betsy had been married and divorced, welcomed a son and buried him. she buried her father and her brother. her sisters and beloved brother joseph were all raising their own families and the only family betsy had left was her mother with whom she continued to clash. they held nothing but painful memories for betsy so she decided the time to come to make a clean break. one midsummer day in 19209, 23-year-old betsy arrived at the train station in pensacola. her worldly possessions were packed into suitcases in her life serve a gent savings was taco in her pocketbook including the money she gained from selling her beloved ford model t. she bought a ticket aboard a train heading north. watch the countryside stream past the window, she decided to reinvent her past. she would tell people she was an orphan that the pittman's had taken her in but never really cared for her. this would explain her lack of family ties. she would never admit to knowing her biological family. and would instead tell people her foster parents, molly and ira had been so poor and unlo

my pap and tonio and this is america's war education secretary betsy devos has been sued again for collecting on student loans with she's been ordered to stop collecting on again davis is actually exhibited a pattern of behavior that it shows that she can't obey the rules so tonight we'll tell you about the latest allegations against the bows in the education department also while the mainstream news cycle is buzzing nonstop about quote a virus police brutality continues to sweep local and state law enforcement later in the show while millions of americans have seen their lives decimated by the pandemic and the lackluster government response more makers are found to be profiting big off stock trading prompting concerns about possible inside trading don't go anywhere america's war starts right now. betsy devos and her department 'd of education are being sued again profiling the law by collecting on student loans these are loans that she's been told that she cannot collect but that hasn't stopped her joining me to talk about this is fair and cousins editor of the trial lawyer magazine what's n

betsy woodruff-swan, msnbc contributor. both have been reporting on the government investigations into the origins of the virus. so, ken, let's start with you. what, exactly, do we know? >> well, katy, there is a circumstantial case. reasons to question whether it's possible there was an accidental release from not one but two labs in wuhan because, for one thing, they were studying coronaviruses in bats. and there is an early research paper that showed three out of four of the first cases had no documentable link to that wuhan wet market where researchers first thought that the virus originated. and, by the way, that theory is still on the table. there's, also, sort of a raft of suspicious things that -- that happened. and one fact is that this virus is not found in bats anywhere within 100 miles of wuhan. but it is gathered by researchers and taken to the lab there. so there is a number of reasons to ask questions. there was a wikileaks cable where they found a shortage of trained technicians. but there certainly is not,

my pap and tonio and this is america's war education secretary betsy knievel's has been sued again for collecting on student loans which she's been ordered to stop collecting on a year davis is actually exhibited a pattern of behavior that that shows that she can't obey the rules so tonight we'll tell you. about the latest allegations against egos in the education department also while the mainstream news cycle is buzzing nonstop about a lot of virus police brutality continues to sweep local and state law enforcement later in the show while millions of americans have seen their lives decimated 'd by the pandemic and the lackluster government response makers are found to be profiting big off stock trading prompting concerns about possible insider trading don't go anywhere america's war starts right. betsy devos and her department 'd of education are being sued again profiling the law by collecting on student loans these are loans that she's been told that she cannot collect but that hasn't stopped her joining me to talk about this is fair and cousins editor of the trial lawyer magazine

betsy, who more can you tell us? >> reporter: i spent the week talking to officials and others about this case, and the reality is bringing charges will create a potentially quite interesting legal hurdle for the justice department. that's because the law that he may potentially have broken called the stock act, has around for less than ten years, and doj has yet to successfully convict an elected member of congress based on this law which bars people like senator burr from using insider information to enrich themselves, insider information they obtained based on their jobs in government. of course it's a political catastrophe for burr. it's less significant for him than might be for others, but legally it's going to be a challenging moment for the justice department. >> betsy, senator feinstein was questioned by the fbi. senators loeffler and inhofe were not. there's claims that there's bias. >> reporter: these are concerns anytime the justice department scrutinizes the politically challenging moments. right now we

betsy devos and her department 'd of education are being sued again profiling the law by collecting on student loans these are loans that she's been told that she cannot collect but that hasn't stopped her joining me to talk about this is fair and cousins editor of the trial lawyer magazine what's not one memo isn't she reading i mean the law is very clear i mean it came under the chairs act right right the special law called the carers act and the carers act said while this pandemic is working its way through what all you have to do betsy is just not collect on these defaulted stude lower delinquent student loans just don't take the money that's all you have to do for just right now actually prohibits the act itself prohibits her from doing this right and she came out on i think it was march 25th of this year and said ok my department is not we're not going to garnish wages we're not going to collect on these the lincoln debts we will not do any of this we will 100 percent comply with the law and then fast forward a month later she still garnishing wages taking money from people who a

>>> betsy este tipo de rutina lo podemos hacer en casa con niÑos adolescentes?feliz dÍa de las madres tus hijos adolescentes >>> sÍ >>> te mandamos un beso, te queremos mucho >>> beso betsy >>> los quiero mucho >>> a ver sandarti te voy a enseÑar cÓmo se baila >>> el distanciamiento >>> sÍ. (risas) >>> cÓmo. >>> ay! sÍ cierto >>> se nos olvida. (risas). >>> asÍ es esto chicos. pero bueno. >>> eso es lo importante seÑores. (risas) >>> te desconectaste >>> es en casa no dejen de divertirse y hacer cosas en familia siguiendo este distanciamiento social y regresamos >>> aumenta el nÚmero de niÑos y estados que son hospitalizados por un sÍndrome inflamatorio poco comÚn >>> ademÁs seÑores paulina rubio y colate tuvieron un encuentro con el juez y le pidiÓ que no tomara drogas y alcohol frente a su hijo >>> en mÉxico estaremos con las enfermeras que sono mamÁs >>> y si necesita cambio de color en el cabello tenemos una canasta de productos capilares a domicilio >>> y jesse y joy nos presenta >>> y jesse y joy nos presenta su nuevo sencillo y bienvenido a los "iunaited"

act and the cares act said while this pandemic is working its way through what all you have to do betsy is just not collect on these defaulted stude lower delinquent student loans just don't take money that's all you have to do for just.

act and the cares act said while this pandemic is working its way through what all you have to do betsy is just not collect on these defaulted stude lower delinquent student loans just don't take the money that's all you have to do for just right now actually prohibits the act itself prohibits her from doing this right and she came out on i think it was march 25th of this year and said ok my department is not we're not going to garnish wages we're not going to collect on these the lincoln debts we will not do any of this we will 100 percent comply with the law and then fast forward a month later she still garnishing wages taking money from people who are strong. and right now so they have been forced to file a lawsuit to get the education department to stop doing this i hear the defense the defense is well it's a big bureaucracy many people didn't get the message but this isn't the 1st time this is they've already been put on notice that the vose is an idiot ok so any it warman ignores all that right and she knows that the act itself i do is read the act and when you read the active say

so good for betsy devos for doing this.e media hype accuracy just prove how right betsy devos is. >> sandra: the way she explained herself with this new rule is that they went out and sought to narrow the definition of sexual harassment, requiring the schools to produce evidence and allow for cross examination of students who say they were assaulted. i want to play really quick betsy devos responding to this with martha. >> we have got to do better. we undertook this process to ensure that we addressed all of these issues and that we end up with a rule that all students can rely on, one that is going to respect those who are survivors and give them voice and power and say in what happens. and one that respects the accused as well and doesn't presume guilt at the start. >> sandra: she went on to say that she believes too many students have lost access to their investigation, education because of inadequate response from the schools when these accusations are made. but bottom line it brings up a bigger question of what is nex

betsy passed on may 9. her funeral was on the 15th. four days later, rocky passed and his funeral was yesterday. i spoke to his son-in-law and talked about their family bonds that were forged through strong values that rocky and betsy instilled in their children and grandchildren. especially their love for the jersey shore and their overall appreciation for the preciousness of life. may god bless them both. it is only fitting that we acknowledge them and pay homage to them as we open up for the summer on the shore. god bless them both. today, we also remember one of our tremendous first responders. david pinto from wellington. i heard about dave from many including my dear friend, bernadette mcpherson. dave, i heard about from all different directions. he was born in jersey city. he began as a letter carrier. he found a new avenue of service. since 1994, he had been a member of the emt squad with the new jersey sports and exposition or authority. he was proud to say he worked at world cup soccer matches and countless concerts. i know t

and so, what she says here is that she was owned by betsy mason, a white woman, and was sold by her as well. so, she doesn't simply say, you know, that she inadvertently was sold by some man who was related to betsy. she identifies betsy as her legal owner, but also the person who was ultimately responsible for the separations that occurred after those sales took place. this is another advertisement which goes a little bit farther, more deeper, and shows more complex elements or dimensions of slavery. william may's advertisement shows several things, not simply about white slave-owning women and heir families, but also their business practices. so he not only identifies his female owner, telalice stokes, in this advertisement, he also described the conflicts within her family over her property and her property rights. he argues, or he tells us that jack sampson, his owner's grandson, stole his mother and siblings from telalice, so a grandson and a grandmother. he is not willing to recognize the kind of inviability of telalice stokes' property rights in this particular case. but what he

betsy devos and her department of education are being sued again profiling the law by collecting on student loans these are loans that she's been told that she cannot collect but that hasn't stopped or joining me to talk about this is fair and cousins editor.

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she identifies betsy as her legal owner. but also the person who was ultimately responsible for the separations that occurred after those sales took place. this is another advertisement which goes a little bit farther, more deeper and shows more complex elements or dimensions of slavery. william may's advertisement highlights several things, not only about slave owning women and their families but also their business practices. he not only identifies his female owner telalee stokes in this advertisement he also described the conflicts within her family over her property and her property rights. he argues, or he tells us that jack stampson, his owner's grandson stole his mother and siblings from telalise, a grandston and a grandmother, he is not willing to recognize the kind of inviability of telalise stokes' property rights. while she held legal title to him, while she was his owner, that she would hire him out. he refers to this process of hiring out as living with -- at the time. in the top element he talks about jack simp

they were better known as rocky and betsy heard what a great couple. they were married for over 61 years. they were both born and raised in new brunswick and they met at st. mary's church in new brunswick after rocky returned from serving in the united states army in the korean war. there is was a story of love at first sight. they soon married and after the birth of their first child, tony, they moved to north brunswick. they are, they would raise their other two children, gina and andrea, and stay for 37 years. rocky was a proud member of carpenters local 106 out of milltown for 45 years. betsy worked at first fidelity bank. they always loved the jersey shore. after their respected retirements, they moved "ull-time to their "happy place in ocean county. their family was always welcomed down the shore. their children, spouses and especially their four granddaughters, alayna, avery and abella and artan. on may 9.ed her funeral was on the 15th. four days later, rocky past and his funeral was yesterday. d and his funeral was yesterday. i spoke to his son

joining us is politics nation, the rev al sharpton and nbc contributor betsy woodruff-swan. rev, i want to start with that interviews making headlines as well as the president's order that churches reopen. let's go through. let's unpack all of those. first, on the former vice president. >> i watched the interview that he did and first of all, she's as respected as one can be in the black community and in general there's no way he's pressing someone in an interview on behalf of donald trump, he presses everyone in interviews and ironically the questions he was raising about vice president biden, i raised and others have raised in interviews. he presses me when i go on the show and we're friends. he is one that wants answers. so i think that his being something other than black is as ludicrous as saying that i'm going to be in the rockettes when radio city opens up again. i can dance but i can't do the rockettes. but the other point is, i think whether it was said in jest by the vice president or not i think symone sanders, said the vice president said it in jest if you have t

the president the bipartisan congressional review act resolution that overturned education secretary betsy devos' borrower defense rule, the rule she came up with the department of education for student loan borrowers, including many, many veterans defrauded by their schools, these are usually for-profit schools to have their federal student debt discharged because

this week congress submitted to the president the bipartisan review act resolution that overturned betsy devos' borrower defense rule. the rule she came up with makes it almost impossible for student loan borrowers, including, many, many veterans who have been defrauded by their schools -- these are usually for-profit schools -- to have federal student debt disbarred. ten republicans joined with the democrats in march to reject this rule in the senate and pass this resolution, and i thank those on the other side of the aisle who stood up for the veterans and for students who have been defrauded. i urge president trump to sign this bill without delay. more importantly than my urging, 30 different veterans organizations urge the president to sign our resolution. we're going to be giving a lot of speeches about veterans on the senate floor and back home over memorial day weekend. here's a chance for the president to stand up for the veterans on memorial day weekend. in a march 13 letter to president trump, these veterans asked him to ensure that, quote, the men and women who serve their cou

education secretary betsy devos. she is accused of illegally preventing more than 800,000 students from getting coronavirus aid. under the cares act only students who qualify for financial aid qualify, that leaves out students whose parents brought them into the country illegally. >>> the california state university system will stay virtual for the fall semester. he said the climate of the pandemic is not suitable for normal college life. >>> ktvu fox 2 news is partnering with the san francisco unified school district to provide daily educational tv programs for younger students out of the classroom. sf loves learning airs weekdays on ktvu fox 2 news plus, it's a daily academic lesson for children in pre- school through the second grade. >>> students at notre dame high school in san francisco were surprised at their homes by a graduation gift from teachers and staff. >> it's so nice, i am so glad that the school is doing this for us, it really means a lot with what the school is going through now. >> 30 teachers and

we showed you earlier , minutes ago the driver on a surface street, they did a education secretary betsy devos maneuver , and the suspect gets out the car is still moving and he tries to run for it but the cops were right there. he got nowhere. down on the ground. >>> a bay area city with the growing homeless problem is sanctioning an encampment? >>> coronavirus outbreaks >>> a mendocino county pastor has tested positive for coronavirus after holding a mother's day live stream service with live streaming. pastor mcmillan and the two others have been infected. health order g.ba >>> >>> officials say a person may have exposed 180 people in attendance. >>> churches across the bay area are making changes to keep people safe. here's a look at how those services will look like from john ramose. >>> the valley church in solana county has space for 320 worshipers. so jeremy white says it feels strange with 80 chairs set up. >> reporter: he wants to open on may 21st, they've added distancing markers and industrial equipment to create large volumes of sanitizing equipment. they're doing everything

. >>> new rules from education secretary betsy devos could give more production to those accused of sexualassault on college campuses. the regulations which fall under federal title 9 laws narrow the definition of sexual misconduct on campuses. they also strengthen the rights of those accused of harassment or assault. allowing them to question evidence and cross-examine accusers. we spoke to a law professor who led the recall of a judge. he sentenced the standard swimmer for six months in jail after he was convicted to rape. >> they will make victims of sexual assault less likely to report. >> the goal is to strike a balance that is fair to everyone involved. >> the new title 9 regulation holds schools accountable for failure to respond to sexual misconduct incidents and ensures a transparent reliable process that is fair to all students. >> the new rules take effect in august. >>> with warm weather and more people hitting the trails, it is rattlesnake season. rangers sending out tips. never tyke alone. stay on the trails and watch where you walk and where you sit and keep your dog on a le

joe biden says if he's elected, he will reverse or rule issued by the education secretary, betsy devos's an amazing move to bolster protections for students accused of sexual assault on campus. so trump -- not trump. joe biden is trying to block the presumption of innocence for students, but he expects that for himself. so he's kind of basically saying he deserves more rights than your son or daughter on campus. so that takes all of my goodwill off the table. i did believe he should have the presumption of innocence but now i say screw the old handsy. >> dana: that rule that betsy devos announced last night was something the obama administration had put forward. it was starting to see joe biden say that he would reverse it for the reasons that greg just said. not to mention the fact that you had nancy pelosi on the record this week saying that she believed joe biden. dianne feinstein interviewed today nothing to say here. didn't know this person. they have all basically said there's nothing to see here, shutting tara reade down. now she has done this interview. what do you think happen

recipes to try yourself so hard today i'm going to show you how to cook sustainable vegetarian food from betsy to me to the secrets behind the dishes. you know as my life. started 16 you start to sing a. little you can simply subscribe and. here behind me you can see now the bridge directly of off the river. is built on the water and there so many bridges like in venice all in the dutch city of saddam and i'm saddam is where we are going to fall on next report to find out more about a hotel where you can still spend the night because it's so tiny in fact it's just for 2 people it's a former british keep us cabin and right now there are over 20 different cabins to choose from they are proving a hit with business travel and tourists alike right now with locals who would like to get away from home to enjoy a change of scenery. you see them by almost every canal in amsterdam rich people's cabins in every shape and size. the bridge keepers once sat inside lifting and lowering the bridges for ships and boats. then came centralized computer control and the cabins were left empty. for some time now so

students sued that betsy devos reworked the program that led to a slow down in applications, making it harder, much harder, for students to qualify. the program was meant to provide relief to students defrauded by predatory schools. the department of education now has 18 months to process the applications and contact students in the class action lawsuit before the settlement is final. dan and ama, many of those students were right here in the bay area. you may remember we reported on several schools that had just out of nowhere shut down. those are the kinds of students we are talking about getting relief. >> okay. good. >> all right, thank you, michael. >>> here's a question for you. could rain really be in the forecast? me theand we want to thank times, the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. ta

the gloves had received lucy the girlfriend of the protagonist betsy in the film was played by actress and. i. am against to me it was a really big thing that was my 1st the after motion picture. because that's my view of course. we had no idea it would be such a hit. and so many german movies were showing in germany at the time that this success was really something special. was on the us and we had the internationally famous producer band icing on board. and you would be working together with very prominent people especially those on the. right has been that i've been in the film business for 27 years but i only ever have to say i'm from month to month and at least in germany everybody knows who i'm talking about i'm so proud of that. the comedy about the naive blond bushy and the one time in chanel manson draw the bats he also came in to skew the cars reputation even so the mantra is now it's not simple also most of history all the jokes all but forgotten. it's all to the stuff that's what ended up giving this car status for the monterey stood alone independent of the film it was ne

he's something of a star on you tube where he goes by the name of alexey betsy. he also does advertising videos on you tube this case for an electronics retail chain. his fame helps it promote new products. boom has been living off his you tube activities for 10 years now. with nothing really special about being a you tube or the platform offers opportunities that you just don't have a say in a publishing house or a broadcaster where you have the usual constraints such as an editor in chief who can say either yes or no on you tube you publish whatever you like for my generation it's quite normal to say this is what i have to say and i'm going to publish it just the way it is that. it helps to look good and come across as authentic that's the capital of you tube stars when they showcase a product tend to believe what they say but isn't there a temptation to talk only about things that will sell well and generate higher revenues. if you do exactly that but i don't i look for things that interest me an advertiser wants me to come on board. but i still try to have fu

. >> startling tomorrow businesses deemed low impact will be allowed to reopen. 46 betsy y with whatvin newsom says is next. >> reporter: the governor says he will be able to announce some modifications to the shelter-in-place order this week if statewide case and hospitalization numbers continue to show progress. in a virtual town hall, president trump said a vac seen it prevent the coronavirus will be available by the end of the year. >> the doctors would say well, you shouldn't say that. i will say what i think. >> reporter: over the weekend more protests to open the economy. >> end the shutdown. it is killing more people than you think you are saving. >> reporter: two counties in northern california are set to allow many businesses to reopen tomorrow. bars and restaurants are already back in business with social distancing requirements still in place. >> for our community i think it is important for us to start opening back up. i think we have to be open. if we stay closed it will be devastating for our economy. >> reporter: here in the bay area, they picked up their first load o

after hurricane sandy, betsy passed on may 9, her funeral was 15th. to their son-in-law and we had a conversation about both of them and their family and talked about their family bonds with the strong values that rocky and betsy instilled in their children and grandchildren. especially their love for the jersey shore and overall appreciation for the preciousness of life. may god bless them both and it's only fitting we acknowledge them and pale mosh as we -- pay all my -- pay homage to them. it is about 10 minutes after 8:00 this morning on the east coast this memorial day, we want to remind viewers the events we are covering today. expecting president trump to arlington national cemetery at the tomb of the unknown soldier bring excited to participate in a recent -- a wreathlaying ceremony. also expect the head up to fort mchenry at noon today. we hope you watch with us here andocus on memorial day what's taking place at arlington national cemetery. leo, give our viewers some pictures in this year at arlington national cemetery and as we do that and

betsy. in big. initially we took in patients under 80 years of age now who are under literally patients under 70 through it maybe next week will any take in patients under 65 and in a minute this isn't a. they were there aren't enough beds in the i.c.u. if. there aren't enough ventilators for everyone. there just aren't enough machines to hook the patients up to to keep them alive. not enough. where they can't even relatives are allowed to visit the patients actually this part of the hospital is completely isolated area only the health workers are allowed in here. when a patient dies and their relatives just get their few belongings and the ashes at the end yes it has to live. every day the deaths are counted. just a few weeks ago each one was worth reporting. and italy's daily toll climbed into the hundreds which is almost $1000.00 deaths in a single day. which country is next. coffins an underground carriages. and an army transporters. the world in shock. yes well. can you hear the noises up there

secretary of education, betsy devoe. the chancellor and five college districts filed a lawsuit claiming she is illegally preventing as many as 800,000 students from getting federal coronavirus relief aid. under the guidelines for the care's act, only students who are eligible for federal financial aid qualify. that excludes students whose parents brought them into this country and legally. along with other noncitizen students. >>> new at 6:30, there's more evidence tonight that smoking is associated with worse outcomes or people with covid- 19. a study just released from ucsf analyzed data from more than 11,000 500 patients. they said those who smoked and nearly twice the risk of the disease worsening as non- smokers. the study also found smokers had more acute or critical conditions than non-smokers. >>> face mask can be an effective way to stop the spread of the coronavirus. but not all masks are created equal. ktvu's jesse gary tells us that certain types of masks may actually do very little to stop the spread of the

. >> reporter: betsy mcdonald was a week shy of her four year anniversary when she got the news thathe was one of 75 employees turn to layoffs. she said that this is a positive time. >> i look at this is a new beginning. >> reporter: winchester mystery house is not alone in navigating covid-19 waters. other attractions have shuttered including a great america and the beach boardwalk that is closed until further notice because the people who would've come cannot do two shelter-in-place orders. >> anybody in the tourism or hospitality business is enormously effective. >> reporter: 40% of people that have lost jobs are in service industries. they said the timing of the announcements are odd but it's part of the process to rebuild an audience and industry. >> once we get a vaccine that tourism will be back. >> reporter: they hope that she's ready , able to work when the turnaround arrives. >> god willing we will find a safe way through this. >>> still to come, people of color disproportionately affected by the coronavirus pandemic. the way the pandemic is magnifying existing with inequal

and tonio and this is america's war education secretary betsy devos she's been sued again for collecting on student loans with she's been ordered to stop collecting on you davis is actually exhibited a pattern of behavior that it shows that she can't obey the rules so we'll tell you about the latest allegations against the boys in the education department also about while the mainstream news cycle is buzzing about. coronavirus police brutality continues this week local and state law enforcement later in the show while millions of americans have seen their lives decimated by the pandemic and the lackluster government response mola makers are found to be.

this is a gross mischaracterization of regulations from betsy duvos , they're trying to make the case the trump administration doesn't care about the voices and stories of sexual misconduct survivors on college campuses, that is absolutely not the case. this was a 2000 page document, well-thought-out. the department of education took a lot of time speaking to survivors and those accused in some cases, wrongly accused and it protects the rights of both the survivors putting forward these allegations. jillian: a new york times op-ed says electing joe biden is weakening the voices of victims even if tara reade is telling the truth. you will see what i'm talking about. i will vote for joe biden this fall, suck it up and make these bargains. look at this mindset. i believe joe biden, a lot of people are saying now, she would take a polygraph if he did first because i'm not a, here. >> not what they are supposed to say out loud. not believing tara reade app story and sacrificing the voices of all sexual assault survivors. they are not just okay, not just listening to, not be leaving the sto

the change was announced by education secretary betsy divorce.eant to replace policies from the obama administration that the balls previously revoked saying they pressure schools to deny the right of accused students. >> plans to expand preschool in california are hitting a roadblock as of the coronavirus. governor newsom's original plan was to have 10,000 more for your old students enrolled in state subsidized preschool for the first time this year starting last month. there were also plans to invest millions of dollars in expanding childcare for younger children. now the department of education says the first new preschool slots and expanded childcare are being put on hold until at least july. >> it warmed up a bit today. no fog at the coast. it is pretty windy along the coast. temperatures generally over the last few days have been warming up. this graph illustrates where we have been and where we are going. there we are it's today. thursday a little warmer. we peek on friday and temperatures work their way down a little bit as we head into s

to the worries of those desperate for answers stephanie decker al-jazeera the human rights school betsy lamb is accusing israel of a campaign of violence against palestinians in an east neighborhood. is home to about 22000 people and is one of the poorest suburbs in the city it's hand in by jewish neighborhoods and israeli institutions including a military base medical center and university the group says we are is 90 percent smaller than it was when it was seized by israel in 1967. it is director better than the israeli non-governmental organization which wrote the report he says you know oppression of the neighborhood has been building for. gradual process and going from the israeli perspective as is correct with regard to so many other human rights violations conducted by it isn't against westerners it's all according to law so the gradual usage of various mechanisms to overtake the land. is very situations taking some of the land to build on the neighborhood sentiments just for jews. and implementing that gradually has been one feature of what is happening that has been compounded a