yellow red a lot of them. this mass brawl in paris why did the ref to brandish 36 red cards ok it was a youth game and this happens all over the place amateur football here in germany is also no stranger to karate kid like seems. but the numbers show itself and central american leagues see the most cards worldwide. and it doesn't stop there. the footballers send the most times on the planet and out of the way though yeah colombia and the 3 countries with the most red cards at man's world cups are brazil argentina and uruguay. and the 2920 champions league there were 20 red cards with 55 in the 2900 s. followed in 2020 by a red cards in one match the porto alegre darby between game you and tell us you know why you see red so clearly. there is an ugly stereotype that hot blooded let no american simply can't keep their temper. but isn't that racist. now a study says cards have more to do with social economic factors such as g.d.p. or homicide rate poor as it. did hog. but if. it's a sensitive and controversial to

the red scare was passed by. and then we get back quickly to the new deal, the great depression, the new deal, and world war ii. and i think that part of that is, it is uncomfortable because the red scare does not necessarily show us at our best. there's this idea that it is brief. there is an idea we went nuts and it is best not to look at it. a time in american history where we went willingly against the grain to stomp on our constitutional rights. it is easy to discount the fear. it is too easy to discount the fear but i think we should acknowledge that there's peoples fear. but has always struck me. as a world war i historian i will say the same thing for world war i. it is not a war or afterward that's deeply embedded in the american consciousness. it comes between two great epics. the civil war, and the great depression and world war ii. that is why it gets short shift. got is an excellent question. >> thank you so much. i believe that our other questions have widely been answered in your talk. but we did h

red flags of course mean revolution.people who take this the farthest are actual in new york city. the state of new york establishes the lust committee. this is not only investigating, they are actually leaving raids on suspected radical organizations and arresting suspected radical individuals. it is sort of fascinating. this is a map that the committee creates a blower manhattan. all the stars and circles you see there are actual or suspected radical organization headquarters. they believe the most radical areas are in the red. if you look at the key there, the most radical areas are also tied to and mississippi's. the red areas are russians and jews. so throughout the red scare, there's also this sort of deep and ugly strain of antisemitism. like i said, the committee is also doing their own rates. one of the most spectacular occurs on the 12th of june 1919. against the russian soviet government bureau. that bureau was established in march of 1919 by this guy. it's supposed to be a trade bureau, establishing trade rel

but football games they're too often do descend into violent camps the result cards yellow red a lot of them. this mass brawl in paraguayan that the ref to brandish 36 red cards ok it was a youth game and this happens all over the place amateur football here in germany is also no stranger to karate kick like seems. but the numbers show itself and in central american leagues see the most cards worldwide. and it doesn't stop there. the footballers sent up the most times on the planet to come out of the columbia and the 3 countries with the most red cards at man's world cups are brazil argentina and uruguay. and the 2920 champions league there were 20 red cards with 55 in the 2900 but it got the us followed in 2020 by 8 red cards in one match the porto alegre darby between graeme you and thomas you know why you seem read so far that. there is an ugly stereotype that hot blooded let an american simply can keep their temper. but isn't that racist. now a study says cars have more to do with social economic factors such as g.d.p. or homicide rate poor as it. did obviously. but if. it's a se

now as this red scare starts to go.t's easy for the radical forces to point to exactly what the other side is saying to damn them with their own word and here lenin is making no bones about it. first of all, he's telling the americans in the world hey there's actually more of you out there than you know and also telling them that the worldwide communist revolution is just around the corner. now, there's an old saying in america how will that play in peoria? and i'm going to come back to this. imagine your standard white middle class guy sitting in his comfortable chair in peoria picking up the morning's paper and reading this. so fear is starting to grow, and fear starts to grow even further as the war ends, and it seems like the communists are actually carrying out a worldwide revolution. you have communist uprisings and the establishment of communist governments, socialist and communist governments in bavaria. there's a communist uprising in berlin. there's a short lived communist republic established in hungary, and

red clouds men do not end up overwhelming the fort. by 1867, they got a garden and updated weaponry. that gets us to august 2, 1867. they are a little bit more prepared for red cloud's strategy. that morning, they hear a shot, they realize maybe there is a fighting force near them. we are at the woodcutting camp about four miles west of the fort. they've been cutting it all summer. they put together a small wagon box corral. they've taken a bunch of wagon boxes and laid them on the ground and jammed it full of ammunition for these updated springfield rifles. now they don't have to stand up to load them. fighting with muzzleloader's is absolutely pointless out here. it looks like exactly the same gun. when the 800 warriors that had gathered that day at the wagon box start to attack the woodcutting camp and all the woodcutter's and soldiers there to protect the woodcutting activities, it is a massive shootout for four hours. thousands of rounds of ammo. 26 soldiers and civilians lived through it out of 34 and we don't know how many of re

why do we call it the red line. patricia: this look at it more broadly, the red line in the sand, so the sandbar goes back to the new testament. when jesus was brought by the pharisees and said the mosaic law said that you need to stone this person to death. she's adulterous and jesus said, he drew a line in the sand. and he said to the pharisees, whoever steps across this line cast the first stone who dares to do that and no one did. so that is the line in the sand. david: and the redline goes much more recent. and he is back to eating 54. and i have a nice section of the book about how this all came about. i'll try to give you the it. but basically in that work and we had the british and french coming to the turks against the russians. in the siege was very important part of this. so were in 1854. in this would be the battle coming up. very major before the charge actually. so what happened was that the british, the highlanders were hidden behind the hill. around the sound in the mountains. and the attack begins a

small wonder then that el salvador's league is number 3 in the world when it comes to red cards. el salvador had one of the highest homicide rates in the world for years although recently it has declined. does the violence of some of the during games affect the national league to. local journalist when i want it they wrote about the football observatory study that there are lots of cars in salvador in football there's no surprise to the public. funding. there must be a lot of money but things are saying so you have a lot of us in for you but that's. what is that linked to murder rates not for him when he says the structure of the national league is a much bigger factor only a few teams dominate and can afford decent players to majority who lack proper training. and like in columbia pictures are bad the result. i don't know what. the little bubble already but. also and then there is another factor which has to do with the whistle. one well they didn't see any. sort of. the most notable stuff. for the laws that will sort out this. wild some rest in latin america are indeed aiming f

and when it comes to red cards only it's your of one in the lead for libya's 2nd el salvador 3rd. we did our bridges according to their. side correlations are. concretely bolivia and going to mom have the highest number of cards while also having among the lowest g.p.s. pro-capital in latin america as of 2019 what that implies it is. trees. but here we find the 1st twist the country with the highest number of red cards per match in the world is euro why. but it has the highest g.d.p. per capita in all of south america. and we. were sent. there as. general. time to ask your of one man who showed plenty of cards in his career one quarter was a referee in his country's top flight which statistically produces 0.51 red cards for a match that's one every 2nd. compared to point 27 in italy point 23 in spain point 15 in germany and just point 12 when england. after the year of one case let's give the g.d.p. cars correlation another chance in a country whose g.d.p. is below the regional average in that mary county. columbia which owns position 4 in the observateur his car drinking. class c

red book has been studying shopping centers.the people who created the suburbs are young adults. and shopping centers are built in their image. selling to get adults, the men and you kind of market. for the adult, the shopping centers have built fountains, commissions statues, restaurants, and freestanding stowaways. it included banks, load offices, rental plans, plant nurseries, i'm places to buy building materials. the shopping centers see these gun adult as people whose homes are always in need of expansion. people who buy in large quantities, and struck it away in their cars. it is a big market. to help people find their cars, the centers have enlisted the children. they put in shock mobiles to help uncover the ground. they added a bank leftovers locker, miles of checkout counters, and endless roles of courts. carts rolling down the mart -- mall. at sunrise, east point, and california. these young adults shopping with the same determination that led them to the suburbs in the first place. they are the going is part of a nati

and the 2920 champions league there are 20 red cards with 55 in the 2900 s. followed in 2020 by 8 red cards and one mention of porto alegre darby between daniel and thomas you know why you seem so close. there is an ugly stereotype that hot blooded let an american simply can keep their temper . but isn't that racist. now a study says cards have more to do with social economic factors such as g.d.p. or homicide rate poor is a. good hockey. team. but if you think. it's a sensitive and controversial topic is it cultural and social possibly even religious or that none of the above is a reflection of life and if so how. let's. the to sticks to switzerland based football observatory took a closer look. at it compared 87 leagues around the world between 20152020. 3 that the most cards are in fact latin american. political and europe one. and when it comes to red cards only it's your of why in the lead for libya 2nd el salvador 3rd. we did. you know then do we. learn english coralie. correlations are. concretely bolivia and going to model have the highest number of c

this became known as the red summer. the picture you see here is the house of attorney general mitchell palmer and an italian anarchist was going to bomb his house, tripped on the sidewalk, and blew himself up. [laughter] the palmer family was not injured, however, the facade of the house was blown in and heavily damaged. this gave palmer the excuse for what i call the red roundup. him and a young 24-year-old j edgar hoover launched a campaign to round up all the an hour anarchists in late 1919 and early 1920. the first group they sent to ellis island. they had deportation hearings and sent them off to the soviet union. that was the uss buford, nicknamed "the soviet ark." [laughter] at the same time there was no do process for this. . we had no american civil liberties union. it was created during this time. wilson has now had a stroke and is not minding the store. mitchell palmer is doing his own thing, trying to keep the country safe from the reds, but actually doing this because he wants to run for the presidency. the

my students wrestle with is that questions about the red scare are equally applicable to today.at is the proper balance between civil liberties and national security? at what point does dissension from the government crossed the line into his loyalty and sedition and perhaps most important, is it ever proper to break or bend the constitution in order to save it? what was evident to people of the time of the red scare was evident that this rotation journalist, that for some reason, the american people in 1919 had lost their bearings and were fearing these creeping bolshevik monsters under their beds. what is interesting here is that this is not unique in american history, that from time to time when the american people are afraid, they go a bit nuts. and that can be because of fear of social and political change, fear because of enemies foreign, but oftentimes it is brought around by fears of enemy domestic. when we examine the history of homeland security, we see that throughout american history with the american people get scared, the pinnacle between rights and security. it is

how dot red states preserve their identity?people from the blue states, they are bringing everything with them, i feel some of the states will not be what they were not just political but general? >> you're so right. red staters reach out to the new neighbors explain to them why these states are growing and prospering, why these states are so much more pleasant to live in. why the states are where the jobs are. it is not by coincidence. if republican loses a state like texas it is all over for republicans. democrats didn't get the blue wave they were hoping for in november, we saw democrats start to close the gap with republicans in a lot of texas biggest suburban areas which are the red states absorbing all the blue state expats. charles: absolutely. i still remember promenade, do-si-do, bow to your partner. i remember some of that stuff from fifth grade. new that charles. charles: i want to turn to someone who actually represents those people, to the states that those people are fleeing to, texas congressman lance gooden. fir

this became known as the red summer. the picture you see right here is the house of attorney general mitchell palmer and an italian anarchist was carrying a bomb to go blow up his house -- this was on our street -- and he tripped on the sidewalk and blew himself up. [laughter] so, the palmer family was not injured. however, the facade of their house was damaged from that. all the windows were blown in. this gave palmer the excuse for what i call the red roundup. so, him and a young 24-year-old j. edgar hoover launched a campaign to round up all of the extreme left, all of the anarchists, the communists, the extreme socialists, and they were all basically rounded up. they had a series of raids that they staged in late 1919 and early 1920. and the first group they sent over to ellis island. they had essentially deportation hearings and they put them on a boat and sent them to the soviet union. the boat was the uss buford, nicknamed the soviet arc. [laughter] but at that time, again, there was really no due process for this

here in the united states all 3 major indices all in the red the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq they're really feeling that pain from that retail volatility they're hitting really coming off record highs to their biggest drop since october and the ts.

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this week we're seeing a lot of red arrows on market volatility in the u.s. due to the wall street bad situation and vaccine related news in russia let's start where the most it's down the ruble nearing 2 month lows on concern over a possible sanctions due to alexey of all these arrests disposable income fell 3.5 percent in 2020 its lowest level in a decade moving to asian markets the shanghai composite is red it lost nearly 2 percent on thursday the biggest intraday drop since july this was over the country's financial policy shift the hong saying is also in the red losing one percent on friday its worst week since september wall street but short squeeze volatility in the u.s. is really weighing on investor sentiment in japan the nikkei is in the red down nearly 2 percent on friday alone the bank of japan's december policy meeting said they would not hesitate to take additional easing measures if necessary let's move to india where the sun sets faced a steady decline after last week's record highs it lost more than one percent on friday alone. official data

in the red the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq they're really feeling that pain from that retail volatility they're hitting really coming off record highs to their biggest drop since october and the ts arks also read dropping on vaccine delays over vaccine deliveries g.d.p. data also showed the largest contraction ever for the country in 2020 now coming up we're going to keep an eye on global govan 1000 cases vaccines and the state of the wall street's buds for the next week and that is your global market walk. and the game stop saga is not over yet in fact there are some pretty big questions about the actions retail trading from robin hood took on thursday to restrict trading of stocks such as game stop am seen nokia black berry and others will friday games all shot up more than 70 percent in early trading it clawed back most of its steep losses from the day before this was after robin hood said it will allow customers to start buying some of the stock again but what next what happens next well joining me now to di

of course, perhaps removes iconic piece of clothing was the red coat, red overcoat that she wore to chinawell accompanying the president on his historic 1972 visit to china. this took place the very same here that american households, at that point, had more color tvs than black and white, 1972. it also came at a time when the technology of film was giving away two video. and so there was a more immediate ability to transmit footage, live footage. and it was not just americans but people all over the world who were watching the footage, 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 a eye popping color, but at the time we, all chinese citizens, male and female were expected to dress uniformly in drab green or dark blue. and with all of the men who are traveling with her husband's official entourage, being in black or dark navy rather dark colors, pat nixon really was the bright spot of the several -day visit to china. many question whether somehow this was a not to communism. as some reporters who went on

with the obama red line that was cost by never /. and then to do in a way that you define as doing it well? what was that was a lost cause? i agree with the laws one - - a lost cause. and created it with the ad hoc in the budget for that year and the nbc correspondent asked him about syria that were not cross that line without ever thinking of the consequences and for other countries or allies with the british prime minister and it was worse for the french president who basically had his regime destroyed with everything that was going on around that because he was left high and dry when obama decided he was going to part of this whole thing. so in many respects and never ship happened in the first place but that redline prevented them from coming into the heart of africa that was very effective. >> on the 24th hello and to keep the two halves it worked very well. so what do you think chad? are we doing? yes. i do not see deb. >> until they come back let's open up to questions and then that way other people will have roving interlocut

you see all the brake lights, all the red on our censors. everything is over to the shoulder but it is slow and go past the dublin interchange. past that things don't look better. trouble spot on the east bound side, an accident that resulted in a vehicle fire. fire crews are also on the scene and it is busy in both directions into castro valley. slow through the altamont, 44 minutes. you've got brake lights south bound 608, a crash clearing at mission, another traffic alert south 680 at auto mall parkway. traffic is still really slow. you might want to try 880. you have brake lights through hayward area but south of there, things look better. north bound 101 out of san jose, slow from the 280, 680 connector. we have a closure in effect. this is the same area where we had a major problem yesterday. so give yourself extra time as well and try to use an alternate. if you are taking 87 this morning, that right lane is blocked for injury accident there as well. taking a look at traffic elsewhere, we are dealing with some flooding. it will affect

red dresses with red, white, and blue scarves. and address that had a motive of american eagles which now of course is in the general ford library. gerald ford, unlike many of her predecessors, broke away from the kind of first lady tradition of wearing a solid, monochromatic colors, she loved all sorts of patterns from plaid's, to implore, zigzags, geometric designs. even sort of piping. whether it was the white piping. you see it and that yellow dress above, the blue one below, or the red piping that she were on the bicentennial day on july 4th, 1976. so that is a little bit of a overview of these two women, and what they were, and why they wore it. i would say, and not just in concluding this letter but the series, that i start where i began, on this stage. it was on the stage in 1990 that i had a chance, my only chance as it turns out, to interact with nixon. it was the night before the nixon presidential library and museum was dedicated, there was a reception for former staff, mrs. nixon although very frail, and not doing int

of course, perhaps her most iconic piece of clothing was the red coat, red overcoat she wore to chinawhile accompanying the president on his historic 1972 visit to china. this took place the very same year that americans had television replaced with color. it was also when the technology of film was giving way to video. so there was a more immediate ability to transmit footage, so there were more americans watching the footage and video that was coming back each day from china with pat nixon in her bright red coat. not only was it an eye-popping color, but all were expected to dress formally with either dablk or dark blue. being in navy or other dark colors as the president was, pat nixon was really the bright spot in the seven-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 into the -- as they were leaving the airport at beijing, the only sign of color were the massive propaganda posters that surrounded the perimeter of the airport. and those all were in the bright red of communist ch

small wonder then that el salvador is league is number 3 in the world when it comes to red cards. el salvador had one of the highest homicide rates in the world for years although recently it has declined. does the violence of something during gangs affect the national league to. local journalists close when i want it they wrote about the football observatory study that there are lots of cards in salvador in football is no surprise to the public. they must feel a little money. and that's saying see if they all talk out of us for you out of that's. what is that link to murder rates not for him when says the structure of the national league is a much bigger factor only a few teams dominate and can afford decent players to majority who lack proper training. and like in colombia pitches are bad the result. a lot of the little bundle. but. also and then there is another factor which has to do with the whistle. well they have any. sort of. most notable stability and. you know it's hard for laws that will sort out this. while some rest in latin america are indeed aiming for the oscars. s

wasn't the whole point _ this red tape. wasn't the whole point that— this red tape.ally separate as mike always seem to be doing isjust contributing to europe anyway. there's — contributing to europe anyway. there's a — contributing to europe anyway. there's a number of other issues here. _ there's a number of other issues here. so— there's a number of other issues here, so there are vat problems, border— here, so there are vat problems, border delays, all sorts of other things— border delays, all sorts of other things that you could avoid. but it does _ things that you could avoid. but it does mean — things that you could avoid. but it does mean that, for example, the cost of— does mean that, for example, the cost of a _ does mean that, for example, the cost of a £12 bottle of wine is up £1 cost of a £12 bottle of wine is up it 50 _ cost of a £12 bottle of wine is up £1 50 pants cost of a £12 bottle of wine is up £150 pants because of bureaucracy. -- £1_ £150 pants because of bureaucracy. -- £150~_ £150 pants because of bureaucracy. -- 5150 it— £150 pants because of

cross and red crescent thank you very much for your time thank you. i don't know trans has accused the democrats of in danger in the country by impeaching him for a 2nd time the house of representatives is expected to votes later on wednesday on whether to charge the president with inciting an insurrection over the capitol hill riots. on the beach bridge it's really a continuation of the great is which it is your politics it's ridiculous i think it's a good thing to mention danger to our country and it's causing tremendous anger. well trump has also condemned twitter's decision to ban him calling it a catastrophic mistake the social networks the actions of even along to you were apparently to suss p. to all of us explains. who regulates the free speech day keepers is concerning european leaders at the moment while they were united in their condemnation of the violence that we saw in washington d.c. last wednesday there has been no objections to the subsequent actions of companies like twitter and facebook to dump donald trump from their platforms germ

tenía la red social el derecho de hacerlo?glés) twitter suspendió la cuenta del mandatario, después que donald trump pareciera justificar las acciones de sus seguidores. la compañía dijo en un comunicado lo siguiente (información en pantalla) inmediatamente el presidente comenzó a tuitear desde la cuenta oficial de la presidencia atacando a la red social y a los demócratas, pero los mensajes fueron retirados de minutos. para muchos era hora de que sucediera (hablan en inglés) pero para otros, como su hijo donald trump jr. es un asalto a la libertad de expresión twitter y facebook reservan el derecho de poder cancelar y bloquear cualquier publicación en sus plataformas si consideran que la publicación puede incitar la violencia o inspirar algún tipo de acto violento, así que están en su derecho de bloquear el presidente facebook también ha bloqueado la cuenta de mandatario, google ha dejado de dar acceso a parley donde no hay medidas de seguridad. >> durante los 4 años de ndato, a punta de tuits, destituyó a sus asesores, arrem

, se tiene que seguir haciendo el trabajo, vía la red virtual.etu y el brío que se ha hecho en todo momento; estamos buscando cómo poder mejorar siempre los servicios, seguiremos dando, como ustedes saben, los programas de protección tienen una gran prioridad, la situación, la oportunidad, o ventana de oportunidad que se abre para los chicos daca; así que los invitamos, que puedan acudir al consulado, sobre todo, para la orientación, para los documentos que puedan requerir, y de esta manera aprovechar esta oportunidad, esta ventana, y que puedan calificar, y de esa manera aplicar, o estar bajo el resguardo de daca; también, pues, seguiremos apoyando a nuestros connacionales con asesorías, también con cualquier orientación que requieran de sus necesidades que tienen en méxico, con la emisión de documentos, ajustando las citas, para evitar, en la medida de lo posible, que se queden sin oportunidad de poder sacar la cita a través de mexitel, sí les pedimos paciencia, porque, pues, todavía estamos en situación de emergencia aquí en el condado de sant

marÍa: llamamos a la red de respuesta rÁpida varias veces.drÍa cambiar en cuanto esta informaciÓn se diseminan. ustedes estÁn preparados para la avalancha de llamadasque van a recibir en cuanto ese capÍtulo? >> estamos preparados para recibir las llamadas. a lo mejor no vamos a poder contestar todas cuando entran. le vamos a regresar la llamada. marÍa: en la pera del solamente agendas a la cita con un abogado, asÍ que cada llamada no durarÁ mÁs de dos minutos. para, los engendran con instituciones que los ayudarÁn a declarar impuestos . pueden protegerlos que. >> se aprovechan de la ilusiÓn y el sueÑo de la juventud. paola: una de las Órdenes del expresidente trump en 2017 fue criminalizar los salud adultos inmigrantes que usan demanda ideada en centros de detenciÓn y la separaciÓn de los niÑos que venÍan acompaÑados por sus padres. por ser menores de edad, no podrÍan ser imputados. el presidente joe biden anunciÓ medidas en materia migratoria que empiezan a tener efectos empiezan aileen. quÉ fue lo que firmÓ biden como orden mÉxico viva. rep

be called a turkey red. >> red comes, spun, and dyed.n the yarn. you have to decide first on the size that you have to do this and sew wide and sew long. then you make the wharf. ♪ >> van courtland manor's sheep to shawl steps take the people through the steps. the shearing, the spinning and weaving were all household tasks in the 1600 and 1700s when clothing, as well as most other necessities, was hand crafted on the local estates. mrs. johnson was given the opportunity to literally take some of the fabric of history with her, a shawl hand woven from white wool sheared from a local ram was presented to her as a gift from the westchester county hand weavers guild. the guild is formed by local women who share a fierce pride in their history. and who are determined not to let the arts and crafts of their forebearers fade away and be forgott forgotten. ♪ one of mrs. johnson most memorable stops was bosco bell. its unique sounds and light program posterior trails the changing life on the river and its effects on the house and owners. the mos

why you see red so. there is an ugly stereotype that hot blooded let an american simply can't keep their temper. but isn't that racist. now a study says cars have more to. do with social economic factors such as g.d.p. or homicide rate poor as a. good hot young mom told our c.n.n. . all morning that the but if. it's a sensitive and controversial topic is it cultural and social possibly even religious or just none of the above is a reflection of life and if so how. let's start with statistics switzerland based football observatory took a closer look at it compared 87 leagues around the world between 20152020. 3 that the most cards are in fact letting americans. bolivia and europe one. and when it comes to records only it's europe wanted to lead libya 2nd el salvador 3rd. we did our bridges according to you are there and do we. correlate strong. correlations are many. concretely bolivia and going to mom have the highest number of cards while also having among the lowest g p s per capita in latin america as

and what about for the red cross?y contributions. they depend on charitable help. they depend on individual legacies and so on. is this an issue for the charity sector and for your organisation? not so much now, but worrying about the the coming months and years ahead. there's an unprecedented level of support needed to meet the humanitarian need, both here in the uk and across the world. so we're encouraging people to donate to the british red cross global coronavirus appeal and to get involved as volunteers. and we've seen overwhelming support from the british public in support of this crisis at home and around the world. the headlines on bbc news... germany's christian democrats have elected armin laschet as their new leader — a key moment in the race to succeed angela merkel as chancellor. a sanitation worker becomes the first person in india to receive a covid vaccine — as the country begins to vaccinate more than 1.3 billion people. president—electjoe biden sets out plans to speed up immunisations in the united

was frustrated and angry thousands of farmers occupy india's most prominent landmarks yet conic red who are walking highways and roads they say new agricultural laws being introduced by the government will devastate their livelihoods and favor large companies. what began as protests 2 months ago has turned into a movement with farmers marching into the center of india's capital. in the outskirts of new delhi police fire tear gas when a group of farmers breached security barricades with their tractors. the demonstrations coincide with india's republic day as farmers rallied nearby this. is what another side of the capital look like on tuesday morning a festive display of the country's cultural diversity and military strength is the better you. feel the entire country watches delhi on republic day so when the farmers roll the tractors into delhi and the message goes out that the farmers fight is not yet over it's just started we are fighting for rights by entering the city. opposition to 3 agricultural last pass in november is challenging the authority of prime minister narendra modi the

he actually raised a red flag about a phenomenon for which he used to sobs and we know for sure now it is not saddam's ears i don't know how he don't that he didn't warn him well enough that there was something new that was happening in china. no i don't think that we have enough time to go into details fearing go into zeal for the less us and very very emphatically the point that some tell you when the stakes are rising to raise a red flag to lisa fry fall sobs rather that this will cease is all covert 19000 and the virus right there is a fine distinctions on the dissing the chin is very very impulsive and i think mankind even of today did not fully understand show nature of this virus we still need to be humble and learn a lot about the virus in order to save more people brought no one should take good for granted that china was 40 prepare to know everything about the holy 19 by or go back in december 1900 red running out of time but then do so much for joining us with the ovules thank you so much. the militia is already facing the brunt of an expanding cone of us outbreak but now th

said, are looking for the red tails. i said, we are the red tails. you are the red tails?!laughter] you are black! yes, we are the red tails. and the attitude changed. >> covered stage rafts. we lost six of the rafts. we only had two raft. once one of them got ashore and got the line over and the second draft, i told him, i said, let's go because ice was forming on our bodies and everything and every time a wave would come and wash 15, 20 people, the ship had broken in half. everybody was up and standing. i told him, i said, we are going to die. at least we can die fighting. i said, let's go. >> so i knock on the door getting my spiel together to say, 40579, reporting. he opens the door. i say, stephen radioman, and he slams the door. and never got the rest of it out. >> it is a tradition in my family. we have all fought and sacrificed. i went to vietnam thinking i had something to prove. if i felt that way, can you imagine what a person, just a young kid, 17 years old, right out of high school? i felt like i had to prove that blacks could fight, that blacks were tough enou

it is red tagged and the people who live here are very, very lucky. it all happened around 9:00 last night when the storm was really picking up and the wind was blowing, the rain was coming down. when this tree just came crashing down into the mobile home, crushing it. two people were home. neither one of them was hurt but we found out that one of the people who was home was in the bed. this came crashing down through the bedroom keeling was just feet from her face. they were very lucky. no injuries there. the home has been red tagged due to the major damage and the folk who live here were picked up by family to shelter tonight. overall when it comes to the north bay they really dodged a bullet. >> we understand there is the potential that it'll likely stall out over them and that's the fear we are here. we are fortunate it looked like the -- the river that we had here locally pushed through relatively quickly. it's kind of like fire season where, you know, we up staffed here with additional resources like we would with red flag warning day in -- beca

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look how much snow we're seeing farther to the north in redding, eureka. and we're seeing cold temperatures we already have in place. storm ranger, mobile doppler radar, we have it parked on san bruno mountain. it will give us a very high resolution view of the rain as it moves in and will take us into this evening, where the rain is really going to start to hit us. so, here is what to expect. it's cold out there now. we're all bundled up. we had some cold temperatures to start out this morning. as we go through the day, more clouds move in and the winds will really start to pick up. and we're going to see some of those gusts reaching 20 to 50 miles per hour, especially in our valleys. but it may be even higher in some of the hills. we're looking at, overall, about one to three inches of rain over the next couple of days in our valleys, while the hills and especially along the coastline. we could see over 10 inches of rain. and for the sierra, we're looking at, at least, five feet of snow in the upper elevations of the sierra. we have potential for some fl

just away from the national mall the national mall is basically all this area is what's called the red zone it's in the d.c. metro area it is all locked down the streets the bridges the tunnels it's been like this for basically a week but it's really over the last 24 hours you know the amount of security the amount of intensity has ratcheted up you can see just yesterday when we were out here as i mentioned earlier it was pretty quiet couple media people like myself out here doing reports but now there's actually national guard members troops standing on the street you know information and that's the case behind me here you see the white tent that's one of the many checkpoints the way this works is in the red zone all the streets you have to go through checkpoints and that's already happening in a lot of these checkpoints in fact my photographer rode 17 miles incredibly from his house this morning he wasn't allowed to bring his bike in to this area to this red zone controlled area right now there are no specific threats but the national guard has been doing additional security screenin

joining us live is the secretary general of the lebanese red cross george khatami you're very welcome to the program and now your organization has reported over 800 injuries during these 3 days of anti lockdown protests what are your thoughts on the scale of the protests. where you know nothing to fear in politics if you will the need for the economic situation and to look down. the people to go to defeat including where you can get out of there we put it between you who he is not need to be clear to the hospital on 25 or. about my and it is why is it of course $200.00 people on both of the will be. were you expecting this sort of reaction and the need for that much help. i cannot say anything about them but of course we are going to be to be in the field and to help all the community between both because you want to get that bill and with their work from both by coming then a quarter and majority from the community for. tripoli already had one of the highest poverty rates and lebanon before the pandemic i haue has covered influence that situation as you know i think of red meat i giv

but it's red and i have an experience of the color red right and somebody alice. in a show is going to be look at that call and they will have an experience of that color and is a subjective experience if you told me the colorado is an electromagnetic wave that has a certain frequency and this one has a certain intensity and that defines where the color red is that would tell me nothing about the experience of feeling subjective experience of experiencing what red means right and your right so you cannot just fear eyes about something you need to have some sort of experience about it because we humans are animals that live in the world to our senses and so you can hypothesize and theorize about all sorts of things but they but that doesn't mean that they will correspond to what the world really is like there is a joke that if you put down theoretical physicists in a room and tell them describe the world outside this room their ideas will have not saying to do with the world until you have data right and data is this bridge between us and the world outside of us an