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you can use our website, 1-800 red cross -- red cross.org or call our 800 number, 1-800 britt cross. -- red cross. >> thank you. >> i want to thank everyone for being here to day, particularly thank everybody in mississippi who has given a lending hand over the last 96 hours or a little

the red cross is responsible for disposing of medical wife o'clock this morning. jerry is following a collection team who pick up waste from 50 clinics and hospitals every day. but a couple of them, what am i did i just another one way people invite my database. how ya go good for that. yeah, but like i said, all source, our own works is one of the medical ways collected before the pandemic. they would collect 2 tons a day. now it's often winter time filled with the ma'am good. turned in a manual quote and that's 7000000 by the gap that will be done with my new pet though i lanyon. there your what your $119.00 waste is supposed to be stored for at least 3 before incineration. but the increase in volume means many clinics. can't safely store for that long. so there's a risk virus to be present on the way. i thought it would be long and long as i'm standing by with so much white disposal bags sometimes over still and hospitals the clinic the white bags leaks building new content into the trunk. saturn says his work now called the other cambodian to avoid him clad yo

they were understood exploiting this special status and adults and the swedish red cross had already managed to get more than $70000.00 parcels of food and clothing to scandinavian inmates in nazi camps. the danish government had lists of the prisoners that had been brought to german concentration camps. the list was a privilege because people in denmark knew where who was in which concentration came. and this meant that the relatives knew where their loved ones were, and that the government was able to send packages, red cross packages with food, and with clothing to people. personally, if you sent packages to a concentration camp without a special name on it, dss just took them and never gave it to the prisoners. but when the official packages from the red cross came, vss gave them to the prisoners and that made danged prisoners. they had more to eat and they had a better situation. by february, 1945 privileged treatment had been overtaken by the threat of total liquidation as the situation in the camps deteriorated, the swedish government stepped in. those identified as scandinavi

ah, on the morning of the 17th of september, 1948, a fighter plane carrying un and red cross markings landed here. with the 1st hour of israel, the war ready, raging across palestine. the un mediator, count font kept my daughter had come to do if i choose that same afternoon as it passed through these railey controlled parts of the city, his convoy was and one jeep lot. the way 3 guys with machine guns came out to other went up to the 1st cor. 3rd one went directly to the 3rd shot through the window. by 5 pm. trump, bernard was dead. ah. the assassination was carried out by an extremist desire. the late he fighters for the freedom of israel. i don't think anybody in israel shed a tear about them or the turn to be in the state of israel and of design the streams. yes, only 3 years earlier, bernard arch had made another flying into nazi germany. on the biggest humanitarian efforts of well watson key would save more than $30000.00 prisoners from the concentration camps. the 3rd of june adults was not an enemy of the jews. and there is nothing to suggest anti semitism in his entire record

now because red cross buses were arriving. and then they had to say, no, sorry, we are only taking the scandinavian prisoners in . no dot wanted to try to save those. they had been forced to leave behind. the, the to return would mean, facing a new danger. allied forces were attracting virtually anything that moved on german roads. on the 15th of april, the white buses left freed restraint on their most dangerous mission. yet a long trip south to theresienstadt in what is today the czech republic natalia, that is the we stayed over night in that s and stuff and there were $400.00 juice. i think it was the families we were picking up there. so we entered there or are there not yoda sold? and during the night while we slept at the they loaded up the buses. i think everything was ready and there was, there were some complaints. one baby carriage is what we had to throw them away. that i remember the ah, after a perilous return journey, they achieved what looked impossible just weeks earlier in thank you, eating 424 danish jews. a

you can use our website, 1-800 red cross -- red cross.org or call our 800 number, 1-800 britt cross.red cross. >> thank you. >> i want to thank everyone for being here to day, particularly thank everybody in mississippi who has given a lending hand over the last 96 hours or a little more. we've got more work before us but we are making great progress of thank you all and god bless. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] management association. welcome to washington journal. over the course of your career you have responded to hurricanes in the local, state and federal level, from what you have seen so far of hurricane ida, where does it rate in terms of your perception of its damage so far. guest: again, this is almost like we saw with superstorm stand --

the swedish red cross. by now under the energetic command of folk dot organized a prisoner of war exchange between the western allies and nazi germany at the swedish port of gothenburg. ah, a year later, a similar intervention brought simpler prisoners re penetrated to over $10000.00 on their way home at la hotel. thank you, just waiting for the vital played by that country in the organisation of the good news folk had been adult, had successfully established sweden's role as an intermediate in general. but in germany, there were other prisoners in even greater need on the swedish count skills as a mediator allied naval board. this one is by far airport. we got a lot of big allied armies this morning on the northern coast of the the as allied troops pushed towards berlin from east and west. they began to encounter concentration camp. oh, and tens of thousands of prisoners living and dying in desperate conditions. and january 1945, so the troops entered the largest center of the nazi industrial killing machi

ah, on the morning of the 17th of september, 1948, a flight plane carrying un and red cross markings landed here with the 1st arab israeli war ready, raging across palestine. the un mediator count, fog kept burnett dot had come to do it. i was in that same afternoon as it passed through the israeli controlled part of the city is convoy was ambushed, one jeep blocked away, and 3 guys with machine guns came out to other went up to the 1st or 3rd one went directly to the 3rd through the window by 5 pm trump bernard, was dead. ah, the assassination was carried out by an extremist zion's lackey. fighters for the freedom of israel. ah, i don't think anybody in israel shed a tear about the lemma. don't turn to be. and they said feasible and design the streams. yes, only 3 is earlier than adults had made another flying into not to germany on the biggest humanitarian efforts of well watson he would save more than $30000.00 prisoners from the concentration camps. the 3rd of june, the dog was not an enemy of the jews, and there is nothing to suggest anti semitism in his entire record. this is t

but when the official packages from the red cross came, vss gave them to the prisoners and that made danged prisoners. they had more to eat and they had a better situation. by february 1945, all privileged treatment had been overtaken by the threat of total liquidation. as the situation in the camps deteriorated, the swedish government stepped in. those identified as scandinavian internees in german concentration camps were to be rescued by a swedish red cross expedition. ah, chump salt had been adults. was the men who would lead them? should i? the relations between sweden and germany had by historical memories, been very good before the war. then i think actually that the worst i did pressed of a member of the king's family to take on this work. i think they must have been on the men ben, a doctor would have to impress was fine with him, commander of the ss than the tory as power military defense falls, a leading member of the nazi party. he had reasons become minister of the interior and by now the 2nd most powerful man in germany, the hitler's orders. it was him who had set up th

by texting the word red cross to 9099, and that would make a $10 donation.o that's a really easy thing to do. that sounds great. all right, keep up the great work. you and your colleagues appreciate you taking the time barbara wood from the red cross up there near lake tahoe. thanks for doing what you do. we appreciate it. thank you might be safe and you can stay with ktvu for the latest on the kaldor fire, evacuations and the firefight. we also have updates on our website ktvu .com and developing news right now marin county, where crews are fighting a fire in san rafel. it was reported at around 2 30 this afternoon. now it's burning near mount last and drive the lucas valley area and we are told that there are some evacuations in this area. san rafael fire says that the flyer has now grown to about 20 acres. but that the flames are burning uphill and away from homes sky. foxx was above the area and saw aircraft dropping retardant again. a fire right now in lucas valley. some evacuations have been ordered will continue to stay on top of this one and bring yo

brad kieserman, from the red cross, thank you. best of luck as you reach out to as many people as you can. >> thanks, fred. we'll be there. >> reminder, there are plenty of ways perhaps you can help the victims of hurricane ida. go to kcnn.com/impact. >>> also ahead, booster shot confusion. why the biden administration's september 20th rollout plan may be scaled d back. >>> plus, a former district attorney facing criminal charges in the ahmaud arbery case. how she allegedly tried to help the murder suspects. >> announcer: cnn newsroom brought to you by -- 't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other

ah, 300 volunteers were quickly identified offices and soldiers from the swedish army with red cross doctors and nurses among the adults. ah, the swedish transport vehicles were to be allowed in germany to collect scandinavian prisoners from other concentration camps and moved them to new incoming. the allied forces by now in control of the skies over germany were informed of the plan. with their response, it gives a whole campaign, its name. bernard up spoke to some commander of the allied forces and said, okay, we are doing the rest you action and please don't fumble. and then the soldier said, no, we can't guarantee you that. so it's better to take the bus white, or if we can see which buses belong to arrest you action. and so they decided on painting the buses, right. and they decided to put the swedish slack to painted on the roof so that the planes are, these are non german buses, but these are gonna be naval buses. ah, on march the 8th, 1945, the 1st column of swedish buses. the white paints still went to ferry in the swedish hopes of moment. mm. 4 days later, the vanguard of

steve young musson, a swedish red cross volunteer, accompanied them as a motorcycle escort nearer the compton section house this morning. so when we finally arrived in, sucks, 1000 comb with the gates were open and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way that norman was i don't over the 1st us still. and when they took the 1st steps more 3 years towards freedom, there were no play with that was an experience stood up lives, huge experience, forecast really me the 2nd white passage platoon headed south to doco, shown belk at mount towels and they took with them the detailed lists of danish and norwegian prisoners being held in nazi custody. the list helped the people from the rescue mission to know whom they searched in which camp. so they took the lists and went or drove until the concentration comes and they could read out. mr. anderson, mr. jensen and so on, must be here. so we search for him and he is to come to the bus and we take him with us. so it made it very easy in that part for the rest you action that the lists were there. but within 2 weeks, the white buses ca

the red cross moving the shelter in case those warnings increase, or change in any way.the other reason is what you are seeing here, all of this ash filled up on the ground in the sky around me, the air quality here is just extremely dangerous, not a good place for evacuees to be. i want to show you how hard the red cross is working to move this shelter, which, by the way, it will be moving to the reno sparks convention center if you are looking for the red cross, but, these volunteers have been moving, resources, food, water, shelters, into these trucks to get them into reno, where evacuees are currently being consolidated, a second truck behind me here, also full of resources as well, the red cross working hard to make sure this evacuees are safe. we spoke to several families who, of course, devastated they had to leave south lake tahoe, some locals we spoke to say they couldn't believe their eyes during the evacuation process. >> i'm really hoping that it doesn't reach the part of town where everybody i know is. i'm just sad for the situation. seeing these people out

what's the red cross been doing to try to help those folks? >> sure.eran families may be struggling in the aftermath of recent events in afghanistan. we have resiliency workshops that are military-specific led by mental health professionals for military and veteran families in need. those include trauma, stress, you know, whatever their needs may be. they're free, they're confidential, and they're available by going to redcross.org/sas. mike: i've been a correspondent at this network for 25 years. i feel like i've seen the red cross at many idahoss over the years whether it be hurricanes, fires, floods, you name it. but helping people get out of a difficult, unstable political situation is not a new role, is it? >> no, it's not. in fact, after the seat yam war, the american -- seat yam war, the american red cross stepped in as well with operation baby lift and helping refugees from vietnam and cambodia doing similar thing we're doing today. mike e mike you were at ramstein last weekend helping with the effort there is in germany. what was it like in. >

one day he came with a red cross uniform in his head and said, put these all and i put it on. and then i was allowed to travel with him in the united nations, paid to jerusalem. but i was told to stay the car then adults had come to jerusalem to meet the israeli foreign minister moshe charrette. israel's response to bernard ups plan was total rejection. i think they saw him as an enemy of the jewish state. he was going to him, reduced by large measure the size of the states, the jews were to have. so they regarded him as pro arab, basically. and he was, in some ways a, an agent of the british government were regarded rightly or wrongly by this re lease as anti zionist, the after the failure of been adults. first, a plan and with a 4 week truce coming to its end fighting broke out again in palestine. the 3 days later, when the dots accompanied by his wife estelle flew into laguardia airport in new york. the weather possibility has been excessive that he wanted to impress on the security council. the urgent need for firm and decisive action. and the 1st test. for my mind, that s

he was to chair the international red cross conference and it was a chance to see his family. ah, he took me out for a whole day. we went to the museum winters or football and things like that. and i remember afterwards to having my father for myself who was a hey, a fantastic thing to happen. once. before returning to the middle east, he arranged to me to stole in paris 3 weeks later. for her birthday. it was a meeting he would never make during the 1st 2 weeks of september, 1948 and adult spent what would prove to be the last days of his life. in rhodes, putting the final touches to a revised peace plan completed on the 16th of september. it contained a major concession to his rail. jerusalem. the city would no longer be under arab control. it would be administered by the united nations. but this change had come too late. 6 days earlier in an apartment in tel aviv benuya, who, the st. the commanders of lair, he, the stern gang, had come together to seal the fates of folk, bernard dogs, natalie mall voted against the assassination of an adult. doctor sal dod voted for the ass

great, thank you from the red cross your glee telsa bit about yourself. yeah. hello, my name is caitlin. i'm the head of the international committee for the red cross, the i or c in somalia. police to be with you. thank you. you're going on. hi am i sang edison tour? i am a writer editor and journalist based in east africa. i've been here for the past 6 years. great. i'm going to bring him one more voice here from the top. this is a video comments and then from someone in our community named dr. andrew. she who sets up the problem for us. so see if we have that the increase of climate change or the if a vast effects of climate change can also contribute to displacing communities. and as a result makes more come committees more vulnerable and respectable to on group recruitment as well. we find that on groups like ash about can take advantage of cut climate change climate change impacts by positioning themselves as, as, as a way to provide new services and relief to communities because of the impacts of droughts and flood. but typically in areas where the govern

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so we're joined live right now by marcia antifa with the red cross.hank you for joining us here on kron 00:00am tonight. >> yes, hello, jonathan justine, thank you for having, of course, what's the number one thing that you're seeing from people who need help when they come to a red cross shelter. >> the number one thing is they have left home in a hurry with almost nothing. they need basic support needs. we're offering them a safe place to sleep food. shelter, water. but more than that, we were offering mental health services and health services. so if, for example, we had to leave without their prescription medicines. we can get that for them. >> can you talk a little bit about what are the numbers of people that you're helping with regards just so many fires that are happening across california. right now. can you talk about what the numbers are looking with the amount of people are helping. >> well as of last night's count, we had about 550 people sheltered and 9 shelters california and nevada. one of the largest is here where i am right now. in r

they red cross screened for sickle-cell traits, with a focus on african-american blood donors. the screening provides donor health inside, and helps the red cross identify compatible blood types. the red cross hopes this event will educate and help donors understand sickle-cell disease. >> when someone has sickle-cell disease, the red blood cells only last about 20 days, which means that when someone has sickle-cell disease, their body works overtime to try to replenish those red blood cells. >> since last year, thrive city community blood drives have collected over 300 units of blood. >>> coming up, like a scene out of a movie, a massive manhunt underway after one of the biggest prison escapes in decades. how six inmates pulled it off. >>> a safe place for the homeless. the city that just opened up an rv parking site, and by some neighbors say but not so fast. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, the key votes governor gavin newsom could need in order to keep his job with just one mac week before votes are doing it in. plus -- >>> how defensible is your space from wildfire? the new

the red cross organizes about 500 blood drives around the nation every day.n addition to our fixed donation centers where folks can go on a regular basis together, is there a specific type of blood that is needed right now? type o is the most needed type of positive and negative. it's the one that has reached for most often by hospitals, so we're especially in need of type o blood as well as platelet donations. okay and as we wrap up this conversation, your overall message to those who are watching right now. making appointment give now don't wait. if you're hesitant, we've got phone number that you can call you can call 1 800 red cross and just kind of talk through the process. you can visit red cross blood .org and see where appointments are available in your home in your hometown or in the neighbouring community, but we just encourage people to not wait to sign up for an appointment and to give now we, you know, we can't do it without volunteer donors. yeah i make an effort to do that at least a couple of times a year, and it really is very simple folks. s

joining me to discuss from baton rouge spokesperson for the american red cross, stephanie cox. bring relief to folks in louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane ida? >> so after the immediate aftermath of a hurricane, of course, our top priority is ensuring folks have safe shelter, access to food and access to water. as we get into the days and weeks after the impact, we look to do more advanced recovery efforts. right now we have 3 kitchens stood up that are pushing out thousands and thousands of meals a day both lunch as well dinner. we have emergency response vehicles that are taking those meals out into the hardest-hit communities. we have distribution points, emergency supplied to places that were impacted the most to be able to provide resources, solves, clean-up kits and things that folks would need to cover any damage to their roof. we continue to move forward in that flow and still recovery process as the impacts -- impact folks across the state. mike: do you find the red cross is playing a similar roll after 16 years ago in hurricane katrina now to hurricane ida? >> ev

this is after the other site closed because of what the red cross calls consolidation. right now we don't know if that could happen again him about what we do know is that there is still room here for evacuees. >> i left with my friend and her mom. >> reporter: it was a moment of crisis for timothy prichard, who left his south lake tahoe home of 13 years just days ago. he is now getting help at the reno-sparks convention center. the newest evacuation site for people forced to evacuate. as the caldor fire continues to burn in the tahoe basin. >> it really hit me. it was a rude awakening. >> reporter: on tuesday, people at the gardnerville shelter were told to leave and relocate to the convention center with nearly no warning. we asked the red cross why. >> the reasoning behind it is because we could be what much more efficient, for one thing, and because of staffing. >> reporter: they say volunteers are stretched thin across the country. wildfires rage across california, help is also being provided in louisiana, where hurricane ida left people without power, stuck surrou

you can use our website, 1-800 red cross -- red cross.org or call our 800 number, 1-800 britt cross. -- red cross. >> thank you. >> i want to thank everyone for being here to day, particularly thank everybody in mississippi who has given a lending hand over the last 96 hours or a little more. we've got more work before us but we are making great progress of thank you all and god bless. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> live now to remarks from the marine corps commandant general david berger to talk about the current state of the u.s. marine corps. . >> one of the things we learned as we have a lot to learn step this is an environment are two forces are moving at the same time, it's not one variable in motion and one static. i have a pretty good idea of where the marine corps might -- might need to be in 10 years but equally convinced that will not be exactly how it plays out because we are trying to gain an advantage in th

but the european union has worn such a move in molly would cross a red line and threaten relations with the west african nation. these latest maneuvers add to the tensions in a country where the united nation has more than 13000 piece capers. and the security council has been pushing for elections since the military took over in a qu last year. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations, germans had begun voting in a parliamentary election. these alive pictures were saying at the moment people choosing a success to replace chancellor anglo michael who stepping down off to 16 years on saturday, she rallied for cd you candidate. and that list shit. in the western city of social democrat, all of shields also held his last event in puts them outside berlin. sources in yemen have told al jazeera who the rebels have hit a neighborhood in my rib with a missile and in drawing, causing a number of casualties. fighting has been intensifying for control of the city, which is the government's last northern strongholds. at least 3 people have died after a passenger train derailed in the us stat

this is an american red cross blood donation alert.od shortage and is urging eligible donors of all types to give now and help avoid delays in lifesaving medical care for patients this summer. more donations are needed to replenish the blood supply and help address the extraordinary blood needs of hospitals and patients right now. beer antne to replenish the blood supply and help address use the blood donor app, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-red cross to make an appointment to help save lives. >> o'donnell: cooperstown, new york was more like the city of st. jettersburg today as the beloved new york yankees short stop was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. yankees fans packed the event to show their support and of course respect for jeter's who respect for jeter who enshrined along with larry walker, and ted simmons, and the late marvin miller. >> the one common thread with all of us here on stage is we understand there's no one individual bigger than the game. the game goes on, and it goes on because of the great fans we

you can use our website, 1-800 red cross -- red cross.org or call our 800 number, 1-800 britt cross. -- red cross. >> thank you. >> i want to thank everyone for being here to day, particularly thank everybody in mississippi who has given a lending hand over the last 96 hours or a little more. we've got more work before us but we are making great progress of thank you all and god bless. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] management association. welcome to washington journal. over the course of your career you have responded to hurricanes in the local, state and federal level, from what you have seen so far of hurricane ida, where does it rate in terms of your perception of its damage so far. guest: again, this is almost like we saw with superstorm stand -- sandy, areas of heavy rain -- damage due to the wind and rain in the parishes to the south and west. it is outside of the levee protected area. but inside, the areas that were

as vice president of the swedish red cross, he was leading the biggest humanitarian efforts of world war 2. ah, he had come to germany to negotiate with find him not seen minister of the interior . ah, this meeting would secure the release of thousands of concentration camp persons ah, by the end of the war burner, dots, mission known as the white, fussy, would successfully evacuate $30000.00 prisoners of over 20 nationalities to safety in sweden one 3rd of them would use, ah, in the aftermath of war, those jews who had survived the holocaust begun to leave a continent that had become for them a personal hell ah, after the war the begun like the birds to flee to palestine. the the english ships say, discover the law was to come to our country. the british, the ruling or sorry in palestine had decided to put a stop to the tide of jewish immigration. the tide had been swelling since fascism had begun its march across europe. in 1900. 36 local arab objections to both british colonial rule and mass jewish immigration to their homeland erupted into a full scale revoked the jewish settleme

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