yanks and korean republican troops shake hands, fighters both in the united nations army against aggressionen, united states funds and trucks are committed for minutes are precious. ♪ the aim of these first units is to delay a communist advance and the desperate fight for time, time for more men than guns to arrive. ♪ in tokyo, general macarthur accepts the first united nations battle flag to signify to all men the unity of free and independent nations doing battle for the freedom of the republic of korea for the freedom of peaceloving peoples everywhere. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span three. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> up next, an oral history interview with cortland caulks cox.urtland he talks about attending howard university, his involvement in the student nonviolent coordinating committee, participating in t

we have nina yank of its she's a dissin from a fellow at the wilson center and author of the book how to lose the information war russia fake news and the future of conflict i want to welcome you all to the show let's begin in london with andrew foxhall i read the report almost every single paragraph is quite damning about the british government and its complacency and simple lack of interest when it came to tackling the russian threat they seemingly were outmaneuvered guns and played almost all the time is this a threat that the british government simply didn't think was serious. we're taught to disagree really with what you just said the successive british government and i think that's an important point and one worth making early successive british governments have demonstrated short sightedness and naivety seemingly where the threat of the challenge posed by putin's russia is concerned particularly as it relates to the u.k. and i think again that's a point worth making is that this is a threat that this rather the report relate to the threat posed by russia to the united kingdom a

we have nina yank of it's she's a disinfo mation fellow at the wilsons. her and author of the book how to lose the information war russia fake news and the future of conflict i want to welcome you all to the show let's begin in london with andrew folks all i read the reports almost every single paragraph is quite damning about the british government and its complacency and just simple lack of interest when it came to tackling the russian threat they seemingly were outmaneuvered outgunned and outplayed almost all the time is this a threat that the british government simply didn't think was serious were thought to disagree really with what you just said the successive british government and i think that's an important point and one worth making early successive british governments have demonstrated short sightedness and naivety seemingly where the threat of the challenge posed by putin russia is concerned particularly as it relates to the u.k. and i think again that's a point worth making is that this is a threat that is rather the report relate to the thre

the system but if anything is going to start to fall back here and i think and concentrate on the yanks the old the south during monday now the eastern end of it briefly gave some fairly wet weather to the korean peninsula then disappears right up most of siberia which is currently undergoing some to give a continued heat wave such a probably quite welcome japan sits out of it far from a few showers you'll be largely in the draw i unless you're on the northern coast of honshu glacier on tuesday back in china and the next developing areas like to move back further north from the yangtze towards university based on your reservation which is of course where you might expect to be this time the the rains should go north for xiang just about shows it briefly it rains on tuesday then it goes quiet and then the rain comes back on wednesday focused as light rain there will be heavy rain around not necessarily shown itself unfortunate change the forecast for the south west monsoon of india pakistan bangladesh is what's happening here from the pole through assam to bhutan heavy rain is returned f

they yanked that job offer, got her out of there anyway, formally installed barr's own guys. thereby the u.s. attorney's office in washington, d.c. was effectively neutralized. the premier federal public corruption prosecutors in the united states effectively neutered, tamed, put under the thumb of attorney general william barr, who has been not shy at all about bending the enforcement of american law to benefit the president and punish his enemies. any threat to the president or his interests from the u.s. attorney's office in the district of columbia has been over for months now. and, you know, even in the cases that already had gone through there, like the mike flynn case, for example, well, once barr had his guys inserted into that office, they tried to retroactively drop the flynn case even after his guilty pleas. that's still wending its way through the legal system. so that was first, the d.c. u.s. attorney's office. then it was sdny, which is reportedly investigating things like the slush fund super sketchy trump inaugural committee, which is also about to put rudy gi

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates are watched as a record. this politically impossible in the united states to advise eating listen to anything that has a industry. that makes a lot of money. as i am going to say over and over again we know what it healthy diet is in these not being too much for one for one thing and eating less is very very bad for business it doesn't make anybody rich if people eat less food. was a pandemic no certainly no borders i just bought into nationalities. as american come with turkey we don't have the facts in the whole world needs to be. judged as coming every crisis with this system to moment time so we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each her own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response because for so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. the the. the. to the government the people of laos thank you so much for the kind welcome that you've extended to me and my delegation i am very honored to

on the left is yank. when american soldiers stormed indonesia, yank was released with the message of victory. away.w 98 miles is the pigeon on the right, who also served in north africa and was sent with an urgent message. she completed a flight of 60 miles even after she had been shot by pellets which broke one of her legs and lost a lot of her feathers. she collapsed when she returned to her loft but was nursed back to health. so, horses. probably another thing we are familiar with when it comes to military and police worth. of pearl bombing harbor, americans on the mainland work on high alert of attack. on theared attacks pacific coast and east coast. the fears were not unfounded. balloonnese released bombs with a few hundred reaching u.s. shores. german u-boats interrupted shipping in the atlantic and gulf of mexico. military authorities thought it was only a matter of time before axis forces attempted landing operations, even if they were not on a grand scale. it could create a lot of panic and fear

run up against a wall that's the big question that looms over if this deal happens do we get all the yanks that's happened in the last 24 hours or will some of these battles leave visible scars in the block there will be scars between because the whole question of the rule of law that's that was supposed to be tied to this money towards eastern european countries namely hungary in poland that will end in a very mushy very very a compromise so that will not be resolved and that will lead to more anger and more fury in the future and the southern states will not forget that the northerners look at them as if they were slightly retarded children and they couldn't be wouldn't be able to deal was their own business and sort of reorganize their own economies there has been a lot of bad blood and it will poison the atmosphere for quite a while pervasive in brussels thanks so much for your reporting. lodge tina has begun lifting coronavirus restrictions in the capital one a series more than 2000 people have died and president now but if an end is warning that the battle against the virus is not on

come through the coronavirus pandemic and their response to the flood is a practical one the swelling yanks see china's largest river is an attraction. i was worried they would close a river walk that's why i rushed to come here. under strict quarantine for months previously empty streets now filling up as water levels rise it's a major setback for businesses which just reopened. once again people here are not earning any money that they need to pay rent and care for their families. the yangtze is flooding parts of china reservoirs need to release water so the pressure will not get too high our driver explains that this is a big problem for the people living in rural areas. as a basin for the big cities once those are threatened the water is rerouted to the countryside. we drive past the military rescue operations our national duty chinese state television tells heroic stories we're everyone receives the help they need the reality though is different the flood destroyed rice fields ruining hopes of a harvest this year and much needed and come. as porridge i don't know what to do my grandchi

just quickly if this deal happens do we then suddenly forget all about the yanks double some of these battles least within the block oh no they will leave scars because everybody has looked their partners in the eye and said seen who they really are and what they are capable of and the other thing is anthony these things are always be paid back so mark router will have a point where he needs something and then he will run up against the wall of resistance in the european council there is no forgiving and forgetting their. proposal in brussels thanks for your reporting and your insurance. has begun lifting coronavirus restrictions in the capital one a series more than 2000 people have died and president out that finance is warning that the battle against the virus is not get one businesses need a boost they are ready for the already fragile lodge and time economy may have been may has been battered by a 4 month lockdown. for homes this plan osiris restaurant has seen only staff no guests inside they offer their food to go the owners have been fighting to keep the restaurant in business

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on the left is yank. when american soldiers stormed and retook tunisia yank was , released with the message of victory. he flew back to headquarters at algeria 98 miles away. to deliver the news the head of all of their communication. lady astor is the pigeon on the right, and she also served in north africa and was sent with an urgent message. she completed a flight of 60 miles, even after she had been shot by pellets, which broke one of her legs and lost a lot of her feathers. she collapsed when she returned to her loft, but was nursed back to health. so, horses. probably another thing we are familiar with when it comes to military and police work. after the bombing of pearl harbor, americans on the mainland were on high alert of attack. many feared an attack on the west coast, the east coast or the gulf of mexico. these fears were not unfounded. the japanese did launch over 9000 balloon bombs with a few hundred reaching north american shores. japanese ships were spotted and german u-boats interrupted s

yanks took a need to the black lives matter movement and similar gestures with the giants and dodgersr which got a lot of attention. san francisco giants pitcher, refused to kneel and he said this was why. he says i'm a christian i can't kneel before anything before god and i can't get on board with a couple things that i have read about black lives matter whether they lead towards marxism and negative things about the nuclear family. i can get on board with that. joining me now jack brewer, former professional football player and ceo of the brewer group and good to have you with us in joining us tonight. what goes there your mind as you see the symbols on the nba court and also the long line and i remember when the kneeling action started with colin kaepernick alone. right now it will be probably close to everybody i would imagine. >> it really is, and for me, i get saddened when i see it and i see a culture that is kneeling down for black lives matter when one of the doctrines is activa antifamily and antichrist. they are promoting morality that go against the bible and these folks

yanks this is what happens defenses in britain. you watch has a report. in march 2020 italy had the highest number of corona virus infections in the world and then of the victims who succumb to it. this is some out of the general practitioner inventor province unique. every day's money watch will show you a list. beijing of my mother. me. over thoughtless it was as might some i was 62 she was born in syria but studied medicine and she met her future husband who was also a doctor italy became their adopted home and their children rafi and duniya followed in their footsteps a real medical dentist they had about 1600 patients between them there is one of the very interesting about my mother and about my father we don't have a better son. or the bishop only one. that is was active every day every night when the 4 hour day by day she was very worried this disease was where the civil war because there are a lot of asian and they always say. deal don't know holidays when the beijing is in. treaty and she was asleep working every day and also with the disease the

. >>> town of truckee is yanking away its welcome map. on the website, they're strongly discouraging weekend visitors. only come if you have a reservation, they have a spike of coronavirus there. it's on the state watch list. hopes to lift the warning in mid-august and hope cases subside. >>> nearly a year since the deadly rampage at gilroy garlic festival, spirit lives on in virtual setting. >> celebrate the stinking rose. >> held a virtual cookoff on facebook today. for the next three days, all things garlic online, celebrating one of the world's most popular seasoning. >> food, fun and community spirit. it's privilege and honor to share the spirit of the festival with the community and beyond. >> next tuesday a small memorial will be held, livestreamed. >>> we're supporting our schools with thousands of backpacks. you have opportunity to pitch in. >> check in with chris chmura who is live in mountain view. what's our goal? >> reporter: more than 3,000 backpacks. 3,735 to be exacted. we're between the jamba juice and pizza my heart. you

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. in. the u.s. hitting 3000000 coronavirus cases accounting for a quarter of all the world's car the deaths its neighbors don't seem convinced by the president some claims his country is leading the fight against the virus. a report by un investigator concludes the killing of a wrong top general by the west at the start of the year was unlawful. angela merkel's c.d.u. party puts forward plans to fill half of all posts within the party with women in the next body a. very warm welcome you want to.

yanks and nationals tonight. giants and dodgers. thanks for watching, everybody. "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪. lou: good evening, everybody, president trump is scheduled to speak this hour from the white house briefing room. president trump is expected to tell us how his administration will reopen this country's schools in time for the new school year. we'll be bringing the president's remarks as soon as he takes the podium. as we await the president democratic leadership in america's largest cities continue to allow lawless rioters to sow chaos and destruction as law-abiding and frightened citizens are forced to remain in their homes. police in portland, oregon, declared a riot last night during what is, the 56th straight night of unrest in the city. arsonists starting several fires around the federal courthouse, despite federal law enforcement officers presence. rioters threw flares, fireworks, molotov cocktails at the law enforcement officers. the left-wing mob injured at least three federal officers, protecting the federal courthouse. one of them bu

police say these two suspects were caught on camera approaching two separate victims and yanking gold chains off their necks. both robberies happened along coyote road last month. >>> coming up, it's a plan that's been in the making for months. >> trailers for housing homeless. what's working and what is not. >> they're going to be able to house 30 young people and give them an opportunity to pursue their dreams. >> it's a good thing. >>> plus a new twist in the case of those mystery packages of seeds. are they a global plot to steal your identity? >>> escaping a cult. a bay area film maker tells her story about how >>> hundreds of homeless seniors are off the streets of the bay area and into trailers this summer. >> the state announced in january it would donate the trailers that are usually on stand by for emergencies to help house the homeless. in tonight's project home, susie steimle takes a look at how the experiment is working. >> i think it's great. >> it's a good thing. >> reporter: what a difference a few months can make. when we first caught up with websiteon and kimberly, t

this daily yanks are also part of a network they're closely connected to the self-styled brotherhood germany which originated in nearby dissolute. and is the acknowledged head of the group on the internet he's written about a day of retribution this facebook posting his since being deleted we come across videos taken in september 29th teen they show several at an anti islam demonstration in mention that better organized by brotherhood germany if we want to we'll beat you to death they chant. one of the clips shows me land attacking a counter protest at a demonstration in dissent dolfin nov 28th. he was arrested and fined. this same rational and has regularly marched with the state for the past 18 months. the essen police department is concerned about the situation in. police chief frank rich to estimate cities had to deploy police more than 100 times to restrain members of the far right group of people who used to this day are young aren't ordinary citizens here for at the core is a far right group that is loosely connected and to varying degrees supported by others outside of asms.

now to the east bay were after yanking 40 million dollars from the oakland police department's budget last month. last night, the city council rejected 2 proposals that would have led to even more cuts it's a controversial issue that led to an attack on the home of oakland mayor libby shaft kron four's dan kerman live tonight in oakland with the latest dan. but we can tell you that the council seems to be committed to further defunding and for the police reform but they don't want to get to it too fast before they have the analysis and the numbers to know they're not compromising public safety and as a result. >>they rejected these 2 proposals for now. >>the cleanup was underway wednesday at the home of oakland mayor libby shaft. >>on tuesday vandals spray painted graffiti across or garage calling for the defunding of oakland police an investigation into the incident is now under way. >>but oakland police are saying little else. in june. the city council pulled more than 14 million dollars out of opd is budget. but tuesday night they rejected a bid to pull out an additional 11 million

another group of korean prisoners ran forward and threw their towels into the fence and gave a yank and those fences that held the prisoners were down. they poured out. about 10,000 of them. >> 10,000 p.o.w.? john: yes. that is what they said. i only saw about a thousand coming out of the compound where we were. there were a lot of them. it looks like a bunch of ants. hundreds of them coming. so, that little guy made to get little diecut made -- that little thing i made to get the water out -- they went around us. they were gone and a matter of a few minutes. >> all gone? john: they said 10,000 broke out that night. we woke up in the morning. the battalion finally got through to us. they said help us, we have wounded. i'm not going anywhere. i'm trying to stay alive. they said we were in better shape than they were. i did not know what that meant. it was only way later the next day they would come down to see how we were doing. we survived it but it was quite an experience. >> [indiscernible] john: when they finally got through to them they said, are you all dead? they came across right

assistance to homeowners so that that won't trigger a yank. to a point that it will escalate to a war or something you know icons like but also they could stand with hong kong and assistance ok now as taipei moves forward with his low key as you called it policy towards refugees coming from hong kong is it nonetheless expecting more people to be fleeing to its shores. yes certainly oh actually our loss last year when the pro-democracy movement broke out there was already also over $5000.00 on colors clean 0 taiwan you know applying for residence permit so this trend will continue and have high powered government is expecting the number to grow so a lot of hong kong people here they may be having difficulty adjusting to the new environment and many of them are forming whole home community it's all social groups to support each other ok as they form these support groups to support each other. what about the people in in taipei and in taiwan more broadly are they accept ing the new arrivals. taiwanese people are generally very sympathetic to the

future they has already been quite a lot of discussion about environmental problems up and down the yanks that and this is one of the challenges we know the china has a major challenge in in cycle going green china's energy use has been rising quickly but it has brought social costs now china it seems to have taken a decision to slow the overall growth rate of course it's plunged dramatically recently but there has been a switch towards more emphasis on both environmental and social aspects perhaps more environmental than social a brazen but these huge challenges for china looking ahead diot huge and china the chinese leaders i think so far as i can see clearly recognize them but china is still a developing country it has many challenges and by that these things of environmental and social aspects need need need more attention absolutely i think the economic aspect to dan dan do you think we'll ever see another project like the frequency in china again. i think there's a very high chance because aside from being an electricity generator. actually the 3 gorges dam does a lot more than that

a rope was tied around the statue in baltimore, maryland, before it was yanked off its pedestal and thrownrican activists have long objected to honouring columbus, saying his expeditions to the americas led to the colonisation and genocide of their ancestors. the american rapper kanye west has announced he is running for president of the united states in 2020. the unlikely challenger to donald trump and joe biden chose american independence day to make the surprise announcement on twitter, triggering a social media storm. but with just four months to go before polling day in november, it's not clear whether any official paperwork has been filed for him to appear on state election ballots. this is not the first time that west has suggested he would run for the white house and he has been a vocal supporter of president trump in the past. australia has so far weathered the coronavirus pandemic better than many other nations, with just 8,400 cases and 104 deaths, but a recent spike in the state of victoria caused by hotel quarantine breaches, has led authorities to enforce localised lockdowns.

and that consultation with the tribes needs to be done no consultation was 10 iraq cheyenne river yanked in croll creek lower brule those those tribes along the river were never completed to begin with and that has to be done if you're talking about any major crossing along the missouri river or any other major crossing like the almost on for keystone x.l. are the misery for joy it's. still is a victory here a direct link to the grassroots resistance or is it more about the legal battle because as we know the pipeline to go forward it has been in operation for what 33 years until now. you talk a little bit of about where where this came from the roots of it well it all started with grassroots people and the grassroots people were the ones that were pushing our tribal governments to. see tribal governments are very reactionary they're not going to do anything like most governments unless the people tell them to do something great so the track the grassroots people really really stood strong and said hey we need our travel cover ment's to become involved and to take on this legal battle be

a rope was tied around the statue in baltimore, maryland, before it was yanked off its pedestal and throwns have long objected to honouring columbus, saying his expeditions to the americas led to the colonization and genocide of their ancestors. formula one racing returns today, with the season getting under way with the austrian grand prix. before today's opening race in spielberg, f1 drivers will take a collective stance against racism, but some are not entirely comfortable with the kneeling gesture. world champion, lewis hamilton has said a reluctance to take a knee is down to the industry's lack of understanding of racism. joining me from the bbc sports centre, katherine downes explained what formula one is doing to tackle racism. lewis hamilton and mercedes leading the way for formula 1 when it comes to speaking out against racism. mercedes have, this season, painted their cars black to align themselves with the antiracism message. lewis hamilton, of course, has set up a commission in his own name to increase diversity within motor sport. so he is a leading light in this campaign. tod

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see if. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we should ask. iraq with our rallies being held across greece and against the conversion of istanbul olds i a sufi it into the mosque on friday the historic landmark held its 1st muslim prayers and 1000 years in thessaloniki greek orthodox protesters turkish flags sparking condemnation from ankara bombers were on the splay with a message for the home nation and orthodoxy demonstrators also marched film the turkish consulate in the city. i mean this is a totally barrack and on civilized turning highness of fear into a mosque this actually goes against all of the docs people this is not trite from the turkish because they have been your churches to create to. friday's muslim prayers drew crowds of worshippers who filled the nearby square turkey's president . was also in attendance su

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched kaiser report. secret prisons and usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however he even the most prosperous can be deceived we didn't exist there were 2 view houses were. prison was located and only people had access to the story investigators held the uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great of no. for. crying for justice. welcome back to politicking we're talking with my old friend geraldo rivera fox news correspondent large host of i am 15 years streaming on fox nation. you talk about the bias on the left what about your own network and bias on the right. well there's no doubt larry that our private eye can i just interrupt ourselves and point out that in 1985 this is a little bit of television trivia i was fired by a.b.c. news and the only job i was offered the only job i got you gave me as your substitute at c.n.n. 1985 look at up i was proud to sit in your chair when you were on vacation it was the only job i could get. is there bias at fox ne

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yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't just. watch kaiser report. this is a boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss in washington coming up a group of scientists are now pushing the w.h.o. to take more seriously the idea of covert 19 airports spread we break down the calls and how markets are faring amid the ongoing economic turmoil plus chinese tensions with the west are on the rise as the united kingdom is targeting wall ways equipment in the nations of development.

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates and watched as a report. because i'm going to. greetings and sal you take all right well well well welcome back hawk watchers from the hiatus i hope everybody is safe and sound happy and healthy out there in news t.v. land there is there is however one group out there who we know are definitely not healthy and they're certainly not happy and that my friends is all of our historically racist statues and memorials here in the united states of america yes activists and protesters across the nation over the last few weeks have been tearing down these idiotic idols and relics.

a rope was tied around the statue in baltimore, maryland, before it was yanked off its pedestal and throwncity's harbour. native american activists have long objected to honouring columbus, saying his expeditions to the americas led to the colonization and genocide of their ancestors. people across england have enjoyed their first night out in pubs for more than three months, after a major easing of the coronavirus lockdown. restaurants, hairdressers, theme parks and libraries also opened their doors, with strict social—distancing measures in place, but police have voiced concerns the rules weren't always observed. john mcmanus reports. it was the day life began to look familiar again in england. pubs and restaurants had already reopened in northern ireland on friday. yesterday it was england's turn, but nothing was going to be quite the same again. the government is desperate for people to get spending, but it also wants them to stay safe. and as day turned into night, it became apparentjust how difficult that will be. well, it has gone midnight here in soho and though much of central lon

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delicacy you watch kaiser report. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. secret prisons or not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however he even the most prosperous can be deceived within this 0 song there were 2 view houses were allowed to leave prison were located only cia people had access to the story investigators she held the uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great ignore. box. for. justice on r.t. . folks as we sit here on this july 4th weekend there's little doubt that we're living through no problem at. times in many respects so i sat down and i said what i'd like to talk about all that's going on with on this 4th of july weekend and i came up with 2 our t.v. hosts believe it or not 2 people who i admir

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yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. as a report. us secretary of state mike k.o.'s on a mission claims the world must change china trying to change us interpret this the cold war to be waged against me this is also implying force regime change china is certainly a major global competitor but he said now ringback . and the signs ahead. i'm up so i dodged a. bullet because back to the us media when you ask the kid donahue is not true even though their knees. maybe. that's how i started to bear for. me and by north korean economy people become a comprehensive piece of the border that even such a bad copy is sending. i'm not killed anybody until you feel the find the exact. counterpart of the dock never get anything done again to feel that she was dumped on the. plane the. largest. block you lose.