when i wore my red sky above and i felt really on and. in 1966 miles launched the cultural revolution in order to realize his ideal communist state he launched a nationwide campaign to eliminate dissidents and reeducate the chinese people. now relied primarily on loyal young activists who had been steeped in his communist philosophy since childhood. they were highly motivated to overthrow any leaders of the communist party that might have had capitalist leanings. in may 1966 mao's stablished the cultural revolution group centered on his wife jiang ching. the propaganda arm of the party and the people's daily newspaper wielded the effective power in the group they began to disseminate propaganda about the cultural revolution and mahler's ideology around the same time some middle school students in beijing formed a group called the red guard. they said they wanted to combat so-called revisionist authorities and attitudes soon red guard units began emerging in schools across the country in the early stages of the cultural revolution pro-comm

hey, you running that on red mate? you running it on red?l, it's just got colouring in it. he's one of the regulars at gb fuels in birmingham. he tells me i should check out its website. if you actually go online they actually tell you what they do. they certainly do. look at this. car owners with diesel engine powered cars now prefer this alternative to realise efficiency and make great savings on the cost of fuel. now, there is a line in there about illegally using red diesel is a serious criminal offence, but are they really allowed to encourage it? nope. that is quite a serious matter in terms of attracting custom towards red diesel. so let's check them out. can i get some red? the red diesel pump is in a shed at the back of the yard and it's only 85p a litre. how much do you want? fill it up, mate, £20. when you're selling red diesel from a pump you have to be licensed so when i tell him i'm buying fuel for my car, he shouldn't sell it to me. it's all right in the car, isn't it? i can't tell you anything like that. i saw it on your webs

cani red diesel. let's check them out. can i get some red diesel?d diesel pump is in a shed at the back of the yard and it is only 85p a litre. when you are selling red diesel from a pump, you have to be licensed, so when i tell him i am buying fuel for my car, he should not sell it to me. is it all right in the car? i cannot tell you. i saw it on your website. but if he is keeping quiet, the pump isn't. and nor will these guys. if they stop your car to check your fuel and it comes out red, you are in trouble. the vehicle will be seized and the most likely will be a penalty applied to the offender and also criminal prosecution and up to seven years in prison. today, it is an early start and i am in sheffield where this bp forecourt can legally sell red diesel in containers if customers say it is for off—road use. but is it? there is a lot in that boot, we don't know where they are going what they will use it for. it might be legit. but i would hazard a guess it isn't. and it wasn't. good afternoon, you are right, what is with the red diesel? the red

it took 16 days to set up this red carpet. will take just two to break it all down. crews are busy right now and they say most of this will be cleared out by 6:00 this morning. kenneth and elizabeth? >> just incredible. a stunning marci gonzalez there on the red carpet, thank you so much, getting some moments there. >> yeah, little cameos. >>> let's get the view from backstage. >> leslie mester covers hollywood for abc and joins us now by phone. leslie, when we talk about snubs, we're hearing some stars were left out of the in memoriam segment? >> reporter: there's buzzing on the internet, people upset luke perry wasn't in the segment, in the montage, that cameron boyce wasn't in the montage. i think the tricky part is the academy has to first and foremost honor members of the academy, which has a number of departments, actors just being one of them. from what i can tell, i don't think those two stars were members of the academy. and there were so many others to honor. this year very notably the montage kicked off with kobe br

every want to help the little red book and sang a song to its. michael's reeducation in this factory continued for 2 years then he worked at a car repair factory for another 2 years. in late 1968 the rebel faction at the radio station where monique was mother worked arrested monique without warning they had tapped her phone and had been monitoring her behavior. towards i was stunned and wondered what was going to happen. sit down and confess and they go your model you throw newspaper was chairman mao's portrait on this in the trash wrong that you know you are your balls to defame chairman mao is to defame everyone you down the wall. no one will forgive you. changed your game if you do not confess your parents and your brother and sister will have no future. for. me me because i knew i was threatened like this day after day which are in the candle to do you know. no one told one example you that she had been taken away her sister katrine 14 years old at the time couldn't understand what was happening what should they say we were sharing a room and

and their red children who grow up amid g.o.p. evils of the cultural revolution. 2 generations whose lives work and delicately shaped by their experiences of red china. strong opinions clear position such international perspective such donald trump takes credit for the great american culture that speaking in the very room where congress held hearings to impeach him he declared america's union stronger than ever as election season starts is he i'm stuck to find out on to the fight to point the to. keep 90 minutes on the w. . southern napalm 250 blinds people are about to see again lassie is one of them who put the pump up and improvised clinic is being set up in the temple complex. and to the next day. can you see me see anything that a reporter on the move with i'm a police officer just stopped to really to see the light starts february 8th on t w. b tell if it is for me. is. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for the 1st place but he told 12020. 150th anniversary here on. the for. this is deja vu news live from berl

we flipped 10 chambers from red to blue and did that since donald trump's election and flip red to blue and why state legislatures matter, especially coming into the 2020 cyle. so we will talk more about the dlcc. we are the official democratic party organization charged with winning america's state legislatures. for me, this is personal. in the 2010 election cycle i was the national field director at dlcc, i was a junior staffer and i saw what happened in 2010 firsthand. in the last 28 days, i was sent to harrisburg, pennsylvania to preserve the majority in the pennsylvania state house, which was a critical state for redistricting and it was a tough road. at dlcc, i saw late spending in states we thought we couldn't lose like wisconsin and it was really hard. i was on the ground on election night in harrisburg and the news that we lost so many elections across the country, one state after another. and the republicans were prepared. they spent $30 million to our $10 million that cycle. the worst news of all came when we lost pennsylvania. i got a call from one of our colleagues back in

today is national wear red day, and i've got my red shoes and my red earrings on.rt association's initiative to raise awareness for heart disease, the number-one killer of women, and 10 years ago, our first guest had open-heart surgery, and today, she is living, as they say, her best life. one of my all-time favorite tv moments was hearing her say, "if you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything." and she's always taken a stand as a lawyer, a journalist, and most famously one of the original co-hosts of "the view." her parents clearly knew she was destined for the spotlight when they named her starlet. please welcome star jones! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ love your look! >> hi, sweetie. >> there you go. i am so excited. you look amazing! [ cheers and applause ] listen. >> i like the red. >> i was like, "listen, we're bringing star in, in our red shoes." i have to tell you, we ran into each other -- it was at the tail end of last winter, before the show started, and i was like, "your legacy needs to be celebrated, what you did in tv and what you do for

just visit go red for women.org. >>> stocks are in the red. they are in the right color if you are talking about heart health. one of the biggest names in security locking itself up solidly in the green. to susan li, who's got that story and more in today's fox business brief. susan: i agree, dark chocolate is very good. let's talk about norton lifelock, topping estimates with its latest quarterly results. shares, though, are plunging earlier in the week on expectations of weak results but today, going the opposite direction, making strides and surging close to 12%. pinterest shares set for their biggest one-day gain in more than six months. revenue at the online bulletin board jumping 26% in the fourth quarter being fueled by a 26% pop in active monthly users. and workday shares getting the job done ahead of the weekend. goldman sachs adding the cloud-based h.r. firm to its conviction buy list saying it still believes the company is good long term and the recent underperformance versus its peers has only made shares more attractive. shares ar

. >> she's crushing the red carpet, bam. >> from the red carpet -- >> we worked that carpet.t carpet. >> to behind the scenes. >> the show is about to start. we got to go. >> see you. >> and everywhere in between. we've got all the moments you didn't see on tv -- >> brad pitt is the only person i really want to meet. >> and the highlight of my night. our "gma" oscars after party is just getting started with brad pitt, renee zellweger -- >> good morning, america. >> laura dern -- >> good morning, america. >> and elton john. >> good morning, america. >> whoo hoo! >> live from hollywood, it's "gma's" oscars after party. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoo! look at them. >> hey. >> thank y'all. thank you so much. we certainly do say, good morning, america. what an incredible morning. we are live. el capitan theatre here in hollywood. you fine people got up to be with us. [ cheers and applause ] we really appreciate you. you haven't been to bed. >> no. forget about getting up. they just haven't slept. >> that's it. >> we had a big day yesterday. robin and i, we were lucky enough to wa

we only need four seats to flip the iowa house from red to blue. he was so disgusted with trumpism that he decided to change parties. that's encouraging for us as we go into the next cycle. the redistricting was drawn independently but it is subject to a legislative vote. iowa has a non-partisan system. so as a result, the legislatures can vote down these maps. they had sort of agreement in the government of iowa, there are certainly a possibility that republican legislatures vote down congressional and legislative map in this increasing partisan time. one thing we saw early this cycle, republicans tried to change the nominating process supreme court. that's something that signals to us that we are in a more partisan time now in a state that's bipartisan, iowa. let's go to our next target this is texas. this is a very excite forget us to talk about. we are nine seats away from flipping the state house red to blue. this is exciting. of course, texas right now is a republican trifecta with governor gregg abbott. flipping nine seats could give us a se

what's with the red diesel? what red diesel? the red diesel you're pouring in that car.the camera alone, we want to know what you're doing, mate. just a few questions, mate, that's all i want to ask. this isn't a victimless crime. the money being stolen from this fraud should be funnelled into the national health service, schools, police forces and so forth. but in birmingham, this guy is also filling up. hey, you're running that on red, mate? eh? are you running that on red? a little bit. yeah? it's still diesel, it's just got colouring in it. yeah? he buys it from this local supplier for 85p a litre. the pump says it's not for road use, but on the company website the tone is very different. there is a line in there about "illegally using red diesel is a serious criminal offence", but are they really allowed to encourage it? so, i'm checking them out. it's all right for the car and that? i can't tell you anything like that. as soon as i say it's for my car, he should stop the sale, but he doesn't. and today i'm among regulars like the man i spoke to earlier. excuse me,

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stars ready to shine on the red carpet. >> you an actor? >> no, i'm a stuntman. >> the movies, actors and actresses, all hoping to take home oscar. we got all you need to know -- >> it's awesome. it's awesome. >> the awards show overnight, will it predict tonight's winners? is it renee's night? ♪ that you dare to dream will "ford vs ferrari" drive home victorious? or will a "joker" have the last laugh? >>> and good morning. let's take a live look at that red carpet at the dolby theatre, where just hours from now it will be filled with a-list stars heading into a night of suspense. among those hoping to take home an oscar, brad pitt hoping to take home his second oscar of his career for his role in "once upon a time in hollywood." and i didn't know this -- he won his first not for acting but for producing "12 years a slave." >> that's an incredible movie. quite a career. we'll cover everything oscar related later this morning. >>> but we'll start here with some sobering news on the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, now claiming more lives than

to say that red lining -- elimination of red lining contributed because people took out loans they couldn'tord and not pred tear lending practices that burst the bubble in 2007, 2008, it misdiagnosis the problem and exacerbates an issue he's got to deal with. his record on race is absolutely horrible. it's not just this, not just stop and frisk, he also blocked the settlement from 2002. ava duvernay series on netflix and he blocks that payment for his spire mayoral term. these are all questions he has to answer. >> in your experience do you think he'll tackle it head on? >> something we know already. he has a 12 year record making really controversial remarks. some remarks may not be that accurate. some remarks on point. something learned from 16 is these remarks may not hurt somebody as much as they did. the comment by donald trump. this is not a conventional game. it's donald trump's game, unconventional. that's what he's trying to do. >> you think he's playing trump's game coming out saying i'm not mini, you measure from the neck up, you're heavy. >> michael bloomberg is not coming here

red to a cherry red in the robes of the soldier before her a vibrant orange in the coat of this writer he said today by doing all of that he was obliging his patron then. and if i told. of the collections $28000.00 sculptures $400.00 can now be displayed some close to similarly themed paintings to demonstrate how many painters took inspiration from sculpture. natural light brings the dresden classics alive including kind of let the scene of dresden historic old town it's one of 36 works by the italian painter who depicted 18th century life in stunning detail from this weekend visitors can once again admired these masterpieces interest. our minder now of our top story that we're following here on new. authorities in south korea are racing to contain the spread of corona virus amid a sharp jump and infections more than 2300 cases have now been confirmed in the country the highest number of cases outside mainland china. coming up next on to give you news asia china silence the doctor the 1st warning warned about the corona virus outbreak will meet an activist who says to fight the disease

red to a cherry red in the robes of the soldier can be seen sitting noise or a vibrant orange in the coat of this writer he said today does by doing all of that he was obliging his patron then off that and if i was of the collections 28000 sculptures 400 can now be displayed some close to similarly themed paintings to demonstrate how many painters took inspiration from sculpture. natural light brings the dresden classics alive including kind of let the scene of dresden historic old town it's one of 36 works by the italian painter who depicted 18th century life in stunning detail from this weekend visitors can once again admired these masterpieces interest. 36 can i last i was a lot slower small i don't really recommend. museum german photographer mountain shirt is famous for what he calls his big head technique taking very close up photos of people with unflinching attention to facial detail now while based in new york over the years he's managed to persuade many celebrities to pose for him in this way now right now there's an exhibition of his work in the western german town of just

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the region of somalia and the red sea coast and after that they have spread who. are now kenya and the else holmes reports we have reports that they could spread to tanzania uganda and south sudan and so it's going to cover models of coal given its present what what. stories they were what preparations should those countries be making now to prevent the kind of situation that we're seeing in the countries where these swarms are presently where one of the properties we are doing in the region is to follow the the slums very 1st into law in all sorts of alive sekou once they mature from the from the the hutch. they might. eventually develop into much and. we are very keen on following them and marking the areas where they are. is the good thing to do because after that they will. now be able to for their help us and attack them before they can spread sort of a good strategy of control sirrah why haven't they affected countries been able to deal thus far with the swarms. when i think what what what is clear is that a number of countries are already taking a lot of fa

red and purple and then you would see a little bit more red because those autoworkers have a passive strike because it could affect other sectors but for the most part it isn't just education because look at the gray areas of the other industries. so to set aside autoworkers and then with the similarities between his other industries and what others have had large numbers of strikes? nurses and hotels. there is a lot of similarities in these industries the number one i highlight is overwhelmingly female industries. so we have labor movement and a strike being led by women workers. it is a novel development as far as strikes go. and what the strike wave has accomplished, part of it is what has been lifted from the states arizona they have 20 percent pay raise across the board important gains were made not just for pay but lower class sizes and we can talk about that more. but it has been less understood and this is a big deal we are highlighting. michelle? >> and the privatize her in chief so according to time magazine and this is 2014 rotten apples some tech millionaires may change t

helena humphrey on the red carpet for us keeping us up to date thank you very much. well polls are now closed in hamburg as voters there are choosing a new state government it's germany's only regional election this year the center left social democrats or s.p.d. are celebrating it's a rare victory for the party after performing poorly in recent elections let's take a look now at the numbers these are the latest exit polls coming in from if we can bring up those results the center left social democrats you see their sets maintain power around 37 percent the greens with a big jump up to $25.00 on the americans party the christian democrats are right around 11 the left party is at 9 percent and the far right a.f.d. coming in just under the 5 percent mark the business friendly f.d.p. also right at 5 and you see the other parties there rounding out the rest of the projections. little correspondent kate brady joins me now in studio to help break down those results kate 1st of all just what stands out to you with those numbers of just oh well 1st and foremost of course the

cross red crescent family to help communities for example recover what they will and to help spread information within communities you know about look as maybe about spraying being kind of a 1st line so to speak in terms of measuring not nutrition rates in communities that will take a big collective after a mont represent societies and within the next years. basically prevents communities from sliding programs further into disaster. what needs to be done you talked about the fact that that some nations that aren't yet affected by swarms but could be have taken measures to protect themselves but what needs to be done to prevent this sort of thing happening again in the future particularly if the climate is going to become. it's going to encourage this sort of thing to happen. i mean let's talk about remembering what i was up and in 2003 to 2005 maybe in the say region now we had the we had we had an upsurge they either didn't vote then countries or together and one of the big lessons learned there is abuse free to have better mechanics and for surveillance and and better and more eff

a red and gold tribute to the team. he would trade all of this memorabilia for a super bowl win. >> i'm out of my skin right now. it's just amazing. i didn't get much sleep last night. >> reporter: even the abc7 news gang couldn't resist this video. ♪ >> reporter: i have to till, i cannot get enough of that. very, very funny. parties are happening everywhere in the bay area. especially in san francisco's mission district where police officers are standing by and so is my colleague, luz pena. what's happening out there? >> reporter: a lot has happened here in the san francisco mission district. the excitement can be felt this almost every single corner. we're here at 24th street. san francisco pd is getting ready to respond for several street cultures. i want to show you this map. heads up. there will be several street closures in san francisco because of the super bowl. between mission and caesar chavez and 24th street will close. as well as 24th street between bartlett and portrero avenue. depending on how things go, h

me and see if it's got rocks on the red carpet after seeing today's films in competition. some big hollywood stars out on the red carpet here tonight we have javier bardem and sound high in costarring in a film by the u.k. director sally potter it's called the roads not taken it tells a story of a writer who suffers from early onset dimension is being taken care of by his daughter he's very much not present in the contemporary world but we can see into his memories and also see alternative reality is that he's carved out for himself yes sort of a sliding doors with the with with the magic if you will it's a very ambitious story from from sally potter who made this film on a complete shoestring budget although we have several settings big stars a couple of continents and it was shot over just 4 days which is kind of amazing ambitious also good word for our 2nd big film today berlin alexanderplatz this is a modern day reworking of the classic german novel 920 s. from alpha dublin do balloons novel broke ground by the way that it told the story very much stream of consciousne

it contains the brighter the red. blood is sometimes referred to as a liquid organ which is no exaggeration considering the many vital functions it performs. i'm here with professor would have told by he's the scientific director of berlin left thanks for having me today it's more pleasant you're a left physicians and a blot specialist so what's so fascinating about plot well a lot is a peculiar fluids a very very complex mixture and it reflects like a mirror or a looking glass the condition of a patient both pursue respect to health and disease and we can find out a great lots of informations about the patient so are there any alarms sides that you can see in the blood before the patient even have stressed symptoms yes you address the matter of early diagnostics or what would even be better of prevention in germany we take a chinese drop of blood from a newborn child and any law use it for markers of seaview diseases there are new methods in the. like mass spectrometry where do you use mass spectrometer for be used i

talk about more with right now with peter mara the president of the international committee of the red cross you're just back from libya just a small thing as i understand what's the situation in a few money monetary and term in libya right now well libya is a context in which i.c.r.c. has been increasingly involved over the last couple of years because after to tary orating situation and expanding warfare in particular since april last year when the attack on tripoli was launched and bigger frontline evolved in densely populated area around tripoli we have seen 152200000 people displaced these people haven't been able to go back to your dependent on humanitarian assistance and we see multiple frontline still in the country active in which the i.c.r.c. entertains for offices in all parts of the country in tripoli misrata because he and his top high in the south so a big corporation with. which is not typical of. many other i.c.r.c. operations because as everybody knows libya is a country which has been well off for decades and oil rich and resource rich and therefore not their primary

look who we saw on the red carpet tonight. the carpet is red. her dress shiny with a lot of silver. that is lady gaga. we saw her a couple years ago at levi stadium when she did the national anthem. here she was tonight in miami on what they call super bowl saturday night. and we saw a lot of 49ers fans, including a familiar face. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> that's our old friend banjo man from levi stadium. he is here with us in south florida walking ocean drive. a lot of 49ers fans here we've seen throughout the week. not just from the bay area, but across the country and, really, across the world. one guy we bumped into said he saw george kittle. >> i think he looked at me like, you know, hey, gave me a little, we got this. i've seen the look in his eye, little glimmer. it's confident, he's ready to go. >> what i do love, though, is how all of the experts -- and i'm in sports broadcasting, assume that the chiefs are just going to run away with this thing. so we kind of like that under dog play. >> we will see what happens tomorrow. that's george kittle's mother-in-law. how proud is she?

what's with the red diesel? what red diesel? the red diesel you're pouring in that car. to know what you're doing, mate. just a few questions, mate, that's all i want to ask. this isn't a victimless crime. the money being stolen from this fraud should be funnelled into the national health service, schools, police forces and so forth. but in birmingham, this guy is also filling up. hey, you're running that on red, mate? eh? are you running that on red? a little bit. yeah? it's still diesel, it's just got colouring in it. yeah? he buys it from this local supplier for 85p a litre. the pump says it's not for road use, but on the company website the tone is very different. there is a line in there about "illegally using red diesel is a serious criminal offence", but are they really allowed to encourage it? so, i'm checking them out. it's all right for the car and that? i can't tell you anything like that. as soon as i say it's for my car, he should stop the sale, but he doesn't. and today i'm among regulars like the man i spoke to earlier. excuse me, sir. john gibson from the

zone not in the red zone the issue concerns the whole of lumby not living in the red zone is not that much of an advantage i can move but the danger is everywhere. it was just a short while later that the threat level was indeed reassessed and the boundaries and large the sense of alarm here is only growing we've seen many ambulances go in and out of the quarantine area these past few hours and in the last 30 minutes we've had to move about a kilometer down the road after authorities decided to expand the red zone in rome an emergency meeting was held to deal with the crisis as italy's health minister and several of his european counterparts came together in an effort to find solutions. does not change for travel conditions of italians travelling from italy and going abroad this is the 1st commitment made by countries bordering with italy they want to share the idea that blocking borders would be a mistake a disproportionate and wrong maisha. but in a round the exclusion zone residents concern themselves with other borders these newly created ones inside northern italy as streets that

by june of the red army was 1919, 600,000 men strong. so it was quite a movement. company a was stationed here, and it was a placid place. it was winter. as winter descended, everybody thought like in the civil war , you would suspend operations until the spring, but that's not what happened in northern russia. when the ground froze the russians strapped on skis and put on their white parkas. that's when, ironically, that is really when the war began in earnest. what's interesting is they had sent a new commander, frederick poole for some reason decided he wanted to go on vacation in october 1918, so he left in the -- left for england in the middle of the whole operation he had planned, and they sent another general, ironside, out of the trenches in france. he arrived, and decided this is hopeless, but it is too late now to take them out because they would be vulnerable if they tried to withdraw. to a said, we will just sit in our fortifications here, and just hope nothing bad happens. actually visited this frontline on january 18, 1919. he wrote about it in a book

we spotted keanu reeves on the red carpet after we saw him filming the matrix 4 in chinatown. he played a role in the best animated feature toy story but could get an oscar for best son bringing his mom as his date ♪ so far away ♪ >> and buy over the . >>> and the best visual effects for the irishman and rise of sky walker. they did not take home any awards tonight. when i spoke to them earlier in the month they said they were grateful to be nominated. live in hollywood, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> you look great. love the long hair. second of all, what was the big surprise for you? >> reporter: yeah, you know what, the big surprise, i think everyone agreed, that "parasite" taking best film was amazing and all of the people who were involved in that movie were so heartfelt when they had their acceptance speeches. you couldn't help but smile and love them and want to watch the movie all over again. >> get some rest. we'll see you. we have complete coverage of the oscars on tonight's web site. abc7news.com. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and accuweather is

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

>> pants and shoes and a shirt, like white, white and red. >> the shirt was white and red? >> yeah. her shoes. shoes had white laces, and we were tying them. >> then, joanna said, daniel, l.j. and "v" wrapped the unconscious girl in a blue tarp, put her in a white suburban, and took off. and when they came back hours later, she said daniel was covered in blood and the girl was not with him. >> i asked daniel where she was, and he said that she went swimming. he said, she put up one hell of a fight once we got there. >> joanna's story rang true, leading derek johnson to believe the mystery girl was annie and daniel ferry was her killer. >> did you see blood on the carpet? >> yeah. >> was it carpet or hard floor? >> it was carpet. >> okay. >> positive it was carpet. >> now the search team found the carpet in ferry's house had been ripped up and the walls were freshly painted. so you had signs of a cover-up. >> yeah. it's looking more and more like this is actually true, all this information that we're receiving. >> did you find blood-like splotches on the wall? >> we found indications

a fan of french cinema which many people are this is not going to be your night to come down to the red carpet if you want to still get a little bit of the taste here is still glamorous despite the fact that there are no big stars like johnny depp but i will say that this year has been more star studded than last year people are still looking forward to seeing willem dafoe in the coming days but tonight it'll be a little bit more low key and a great place to be if you're a film fan obviously as well porter i mean as if on the red carpet at the barely nala for us thanks very much. you're watching news coming up next is shifts i'll be back with more news in headlines at the top of the hour thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore the world heritage sites. t.w. world heritage 360 get kidnapped now. w.'s crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season.

now let's check out the red carpet.hat my hair is ready, let's see if the red carpet is. ♪ one thing we are a little worried about is the impending rain, but don't worry. the academy's got us covered. on saturday, the celebrities start trickling in, and look who we found. tamron hall practicing for the oscars red carpet show. we are already looking forward to after the oscars with live after oscars show. you've been doing this for nine years. does it ever get old? >> it doesn't get old. it's exciting. everyone is getting ready. i'm even getting excited seeing the people filling in. i saw a guy with a brad pitt sign on his front. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before the celebrities walk up this red carpet into the dolby theater. in hollywood, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >>> ahead of the oscars we're celebrating movies and the people behind them. >> we introduce you to three local filmmakers whose work is helping to build a better bay area. >> all right. right on mark. ♪ >> film is a discourse on the world that we live in

will pay this amount to the red cross and then the red cross will pay these funds to the red crescent. none has happened i called merkel she said funds. is ready i told those already funds not reaching us yesterday i spoke to her and said. we will send those refugees to you and i will not give you not. when t 5000000 but 100000000 euros. she said no i don't want to see this happening i asked her then be practical. release the funds this is an existential struggle those refugees have very young children living in the open struggling in the mud in the cold starving don't you see them i asked her. you had promised on a number of occasions to provide millions of dollars in europe you also promised to provide annual pledges however none has happened that's why i can say those parties cannot be trusted and that's why and by the grace of god we are capable of doing what we wish to achieve and this is what we are doing at the moment 3400000 syrian refugees. living on our home soil we cannot afford another influx of refugees. at the same time we cannot bandon millions others in it live under t

the red chile from connery is famous for its unique taste. but it could become a rare ingredient due to the impact of climate change. i was doing business with it . the flame. is the only dying slowly dying the combustion engine. only served for more than a 100 years. now and dismay. but much will follow. question on somalia for the german auto industry. made in germany. including song d w. actually christmas just shows the numbers but red shows. the. law. the smart way to get where you're going. global auto and mobility show every week w. . i'm not laughing at. because sometimes i am but most are laughing with me but i have been thinking deep into the german culture of. new jersey we think it is grandma day on the east coast it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me to meet the gem of the funky double holes in southern napalm 250 blind people are bound to see again lassie is one of them who put them up to an improvised clinic is being set up in the tunnel complex plane and to the next day mum can you see plane you see anything coming d

now, red, see these red areas, the red lines, if you will. that is a warning.ing from the federal housing administration of a neighborhood's perceived economic instability. insured private mortgages and those living in these red areas were considered ineligible for mortgage insurance. if a bank lent to someone who lived inside the red line, that person was denied a loan from the bank. if they defaulted and got a loan from the bank, the bank would be on the hook. now, to understand the racism behind these regulations, we have to look at the grading system. as we said, green got an a from a bank, red neighborhoods got a d. and those who lived in the d neighborhoods were typically blacks and latinos. because of the systemic discrimination, many black and latino families still haven't been able to expand their wealth. according to the economic policy institute, the difference in median wealth between white and black families is $153,400. white families average 171, not average, median, half of all families have wealth higher than this and half of all families have

and this is what i call the red zone.nish, which is these dried cranberries actually go up and down the glass like your team is coming in for a touchdown. so i love that. >> i love it, too. >> so here's how easy this cocktail is. starts out with a little korbel champagne. >> nice. >> of course, you can use champagne to toast on your winning team. >> exactly. >> just no spraying, though, like in the locker room. >> no, none of that. too messy. >> starts out with a little korbel champagne, to that a little bit of cranberry juice because again it's the red zone cocktail. >> nice color, yes. >> here's my garnish, all those cranberries. >> i call them mini footballs. >> mini footballs, so here it is. cheers. and actually yours is an alcohol-free version >> oh, wow >> that i ma with lemon lime soda. >> we have got some chili here. >> now, here's a great idea. i start out by making a vegetarian-based chili. and it really is simple with just some tomatoes you see the peppers, onion, a little garlic, a little and oregano.ime, some

liz: you're looking at the red but we are looking at the green. the s&p and nasdaq are on track once again for brand new record closes. we've got our eye on it. but the coronavirus correction is fading at this hour. maybe that is what's punching these markets up into the green. markets earlier had seen steep losses. but now they have cut it. the losses were triggered by news that we warned you about for two weeks here on "the claman countdown." china has been seriously underreporting the number of those sickened by the deadly pathogen. the dow down by 33, the s&p up by 4. even as global travel slows dramatically due to the virus, new york residents want to know why they have been banned from applying for global entry trusted traveler status. governor andrew cuomo set to meet right now with president trump to get answers as to why homeland security is singling out new york. we will take you live to the white house to see what happens at this meeting. >>> and roses are red but is that what you really want to get your honey this valentine's day, a bo