samuel: yo soy muy religioso.el app de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. } ♪ ♪ francisca: aquÍ seguimos, vamos a hablarles a las chicas porque hoy es viernes. quÉ mejor que lucir un maquillaje para que todo el mundo le presta atenciÓn a uno. raÚl: vamos con laura sÁnchez con esos trucos bÁsicos de maquillaje. laura: soy laura sÁnchez para "despierta amÉrica". en este video les voy a enseÑar a hacer este maquillaje sÚper bonito en tonos bien brillantes. comenzamos aplicando sombra morada en todo el pÁrpado, sombra mate, le hacemos presiÓn para que se adhiera muy bien.luego vamos aplicar sombra naranja mate y tambiÉn lo aplico dando toques para que se adhiera el pÁrpado. una vez que tenemos este su lugar, volvemos a aplicar el tono amarillo. vamos a ponerlo mÁs cerca hacia la ceja. cuando tenemos todos los tonos aplicados, vamos a difuminar entre el amarillo y el naranja. despuÉs entre el morado y el naranja para que quede bonita la transiciÓn. vamos ahora a agregar un poquito de corrector en el centro del pÁrp

samuel rivero nos explica. samuel: votar o no votar en las sesiones presidenciales de 2020. batalla tomÓ un giro inesperado por la decisiÓn de tres jueces de circuito 11 de apelaciones. rubÉn es un expresidiario y hoy entrenador de boxeo. que tras 19 aÑos en la cÁrcel tiene la oportunidad de ejercer su voto en unas elecciones presidenciales. >> esta es una pelea que ganamos. ahora hay un Árbitro, es un tribunal de justicia que dictaminÓ que la florida no puede prohibirel voto a personas excarcelados. incluso si deben dinero al estado y federalmente. univision raleigh 23-02-2020 18hs. mvds polÍticamente es un triunfo. porque en si estamos viendo la manera de que todos pudieran tener la voz y voto. >> en los 18 65% de los reciente de la floridavotaron para aprobar la enmienda cuatro que otorga a los expresidiarios, que no serÁn contados por asesinato o delitos sexuales, el derecho a votar si cumplen los tÉrminos de la sentencia. >> quÉ implica que de una sÚper mayorÍa de personas dicen que es una amplitud que debemos hacer porque es lo correcto. samuel: esta decisiÓn que revie

esto signifique ser un riesgo para su vida, gilberto borrego nos tiene los detalles >>> finalmente samuels de 14 días de cuarentena. y de ocho días de aislamiento se lanzó a las calles de wuhan, epicentro del coronavirus en china donde se contabilizan 544 muertes y casi 29,000 personas infectadas. >>> es una condición que tengo en contra de que se expone aún más la salud por un catarro o algo así >>> sin embargo, según samuel, quien ha vivido en wuhan desde hace cinco años. >>> del otro lado es favorable porque las personas no están en la calle, entonces aproveché para poder ir al mercado y tener mayor contacto con las personas >>> este jueves el partido comunista chino exigió respuestas al libro xi jing ping por enfrentar el virus >>> esta ciudad es muy activa y rápida >>> wuhan es la capital de la provincia central, aproximadamente hay 59 millones de habitantes. casi tres veces la cantidad de personas que viven en la ciudad de méxico >>> el contraste es muy fuerte. porque está desolado totalmente. me parece una buena señal que indica que las personas están cumpliendo con lo que ha sido

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and the truth came out, the boston leaders, the boston medical leaders samuel adams and his friends, on the committee spread the word know that this is not true none of this happened and finally, they finally stopped all of this. the interest filling enough of the then wrote a very stern letter to the guy in connecticut who it's for rumor about the bombardment and said, do not believe anything unless it is official and we will tell you is official.

hancock was definitely an ally of samuel adams and the committee of correspondence. also a smuggler but how much of that smuggling was tea, i don't know. he was well known for smuggling madeira, he was well known wine smuggler but whether he was a t smuggler or not i have to say i'm not sure. other questions? i cannot see you at all. i still can't see you. >> heart of the other commonlyu question] they didn't react to the troops as they did to the closing at the harbor. they reacted to the blockade at boston.they sent money, they sent supplies, some people in connecticut sent a herd of sheep that were driven in to boston so that people could be slaughtered and people could eat smoking. other colonies were very helpful in giving boston assistance in the blockade. it was early so much about the buildup of troops as it was assistance to boston which really needed the assistance. i might add, however, it became somewhat controversial because rumors spread. it's a period of great rumors. we tend to think rumors are big today but they're also big bear. that boston elites w

flown in fr launch idol wednesday, 3 of the many who ve been quarantined all the ile her husband samuel is in wisconsin where hey live waiting anxiously to see his family there is a lot of. >>apprehension and anxiety around. can they get on th airplane and once we were confirmed to be able get on the rplane. how are we going to get to the airport >>we've crossed all of hose challenges samuel receed these pictures from his wife showing the group at travis air force basewhere theywill be corn team for the next 14 food. iapers here's baby >>baby wipes and all these thingswere supplied in a hotel that's on the air force base samuels saysas we get releaseto his family's >>he will travel to california to be with that. >>it's not that i want my family to bethere for 2 weeks but i want tofully comply with whatever precaions are necessary toensure that my family as well but also that we're not bringing the disease into the community and ju let them make sure that >>will be reunited soon enough j r stone kron 4 news. >>the 5 from heal care and cod hurt silicon valley rus companies suchasapple rob

and alsostory buff former member of the governor samuel huntington trust. huntington was president of the confederation congress when washington was still general. different, ie was am trying to do research on samuel without papers and i'm wondering how you used washington's papers online to find out more about samuel huntington, john witherspoon, and some other members of the continental congress? host: that is -- guest: there's tremendous resources online to do that research. online, ato founders free webpage, you can find all the papers of the founders that have been currently digitized and put up there. in washington's case, i think you are hampered because the revolutionary war papers are not quite done yet. throughthey are done up 1780, so you don't get the entirety of the war. the story of the continental congress during that force fascinating and incredibly important. obviously for the future growth of political institutions at the national level. another great resource is the library of congress. it has letters to the delegates of the first congres

samuel adams proposed a different response.et's begin a boycott of all british goods not just tea, first we will start with massachusetts and then we will spread to other colonies. so the economic strategy let's adopt a strategy of opposing britain by refusing to buy british products. i might add, this comes from the american sense of how important they were to british markets to british overseas merchants. they weren't really as important as they thought they were but they thought that what they could do is if they boycotted all british goods including those from the east india company but also anything from britain itself they could force the british or force the merchants to then try to lobby parliament to overturn the act, not just the act but other acts. the boston committee then covertly circulated and non-consumption agreement to this effect that trying to get people out in the countryside to sign up not to buy british goods. their argument was if nobody will buy this stuff then nobody will buy the stuff once it's in ame

dio todo el apoyo pero lo que no pudimos es garantizar su seguridad >>> en san salvador el salvador samuelo, pues el agua la caÍda del agua la devolvÍa arriba imÁgenes impresionantes. como impresionante la sopa de solar Órbita que despega desde cabo caÑaveral en direcciÓn al sol, con solo 8 pies de altura la sonda solar estÁ lista para estudiar un gigante que mide 865 mil millas de diÁmetro, nora james hablÓ con las mujeres hispanas que forman parte de esta misiÓn. >>> tras casi 50 contra la nasa regresa a la luna uno que incluye a una mujer. nos va a llegar a lugars misiÓn desconocidos >>> arar a 26 millas del sol y por primera vez fotografiar sus dos polos con estas imÁgenes inÉditas los cientÍficos esperan entender la fase del sol y ver cÓmo controla la burbuja magnÉtica que rodea todo el sistema solar. la idea saber cuÁndo se producen las erupciones solares para proteger a los astronauta s estos fenÓmeno provocan descargas elÉctricas en la tierra la tarea depende mucho del planeta vecino. >>> vamos acÉrcanos a las Órbitas un poco a venus y utilizar la energÍa para ir elevando la inclin

sir, i'm a history buff and also a former member of the governor samuel huntington trust. samuel huntington was president of the confederation congress when washington was still general. president is quite different. i'm trying to do research on samuel huntington without papers and i'm wondering how to use george washington's papers online to find out more about samuel huntington, john witherspoon and some of the other members of the continental congress. >> oh, great, tom. that's an excellent question. there's tremendous resources online to do that research. if you go to founders online, which is a free web page, you can find all the papers of the founders that have been currently digitized and put up there. in washington's case, i think you're a little hampered because the revolutionary war papers are not quite done yet. there is -- i think they're done up through about 1780, so you don't get the whole entirety of the war. but the story of the continental congress during that war is fascinating and incredibly important, obviously for the future growth of the political in

and alsostory buff former member of the governor samuel huntington trust. huntington was president of the confederation congress when washington was still general. different, ie was am trying to do research on samuel without papers and i'm wondering how you used washington's papers online to find out more about samuel huntington, john witherspoon, and some other members of the continental congress? host: that is -- guest: there's tremendous resources online to do that research. online, ato founders free webpage, you can find all the papers of the founders that have been currently digitized and put up there. in washington's case, i think you are hampered because the revolutionary war papers are not quite done yet. throughthey are done up 1780, so you don't get the entirety of the war. the story of the continental congress during that force fascinating and incredibly important. obviously for the future growth of political institutions at the national level. another great resource is the library of congress. it has letters to the delegates of the first congres

preoccupied esi e'sdugyan throughout her career as a writer beginning with her debut novel the 2nd life of samuel time it follows the fortunes of a canadian immigrant in 1906 canada. the protagonist of her 2nd novel half blood blues is her on a must for a trumpet player in a jazz band in nazi germany who has a german mother and an african father. the idea for half blood blues came to the writer when she was living in germany on a scholarship. one thing that really struck by i'm always struck by when i return is like the great love of the arts and the great respect especially country like germany has for the arts and so i'm always really. amazed to come here and and see what. reference people have for the arts. and a fascination with the stories they tell. se to do to a writer who eloquently shows how the trauma of slavery lies just beneath the surface of contemporary life. stefan haflinger is widely recognized as one of the world's leading landscape photographers his images play on the drama of light and shade in nature but he fuller is also fascinated by architecture particularly abandoned struc

fighter samuel mcpaul, his child is due in may and will only know him secondhand. his wife, meagan, will never see him holding their baby. she'll never see him give his first fatherly kiss. they kill not share the first steps, the first words, first birthday or first day at school. that baby will grow up knowing they're the child of an amazing man and one who we're all proud of. bill slade, a veteran firefighter who picked up his first firehose in 1979. a husband, a father, a proud member of the australian workers union. he fought fires on ash wednesday and black saturday before he threw himself into what would prove his final fight in the east gibsane blaze. his wife, carol, said by a relative, i'll miss him, i'll miss the great times we had yet to come. dick lange and son, clayton lange. dick was a pioneering bush pilot and safari operator. clayton a talented plastic and reconstructive surgeon. father and son had been fighting fire on kangaroo island for two days when they lost the fight. you will not be forgotten. the three americans lost in the crash of the loc

earlier we spoke with dr samuels moscow's a molecular biologist from northumbria university in the u.k. we asked if the outbreak has reached its peak. the number of people getting infected is remaining thoroughly consistent it's the it's not accelerating. one house that was you know we all are going to make our preference and will happen till the next few days house the people return to work in china economy hasn't been continue moving on the degree of risk is that we haven't seen the number of cases so sir quite relatively high and those cases place a substantial burden on health care providers. anyway even in the west that we had those kind of numbers we would be struggling to keep up with the cases so that's the real concern where it stands the next concern is the argument in the to radical supplies to the child means there's a there's a lot of people out there even parity newcastle have seen people wearing masks you don't need the money unless you you yourself are experiencing flu symptoms and this is not my opinion this is what the w.h.o. recommends here are going away pointing mo

adam samuel reports. boys can't really speak to each other. with your friends but it is the idea that the deeper subjects of stuff is washed under the carpet. you just have to bea man under the carpet. you just have to be a man about it. academy football is often envied but for many, racism and class differences have inspired this play and we want to highlight them. i went to the theatre to find out more. i grew up in south london quite close to crystal palace and had a couple of friends that played at the crystal palace academy. it was really interesting as it would happen to their lives on the edge of the system. they were taken out of full—time schooling to be a full—time schooling to be a full—time footballer. it was interesting to see theirjourney. that is a theme of races a minute and try to pick out racism in football since it is not gone yet. with that discussion, what can we do to progress the sport further. every black person you speak to has got a story of being abused at some point in the game. 8096 of respondents in a recent surve

peter fonda in what turned out to be his last movie, ed harris, william hurd, and samuel l. jackson, among others. how did you afford all those big players? >> well, nobody worked for their price. >> reporter: they were all old enough to know what vietnam had done to this country and to the soldiers who fought there. >> to a man, they wanted to pay tribute to those sacrifices that people that they knew made on behalf of the rest of us. >> get down, airman! >> reporter: no one was more moved at the screening of the first movie than peter fonda. >> he couldn't speak. he literally couldn't talk to me. he was just -- the tears were running down his face. >> reporter: pitsenbarger was killed fighting off the vietcong. the survivors recommended him for the medal of honor, but it was downgraded to the air force cross. the story of william pitsenbarger would not die. what kept it alive? >> the veterans kept it alive. with the admin of the internet, the miracle happened. and the miracle was the wives of a lot of these veterans started to connect through email, and they started to rea

which the french nation decorated them for exceptional bravery there are those among the honored, samuelton, walter waters, william foxx, john sims, charles young. to their memory, tributes of a grateful nation to commemorate their heroism and sacrifice of all colored soldiers who served in the various wars engaged in by the united states of america. a lasting record shall be made of their unselfish devotion to duty. in france, the french people erected a memorial to the 371st infantry. dedicated to the negro trips -- troops who fought and died here. 23 years later, and invading german army -- yes, the nazis destroyed our monument in france. the founder of tuskegee institute, booker t. washington. he lifted the veil of ignorance and pointed the way to progress through education and industry. george washington carver, honored. the only other american on our flag was planted on the north pole. medicine, leading new york surgeon. . the father of the blues, a publisher, contributing to the war bond drive. education, principal of a new york city public school. curator, international prize-win

next on book tv, samuel willie discuss the origins of online disinformation.he national african-american read and. an event that promotes literacy during black history month. later, author christopher looks back at the millions of people in florida in the 19th 40s. it all starts now on book tv. >> i would like to welcome you all, we are thrilled to have samuel woolley with us here tonight. celebrating a very important new book called "the reality game". how the next wave of technology will break the truth. it's from our friends at public affairs books, doctor woolley is a writer and researcher specializing in the study of a.i., emergent technology, politics, persuasion and social media. he's an assistant professor in the school of journalism and program director

durante dÉcadas sus habitantes tenÍan que cruzar colgados de un cable, pero la situaciÓn ha cambiado samuel>>> se trataba de paso de la... formado por un cable de acero de 120 metros de largo un rodo y un raz una travesÍa que le costÓ la vida a una docena de habitantes como atilio. >>> Él se zafÓ el rÍo estaba lleno, a los siete dÍas lo encontramos. >>> otros como victoriano se salvaron de milagro. >>> se soltÓ la carretera y me quedÉ colgando en el cable y la otra seÑora me jalÓ. >>> pero esta situaciÓn cambio por la construcciÓn de este puente para algunos es una obrado esperanza. >>> la estructura metÁlica fue la primer obra ordenada por la administraciÓn buqkelebukele. >>> 61 aÑos de esto. >>> apertura verdad de calles, en comunidades que no se podÍa caminar. >>> hoy los habitantes del lugar pueden cruzar con tranquilidad sin el riesgo de ser tragados por la corriente. >>> y sobre todo se estÁ protegiendo a estos niÑos, que debÍan exponerse para ir a la escuela. >>> ya puede uno pasar para ir a clases. >>> me da miedo, pero bueno.... >>> que el paso... es parte del pasado de estas remot

in the presidential election of 1876, andrew green's law partner, samuel tilden, won the popular vote but lost to rutherford b. hayes. the answer after the break. >> it's "a." among other problems, florida democrats printed ballots showing abraham lincoln's face in an effort to trick freed slaves who couldn't read into voting democratic. a special commission was set up to decide the contest, leading to the election of hayes over tilden. >> john green and his sister lisa green buchanan initially think their hoarder aunt julie has simply left them a big headache when she dies in july 2009. but among the hundreds of boxes that filled her basement, they uncover a 19th-century journal that begins to open their eyes to the legacy of their great-great-great-uncle andrew haswell green, a man theodore roosevelt nicknamed "the father of greater new york." >> nobody told us the story. >> i went through 50-some-odd years of my life and had no clue how important he was. >> john comes to suspect that may be because of the scandal surrounding green's death in 1903. >> a man approached him and accuse

adam samuel reports. boys can't really speak to each other. you have

infantiles pero su Éxito se multiplica porque ahora le enseÑa a niÑos migrants a superar sus sustos, y samuel junto a mi esposo con mis dosalifnia hasta pennsylvania. >>> el mensaje que transmito me que los niÑos migrants en especial hispanos moÓ en deben temo aero lo desconocido. >>> que los sueÑos se cumplen siempre y cuando trabajemos duro. >>> y ademÁs les enseÑa que no deben ser. >>> el miedo a quÉ, a un rechazo? a un ¿no? a ser avergonzado? >>> es que karen tambiÉn es una migrante, saliÓ del salvador cuando tenÍa trece aÑos de edad, ahora vive en dallas texas donde se ha convertido en escritora de historias infantiles. >>> participÓ en la, en el aÑo . >>> nosotros tambiÉn unirnos y apoyarnos como salvadoreÑos com. >>> ahora karen cuenta su historia en escuelas de bajos recur rere cursos y compartiÓ con estudiante poso abres en su paÍs. >>> fue niÑo como ellos con carencias y con familia en estados unidos, y con sueÑos. >>> los pequeÑos salieron incante ademÁs al escuchar esta historia de migrantes, y con ganas de conocer el mundo. >>> soÑar nuestros sueÑos. >>> a estados unidos, que ay

in from launch idol wednesday, 3 of the many who have been quarantined all the while her husband samuel is in wisconsin where they live waiting anxiously to see his family the is a lot of it. >>apprehension and anxiety around. can theyet on the airplane and once we we confirmed to be able to get on the airplane are we going to get to the airport and. >>we've crossed all of those challenges same you'll receive these pictures from his wife showing the group at travis air force base where they will be corn team for the next 14 days brought diapers there's babyfood baby wipes and all these things were supplied in a hotel that's on the air force base samuels says as we get closer to his family's release. he will travel to california to be with that. >>it's not that i want my family to be there for 2 weeks but i want to fully comply with whatever precautions are necessary to ensure that my family as well, but so that we're not bringing the disease into the community and just let them make sure that they're well and. >>will be reunited soon enough. >>now out of those a 178 passengers on board

our sister station in wisconsin spoke with samuel this evening. >>medical personnel have been screening monitoring in evaluating these folks every step of the way including before takeoff. during the flight in following a rival. based on their experience with other corona viruses. we don't believe these people pose a risk to this community because we are taking measures to minimize any exposures. >>okay that was a different sound bite than the one that we were looking for the child that i talked about earlier is still being evaluated under quarantine in the hospital. doctors say fevers can be result of a slew of other things but they are testing for corona virus at 10 o'clock. you're going to hear from the father there who is not in quarantine he was in wisconsin. he talked with our sister station as i said before you'll hear what he had to say tonight at 10 o'clock grant vicki. now back to you by jr in aside from health care and air travel the corona virus could also take a toll on. >>many other aspects of the american economy we spoke with a san

we begin the "skinny bonus round" with chris rock and samuel l.a comedy, instead, they're playing cops teaming up to take down the serial killer jigsaw in the latest "saw" movie, look at this. >> whoever did this has another motive. they're targeting cops. >> this [ muted ] could go sideways fast. >> you want to play games? >> the ninth installment of the "saw" franchise which is hitting theaters in may. it's serious but we still laugh because it's chris rock. he's amazing. samuel jackson as well. >> it's going to be really good. >> it will be, i'm going to see it. you won't, you don't do the movies like that. >>> next, 25 years after its premiere season could "friends" finally be coming back? >> rumors have been swirling since the show's stars reunited on instagram. jennifer aniston revealed the cast was interested in making something work. >> chandler tweeting, big news coming. the cryptic tweet has fans hopeful the reunion project is officially happening, which would obviously be big news. the other thing that was big news was david schwimmer w

this is not the henry steele comanager samuel morrison and follow-on. longer than i wanted it to be, to tell you the truth, i just couldn't make it any shorter. i wanted it to be short i wanted it to be compact i wanted it to be accessible to young people i did not want to strive for definitive text. so that's part of the invitation. an invitation to the party is not the party. that leads to the other thing is that i do feel that for a lot of people, young and old just is a story that either they don't know, they are afraid to go into too much because they have this sense that they will be dragging this airtime there's nothing much to be proud of about it, something the young people particularly have a sense that the american past is endless procession of confederate flags. nothing that one can avoid apologizing for is not. which i think is absurd. but it is what it is. that's where we are. >> is not your students expectation now when you teach you been teaching american history for a while. is this distinctly a time when people expect to be taught abou

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but the game did get off to the start we had people samuel here ripping off a 32 yard run in the 1st quarter that set the tone look like it was all minors that's sort of an early field goal but then later in the first she got a patrick mahomes running it in himself for a one yard touchdown that gave the chiefs the lead niners that would come back here we are in the second jimmy g finding cows use check for that touchdown and that brought the game to a tie 10 apiece and then the 3rd the niners took the lead with this one yard touchdown by most are. >>and looked like it was going to be a runaway game for the niners, but in the 4th quarter patrick mahomes did what he always does he came back. 21 unanswered points for the chiefs there in the 4th they win it for the final 31 to 20. they're the forty-niners talking for nothing officers to call for the whole season, you know i'm parked cars are better and has to be proud of guys guys came to work every day and put in the work. >>a good place in their nfl team in the super champions them a place to we just didn't get a dime. >>i mean i. i've

the same to rip the world and rights its history as the central drama of human history the words of samuel huntington in the clash of civilizations. and it's precisely our poor understanding or lack of will to understand other's cultures but the world uses pulverised as. the ideal the living is part of a global village the slowly fading away allowing the rise of nationalism. so can we improve relations and cooperation among nations and peoples across societies cultures and religions or is the clash of civilizations he never to. we will explore more as the un high representative for the alliance of civilizations mcgill onkyo moratinos talks to al-jazeera. we'll unveil moratinos thank you so much for speaking to al-jazeera thank you very must invite me for this conversation i've been really looking forward to this conversation because the world is that such a critical inflection point everything from the rise of china to global inequality increasing protest what some see is the erosion of democracy and i'm drawn to a word that you use a lot that's the word fraternity what is it about fratern

samuel tells us his family was among the first passengers evacuated from wuhan and held at the west would inn. >> my family has done everything necessary to remain healthy to avoid bringing the disease into the community and have complied with everything the government has asked us to. we just hope that the community that we're going back to accepts us and is not afraid of us. >> he added the evacuees have been screened and monitored daily by medical professionals. >> more than 300 americans are back in the u.s. they were evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship. 14 travelers tested positive and were taken to a hospital in nebraska. sherry is among hundreds of americans who were stuck on the ship. her husband was one of the hospitalized patients. she is now in quarantine in omaha. >> the girl has a fever. he has been in this isolated tent. i'm not able to leave this room at all. >> we have learned health officials in hawaii are treating the footsteps of a japanese couple who vacationed in maui and honolulu. both have have been diagnosed with the coronavirus after returning home. ch

forty-niners losing super bowl 54 in miami game got off to a good start for san francisco right with deebo samuel with this run 32 yards in the 1st quarter that set the tone early and it also set up a field goal which would give the forty-niners an early lead, but then later in the first to get patrick mahomes himself running in for a one yard touchdown to give the chiefs the lead. would come back here in the second jimmy g finding cow use checked for that score to tie the game at 10 and then in the 3rd quarter the niners took the lead with a one yard touchdown by ricky most are but in the patrick mahomes does what he does leading the chiefs on a comeback 21 unanswered points in the 4th. >>chiefs when it 31 to 20 and here the forty-niners talking about the disappointing just as tough. >>i mean or so common and real feeling, but. >>guys are far you know it's unfortunate but you know just bought everything unfair noonan a narrow it's about. >>and the turning point was when we got a turnover and then we didn't execute on offense they got the ball right back and drove it 87 yards around far worse has

independence he became one of the founding fathers of the united states along with benjamin franklin samuel adams and a tobacco farmer from virginia called george washington. they were united in their determination to be free of what they called british tyranny. their declaration also proclaimed that all men had a god given right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. it was a call to rebellion. but were the colonies willing to die for their cause. they had $15000.00 poorly equipped militia troops under the command of a military novice plantation owner george washington. they faced the well equipped and battle hardened british redcoats backed up by 30000 mercenaries from germany. but george washington had patriotic fervor and protect a cool skill on his side he managed to avoid open battle against the enemy's superior forces his militia was more accustomed to retreating than going on the offensive but the british were unable to press their advantage. then george washington received military assistance from france the tide turned. but he signs of battle took place not far from jamesto

. >> reporter: lisa fernandez and her father samuel got their teeth cleaned for the first time in yearst's the money situation, going to the dentist, it's a luxury, you know? >> reporter: what do you think about that when you hear your dad say going to the dentist is a luxury? >> it's really sad and i hope the right people are listening. >> reporter: more than 100,000op l pe falheleinto t one of several states that did not expand medicaid under the affordable care act. with the democratic field divided over government-run proposals like medicare for all, dr. gibbs is tempering her expectations. >> i don't know if i'm looking for anything from them, to be honest. >> reporter: dr. gibbs told me she isn't sure any of the candidates' plans can fix the current healthcare system. she really believes that providers have to be part of the solution, and she seems to be doing her part because she already has a wait list of more than 100 applicants. norah. >> o'donnell: interesting to hear voters describing it as a luxury. nikole, thank you. all right, there is still much more news ahead tonight h

dad samuel is anxiously waiting back home. >> they'll land in the united states and, you know, we'll be that much closer together. >> reporter: two flight s are headed first to travis air force base.yerbelacedinanti.>> so, th hotel heres. 4 >> reporter: at march air force base in riverside, california, where 195ing vac coueys from wuhan are only halfway through a quarantine. a child two developed a fever was taken by ambulance to a hospital for testing. the coronavirus has sickened 20,000 people, mostly in china tr t massive spals.night,hoandss for patients as investors worry about the global economic impact. >> and will carr is live tonight from travis air force base, where that flight is expected to land overnight. and will i understand those passengers will be tested again when they arrive? >> reporter: they'll be tested right when they get off that plane, david. after that, authorities are being tight-lipped about what happens. we do know everyone will be quarantined for at least two weeks and it comes as we just learned that ten passengers on a quarantined cruise ship in japan j

i have money on you beating samuel l. jackson's record for the most move movies. >> i think you might. >> that would be fine. >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. >> pleasure. >> trevor: great having you here. the photograph, will be in theaters february 14th. valentine's day, people, lakeith stanfield, we'll be right back. plaws (cheers and applause). >> trevor: that is our show for tonight, everybody, but before we go, before we go, i want to tell you real quick shall don't forget "the daily show" has launched a new five episode mini series that parodies some of your favorite podcasts, all right, these podcasts feature me, the correspondents and some special guests. they're all original, and best of all they're supershort. so to listen search for "the daily show" podcast universal on apple podcast, i heart radio app, spotify and anywhere else you listen podcasts. we'll be back again tomorrow but here it is, your moment of zen. >> i lover the new hampshire primary for this reason. a lot of people say why n

he's at the immigrant views by another great american, samuel morse, otherwise known as the inventorf the telegraph. he warned the catholic immigrants were an insidious invasion and an enemy to american democracy in 1841. new technology like his telegraph helped to spread anti-catholic views across the country. this was not just simple prejudice. this led to violence and bloodshed, hitting a a peak in louisville, kentucky, on election day in 1855 when 500 members of the at the immigrant and at the catholic political party, a new political party known as the american party, also known as the know nothings, tour through the city attacking foreigners. by nighttime the city skies glowed red with the flames of burning buildings and the city streets were stained with blood. from 22200 people, mostly irish irish and german catholic immigrants died and what is been remembered as bloody monday. xenophobia in the mid-19th century was not just about anti-catholicism, a tradition that is is deeply rooted in the united states as racism, it was also about political power, this new political party

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the center of the world and writes its history as the central drama of human history the words of samuel huntington in the clash of civilizations and it's precisely our poor understanding the lack of will to understand others cultures at the world as polarized as it is the ideal of living as part of a global village is slowly fading away allowing the rise of nationalism. so can we improve relations and cooperation among nations and peoples across societies cultures and religions or is the clash of civilizations inevitable. we will explore more.

if i look at the cheerleaders from san francisco but on the other hand they have sanders, samuel andkup on the specialty. but if you look at the receivers when you look at hill and walk-ins enterebut hecan't cove. >> did you try to recruit joe theismann at one point. >> i tried to recruit joe and he went to notre dame i said you can't play there and then he went and played for us. he wasted my time. [laughter] >> i learned my lesson from then on if i lost a good athlete i would say i'm sorry i think you're the greatest i've ever seen. >> dave, your spoiled brat you guys in new england have been winning and winning what does it like for you to be in miami without actually having your team and it. >> it sucks. >> are you allowed to go to the game. >> didn't you get kicked out last year. >> i'm really not allowed. they would probably arrest me again. >> they would. every year going to the super bowl sense of patriotism been in it. >> there you are last year getting pulled out. >> i am not joking, i'm not allowed i knew they were coming after me. it is very different we are spoiled him b

back in wisconsin dad samuel is home anxiously awaiting. >> a great sigh of relief that they're on that plane, they'll land in the united states and, you know, we'll be that much closer together. >> reporter: two flights are now headed first to california's travis air force base. every passenger will then be placed in quarantine on one of four military bases in the united states. >> so, they did give us two hotel rooms here. >> reporter: at march air force base in riverside, california, where 195 american evacuees from wuhan who are currently fever, the authorities racing a the child to the hospital for testing. globally, the coronavirus continues to spread rapidly, infecting 20,000 people, mostly in china. the death toll now stands at 425. chinese state television documenting a record ten-day construction of two massive hospitals. tonight, thousands of beds ready for patients, as investors worry about the global economic impact. >> and will carr is live tonight from travis air force base, where that flight is expected to land overnight. and will, i understand those passengers will be t

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