." >>> a 12-year-old girl home alone. a man she barely knows at the door. >> i have one quick measurement to do. >> will she let him in. >> i would really be surprised if she does. >> see if your kid would never do that? you talk to your kids about strangers, but what about someone they've met once or twice before, like a contractor? >> what's up, man, john, remember me. >> would your child get in his truck. >> can you just go in the middle and i'm going to handle this to you. >> with actors trying to lure kids, we find out whether they know to stay safe. >> she's getting right by the truck. >> do you mind hopping in so we can get it right in the back. >> parents near by watching it all unfold. >> my heart is pounding. >> it's scary. >> some kids ace it. >> how are you feeling. >> some won't. >> dude, you just got kidnapped. >> what are you feeling right now. >> somebody could have just taken my son. >> then watch as i put my own son to the test. >> get away from him. it'serve wracking. grabhe kids and watch this one toge

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and it passed as a stand alone thing. this isn't part of the bud get or part of a big spending bill or ominous approach where this was a line item. this was its own quiet stand alone bill to get the americans with disabilities act. and nobody campaigns for congress by saying hey, send me to washington. i'm going to gut the americans with disabilities act. nobody says send me to washington, i'm going to stick it to disabled people. send me to washington and when i take my votes, you'll see blind people and people in wheelchairs being hauled out of the gallery in the house and arrested because i'm taking away the most important parts of the most important legislation that's integrated disabled people into main stream life into public adom na accommodati accommodation. there is no i'm wheelchair user's worst enemy caucus. when the republican-led congress pursues stand alone bills on issues like this, they know they don't want to brag about this. nobody promised constituents they would make things harder for people when they

rid of twelve years that is a merchant by the name of the king who isn't alone traded over three hundred thousand first from russia sending him on to germany and flanders and england. at some time around forty and sixty a young apprentice trader called hunts pavel's came to revenue he had heard of the wealth of the huns the attic merchants and was determined to try his luck here. in the. merchants from all over europe were tracked it to revolve but only a few of them were granted the privilege to trade here on their own account builds guarded their rights generously thank. you. thank you occupied a key position on the trade route to russia and on beyond that to the east for arabia and even to china. and. to operate in revolver traders had to be accepted into the select company of the guilds of the young gentleman traders like hans pavel's the relevant guild was that of the black adds that their abilities were a rigorous report to the test before they were allowed to marry a merchant and take up residence as a citizen of the town. pavel's did indeed become a member of the said guild of on

we have over 200 children at this orphanage alone. poor little things have been many days without food or bathing. some die on our hands. other times we get them through all right and it gives us great joy to see them happy again. earlier it was difficult for us to nourish these children, but now with the help of the have muchfficers, we pleasure of giving the children anything they want. we have only to ask for it and we get it. if we need anything at all, we have only to ask and the children get all the vitamins and anything that they need. we are making the best effort to make the children good citizens, but there are many of them who need support and we do all we can. with thousands of orphans seoul alone, there are thousands and thousands in all korea. with god's help we will help them to be happy children. and one day, good citizens. >> with the same unity and forcefulness with which it meant the challenge -- with with it met the challenge of communist oppression, the free world responded to the needs of the korean people. food

both uber and lift tell drivers turn down threats to kids riding alone.ou see they are not enforcing rules and that could put thousands at risk. >>. >> a lot of fun. and i enjoyed it. good extra income being retired. >> and a driver for uber and lift with 4,000 terrorists aris counting. >> i see it in palo alto, parks -- >> they are everywhere and not just once in a while. but kids should know better these days, he warns. than to get into cars with strangers. >> one time, one incident and it is a tragedy. >> uber driver accused of raping an unconscious teenager. >> that one time happened. >> with claim after claim of assault and rape. >> according to both companies guidelines, kids under 18 can't ride alone and drivers can't pick them up. uber says they risk access if they violate rules and they can be permanently banned and still mike says he declined up to ten a week. but someone is driving them around. >> do you think are companies are turning a blind eye? >> sometimes there is a little bit of turning away. >> why would they do that? >> money. they nee

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and they don't have to do it alone. there is so much support available to people who are interested in becoming resource parents. so, before you ever take in a child, you go through training. if you might be taking in children with medical issues or teenagers, you go through specialized training to teach you about those specific things. and then once you have a child or children in your home, you have a case manager that's available, and comes and visits with you, and counsels you on caring for the child. you have 24/7 support, you have dhs support with education, with healthcare. so, there's just--there's a lot behind you-- george: so, this idea that you don't have to do it alone, that really the way a lot of families would have sort of an extended family network, grandparents, that sort of thing, you all kind of have that built in in the work that you do. cecilia: yes. and we see resource parents relying on their own extended network as well, you know? george: sure. sheina, for you, as somebody who's--who you told me

we have over 200 children at this orphanage alone. things up in many days without food or bathing. some die on our hands. other times we get them and he , gives us great joy to see them happy again. earlier it was very difficult , for us to nurse the children. but now, with the help of the american officers, and the organization, we have much pleasure of giving the children anything they want. we ask for it and we get it. if we need anything at all, we have only to ask and the children get all the vitamins and anything that they need. >> we are making the best effort to make the kids in good, but there are many of them who need support, and we do all we can. with thousands of orphans in seoul alone, there are thousands and thousands in all korea. with god's help we will help , them to be happy children. one day, good citizens. ♪ >> with the same unity and forcefulness -- unity and forcefulness, the free world responded to the needs of the korean people. food arrives from australia and cambodia, belgian and cuba, new zealand and the ph

than this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these every day we got two or three more bodies victims of new explosions. so where does iraq even begin and who will help foot the bill the answer is simple if given the choice no one it will take tens of billions of dollars to rebuild mosul alone and there's a more pressing issue to deal with first the bodies the iraqis hoped the u.s. led coalition would help resurrect mosul since its bombing campaign created much of this destruction the americans and bluntly said no we freed you will spend two hundred odd million dollars fixing the pipes but aside from that you're in your own. as a coalition we are not in the business of nation building or reconstruction we must ensure that our respective nations precious and limited resources are devoted to preventing the resurgence of isis and equipping the warring torn communities to take the lead in rebuilding their institutions and returning to stability and the civilians in mosul the desperate and hopeless few that have returned have nothing she's never

are you confused by washington syria policy rest assured you're not alone trump says one thing while his generals do otherwise also brinkmanship with north korea is it working in one movie in the u.s. embassy to jerusalem is still a bad idea. fifty years ago britain and within to come together as a sleeping pill does this is what i believe because this is. the side effects were terrible but not on. the wall. across europe victims are still waiting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been able to justice and there's been a couple of. brushes been reaching out for decades for years down under food and saying look we've got to trade more this more trade and america is like no no you're an existential crisis because we have to give these deadbeats in congress a lot more money if you're going to create a fake enemy called with demand three hundred million dollars made all you go to trade with china and in the east and create a new ro

she was very alone and cold and scared.tain her life was over, she made a video to tell her parents good-bye. >> mom, and dad, i crashed my plane. i don't know if anyone will be able to find me out here. >> yet, here she is to tell the astonishing story of the day she crashed on the mountain top and one of america's most isolated places, and lived. the. >> oh, just thinking about it brings me back. >> at first she knew nothing and in a dazed recognition that she was alive, and a terrible trouble. she had little food, no warm clothes, no blanket for the frigid night and no idea where she was. only that she must have messed up somehow. earlier in the day when she first set out, everything seemed so promising. >> i took off and i was just so excited. i didn't have any hitches going to powell or cody airport. >> her problem started in greybull, wyoming when she had a hard time finding the airport tucked behind a mountain range. >> i used my gps and tried to look for the airport. i did find it but it was 10 minutes of looking fo

in twenty sixteen alone according to sport reader estimates the turnover on the global betting market was one point four trillion euros sixty percent made in football alone most of it in the i'm licensed asian market the illegal profit is estimated to be around sixty to eighty percent certainty the top these have nothing to do with that or have they when players make anywhere between fifty to one hundred thousand euros a week what is there to corrupt it's more likely that you will see money pollution in leeson competitions where the players and or persons involved are not paid on this level. therefore it's more unlikely that you would see something on the stove on the other hand or the temptation is higher if you see for instance that when you give you a strong example on a champions league final match you will see global wagering of more than one billion euro. indeed match fixing isn't just a lower league problem if history is anything to go by the top leagues and tournaments are not. there's a long list of corrupt cases. one thousand nine hundred eighty two thousand and six the cult

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one there were more than three thousand such killings last year alone one of the victims was nineteen year old brian little friends and neighbors tell us what happened why it was bryan killed extrajudicial killings when my rogue reporter on the job. little. trouble civilians during which the situation escalates. there's no longer a minimum for school games. with ruthless children lation military leaders were joking extent of the message. control of the airspace as it does an effective technological brings to conflagration mass destruction. coming from good makeup to commercial starting february third t w. this is the w. news live from berlin a weekend on the american had been to make or break coalition talks this weekend a new poll indicates slightly less than half of germans the support michael's hoped for coalition and they're losing patience with her after a drawn up wait for a new government also coming up saving the children of the so-called islamic state fighters who follow a man hoping to retrieve his grandson from an iraqi prison and face him from my childhood behind bars. a d

i was alone and locked up in a room that i named the dark house.as a room that was pitch-black. >> no light. >> no light. >> no windows? >> no. >> that's enough to drive somebody crazy. >> it was terrifying. >> amanda was sexually assaulted that day by her captors. some acted. some watched. there was no one to help. nigel was still held separately. >> it feels like that's a pivotal point where they do pretty terrible things, but they're all in it together now. >> the abuse that happened to me after the escape united them in my suffering. it prevented any one from judging the other. >> severe beatings followed. they kicked and punched her, leaving her with bruised ribs and broken teeth. amanda was not allowed to move off the mat, let alone walk around the room, something that had once given her solace. >> my prison was now the size of the mat, and i was in chains. >> can you remember what you're saying to yourself in the dark to get through every hour, every minute, every second. >> in the dark house, it was very often minute by minute. i felt like

the data shows one london street alone had over 300 offences. mopeds gangs on london streets brazenly stealing from pedestrians, some going to any lengths to take from their victims. indiscriminately the assault and threatening innocent people with the capital's busiest streets offering rich pickings.” streets offering rich pickingsi noticed something moving out of the corner of my eye and as i turned towards that i realised it was a mopeds but they still hadn't realised what was happening. they snatched my phone and drove down the road. it wasn't helplessness, it was definitely anger. he is one of many mopeds victims last year. new figures show that mopeds assisted deaths under robberies have increased six fold over the last two yea rs. increased six fold over the last two years. the data shows it as here on 0xford years. the data shows it as here on oxford street where most offences took place last year with 291 compared to sa took place last year with 291 compared to 3a the previous year and 13 in 2014-15. compared to 3a the previous year and

now he was already a member of the grand guild to which the most successful merchants belonged they alone had the privilege of engaging in foreign trade their lone decided who should sit on the town council and who consequently should have control over the fortunes of the city. high above the town hall the patron saint of the town old thomas. inside the building his predecessor who served for five hundred years as weathervane for the sea man and as a landmark presided over the city's good fortune. in the grand whole a storage room in earlier days for valuable trade goods a self-confident display of the hands and colors yellow and blue for the huns the arctic league red and green for wealth. as a respected merchant hans pavel's now had a seat on the town council in this capacity he was involved not just in the accumulation of wealth but also in providing for the spiritual care of the municipal community reveille commissioned works from the greatest artists of the day. and money was almost no object. a collection among the merchants of the town raised the princely sum of twelve hundred fift

i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. you have people who care about you, who love you, and who will do anything at all to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer, or a faith leader. answer hate with love, answer cruelty with kindness. we must also work together to create a culture in our country that embraces the dignity of life that creates deep and meaningful human connections and that turns classmates and colleagues into friends and neighbors. our administration is working closely with local authorities to investigate the shooting and learn everything we can. we are committed to working with state and local leaders to help secure our schools and tackle the difficult issue of mental health. later this month, i will be meeting with the nation's governors and attorneys general. we are making our schools and our children safer will be our top priority. it is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference. we must actually make that diff

yesterday alone, mr. president, the senate was open for nine hours yesterday alone. nine hours. nine hours we could have spent processing amendments and proceeding to votes. nine hours down the drain because democrats won't let us start the debate they spent months demanding. now that we can finally proceed to consider the underlying bill this morning, i hope my colleagues across the aisle will come to the table. the president's made clear what principles must be addressed if we are going to make a law instead of merely making political points. while our democratic colleagues can no longer prevent the senate from stalling the debate, they can continue to delay votes on amendments. i hope that won't happen. now on another matter, on monday president trump unveiled his proposal to improve america's infrastructure. today he'll host committee chairmen and ranking members at the white house for a bipartisan, bicameral meeting on that subject. i'm grateful the president is prioritizing this and reaching across the aisle. experts agree that america's aging infrastructure needs a lot of

i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be.people who care about you, who love you and who will do anything at all to protect you. so obviously, a heartfelt appeal to people, trying to comfort them, but the anything at all to protect you needs a little dissecting because last february, president trump eliminated a regulation that keeps guns out of the hands of people who either received disability benefits because of mental health, and he started by saying this was all about mental health, so how do you again square that circle? what do you think about what president trump just said? >> well, i appreciate his sentiment and trying to bring comfort to children and i appreciate him addressing the country and speaking directly to children. this is a time that what will ultimately matter is what we do beyond words. it's our actions that will speak volumes and will mack a differen difference in the lives of people. politicians will say words that are comforting and not back them up with action. what i am most interested in is what is

.>> she felt it teens heard it from someone else they would realize they are not alone. is something that they can live through. that they can deal with.>> reporter: it is making its way through schools across the country. and this night at the community center. at a crowd of 200. the head of -- a sponsor. no family is immune. two of her own children struggled with suicidal thoughts growing up and she had no idea until a friend asked.>> they were star athletes in gray students and had great friends. kids a struggle but you don't think they're struggling to that point.>> reporter: she speaks of it openly. so many families don't.>> they fear if they talk about it it will plan an idea in someone's mind and they will commit suicide.>> reporter: 12,000 calls come in each year. one in for our young people. the point of the film the the hotline yourself. >>> if you're worried about a friend tell someone.>> reporter: young people might think they can handle it themselves.>>> every one of these teenagers said don't worry about making them upset. tell their parents. tell a teacher

>> i am alone.ne of the things that would tie into this is the belief that inflation will still be lower than expectations in the marketplace have presented. if we will stay at a stock level of inflation that is 2% or below , this ties into the fed becoming more challenged to raise rates more than twice this year. very alone in the view because the march 21 meeting looks like a flat outlook for a rate hike. to expect only one more this year is not consensus. shery: we are also seeing most central banks missing on their inflation target. a chart showing you that aside from the boe, everybody else missing their goals. how much more time of relatively easy policy and given the interest rate differentials, will investors continue to favor the u.s.? >> i think that is correct, investors will continue to favor the u.s. i believe that the inflation numbers across the globe will continue to stay challenged just like they are in the u.s. i would know something i think is interesting about the yield curve in

exploited they talk about him as if he is there this is my son all i want is for them to leave him alone. the viral photo was taken by the white helmets a group marketing itself as a civil defense initiative their volunteers work a fight as diligently things as they have to see the hardest executive you know clearing up the mess. i. wherever jihadi factions first they bring their white helmets into all these like aleppo is no exception whether it's good. or any other hot bed of violence it's almost never just black or white but sticking a good versus bad label is so much easier especially when you have some stored away from the last time you. r.t. the british foreign office invited the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander franco to discuss the humanitarian situation in eastern guta he told us that finding a solution to the crisis is a joint responsibility. politicians we're going to send. you some good stuff. to get. you close for example of the room full of mines you can go there the terrorists holding the life of the people there not letting them out so we discuss with the brits yo

. >> the problems that we're facing here today cannot be solved by gun laws alone. and i'm going to tell you what we've done already and i hope -- >> were guns the factor -- >> absolutely, of course they were. >> is the weapon of choice. >> number one, fred, i absolutely believe that in this country if you are 18 years of age you should not be able to buy a rifle and i will support a law that takes that right away. >> reporter: a teenager who survived the shooting also confronted the florida senator about donations he accepts from the nra. >> can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the nra in the future? >> the answer is, people buy into my agenda. >> yes or no. >> well, i -- the influence of any group. the influence of these groups cops not from money, the influence comes from the millions of people that agree with the agenda. >> reporter: bill nelson said it was a mistake that no gun legislation was passed when the democrats controlled the house, senate and white house in 2009 and 2010. >> yes, gun legislation under those circumst

president, the senate was open nine hours yesterday alone nine hours nine hours wepe could ascd processing amendments and proceeding to vote nine hours down the drain because democrats will let us start the debate they spent months demanding. now that we can finally proceed to consider the underlying bill this morning i hope my colleagues across the aisle will come to the table and the president made clear what principles must be addressed if we are going to make a loss instead of merely nicking political points. while i democratic colleagues to no longer prevent the senate from installing the debate they can continue to the labels on amendmentsha. i hope that won't happen. on another matter, on monday president trump unveiled his proposal to improve america's infrastructure. today he will host committee chairman and ranking members at the white house for a bipartisan, bicameral meeting on that subject. i'm grateful the president is prioritizing this and reaching across the aisle and experts agree that american aging infrastructure and a lot of he help. nationwide 9.1% of our bridges are c

i want you to know that you are never alone, and you never will be.e people who care about you, who love you, and who will do anything at all to protect you. if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer or a faith leader. answer hate with love, answer cruelty with kindness. president trump in the wake of those shootings at the school in florida, in which 17 people lost their lives. last year, more than a thousand driving bans were issued to children who were not legally old enough to drive. some were as young as 12. motoring groups say the figures are "the tip of the iceberg". last year, a boy of 15 was detained for less than five years after causing the deaths of five people when he crashed a stolen car into a tree. phil bodmer has been to meet the family of one of those who died. he killed me. and, erm... we didn't get to see darnell, well, we saw him, but we had to look through a window... through a window, we couldn't touch him. we couldn't touch him. we couldn't see him — it was a horror movie. distraught sisters d

, only that they tended to leave the stuff alone. so you guys converged on the same empirical result. >> the situation in the post 1960's era with regard to laws against sodomy is parallel. at a certain point somewhere in the 1960's or around that time a consensus emerged and you can find discussions in private literature, private publications, but probably not so much among public officials but the consensus was let's just stop messing with this. you know, the general idea of maybe we should just leave these people alone. maybe what they're doing is just fine, too. you know, since the post 1960's. so it took a long time before the supreme court got around to talking about it but those laws were pretty much of a dead letter for sometime for several decades before the lawrence case came down. >> heading in a slightly different direction i have two questions about your articulation of the founders' view on the separation of church and state. it seems that in the race portion you separate out the ideological view of the founders from th

government since december with more than thirty fighters killed in high precision strikes on saturday alone the u.n. says some one hundred thousand civilians have been displaced by the violence stephanie decker reports from the turkey syria border. well this is a russian fighter jet shot down by opposition forces. i mean remember the pilot manages to eject but he didn't survive. for these syrian fighters it's a huge symbolic victory. russian the syrian government have intensified their bombardment province over the last two months government forces a slowly capturing territory in the south what is the last remaining syrian province under full rebel control. they're inching closer to the city of socket which lies on a strategic road linking the northwest all the way to the capital damascus territory that is now almost fully under government control. and in syria's complex web of regional and international allegiances some say this offensive has been well planned and has further implications been there are some people who are in fact wondering if there is a tacit agreement between the russian

side alone an assassin who looked over so it. into a sort of a me. do a softening of the knee monday. and. i'm looking into it. how much money to make. and how often. the last of the. hour hand and. i know of it. yet it's immaterial. to prepare her. her. or her. look jillian will. merely claim of have been. if you could talk to a guy your age who was client's a calm here what would you tell him. when he's. developed the thought of how it will to act and how. nor do i then. attach your sudden passing i found the just learnt. you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry but only i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met in my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some more fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as o

might have been alone when we had pizza," but he clearly states he doesn't think he was alone with herreturning to the white house, president clinton was extremely concerned about the line of questioning. >> he knows he's in big trouble. what does judge susan webber wright remind him when the deposition is over? "don't talk about your testimony with any potential witnesses." >> betty currie does not normal work ekends. >> what does the president do? he calls betty currie over. >> so she went into the office that sunday, and then he proceeded to walk her through several statements. >> "betty, when monica was over here, you could see and hear everything, right?" >> "we were never alone, right?" "she was only here because you were here, right, betty?" >> he not only is violating what judge susan webber wright told him to do, he is coaching a witness and telling that witness to lie. >> currie would then place numerous pages and phone calls to lewinsky that went unanswered. >> she was the chief facilitator. and the protectors literally tried to protect him from himself. they were loyal to t

but he's not alone. he's not alone among his contemporaries in making this claim. i have some language here from john dickinson, a founder we should all be more familiar with. somewhat forgotten in our own time, but he was acclaimed in his own time as the penman of the revolution. on more than one occasion he makes almost precisely this same statement. here i have him saying the bible is the most republican book that ever was written. and, again, even these two are not alone among their contemporaries. in maiming this statement. the bible is many things. god's word, it's a guiding lamp, divine handbook for doctrine, proof, correction, instruction, and righteousness, but is it republican? is it republican? and in what sense is the bible republican? what are they talking about here? well, as i've already mentioned, there were americans in the founding era who believe the hebrew republic which encompassed about a half millennium, they see in the hebrew commonwealth a form of government that they perceive to be republican in nature. it's a republican government well de

inge is not alone in feeling like this.nse shows an overwhelming lack of trust in local authorities to provide adequate care. it also says three quarters of family carers have no long—term plan in place for their loved ones. we're calling for greater emphasis on planning and more investment in social care, and i think we owe that to carers, for their peace of mind and for the disabled children and adults that they've supported all their lives. good quality care does exist, but it comes at a cost. at this specialist centre in yorkshire, it's not about looking after someone in the most basic way, it's about having the right support to live a happy and fulfilled life. i think that deserves a cup of tea, what do you think? i think it does. but with pressure on local authority budgets, can councils afford to provide quality care like this for everyone who needs it? we're currently serving some 168,000 people with very profound disabilities. the growth in the number of people up to 2025 will be another 25%. that demands more reso

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because they were taken to a sports stadium which was highly unsuitable for a matter of hours let alone days and people were held there for five days in boiling heat and are left who told me what it was like to be there and how they were taken by train then to another camp and most people were shipped on to one of the concentration camps mostly auschwitz where they were killed. let and her sister and her mother by a series of really clever ruses persuaded the germans to let them come back into paris they said they'd hidden further as the germans really needed further of siberia and machines to turn furs into coats that were really important for the german army so they came back into paris and then they consciously thinking of course i can't we don't have a vine king that's what's so amazing when your life is hanging by a thread in that circumstance yes and they were persuaded by their mother to jump off a moving train to lie between the wooden sleepers and then the mother came back and collected them then they walked into paris the mother managed to hide them with people paying out of s

the metaphor is we can't do it alone. there's an important intersection between the role of cities and states. and i often say that san francisco and the bay area is the bubble inside the bubble. what i mean by that, california is the bubble and the bay area is the bubble inside that bubble. when we are at the intersection of the bubble inside the bubble, we have tremendous opportunity to do great things. we also have a tremendous responsibility to take those risks, to try things out. and make sure whatever we do benefits all those in san francisco which is why good alternatives is perfect as a symbol of our goal at this intersection. with that, i want to really thank jessie denver for putting together this starring cast you're going to hear from. president bermejo has talked about some celebrity star power, but there are also others who are heros who do the daily effort of taking the brilliance and vision of the state of california and making it real on the ground. with that, i hope it sets the stage and i'll turn it bac

but she couldn't leave her mother alone and her mother was alone and had no pension so she was dependent on her daughter and it's hard when you bought it and. you were taught and use and so on august nine hundred thirty nine they part it was as if she thought she that. runs comet fled to scandinavia just in time world war two began a month later. germany became a hell for the jews who remained at the end of october one nine hundred forty one jews were forbidden by law to leave. the dr hilda worked for was drafted into the military at the start of the war. she got a job at a government insurance company and she maintained contact with her communist friends. this side of what might be done but at that time she was meeting often with a greater hugo and. no years day in one thousand forty and let's you know they went for a long walk and critter you go said you come alone a few friends are getting together. and one of them was my father and father so obviously and so that's how they met in one thousand forty i knew god and he invited her to come to elaine it's in the spring. i've been working