french fishing boat sailed to jersey to blockade the island's main harbor front says the new opposed to bragg said rules on fairly restrictive realty of french fishermen were going to work u.k. waters. french fishermen and women pour into st tele air harbor blocking any large ship from leaving their angry the island of jersey is a self-governing british crime dependency and has become the epicenter for the disagreement over post breck's it fishing rights the island is closer to france than it is to u.k. and many french boats used to fish in the surrounding waters. where do we come today because we have always fished in these waters we've always fished here and then overnight they take away all our fishing rights. these are agreements we've had for a very long time. but now they must apply for a parent from the jersey government they say the process is unfairly restricting. but i thought you were not happy with the licensing restrictions they handed out to us we should have had licenses to fish as we wished without any restrictions on the species. u.k. authorities have pushed back claiming tha

currently in fort bragg. >> yes.e school, i'm here in north carolina and couldn't be there for my graduation. this is the second best day. >> what was this moment like for you to walk across the stage in your son's honor and receive that diploma on his behalf? >> it was extremely emotional, gratifying, i felt like i helped him put closure on a year like 2020 was year like no other and it was hard for all of us including my son, their actual graduation didn't happen. for me and my husband, to walk in his honor was incredibly an incredible experience like no other. >> i can only imagine. i love that you are holding up picture of gabriel. what did it look like for you, 5, 10, 20 years down the road what will you remember most about this day? >> 2020 was a bad year for everyone. i was happy to see them do what they said they were going to do. actually had the commencement here was very very good. joni said to me, gabriel's standing ovation it was a little difficult to keep it to gather. not to look out. everyone standing

and we were cocooned at fort bragg. fayetteville north carolina is very pro military town. and we didn't have any problems. you know we had time to decompress and when we said lie die or nook mom or didi mao to someone they understand it because they'd been there. well, they called it vietnam, you know, and so it wasn't a major adjustment. the only time i really got a taken back after we'd been home for i don't know two or three months. we came home in june. so this had to be around thanksgiving. we were home. and my sister very progressive liberal. and her husband were sitting at the table and she looked at me and she said you know donna i really don't know if digi and i really want to eat with people who napalmed people and killed babies. well at that particular point in time, i had i had enough foot. and i had never done this as a young woman. i stood up and i just i what i'll call i army nurse her i took i dressed her down and no uncertain terms and the whole family was sitting at the table. my father was sitting quietly at the other end of my father was a tall. he look

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army stationed in fort bragg, thank him for everything he is doing. they must be so proud.ll to come dozens of house democrats say it is racist to consider known gang members a threat to the us even if they are here illegally and convicted of felonies. and angel mom joins us to react. >> turn people to dc who are willing to tell the truth, willing to fight for our freedoms regardless what it costs you personally, economically, socially. todd: the homeowner who protected home from blm protesters running for senate. his message to the voters next. resident asked us for language on school reopening guidance as the cdc director go double down on mask requirements. jillian: 5 oh videos show that whole masks are taking on. >> reporter: laying out how the biden administration asked them to write the rules on school reopening. >> reporter: those suggestions you are for exit for beta men the final draft. >> they gave us flames and asked for it. >> reporter: randi weingarten saying the goal is to get schools fully open by 2021, the director of the cdc on the need for student mask wea

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beyer: today's psychological operations troops operating out of fort bragg consider the ghost army to be there inspiration. they have created these patches using the ghost army logo for their airborne unit. so they have taken on the story and when we opened the exhibit at the national world war ii museum, there was a delegation of soldiers from fort bragg who came down to meet and talk with the ghost army veterans. because that story is so important to that unit. host: use a bit of time to summarize what you believe after all this time and effort, what you believe their contributions were to the u.s. war effort. mr. beyer: this unit was an example of using imagination and creativity to save lives on the battlefield. i think they clearly in multiple operations made things easier and better for attacking u.s. forces in ways that never got into the history books. you hear all the time about george patton and the battle of the bulge. you never hear about the ghost army deception that tried to draw german forces away from george patton. so in the famous activities in world war ii, this uni

bragg has one man. put it jefferson davis tried to do what god himself could not do and that was make a general officer out of braxton bragg. so that's all you need to know about braxton bragg's a general. there's no one else in the confederacy who can apply the pressure and who can bring home the battlefield victories like robert e lee could. that string ends as we know had gettysburg. this will be his last major offensive victory on a battlefield of his career at chancellorsville. he'll win some minor battles, but this is the last major battle he will ever win. and this is what's going to put robert e. lee and stonewall jackson up on those pedestals. look at that perfect battle. look at that perfect battle these guys. they were the best at what they did. unfortunately for the confederacy, there's some guys out west to a really good too and they'll eventually make their way into the east. it will eventually meet. and robert e. lee's army by the time they meet so ground down by the attrition of warfare

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planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of bragg's it particularly and what we've seen with solar political leaders a lot of the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence baby the biggest obstacle for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliation still has some way to go under simmons al-jazeera. thousands of people have marched in supports of brazilian president's jiah boasts an auto facing continued criticism for his handling of the pandemic the president's supporters agree with him that the break is overblown even though brazil continues to be ravaged by infections many were seen without mosques as they chanted against octane measures of closed businesses olsen our own who fell ill with covert last year has consistently downplayed the dangers. one of the world's most recognizable landmarks has reopens in his silly living terra peason was closed for nearly 6 months following a 2nd wave of covert 19 a number of visitors a l

as the realities of bragg's it's sinking island isn't french fishermen alike it seems have been left trawling for answers gelati. r.t. paris. going to more and more of these kind of stories next month's of a key bones stomach pains headaches of left one mother terrified for his son's welfare heidi board is just one pair and sounding the alarm about the british government's approach in her view to long covert family assurance should be paying greater attention and everything. to. well mark his getting. them and i'm sure they're looking at that and i know wow and that may have. been issues maybe not such a degree of my sons. or some other kids i mean there's a lot worse than my son the government a few children you get one virus and that we need friends or children then tears that we can take our children to get this that or and that diagnosis is that they need now and the support that they need it can mean mentally and emotionally and that is what we need here in the u.k. along covert does we all find out more about it involves a range of symptoms and complications that still happen s

the island of jersey after a dispute over fishing rights escalated rapidly and it's mostly due to bragg's it and issue a new licensing rules that the island imposed french fishermen say those regulations prevent them from operating in the area those are the headlines the news continues in al-jazeera after inside story goodbye. democratic republic of congo places 2 provinces on the military control groups have killed hundreds of people and displaced millions but will the intervention be enough to stop the violence this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. for you is armed groups of instilled faith in eastern democratic republic of congo the government has struggled to maintain order in north kivu and its hoary provinces so president said he has instructed the army to take charge of 2 regions for a month he's declared what's called a state of siege for the 1st time soldiers will take over local government functions and they'll have the right to conduct searches seize weapons and ban public meetings catherine soy is monitoring developments from kenya's capital nairobi. this law is

shootings and then the new anxieties that might emerge in the context of a campaign ross hand the braggs it happened in 2014 things would have dramatically changed now do you think that the backset what could be a new a moment for all the parties particular pro independence activists to gather some sense of a consensus among the scots and those who are very skeptical about the notion of an independent scotland that is about time to reach are to each other and move forward . we are absolutely capable of working together across the constitutional divide on how we rebuild after the pandemic and as pointed out we all agree on that no one is saying there should be a referendum on independence tomorrow or next month or the month after that our number one priority right now is defeating eradicating the pandemic and then rebuilding from it but we have won a majority and this parliament we want to match it to invest care of parliaments that's and invest 5 year tear hold that referendum know the issues that are directly related to the pandemic you just mentioned health and education it is the scot

as the realities of bragg's it sinking island isn't french fishermen alike it seems have been left trawling for answers challenged people ski r.t. paris. talk to looking for months of a key bones stomach pains and headaches have left one terrified mother really worried about her son's welfare high the ball is just one parent sounding the alarm about the british government's approach now it's a long cold with the family is sure it should be doing much more imposing a greater attention everything. to. oh mark his acting. and i'm sure they're looking at that and i know wow and that may have. been issues maybe not such a degree of my son's guard. or some other kids i mean there's a lot what the my son the government got to. do you get sick from this virus and that we need and or children and tears and we can take our children to get this that or and that diagnosis in a neat and there and the support they need if it can mentally and emotionally and that is what we need here in the u.k. as time goes by we're more and more about long covert it involves a range of symptoms and complications that st

planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of bragg's it particularly and what we've seen with solar political leaders at the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate days in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence may be the biggest obstacle for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliation still has some way to go under simmons al-jazeera. the red cross is a monitoring the closure of a former british army camp that houses migrants barracks is meant to be temporary accommodation and human rights groups say that the use of military base is psychologically damaging for people living there many of thoughts have been tortured in or trafficked from the countries that they fled to syria is just the whole reports. napier barracks in kent has come to symbolize an asylum system increasingly hostile to asylum seekers we're seeing like as soon as they arrive a serious decline in their mental health and they really desperate they run they're running away. or they have suicidal id

planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of bragg's it particularly and what we've seen with solar political leaders at the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate days in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence baby the biggest obstacle for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliations still has some way to go under simmons al-jazeera. going to take you to a rural district in zimbabwe now we're a new electric powered motorcycle is changing how women do business it's helping poor women earn an income and ease the burden of caring for families how tasso has this report from. chickens are ready for the markets and this 3 wheeler known as hamba which means to go in zimbabwe is going to help her take the me. the farmer pays any cleveland a $15.00 a month with a group of friends to lease the electric power to motorcycles she can now sell her goods and much further away from a small village adds that. before i got this bike i couldn't come this far now i sell my chickens

as the realities of bragg's it sinking jews the island isn't french fishermen alike it seems have been left trawling for answers challenged. r.t. paris. months of a key bones that stomach pains and headaches have left a mother terrified for sons well sir heidi bourne is just one parent sounding the alarm about the british government's approach to long coated everything. to. his thing. and i'm sure they're looking. wow that may have. the issue maybe not such a degree of my son's got or some other kids to me live a lot worse than my son the government of 2 children you get this virus and that we need and or children and ters that we can take our children to get the or and that diagnosis is a need. and the support that they need physically mentally and emotionally and that is what we need here in the u.k. long cove it involves a range of symptoms and complications the still occur several months after infection among them after t. get headaches difficulties thinking coughs skin rashes and insomnia each patient has their own set of problems and for the moment it's unclear how long it lasts

left waters near the island of jersey after a dispute over fishing rights and it's mostly due to bragg's it and issue a new licenses that the island which is part of the british isles imposed last week french fisherman say the rules make it harder for them to operate and waters they've worked on for generations the tasha buffer reports. nighttime in the normandy ports of cattle and off to some final preparations cammy like you high and his crew leave the harbor and head to sea not for a fishing trip but to protest. the fishermen on france's northern coast are angry they say all 40 is on the channel island of jersey are ignoring the post brags that trade deal and unfairly limiting access to jersey's waters by restricting boat licenses or adding extra rules if you want particular are no longer allowed to fish dollars so well in jersey seas even though i've been fishing in these waters since 2009 it happened just like that overnight suddenly i received a letter saying you're not allowed that's it you can do what you can use says he's lost nearly 40 percent of his business some colleagues mu

besides if there is a referendum this is the birthplace of irish democracy and there's another factor bragg's it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and many young people in the south support reunification and what their leaders to put more emphasis on the cheating and i think that the planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of breaks it particularly and what we've seen with solar political leaders at the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate data in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence baby the biggest obstacle for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliation still has some way to go under simmons i'll just dump. the u.s. cans are a foreign forces in afghanistan says it would be a mistake for armed groups to attack american troops in the country it comes afte

population so this is deed dollars asian indeed globalization and we see this even you know happening post bragg's of now i see that britain and france are you know already have their throats over fishing rights and actually coming to blows so this is all happening in a de globalized context and that de globalization backed leading up to the great depression that was like a crack up a crack down collapse a crack down depression this is a crack up depression is a crack up deflation globalization process because they let the bonds collapse and then in the depression of the 1930 s. you had banks go bankrupt and you have bond markets collapse and that was deflationary any place trying to question here since bernanke and greenspan you have constant bailing out of the banks with all this crazy money so there was never the natural process of getting rid of the bad banks all they did was they kept of zombie banks alive and now this is led to an inflationary depression and of course back in 1033 they were able to seize the citizen's gold the american citizens had savings now they don't own right so that al

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record but this was written by a very knowledgeable observer, professor of political warfare at fort braggn before he listen to any news items and what he found as the vast majority of the people there were peacefully protesting in a jovial mood but he did recognize they were distinctly different. and laid out how these agitators were able to use that crowd and being fired into the crowd which baffled into a certain extent as well, he should take a look at that accounting because as i traveled back to wisconsin, saying thank you for speaking the truth because what you're saying is what actually happened, now i have to say i condemn the violence. we all do. this repugnant and repulsive, cut off a very important debate about unlikely officials usurping the responsibility of state legislators and that's what that was the cutoff so that i am not happy with those protesters and people who committed acts of violence. i want them prosecuted, over 30,000 protesters there, the fbi has arrested 440, 125 have been charged with assaulting or resisting or impeding law enforcement or other officials, ch

army stationed in fort bragg. what a moment for those parents. so special.self. they must be be so proud of everything is he doing. todd: we love what he is doing. good job sacred, connecticut right down the street. "fox & friends" comes up right now. it's mask off day. ♪ >> when i think of the climate crisis, i think jobs. >> president joe biden touted the idea that he was for the working class but that f-150 lightning that he got into today costs $70,000. >> house republicans defy speaker nancy pelosi by refusing to wear face masks. >> they are telling us if we are on the floor without a mask they are going to fine us. >> you are vaccinated, you not only cannot get significant disease you can't transmit. >> seven sheriff's deputies will not face criminal charges in the death of andrew brown. >> mr. brown's death, while

society is different we have our own culture music language history or but since the op he gave us of bragg's it and the corona pandemic he believes it's become a risky proposition i only want an independent scotland that is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much for the party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level of how it's actually going to work scottish nationalists are trying to convince their compatriots that now is the perfect time for a new beginning they're promising a modern and liberal scotland that could become a member of the european union lisa marie hughes and michelle campbell a scottish nationalist candidates in glasgow but you know scotland resource on tall women i'm just straight rubbish nation we are i mean it's almost entirely puzzled by electricity but terminated ecologically much better fashion you know we are looking our own future for what is best for scotland and being part of projects that plateau versus be in and dependent scotland and europe has no contest bracks it has been a boon for nationalists but the pov to independence

is different we have our own culture and music language history 4 but since the op he gave us of bragg's it and the corona pandemic he believes it's become a risky proposition i only want an independent scotland it is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much that it's party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level of how is actually going to work scottish nationalists are trying to convince their compatriots that now is the perfect time for a new beginning they're promising a modern and liberal scotland that could become a member of the european union lisa marie hughes and michelle campbell a scottish nationalist candidates in glasgow but you know scotland those are resource on top and i'm just straight rubbish nation we are a nation and prior where you polled by electricity you got terminated and ecologically much better fashion you know we are looking our own future for what is best for scotland and being part of projects that platinum vs be in and dependent scotland and europe as no contest breck's it has been a boon for nationalists but the pov to ind

what worries him palmer however is braggs it when he founded a company he didn't foresee the difficulties that many scottish business owners now have trading with the european union. are sure of frictionless trade well if this is frictionless trade i would not like to be experiencing friction trued. the bureaucratic hurdles are multi-faceted previously only one form was enough but now whisky exporters have to fill out different paperwork for each individual e.u. member if scotland declares independence from the u.k. that could create another headache for smaller companies if the change was to come very quickly. or not will be a 3rd very significant change that we would have to be able to manage our small businesses like ourselves we will need a great deal of help to get us through the. the new whisky will find its way to the france and germany export markets in the us hope the logistical problems can be solved in time for them properly. to be bottled. and finally countries worldwide are doing what they can to win over vaccine skeptics by giving free gifts to those getting the job while in

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bragg two years ago when her husband joined the army.pantry -- >> is there any specific needs your family has this month >> i would say some canned vegetables and canned fruit. >> reporter: -- she visited weekly only months ago for help. a giant reversal of fortunes from when we met rachel in december, months after she lost her job because of the pandemic. her family down half of its two-parent income. the mother-to-be preparing to care for her son while forced to lean on others for a boost does it hurt you that this is affecting your entire family >> yeah, it doesry. i mean -- sorry. i just need a minute >> reporter: her story touching hearts across the country. what kind of a response did you receive from that story? >> so many people wanting to help us out, and we were honestly flabbergasted at how much people reached out to us and just wanted to help. >> reporter: did it feel like an outpouring to you? >> it did. >> reporter: not just for rachel's family but for the organization that helped her when times were tough. the armed servic

now based in fort bragg.the boyfriend had an airtight alibi working more than 100 miles away. the defense of cristhian rivera trying to poke holes in the story and trying to get him to testify that he had a temper and cheated on molly. jack would not have taken the stand because of subpoena because he didn't want to see molly's alleged killer in court today. >> why don't you want to be here with that man? >> i believe his guilty. >> emotional testimony from molly's hair stylist believed to be the last person to see tibets alive when she drove by her when she went missing. the hair stylist said what she did when she found out about molly's disappearance. >> my sister had sent me a tax message asking if i heard about molly. my heart sank. i knew that i passed her. i jumped in my car and i said we're going -- i'm going to go out on black top and drive around and see if i can see anything. >> that woman testified that she never saw anything related to tibets. in court, cristhian rivera, the man charged with her d

dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you are 18, he was 22?wo young. >> your first boyfriend? >> yes. >> he told me he wanted to be an attorney. so he seemed to have aspirations. >> they married in 1988 after her first year of medical school. dwight left the army after three years. and soon connie realized that while she was working hard to become a doctor, dwight was doing nothing. >> i don't recall him ever working more than two or three days. because every job that he would get there would be some issue. so we lived in medical school, on my financial aid. >> that's probably not how you grew up? >> that is not. my family has the best work ethic you can think of. >> after medical school, connie began a residency in psychiatry. but soon found it hit too close to home. her own husband, she came to realize, was mentally ill. >> he was depressed. he would stay in the bed for three or four days. and then he became very hostile towards me. >> what form did that take? >> verbal abuse, emotional bs. again, if he were mad, he would not talk for a week

rachel zabo is back on the job, a designer who moved to fort bragg two years ago when her husband joined5-month-old son, andrash and giving back working at a food pantry. >> is there any specific needs your family has this month? >> i would say canned vegetables and fruit. a giant reversal of fortunes from when we met rachel in december and months after she lost her job because of the pandemic, half of its two-parent income. the mother to be preparing to care for her son while forced to lean on others for a boost. does it hurt this is affecting your family? >> yeah, it does. i mean -- sorry. i need a minute. >> reporter: her story touching hearts across the country. what response did you receive? >> so many people wanting to help us out. we were flabbergasted how much people reached out and wanted to help. >> reporter: did it feel like outpouring? >> it did. >> reporter: not just for her family but for the organization that helped her when times were tough. >> we were floored. i worked in non-profits for 20 years. i have never seen a single day of donations like what we saw. >> reporter:

may not be the truth now because in between then and now we've had a once in a generation a vent of bragg's it which is possibly the most important thing to scotland rather than i mean obviously depend demick it's important but as everything that changed everything in. it absolutely did. during the 1st referendum campaign you know very much the pro case side. campaigned that if you wanted scotland to stay in the e.u. then you have to vote to stay in the u.k. and you know of course 2 years later or actually less than 2 years later scotland left the because the u.k. as a whole totally voted to leave the. but actually 2 thirds of people in scotland are almost 2 thirds of people of scotland voted to stay inside the and that is very much the event that has changed opinion so when we look at why people who voted why some people who voted no who what voted to stay in the u.k. in 2014 now support independence breaks it's the key issue that has driven the change of heart and lungs amongst many good people and that's what will make any future referendum much closer as we're seeing in the opinion poll

jenny achin', an army spouse, whose shut deployed to fort bragg was hesitant at first to get vaccinatedy made this decision for myself. and i came around really when the f did. a came out and did provide support for pregnant women to receive the vaccine. >> these posters throughout the pentagon show new incentives for those who have been vaccinated. nick, a former army infantry officer, who starting the clothing company ranger up, explained troops' concerns. >> there is a general lack of trust any time the government's involved. whether you are talking about the anthrax vaccine back in the day that caused problems or burn pits or all these things that kind of the military has used as a guinea pig. >> this former combat veteran just got his covid vaccine and is working hard to convince other troops and veterans about why they should do the same for god and country. shannon? >> shannon: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you, jen. up next, bret talks with the republican who is trying to put virginia back in the red column this fall. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates arou

planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of bragg's it particularly and what we've seen with solar and political leaders a lot of the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate data in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence may be the biggest obstacle for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliation still has some way to go. and this weekend there's been an opinion poll released by the irish independent newspaper in dublin and in northern ireland 33 percent want a united ireland but 44 percent are against now interestingly one in 5 is not sure what to do with these people regard themselves as neither you missed or republican nationalists or loyalist these people really are in the center of things now could this sector grow that's the interesting point other motivations may draw them towards a united ireland or not so it is unclear but there is an issue of a united ireland being on the agenda at center since reporting from belfast there now to a rural district in zimb

planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging impacts of bragg's it particularly and what we've seen with solar political leaders a lot of the time is putting it on the long finger and pointed to some indiscriminate days in the future but irish history with all of its overwhelming violence may be the biggest obstacle for now on both sides of the divide many feel reconciliation still has some way to go under simmons' al-jazeera. just a few hours ago for astronauts splash down to earth from the international space station they were helped out of the space thanks greg and capsule on board a ship of the u.s. state of florida is the 1st time a crew has been brought home by a space x. a private company the partners with nasa they hope to one day send crews far beyond the international space station the space x. and nasa tears return to human space flight back to the united states and i think this is a remarkable achievement the opportunity of a lifetime for many of us and something to be proud of thank you nasa and we're looking forward to many more flig