sheoes rk for mr. churchill's. so we speciaatio executive in vichy france, and she has a very good sixth sense. if you. and she finds out that the gestapo was about to come and get her. so she takes cuthbert her wooden leg. and she walks 50 miles through the pyrenees mountains in the middle of a snowstorm to get to neutral spain. she then cable is the british contact office in london saying, i am now in spain. but cuthbert gave a lot of problems and they cable back should crews. not realizing it was her wouldn't like she is gutsy. so in fearless brave she goes back into occupied france for oasis. you see there their original insignia there. and while bill donovan general donovan sends in and she does a magnificent job of espionage and then she comes at the end of the war, he wants her to be given a medal at the white by president truman. she says no, i want to stay undercover and ce my work whatever it may be. so he presents herthe army, distinguished service cr privately in his office, which the photograph h the m

and this is critical because it finally gets to mr. churchill, as you'll in the movie. and he the entire royal air force bomber command 800 plus to fly from england over panama and on the north central german baltic coast and bomb the secret base there. they do so, causing great havoc, great casualties. and it causes the nazi rocket project to go underground down into central germany and southern germany in the hearts mountains and in the four alps. and why is this so important this evening? because general eisenhower, our when asked the war about the importance of the raid on panama, india said it delayed the german rocket program six months in august of 1943. is the raid if that raid had occurred when it did, the germans would have had literally thousands of these v rockets going into the ports in southern england where the invasion fleet was gathered south hampton, plymouth, etc. . and those young men you saw in the first slide going on the troop ships to get ready to go onto the landing boats would have been fishing a barrel and they would have been slaughtered and

churchill? >> it is not [indiscernible] because finally you are judged by your action. people give allowance the first few months, but then they have to see whether you mean business. all political leaders, come up and obtain power by fighting corruption and abuse of power. the test is when you in the responsible position whether you can really deliver. the second of course, clear economic policies and you are right, because people become--that is why i started with deficit against political leaders, because the [indiscernible] is not met with concrete action, and thank you very much again. i need your support. malasia is the most stable and vibrant place to invest and i look forward meeting you individually in malasia. thank you so much. >> thank you so much mr. prime minister. appreciate it. chinatown. >> (music). >> welcome to san francisco japantown. >> san francisco japantown is the oddity downtown in the united states. >> it was founded in the late 1800s by japanese immigrants for construction over the jars japantown has become a home to a japanese community with

churchill? >> it is not [indiscernible] because finally you are judged by your action. people give allowance the first few months, but then they have to see whether you mean business. all political leaders, come up and obtain power by fighting corruption and abuse of power. the test is when you in the responsible position whether you can really deliver. the second of course, clear economic policies and you are right, because people become--that is why i started with deficit against political leaders, because the [indiscernible] is not met with concrete action, and thank you very much again. i need your support. malasia is the most stable and vibrant place to invest and i look forward meeting you individually in malasia. thank you so much. >> thank you so much mr. prime minister. appreciate it. >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers st

and mrs. roosevelt came here to christchurch with prime minister winston churchill. lord halifax, the british ambassador and lady halifax and others in their party to commemorate what roosevelt had called for the national day of prayer. and they prayed for three things. they prayed for strength in the coming conflict. they prayed for a just peace and above all, they prayed for forgiveness of our national of our national sins so that we would be worthy of the victory. they were asking god to grant us and that combination of of the willingness to commit military power in the name of freedom and also the humility to know that we can't prevail with military strength alone is really the trait of these two great leaders that i think has lessons for us today. churchill had crossed the atlantic for the second time. the this was a very dangerous crossing. the the atlantic was infested with u-boats that were taking a tremendous toll on allied shipping. he came here in the previous august in 1941. he met

churchill? >> it is not [indiscernible] because finally you are judged by your action. people give allowance the first few months, but then they have to see whether you mean business. all political leaders, come up and obtain power by fighting corruption and abuse of power. the test is when you in the responsible position whether you can really deliver. the second of course, clear economic policies and you are right, because people become--that is why i started with deficit against political leaders, because the [indiscernible] is not met with concrete action, and thank you very much again. i need your support. malasia is the most stable and vibrant place to invest and i look forward meeting you individually in malasia. thank you so much. >> thank you so much mr. prime minister. appreciate it. story. >> hi he my name is dean pes continue district 5 supervise and congratulate it sfgovtv on their thirty year anniversary thank you, so much for bringing transparency and accountability to government and for all you do happy anniversary. >> on behalf of all we want to say tha

churchill? >> it is not [indiscernible] because finally you are judged by your action. people give allowance the first few months, but then they have to see whether you mean business. all political leaders, come up and obtain power by fighting corruption and abuse of power. the test is when you in the responsible position whether you can really deliver. the second of course, clear economic policies and you are right, because people become--that is why i started with deficit against political leaders, because the [indiscernible] is not met with concrete action, and thank you very much again. i need your support. malasia is the most stable and vibrant place to invest and i look forward meeting you individually in malasia. thank you so much. >> thank you so much mr. prime minister. appreciate it. 5 o'clock. >> (music). >> co-founder. we started in 2008 and with the intent of making the ice cream with grown up flavors and with like and with tons of accessible freshens and so we this is - many people will like it and other people will like you my name is alice my husband we'

mr. vasyl , one more short question, please .churchill's rhetoric, which sounded 80 years ago, sometimes resonates with me today, in particular in what he is talking about from great britain, is it at all possible, in your opinion, a scenario that russia and britain... russia and france, in general these countries will clash again, but already on different sides of the barricades, i'm talking about is a war between russia and european countries possible now? let me , let's put it this way, answer as a historian, i will not go into the future, but i will say that in the past there were wars between britain and russia, there were wars between russia and france, wars between russia and poland, wars between russia and hungary there were wars between russia and turkey, there were wars between russia and sweden and so on and so on and so on, so the past shows us that russia had conflicts... in fact with all the states on the european continent, before which it could achieve, and let's not forget that the most famous one is the so-calle

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mr.well, to paraphrase your famous wartime leader winston churchill, it might not be the end but it could be the beginning of the end, because we are seeing the destruction of hamas' military machine in the northern gaza strip. william: but as the war rages on, palestinians are left with nowhere to go but south, to rafah. even from the wreckage left by another israeli airstrike, food is too precious to leave behind. mohammed: we heard a big explosion and when we got there we found the car as you can see it. the car contains flour, tomatoes, and meat. it was all for daily sustenance. william: despite her mother's comfort, young layan abbid just can't take it anymore. layan: we are scared, we don't want the war, we are scared. they bombed the car and we are scared. we don't want the war. william: yet more victims of war were rushed to the kuwaiti hospital in rafah, one of the few still partially operating. medical teams struggle to save those they can. the shadow of death won't leave. veter

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