cross burning later. first, if you search the internet for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get here? will i see some kind of sign of modern-day racism? >> ta-da. >> the controversial billboard up in harrison in northern arkansas sparking nationwide controversy. it's sparked local outrage, some calling it racist. people say it reminds them of a very unpleasant time in their town's history. >> i need to talk to somebody about the billboard, and this lady will do. she's patty methvin, president of the harrison chamber of commerce. >> after i cried for a little while and kind of had a little hissy fit, then we started working on what do we do? how do you couer a blboard yes doesn't have an author? >> because there's no website. there's no name. there's nobody claiming cr

every year on the third saturday in june the black crosses carried up to life forms cross as sacristan has to prepare the service. countless three sean wish to keep it nice it's nice to faith is important to me so cute but i'm not a big church goer. i don't pray for hours every sunday. afternoon it almost means more to me to go down there in the evenings signals and check whether the candles are all out yet dance and think about the day for a couple of minutes and see if. that is the procession with the black cross begins in the valley at five in the morning it's a good seven hour hike to the church. of christ. there is the cross was erected here for the first time in around seventeen hundred to ward off bad weather hail it destroyed the harvest for three summers in a row. and. the nation wish to avoid when i talk to the people on the subject of weather always comes up i tell them if they carry the black cross up to me he will fix the weather it's always a special moment for me. but it makes this place complete. once the black cross is back in its place regular service is a held here a

crossing the perry a dramatic scene is very tricky with this fault line it has never been crossed in tunnel construction difficult. and. the rock is very unpredictable and very brittle in places that's why we have to work with great precision i said. wanted more than one hundred sticks of dynamite are needed to blast two to four metres of rock. the tunnel is set to open for rail transport in twenty twenty six the costs have been estimated ten billion euros the tunnels construction is politically controversial it's an important infrastructure project say proponents but critics say it's a black hole sucking up billions. looka has overseen many explosions but then never routine the preparations last several hours the fuse lines are connected last. seen the point i'm going to cure since we're in a closed space there's a big pressure wave the whole mansion shakes as does the ground and he threw a fit it will give a the it feels like a major earthquake the end of the demo. the lats phones crosses one of the loveliest vantage points in the dollar mines the season has begun for the longest f

once the black cross is back in its place regular service is a held here at lots fronts cross. three. years maisha new years. was. nice since. you do. you see. every sunday a different priest comes up from the valley. really you a. lesson on or brixton in german was a bishop's see for centuries in the eleventh century the town even hosted a conclave for the papal election is mainland mark is the cathedral whose cloistered boasts well preserved frescoes dating from the fifteenth century. this young man is used to posing in front of attractive backdrops know about birchard works as a model he was discovered after he had his picture taken my professional photographer who referred him to a fashion agency in milan. one photo shoot follow the next norbert spoke almost no italian at the time let alone english. he grew up in the past saya valley a farming region far from the world of fashion and glamour. when he found that assessed when i got out at milan station for the first time i was amazed at how big and tall everything was there i was from the past arriving in such a big city was

cross was dedicate yourself and push yourself more. cross was born dedicate yourself and push yourselft was his last ever professional match. he will go down as the best the game has ever seen. we're never going to see another phil taylor, in any sport, i don't believe, someone who can dominate their sport for that amount of time. but at the same time it is probably the coming of me but we were saying farewell to a legend. to shout in his face at the end, i was never going to do that, i have got too much respect for him. cross has now set his sights on becoming world number one. when your year starts as well as this, anything is possible. a bookshop in a small town in dumfries & galloway which allows holidaymakers the chance to run it for two weeks at a time, has proved so popular there are now plans to open similar stores in asia. the open book has been running forfour years, and there are no vacancies until 2020. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. between the hills and the sea in south—west scotland is a small town where they like their books — a lot. wigtown is scotlan

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i mean first crossed the u.s. border illegally when he was young that was with his parents and they settled in los angeles where they lived for fifteen years. i mean even got a green card. but things turned out badly he was a member of a gang fell foul of the law and was finally deep water. back in salvador meeting lupita transformed him. and it's a form of redemption he's taking her to texas to offer her a better life. than. the group moves from train to train with little or no sleep. i miss spotted a train that's leaving. lupita is exhausted she was hoping to rest for a few hours. but jaime is anxious the station doesn't look safe that too many illegals crowding around the freight costs. come us a little could. of. this on the go to in the. in the post yeah. at the point of. also upon that of the supported it. so it's all a good game in america and i don't see it but all my students you know who i was that a. knock on them you know put your joints almost all of them almost turned it on it's a good moment you alm

so lawyer says it's obvious that you didn't cross state lines. here 48 witnesses, and i can argue that in the person says that's an element i did enter you have to withdraw. >> the client doesn't get to decide what you will affirmatively say. the client can say,. >> so the letter gets up. crossing state lines is clearly prepared we want to talk about these other things. that violates the fundamental right? >> we don't think the case presents a question because it's a case in which there is not an agreement on whether to pursue acquittal. it wasn't a disagreement about strategy or how to be acquitted of murder. it's a huge difference in our position that only depends on the. >> you know how hypotheticals work. i want to understand that your position is the lawyer cannot vouch for any element of defense. any element tender the defense of a lawyer tells the jury that satisfied contrary to the wishes. >> our position is the defense that there framers enshrined in the sixth amendment that's recognized the rest of the common-law world is whether it's a

lights or crossing arms.ave you got to stop. you can't be taking any collapse. when people have their windows up and radio on and don't hear a train whistle, things can happen. >> harris: all right. john, how long have you been doing this? >> 25 years as an investigator, 10 years as an engineer. >> harris: so as i hear you and you say the crossing accidents are an epidemic, that's coming from a place of knowing. you have been there a long time. we appreciate your experience and you sharing with us your expertise. john hiatt, railroad investigator, thank you. >> you bet. >> harris: i want it turn now tore a spokesperson congressional institute spokesperson in a statement we just received. we had chad pergram on. our correspondent mike emanuel is also on the story. mike is sending this out. again, congressional institute quote a statement regarding the incident involving the train carrying members of congress. after consultation with leadership and the u.s. house and the u.s. senate, the retreat will proceed wi

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did you cross state lines? that's an element of the offense so if the lawyer says it's obvious that you did cross state lines. you have 48 witnesses. i'm not going to argue that you didn't cross state lines and the person says that's an element of the offense. you have to say i didn't or withdraw. >> no, no, no. the client doesn't get to decide squha you will affirmatively say. the client can say, even if it's just an element -- >> ok, so the lawyer gets up. look, they have to prove these things. crossing state lines, that's clearly proved but we want to talk about these other things so that violates this fundamental right? >> just so you and i are very clear about this we don't think this case presents the question because this is a case in which there was not an agreement on whether to pursue acquittal. this wasn't a disagreement about strategy about how to be acquitted of murder and that's a huge difference and our position in this case only depends on that. >> you know how hypotheticals work. this is a diff

reaching the border crossing in the dead of night. but . breaks revealing the beautiful countryside. in the darkness the group had made it into macedonia. now they set off north again towards the serbian buddha. and then she'd been. how many on a bottle. do you want. as the refugee crisis escalated that some politicians in the balkans and the rest of europe was slow to appreciate its sheer scale. tens of thousands of people were left without cash or assistance left to sleep and hedge rows and open fields. before that only can a few. you know she and her mother develop the convention but the character thought. that goes for you and me. even. or. i'm hot i thought how one. would sort of. handle. it. i don't. think. it gets. to get through the day to day thank you so much. about. your work. but thank you. thank you so much. but after taking a look around the station did out a surprise to find a group of refugees sleeping rough behind the platforms soon it becomes clear why they are that. back. in just a bit because i think. in. duffy the sort

everybody must know, everything is being done for that illegal crossings to the united kingdom are not possible. it is not a seek rent entry point to the united kingdom. i want to be clear here. this will continue to be the case. in no case will we allow the development of illegal transit channels. in no case will we allow a jungle to reappear and for illegal occupation of the territory. that's why i would like first of all to speak to the law enforcement organizations and the state authorities. of you in this context? first of all, i wish to express our thanks to you as the recognition of our fellow citizens in cali and elsewhere for the work you have been doing day after day and night after night. a remarkable work, which is often decried often carkeca toured and very vague and lies and manipulations have underlined a single aim, which is to jeopardize the government's policy. so we must educate people. we must methodically describe your missions. and in what conditions you are carrying out your missions. and i want the -- to say very clearly today. france is a republic. there is a p

. >> you know if you cross here you will be arrested. because it's an illegal way to enter canada. >> reporter: over the past year thousands have fled the united states across this unofficial border crossing in champlain, new york, leading to the canadian province of quebec. so many have fled that some are even calling it the new underground railroad. this is the new reality in america, refugees and asylum seekers leaving the united states. >> i'm leaving america because i was told i would be deported to burundi. we fled burundi when people wanted to kill us. i hope that in canada i'll be protected and then i'll live in freedom. >> you understand if you cross here it's illegal. you're going to be arrested. right? >> reporter: the asylum seekers push ahead anyway because they say they actually want to be arrested. most come from unstable countries in africa and the middle east, and they know that they can only claim asylum in canada after being taken into custody. crispin bayagwyze told us he made the decision to head to canada after spen

cross talking release the memo i'm joined by my guest the annual ferrazzi in washington he's director of grassroots political consulting and in atlanta we have kevin ship he is a former central intelligence agency officer as well as author of from the company of shadows and lake jackson we crossed to daniel mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime and i always appreciate kevin you drove three hours to come to this program so you get your you have the honor of having the first question here ok. kevin you know when i when i was growing up i was a young boy but i used to play hooky from school to watch the watergate hearings the only time i ever did that when i was a school kid even a student and it was quite fascinating it's probably why i ended up what i'm doing now and what was interesting then is that a crime was committed and then an investigation ensued and the nixon white house tried to recruit the f.b.i. to do dirty tricks to fix things to break the cov

people you know based on often based on economic reasons do continue to cross. it's. what happened is that it has become much more dangerous to cross and this flies in the face of what the trump administration's. says that while there's nothing on the border this idea that there's absolutely nothing and people are just crossing well we're looking at you know more fortification on the u.s. border than ever before and u.s. history but you know some point you know he says there's on one side he says well you know there's not enough there we need my border wall on the other hand you know we sort of seems to take credit for the idea that you know we're building a big beautiful wall and we're doing all these things when in fact is you know you know some of some of the the infrastructure there even if it's not you know mortar was under president obama and bush and even and even clinton who got during that time who got those contracts by the way was this halliburton or who was getting the contracts to do these things to build what is there on the existing border. well w

the 1-year-old was crossing -- 11-year-old was crossing the street when she was hit. >> i work with 9 and 10-year-olds. that is horrible. >> it happene a.m. the police shut down the eastbound side of pennsylvania for four hours. as they worked the case. >> we know right now we have a juvenile struck. taken to a local hospital. investigation is ongoing. >> the driver stayed on scene. this isn't the first accident at the intersection. july 3 last year we told you about a man struck and killed crossing the same street. speeders are common but he feels safe crossing the street. >> i am sorry to hear about the child getting hurt. not a problem for me, though. follow the rules with the lights. q: i did some digging and found out there were 31 accidents at this intersection last year. 13 involved serious injuries or death. in district heights i'm q mccray, abc7 news. larry: the longest serving republican senator is calling at it career. orrin hatch will not seek re-election when the seat comes up this fall after 40 years on the hill. many believes his retirement will clear the way for mitt r

helped out with the red cross forfive years, cindy, how you've helped out with the red cross for fiveth the red cross forfive years, cindy, how does it compare with what is seen before? this compares probably a little bit differently because it is a mudslide, where people had to be rescued out of the mudslide. i have been to other national disasters here in the united states. but what doesn't compare it is our care, we give the absolute care to everyone who comes to american red cross shelters. they have a warm cot with bla nkets shelters. they have a warm cot with blankets and pillows and three warm meals a day with snacks and drinks. we have nurses here, we have people to speak with them. we have provision for their animals. many of them brought their animals. when they arrived at a shelter yesterday they arrived at a shelter yesterday they were covered in mud, the animals and the people. they were able to have nice warm showers and clea n able to have nice warm showers and clean clothing provided to them. and also we gave all of the animals pass to get them warm and clean. and what

for this verify our researchers checked with a plummer and then the red cross. first the plumber. >> you actually want to keep your pipes open like leave the valves open. >> now here are some things you should do. the red cross suggests that you leave your kitchen cap nets open to get warm air to your pipes and if you're going to be away for a long period of time both the plumber and the red cross told us that you should let your faucet drip so water is always moving through your system. don't turn your pipes off completely unless you're ready for a big upheaval. >> if you were to just shut it off you'd have to drain it completely and you'd have to use nitrogen and some other professional tool to get all the water out. >> nobody wants to do that. we can verify that this is mostly false. you don't want to turn off your water unless you're fully prepared to drain your pipes. >>> first, know where and how to shut off your water from the main shutoff valve. insulate those pipes near outer walls in crawl spaces and attics. disconnect your garden hoses, and finally sh

red cross says it's running out of blood and flu is one of two reasons why. >>> what we need, heavier snow for sierra. i'll have look at totals and how much we could get coming up in eight minutes. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) past five days. two of them -- from the bay >>> there is tragedy in paradise. three men died in maui in the past five days, two of them from the bay area. oakland man was found face down in the water. business partner says he was snorkeling when it happened. nbc bay area cheryl hurd talked to one of his neighbors to try to find out what happened. >> reporter: brian was well-known in this glen view neighborhood, big personality, active in neighborhood watch. shocked to find out what happened

cross a. router it was very dangerous and that many of their friends and parents were dead because of that sound of their young people from one salah wanted to cross browser here and. what makes the approach of this charity so innovative is not its idealism but its pragmatism in linking the economic interests of spanish citizens with the well being of those in a remote iraq and village. it costs taxpayers in spain two thousand euros every time that a drowned man is sent back in a coffin so far better to spend that in developing the migrants place of origin and adoption of sorts that others can emulate we wanted to make from their home salah a good place to leave because it these are good places to live. we have started building a small clinic a classroom for the children. we have started to given them. in order to avoid to adopt a little children work in the in the country because we understood that that is better data literacy and remain in the school i mean because if they are working in the

defiance and resistance at this new time it means nothing at night and freedom life on the edge of cross border tension lebannon living on the blue line at this time on al jazeera. welcome back reminder of the top stories here and al-jazeera a bomb attack in afghanistan's capital kabul has killed at least ninety five people and injured more than one hundred fifty others the taliban is claiming responsibility a place in honduras have fired tear gas at protesters on the streets of the capital angry at president one orlando and as is normal ration the opposition says there were irregularities in the election and one of the richest men saudi prince. has been released from detention in a riyadh hotel and says he'll be cleared of corruption charges. mali's army says at least fourteen of its soldiers have been killed in an attack on a camp in timbuktu it says at least seventeen of the attackers were also killed and the army is now back in control of the base it's the worst attack on the security forces in over a. the syrian observatory for human rights says the bombardment of a damascus suburb

the ground and we know within this conflict aid has always been a very difficult thing to negotiate cross lines all sides need to agree so that will be also one of the huge challenges ahead one of the world's richest men has been freed in saudi arabia after being held for two months and allegations of corruption prince all waleed bin talal is the latest high profile detainee to be released on a hawkster reports. just hours before billionaire saudi prince and waleed bin talib was released from the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh he conducted an interview with the reuters news agency from the suite where he'd been confined been tell is one of saudi arabia's most prominent business men and one of the world's richest men but he's been held for more than two months accused of corruption in the interview he described the entire situation as a misunderstanding there no charges ok just some discussion between the government you know i mean but the rest assured that this is. no protection that we have and we're just in discussion with the government on the various matters and that i can't divulge rig

the cross—channel challenge with plenty at stake.eat would end their european hopes. dave ewers‘s first half try kept them alive. tense, tight, not much space but then when you have 0lly woodburn on the wing, you don't always need it. that was brilliant, his second perhaps was even better. this secured the bonus point that may yet prove crucial in the fight for second in their group. the chiefs are back in charge. in ulster, a battle to lead league 1, that is where la rochelle have been for most of the competition. the french side once appearing unbeatable, now seemingly breachable. tries either side of half—time enough for ulster. they now go top, and with just one game to go. this fixture was once a derby while wasps have moved, plenty of rivalry remains. that rivalry has gradually reduced, so to the numbers on the field. with the game's final breath, ha rlequins field. with the game's final breath, harlequins let out a rule ijust huge blow. an extraordinary winds. england's lisa ashton has won her fourth bdo world darts title. ash

defiance and resistance that at this new time it's means not for tonight and freedom life on the edge of cross border tension lebannon living on the blue line at this time on al jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you. women and children among the dead off the civilian planes target a market and hospital and the rebel held province of. and welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth piron and also ahead the f.b.i. deputy director andrew mccabe steps down from his post ahead of his planned retirement in macho. colombia suspends peace talks with iran rebels after a series of bomb attacks and somalia's government sets come up with a long term plan to deal with the country's drought famine and food shortage. so we're warplanes have launched an offensive on the rebel held province of idlib killing at least twenty eight people women and children among the dead say the jets targeted a market that a hospital treating people wounded in the earliest strike. meanwhile russia is hosting a new round of talks in sochi aimed at ending the war the un as they have botched the main syri

there are also three champions and a two time world champion cross-country skier none of them have ever tested positive for doping the number of russian ice hockey players bobsledders and the figure skaters who did not even participate in the two thousand and fourteen olympic games are also missing from that list some of the sport's unions and federations have already demanded that the i.o.c. clarify its decision the i.o.c. head was has claimed it wants to give way to a quote new clean in generation the i.o.c. wanted to give clean russian athletes the opportunity to participate and give a young and new generation of clean russian athletes the opportunity to be at the olympic games and be ambassadors for a new clean russian sport or we asked a former sweden hockey center anders carlsen and the canadian hockey coach scott macpherson for their views on the exclusion of clean russian athletes. i think it's awful i think russia should go with the best team because they have the best hockey players side show and it's going to be sad for the tournament but the best russian is not coming to i t

every day and for us as well aaron for the red cross. here in south sudan we also lost one of our staff members and last year this was the most serious the fact that we had seen on the i.c.r.c. in very many years. and here in south sudan and of course. this is something that we are very sad about and something that we are affected by every day in our daily work here in south sudan so mari how hard is it for you want to personal level when you've lost friends and you've lost colleagues you want to serve the needs of the most vulnerable but you also realize that you and your colleagues are increasingly coming under attack. i mean when kennedy our i.c.r.c. staff member was shot and killed in september last year he was without the need for that had been working with i tested in six thousand and fourteen when that happened we could really see that the south sudanese that that well i think the national staff here in south sudan we really got together and we were shocked and saddened by by what happened and this is something that reminded us ab

the crossing guard. if you hear the sound of the train coming stay far away and don't try to be the crossing guard to get where you need to go. it's better to wait because the train cannot stop. >> a smart train started running in the north bay of late august last year. a cyclist was struck in october but did not suffer life- threatening injuries. this is the first time anyone has been killed in the path of a smart strain. for several hours streets were closed to traffic as investigators gathered. and has since reopened and investigators are taking a closer look at the video from the front of the chain to get a better idea of what may have happened. they are in the process of interviewing the train engineer and passengers on board this morning.>> there is outrage about the noise of the train coming through cities and they have established quiet zones in certain areas where the train is not allowed to honk it's horn coming through some of the crossings. i'm not sure if this happened in santa rosa do you k

about evy six week on this small ranch and over the past 20 years we had about 10,000 people die crossingthe border and about a thousand of them are children. if we had a secure border at least we would have the knowledge and situational awareness to know where these people are so they don't languish in the middle of nowhere after they crossed the border or after they pay somebody $5,000 or $10,00 $5,00o three across the border. they take them across the border and say it's a thousand miles away so we need border security are the people that are making poor decisions to come across. it's much likely delete a less likely they will attempt to do it except for legally. then the other thing that's happening on the side of the border between gaz between thoue who died over 20 years are a the who we have identified and i'm sure that there are many more that we couldn't do without on the uss weightlifter crossing the border. one other thing i learned was the criminal action and criminal gangs basically run every mile of the border and if you pay one of them and don't pay them, you are likely goi

every week millions of doses of poison cross our border. now, we talk about the opioid epidemic. , and we know a vast majority of the opioids, the heroin, the fentanyl, the different variants of opioids that are coming across the border, are coming from south of the border. either by water or over land. so if that's not a compelling case of compassion nat, a compassionate case for marrying border security with what we're trying to do with immigration reform, i don't know what is. we're not talking about a wall. we're not talking about a 2,300-mile wall. i've been chris sited for years because i sit on the judiciary committee. we've had a umin of hearings that would -- we've had a number of hearings that would never make sense. people, technology, infrastructure is what border security called it. we're asking for the baseline funding and build it out over time. walls where it makes sense, fences, and reconnaissance in some places. that's all we're asking for. there is a deal to be struck here very cuckly. but you don't do it by going around

you're looking live from the blue cross riverrink in pens landing.lier today, out at the rink, we were told there were more than a thousand people there, and we've got a lot of people there now even though it is bitterly cold out there. and now it's the moment you have all been waiting for as we count down to 2018. let's listen in and enjoy. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> space, the final frontier. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ !aav ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering and applauding] >> one giant leap for mankind. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow, what a treat. that's all for our nbc10 riverrink new year's eve fireworks special. i'm erin coleman. happy new year. >> happy new year. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> this week on "in d

why do people cross their legs while sitting down. well there is no known scientific reason for it's the effects of this habit up on people it's pretty clear. it's a form of body language when it says this is comfortable although my legs are crossed i'm feeling relaxed. general men tend to stay in their legs when seated women less so. some doctors say it's a matter of biology generally have now where hip socket on their hip joints are shaped differently therefore so the theory it's harder for them to cross their legs . that explains why males like to spread race perhaps in the hope of demonstration virility on the truck to today however displays like these are left acceptable in cities like new york and madrid there's been calls for a bomb on mom spreading. many people say mons breading is nothing more than macho posturing and kind of body language used to reinforce gender stereotypes of male dominance on female submissiveness. crossing your legs sends a much more discreet message on his old phone labeled a typically feminine pose a g

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easy to see but crossing countries means crossing the intimidating. it's ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that when threatens and forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with frontex the european union's border agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister was sort of intimate that the police came up to us in the boat they told us you can't cross and they made us turn around these two traffickers claim they witnessed a boat load of passengers being shot at from the greek side and i came with part of it dedicated they saw the greek military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't helped him he would have drowned. is this syrian actually

i do not care if there is a cross or not when the judge addressed this issue in court i just don't really understand the problem bosses in the various ministry of justice say this should never have been an issue in the first place. the presence of crosses in courtrooms does not prevent the state from up holding religious and ideological neutrality. religious rights for christian converts in germany is a hot issue particularly in places like mice but the toll on the border with austria is where many refugees and migrants either arrived or at least passed through in twenty fifteen and the move by judge schmidt has prompted a ferocious backlash on social media deep over and people this is a slap in the face of all christians do you still want to trample on your christian religious the raja school of mantua lost for words such an error in the trial of afghan islamists judge class you're against me it takes cross offense from the war of the courtroom the sophisticated islamization in this country continues judge close your are you insane such a disgrace this story comes as the trial of a diffe

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she is wearing a red cross uniform. the masks are those of other men's faces they are trying to create. they were looking for a way to rehabilitate men whose faces had been shattered. find a way they could go back to their homes and families. -- look at this poor man here. you realize how badly damaged he is. today, this would seem preposterous, you would have a mask like that, but that was the best they could do. steve: cutting-edge technology then. mr. lubin: absolutely. steve: what do you think when you look at those pictures? mr. lubin: we talking about the man in the mask? why do we ever get into war? why do we think we can solve our problems by defacing other people? by ruining not only their lives, but the lives of their families? one of the thing my research tells me in every war, our side is always the good side. and those people on the other side of the bad guys. that binary, was so often reproduced in the art. somehow, society has to mature. we have to get beyond that. we have to find ways to stop wars and ke