but as monika reports, the red cross helps people in many ways. >> the story of the american red cross starts here, in washington d.c. during the civil war, the sanitary commission was started to help sick and injured union soldiers. a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant, a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american red cross in 1881. and ever since then, the american red cross has been h

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. >> see this red line?e thermometer in something warm, the red line will go up. and when we put the thermometer in something cold, the red line will... >> go down! >> right! >> why are there numbers on the thermometer? >> ooh, good question, may. these numbers are called degrees. >> ooh! >> right now, it's 75 degrees here in the classroom. >> it feels good to me. >> ha ha. it sure does. now, look here. the numbers get higher as the temperature gets warmer. and when the temperature gets cooler, the numbers go... >> oh! oh! oh! i know! lower. >> very good, gabriela. now, i'm going to put some ice cubes in one bowl and warm oatmeal in this bowl. then we'll use a thermometer to see what temperature it is in each bowl. >> cool! great! >> hey, you're a scientist. you can try this, too. >> the red line on this thermometer tells us that the room is about 80 degrees. now let's put some cold ice into a bowl and place the thermometer inside it. observe what happens to the red line on a thermometer. yes, it's going dow

red. >> jon: that's red. >> red is the sort of gateway drug to activism which is the one campaign. there's three million one campaigners and they are the ones that harass politicians of all colors into doing the right thing. but sometimes people, you know it's too complicated they said how do i help? i hear there's people dying. we hear two pills a day will stop them from dying. how do i help? buy red products this christmas. it's great. >> jon: what is your angle on this? what is your cut? [ laughter ] what are we dealing with? >> i should work on this it's nearly $200 million on red and on the one campaign i will say a along with a lot of other organizations we're at a breakthrough moment which is about to happen. tomorrow it will be announced for world aids day the potential for the end of the scourge of aids so the beginning of the end of aids. which is -- even as it comes out of my mouth -- kind of amazing. >> jon: you are saying tomorrow is the announcement? >> no, we're saying we're hoping very much president obama is going to follow through on what president bush did. >> jo

[flatline tone] - red wings! red wings! red wings! red wings! - yeah!.com >> december 5, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you today. war photographer ben lowy will be joining us tonight. we have a nice one. war photographer ben lowy will be joining us tonight. a courageous and fine individual. and i am not. that will be the general dynamic for tonight. let's begin tonight with the big news from the weekend. on saturday pizza mogul and alleged lady fondler herman cain told the press he'd be making a big announcement about the fate of his campaign. cain is a man who believes it's appropriate to refer to a former satellite as uzbekistan- stan and has never met a question he couldn't answer with 9-9-9. i host a comedy program and don't like working hard. so we belong together. when i look at him i don't see a presidential candidate, i see... (

as they blow through red lights. the hope? that drivers can see what can happen -- and they will hit the brakes next time they see red. will it work? >> you do not think it can be terrific but -- >> in 2010 -- 2009, nearly 700 killed and 130 hz in a red light crashes. most were in the other vehicle or been walking or riding. this car hits an suv that runs right into a pedestrian. the cameras are controversial. there is evidence it can increase rear end crashes when drivers brake so they are not caught. but they also reduce the more deadly t. bone crashes. >> obviously, one second matters. really terrible. >> in most of these crashes, the driver never saw the red light and never slow down. so, if you are at a traffic signal and it turns green, you might want to wait a second before you go. abc 7 news. >>> a prince george's county man wants to know who vandalized his christmas decorations. take a look at this video. he tells us his pride and surveillance -- private surveillance cameras catches a grinch knocking down hi

. >>> the company that makes those red light cameras wants to get your attention. we're going to tell you how they hope some scary moments caught on tape will make you think twice before you cross an intersection. >>> plus a dramatic rescue watched by millions on live television. >>> and winter weather could be to blame for an increase in flare-up skin conference. how to cut down on bad reactions this time of year. >>> a new push to make the roads safer and reduce one of the most deadly kind of crashes. those than when drivers run red lights pup one company says their individualee could save lives. >> reporter: it is not a pretty picture, ask that's the point. this company now posting video on-line of cars caught by cameras as they blow through red lights. at this florida intersection, the driver runs the red, and is smashed into, but the driver who has the green light. >> there are so many people who believe that their time is more important than your life. >> reporter: these are some of 2011's worst offenders. the hope is if drivers see what can happen, they will

see you >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld who is off caroling in grant park. poor carol. and now mike baker for our pre game report. mike, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, andy. lots and lots and lots of stuff to cover this evening. i do hope the panel was paying attention. there is just so much crap to talk about i thought i would use bullet points to explain what is going on in tonight's show. rainbow six, the occupy movement, cat woman, taxes, republicans on the campaign trail, tamale tweets and egg mcmuffins. that's as concise as i can be. >> that was devastatingly to the point. how is your tweet coming along? >> thanks for askingment to find out go to mv company man. every new follower gets a free diligence keepsake memory. any christmas memory you would like to share? >> that's a cheap shot. go away. >> let's introduce our guest. i am here with lauren sivan. the ktt reporter in los angeles. her new auto-biography comes out in march. i would like to welcome a first

red. she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a wooden post against cloudless light, another, the lamb, his children, wife, then he drenched in bullet rain. blue. the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to t

it beat running a red light. of course, there are the piggyback red light runners who role behind the driver that actually follow the law. for the sake of others, if you see a flashing red light, come to a complete stop. it is the law. in vallejo, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>vicki: a high-speed chase and up with a big crash. but we will take a look at some women in at the sentences " mission district and how they are protecting themselves against a rapist. we also have some high-tech toys from santa's wish list. >>vicki: da lin is live at lake merritt in oakland. occupy movement has taken to the water. >>da: us the occupy oakland its protesters are now occupying its lake merritt. take a look right there is. fear is a raft in the middle of lake merritt. we have been camping out here since yesterday. 15 of them are on there right now. i am going to try and get on that raft. third >>da: how many people are here? >> 16 including you. >>da: talk to us about the message. >> to get everyone to the port shutdown. >>d

the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after the tornado went through there. and i was in tuscaloosa, alabama, smithville. mississippi. northern georgia, all affected by the tornadoes. and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over and when i was flying over north dakota, had the

. >> yeah, i avoid the red carpet as much as possible. have to do it to promote your movies, obviously, but you won't see me at an event just for the sake of it. >> ellen: just for the sake of it. and you moved to new york for a time. are you still in new york? >> i'm in new york, but right now i'm at my mom's house literally down the street from you. >> ellen: really? >> in toluca lake. yes. >> ellen: you're living with your mom? >> my mom, my grandmom, my aunts are visiting, and my cousins live there. >> ellen: wow. >> three generations of ladies and three cats. >> ellen: wow. >> things are looking up for me. >> ellen: your life is glamorous. >> i have the worst bedroom. downstairs near the garage. at least we moved the cat litter box out of there, because there was like granules in my bed. when i got out of the shower, you know, like melting cat litter on my feet. no. >> ellen: you know, i have those little vacuum cleaners. you can clean that stuff up. >> it's hard to keep clean. it's hard to keep clean. >> ellen: right. let's talk abo

it was a red herring. a red herring? i thought it was a mop in a boot. a red herring is something that throws the detectives off the trail. it seems like a clue, but it's not. how many clues do we have left in the notebook? just one. there's no way we're going to find out who the whistler is from that. something's bound to turn up. (sighs) litter! people should really learn to pick... hey, wait a minute. it's a list of stores. the butcher, grocery store, dry cleaners... they've all been crossed off except for that last one: the flower shop! and that handwriting is very familiar... excuse me, but i believe that's mine. silly me, dropped it when i was getting a yogurt. oh, do you happen to know the way to the flower shop? it's two blocks down and make a left. a talking dog! well, how curious. much obliged. martha! when was the last time you saw someone wearing a monocle and a top hat in wagstaff?

the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after the tornado went through there. and i was in tuscaloosa, alabama, smithville. mississippi. northern georgia, all affected by the tornadoes. and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over north dakota, had the opportunity with the general and a couple congressmen. and as we're flying over, and it was just cresting. in looking at the damages, the general is explaining how many homes and businesses were damaged. in sort of a side mentioned we've really done a good job and haven't lost any lives and working hard, and we saved the school and d

. >> see this red line?s the temperature gets warmer. and when the temperature gets cooler, the numbers go... >> oh! oh! oh! i know! lower. >> very good, gabriela. now, i'm going to put some ice cubes in one bowl and warm oatmeal in this bowl. then we'll use a thermometer to see what temperature it is in each bowl. >> cool! great! >> hey, you're a scientist. you can try this, too. >> the red line on this thermometer tells us that the room is about 80 degrees. now let's put some cold ice into a bowl and place the thermometer inside it. observe what happens to the red line on a thermometer. yes, it's going down. that means the temperature of the ice is colder than the room. now let's try something different. put some warm water into this instant oatmeal and stir it up. when we place a thermometer into the warm oatmeal, do you think the red line will go up or down? you're right! the red line goes up because the temperature of the oatmeal is warmer than the room. now for something really fun, let's put some cold

. >> some of the worst red light runners of 2011. the video you have to see. >> western virginia sues to get newt gingrich on the [ child ] it's so cool! you can put a force field on him and be invisible! [ child 2 ] i call first player. no. i already called it. [ dad ] nobody's playing anything until after we get our homework done. thank you. hello? test drive's not over yet. [ ma[ announcer ] it's praractically yours [ louder ] lollo? but we still need your signature. right now during sign then drive, it's never been easier to g the all-new passat, the 2012 motor trend car the year, for practically just your signatu. that's the power of german engineering. visit vwdealer.com. >> note 5:00, the showdown between newt gingrich and the commonwealth of virginia takes a new twist tonight. >> he did not meet the state's requirement to get on the ballot for the primary but a local political advocate says he is suing over this issue. >> the campaign tells me while i appreciate the support they have not decided on their legal strategy quite

your favorite color is red. - incorrect.ends or aunts," guys. - oh. - hello. - hey. i'm lisa. this is my friend hector. - hey, what's up? i'm howie. you guys can head on back to the studio, and bob'll be right in. - awesome. thanks, howie. - um, sweet. - ahh. ha ha! that's the soundproof booth. - yeah, well, this is bob bobson's microphone. - aah! ha ha ha! - you are correct. [chuckles] - bob bobson. - that's right. say, are you the friend or the aunt? - [laughs] - huh? - hey, bob, isn't there supposed to be a studio audience? - you are incorrect. - oh. - watch this. little--little game show secret for you. - [recorded applause and cheers] - there's your audience. howie runs this thing. where's howie? howie! howie! howie! - howie, you are getting very sleepy, and you will listen to my voice. when i snap my fingers, you will stand in the corner and sleep for the entire show. understand? - totally. [snap] [snoring] - all right. francine. - let's do this. [ding] [ding] [ding] - you ready, howie? - [hoarse voice] yeah. [clears t

kareen wynters hanging out on the red carpet. who are you, kareen? >> the red carpet is blazing hot with so many stars making their way in. and i have the pleasure right now of being joined by emma roberts. we're both shivering here, so we'll try to keep it together. you look lovely. you paid cnn the highest compliment. you said, this is one of your favorite award shows. there are so many in hollywood, night after night events, fund-raisers, but you wanted to be here tonight. tell us why. >> it's one of these award shows i watch with my mom and my sister and i think it's so inspiring and so important to recognize people who, you know, normally wouldn't be recognized for doing such amazing things that really make a difference in the world and in people's lives. >> i'm sure you've heard all of the amazing stories all week of these honorees tonight, who are just doing incredible things, but it really does inspire us all to act that anyone can make a difference, whether it's donating your time, your money. just get involved, correct? >> it does. people t

beginning of march one of the best things about coming here is the historic location the impressive red kremlin move on the opposite the ice rink while the colorful and in terms of the sixteenth century symbols cathedral can be seen and worn and what a magnificent sight. as it's known in mission has been set up by the company that runs the elegant shopping arcade on the east side of the square. skate away and enjoy the moment surrounded by sensational history and stunning architecture. towards where you see a. great deal. of it since we are. right now we're right here and we can skate. i think is the basics first. yes you can get because it's like you know fairy tale you have all these amazing i'd take. this deal like you know tell me that. this is a great i especially like the old russian songs here the ones my grandma used to listen to when she was my age i'm. from beginning to advance people of all levels can come here i'm not doing too badly. oh well practice makes perfect i suppose. if i'm on the. advice and give safety tips be prepared. be more professional. many tourists don't ha

dave feldman back live at red skins park. >> reporter: well, you know final minutes of the game red skinsve all the way down deep, deep into patriots territory and grossman pulls a winning touchdown to moss. hold on they threw a flag, called offensive pass interference. moss didn't like it said later on the rest, do what they do here but today, mike shanahan did agree with the call they call that pushing off and next play they throw it to moss, he gets tackled, coughs up the ball it is a fumble game over but that wasn't the only play that was controversial there was another one involving london fletcher that too got the red skins a little fired up. the play in question, late second quarter patriots, tom brady decides to take off running about the time he decides to slide, london fletcher comes in delivers the blow. fletcher was called for 15-yard unnecessary roughness penalty referee saying he delivered a forearm to the head brady was knocked down fletchers forearm knocked brady in the chest not the head. they disagreed with the call and had this to say. >> he waited until the last minute

>> who wants a red head? >> red heads are wonderful. what do you have against red heads?am irish. >> so you are self-hating? >> did you once have red hair? >> no, i never did. >> did you ever have any hair? >> i did. i had a mullet. >> everybody with curly hair loses their hair. >> the shadow part there doesn't look red. >> i said i wasn't red. >> you do realize lyndsay lohan came to my going away party? in 2004 when i left stuff magazine to go to maxim she was there. that was seven years ago and she was 16 and she was wasted. she was partying like a -- >> i'm assume thrg were a lot of party favors at the party. >> no, no, no, no. >> i meant balloons and the noise makers. >> oh, the balloons filled with coke? >> yes. bill last year you were paid $100 not to appear at 13 new year's parties. do you expect to get that much again this year? >> i hope so. i will take 50. it is tough times. the loser in this is chris humphreys. he is actually paying chuck e. cheese to allowing him to host in des moines. he never should have left her. if you have a cocaine dusted leave, the last

red cross representatives have been speaking with victims about short-term and long-term plans. so far, about 20 people have taken them up on hotel rooms. >> what is heartbreaking, people were gearing up for the holidays. they have their house set up, and planning on having people over in all the sudden their houses are burned down. we are sensitive to that. we want people to have a stable, a festive holiday even though they're not in our own home. >>alejandra: so far, the city says all of the victims will be able to stay in those hotel rooms through wednesday. at that point, they will reassess the situation. >>grant: stay with kron4 for continuing coverage of today's devastating fire. we have more resources on our web site including your pictures and comments. www.kron4.com. >>jaqueline: the wind did not help that firefighting effort. tonight, you can see the winds have calmed down virtually everywhere. that is one to help lead to very cool conditions. take a look at our current temperatures. clinging to the '50s close to the coast line. it is going to get cold overnight. freez

this is "red eye." on tonight's show, tsa teams are out of the airport and on the streets trying to make us safe. if you catch a cold in cali and need nyquil you better get a prescription. if that's not enough, the:00 could you pie activists -- the occupy activists head to nash nashville for some mayhem. and who is the most undesirable neighbor? i will give uh hint. happy kwanza, andy. >> you too, my brotha. see you at half time. >> no doubt. >>> i am here with jedediah bila. and comedian tom shaw lieu. and bill schulz who thinks he so the set of "dark knight rises" and kurt loder. his new book came outlast month called "the good, the bad and the god awful." the book itself is one of those three things, and it is not bad or god awful. ingure it out, people. and his pages are thin and filled with lefty spin. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> today in thursday styles, reporter stephanie rosen bloom addresses the prerequisite guide to hanging with a new year's day hangove

every day behind your back. >> andrea: you were the red-nosed political strategist. >> bob: i was redrea: "bob the red red-nosed strategist ♪ sunset in '70s, '80s, '90s ♪ >> greg: even though you saw it every year it made you cry. >> dana: loved it. >> andrea: it didn't make me cry. >> greg: you're a communist. >> andrea: it's a great story. santa made him the leader of the pack. he didn't susan the. >> dana: there is the land of the misfit toys. >> eric: i have alternate stories. this is the wussification america when rudolph is a problem. maybe frosty the snowman, maybe he gets the summer in the freezer. he doesn't melt. scrooge like bob isn't cranky. he just needs to take his medication and comes back more loveable. the little drummer boy isn't really an orphan. his parents are away at a global warming conference in l.a. >> bob: did you spend a long time -- >> dana: i loveed the shows. i used to organize my -- i would tell my mom we have to be done with dinner by 6:30 becausevy to get downstairs to turn on the tv back in the day when you had to do it. it looked at kirby up there, t

sweden will be next up to try and stop the red machine this silly rabbit by the gnome r.t. moscow. on the swedes will enter the clash and date in high spirits. tomorrow having opened their channel one cup of cons with victory over the czech republic sweden fighting back from a gold anjanette twice within a middle period five minutes spell two on the final score in all the talk. that brings us to football where they'll now be two russian teams in the europa league knockout stage draw later on friday rubin the side joining lock on with moscow in the last thirty two of europe's second three club competition because on men travel to greece knowing a troll would see them progress in second place but the fate of big win for spurs over shamrock rovers would see them crushed in the end though the spider nearly sending off for being with get through all the nelson valdas equaliser making all the difference in thessaloniki top wins for no women children that's not enough for the routine and the team's qualifying from group a. also a good night for the city of basketball when it's not slowing