on sicily's north coast, patents seventh drove eastward towards messina.ded the oil refineries in romania with 300 tons of explosives. the initiative no longer belonged to the nazi fascist activists, in the air or on the ground. the ruthless drive for world conquest have been stopped all the way around the earth. from north africa to the pacific where u.s. army troops and marines captured airfields on the island of new georgia. ♪ on the same day our troops took those air fields, soviet forces drove across central russia. key military targets on the italian mainland were being mauled by our air force. our ground forces were also hitting the enemy with devastating power. ♪ the crushing defeat suffered by the axis in north africa and patton's advance towards the strait of messina were demoralizing to a fascist regime. he once triumphant cesar god who looked like this at the height of his power and whose fascist legions slaughtered african tribesmen now looked like this. mussolini had led his people through a nightmare of military disasters. the king of italy

on sicily's north coast patton's seventh captured palermo and drove on eastward toward messina.air, 177 american b-24 bombers raided the oil refineries at loesti in romania with 300 tons of explosives. ♪ the initiative no longer belonged to the nazi fascist axis in the air or on the ground. [ the ruthless drive for world conquest had been stopped all the way around the earth. from north africa to the pacific, where u.s. army troops and marines captured the munda air field on the island of new georgia. on the same day our troops took munda, soviet forces smashed german defenses in central russia. [ artillery fire ] ♪ key military targets on the italian mainland were being mauled by our air force. >> our ground forces were also hitting the enemy with devastating power. [ explosions ] [ artillery ] the crushing defeat suffered by the axis in north africa and patton's advance toward the straits of messina were psychological poison to a badly shaken fascist regime. the once triumphant caesar guard who had looked like this at the height of his power when his fascist legions are slaugh

. ♪ our drive across sicily was aimed at the keyport of messina just across the , narrow straits whiche sicily from the italian mainland. ♪ the germans fought stubbornly, utilizing every defensive advantage offered by the rugged terrain. italian forces offered little resistance. ♪ [explosions] patton's seventh american army attacked from one side while general montgomery's eighth british army pressed from the other. citizen soldier g.i. joe had fought and defeated the best the nazis had to offer in north africa and had taken the enemies y's measure. ♪ now he was a veteran who had growing confidence in himself and his leadership. he was a soldier. whether he knew it or not, he was adding new glory to the traditions of the american war'sng man, and that the outcome, the word defeat, had never been written on the scrolls of that fine tradition. ♪ in many areas, there was nothing more than a rut for a road. [explosions] so units of the seventh army did a little amphibious leapfrogging along the coast in their push for messina. ♪ [explosions] ♪ [explosions] while our seventh army pushed sic

on the 17th of august 1943, 38 days after the invasion began, patton's seventh army took messina and all sicily was in allied hands. as well as 100,000 italian prisoners. most of the nazis had escaped to the mainland across the straits of messina. 11 days after the fall of sicily, allied headquarters in the pacific announced the end of all japanese resistance on new georgia island. general mcarthur forces were starting on the road back. we had already begun our island hopping in the central solomon's. but, the battle for nazi held italy was only beginning. on the 3rd of september, two british divisions crossed the straits of messina to land on the toe of the italian boot. six days later, american forces struck the beach at solar no, 30 miles south of naples. they met stiff enemy resistance. four days after the landings, the enemy launched a strong counterattack pouring in some of its best troops. for a time, our foot hold was precarious. supported by concentration of combined firepower from aircraft, naval guns and artillery, the allies held the beach had. the heavy pounding by land

most of the nazis had escaped to the mainland across the straits of messina. ♪ 11 days after the fallf sicily, allied headquarters in the pacific announced the end of all japanese resistance on new georgia island. general mcarthur's forces were starting on the road back. we had already begun our island hopping in the central solomons. but, the battle for nazi held italy was only beginning. on the 3rd of september, two british divisions crossed the straits of messina to land on the toe of the italian boot. six days later, american forces struck the beach at solar no, 30 miles south of naples. ♪ four days after the landings, the enemy launched a strong counterattack pouring in some of its best troops. for a time, our foot hold was precarious. supported by a concentration of combined firepower from aircraft, naval guns and artillery, the allies held the beach head. the heavy pounding by land sea and air was too much for the nazis. they fell back as our own forces pushed on towards naples. by then, italy had surrendered unconditionally, now officially out of the war. ♪ october 1st, 1943,

. >> and it seems though, jim messina, the president is not trying to find politically supportive doctors, doctors who are willing to help him and campaign and go on television and tout some of the things he's been touting. this could be effective? >> it could be. i mean, you know, in the short term americans believe their health care professionals in the middle of this crisis more than anyone else. president trump's got a real problem on these issues. there's a poll showing him with unprecedentedly low numbers. 57% of americans no longer believe anything he says on the covid crisis. his approval rating is down to 41% of all voters and more importantly 32% of independent voters. he now trails in every single battleground state. so he's going into this with people not believing him so he's naturally reaching out to health officials trying to have them

at the european university institute's school of trans national governments and in london virginia messina managing director of the world travel and tourism council welcome to you all virginia i'll start with you one of the priorities when you start working out a path out of this towards recovery what do you look at 1st. thank you very northern claire thank you for the vacation today and we've obviously i mean we've looked looked at this a different faces so in the media crisis of course the pro is he was looking at the appropriate funding for our member companies and so we did a lot of campaigns in not being with with with some of the government just to recognize the importance of our industry which as you might know last year it represented 10.3 percent of global g.d.p. and 330000000 jobs so that's one in 10 jobs in the planet so we were trying to put obviously bring things into context in cherubs of the importance of the sector and then try to get the appropriate resources we're obviously now trying to look forward and hopefully pro recovery that is going to be mainly split into 2 faces

former obama white house deputy chief of staff jim messina. and former u.s. surgeon general, dr. murphy. let's talk about the president being wedded to this hydroxychloroquine despite the warnings, despite the risks associated with it. i want to bring dr. murphy in then to talk about the medical facts. kristen? >> we saw president trump, who was increasingly defiant on tuesday about this, andrea, when he was asked about the potential risks about the studies which showed that ultimately it didn't have a benefit in treating coronavirus. of course, the question looming over it, can it be used to actually prevent are the canning covid-19? president trump made the claim that thousands of frontline workers are using the medication. we did a little bit of a fact check. checked with the largest medical association, which said they don't have data to back that up at this point. the white house points to the fact they're about a dozen or so trials that are slowly getting under way to try to test that theory. those trials though in their early stages. so they say that's what president trump

back to the european union's proposal to relax restrictions and revive the block's economy virginia messina is the managing director of world travel and tourism council she's joining us on skype from london thanks very much indeed for being with us it seems that one of the things that has to be overcome is actually making people confident about travelling how important is that do you think. yeah absolutely 100 percent thank you for having me today and we actually doubly t.t.c. just released yesterday i mean it's a safe travels protocols and this is all about me gaining this confidence so we do believe that that is going to be critical in these new face of reopening or we starting trouble before a vaccine is available how important as well is the transparency of what's happening in individual countries because as we know the response of different countries is happening at different stages and in different levels and getting that information across to people who might want to travel is going to be quite tricky isn't it yes definitely transparency and these certainty for the traveler so the fa

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is now past 30000 comes a day after britain registered the highest death toll in europe when the messina scientific advisors to the u.k. government has resigned professor neil ferguson breached the coronavirus lockdown rules he helped to create a receiving secret visits to his home by a woman. as a number of deaths in the us approaches $73000.00 president trump appears to have backtracked on winding down the white house virus taskforce instead he says it will shift towards efforts to reopen the economy and focus more on vaccines but the president still being criticized for turning his attention to the economy while deaths continue to rise which of an isr. state television has broadcast video of what it says is one of 2 american mercenaries captured during a failed armed incursion on monday the man says he was instructed to seize control of caracas airport and take president nicolas maduro to the u.s. and who has accused u.s. president donald trump trying to oust him from power. people in power is up next looking at life under lockdown in italy ivan after. every generation has a higher pu

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i mean, you know -- >> loggins >> my point is it's an awful -- it's an awful song and loggins and messina'll take, but kenny loggins. >> come on, man. >> with that said, there are a lot of people that bow at the feet of david terp for good reason, but those people, maybe we shouldn't listen -- if you liked him when he was bullish, you have to respect him when he's staying this is one of the most overvalued markets in his career and that on top of what stan drunkenmiller said it has to give you reason for concern and kudos for dan nathan who will fricka see me at some point of the show while the market's been going higher. the good point about today if there is a good thing is that the s&p traded smack down to 2790 held and bounced 30 handles into the close i'll take that as a ray of sunshine, but you doused it with that awful choice of music >> i actually called for that specific song, guy, knowing that you hated it dan nathan, frickasee now or later? >> listen, guy mentioned that technical level 2790 i think what's interesting about that is that in the s&p 500 that is almost exactly the

. >>> i want to bring in jim messina, the former white house deputy chief of staff for operations in the obama administration. jim, your reaction to the former vice president's comments earlier today. >> well, i think politically, he did exactly what he should -- had to do. he addressed it straight up and unequivocally denied the allegations and called for complete transparency. and to tina's point, that's what this case needs. need to look exactly into this. he said we need to listen to the victim. listen to the accuser and now figure out where we go forward. and i think the vice president did politically exactly what politicians need to do in this situation. >> should he have done it sooner? because the argument in the last few weeks is that his surrogates have had to do the talking for him. and this is only about him. >> yeah, it's a good question, stephanie. i think it is what it is. we are where we are. we all can play monday morning quarterback of the biden campaign, and i know it's fun to do, but he addressed it very strongly this morning. he called for complete transparency,