i wore my red scarf and i felt really on a. 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 rely 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 mahler 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-commu

and their red children who grow up amid d.-o. peoples of the cultural revolution. 2 generations whose lives were indelibly shaped by their experiences of red china. genuine to fix a. decent. photo editing software distorts what is real. possibilities for an. endless. truth. 21. 30 minutes. this is some dope story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. is problem past. his crew go no chemicals. his wife thought he was crazy. and the time was. still. students or the players don't stand a chance. to name successful. to. start to lead to some of. the above. reasons e.w. news a live from berlin president donald trump a stokes division on u.s. independence day as a record surgeon coronavirus cases casts a shadow over celebration in a speech at mount rushmore attacks protesters toppled monuments honoring slave owners and the president has promised a special evening as july 4th festivities moved to washington d.c. also coming up on the show the 1st times are being called in england after of coronavirus shut down as brisk walk to the pubs.

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 north star," which again depicts partisans to some degree, containing many of the famous actors and actresses of the 1940's. but of course 1945, we have to say, after 1945, things change. the soviets became our enemies. we saw them very seldomly in the movies. until the soviet union fell. then, all of a sudden, we began to see movies again. for example, "defiance," about soviet jewish partisans and many others that came along. as i was saying about the uniform and about the reference that i am a guard, 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

and their red children who grow up amid d.-o. peoples of the cultural revolution. 2 generations whose lives were indelibly shaped by their experiences of red china. eco africa. he's known as the plastic man of. god who funds them campaigning for 15 years to get people in senegal to use less plastic ones in the. corona restrictions are forcing him to stay at home but he's carrying on a fight. eco account for. 30 minutes on d w. every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities screamer how can we protect animals and their habitats and what to do with all our waste. can you make a difference by choosing reforestation through deforestation recycling or disposable smart new solutions oberstein said you know what. is truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive lou why do you assume the environmental soon to global 3000 d w. this is d.w. news live from berlin true for the leaders of this be internationals turkish branch s

this has been back-to-back impressive performances when the red sox needed it most. >> john: the red rallied to it looks like win a couple games here. basically battling the rays and a wild card spot, in all reality with what the yankees have. >> kevin: 2-1 to alonso, the tying run at the plate. big cuts, it's 2-2. workman 2-2 and he got him! and the red sox win it, back-to-back nights that brandon workman closes out the mets and the red sox come to new york and win both. this red sox bullpen did a whale of a job, they had to fight at times but they get the job done in a 4-2 win tonight. if perez gets the win and workman back-to-back saves. 4-2, the final score. back with more from citi field in just a moment - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? rewarded! get a free delivery perk when you order. - [group] grubhub. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird let

and groups like the red cross.his is just one piece of what the president is leading towards bringing therapeutics to the market. so, we have steroids for lung injury. and now, we bring convalescent plasma to pp. people. w the president's initiative is to get diagnostics to people in a record amount of time. weeks, not months. earlier this month, through operation, we announced a $450 million agreement. they are promising antibody cocktails. what makes them so bold is that we have now paid to begin making doses of this product. before, we need to update authorization or approval. so, that means that if and only if this meets the standard for safety and effectiveness, we will have tens of hundreds of thousand doses to give to peop people. as soon as the fda reviews the data on convalescent plasma, we have plenty of supplies, we have access for people. it also enables us to develop new therapies such as hyper immunoglobulin. thanks to everyone who has donated and thank you, mr. president, for this national call to ac

>>how the american red cross says the need for volunteers is greater now than ever. >>that really is the perfect storm. an infectious disease and public health persons, the worst night. >>doctor anthony fauci calls the current covid-19 situation, a perfect storm at 00:30am tonight how the rapid spread of the virus could lead to even more shutdowns and keep millions of americans out of work and next as we move further into fire season, how the coronavirus is impacting the state's ability to >>o>>one thing we know is our approach to dealing. with wildfires has to change and adapt with a climate that is changing very very dramatically. >>more than 4,000 wildfires have burned so far this year in california. but the covid-19 pandemic is not stopping california from ramping up its efforts against the firefight our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains right now. >>fire season state emergency management leaders thursday gave an update on the state's preparedness for another intense wildfire season in california officials say so far this year 4,112 wildfires have al

hostile has struck our we is for the international federation of red cross and the red crescent that he joins us now from beirut sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera overall how would you say the middle east has been impacted by 90 and of course there's countries like syria yemen iraq that were particularly vulnerable to to begin with but across the region generally well thank you thank you for shining a spotlight on this most important issue and it is indeed alarming. from my position i cover 17 countries or 400000000 people from iran to morocco and everything in between this is their region that of course for decades that had wars in refugees in disasters and so on corona is just the last crisis that now makes things just much worse the unemployment the effects on the health care sector the collapse of economies we're seeing it right now and this isn't something we project we're living it across the region some countries are affected more than others i was in syria last week to monitor the situation to look at the health care sector to look at the availability of

i want to thank the red cross. i've been a fan for the red cross for a long time. and i appreciate the work you do. thank you, gail. and now i would like to ask gail to say a few words. thank youpresident, so much for joining us today and shining a light on the critical need for plasma. i'm honored to be distinguished -- eat seated with you -- to be seated with you with these distinguished experts to deal with this pandemic. and i am so grateful that the american red cross can actually play a role in the treatment of covid-19. we're helping collect, convalescent plasmaresults, an'd patients. we've shipped over 25,000 units so far and i am in awe of our donors who are donating convalescent plasma. they struggled with this disease. they came through the backend. hospitals are transfusing their plasma into patients that are struggling mightily with the disease themselves. and it's a testament to the generosity of the american public. these donors have recovered from debilitating disease and they're willing to lend an arm to help somebody they probably will never have

you've got a red governor.sn't it coming from the federal, why isn't it coming from the state? >> that's the million dollar question, chris. and we didn't have to look to italy to see where we were headed in this country. we could look to new york. your brother was on television every day telling us what was happening in new york and what would happen in our cities and states if we did not heed the warnings and if we did not take certain precautions. when i look at the in bes in this state, i am disgusted by them. i am seeing numbers and rates of infection going up in ways that i have not seen since april. and they're jumping even faster by the day. what angers me, on top of all of the death and sickness, to have to look at our children and tell them they likely will not be able to go back to school in the fall because we had all of spring, we had all of summer, we said to our kids, hang in there, it's going to be fine come fall, and we're back to where we started. in georgia, i hate to say it, but it looks lik

that was not in the june 19 red line strikeout version distributed. that is the only other one to read in the record. the two i just read and the three words at minimum should be one motion. >> let me ask one more question. michael, you are saying that is not part of what was in the red line, am i hearing you correct correctly. >> that is correct, commissioner. >> you said there was no downside to this in terms of our ability to conduct business, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so do we have to make franchesca another amendment to add that puppy in there? >> yes. you don't have to do it all. you could now entertain a single motion to adopt the june 19th draft as amended by the two oral amendments. >> the amendment is really fast. for the amendment to have the water pass to the benefit of the fish and not to be further diverted. do i have a motion on that? >> yes, i move. >> i second. >> moved seconded further discussion by the commission? >> madam secretary call the roll. >> commissioner moran. >> aye. >> commissioner paulson. >> aye. >> commi

america's spacecraft is the last of a trio heading to the red planet.

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. >> the gunman was wearing a red bandanna. the police never tested for dna. >> there was a fear at that time of dangerous young, black youth. >> the only way you're going to stop crime is to start punishing people who commit it. >> this young man has never been given a fair chance. >> i'm a dead man, breathing right now. but there is hope. ♪ >> i would have never thought i was going to prison. let alone to death row. it'll be 21 years here in the next 30 days or so. i've been here longer than i was ever even alive free. i wrote a poem about that, actually. "what i miss." snatching that catch. hitting that three as the crowd goes wild. what i miss the most, making another smile. it hurts when you can't grant that to your mom in a while. to be the foundation of her struggles, daily adding to the pile. what i miss. >> my mother, she holds on to a lot of things. anything that's in the house from the time that julius got placed in the prison. it's like she feel like if she get rid of something, that's gonna get rid of him. >> i mea

plus the red planet is about to get a visit from earth invaders we'll tell you which countries are hoping to seize the moment before time runs out all right it's time to put st louis i. try and i has just announced sanctions against the united states which target some of beijing's most vocal critics this comes one week after the u.s. sanctions several chinese officials over reports that they are targeting some ethnic minorities artie's racial blevins is joining us now to break down the latest developments here so rachel what explanation did beijing give for the sanctions well a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry spoke out and she said that these sanctions are specifically in retaliation of ascensions that were imposed by the u.s. last week and which they accuse several chinese officials of human rights abuses against ethnic and religious minorities now china has denied these accusations repeatedly and it also accused the united states of trying to meddle in its internal affairs take a listen to vicious harassment. terror threats by the united states seriously damaged the legitimate

use the t-38, but typically augment them with some twos on the red side, too, we use them as red air every day already. so the question comes down to, which ones would be the best ones to use in red air so if i could have my blue air guys training all the time in the most modern, most capable version of it and then let the guys that are stepping in to red air. it's one of the things we're going to try. >> thank you for being here today. not just the c-2, but also hour you are able to better employ your forces because you now have better c-2 capabilities. >> trace back to anything i specifically said. i mean, i think that we have worked hard to create that mission command of empowering people at the lower level echelons in our yununits to tak control. the responsibility we've given them, i think that has been very effective in dealing with the crisis at the base then as we work to field new capabilities, new technical capabilities on the community control side, we want to make sure we build them to empower and enable that. and make sure that we don't inadd vinad v inadd ver tently bui

i would say the issues that we should be focusing on our what are the red lines?hen do the russians crossed them in a way that really affects our fundamental core interest? and what are if i may use the term areas of print copal? where can we make is with russia? after all, -- quid pro quo. will have to be doing deals with rices and years and decades to come. i would have fundamental issues that are absolutely critical for our bilateral relationship in the years and decades to, probably. someone, i would think of strategic stability. we approaching the end of arms control. the framework inherited from the soviet american competition in the area of nuclear nuclear arms control, that's practically gone and looks like the renewal of a new s.t.a.r.t. treaty is very unlikely. russian minister spoke about a day or two ago. that's an area we are approaching the point where we'll be an an unrestrained, unrestricted arms race where new technologies it into the strategic stability, equation so to speak that will prove highly destabilizing. the second area i would focus on i

, red squirrels and water voles.s for urgent action. here's our science correspondent, victoria gill. familiar characters that are becoming increasingly rare sides. while the uk is a natural home for dozens while the uk is a natural home for d oze ns of while the uk is a natural home for dozens of mammals, including reds wheels, dormice and hedgehogs, many of those species are now in danger of those species are now in danger of disappearing. this first red list of disappearing. this first red list of threatened species put together by the conservation charity mammal society has shown a quarter of all of the uk's native mammals were under threat of extinction. so, what we've done is a really competitive review of all the evidence we have available on things like how the populations are and how isolated those populations are —— comprehensive review. we've come up with this list of 11 of our d7 native species being classified as threatened. —— native species being classified as threatened. "1147. native species being cl

of course perhaps her most iconic piece of clothing was the red coat, red overcoat that she wore to chinahile accompanying the president on his historic 1972 visit to china. that point had more color tvs than black and white. 1972. it also came at a time when the technology of film was giving way to video. and so there was a more immediate ability to transmit footage, live footage, and so it was not just americans but people all over the world who were watching the footage and the video that was coming back each day from china with pat nixon in her bright red coat. now you have to remember not only was it of course a eye-popping color, but that at the time all chinese citizens, male and female, were expected to dress uniformly in either drab green or dark blue. and with all of the men who were traveling with her husband's official entourage being in black or dark navy or other dark colors, pat nixon really was the bright spot of the several-day visit to china. many questioned whether somehow this was a nod to communism because as some reporters who went on that trip noted, as they came in

>> pants and shoes and a shirt, like white, white and red. >> the shirt was white and red? >> yeah.er 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 t

the red skins. former red skins nouchlt that n. that's been happening for years. >> it's one of the stubbornness of collective ignorance. we want to start a team today, help kids out east and name the team the red skins. that idea would last about a second. what does that tell you? >> it wouldn't happen. because of the native american population out there obviously and people are extremely aware. i don't know if it would last in many places in the country right now. the country is changing. things are changing. one has to get used to it. >> i love the reversal of what he suggested of calling them the code talkers. i don't know if that translates to sports. you want to play with line lineage. it does show what's your process. how far does it go? will be a key consideration. >> you always say that i never buy you anything. >> yes, i do say that. >> chris is one of the most generous people i know. he has new sunglasses. i say i like them he'll say do you want a wear. what color. >> then i took them back. >> you did. >> i have them for

the last hours of trade have minimized some of the red ink we've witnessed. you can see spain and italy just below the flat line. in the trade, there has been optimism around this trading fund being debated by leaders this wook. there is in feeling they'll benefit from any money handed out in loans and grants. keeping that support and you can see the smi is in lock step about other core markets the individual sek torz, we had a couple of bright the spos on the boards in the last half hour after every patch of the market was red. oil and gas responding to some of the latest commentary and the picture. autos improving. banks shooting up to the green as well. a good strong report from goldman sachs on all the trading and that has put a little support. updates about how grim the trading period has been for the trading companies and food and beverage and the lufrmry basket has impacted those particular names across the boards. >> speaking of earnings season, ramping up in europe this is a look at big names reporting. heineken dropping revenue by more than 16% as b

. >> blackberries, a couple of little cells that are red is okay, but i want to see them, the majority of it to be truly black. and then raspberries. when you look at them in the basket, you want to have them be sitting up. once they start to slump, it means the berries are getting soft. what you look for in farmer's market strawberries, the red should be all the way to the cap. >> reporter: and what about yellow peaches? >> right here around the stem, look for a golden color so that there's no green tinge. the background color underneath that blush is that golden color. >> reporter: color is key for cantaloupe. >> you're looking below that netting to see what the color is underneath and that's how you know so if it's full like a golden color or orangish you know it's ripe. these cracks are a good sign too. some fruit also show you cracks when they have high sugar. >> reporter: when it comes to

they've been added to the uk's first official red list — a review of species including hedgehogs, redcters becoming increasingly rare sights. while the uk is increasingly rare sights. while the ukisa increasingly rare sights. while the uk is a natural home for dozens of mammals, including red squirrels, dormice and hedgehogs, many of those species are in danger of disappearing. this first red list of threatened species put together by the conservation charity the mammal society, has shown that a quarter of all the uk's native mammals are under threat of extension. so what we have done is a really comprehensive review. all the evidence we have available on things like how big the populations are, how isolated those populations are, they have —— where we have drawn this together to come up with this list of 11 of our a7 native species, being classified as threatened imminently. and what this is clearly saying is we need to be acting right now. we don't, we can't carry on with the current trajectory. different animals face different threats. the now critically endangered scottish wildcat

and are we daring up for a new space race to the red planet. let's begin with the aforementioned with this mysterious or at least questionable run of fires and explosions that are taking place in iraq our lead reporter on the story is that for a middle east correspondent. he's been a series of explosions and fires in iran in recent weeks the latest of which some statement ships catch and lives in the hole to share in southern iraq and there's been no reports of casualties and meet the cause of the incident is unclear but it is the latest in a series of mysterious explosions to rocky ground in recent weeks the suspicious explosions began about 2 weeks ago and have included an attack on a missile facility a medical clinic a nuclear complex and a power plant they've lived to speculation and that is a campaign of 7 taj on the go israel is thought to be behind at least one of the explosions on the natanz nuclear complex about 10 days ago the israeli foreign minister said and i'm quoting we take actions that are better left unsaid the reigning revolu

to discuss that and then it now says mars rover has blasted off into space and is now headed to the red planet straight ahead we're going to have more on this fact finding mission and the added hardware tagging along alright it's time to boost your news i q. starting today the trumpet ministration is pulling federal agents out of portland oregon after striking a deal with state officials on a plan to address violent protests the government there calling the move to deploy federal agents political theater by the trumpet ministration this as violent clashes between demonstrators and police continue nationwide and 1st a warning some of the video you're about to see may be disturbing here's artie's trinity chavez with the story. today nationwide protest against police brutality and racial injustice. just hours after oregon's dozen are announced a phased withdrawal of federal officers from portland this is a. gradual withdrawal from portland dozens of officers filled city streets in the largest visible response by the federal government to downtown demonstrators. chaotic confrontations caugh

so it may help those counties not turn red. 's and then it is essential we wear a mask statewide to contain this virus so therefore tomorrow at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow night but i mask order for people in public will be extended throughout the state of ohio. every county in the state of ohio those should in fact wear a mask. 's the wearing of the mask plus a social distancing makes a huge huge difference. so just to reiterate, and with that indoor location but are unable to maintain and in all of those in the past are extending not to more counties. i also want to emphasize as we see more and more people wear a mask and some people who do not, want to emphasize is somebody has a medical reason for not wearing a mask, they do not have to wear a mask. i would also urge all fellow citizens not to be judgmental if they do not have a mask we should assume they have a medical problem. we should assume there is a legitimate reason why they do not wear a mask would emphasize this is only for those ten years of age and older and i will em

i'm gonna join in, put some red stickers on it, too. all right, red over here. trinkets to start getting rid of, it's a sign that michael really recognizes that in order for this business to move forward, he has to compromise. ♪ we were able to raise around $23,000 by clearing out the entire building. i want to take that money and reinvest it back into ashtae, where it should have gone in the first place. the warehouse and several other rooms of junk are gonna be repurposed for offices for ramona and the entire events business. meanwhile, we have three weeks until the bronner bros. convention. so we're headed to chicago to vsa to finalize the branding. woman: drumroll, please. taylore: ohh! oh, my god! i love the logo. i love the all black. michael: i guess the only the thing that sticks out to me is the black bottles. lemonis: so, look at the vessel in white. taylore: it is more playful. lemonis: in this case, we're going to have to stratify the packaging options for our two groups of consumers. we're gonna use white for the salon owners, and we're gonna use da

we are so far behind the curve. >> so the diamond princess was one red flag amongst a sea of red flagst that point of what we should have been doing as americans to be prepared. as you know in those early days, we still had not ramped up testing in the united states. >> when there's a new pathogen like this, you know, the cdc sets out to develop a test. >> that's routinely what we do, and we do it very well. which they did, and they did in record time, seven to ten days. >> and initially we were all flooded with relief. we can test. >> and they immediately came across a problem. >> the initial samples that came from the cdc that were sent out didn't work. so they had to call them back. >> and so the cdc then had to send out a second batch of test kits, which also had a problem. and as the weeks ticked by, we were running out of time to contain the spread of this virus, and we knew it. >> it took us about, close to four to five weeks to figure out the contamination, and within five weeks we got the test to the health departments throughout the nation, which i would still say is pretty r

the environment of the red sea something. many years. if as it was safer has not been properly maintained since the beginning of the war in yemen 5 years ago the bow cables and valves are rusted and the tanker is leaking for the past 2 years the united nations has asked for a team of experts to be allowed to go on board but permission from the warring parties is pending they are arguing over who gets the profits after the oil on board is sold the north of yemen is controlled by the who the rebels and this tanker lies within the region they control the oil minister blames an alliance led by saudi arabia for the blockade. at the mouth of the how do you know if our maintenance team's attempt to reach the tanker fighter jets will fly over them an attack that's a big problem. an oil spill would also wash up on the shores of who died in a port which is the lifeline for millions of people in northern yemen who are suffering hardship and hunger and are in urgent need of aid you know watching data being used his reminder of the top story we're fo

these red arrows represent a logical and legal cause and effect based upon a reasonable perception ofhey illustrate that an officer has the option to escalate, deescalate, jump between tiers or maintain the level of force that he or she deems appropriate to gain and maintain control of the subject in the situation. it's a dynamic model, isn't it? in theory it effectively defines the reasonable officer's perception. but what about the real world? does the use of force model apply in real life situations? let's continue the scenario we saw earlier to see if it does. >> save our jobs! save our jobs! >> all right, listen up. listen up. can y'all quiet down so we can talk about this? quiet, ma'am. i don't like the idea of the plant closing anymore than you do. you have a right to voice your opinion, but this is not the place to do it. you have to move along. you are creating a hazard. >> we are not going anywhere until we get answers. >> yeah. >> i understand how you feel. i know times are tough. right now you are breaking the law. if you don't leave now i will have to arrest you. >> what

on the red planet status. it's rolling recession of oratory will explore what some vironment on a 3 month journey it will also use radar to look underneath the surface to a depth of 100 meters. when not stone the satellite will identify and not mars mineral makeup and resume says including mineral deposits it's also supposed to search for frozen water. china does not plan on sharing that connects with international research as as others have done and much criticized. formula one now and the funding both champion lewis hamilton has won the hung garion grand prix produced drive a claim to a record equalling win in hungry to go top of the driver standings leap frogging the side terry boat has so finished 3rd and while red bulls max for stepan did well to finish 2nd after crashing before into a barrier around the before the rice today than. it watching to news live from berlin i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour in the meantime you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site to be f

red dresses with red, white and blue scarves, and a dress that had a motif of american eagles, which of course is now in the gerald ford library. and mrs. ford, unlike many of her predecessors, broke away from the kind of first lady tradition of wearing a solid monochromatic colors. she loved all kinds of different patterns, from plans to florals, zigzags, geometric designs, even sort of piping, its white piping as in the yellow dress above, and blue below, or the red on the actual bicentennial day of july 4th, 1976. so that's a bit of an overview of what these two women and what they wore and why they wore it. in three today's lecture, but also the series, i start where ib gan, on this stage. it was on this stage in 1990 that i had a chance, my only chance as it turns out, to interact, as i'll put it, with pat nixon. it was the night before the richard nixon presidential library and museum was dedicated. there was a reception for former nixon white house staff. at that point i had written my two books, and accomplice nixon, though very frail and not doing interviews or granting them

one of the new technology experiments that will set foot on the red. and it is called moxie a mechanical tree similar to how a regular tree functions scientists hope that moxie will be able to supply future mars explorers oxygen to breathe and also for another reason the main thing you need oxygen for is for the rocket that's going to take them back up from the surface to come back to earth for that rock because rockets rocket fuel needs oxygen to burn as well and. instead of taking everything explorers will need from earth they can just see these resources on mars but how exactly will moxy work the process that moxie is going to use is called solid oxide electrolysis this is just means splitting apart using true city carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of mars is this fair so it's a great natural resource what we want to do is split that molecule that carbon dioxide molecule apart so we can release the oxygen another cool tech hitching a ride on perseverance is the mars helicopter its goal is to test a 1st powered flight in the thin martian ne'er helic

cutting the red tape, setting us free as private property owners, thank you.ch has approximately 100 it.washes flowing across these are little washes with no water. the corps of engineers, the environmental protection agency, who wrote the obama 2015 regulations ruled that any dry wash that had more than 12 inches of sand in the bottom became a water of the united states. hence, we were subject to fromations and oversight washington dc and san francisco. it was outrageous. the 2015 rules and regulations were caused red tape, and threatened me and other , ranchers, businessmen, and landowners with the possibility of going to jail and facing huge fines. president, for the navigable water protection rule that you promulgated. it has set us free, the heavy hand of government is no longer on our shoulders. thank you, mr. president. [applause] you jim.mp: thank thank you very much. that was my honor, and thank you very much. they took your property away from you. you want to take care of your property better than any government is going to tell you to take care of y

of red cross parades to have children of various sorts all in uniform. itew years before the war, was considered radical to respectable women to be in a public place like this. the suffrage movement began its parades in 1910 and they were considered a major challenge to respectable notions of women's behavior. this old occupation of public space that happens during the war was an important demonstration of women's legitimacy as political actors. but it is contested. there are people who are nervous about this. it is significant that women played such an important part in patriotic parades. of wage earning women or overseas workers at home volunteers offers a pervasive vision of white women inhabiting space, public space previously thought to be exclusively male. this transgression was generally legitimated in the context of a national crisis that literally required that women step outside convention. women donned male attire or mannish uniforms or took to the street to join male citizens in parading for the national cause. many did. their action garnered

chief was fired this year and while i don't want to speak on behalf of all of us to me this was the red line and i can't walk that anymore. for my diplomat the. shortly after south of protesters flooded the streets when they want to frame a showed real news and it's getting more and more difficult almost impossible to get that in hungry now we don't know what's happening around us because the state media isn't telling the truth. and i'm pretty much. honestly regardless of the website the reason why it came to demonstrate is that another independent news portal has fallen victim to the government i really don't like and that's why i came i don't think there's any free press. hungary's foreign secretary denies the government poses a threat to press freedom the show me a concrete case when it was a journalist in hungary not allowed to write what they thought. index is just the latest of several hunger news outlets to fall under control of government allies raising fears here that it won't be the last. for more on that i'm joined now by veronica who you just saw in that report she's one of

chief was fired this week and while i don't want to speak on behalf of all of us for me this was the red line i cannot work there anymore. from the point it put out of the phone. before he got sacked editor in chief several it stalled had warned the site was in grave danger after a pro businessman purchase control of the site's ad sales hungary's foreign sex trade denies the government poses a threat to press freedom michael tell me a concrete case when could it journalists in hungary or not write what they thought . index is just the latest of several hunger area news outlets to fall under control of government allies raising fears here that it won't be the last. 3. and for more on this i'm joined by journalist justin spike in budapest justin thousands of people taking to the streets to show their support for the press more than 80 journalists from index walked out and we sing a tipping point in hungary. thank you for having me so what's happening now with the index is particularly significant because as you mentioned the index was the biggest and the most popular independent news outle

. ♪ [military band music] ♪ ♪ intro music] >> berlin is occupied by the red army.ed army stages a review in berlin. ♪ in this headquarters on the eighth of may, the final unconditional surrender has been ratified. ♪ german field marshal keitel, the former chief of staff. marshall jukov of the red army. ♪ ex-field marshal keitel signs for those still bearing arms. general admiral yvonne friedberg signs. american general spots from the eighth air force. british air marshal ted r. theodor. ♪ the french to general de pa ssini. it is over. the war in europe has ended. ♪ in berlin, the brandenburg tower still stands. amid the ruins, dazed people wander here and there. not much else remains. ♪ in southern germany, allied troops move forward to complete the occupation of the country. ♪ the eagle's nest at berchestgarden, formerly hitler's mountain retreat. ♪ much of munich lies in ruins. the famous beer hall, little remains. ♪ one of the first war criminals is captured, hermann goering. ♪ music]ic he is interviewed by allied newspapermen. ♪ field marshal castlekesselring,

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nasa's spacecraft is the last of a trio heading to the red planet. the united arab emirates are already on their way. if they all succeed, it will mean a giant leap in our understanding of mars. rebecca morelle, bbc news. that's it from us. good night. at the ebenezer baptist church in atla nta, at the ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, georgia, three former presidents gathered to bid farewell welcome to bbc news. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world; it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are claire cohen — women's editor at the daily telegraph, and martin bentham — home affairs editor at the evening standard. we've got some of the papers in already. we've got some of the papers in already. the telegraph leads on the news that the lockdown is being tightened in parts of northern england, amid coronavirus flare—ups. trade unions are warning that people who are shielding

population of over 20 million is a clear red zone.horities there, lots left up to the regional authorities to decide their own penalties, they are imposing fines for people who do not wear masks in public or do not practice social distancing. the way that things are done in indonesia, this is fairly erratic, it is not exactly a police state, it is a big population and for all of these guidelines and restrictions, what the president is not accepting, is the idea of another lockdown. his entire focus throughout dealing with covid—i9 and another thing has beenin covid—i9 and another thing has been in the economy, he is still stressing, keeping the economy going, in a country where you have lots of poor vulnerable people is his priority, rather than controlling covid—i9 and the numbers are bad here. particularly the fatality rate, around 5%, not perhaps by european or american standards, but much worse than other countries in south east asia, we re countries in south east asia, were generally numbers have been low and in some countries li