whether they were red army or communist party members. so they began to move, as i said, and increase in numbers through that period of time. and most everything they did as an organized group was designed to support the regular army, the red army, okay. and so for example, they had basically four different things, let's say, as a bipartisan movement. again, three of them in adjunct to or in support of red army. one was to provide intelligence. now, again, on my table over here we have a picture, okay. and this picture depicts one of those elements. a red army scout dressed in a camouflage uniform is consulting with partisan members. so moving back over here to this display, we then see parts of the uniform and equipment that he would have worn. in this case he wears the camouflage outfit, it is in this case a leaf pattern as opposed to what they call the amoeba pattern in that picture. he's lightly dressed with that. he doesn't have a helmet. he has a soft cap. he has a bag which is his backpack with a few items in it. that is his map ca

well, this is his first movie, and it's about red army partisans. and of course, he dies a noble death fighting for the soviet union. and then over here is also another one called "the north star," which, again, depicts partisans to come degree. containing many of the famous actors and actresses of the 1940s. but of course, 1945 -- we have to say, after 1945, things changed. the soviets became our enemies. we saw them very seldom in the movies, until the soviet union fell. and then, all of a sudden, we began to see movies again. for example, again, "defiance," about soviet jewish partisans, and many others that came along. but as i was saying about the uniform and about the reference that i am a guard -- the red army was first organized in the 1920s by trotsky. one thing he wanted to do is to eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czarist regime. and so, under the czars, the uniform of a regular soldier would many cases look very much like the one i'm wearing. the difference being, for example, they would have the raised collar and they would hav

did the red caps keep running on tips? >> they were getting a little salary, the incident i mentioned in 1905, and you live on tips by yourself. that was what came down, a tendency for their being successful. >> it is depending on the times, the economics, periods, in the 20s everyone had money after the stock market crashes, williams is on striver's role, that was one of the surprises. after 1929, everybody is poor. in some ways it doesn't seem to skip a beat. people might be tightening their belts and some things going on, but not making as much in tips during the depression. travelers are taking their abouts and holding onto their wallets. one of the things, one of the things that helps them to organize a controversy about tipping and lose their tips. and they are being charged a fine amount. and people are going to travel later, and passengers are finding their own ways, people are traveling later in williams dies in 48 and it is timely, real services becoming less fashionable, this is the advent of superhighways and i

that's a red army soldier in the life magazine. again, we were allies, even to the point of being in the movies. you've probably heard of this fellow, gregory peck. this is his first movie, and it's about red army partisans. and of course, he dies a noble death fighting for the soviet union. and then over here is another one called "the northstar, " which again depicts partisans to some degree, containing many of the famous actors and actresses of the 1940's. 1945, we have to say, after 1945, things change. the soviets became our enemies. we saw them very suddenly in the movies. until the soviet union fell. then, all of a sudden, we began to see. movies again. f. we began -- then, all of a sudden, we began to see movies agani. -- again. when the red army was first organized in the 1920's by trotsky, one thing he wanted to do was eliminate the uniform of the past, of the czarist regime. under the czars, uniform of a regular soldier in many cases looked very much like the one i'm wearing. the difference being, they would have the rai

says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. and what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you hurting your own people by taking this step i mean i don't. want to. go. but just weeks after this phone call the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world in 2018 a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country. people like isra and use if you can't afford private treatment. you know for 1. 100 you want to. know what this you know. it's a big day for the boys they'

a red light district and everything. and everything that comes with that . >> at that time so working street, and about 14 three was considered a town. >> the turn of the last century around 1900, references to uptown are usually like about working which gives you an idea of how the city was moving upwards. not to say that people didn't live far away, but the centers of the city, the businesses and commercial enterprises, hotels and things like that were all sort of, you see them migrating and this was either a way to go because most people were so from being an sauce further downtown. >> and the tenderloin also included elsewhere because. >> to a degree, the tenderloin is one of those amorphous communities is more or less like hells kitchen would have been part of that northern end of it. my 15th street where james williams was born. so the southern and where it is sort of west going towards the river or the railroad. the tracks. and then east, it kind of dissolved and becomes a bit nicer around the broadway area which

highly saturated red has an especially pronounced effect . that. because red is often used to signal danger or strong emotion and that's what we've come to see at the color with. consider something like a flushing meaning when people become red in the face that can be due to arousal or stress due to physical exercise for example or intense anger or possibly due to sexual arousal. so it might be plausible that when we see the qana red we are reminded of that kind of situation and that reminder in turn elicits physical arousal as a response. a 3rd experiment is meant to determine whether ambient color has an impact on our cognitive performance according to the lighting manufacturer these colors have a direct impact on our emotional state this pink is supposedly relaxing the blue enhances attention and concentration the red is stimulating and neutral white is the control. and this experiment 170 high school students are given a battery of tasks that assess their spatial skills short term memory and logical skills so did the students notice any effect

of whether they're red green or blue. highly saturated intense colors elicit the strongest physical response skin conductance increases showing that the test subjects are feeling around star even agitated the researchers still don't know exactly why that's the case. on current one possibility is that highly saturated colors are relatively rare in nature so maybe they're especially eye catching and have a particular significance. highly saturated red has an especially pronounced effect . that. because red is often used to signal danger or strong emotion and that's what we've come to associate the color with. consider something like a flushing meaning when people become red in the face that can be due to arousal or stress due to physical exercise for example or intense anger or possibly due to sexual arousal. so it might be plausible that when we see the color red we are reminded of that kind of situation and that reminder in turn elicits physical arousal as a response was just a 3rd experiment is meant to determine whether

we'll get back to "coronavirus: into the red zone" soon. let's hit the headlines. >>> brissen's prime minister is in the hospital tonight, ten days after testing positive for covid-19. a statement from his office says he was admitted as a precaution because his symptoms is are the improving. >>> the world watched a rare televised address from queen elizabeth ii at windsor castle today. the queen thanked the front line health care professionales and called on the nation to practice self discipline and to take care of one another. with 47,000 cases and more than 4900 deaths. >>> the u.s. surgeon general says this week will be one of the hardest and saddest for most americans in the fight against the pandemic. jerome adams described the next several days in his words a pearl harbor or 9/11 moment for our country. nationwide, there are 330,000 cases of covid-19, 9,555 people have died including 1500 in the last 24 hours. here in the new york area, the case load is more than 122,000, with nearly 4200 deaths in the state. new york mayor bill debl

and there will be main parade at the red square and the procession of the merkel regiment. for more on this we go live now to our senior correspondent now this is a huge event here and russia how significant is this postponement. well it's the 1st time this is happened in a quarter of a century since $995.00 that the victory day parade. be happening that it's it's been postponed. unspecified date but leading up to this speculation had been rife with regards to the pandemic what would the authorities do what they. would they go ahead but they somehow modified the public perhaps that to keep the stands empty but how have the parade happened anyway at the end. that the risks were just too great the pandemic risks that the situation that russia has gotten worse there are now 28000 people that have been confirmed to be infected with the quote a virus more than 200 people dead and obviously the president the presidential administration the government they they had a look at the situation and they decided that but it will be better. irregardless of the fact that how important thes

thank you for joining us for this special report, "coronavirus: into the red zone." you're about to see an incredible documentary from our partner, sky news, in london. it is comprehensive and it is compelling. sky news special correspondent stuart ramsay shows us the devastating impact of coronavirus on the people of the hardest-hit city in the hardest-hit country in the world, bergamo, italy. more than 15,000 deaths so far in italy alone. now there are signs of a possible plateau in new infections. but this fight is far from over. sky news gets amazing access going inside overwhelmed hospital emergency wards and intensive care units. you'll hear the critical warning from those on the front lines. you'll hear what they want the rest of the world to heed. now we take you "into the red zone." >> isolation is the only antidote, and you feel very alone. there are people everywhere, of course. but when you're in the red zone of infection and you want to stay well, you pray for this. emptiness. this is a journey into the center of the coronavirus epidemic. a journey to se

other's families and went to the hall of fame games together, went to japan for the opening day of the red sox, and all this time, bud selig would tell these amazing stories. i was glad when he decided to write this book which is a collection of the best stories. he is a great storyteller. i am so happy to be able to ask him questions that will illuminate. we will get to the thing that is on everybody's might which is the houston astros disaster and what that means for baseball. this guy is always authentic. he will tell you what is happening but i would like to start with the friendship you formed with hank aaron. we talked about it and what it was like for you when barry bonds was chasing his record and what it was like for you to have an african-american who was so essential in the sport and what it meant to you. >> it is a pleasure to be here today and to add something that doris said. when we met and for many years "after words" and up to this date, when we get together she wants to talk about baseball and i want to talk about history. >> perfect marriage. >> exactly right. i met henr

that the honorable task of delivering the eulogy on red square. the head of soviet state intelligence had hoped to seize power but soon afterwards he was arrested put on trial and executed. kilometer long shelves contained to carefully documented secrets of the stalin regime 80 years after hitler's death the truth about his death remained locked away in secret archives only a few remaining eyewitnesses knew the details. in 1955 gallon i was finally free to say and write in moscow that hitler had committed suicide but nothing more nothing about the investigation the identification of his remains and even less about stalin's lives anyway who would believe her where was the proof among the numerous versions of hitler's disappearance it was now the suicide theory that those in power preferred. but not just any suicide. the idea that hitler poison to himself was much more interesting for propaganda than if he shot himself in the head with. suicide by shooting his scene is an act of courage to pursue while taking poison is a sign of cowardliness it's. t

ray glasses the boston red sox. scandal involving the boston red sox and he said astros shock to baseball world now boston finds out what punishments it has in store for major league baseball 2800 series champions are stripped of their 2nd round pick in this year's amateur draft for breaking video rules during their tipsy then and only commissioner rob manfred concluded red sox replay system operator j.t. . watkins revised science sequences for players he suspended out pay through the trying to a post season barred from the replay room and this carrot here for red sox manager outscoring he's also suspended for the 2020 season for who left houston for the boston job after the 27 season usually parted ways with the red sox in january after he was implicated as a key individual in the astros stealing. and there is a big shakeup over an english soccer world it's one of the few that many might have actually seen coming in with women's soccer team head coach phil neville is stepping down from his post as manager will leav

the red army frontline headed to the chancery. the former heart of nazi power told the civil instead it was exciting to imagine hitler could still be there we were on the edge but where was hitler was he alive or dead. roofed. german radio announced the death of a few who fell in his heroic battle against bolshevism shortly afterwards german chief of staff hans skype's went to soviet headquarters he wanted to begin surrender negotiations and told marshall georg about hitler's death. so while bitter fighting continued on the streets of berlin the small soviet advance units with yelena the interpreter reached the chancery. close by was the bunker where hitler had possibly been hiding for several months. they found a chaotic scene the ground powered by shells and corpses lying everywhere they quickly recognised one body josef goebbels then those of his wife and their 6 children. it was body hadn't yet been found but the next day the news of his death made the headlines wild wife except in the soviet union. the official communist part

underwear he said where i'm wearing my red underwear today as you can see what a red well he has the great quote which is that i may be a red son of a bitch but i'm keeping thomas jefferson a lot of exactly so you know they're they're just. discourse in america became shutdown and stone was very clear about who he blamed for this because he was he was a pariah before mccarthy ever gave a single speech that's right and let's be clear that this is really the the damage of the red scare wasn't just that it purged communist within labor unions but it went after anyone with deep integrity and a conscience well it certainly went after anyone anyone with deep integrity and a conscience who was on the left. there weren't many on the right 70 hook was a kind of example of how to survive the red squad that's true that's true but i know i i'm not going to deny that there are people who have a conscience whose political political views are different from mine but but stone was he was a pariah because he was on the left and because truman exhibit issued this executive order a sensually trying to

and, as a volunteer in her local chapter of the red cross, is helping to prepare emergency kits for arby disaster area, one of the many jobs the red cross undertakes to supplement existing health agencies, particularly in times of emergency. then there are the many other voluntary agencies concerned the problems of specific diseases. some organizations are concerned with research, others with rehabilitation and the burden of caring for the victims of the respective disease. in many communities, their are nurse services to provide how nursing care for bedridden patients. the larger urban centers have a safety council to guard against accident hazards on the roads, in industry, and in the home. we, together with roger, come upon another safeguard that maintains the health of the community. , nothingfamily doctor wrong with roger, as far as he knows. this is just a checkup, a routine examination to make sure. part of the job of a general practitioner is to treat his patients when they get sick, but the community health part of his job is to prevent illness, which is the chief purpose of

and red, with the first initially starting in three weeks' time. school. primary children returning, along with nonessential shop returning, but crucially social gatherings will only be allowed on small scales and there won't be pubs, small scales and there won't be pu bs, restau ra nts small scales and there won't be pubs, restaurants and concerts and other entertainment venues opening. jo tanner, we can see the government's dilemma here. if eve ryo ne government's dilemma here. if everyone cocoohs and government's dilemma here. if everyone cocoons and shuts down all businesses for a year and a half into the vaccine comes out, might be an economy left or much left. but if people are released in one go, people are not going to be able to be treated. what do you think of this traffic light system the government is talking about? what appears to be happening is the prime minister borisjohnson giving a set of choices about when to return full study choosing thing around this whole proposal is there... i don't think it's really being talked about. if y

stocks open in the red for a 2nd straight day the u.k. office for national statistics says the number of coronavirus that's could be more than 40 percent higher than the government's official data suggests more than 7 100000 people have now died from covert 1000 u.k. hospitals earlier a top diplomat said the u.k. had made a political decision not to participate in a european union of a ventilator ski. at least 150 migrants in a shelter in southern greece have tested positive for the corona virus the hospital in the town of kearney was placed in isolation on monday hundreds of people who live and work there were tested after it was confirmed that a pregnant woman was infected last week it's the 3rd migrant facility in greece to confirm cases of the virus. those are the top stories remember you can get more on everything that we have been covering here on our website the adverse al-jazeera dot called stay with us coming up next it's the street asking how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting people with disabilities and i'm going to have mo

it really going to make it the recovery that much more difficult when we're starting so much in the red already. the recovery is going to be almost impossible i think maybe if we had ended the shutdown a few weeks ago and stop this outrageous amount of trillions and trillions and trillions of spending that we had a much greater chance of getting out of this mess quicker but bad but every day we delay the opening and every day we keeps passing these hundreds of spend billions of dollars of spending is just more pillaging of the taxpayers to add on top of the house arrest and the mandatory shutdowns and this is the way you destroy an economy for you know not just a year but 5 years maybe 10 years so this is this is an immense calamity like i say it's adding the pillage of the taxpayers on top of already pretty ever be under under house arrest in effect getting rid of the constitution also right so it's not good economically speaking that survey sure especially if we're seeing a larger number of these unemployment rates on some record highs here jeffrey they coin has now emerged the clear

definitely that's a big part of it the second part is acquiring red hat, and red hat was growing in the mid teens before we acquired it this quarter and the prior quarter were both billion dollar quarters the very first time in red hat's history, and growth accelerated. so i feel really good about that as well, and it shows the strategy that is working and it shows the demand that is there for those products and capabilities and the third piece in there is we kind of began with less than 1,000 customers for a product called open shift from red hat and that's gone to over 2000 customers as of now. so really three really good vectors of momentum on hybrid cloud as well as on red hat itself, and as well as an open shift. >> i think a lot of people also are excited about some of the things that i know that you have talked to us before i had the privilege to meet you at a lunch here at cnbc artificial intelligence, and what artificial intelligence means for the world that right now we're facing with covid-19 >> jim, it's a great question. i'm going to begin with a really quick example and th

the 23 red. but i want to get one you want to get one. that was great it's typical beginner's luck or maybe i just played with a good strategy. you can play roulette with a good strategy which is very very lucky just now that's extremely noticeable to beginners because they get so immensely thrilled unlike gamblers who come more often but the trick is of course to quit while you're ahead that would open one plus one of. the casino is just one of many exclusive places and here's a brief overview of the places that contribute to bad image as a luxury city. a beautiful town richly appointed sponsors a casino luxury shopping what more does the place need to lure in the rich in fact that's. a growth over a of it's because it's hotels of course. the lifestyle hotel is just one the hotel bel it isn't a body meant. and the 5 star brenner's park hotel and spa is a well established classic the fine dining barden offers just as broad a selection the start restaurant leisure and a lot of france for example a total of 36 of the town's restaurants are

i'm getting the red light.not the red light that signals i am out of time, the red light that signals the c-span handy cam is running low on batteries. [laughter] i want to thank all the journalist here tonight. i cannot do my job if you did not do yours. it is fitting this event happened on the same weekend as the royal wedding. as i was walking into the festivities i cannot help thinking it is -- how wonderful it is to live in a country where people do not wear hats like that. [laughter and applause] tonight has truly been an incredible honor for me. america is the greatest country on earth and, at least when my speech started, was still a nation rated aaa i standard & poor's. thank you and good night. [cheers and applause] [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> at the 2005 white house correspondence dinner, president george bush started to make response but was interrupted by first lady laura bush. she took over and h

a red diaper baby, the communist party, and the warm embrace of the party which had social -- tons of social activities, she would go to these hootenannys in connecticut. she loved to party. amazingly she spent the first few years of her life in moscow where her father was employed as the daily worker, the communist party's daily newspaper. the parents came back from moscow having looked into the yellow-eyed pockmarked face of stalinism and decided they were done with party. judy kept the faith and judy was extremely bitter toward her parents for having left the party. her father who went on, remained a man of the left, democratic socialist. when judy was kicked out of the university of chicago 1968-1969, occupying and administration building, the literary critic irving how, in saul bella was a major presence in chicago to intervene with edward leavy at the university of chicago and future attorney general so below talks - to rescind this, leavy said no, she is a bad one. 35 years in prison, sentenced to three consecutive, 25 year-life sentences, not eligible for parole. that was unti

not telling the whole story if you're on don lemon show on the left you're throwing red needs of the democratic base red meat at them and certainly not telling them the whole story and so a chris cuomo said is what many of us are thinking which is it would be great if these folks just gave us news and information that would help us keep our family safe and out of harm's way and not play gotcha politics and not be so snarky and not do what they're doing it sounds like what you all are saying is that our journalism at least at the network level is almost as infested as our politics it's basically just 2 parties and nobody else a lot to think any other way chris. yeah but it's 2 parties which are equally mendacious so you know this is i think i'm suspecting what cuomo was reacting to you know on one side. the partisan loyalist of the democratic party are lying you know on the other side the republican. party stalwarts are lying and just somehow give equal time to 2 sets of liars is what it's what is balance and that's very cynical on the part of big on the part of you know these purport

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