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many victims are still waiting in vain for financial restitution. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10. 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was time, you know, and that is why i think the previous week we ought to be because of my kitchen. and the 2nd blast, it's when i was thrown out. and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement . i looked like i had died. so they thought that those severely injured she survived. and that they almost similar 10 years me. bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya, and dar es salaam, tanzania, the blast scale 224 people, and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right next to the embassy. she was retired and medical grounds at only 42 years old. nevertheless, she still wanted to work, but was rejected because of medical reasons. i was not the noble woman that would be the woman who used to go to the office and my family. if it were not to be raised, i feel so sad that i'm not able to you know, to wor

statements, perhaps in exchange for a pardon. 16 days later, warm beer discovers that his hopes were in vain. he is publicly sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for subversive activities. his condition from this point on remains uncertain. just shortly before takeoff, dr. mike flook eager is given the few details known about warm beers condition. i had one small written note, one paragraph about his condition, saying he was in a coma. that being french of hospital. that's really all i knew except that he had been hospitalized for 15 months. was looking, are worried about the threat of war. not really. he said, i think i had felt that the relationship between north korea and the us had been bad for a while. no, i thought if this door had opened to bring a warm beer back and there in negotiations to ease things a little bit. 7 in fact, north korea's sudden diplomatic efforts surprises the u.s. negotiators. mickey bergman is one of them. since warm beer is arrested, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. bergman works together with bill richardson, former gover

he had tried in vain to join doenitz. his government disguised as a regular soldier. himmler was picked up by a british patrol before committing suicide. at the end of the war, the nazis monstrous crimes had come to light. when the americans liberated order of concentration camp into riga, they found few survivors. the conditions were indescribable. along with the u.s. troops, specialists came to the liberated camps to secure evidence and to arrest potential war criminals. my mind just refused to grasp what my eyes saw. i was coming in there to prove the crimes. and these people who are lying in the jury, mostly you couldn't tell if they were dead or alive if they stirred. it was unusual . these were objects and you cannot look upon them as human beings. they didn't look like human beings, many of them as flagrant as the nazis inhuman policies were. it was still an incredibly complicated task for investigators to bring those responsible to justice. the crime of genocide didn't exist and there was no legal mechanism to prosecute the internal affairs of a terrorist stat

embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam and tanzania to this day, many victims are still waiting in vain for financial restitution. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10. 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was time, you know, and that is why i think the previous week we ought to be because of my kitchen. great. the 2nd blast, it's when i was thrown out. and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement . i looked like i had died. so they thought probably i was though severely injured. she survived. and that they almost imitate his knee. bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya, and dar es salaam, tanzania, the blasts killed 224 people, and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right next to the embassy. she was retired on medical grounds at only 42 years old. nevertheless, she still wanted to work, but was rejected because of medical reasons. i was not the normal woman, there is a woman who used to be my belief. and if it were not to be a race, i feel so sad not able to, you

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the deaths were certainly not in vain even though they never should've happened. jeanne mend birx, eugene's niece, today is quite an artist out on the west coast and she said as i was growing up, i knew about eugene, and i felt him within me. he was driving me to do something creative. he wanted me to be a writer and i never got the chance so i must be an artist to at least have someone to something creative like that to honor his memory. natalie schneider, billy hops grand niece, don't ask me to figure out who she is. anyway, the family told me she was a grand niece. i think she was in college now but when she wrote the paper she was running for english honors class. they could write a paper and anything. it shows a topic on imaginary soon were patty, hobbes is telling the siblings including nancy, but he was killed. natalie, 60 years leader is writing about something that obviously has met so much to that family. because of these, things sunny living, the girl who was supposed to marry eugene, hunter family, united. they had gotten together for all these years,

in washington, there echos lincoln's pledge that they shall not have died in vain, that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. it has not perished, nor has liberty, which thomas jefferson reminds us is a tree whose roots are nourished by the blood of patriots. many have been memorialized beside the potomac. brave soldiers. some are known, some unknown. further along the potomac, a goal of tourists for over four generations, lies peaceful mount vernon, a gentleman's estate, a quiet shrine. it is best described by the man who lived there. no estate in united america is more pleasantly situated than this. and now gaze down at williamsburg, a town begun 100 years before george washington was born. its capital building still seems new. a million visitors a year come to see the 18th century colonial village as it looks restored. but we cannot linger. there's so much more to see. there's shenandoah. and suddenly, when least expected, the great far west of north carolina. you reach this gun fight by coming up a sky ride almost a mile long. and

-- bungled from the beginning, that these men died in vain. the battlefield is almost entirely gone to development. it doesn't really look like a battlefield. the story itself is not one that is life-affirming. how do you deal with that, visitors who walk away from isdericksburg and say "this further evidence of a northern war effort that was horribly misguided and resulted in the slaughter of men"? beth: that is a lot to come up against, pete. nott of our visitors were that knowledgeable about fredericksburg. thinkid not come in and on that nuanced of a level, but a tropethem did no -- from an interpreter, but usually you break down those barriers. it all started with sideburns as many things do. that little find everyonevel ground -- immediately, there is that one person in the crowd who is too shy to say anything, kind of rubbing their face and you say "that is right, he is best known for his sideburns!" that probably doesn't mean he was a very good general, does it? can going into what here is what he is thinking at fredericksburg, here ar

so, i don't think there's too much in vain for these pilots. it was certainly a tragedy, but as you said, someone has to be the final to die. unfortunately, these four were. jeremy: as you started this conversation, john, you said there was a goal to make sure these four were not forgotten. with your wonderful book, "dogfight over tokyo," i think you've ensured that the next couple hundred years, as long as there are books or kindles, those four won't be forgotten. so, thank you very much for this presentation. we have a few questions. we're going to start with one from mike, who's watching on facebook. he's curious about the degree of information that air combat information that officers had about the location of potential pow camps and how the pilots processed this information. if you came across anything with the pow camps, did any of them, air group 88, write about or talk about the anxiety of hitting or striking near them or striking on them? john: yeah, they knew the location of many -- i don't want to say every single one -- and tried to

so, i don't think there is too much in vain for these pilots. it was certainly a tragedy, but as you said, someone has to be the final today, and unfortunately, these four were. >> as you started this conversation, john, you had said that there was a goal to make sure that these four were not forgotten with your wonderful book dog fight over tokyo, i think you've ensured for the next couple hundred years as long as there are books or candles, those fort will not be forgotten. so, thank you very much for this presentation, we have a few questions. -- air combat information officers had about the location of potential p.o.w. camps and how the pilots process this information. if you came across anything with the p.o.w. camps, did any of them ever write about them or talk about them or the egg siding of striking your them are on them? >> they knew the location of many. i don't want to say every single one, and try to avoid it. the interesting thing was that after august 15th, the other aviators of air group 88, especially the fighting squadron, they

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and the news that ione of those research companies and emergey use authorization for the very first vaine that we are literally a matter of a shoe -- future weeks away from a vaccine being available across this country for the most vulnerable among us and for those carin for them in our hospitals and clinics but i hope everything you've heard today gives evidence to what said at the srt that america has never been more prepared t combat th virus could let me be clear at the close we l have a role to play in the days ahead and as see that finish line as we see light at the end of the tunnel in this president trump often says and uses the evidence here that we are rounding the corner to the day we have a vaine for the american people. we wanto encourage every american continue to do your part. wash your hands, practice soci distancing wear a mask when social distancing is possible and do your part to t the health of your family the health of your neighbors and the help of people in youcommunity first. we are all in this together and as i've sa many times at this podiumver many months with t

. >> i couldn't let my brother's death be in vain.ant to see my brother on t-shirts and stuff like that without him getting justice for what happened to him. >> thursday, thanksgiving. there will be one less family member at your family dinner table tomorrow. how will you guys get through that? >> we have a karaoke machine, and i really wanted to see him be able to have a chance to sing a song. >> i want to remember my brother -- he was an eater, he liked to eat. so even though his physical body is not here with us, all the words he spoke to me, all the things he said to me, all the things we did together, that's going to be a memory, and that's going to be -- i'm going to be thankful for that, and i'm also going to eat for him. >> something that was said of him, and i sense in the two of you in your spirit, that there is a kindness. that both of you, though still heartbroken, have greeted this conversation with a smile. >> that's just the floyd way. even though we're upset and we want to get angry and just go out of our minds, it's r

our battle over the last few years was in vain. >> western countries have denounced beijing, but the chinese ministry spokesperson had no time for criticism thursday. >> translator: the qualifications for hong kong's legislative councilmembers are purely china's internal matter. no country has the right to interfere. >> wong said any attempts to undermine china's sovereignty is doomed to fail. >>> leaders of ten southeast asian nations are holding virtual talks that are certain to center on security and economic issues. the association named asean will discuss ways to address chinese behavior in the south china sea and likely take an important step toward building the world's largest trade alliance. vietnam's general secretary of the communist party kicked off the online meeting with a call for international unity to ease rising regional nsions. >> translator: we can only end clashes by resolving conflicts of interest and differences in thinking with a trusting and constructive spirit and a positive attitude by all parties. >> beijing's movements in disputed waters of the south china

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. >> reporter: restaurant owners will be hoping their sacrifices won't be in vain, as health authoritiesry to bring the situation under control ahead of the new year holiday. sakamoto mari, nhk world. >>> globally, the coronavirus appears to be spreading faster than ever. johns hopkins university says over 60 million people have been infected with cases jumping by 10 million in just 17 days. 1.4 million people have died. the largest outbreak is still in the u.s., which has logged more than 12 million cases and more than 260,000 deaths. india and brazil also have infection counts well above 6 million and a troubling number of deaths. europe has been struggling under high case loads for months, with many countries deploying serious anti-virus measures, including lockdowns. but daily numbers seem to show a downward trend. french president emmanuel macron told his country tuesday that its second wave is beyond its crest and will now gradually ease a national lockdown. if conditions continue time prove, macron said, more measures can be lifted. >> translator: all around the country during thi

embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam and tanzania to this day, many victims are still waiting in vain for financial restitution. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10. 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was coming out . and that is why i think the previous week we thought simply because of my kitchen frame, the 2nd blast is when i was thrown out. and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement. i looked like i had died. so they thought that those severely injured she survived, and that they almost imitate his li. bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya, and dar es salaam, tanzania. the blasts killed 224 people, and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right next to the embassy. she was retired on medical grounds at only 42 years old. nevertheless, she still wanted to work, but was rejected because of medical reasons. i was not the noble woman that would be the woman who used to be all my family and if it were not to to be a race, i feel so sad that i'm not able to you

search continues for survivors but for many it is too late heartbreak here as people search often in vain for their loved ones. or mother and her father was hopeful that i would find her dead or alive. but i couldn't also i couldn't also. on its way north then swept across cuba to wrench all rains caused rivers to burst their banks flash floods hit towns across the country tens of thousands of people were evacuated. florida is now bearing the brunt of the storm and shows no sign of letting up forecasters predict that's it will move into the south eastern gulf of mexico and intensify again to hurricane strength. with lot of sports sunday a softball spur of the host struggling hoffenheim the team served up another thriller all for good took an early lead and looked to be on a roll when the food event horst made it to nil and 26 minutes a soggy. and dummy on again off and lifeline 3 minutes from the end of a $500.00 purse keep her saved a penalty in injury time to deny the visitors. don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just down the road from google play or from the obstacle

search continues for survivors but for many it is too late heartbreak here as people search often in vain for their loved ones. the mother and her father was hopeful that i would find her dead or alive. but i couldn't i couldn't also. on its way north then swept across cuba to wrench will rains cause rivers to burst their banks flash floods hit towns across the country tens of thousands of people were evacuated. florida is now bearing the brunt of the storm and at shows no sign of letting up forecasters predict that it will move into the south eastern gulf of mexico and intensify again to hurricane strength. just a w. on to football a sunday so leverkusen get the better of munching blood back in abundance league clash packed with goals in the form winners and now are set to 4th in the table and remain unbeaten in a season. with 2 on 4 heavyweights going toe to toe this bid does league a boat was always likely to pack a punch. drew 1st blood on 18 minutes after. i. await the results of penalty. equalized for labor cruising on 27 minutes. after he was played in inadvertently by. his 2nd of

embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam and tanzania to this day, many victims are still waiting in vain for financial restitution. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10. 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was time, you know, and that is why i think the pre-op retreat a lot to me because of my getting 3. then the 2nd blast, it's when i was thrown out. and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement . i looked like i had died. so they thought that those severely injured she survived. and that they almost imitate his knee. bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya and dar es salaam, tanzania. the blasts killed 224 people and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right next to the embassy. she was retired on medical grounds at only 42 years old. nevertheless, she still wanted to work, but was rejected because of medical reasons. i was not the noble woman that would be the woman who used to be all my family and if it were not to to be raised. i feel so sad that i'm not able to,

importance of having in the contract public awareness, to show publicly these things, like where the vaines to be developed, so we will be aware of it. i also find it really important that we know about the access and also how the price will become a the cost of the vaccine. there are several things that need to be public. this is one of them. brent: so we don't know yet if the vaccine will be affordable for everyone in the eu. has that been decided? >> this is one of the things we in the parliamendemand from the commission to showhen the contract and show publicly, because we want to know how that is to be handled. we really want to focus that we know that the access is key for us. and the liability is also key. we really need the commission to show how that is handled. brent: the commission's work is certainly not done yet. from the eu's public of committee, we appreciate your time tonight. brent: belgium has one of the highest covid-19 death rates. a sharp increase in new cases has forced the government to reimpose a partial lockdown. as our correspondent reports from brazil's, the rule

it finds a fish hiding in vain among the plants. dragonflies and damselflies thrive here too. they all need clean water to reproduce like these common clue dams off eyes. meet a female heads down into the water. acquire male concert accompanies her. she climbs down the stock of a plant to make a hole in it and deposit her eggs. at this depth the egg should remain safely moist even if the water level drops. then she lets go and rises to the surface. a male helps her out of the water he wants to mate with her. none of this would be happening word not for clean water from underground sources it's a precious resource we need to do our utmost to protect. we also need to protect that water when it's still in the ground. ground course it is in a way like the ocean depths mysterious little in the dark it's cold too it may not be cozy but all kinds of way it and wonderful creatures live down there . they've adapted to the harsh conditions. they merit close attention they are fascinating and we actually need them as well. since time immemorial tiny creatures have lurked in the depths of

search continues for survivors but for many it is too late heartbreak here as people search often in vain for their loved ones. or mother and her father was hopeful that i would find her dead or alive. but i couldn't i couldn't also. on its way north then swept across cuba to wrench will rains cause rivers to burst their banks flash floods hit towns across the country tens of thousands of people were evacuated. florida is now bearing the brunt of the storm and that's a shows no sign of letting up forecasters predict as it will move into the south eastern gulf of mexico and intensify again so hard again strength. and finally tonight we turn to another development on the science front but one that could revolutionize travel as we know it it's called the hyperloop and it goes back to an idea that tech entrepreneur came up with almost a decade ago it's a high speed travel arts high speed travel rather in a vacuum tube now virgin is turning the vision to reality and has carried out its 1st human test of the technology in the nevada desert. stepping into the future virgin executive josh key goa

vaccine could be transported at his entered freezer temperature, which could be a benefit over pfizer's vainech needs to be stored at -70 degrees. and it makes disturbing it much mpler. these are massive logistical challengeshedisturbing them. vaccines need to be kept refrigerated between 2nd 8 degrees celsius. previous vaccination programs have been effective using so-called cold chain facilities. flying a supply of vaccines to a given country, delivering them to cold storage by truck. then delivered to regional centers and ice boxes. the vaccines need to be kept refrigerated in regional centers before being put io cold boxes so they can be taken to local centers ere people be given the vaccine. i have been speaking to dr. daniel -- the chief of the division of infectious diseases at bergen an brueggeman women's hospital. >> we don't know forure the answer aboutsmreventing trsion but it makes sense that it does. if you protect somebody fromte becoming inf that person cannot transmit to other people. but this is important issue because of the way it interacts with the strategy for vaccine dis

red zone means only with police accompany meds more and more patients find they're having to wait in vain now for ambulances, because there's not enough police to always is called paramedics. this time the police are already at the scene right in the middle of a heavy congested slum. a man has been shot to death. paramedics can't help, but you can see the body right here. and literally one or 2 meters away is the shack where family of 5 lives with 3 kids. i'm scared, i'm scared to even tonight, you know, want to see, you know, i'm going to go to hell. that's in the sun. i'm going to sleep. that's not. i don't want to leave this place like these from paramedics, connie bender, fills out the victim's declaration of death and all too regular occurrence for him . this is a time when you start getting used to it because you see it on a regular basis. so this is the point, we don't start feeling anything anymore for these types. it is stuff that you will get because your exposed to such a high and i thought through all my stuff it, it's on a daily basis. but when it comes to kids, again, that i

. >> so, how and when will americans get the vaine? will enough people take it? and does this mean life will one day return to normal? >> pfizer c.e.o. dr. albert bourl this week on "firing line." with margaret hoov" is made possle in part by... corporate funding is provided by... >> welcome to "firing line," albert bourl >> thank you very much, margaret. >> dr. bourla, t question on everyone's mind is, when will average americans realistically be able to get the covid-19 >> i believe, sometime in the next year -- maybe the third or the second quarter. inand the reason why i'm s that -- we will be able to provide to the american people around 20 million doses or more this year. but this is 10 million people with two does, and i'm sure that the alth authorities would like to use them strategically. so, at the beginning, who will get the vaccine will be predetermined by them.as and likely, me, it will be people either with high risk or first-lineorkers. so i believe that we will reach a level around second quarter that maybe people can just go and get them in thr p

so the decorations are not in vain — with a month to go families up and down the country can start planninglove christmas was it time of the year that i get everybody together. so it is very important. —— it is the only time of the year that i get everybody together. schools may be open — but how do they cope when one in five students is at home because of covid restrictions? why should leaseholders have to pay for cladding defects they didn't know about — mps say the government is wrong. origin of species — location unknown. cambridge university library launches a public appeal to find two notebooks written by charles darwin that have been missing for 20 years. and coming up, the military dog who saved the lives of british soldiers in afghanistan is awarded the animal equivalent of the victoria cross. good evening and welcome to bbc news. with just a month to go before christmas, ministers from england, scotland, wales and northern ireland have agreed on broad uk wide rules to allow families to gather for christmas. the cabinet office minister michael gove said they needed to find a balanc

but for many it is too late heartbreak here as people search often in vain for their loved ones. brought my proper mother and her father was hopeful that i would find her dead or alive. but i couldn't i couldn't also abort on its way north then swept across cuba to wrench will rains cause rivers to burst their banks flash floods hit towns across the country tens of thousands of people were evacuated. florida is now bearing the brunt of the storm and that's a shows no sign of letting up forecasters predict it will move into the south eastern gulf of mexico and intensify again as a hurricane strength. you're watching the news live from berlin here's a reminder of our top story drugmakers pfizer and. have announced that vaccine is more than 90 percent effective in preventing cope with 19 flies or hopes to make enough doses to immunize 15 to 20000000 people by the end of this year. there with. back to take you through the day tonight the hopes of a cool wall a virus vaccine and europe's hopes to president elect joe biden will be right back . oh. please. listen carefully to. the soon.

statements, perhaps in exchange for a pardon. 16 days later, warm beer discovers that his hopes were in vain. he has publicly sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for subversive activities. his condition from this point on remains uncertain. just shortly before takeoff. dr. mike fluke eagar is given the few details known about warm beers condition. i had one small written note, one paragraph about his condition, saying he was in a coma, that pyongyang friendship hospital. that's really all i knew except that he had been hospitalized for 15 months. was flickinger worried about the threat of war? not really. he says, i think i had felt that the relationship between north korea and the us had been bad for a while. you know, i thought if this door had opened to bring a warm beer back then and there in negotiations to east things a little bit. in fact, north korea's sudden diplomatic efforts surprises. the u.s. negotiators. mickey bergman is one of them. since one beers a rest, he had been trying to gain access to him with the help of u.n. contacts. bergman works together with bill richardson, the

that they know, as well as their families know, that their sacrifices that they made have not gone in vain. they are heroes in my eyes and everyone else's eyes here at ft. campbell, kentucky. >> he remembers the heroes who came before him and we do, too. stan friday from pennsylvania, who we met in normandy. at the time, he was receiving france's top honor, the legion of honor, to thank him 75 years later. was not for him.n, that medal >> the medal part is for the guys that's out there, they're the heroes. i'm the stand-by. they're the heroes. >> every one of these men out he . i>> on t>>, htig veterans day, "don't forget what we did for freedom. se to fit.ad hwepo aur p we went to war to be free and we did our job. my message is to not let it be forgotten." and we've learned that stan just had another birthday. he is now 98. and i remembered talking to stan about birthdays while we were in normandy. >> god bless me. >> absolutely. what's your secret? >> i don't know. h?ea >> >> ayof iu d di not going to tell me. >> yeah, i'll tell you, i'll give you a hint. >> all right. >> i did all the

it's not a legal requirement then that vain joe biden has really gotten down to the work of and putting his transition. he's out put together a coherent taskforce, so that on day one, he is ready to put in policies to try to bring this pandemic to an end. that's rosalynn jordan at the white house, rose and thank you. the coronavirus pandemic is gathering speed in the united states with record numbers of infections recorded daily. public health experts are warning as well that this situation could get a lot worse yet. rob reynolds has our report. 1000 cases are skyrocketing across the u.s. . hospitals in multiple states are running out of beds and protective equipment. doctors and nurses are once again exhausted. like every hospital across the country were overwhelmed. you are getting overrun governors across the country, issued dire warnings, mandatory mask wearing orders, and restrictions on businesses and social gatherings. the dreaded winter surges here. infection records are being set and states across the entire country. we report, record hospitalizations, and deaths day after day.