he wanted a union flag to put on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general in to have dinner at his house and to make this his headquarters, thinking that he was going to be here for a while. he did come to a house and dined with the tebbetts. then he was called north, leaving the town open to what ever army came through. general ben mcculloch says his soldiers to knock on the door. he told jonas tebbetts he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. he was taken to fort smith where he was to be tried and hung as a traitor for having the union flag. for not accepting confederate money. for allowing eight union general into his house. many people wanted to help jonas tebbetts as much as they could. members of the confederate army, even. they were working with the union army to get him released. there was a union jailer who sent a letter to matilda tebbetts, saying that he would do everything

he wanted a union flag to put on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they sent asboth to the house and jonas gave him a flag. they put it up on the town square. jonas also invited general asboth in to have dinner at his house and to make his house his headquarters, thinking that he was going to be here for a while. general asboth did come to a the house and dined with the tebbetts. three days later, he was called up north, leaving the town again to whichever army came through. the next army that came through was the southern army, and general ben mcculloch says his -- sent his soldiers to knock on the door. he told jonas tebbetts he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. jonas tebbetts was taken to fort smith, where he was to be tried and hung as a traitor for having the union flag, for not accepting confederate money, for a union general into his house. many people wanted to help jonas tebbetts as much as they could, members of the confederate a

america and he was taken to fort smith where he would be tried and hung as a trader for having a union flag and for supposedly not accepting confederate money, for allowing union general into his house. many people wanted to help jonas tebbetts as much as they could. members of the confederate army even and they were kind of working with the union army to try to get him released. there was a union jailer who sent a letter to matilda tebbetts saying that he would do everything he could to help jonas and to make his stay comfortable. he was sure everything would turn out all right but while jonas was in fort smith in jail, the soldier would help to watch out for him. matilda was allowed to send one of their slaves to fort smith to kind of tend to jonas' needs as he was a gentleman. he was allowed to have a slave with him. matilda sent some messages through the slave and then the slave also was allowed just by his status to stand around and absorb information he could pass on to jonas. and in the meantime, general ben mccullock was called to the battle of pea ridge and in that battle he was ki

smithwas taken to fort where he was going to be tried and hung as a traitor for having the union flag, for not accepting confederate money, for allowing a union general into his house. many people wanted to help jonas as much as they could. members of the confederate army, even. they were working with the union army to try to get him released. there was a union jailer who sent a letter to matilda saying he would do everything he could to help jonas and to make his stay comfortable. he was sure everything would turn out all right, but while jonas was in jail, the soldier would help to watch out for him. matilda was allowed to send one of their slaves to fort smith to .end to jonas's needs he was allowed to have a slave with him. matilda sent some messages through the slave and then the slave was also allowed, by his status, to stand around and absorb information that he could pass on to jonas. in the meantime, the general was caught up to the battle of pea ridge and killed by a union sharpshooter. because of this, jonas was exonerated and the charges were dropped and he was allowed to

lizzy yarnold with gold again, waving the union flag, a great moment.int. we got four medals in 48 hours. i watch what they do and it's absolutely terrifying. how quickly can you throw yourself down a chute of ice? it's a real success story, she is the first brit to have defended her title in two olympics in a row. are you a fan of the winter olympics? it's exciting, it's just terrifying. you watch with your heart in your mouth. are you watching it? i am. you need a moment like this to get people interested. you don't want to see brits losing. there was another sad except for elise christie. it wasn't all good news. once you see it's not just the germans and the dutch who are going to win everything, you get involved. we are just behind belarus in the medals table. the winter olympics are not our strongest sporting event, we are good at cycling, running, those sort of things. the thing everyone says about the summer olympics is we are good at the sitting down sports. rowing, horse riding, cycling and now this as well. and running with mo farah. she's us

the winter olympics have come to a close in pyeongchang with the union flag being carried by snowboardkorean music brought 16 days of action to a conclusion. ioc president thomas bach praised the joint korean hockey team for showing that sport brings people together in what he called a fragile world. this is the final medal table. norway top of the table with a record 39 medals, ahead of germany and canada. great britain have had their best winter games with five medals, including lizzy yarnold's gold. they finished in 19th place. and though britain have been criticised for investing more in winter sports, the chair of uk sport think this performance represents good investment. there is an amazing reaction from people who see the olympic games. whether they love sport don't normally follow it, for the two weeks of the winter olympics, the summer weeks of the winter olympics, the summer olympics in the is what, people get engaged. when you tried to put a number on the values we see, it is so much more compensated than that middle class that many millions or otherwise. the money you are

there were union flags put up, banners with pictures of harry and meghan on.o cardiff, and now to edinburgh as well. it is part of preparing herfor life as edinburgh as well. it is part of preparing her for life as a royal wife and bright coming up. when they finished here at edinburgh castle, they moved to a different kind of engagement, to a place called social bite, a social enterprise business. it isa bite, a social enterprise business. it is a cafe, but it also has a big ambition to end homelessness. cafe provides a lot of food to people that are homeless, but also employs people that have experienced homelessness over the years. prince harry and meghan markle had a to meet the founders, they went into the kitchens to see how that worked as well, and got a flavour of how the business will work. it is just that kind of organisation, that kind of project, which will interest them asa of project, which will interest them as a couple as they go on with their charity projects and work after their wedding. they are finishing up here in scotland now. they are at

laura deas the bronze and lizzy yarnold, wrapped in the union flag, getting the gold, successfully defending for lizzy yarnold. celebrations all round and, back home, doubtlessly, as well. and now the weather. alina, with something to look forward to? we have the best in the sunshine this afternoon. particularly across southern and eastern england and across to the channel islands. beautiful picture taken in guernsey not so long ago. this is the only satellite picture. this is the only satellite picture. this is the only satellite picture. this is what we will see tomorrow. this is what we will see tomorrow. this finger of cloud has been generating some nuisance rain across northern and central england. that will fizzle out through the afternoon. most will see some sunshine and it will feel pleasant with highs of tredwell celsius. clear skies with this evening and a frost tonight, across much of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland, but towards the south of england, cloud and drizzle, but elsewhere, chilly, with a widespread frost. then we have rain and cloud pushing in from the wes

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea chang. even traveling to see one of the world's largest sporting events can prove challenging especially with similar sounding korean cities on ever .

union. suddenly had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea chang even travelling to say one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with similar sounding korean settings on everyone's lips. national security advisor is warning against american strategy in neighboring afghanistan and pakistan to negotiate with the taliban we got some insight on this from the chairman of the pakistan people's party has also the son of former prime minister benazir bhutto widely tipped to be the country's next leader he told him that he thinks that the u.s. has lost its way in the long running conflict. pakistan has been a strong ally of the u.s. in the war on terror but it's been about sixteen years and there's still no end in sight how would you change pakistan's policy in afghanistan unfortunately the of the on war has turned into this for ever war with the united states has lots site of its objectives it seems that they don't know why they're there what they want to do or how they're going to get

flag. i will point out that a far larger percentage of union naval officers stayed by the flag. you may deduct whatever information you like from that. but this business of pacing up and down. this comes from dallas southall freeman who wrote a biography of robert e. lee, as detailed as anyone would want, published in the 1930's. it's what created for that generation at least and still -- it's still in print -- the marble man, as thomas connelly called him, this iconic, perfect individual. and he has a chapter called "the decision he was born to make." and it consists of supposedly people listening to robert e. lee's footsteps as he went back and forth in this room making up his mind of what to do. freeman is dramatizing that event. i don't think there was ever a doubt in lee's own mind about the decision he was going to make. he was going to go with virginia. and elsewhere in freeman's biography, that becomes very clear. so i think is kind of freeman gilding the lily a bit. harold: there's though source for it. john: when you talk about the navy, more navy people stayed. there

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea young chang. now even travelling to say one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with similar sounding korean settings on everyone's lips. there's been a blunt warning over america's war strategy in afghanistan this time from the national security adviser in neighboring pakistan who said in his government to negotiate with the taliban we got some insight on this from the chairman of the pakistan people's party who's also the son of former prime minister benazir bhutto and is widely tipped to be the country's next leader he told him that he thinks that the u.s. has lost its way in the conflict. pakistan has been a strong ally of the u.s. in the war on terror but it's been about sixteen years and there's still no end in sight how would you change pakistan's policy in afghanistan unfortunately the of the on war has turned into this for ever war with the united states is a lot site of its objectives it seems that they don't

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union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. if you drink go r t chang and you can well fed and watered there well twenty eighteen is a landmark winter edition of the olympics seeing north korea enter a joint team for the very first time but for many punters the first appearance of a unified korea was all about what was happening in the stands rather than on the ice rink. was. yeah what you're seeing here are north korea's no a famous ultras or church leading squad right much they were in good voice singing and waving the united we have right. you know all travelling to see one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with similar sounding korean cities and everyone's that. full disclosure i've done it myself well that is old news for now i'll back in half an hour's time with more global news from r t h q. that's in american interest to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so

but for a different reason that was because the team didn't have its own flag at the time following the break up of the soviet union at the prize giving in pyongyang earlier that's really interesting the olympic athlete was played according to the rules but the hockey team defiantly sang the band russian athlone sorry anthem of course along with their jubilant fans supporters also waved the russian flag and the red machine manners which was the nickname of the soviet union's hockey squad other national symbols were visible in the stands too including traditional head dress worn by women between the sixteenth and the nineteenth centuries that could cost nick's and the iconic golden cap a type of crown worn by the czars and total despite all the pressure despite some of russia's star athletes having to sit it out at home russia the olympic athletes from russia sorry as they officially have to be called wanted total of seventeen medals at the games including two golds the first gold was taken by figure skater i lead us again in the woman's competition by the way i just had an exclusive interview with you and the piece

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea young chang even travelling to say one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with similar sounding korean cities on everyone's lips. a former terror suspect games i access to security soft spots at london's heathrow airport all the details for you after the short break. tens of billions hundreds of billions probably a trillion dollars of u.s. government subsidies a shot on the energy industry yes government can subsidize mining big brother crypto currencies and put those into the wall it's called american citizens going to each have an automatic wallet tied to this also security account and they can get a daily and weekly or monthly air drop points that they can then years to boost the economy when the government can easily do that. right for many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the a

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink o. r. t. chang but even travelling to say one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with similar sounding korean cities on everyone's lips. it was a blunt warning over america's war strategy in afghanistan this time from the national security adviser in neighboring pakistan he said in his government to negotiate with the taliban we've been getting some insight on this from the chairman of the pakistan people's party and also the son of former prime minister benazir bhutto and widely tipped to be the country's next leader he told him that he thinks that the u.s. has lost its way in the conflict. pakistan has been a strong ally of the u.s. in the war on terror but it's been about sixteen years and there's still no end in sight how would you change pakistan's policy in afghanistan unfortunately the of the on war has turned into this for ever war with the united states has lots site of its objectives it seems that they don't know why they're there what th

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea. the wife of donald trump jr was hospitalized year and year after she received an envelope containing an unknown white powder the envelope was addressed to vanessa trump's husband upon opening the letter she called nine one one that's a precaution and was taken to a hospital along with two other people the substance was later confirmed to be closer to this investigation is underway. meanwhile wiki leaks founder julian assange say's that he also received an envelope containing an identified white powder last tuesday he said he handed over to the police at ecuador's embassy and claimed the letter came from the u.s. . get out of the stories are many more that show we'll be updating you on in about thirty minutes time stay with us now for more great r.t. programs. tens of billions hundreds of billions probably a trillion dollars of u.s. government subsidies a shot of the energy industry yes government can subsidize mining of big brother crypto currencies and put th

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union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea chang a film a terrorist suspect blows the whistle on security failings at london's busiest airport with the details for you off the show break. altie we have a great team but we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that winning spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best form since my last will call him and that throws are asleep. thousand zero zero zero zero zero russia. nice drive. no left left left more or less ok stop that's really good. welcome back one of the world's busiest airports and london's heathrow in the u.k. is being accused of lax security a former terror suspect with a string of criminal convictions was reportedly given a

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea young chang. one of the world's busiest airports london's heathrow in the u.k. is being accused of lax security a former terrorist suspect with a string of criminal convictions was reportedly given access to sensitive areas like the runway with no background checks made our correspondent in the city a check and picks up the story. another highly concerning incident circulating in the press here in the u.k. it's been reported that a former terrorist suspect and a criminal with seventeen aliases was able to get a job at heathrow airport which is in fact one of the busiest airports in the country without as what's being described as proper security and background checks and being able to allegedly get as close to things like luggage area as well as airplanes it's being reported that this thirty one year old man had a criminal record lasting over a decade including for things like threats to kill robbery money laundering and assault now he has been reported to have

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink o. r. t. . the welfare go well twenty eighteen is a landmark winter additional three lympics seeing north and south korea and joint team for the very first time but for many being or girl appearance of a unified korea was more about what was happening in the stands rather than on the ice. i was five yeah this is north korea is now a famous cheerleading squad in perfect unison throughout the months and other events they were in good voice singing and waving the united. meanwhile travelling to see one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with some similar sounding korean cities. all right near time for us to be bella going growing shortly believe this edition with option coming up in just a moment and i'm back in one thirty minutes time with more often news affecting your world today this is martin. thanks guys it's my that'll survival. when customers go by you're just. did now well reduce the hour. that's undercutting but what's good for the market is

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. if you drink go r t. the wife of donald trump a junior was hospitalized on monday after she opened an envelope with an unknown white powder inside the envelope was addressed to vanessa trump's husband upon opening the letter she called nine one one as a precaution was taken to a hospital along with two other people the substance was later confirmed to be non-hazardous an investigation is currently underway. meanwhile wiki leaks founder julian assange says that he also received an envelope containing an unidentified white powder last tuesday he said he did it over to the police at ecuador's london embassy and claimed that the letter came from the u.s. . well that does it for me i will be back in about thirty five minutes with a full look at your news you are watching our two international to have you with us . while washington's political elites chatter endlessly about memos the u.s. continues to deepen its role in the syrian proxy war of course there is no public debate about this and are the two koreas g

union. had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea young chang. watching our team. that's in american interest to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so i don't think there's any dispute on that in congress and i think maybe some of the posturing is frankly political as opposed to substantive . this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from the right here in washington d.c. i'm partial thing on tap for today in the broadcast president trump has given us the board details on his infrastructure plan we'll take a closer look and as the markets melt down gold goes up we'll talk with peter schiff about what to expect now let's get to some of the headlines. the trumpets administration has unveiled the long awaited infrastructure plan this morning the white house proposal includes two hundred billion dollars in direct federal spending but officials claim that the two hundred billion dollars will

union. suddenly had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea young chang well even travelling to see one of the world's largest sporting events can prove to be challenging especially with similar sounding korean cities on everyone's lips. a former terrorist suspect gains access to security soft spots in london's heathrow airport we've got the story for you after this short break. that's. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somebody wanted. to go right to be this is what the three of the more people. interested always in the logs. there should be. thanking. them back one of the world's busiest airports london's heathrow in the u.k. is being accused of luck security a former terrorist suspect with a string of criminal convictions was reportedly given access to sensitive areas like the runway with no background checks made and associates i can i picked up the story. another highly concerning incident circulating in the press he

he probably doesn't know what but the hawaiian state flag has a union jack in it. clearly racist. did it anyway, and he used it in a sentence. 2006, barack obama, praising habeas corpus is a key part of "anglo-american legal system." that was a dog whistle to his fellow whites and pharmacists. too many dumb people on television. we will and tonight's programul with a congratulations to one of our favorite people, a key member of our team. kelly mcnally, senior broker of this program, and beloved in the building. she's responsible for a lot of the people you see on the show. this past g weekend, she got engaged to a very lucky man. congratulations, kelly. you are the best. that's about it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 to the show that is the sworn enemy of flying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. sean hannity! >> sean: a fox news alert. major breaking news and huge developments tonight. according to two stunningg reports, american spies paid $100,000 to a shadowy russian last year in exchange for stolen nse documents and for so-called compromise material on presid

neutral banner but that was because the russians didn't have their own flag at the time following the breakup of the soviet union now at today's prize giving in pyongyang the olympic anthem was played but the hockey team defiantly sang the band russian anthem along with jubilant fans. supporters also waved the russian flag of the match despite that not being allowed either of the national symbols were also visible in the stands including a traditional head dress worn by women between the sixteenth one thousand nine hundred and the iconic golden cap type of crown worn by dissolves. so in total russia's athletes have won seventeen medals at the games including two golds the first gold was taken by figure skater alina is a get over in the women's competition her friend and teammate you have a guinea and that very diverse got the silver in the same event it was both of the teenage skaters first time at the olympics. and the closing ceremony starts in just under two hours from now but the russians won't be allowed to parade under their national flag the international olympic committee have held its ban after two russ

it's pretty funny, senator shats probably doesn't know it but the hawaiian state flag has a union jackwhich should be a crime he did it anyway and used it in a sentence it was 2006, barack obama actually praising habeas corpus as a key part of anglo american legal system. apparently that was a dog whistle to his fellow white supremacists. too many dumb people on tuition. we're going to end tonight's program with congratulations to one of our favorite people. key member of our team on this kelly mcnally senior booker in this program and beloved in the building. responsible for a lot of the people. she got engaged in past weekend to ray innery who is a very lucky man. congratulations, kelly, you are the best and everybody thinks that tune in every night at 8:00 to the show. >> sean: major breaking news. fox news alert. market research spies paid $100,000 to a shadowy russian last year in exchange for stole nsa documents and for so-called compromising material on president trump. so, in other words, we are american deep state spie -- were american deep state spies paying for dirt. why the

flag after the collapse of the soviet union also at today's ceremony the american team consisting of exactly two hundred forty two athletes the biggest national going to gays in the history of the winter olympics i can tell you that most people don't have that seeing around me are three or four perhaps the only reason why they're a little bit disappointed is that they're not inside that arena but believe it or not just meters away from where i'm standing right now locals are protesting instead of watching the opening ceremony of the olympics being glued to their t.v. and just a couple of hours ago i saw punches being burned and pepper spray being used by police. just hours before the opening ceremony protests have erupted outside the olympic stadium as you can see this group of people that's carrying american and israeli flags south korean flags as well are protesting against the invitation of the north korean team to the piano chuang a lympics. though it looks like the small market trying to use the opening ceremony to deliver their message we have two countries south korea and nort

two that was when the former soviet countries competed together under the olympic flag after the collapse of the soviet unionwas a total of two hundred forty two athletes from team usa that will be the biggest ever national delegation in the history of winter olympics of course people right now around me are cheerful perhaps it's a little disappointing for them to be outside the stadium right now but i can tell you that a very short while ago to few hours ago things weren't all that festive at all here on the square in front of the olympic stadium. told us. that the bombers just hours before the opening ceremonies protests have erupted outside the olympic stadium as you can see this group of people that's carrying american and israeli flags south korean flags as well are protesting against the invitation of the north korean team to the piano sang a limping tel aviv. back and. so it looks like the sophomoric trying to use the opening ceremony to deliver their message to country self so screw you and north korea we're we didn't make we are not together in the world rules are making. the whole region keener gov

flag after the collapse of the soviet union also at today's ceremony the american team consisting ofexactly two hundred forty two athletes the biggest national goal again in the history of the winter olympics i can tell you that most people don't have that seeing around me are three or four perhaps the only reason why they're a little bit disappointed is that they're not inside that arena but believe it or not just meters away from where i'm standing right now locals are protesting instead of watching the opening ceremony of the olympics being glued to their t.v. and just a couple of hours ago i saw punch and flags being burned and pepper spray being used by police in. the all just hours. before the opening ceremony protests have erupted outside the olympic stadium as you can see this group of people that's carrying american and israeli flags and south korean flags as well are protesting against the invitation of the north korean team to the piano chuang a lympics. though it looks like the small mark trying to use the opening ceremony to deliver their message to country self. in nort

union with the eu after brexit. russian athletes are told they won't be allowed to march under the country's flag during this morning's closing ceremony at the winter olympics. one of bollywood's most famous actresses, sridevi kapoor, who starred in more than 150 films — has died suddenly at the age of 5a. making the weight, we hear how jockeys who use extreme methods such as starving to keep their weight low — are being encouraged to use safer practices. and in half an hour — we look at who controls the world's longest river — which flows through three african countries — in damming the nile. syrian government forces have continued air strikes in the rebel—held area of eastern ghouta, despite a un security council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire. it's hoped that an end to fighting would allow humanitarian aid to be brought in and injured civilians to be rescued. to be rescued from the enclave. the syrian government has criticised that vote. andy moore reports. another air attack on the besieged enclave of eastern ghouta yesterday. shortly after the un decision, similar bombings were reported. even as th

union. sometimes had its break up so neutral flags weren't always down to the i.o.c. sanctions. have a drink go our tea young chang some decent quizzers there as well a more arty programs are right ahead stay with us i'm back in thirty minutes or more global news from or to h.q. . in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard it requires trust to. go he through humiliation to enter an elite society. and paci into debt sometimes quite literally. want other true colors of universities in the u.s. led. troops seem wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape. out of this day comes to the ticket and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. following welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm here all about well washington's political elites chatter endlessly about memos the u.s. continues to deepen its role in the syrian proxy war of course there is no public debate about this and are the two koreas giving peace a chance. some real news i

flag after the collapse of the soviet union also at today's ceremony the american team consisting of exactly two hundred forty two athletes the biggest national delegation in the history of the winter olympics i can tell you that most people that i've been seeing around me are three or four perhaps the only reason why they're a little bit disappointed is that they're not inside that arena but believe it or not just meters away from where i'm standing right now locals are protesting instead of watching the opening ceremony of the olympics being glued to their t.v. and just a couple of hours ago i saw punches flags being burned and pepper spray being used by police. just hours before the opening ceremony protests have erupted outside media lympics stadium as you can see this group of people that's carrying american and israeli flags south korean flags as well are protesting against the invitation of the north korean team to the piano playing a lympics. though it looks like these are trying to get the opening ceremony to deliver their message . we have two countries self talk radio and

flag after the collapse of the soviet union also at today's ceremony the american team consisting of exactly two hundred forty two athletes the biggest national gorilla gays in the history of the winter olympics i can tell you that most people don't have that seeing around me are three or four perhaps the only reason why they're a little bit disappointed is that they're not inside that arena but believe it or not just meters away from where i'm standing right now locals are protesting instead of watching the opening ceremony of the olympics being glued to their t.v. and just a couple of hours ago i saw. punchers flags being burned and the pepper spray being used by police. just hours before the opening ceremony protests have erupted outside the olympic stadium as you can see this group of people that's carrying american and israeli flags south korean flags as well are protesting against the invitation of the north korean team to the piano chuang a lympics. though it looks like the samples are trying to get the opening ceremony to deliver their message we have two countries. north kor

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hockey that was also on the neutral banner the team didn't have its own flag at the time following the break up of the soviet union and here you can see the elated on the exhausted hockey stars taking their bus back to the olympic village we spoke to one of the key men in the russian team. game was very tough germany didn't get to the final for no reason it's great that we won but we levelled the score and then the final point in overtime i think this goal brought joy to millions of russian fans everyone is celebrating today well after what had been a less than smooth buildup to the games the light of the travelling russian fans getting to celebrate their country's second gold of the tournament was clear. the my me a willingness lost it but anyway things turned out ok it was a super match and a super victory russia is the champion and we did it. the germans were playing very well it was a beautiful game many thanks to the german team and the russian team for such a wonderful final we're so thrilled good to see the russian something close getting out so the winter olympics haven't wrapped up for another four years