotels on the lakes where the men could go swimming and boating. of course, plenty of skiing. an ice-skating. in addition, there were horses available so that they could go horseback riding. it made a fine place to relax after the war. >> the war was over and won. the tigers of the 10th had met and thumped the best of the enemy. they had covered 600 bitter, bloody miles, fighting almost every inch of the way. they had taken 56,000 prisoners and 600 cities and towns. yes, the war was over and won. the fighting was

the red cross is making urgent appeals to blood donors saying there is a nationwide critical shortagey're in need of all types but particularly type o which is the universal donor. the red cross blaming this shortage on the busy holiday season. janai, over to you. >> all right, guy, now it is time for -- [ air horn ] >> yeah, that "binge this" and we have hannah cranston, host of the podcast "too much to handle" back to handle the breakdown of the hottest movie, music and tv. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> so glad to have you back. >> happy to be back. >> let's start with movies. a beloved movie is coming back. tell us what we can binge to get ready. >> there are a lot of pet owners. maybe you wished you could speak to your animal. i would personally be nervous. i think my dog has seen too much. >> too much. >> but, eva, maybe you wish you could speak to your pup or dan to your cats. >> i don't want to hear what my cats have to say. >> i want to hear the commentary. >> so you're going to want to binge, of course, the 1920s classic children's book series, "dr. dolittle." there

the red cross is now helping the twelve adults and five children who are displaced. >> happening today there will be grief counselors today at dublin high school today for the first time since a deadly christmas night crash. twin brothers michael and mark and their friend. javier ramirez were killed. all three were only 16 years old. two other students were in the same car. they suffered serious injuries. alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash. >> susie loftus initiated a new policy in the sex crimes unit to be on call 24 hours a day to help police officers in sexual assault investigations. she lost the november 5th election to chasa boudine. >>> time now 6:04. the last lawsuit filed by the parents of kate stein lee has been thrown out. after a ranger left a gun unlocked in his own suv in downtown fran. that gun was later stolen in june of 2015. and several days later, kate steinly was killed by a bullet from that gun as she walked it her father along peer 14. jose, garcia zarate was arrested for the shooting. zarate says he dropped the gun and the gun went off. charges of

to bring up the case to be united nations red. cross the.president of another country and the press corps so i got my soul. but i would never do it but because this is a very nice person but. the style of doing thing. well. it's not i do not believe that the whether they really want to work for. hillary he maybe he wants to. some leaders also how can the philippines stay on the path that you said without you without your passion and without you unique start frankly i cannot answer that question and they're going to even know what was going to succeed it would greatly depend on the people now either india will see shown or with me in my administration. to really think hard about it but if we are improving economically if we are. 40. percent. or have lowered the. drug related crimes here it would mean. i would gladly say that. no country can progress with law and order. nor country nor city as it makes we have. lost if if i may why do you think people have allowed you to do and say what you have done and said why is it that you know sometimes

the red cross says more than two hundred people have been injured.se are the headlines on bbc news. businesses are warning of price rises, after the chancellor sajid javid said the uk would not align with eu regulations after brexit. in an interview with the financial times, mrjavid said some firms would lose out, but added that they'd had three years to prepare for changes. our business correspondent katy austin reports. what doing business between the uk and the eu will look like in the future is still unknown. the food and drink, chemicals, medicines, vehicles and aerospace industries have said they want to remain in step with the eu's regulations from 2021 to stay competitive. now the chancellor has said they will not have alignment. we will not be a rule taker, we will not be in the single market and we will not be in the customs union and we will do this by the end of the year. he also said there will be an impact on business one way or another. some will benefit, some will not. what sajid javid has said here was not entirely new. borisjohnson‘

due to security concerns they had to stand down and pull back nevertheless we knew that there are red cross and red crescent personnel at the site but because of the lack of signal the network coverage communication now is is very difficult as you said there's an investigation ongoing it was quite interesting about this is then information about what's actually happened it's been really slow to emerge can you give us a recap of how this crash has been reported well it wasn't just slew it was contradictory as well because initially the report said that there had been a passenger jet a commercial airline the belonging to the area and afghan airlines that crashed with more than 100 people on board a little later the afghan government the airlines itself came out and said that this is this is fake this fake news none of our jets had crashed the taliban came out and said that. it was in fact an american an american spy or aircraft and you know eventually that was that was proven to be the case later we learned that they couldn't get to the site because because the taliban was in control on the g

may not be able to tell what exactly was the jet down for a period of time a time apparently the red cross and red crescent out the side the communication has been difficult because obviously there's no cell reception in the in the area it's very mountainous and yet was quite unusual about this story is how like slowly details have been emerging about this can you give us a recap of how the crash has been reported so far yeah the 1st reports rumors that in the morning they mentioned a commercial jetliner passenger jet apparently belonging to the. afghan airlines that it crashed with more than 100 people on board very quickly the afghan government came out the airline itself and said you know they really rejected these claims next we heard reports from the taliban claiming that this was the united states military aircraft in the they had boarded down and that there were lots of casualties the united states had the wrong move the 5 casualties but it took them. one of many hours to admit that the jet had indeed come down the taliban so far have said nothing apart from the statement that they

so are we really shocked he's not singing kumbaya on urging restraint check out this guy they crossed a red line with this president when he when he exercised enormous going to story. not taken a provocation but so don't kill americans and when they did he he acted and acted very strongly jack keane is represented as just a retired general giving his 2 cents but actually sent his retirement from the pentagon he's been working with military contracting companies like general dynamics and now he runs a venture capital firm that specializes in defense and security not exactly mr objective general saw money he was a lawful military. and the president had ample domestic legal authority to take him out without an additional congressional authorization jed johnson was in the department of homeland security under barack obama but now he's in the private sector working for lockheed martin that's the company that makes the war planes that are stationed across the middle east and who can forget david petraeus that's the military commander turned cia director who had an affair and leaked classified inf

red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> that is our report. appreciate your time. dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya patel and chris alvarez, >> ♪ shine ♪ for the rest of your life ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine [ cheers and applause ] ♪ stronger than ever, ever >> oh, hi! hi! hello! how are you?! hello! so good to see you. [ laughs ] thank you. have a seat. have a seat. mwah! thank you. have a seat. okay, the nice gentleman i kissed on the cheek, that's one of my best friends, so don't start nothing online. that's my best friend. alright, we have a great show for you planned. thank -- "for you planned."th m? planned for you. [ laughs ] she is the richest model in the world. kathy ireland will join us today. [ cheers and applause ] listen, i know when i said, "richest model in the world," a lot of names came to mind. what i love about kathy -- she's been making money while she

the red cross is going to do a drawing to get you super bowl tickets. >>> before we get to the superhat championship game this sunday at levi stadium. >> we're hoping the weather is nice. it looks like it might be. >> we're not going to have it any other way. it's going to be a beautiful forecast as we look at the view from our san jose camera looking at the shark tank. it's a stunning sunset. let's check out the forecast for the nfc championship game as the 9ers take on the packers. levi stadium, 61 degrees at kickoff. it's going to be mild. at 7:00 p.m. 56 degrees. certainly not the kind of cold snowy weather that they deal with in green bay. definitely going to be good looking weather. i want to show you what you can expect for the holiday weekend. the weather looks fantastic. we are going to notice that it's another chilly night overnight with areas of fog by morning, dry weekend with sunshine and clouds and the rain returns early next week for those of you who like the rain. live picture as you notice just absolutely pretty sky. a lot of clouds coming through the bay area. we're

the red cross arranged the hotel for us.that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever [cheers and applause] >> tamron: hello, hello! hello! hi! hello! welcome! welcome to the show! hello! good to see all of you! have a seat, have a seat. we have a big show for you today! we got it all covered! thank you, you are wearing a "tamron hall" t-shirt. my mother doesn't even have one. who is this woman in the audience? thank you for joining us, we've got a pack show for us. one of my dear friends, an incredible journey. tony harris will be here. do you guys remember the dc sniper case, 2002? there is a hit, remembering what that case did to us. watching cable news, how this all played out. what we learned about ourselves, what

the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> we all know it's a constant problem, car burglaries plague parts of san francisco. kate larsen spoke to new district attorney about what he's doing to prosecute thieves and help build a better bay area. >> reporter: sfpd put out data that car burglaries went down 2018 to 2019 but in this district, increased more than 300% in the same time period. >> like maybe three seconds, boom, in, out. >> reporter: ron suzuki was inside suv with family over the holidays in safeway parking lot, two burglars smashed rear window. >> i saw them. they saw me get in the car. >> reporter: district supervisor got wind of the story on next door, impetus for this standing room only safety meeting. first community meeting as san francisco's new district attorney. >> there's a fluid, liquid market for stolen go

. >> we are working with the red cross at the scene of the hospitals working with the different problems that they come into play when it comes to finding housing. you know, reconnecting loved ones. >> reporter: less than 15 miles away another crash on i-70. that accident left a paramedic dead. officials say he was struck and killed responding to an accident on the highway. police want to know if weather was a factor in both deadly accidents. hillary lane, cbc news, new york. >>> more than two years after sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein, the disgraced movie mogul's criminal trial is set to get under way. he is facing charges he sexually assaulted two women. if convicted, he faces life in prison. it is the only criminal case after more than 80 women accuse him of sexual misconduct. other victims are expected to testify, though. weinstein pleaded not guilty and denied all allegation of non-consensual sex. >>> coming up on the morning news, a "60 minutes" report has new details into the investigation into the death of jeffrey epstein. >>> tom brady's next play. he ponder

facing when now alone in ad lib they need shelters they need buildings to live in with the turkish red cross them we will cooperate and we win. give support in order to enable them and when it comes to the safe zone the united nations have discussed this with us and the united nations until now. have not given the necessary support to run. when we had our mutual talks chancellor merkel discussed with me the situation in ad lib you mention ice in any of that are 4500000 people living in ad lib there is a move now towards the turkish borders we are in the winter how can we help the people of adlib in this but take latah him how can we support them how can we give them the necessary humanitarian aid we need to sort out this problem and we have to build to build buildings for them flats to live in shelters and. the 1st face we will build 10000 mobile units and if they need more we will increase the number. gradually. and this will be in saeed the turkish territory is there will be having the necessary facilities is. and. will extra city water. and mrs merkel. said that she might help in this reg

. >> the body has been registered at the morgue by the red cross.try of security they sincere condolences to the openingnd announces the of an investigation into the circumstances of the death. reporter: tens of thousands have protested in the past three months. they are against the plan to change the constitution, allowing him to seek a third term. the 81-year-old has been in power for 19 years. protesters say that is more than enough. nick: thousands of venezuelans have marched in caracas to show support for nicolas maduro during his state of the union speech. it has been a year since his last address. venezuela has been rocked by crazies. supporters rally in the capital. [indiscernible] a series of avalanches in pakistan over the past 24 hours have killed at least 57 people. many are missing. search and rescue crews are being slowed by extreme weather. at. at -- heavy snow and rain has contributed to the death of many people. more snow is forecast. the former leader of the catholic church, pope an addict, has asked his name to be removed of co-au