ella reconoce que stefan habÍa estado molestando y abusando de marilyn.e aparece con un menor. stefan fue el Último que vio a la niÑa con vida y segÚn la madre Él durmiÓ con mabel y la noche anterior a su desapariciÓn, algo que ella les permitÍa y no les parecÍa mal. sterns dijo que dejÓ a la niÑa madeleine en la escuela en la maÑana como le prometiÓ a la madre. luego la madre confesÓ que no crean la palabra de su novio. jennifer dijo que stefan es un maestro de la mentira y un manipulador. la policÍa revelÓ que cuando le mostraron a la madrefotos de la cÁmara de seguridad que mostrar una madeleine dentro del vehÍculo de stefan el dÍa de la desapariciÓn entendiÓ lo que pasÓ. el reporte asegura que el informe del mÉdico forense que realizÓ la autopsia madeleine muriÓ estrangulada. stefan enfrenta 60 cargos entre los que se incluye asesinato en primer grado, abuso sexual de una menor, posesiÓn de pornografÍa infantil entre otros. maity: un verano mÁs caluroso estÁ provocando graves seÑales de alerta sobre el virus del nilo occidental. ya son mÁs de 200 caso

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this is picture of marilyn monroe's face that virtually five or six people in the world have seen.se, it's not her best view. lost x-rays of marilin monroe, so you can see her teeth here, and right here is these are the nostrals taken from below and the side. it's as if we were looking a... fell like this, her nose was lot prettier than mine. you wouldn't know from this picture that this is the most fabled woman on earth at one time, and the documents that prove monroe had plastic surgery, and then it gets into 1950 she had a cartilage implant to her chin. instead of a silicone chin implant, they use carved cartilage from a from a cow, bovine cartilage. it was in 2013 that an auction in the state of california put her confidential medical records up for sale. this case confirmed all the rumors about monroe's plastic surgery, including nose drop and cartilage transplants in the chin, actor who indirectly fueled the bdd disorder of others, maybe she herself was suffering from it, and the oscar goes to... parasite: parasite made history at the 2020 oscars, collecting the first best pi

marilyn governor. wes moore. thank you. thank you. on march 26th. at 1:30 in the morning. a container ship the length of 3 football fields slammed into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore and the bridge collapsed a port that drives 13% of our state's economy. was now closed. thousands of workers were hours away from waking up and realizing they no longer had a job. 6 marylanders who had been on the bridge? in the middle of the night fixing? potholes? lost their lives and 1 of the first phone calls that i got. that morning. started with these 3 words dove it's kamala. she said i know you spoke to the president. and i want you to know we are here with you. every step of the way. now i i joined the army. when i was 17 in fact i was too young to sign the paperwork. i had to ask my mom to sign the paperwork for me because i don't have bone spurs. i led soldiers in combat in afghanistan. and my training my training. taught me. that you never learn. anything about. anybody when times are easy. you learn everything you need t

tuvo un encargo muy especial para su esposa marilyn. que se encuentran en la frontera estarían siendo amenazados y atacados, según ellos, por grupos de lamalfa tanto así que se vieron obligados a abandonar el asentamiento a 20 minutos de chihuahua, en méxico, algunos están buscando alquilar para tener un lugar seguro, pero por ahora no pueden financiarlo. actualmente los centros que ayudan a las familias no se dan abasto y no hay espacio para los que recién llegan. el gobierno de israel está en alerta y es que lleva días esperando lo que pudiera ser un ataque a manos de irán. ese país quiere venganza luego de un ataque en suelo iraní que mató al líder de hamas hace tan solo unos días. israel no ha tomado responsabilidad por ese ataque. todo mientras no hay un acuerdo para un cese al fuego. en ese territorio. randy serrano amplía. este lunes hay más presencia militar estadounidense en el medio oriente. el pentágono aprobó el desplazo de un submarino con misiles guiados y le pidió a un grupo de ataque de portaaviones llegar con más prisa

it happened to marilyn when she was browsing on her ipad.of scammers drained her of more than $30,000, she says, convincing her to deposit money into an atm typically used to convert cash into the cryptocurrency bitcoin. >> i just called the number without thinking, you know, it would be anything other than apple. >> you thought you were protecting your money. >> i thought i was because after the gentleman from apple, he then connected me with someone who was supposed to be a representative of my bank. >> reporter: he told her because of a fraudulent charge on her account, she should withdraw cash and deposit it into a specific bitcoin atm promising the money would show back up in her bank account the next day. >> i know nothing about bitcoin at all. i didn't realize that once you get in there, you can't get your money back. >> reporter: the federal trade commission reports a spike in scammers using bitcoin atm machines stealing more than $65 million in just the first six months of this year, up nearly tenfold since 2020. >> when your heart

it happened to marilyn when she was browsing on her ipad.rs drained her of more than $30,000, she says, convincing her to deposit money into an atm typically used to convert cash into the cryptocurrency bitcoin. >> i just called the number without thinking, you know, it would be anything other than apple. >> you thought you were protecting your money. >> i thought i was because after the gentleman from apple, he then connected me with someone who was supposed to be a representative of my bank. >> reporter: he told her because of a fraudulent charge on her account, she should withdraw cash and deposit into a specific bitcoin atm promising the money would show back up in her bank account the next day. >> i know nothing about bitcoin at all. i didn't realize that once you get in there, you can't get your money back. >> reporter: the federal trade commission reports a spike in scammers using bitcoin atm machines stealing more than $65 million in just the first six months of this year, up nearly tenfold since 2020. >> when your heart starts thump

it happened to marilyn when she was browsing on her ipad.mmers drained her of more than $30,000, she says, convincing her to deposit money into an atm typically used to convert cash into the cryptocurrency bitcoin. >> i just called the number without thinking, you know, it would be anything other than apple. >> you thought you were protecting your money. >> i thought i was because after the gentleman from apple, he then connected me with someone who was supposed to be a representative of my bank. >> reporter: he told her because of a fraudulent charge on her account, she should withdraw cash and deposit it into a specific bitcoin atm promising the money would show back up in her bank account the next day. >> i know nothing about bitcoin at all. i didn't realize that once you get in there, you can't get your money back. >> reporter: the federal trade commission reports a spike in scammers using bitcoin atm machines stealing more than $65 million in just the first six months of this year, up nearly tenfold since 2020. >> when your heart starts

. >> please welcome, marilyn's governor wes moore -- maryland governor wes moore. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> [crowd chanting wes] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. on march 26, at 1:30 a.m., a container ship the links of three football -- length of three football fields slammed into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. the bridge collapsed. a port that drives 13% of our state's economy was now closed. thousands of workers were hours away from waking up and realizing they no longer had a job. six marylanders who had been on the bridge in the middle of the night fixing potholes lost their lives. and when -- and in the first phone calls i got this morning started with these three words. hello, it's kamala. i know you spoke with the president and i want you to know that we are here with you every step of the way. [cheers and applause] i joined the army when i was 17. in fact, i was too young to sign the paperwork. i had to ask my mom to sign it for me because i do not have bone spurs. [cheers and applause] [laughter] [cheers and applause] i lead soldiers in com

loving marilyn monroe?y mom. >> yeah? >> i want to be the sex symbol. i want to be what she was. i want to do the movies she did. i want to sing. i want to dance. i want to do all that. >> beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blonde. she wasn't, not at all. she could do anything that she wanted to do. >> what she decides to do, after four years of turning down his proposals, is to marry j. howard marshall. >> and they have a wedding ceremony for the ages. her son is one of the ring bearers along with one of his cousins. the ring is attached to a beautiful fluffy pillow. >> the groom is all dressed in white as he's wheeled up to the altar. two doves are released to symbolize the beauty of their relationship. you may now kiss the bride. >> she even tries to get him to stand next to her at the altar, but he's an old man. he's too frail to get out of his wheelchair. >> anna nicole smith is 26. j. howard marshall is 89. and $400 million. >> $400 million? i'd marry h

marilyn monroe and one of the general themes in is how optimistic you confederates. i mean from the top commanders down to the common soldier were about entering maryland and enlisting more troops and. you know they get their optimism climbs because there's a bit they hit the towns along the border they get they get some enthusiasm. but as they move in, all of a sudden they're stupefied by that. no one's signing up for the cause. and i'm interested in your take on that. now, that's a great question. so he's a gentleman is pointing out about confederate curses in maryland, of which there were three major ones, all of which covered in one of the chapters in the book on confederate nations. and why did not marylanders join the confederate army at the time? well, in the september of 1862, when lee invades maryland en route to what would become antietam, lee is he's pretty confident that a number of marauders are going to join his army and he issued a proclamation to citizens of maryland that hey, we are coming. we are not going to you we are not going to harm your proper

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not have more than two choices, either they had to resemble the famous actress of those years that is marilyn or their social circle was limited. as the sex bomb of those years in the united states, monroe was able to achieve legendary fame. of course, she became an actress mostly because of her appearance. everyone was talking about monroseb. but few people knew that this beauty is the product of manipulation and of course the media propaganda. this is picture of marilen monrose face that virtually five or six people in the world have seen. of course it's not our best view. the lost x-rays of marilin monroe. so you can see her teeth here and right here is these are the nostrils taken from below and the side. it's as if we were looking a profile like this. her nose was lot prettier than mine. you would... from this picture that this is the most fabled woman on earth at one time, and the documents that prove monroe had plastic surgery, and then it gets into 1950, she had a cartilage implant to her chin, instead of a silicone chin implant, they use carved cartilage from a from a cow, bovinene c

have more than two choices, either they had to resemble the famous actress of those years, that is marilyne, or their social circle was limited. as the six bomb of those years in the united states, monroe was able to achieve legendary fame. of course, she became came an actress mostly because of her appearance. everyone was talking about monro's beauty, but few people knew that this beauty is the product of manipulation and of course the media propaganda. this is picture of marylin monrose face that virtually five or six people in the world have seen. of course it's not our best view. the lost x-rays of marilin monroe. so you can see her teeth here, and right here is these are the nostrals. from below and the side, it's as if we were looking a profile like this, her nose was lot prettier than mine, you wouldn't know from this picture that this is the most fabled woman on earth at one time, and the documents that prove monroe had plastic surgery, and then it gets to 1950 she had a cartilage implant to her chin, instead of a silicone chin implant they use carved cartilage from a from a cow,

either they had to resemble the famous actress of those years, that is marilyn monroe, or their socialwas limited. as the... spom of those years in the united states, monroe was able to achieve legendary fame. of course, she became an actress mostly because of her appearance. everyone was talking about monroe's beauty, but few people knew that this beauty is the product of manipulation and of course the media propaganda. this is picture of marylin monrose face that virtually five or six people in the world have seen. of course it's not her best view, the lost x-rays of marilin monroe, so you can see her teeth here, and right here is these are the nostral taken from below and the side, it's as if we were looking a profile like this, her nose was lot prettier than mine, you wouldn't know from this picture that this is the most fabled woman on earth at one time, and the documents that prove monroe had plastic surgery, and then it gets into 1950 she had a cartilage implant to her chin, instead of a silicone chin implant they use carved cartilage from a from a cow. it was in 2013 that an au

this was marilyn monroe's problem allegedly.ing sedatives to the point where you forget and it's an accidental overdose. that happens. then we are dealing with hollywood and i grew up in southern california. the president of los angeles now, it's a mining town. hollywood, los angeles. the one industry. it surrounds that. my own experience, many people in los angeles and other towns, i went in for a mundane vitamin b12 shot, all the rage at the time. the doctor took out, a new doctor, he took out his perception pad and said what else do you need? it was an open invitation to her he would just civilly write prescriptions. when you've got this kind of -- it's not unusual. ranging from judy garland, who was a child, now the stories are, the biographies are she was addicted to drugs as a child on the set, to be able to keep her working. obviously marilyn monroe. so this is a long time dynamic. there's so much money, so much availability. it's a mining town. there's very little repercussions. now there might be. hopefully there will b

all the latest but first, our north american editor takes the temperature voters in marilyn. along the shore of the chesapeake bay. it costs more to eat out than it did before. maryland's famous crabs and seafood have increased in price, like just about everything else in america. so it may look like the living is easy, but people are still worried about inflation. who do you blame for the prices? i blame the democrat. yeah, i believe uh, yeah, the policies are hurting the working man. i get paid by the hour. and so they get up to go to work every day. um, i think you have to do that to get the american dream, but ijust know it's getting harder. every three days. i have to go to the grocery store, and i spend $100 every time i go to the grocery store, and that's. that gets really hard to take. donald trump's pitch that he's making is, if you felt better off four years ago than you do now, vote for me. does that make sense? that isn't a compelling argument to me. - i mean, maybe for people who have already decided| they're going to vote for trump, that will be something - that

have more than two choices, either they had to resemble the famous actress of those years, that is marilynton keeps fueling the israeli war machine, that's taking more and more in. and civilian lives in the gaza strip and meeting with the katari prime minister in tehran, president peseshiyan slams the west for supporting the gaza genocide. qatar vows to seek a ceasefire.

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now, the 26 foot tall forever marilyn sculpture recreates the famous scene from a 1955 film where theeze blows the skirt of monroe's character. locals and visitors have been critical of the statue's placement. monroe's sculpted back faces the palm springs art museum, the museum's director told city council that visitors, particularly school children, would stare under the sculpture's backside on their way to the museum's entrance. >> well, there was a real traffic nightmare at the oakland coliseum. we'll tell you why. some fans spent as long as six hours trying to get into the venue, and the company formerly known as twitter is leaving san francisco. >> we'll tell you where x is relocating and why. city leaders don't seem very upset ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network r

maria: welcome back republicans are closer to flipping ascendancy in deep blue marilyn.ate hopeful larry hogan is in a dead heat with the democratic rival and deep blue marilyn. upsetting that state could allison power in the senate. hogan tying the executive angela also works with hq did a 46% that's according to a new aarp poll 8% of those voters have decided in the presidential race vice president hears is pulling ahead of president trump 59% to 29% in that state, the senate race is really in the books. staying with the presidential race, pennsylvania republicans arrest undergraduates to new voters and democrats in a highly contested swing state the new momentum in the month of july in the wake of the assassination attempt on the former president, the critical swing state where every bill is going to count republicans had a 19127 new voter registration to their ranks, democrats adding 17495. maria: attire explosion added delta air lines and hartsfield jackson international airport in atlanta claiming the lives of two delta employees. the two men ages 58 and 37 were ki

democratic covers woman marilyn strickland. join us now is robert mcquade, formerly u.s. attorney, professor at michigan law school, and cohost of the podcast sisters-in-law. she is also an msnbc legal analyst. barbara, thanks for being with us. this is one of those nights where we just need your help understanding. donald trump, the case is now back with tanya chutkan . and she has a lot of decisions to make and things to do, without very specific guidance from the supreme court about what to do about the existing case against donald trump. >> yeah, that's right. you know, what she knows is that there is this edict from the supreme court that certain conduct by a former president is immune from prosecution. unofficial acts are not, and it is her job now to decide which of the allegations in the indictment fall within which bucket. i would imagine if i were in tanya chutkan 's issues, what i would do is arrange for a status conference, to bring the parties in and talk through how to proceed. but i also think that, in fairly short order, we are going to have to have a hear

and marilyn yellen wrote a history of the breast. some years ago and she a very convincing argument, which i footnote and recount, that it really started in france during the renaissance and it started with wet nursing and you have actually is documented the painting of the time where you have like the young mistress, the king with the two children that she's given him and her unused weight list breasts and. then you have the wet nurse in the background with these like heavy dogs whose holding a crying baby and. looks like she needs a lot of sleep. and so so it it really started it i call it a french perversion which then went was kind of traveled through europe, came to america and then really america globalize it through hollywood in the early 20th century. legs were really the most eroticized part, a woman's body. and you can see that with betty boop or betty grable. betty grable, her legs were insured, $4 million before the war and and and the transition happens at the same time that really formula really became less of an upper

and i'm a sociologist, not a historian, so i've relied on others for that history and marilyn wrote a history of the breast some years ago. she makes a very convincing argument which a footnote and recount that it really started in france during the renaissance. and it started with wet nursing. you have, actually it's documented in the painting of the time where you have like the young mistress of the king with the two children that she's given him and her unused weightless breast, and then you have the wet nurse in the background with these like heavy dogs is holding a crying baby and looks like she needs a lot of sleep. so it really started, i call that a french perversion, which then went, was kind of travel through europe, came to america and then really america globalized it through hollywood. an early 20th century legs were really the most eroticized part of a woman's body, and you can see that with betty boop or betty grable. freddie gray both legs were injured for a million dollars before the war. and the transition happened at the same time, really became less of an upper-cla

earlier i spoke with marilyn senator ben cotton and he -- maryland senator ben cotton and he discussedmiddle east. >> we have to be hopeful. it's a very challenging situation and i think secretary blinken did the right thing by putting it out and israel has accepted it and now it is up to hamas. hamas calls -- because the crisis and now it is time to end it with cease fire and release of hostages. we have to keep international pressure on hamas. at this point there is no reason for optimism but i do think the biden administration is doing the right thing. caitrÍona: we have seen cross-border strikes and one person has been killed in lebanon in the past few hours. what are your concerns around the conflict escalating further? >> i'm extremely concerned. not only on the border with hezbollah but also the houthi attacks and militias. we are concerned of escalation by proxies. international diplomacy and the u.s. has been successful in preventing widescale escalation. there are as bullet -- there are episodes and those could expand and we are doing everything we can to make sure that does

. >> despite the nature of chappaquiddick and marilyn monroe and the treatment of women in general.ces. of course, all the kinds of things. it's remarkable things. and, yet, this is what they are going to throw someone over for who acts on his conscience to make a difference for this country. the reaction a lot from women is that we haven't really been blunt about we know what we have put up with we know that we have supported you, despite what you've done. and this is what you do when all we want is a future that american families can trust and that they don't have to worry about if they have got gas in the car to go to work. if they can afford eggs this week. the kennedys do not know that life. we do. and after all this support, my goodness, stand with us for one minute. >> brian: norman net that stuck around. norman cohen was a republican went secretary of defense. agree on a lot of the poem. we agree on defense and transportation. you go do that. my brother went over to the republican party because they agree they are going to straighten out the food situation or whatever it is,

a text from marilyn in texas who said tonight felt like a big release from a bad relationship. secretary clinton had poised style stating dreams are possible yet not guaranteed. all speakers provided encouragement and support to a more healthy relationship. i believe we might get healthier after a troubled time. next to a caller, sophie, an independent in indiana. what town is your estate in? >> connecticut. susan: your reaction? >> totally different from the ones i heard moments ago. i am independent, a naturalized citizen who lived under socialist regimes. i am scared to death. today i watched socialistic ideas. i am appalled by the fact americans don't understand what this is leading to. the promises that were talked about, i am speechless and getting so upset, that they are promising to people. they are not realistic. it is missing how it will be paid for. none of the businesses will continue business, they will just close the business if government employees or democrats who never work a day in any private business just went to school and directly to government service. it

. >> reporter: josh's grandmother marilyn will never forget the day josh and his siblings were born. >> make me cry. they were so special, but this big with a head in there somewhere. >> reporter: but once they were brought home reality set in. money was tight and there was domestic violence. the pressures of caring for quadruplets got to be too much. a few months after they were born their father left. the quad and their mother eventually moved in with their grandmother in bodega bay. >> it was sweet and it was simple and like it just felt like this was how our family should be, happy, and i think that was the year that our mom passed away. >> reporter: their mother lisa was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. >> she started getting sicker. we didn't really understand what was going on. >> reporter: josh remembers the last time he saw her. >> so i guess some sort of complication happened where she had a heart attack and we had to see her getting wheeled out and she was like, i'll see you later. this isn't good-bye. we'll see each other again. >> reporter: josh and his siblings stayed in

the firm's history is legendary, from its founder, gabrielle, or coco, to its fans, including marilyn monroe. for leena nair, it's a chance to make history. leena: i want to change the world but look good while doing it. francine: on this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i speak to leena nair about her professional and personal journey, how it defines her leadership style, and her unique approach at the top of luxury. leena nair, thank you so much for joining us here on bloomberg. leena: delighted to be here. francine: what's it like being a chanel chief executive? leena: it is the best job in the world. it's creative, it's energetic, it's vibrant, the sector is doing well. it's a great place to be in. francine: so what kind of difference do you want to make at chanel? is it on the business, is it longevity, is it what it stands for, is it sustainability? leena: you know, i want to lead chanel into the future along with my team. and lead chanel into the future by protecting what's core to us, by protecting our differentiation, protecting what's unique about us. and by evolving as a s

the firm's history is legendary, from its founder, gabrielle, or coco, to its fans, including marilyn monroe. for leena nair, it's a chance to make history. leena: i want to change the world but look good while doing it. francine: on this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i speak to leena nair about her professional and personal journey, how it defines her leadership style, and her unique approach at the top of luxury. leena nair, thank you so much for joining us here on bloomberg. leena: delighted to be here. francine: what's it like being a chanel chief executive? leena: it is the best job in the world. it's creative, it's energetic, it's vibrant, the sector is doing well. it's a great place to be in. francine: so what kind of difference do you want to make at chanel? is it on the business, is it longevity, is it what it stands for, is it sustainability? leena: you know, i want to lead chanel into the future along with my team. and lead chanel into the future by protecting what's core to us, by protecting ourting what's unique about us. and by evolving as a scaled, iconic business a

host: marilyn, this is steve on the line for democrats. you are on with jerry dunleavy.aller: we always promote to the level of our confidence. we have the ashcroft report from the senate, the legislative branch going on for years. he always referred to it as the groundhog's day because it was dumping money into an endless war. at the end they said it was costing us $50,000 a day. that seems cheap relative to you ukraine. that's our new 20-your afghan war -- 20-your afghanistan war. the parade we saw, the parade that c-span showed on the taliban and everybody driving around in our military equipment says everything about that. what a shame to give up a base. a landlocked space. we were in the backyard of russia and in the backyard of china. right there, right where we needed to be right now in the backyard of china and russia. unfortunately, the senate -- it always comes back to the senate. they always talk about the senate. that is where all the incompetence lies, right in the senate. that is where all the hearings from biden to -- nothing ever seems to come of the hear

are the was marina marilyn from kings college learned. thank you for having me. it's now to the indonesian province of bali where tourism is getting a new tax. more than half of the 9500000 tourist who visited engineers last year went to body and authorities want to use this post. pandemic search to keep the islands beautiful. from this year, each visitor has to pay a 10 year old visitor tax. the money will go to environmental and cultural preservation projects that we use georg motus reports. these fishermen embodies largest mangrove forest pool. more than 8 tons of garbage out of the trees and the water every month. it's a problem for their crab traps. and the new mangrove being planted to restore the ecosystem. going again, this planting techniques, page mangrove for us to i had that if it's necessary for me mangrove trees that we plant them. i for all of us own, we elevate the ground and then protect the ceiling. with a mess, theme is to stop plastic garbage getting calls from the plant undercurrents, then pulling this up and by the piece to guided tours, tri

very disrespectful to marilyn! [laughter] too soon? even when trump does figure out how to come at kamala, it's not really landing. because most of the time, the bad stuff he's saying about her applies even more to him. >> if kamala will lie to you so brazenly about joe biden's mental incapacity, then she will lie to you about anything. she can never, ever be trusted. >> jon: yes, donald trump is telling america not to elect a liar. [cheers and applause] donald trump is saying that. i mean, for god's sakes, he's, like, the michael jordan of lying! or as trump would say -- the willie brown of lying! [cheers and applause] it is confusing. look, i hate to say it, but i don't think trump has got it in him to go after kamala harris. he's been fighting joe biden for six years! it's all he knows. he misses the fight so much that he was still workshopping nicknames for joe biden this weekend. >> what do you like better? it doesn't matter anymore. but what do you like better, crooked joe or sleepy joe? sleepy joe, crooked joe? [laughter] >> jon

there was marina marilyn from kings college learned. the german court has rejected an appeal by a 99 year old woman who was convicted of crimes committed during germany's nazi error. m god was given a 2 year suspended sentence for being accessory to over 10000 murders when she was secretary to the s s. commander of the studhoff concentration camp, an estimated $65000.00 people died and stood whole, including jewish prisoners, polish partisans, and soviet prussian prisoners of war. dw political correspondent, thomas barrow has more on this. now. tell us, give us more details on what him god was convicted out in god. f was a secretary, if you will for the command of stood tall and a such as she was responsible for internal and external communications for transcribing letters and so on. and the big question that came out during this trial was to what extent she actually knew of what was happening in stuart halls and judges throughout the trial, were able to confirm that she was aware of what was happening, inch to toss during the 2 years t

that was analysts to marina marilyn from the worst studies department at kings college funded or their correlation. coastal city of bizarre is drawing in tourists and locals alike with it's one of the kind a, c, oregon. it's an intricate network of pipes and chambers powered by mother nature. the musical sea front setup has become an increasingly popular spot as the heat. waves sweeps across the bulk this musical instrument is played purely by the waves that left the shore. the marble stepsons of darzy front tide 35 under water pipes that stretch across 17 meters, swallowing air from the waves to create music. the overdue of a separate boat is part of the waterfront, has turned into a meditative focal point of the city. a good which is very welcome and very necessary and today's busy stressful life. so this installation means a lot to us that for dial by selection on some of the other one was that the architectural wonder was created by architects and the color by church and opened in 2005. this helps transform the correlation time. now it draws tourists from all over the world. yeah.

the firm's history is legendary, from its founder, gabrielle okechukwu, to its fans, including marilyn monroe. for leena nair, it's a chance to make history. leena: and i want to change the world but look good while doing it. francine: on this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i speak to leena nair about her professional and personal journey, how it defines her leadership style and her unique approach at the top of luxury. leena nair, thank you so much for joining us here on bloomberg. leena: delighted to be here. francine: what's it like being a chanel chief executive? leena: it is the best job in the ss world. ss it's creative. it's energetic. it's vibrant. the sector is doing well. it's a great place to be. francine: so what kind of difference do you want to make at chanel? is it on the business? is it longevity? is it what it stands for? is it sustainability? leena: you know, i want to lead chanel into the future along with my team and lead chanel into the future by protecting what's core to us, by protecting our differentiation, protecting what's unique about us, and by evolving a