clara barton. this is the space that she would have lived in, one of the nice things about this boardinghouse is that it had installed gas lighting in the hallways above the doors and in each of the boarding rooms. so you can see when we go into the next room the pipes, the gas pipes are still hanging down that held the original gas lights and we have some fragments of some of those gas lights, we're going to try to replicate those as the museum goes forward and the restoration work takes place. so we're walking right now into the space that was originally -- well, eventually clara's missing soldiers office. she started out in just one room. and i've read an account from one of her family members who visited her here who said that she had one room, she divided that room in half because she started to collect supplies for soldiers and she needed so much space that she put this wall up you see in the background and that was her boarding room, half of it was used to store supplies, the other half was

barton's space and half of the first floor where we hope to put in a welcome center. and have educational programs. gsa felt pretty strongly about this and were waiting for the right kind of partner to come along, and the medical museum aspect of it, of course, clara barton contributed significantly to the medical efforts during the american civil war, so she's a natural part of our museum already. and we're very enthusiastic about being able to tell people more about her and use this space to help us do that. this is the space that she would have lived in. if you look up at the keceiling you can see where each of the support beams are, you can see this beam across here with the holes in it. those were the original walls. for the boarding rooms. and so this room would have been room number six, and when you cross here, it would be room number nine. and as you cross the other post, you're in room number 11. which is where clara divided up her space and used half for storage and half for her own personal space. so it's right behind that wall. originally, there wall went

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ok tom barton reporting live there from a volatile situation kyra thanks for that. arab affairs journalist danny says that both remaining candidates in egypt's presidential elections are trying to spin their reaction to the barracks that their own way they are people demonstrating against. life sentence which to see is very lenient but he also has to be said there are also commentators and other people who think that the key to successful revolution is precisely to do this on the moral hero and in trying to send an execution barak would be a setback to not only egypt's revolution but also to the arab spring in general surely and a key to a successful revolution is not to see who america tactics being reproduced in a tree in democracy in egypt but the two candidates who are switched to capitalize on. said that he was a great day for justice and because it means that nobody is in the now this is a man who was a very trying to highlight he's traveled he was and his dies little men who are going to the regime in the early in his convening. well there's more on all of ou

and artie's tom barton reporting from central moscow thanks for that. just four days into the euro twenty twelve football championship and things are beginning to heat up in poland and ukraine and such as on the pitch police in poland have arrested fourteen people involved in a brawl between polish and croatian supporters just before sunday's game between croatia and ireland it's the latest incident in a string of clashes that have already seen a number of teams warned over their fans behavior by the problems surrounding euro twenty twelve don't end their parties alexei or says he's in ukraine's capital kiev . well unlike poland it's so far has been pretty much perfect in ukraine from the open eyes ational point of view would have been no fights only minor bar brawls have been reported but there was a serious complication with the ukrainian biggest airline is delaying that about thirty flights need at least three thousand people to not reach their destinations in particular the host city of that yet square england will play france we also understand tha

his see is the need to sentencing of egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak and his associates to barton says many are angry he's not to be executed. protesters are still occupying talk wrist where insentient cairo that's second night now thousands turned out to show their anger verdict surrounding former president hosni mubarak he was given life imprisonment some of the protesters think he should face death and sensually around some of his former aides and colleagues who were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters last year as great anger showed that if they think sentences are simply too lenient this is also made more critical at this time egypt is between its first and second rounds of the presidential election have to be patient brotherhood's candidate for seat toward the protest camp saying that the revolution teemu that if he was reelected he would try to get back child after executing shafique the other candidate and it was largely seen by the protesters as part of the old regime said that a move towards the muslim brotherhood would take egypt back to the

of the looming presidential vote in the country and eager to capitalize on burgeoning on rest tom barton is into. thousands of protesters have converged here a race where in the center of cairo you can hear the sounds of protests reverberating around the square around me a real feeling of anger in the streets tonight and it's primarily focused around the verdict in the mubarak trial hosni mubarak egypt's former president is now going to spend the rest of his life in prison it seems unless the protesters get their way at least some of them wanting to do a bit more of a back than that and to give him the death penalty and what really set them off was six of his senior security officials who were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in egypt revolution's last year there's also added tension around these protests because very shortly egypt will enter the second round of its presidential elections but many people here expressing a lot of frustration they see the choice in those elections as being really no choice at all one candidate mohammed morsi is from the musl

right now barton thank you for that. but just four days into the euro twenty trial football championship and things are beginning to heat up in poland and ukraine and it's not just on the pitch you crazy biggest airline is the lengths some thirty flights to and from the country due to technical problems aggressive fans and politics are also threatening to overshadow the event now police in poland have arrested fourteen people involved in a brawl between polish and croatian supporters just before the croatia are the new game on sunday it's the latest incident in a string of clashes that have already seen a number of teams warned over their fans behavior over in ukraine supporters are not shying away from politics either as our correspondent alexei years have ski now reports. ukraine's capital kiev is joining in with the feast of football that is certainly the year twenty two world football champ. ship with the national side to play a swedish national side here on monday evening out suddenly flans fans are flocking into th

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favorite thing that i own now, and i own some amazing things that we're going to be sharing with david barton in the coming months and years, but i, for christmas i opened this gift up. there was a man in hungary who was sent as a consulate to the swedish embassy, and he was allowed to give people their dignity back. he would write official letters declaring people swedes and giving them letters of protection and letters that said this individual doesn't have to wear the yellow star. they are now under our p protection. this is one of the last letters he wrote. this is for a woman who went on to do amazing things in literature and in art and later came here to america, one of the last letters saying she doesn't have to wear your yellow star. she's with us. when it was issued the people around him said you'll have to leave. the russians are coming, and they'll kill you, too. he said that he wouldn't because there were still people to save. he remained. we don't even know where he's buried. he was taken by the russians shortly after this letter. he saved thousands of people. it only takes one p

looming presidential vote in the country and eager to capitalize on burgeoning on the rest of his term barton is in tahrir square. thousands of protesters have converged here square in the center of cairo you can hear the sounds of protests reverberating around the square around me a real feeling of anger in the streets tonight and it's primarily focused around the verdict in the mubarak trial hosni mubarak egypt's former president is now going to spend the rest of his life in prison it seems unless the protesters get their way at least some of them wanting to do a bit more of a back door knocks and to give him the death penalty and what really set them off was six of his senior security officials who were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in each.

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a million man march on choose day to capitalize on anti mubarak sentiments our correspondent tom barton reports from an egypt which could yet again be sliding into instability. revolution renewed but these protesters never expected to be back in time risk where just a year after they ousted the dictatorial president hosni mubarak he's now serving a life sentence but after thirty years in power talking the system has built is proving to be an even harder task than talking the land everything is like collapsing from at all dust economy so this gave me the impression is that probably be one will not you know rise again they are already exhausted or too exhausted to go to the square and protest again but it's really impressive they went again and the op now protesting dalia has been involved with egypt's revolution from the beginning she works to monitor civil and political developments in the country or lack of them many egyptians are dismayed that little if anything has changed under the ruling supremum council of the armed forces or skaf in fact we see that. calf. is continuing mubarak's

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presidential candidate who's up against mubarak's last prime minister in the run up party's time barton is into. thousands of protesters have surged into tough wrists where in the center of cairo they are furious about a court decision about former president hosni mubarak he has been given a life sentence many of them think it should have been cautious and that the trial was a product of the old regime the situation below me which is fraught with the beat of drums and the chants of protestors is even more tense because of the soon to arrive second round of egypt's presidential election and people here are doubling angry because they say there's no real choice between the two candidates one of the candidates is the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi he has told the protest camp in an attempt to try and gain support from them and mohamed morsi has said that if he was elected president he would try to put my back back on trial and have been executed many people though are scared that the muslim brotherhood may hijack their revolution and bring in their own religious conservatism th

rally last month when both protesters and riot police were injured let's not talk to our tease tom barton who is following this story tom searches have been going on since this morning what do we actually know at this point. police have been searching a number of properties those of opposition leaders including the blogger alexei novell need surrogate would help solve t.v. presenter to send your check once going into the properties they took away items like computer disks clothes into you send your sub checks they say that they found one and a half million euros in cash the searches were ordered by a moscow cause as part of a criminal investigation into a protest on may the sixth there have been protests before that most of them peaceful but this one descended into fighting were dealt soften the valley were among the hundreds arrested amid widespread allegations of excessive violence both by protesters and police in another development today five people were arrested in connection with those protests bringing the total to twelve the new law massively increases the fines for violations in

in my state, in kentucky in 1801, pastor barton stone started the second grade awakening, a tent rerivalpeople by the tens of thousands came. this isn't something a politician's going to do. i think we need other leaders. we need to be in search of not just answers from washington. we need answers from our spiritual leaders. we need someone -- we need someone like billy graham, somebody who can bring thousands, hundreds of thousands of people together and change what's going on. i'll tell you two examples that sort of worry me about where we are. this has nothing to do with our government, just with who we are as a people. two instances that particularly struck me in the last six months or so. one of them was images from a mcdonald's where a person's on the ground being kicked into the point of convulsions and someone is filming it, filming it and just watching and standing by. finally i think a [ inaudible ] try to stop this brutal beating and the rest are standing around laughing. there's something sick about a society that would let that happen. we have got to figure out what that sic

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summoned for questioning prior to another protest rally planned for tuesday in central moscow ortiz tom barton reports. police have been searching a number of properties those of opposition leaders including the blogger alexei in a valley. and the t.v. presenter check they took away items such as computer disks and clothes the searches were ordered by a moscow court as part of a criminal investigation into a protest on may the sixth protest was unlike those many before it and that it got violent descended into fighting development no doubt saw were among hundreds arrested amid widespread accusations of excessive violence both from protesters and from police a new law massively increases the fines for violations in protests from the old to total of around one hundred twenty euro's maximum up to around seven thousand euros it was furiously debated opposition leaders saying that it was simply too much for many protesters to afford president vladimir putin defended the law though saying that it was in line with european standards in france fines can go even higher as high as forty five thousand eu

last year's uprising however mubarak's two sons and six security officials have been acquitted tom barton reports from the egyptian capital. protesters are occupying terrorist square in central cairo they're calling for a second revolution to change the situation in egypt initial happiness but former president hosni mubarak was given a life sentence turn to anger as other senior security officials were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters last year mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood's candidate in the upcoming presidential elections second round in the country towards the camp he said that the revolution should continue and that if he was chosen as president he would try and get mubarak back on trial and how him execute it and the chief prosecutor of egypt has also said that he's going to try and appeal the acquittals of some of those senior security officials after made shafique is the other presidential candidates in this race seen by many as not really being sufficient not up to what they hoped for for this revolution and they see the court's verdict at th

security officials have been acquitted which also caused a burst of indignation among the people tom barton is in cairo. hundreds of protesters occupying terrorists where behind me and more reporting into the square larger demonstrations have also been called for later in the day this all started yesterday initially with joy about the life sentence that was given to former president hosni mubarak but then turned to anger as a number of security officials in his administration were acquitted of any involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in egypt's revolution last year election hochman if the verdict has given the police the green light to do whatever they want because they knew they wouldn't be punished we want those who kill their children to get life sentences and hosni mubarak and his interior minister should be executed. no doubt this verdict humiliated a year and a half after the revolution as those who rule in this country escaped justice we know they're going to appeal the verdict should unite to prevent that that's what mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhoods can do that i

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as their lenient sentencing of egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak and his associates welcome barton joins us live now from car to this more on this toll is there a vote in the air again. it seems there may well be kerry testers still on the square now very large protests overnight all of this century around this court decision not to see. back itself. also i. should say. it's the deaths of hundreds of troops just last year i very good about that they say that although they don't criticize the judge the same is a great solution they say that he is part of the old system. ok thanks for that. well crowds of protesters are still filling tahrir square in cairo furious at what they think is a lenient sentencing as you said egypt's president hosni mubarak the former leader got life in prison for his role in the deaths of hundreds of protesters during last year's revolution but his sons and six police commanders were cleared the demonstrators have been demanding the execution. now moving on the arab affairs journalist danny says both remaining candidates in egypt's presidential election are