we have common future dear brothers out of brothers the. stability of. it is establishing stability in the area cannot happen within a solution of the palestinian cause on the basis of 2 state solution so that the palestinian people have their legitimate and illegal rights to have independent. country on the borders of 4th of june 1987 with its jerusalem its. as its capital. finally i would extend again my thanks to. you for call holding this summit. can god almighty to grant us what is good for our people thank you. thank you your. majesty king then. the world just to me but my brother brought home sort of president of iraq in an air of god the measure of all dear brother me custodian of the holy place is going to send a man been up to. would. his reaction and she president. ok we've been listening to the opening statements there of the the arab league summit severe course an american see summit being held alongside that meeting of the g c c we've been the swing to the opening statements there and let's get some analysis now from marwan bashar al jazeer

it claimed narcy's brother had hired thugs to kill ben novak jr.geant wilson and his team paid an unannounced visit to the brother at his place in philadelphia. >> we apparently had caught him off guard and he told us to sit down and he would be more than happy to answer any questions we had. as we sit down, we sit at this kitchen table and on the kitchen table is littered with papers. >> wilson and another detective spied something atop the heap. >> there's west earn union receipts. this is all out in the open. this is too good to be true. like pinch me. and we're holding a conversation with him trying to not focus on the table because we don't want to draw attention to it. >> when narcy's brother briefly left the room, sergeant wilson's partner furiously copied down, names, dates and receipt numbers. why would narcy's brother, bus driver, just scraping by be wiring loads of money to one particular person in miami? >> one of the names on the receipt is garcia, right? >> alejandro garcia. >> sir name of garcia in -- >> yes, sit. >> they began runni

trump: also here are his great parents, and his brother, where is reggie, his brother? reggie.hat a great family. [applause] pres. trump: reggie, come up here, will you please? come on up. this is unexpected, but this family, i tell you, you get to know some people, come on up. they may let you up. i think so. [laughter] pres. trump: i think reggie is ok. come on up, reggie. how about bringing that beautiful boy up. come on up. come on. mrs. singh, come on up. you know what, mom and dad. come on up. wife and baby. come. this is an incredible family. that's great. have to see it to understand what it is all about. it is hard to imagine what they have been through. hard to imagine what they've been through. come on up, reg. you did not know you would be doing this. sorry, reggie. [applause] >> i am the brother of corporal ronil singh. i would like to thank every single officer. what you guys went through, i have heard stories from my brother. this man over here, our family supports him. whatever he is doing for law enforcement, we support him. [applause] reggie: his team at the w

and also here, are his great parents, ronnie and vere, and his brother, where is reggie, his brother, reggie, what a great family. [ applause ] reggie, come up here, will you, please. come on up. common. this is unexpected but this family, i tell you, you know, you get to know some people, come on up. they may let you up. i think so. i think reggie's, okay, come on up, reggie. how about bringing the beautiful boy up. come on up. come on. mrs. singh, come up. come on up. you know what, how about mom and dad, too. come on up, mom and dad, and wife, and baby. come on up. come. an incredible family. that's great. you got to see it to understand what it is all about. it is hard to imagine what they've been through. hard to imagine. come on, reggie. you didn't know you would be doing this, reggie, sorry, reggie. [ applause ] >> i am the brother of corporal ronnell singh, i would like to thank every single law enforcement officer over here. what you guys go through, i heard stories from my brother. this man over here, the singh family supports him. whatever his dream for the law enforcement,

i suppose you know by now i am somewhere in france. >> reporter: not long after her brother sent her this letter -- >> the military came out and told us that my brother got killed in normandy. >> reporter: he was only 22. marian wynn soon took a

i love my brothers. i'm close to my brothers. they are all back in oklahoma now. when we were growing up, our daddy had a lot of different jobs. he sold paint. he sold carpeting. he sold fencing. by the time i was in middle school, all three of the boys -- they were gone. i was what used to be called a late in life baby. my mother always just called me the surprise. but it was just my mother and my daddy and me when my daddy had a massive heart attack, and we thought he was going to die, that we were going to lose him. he was in the hospital for a long time. he pulled through, but he could not go back to work, and at tuck me in,m would and then i would hear them talk after they thought i had gone to sleep, and that's why i learned words like mortgage and foreclosure. i remember the day we lost the family station wagon. one day i walked into my folks' bedroom and out on the bed was the dress. some of you in this area will know the dress. it is the one that only comes out for weddings, funerals, and graduations. you know that dress. so she had it laid out. she is th

lemonis: now the brothers are clashing more by the day. john: so it's all my fault the stores didn't make as much money? mike: you sometimes act like you know best. john: oh, my gosh. lemonis: even as mistakes pile up... ashley: we might want to spell "barbeque" correctly, though. lemonis: ...and morale withers away. jackie: if i had another job opportunity, i would take it. amy: it's just mind-blowing sometimes. lemonis: if i can't mend their fraying relationship... both of you, get your [bleep] together and figure out how to co-exist and have mutual respect. ...their beloved brand will go bust. that store is closing, unfortunately, no matter what. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty. everything's gonna change. everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this... let's go to work. ...is "the profit." [ applause ] ♪

kpix 5's wilson walker on what the brothers are saying about the matchup. >> reporter: two brothers alliedith different clans, vying for just one throne. yes, the western conference finals will have added family drama. >> he texted me right after the game and said, "i'll see you tuesday." >> reporter: that's guard seth curry of the trailblazers, brother of stephen curry. >> they are like the royal family of the nba. it's incredible. >> reporter: that was warriors coach steve kerr chiming in on the fraternal matchup for the first time. >> it's kind of crazy to think ise. we get to play in front of our family and just happy to enjoy this. it's crazy. >> reporter: get ready to see a lot of mom and dad as the curry brothers make a little more basketball history. >> it's hard to believe right now. so many years i have watched steph play in the crowd and in the finals. it will be fun to be out there competing to get to the finals. it's a dream come true. >> reporter: as for dell curry and sonya curry, we do know one thing. on walker, kpix ng to the 5. >>> onto another game. a live look at the ho

and brothers, excellencies majesties, the saudi government will always stretch its hand to cooperateelp other countries in the region to develop and reach peace in the area, including the iranian people. made efforts to make the arab world a decisive end effective trade region , and to maintain development in trade and stability in the region, and i also ask you to stand together in facing these perils, and also call upon the international world to stand attempts andranian their sponsoring of terrorism in the region and internationally, stopo use all means to this regime and to preclude them from their expansionist policy. thank you. [applause] the words of the second gentleman give the president of , deara, his majesty majesties and presidents, we are here in this holy place to be the cradle of the message and to that theghtenment whole world is a safe place which by the grace of god will continue peaceful, and a place of peace for humanity. we are proud to stand in this and weace of holy areas are united to send a message to the whole world that the arabs, as they have through hist

savannah listening to her brother's heart, the grateful family asking can you hear your brother's heartbeat. she nods yes and the other siblings listened, too. >> do you want to hear it? >> reporter: all of this unexpected. embracing each other at that game. >> you can't forget him. >> reporter: donovan's older brother, too. they were at a baseball game for transplant awareness day. john sent this message. >> i was able to hold their head to my chest and they were about a half inch from their brother's heart. it was a remarkable experience for me because of their gift, the tremendous gift i was given a second chance at life. >> reporter: savannah saying she doesn't even like baseball, but what a gift to show up and hear her brother's heart. >> i can't even explain how it makes us feel. it almost gives us a sense of peace knowing that we finally found my brother's heart. >> reporter: two families, their hugs and that common bond, their brother's heart. >> so incredibly emotional. when i saw them hugging him and listening to that heartbeat, we know that organ donation is one of the greatest g

i'll have that story coming up. >>> the curry brothers about to make history. both seth and steph curry set to face off in game one of the nba western conference finals. the first time in their careers they go head to head in a playoff series. >> wilson walker on what the brothers are saying about this upcoming matchup. >> reporter: two brothers aligned with different clans vying for just one throne. yes, the western conference finals will have a little added family drama. >> he texted me right after the game. said i'll see you tuesday. so i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: that is portland trail blazers guard seth curry, son of dell, brother of stephen. a long climb up from his days with the santa cruz warriors. now, we asked teammate damian lillard if he is excited about this conference finals plot line. >> not really. i mean, it's cool that, you know, brothers get to play in the western conference finals. i think that's a pretty cool story. they parents will have to decide, you know, which side they going to take. but i wouldn't say i'm, like, looking f

savannah listening to her brother's heart -- the grateful family asking, can you hear your brother's? >> reporter: she nods yes, and then donovan's other siblings listen, too. >> let the other sister hear it and his brother. >> reporter: all of this unexpected. embracing each other and that highest gift. >> look at this guy. we can't forget him. >> reporter: then donovan's older brother, too. they were at a st. louis cardinals baseball game for transplant awareness day. the heart recipient, john, sending us this message tonight. >> hi, david. i was able to, you know, hold their head to my chest and they were about half an inch from their brother's heart. it was a remarkable experience for me because of their gift, the tremendous gift. i was given a second chance at life. >> reporter: savannah tonight saying she doesn't even like baseball, but what a gift to show up and then hear her brother's heart. >> hi, david. i can't even explain how it makes us feel, it almost gives us a sense of peace, knowing that we finally found, you know, my brother's heart. >> reporter: two families, their

to my brother. he hardly said anything to me. and i felt as though i wish i could ask him or talk to him. but then i thought to myself, what must he have felt, holding my hand, 12 years old there, not being able to protect him? >> and those were the last moments you shared together? >> yeah. yes. right, we're gonna be going for youice long walk-- now behave yourself, all right? (exhales) i was in a satelliteamp of dachau in germany in 1945, february. my birthday is ifebruary, and i was bar mitzvahed, which mean yowere 13 years old. and i remember going to the barbed wire, across the border in the forest-- the camp was cut out from a forest-- and seeing the birds fly by, and thinkingin to myself, speto god, said, "please, god, please, god, let me, let me get out of this hellhole, absolutely naked, and i'll never ask another thing from you from your life." anas you could see, god answered my prayer, but i'm afraid i still keep on talking to god and asking for further, for further, further hp. but, of

this is actually the property brothers' fifth spin-off. new children's book coming out this fall. they do it all. >>> still ahead right here -- will ma be the next horror movie to rule the box office. why octavia spencer's outrageous new flick is already making heads spin. >>> plus, want to couple up with the clooneys? how you can go on a double date with george and amal. >>> and your sneak peek at the new star wars land. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> check this out -- mandy moore and friends leapt for joy after reaching base camp on mt. everest on sunday, and it's quite an accomplishment. this is us star stopped there. this year's climbing season on mt. everest is one of the deadliest to date. it's overcrowded up there. people, stop going up there. >> oh, god. oh, dear. oh, dear. >> people are summiting. >> nearly 41 miles, 17,600 feet up, $11,000 permit, one week of hiking. mandy moore. a line of hundreds waiting their turn to reach the top of everest. when the 35-year-old reached the base camp she honored more than the 300

after we were liberated, he sens photograph of hermann, my little brother.i contacted an artist to paint this painting of my brother from the small photograph and pay him in english cigarettes.'s and thow this came about, and i presented it to my mother on her first birthday after r liberation. last july, i was contacted by an orgazation in our hometown with a view to placing some stolperstein of our family. and although, as a rule, neither my wife nor my sons would attempt to influence me, they did say, "let there be a memorial for your family, particularly for your brother." this memorial plaque will actually be an acknowledgement that i consider my little brother to have been murdered. >> are you worried about manfred? >> yes, i'm very worried about him. he's going to be meeting german people and he's going be on german soil. this is the first time, , since he left in 1946. he swore he'd never go back, he said he'd never-- he'd never been back to germany. maybe that will help him to sort of come to terms. maybe. >> i was standing by the desk and a message

welcome home, brothers and sisters. we have been coming here for 32 years.o straighten out a few things, when we first came down here, some bikes came down and we also came down with our bikes. some of us marched and some of us rode bikes. thehanged it and we dropped march. we decided to only do bikes. it showed more power to have the motorcycles here. to let the government know why we are here, to wake them up. through the use, we have gotten a lot of legislation passed. some of the legislation, because of all of you being here all the , writing or calling your senators, we got legislation passed and we brought home jessica and the other pows from that first gulf war. we got them home alive. the legislation that you helped us pass. ago, in russia, a doctor was examining some patients. asylum.n an insane there was one particular man in their, he had been in there for almost 50 years. he was hungarian. they were russian. he did not understand them and they not understand him. they thought he was crazy, so they put in any nuthouse. he was originally classified

first of all, jim, my older brother, both my brother and sister are two of the smartest eople i havever known in my life. jim has not a photographic memory ut a very sharp of certain things. he can recite any poem that he's read that sort of stuff. but he was traumatized by this period. i.ch more so than i mean, he and jeannie, my school, and so the five years that followed this event, they were bouncing one school to another as my father was trying to find -- get life bag together. he even, jim remembers, remembers going to the eadquarters of the communist party -- the newspaper, where my father was also working as an editor, the michigan herald and the michigan worker, he remembers some of that. much more so than i do. one scene also where he emembers, after -- immediately after my father was called to testify, there were stories in and one ofers there, his friend's mothers said jim is dead as a communist. that, lamb: back off of find and how did he himself in the united states military and what year did he go in? communist then? rightmaraniss: he went in after pearl harbor. he enl

my second brother john was stationed overseas a little over a year but my third brother david trainededic. to this day we have a rule in our family. never choke in front of david. [laughter] he has a sharpened pocket knife and he is convinced he could do an emergency tracheotomy and is always ready. [laughter] that is exciting times at thanksgiving. we just back out of the room. i am close to my brothers. when we were growing up we had a lot of different jobs. are daddy's old paint, carpeting, fencing, by the time i was in middle school the boys were gone i was what used to be called the late in life baby. [laughter] my mother always called me surprise. but it was just my mother and my daddy and me when he had a massive heart attack. we thought he was going to die. he was in the hospital for a long time. he pull through but still cannot go back to work. at night mom would take me in and then i hear them talking after thought i had gone to sleep and that's where i learned words like mortgage and foreclosure. i remember the day we lost our family station wagon. i walked into the bedroom

welcome home, brothers and sisters.have been coming here for 32 years, and to straighten out a few things, when we first came down here, some bikes came down, we also came down on a bus. some of us marched, some of us rode bikes. within a few years, we changed that and we dropped the march and we decided we are only going to do bikes. because it was a weak point, and it showed more power to have the motorcycles here, to let the government know why we are here, to wake them up! through the years, we have gotten a lot of legislation passed, and some of the legislation is because of all of you being here all the time, writing or calling, faxing your congressmen and senators. we got legislation passed, and we brought home jessica lynch and the other six p.o.w.'s from that first gulf war. we got them home alive. from legislation that you have helped us pass. ago inght or 10 years russia, a doctor was examining some patients in an insane asylum, and there was this one particular man in there. he had been there for almost 50 y

i lost my 18-year-old brother to suicide in 2013. >> my oldest brother died of suicide in 1996. >> iound out shane passed away by suicide four days before my wedding day. >> i lost my husband yesterday to suicide. >> when i was 9 years old, my father killed himself. >> my ex-husband, dr. rob ashton jr. died by suicide february fey 2017. i've driven over the bridge thousands of times in my life. our apartment was on the 40th floor of that big building, just next to the george washington bridge. >> in 2017, 15 people died by suicide, by jumping off the george washington bridge. and rob was one of them. rob and i met in the operating room. just like "grey's anatomy." our first date was in greenwich village in 1995. it was italian restaurant. ♪ when the world is cold >> our wedding was really beautiful. we danced to a frank sinatra song "the way you look tonight." ♪ and the way you look tonight >> everyone liked rob. everyone. it was impossible not to like him. bewe we were together for 22 years. we raised two amazing kids. but ultimately we grew apart and decided to end our marriage, an

the koch brothers are never satisfied.nt america that they need to push the president around a bit, ignoring the need to slash growing trade deficits, americans for prosperity, that's funded outfit by the koch brothers, you know, the president who actually provides prosperity doesn't have anything with a name like that. well, they are demanding an end to all tariffs. the initiative claims tariffs are hurting hispanic americans. this is how stupid the conservatives, the koch brothers and their like have become. of course the hispanic unemployment rate in this country is at a new all time record, record low, just last month. the koch brothers are not only tone deaf and awash in money and attacking the president, they are doing so oblivious to the reality that is a prosperous america, like we have seldom seen. well, joining us tonight is congressman mark green, a member of the house oversight committee, the homeland security committee, the house freedom caucus, and congressman green is a very busy fellow. good to have you wit

my parents and my brother and sister. i am the youngest of three.hey used to tell me, well, my brother and sister did, that i was found in the garbage and wasn't really there little sister true story. my brother who was four years older than i played football with me, and i mean that literally. he used me as a tackling dummy. they taught me how to get back up on my feet after getting beaten over and over. and my sister, who was smarter then the what rest of us, she was psychological warfare instead of physical. i may be dating myself, was she thought she was harriet the spy, and kept files on the entire family. let's just say they were not very flattering depictions of us she, of course, became an attorney. [laughter] >> to my parents who taught me responsibility, perseverance and service, my father who is no longer with us, he is literally over the moon today. look up at the moon, you'll see a bald guy up there beaming. he modelled kindness, generosity , and doing the next right thing. and my mom, who at the ripe young age of 85 go zwilling on the

but the former prime minister insists it was a gift from the brother of the crown prince of the united arab emirates but your wife met with joel the jeweler she knew it was a gift from him no no no no joy present that this as a kid from sheer month so ok there's a culture in a belief that expensive presents are given he's a master liar he's lied about every single matter. once again deepak dismisses the former prime minister's defense but this time goes on to accuse him of lying about something even more sinister than corruption covering up a mood on. the war he lied that he never met. also in 2 years sure of who was a young mongolian translator in 2006 she was shot dead on the outskirts of kuala lumpur then blown to smithereens with military grade explosives knology it was then defense minister and she'd had an affair with his close confidant an advisor. to ministerial bodyguards were convicted of her murder but no motive was ever established. warm the u.c. and these were only can be accessed so in the ministry of defense. those who kill mongolian lady sit openly in court they didn't

. >> my brother. >> brother van jones, what's happening, man? >> what's going on? >> thank you, man. i appreciate you, brother. >> oh, man, this is bringing back a lot of memories, man. >> it's a different west oakland. these kids are so used to seeing their contemporaries murdered. >> i'm still gone to more funerals than weddings in oakland. >> tell me about your daughter. >> she was just -- >> a special kid? >> yeah. >> and even how she was born was special? >> yeah, i delivered her on 580 freeway. her mom's water broke about 2 in the morning. >> yeah? >> she was driving and said i'm having this baby. i said i know honey that's why we are on the way to the hospital. she said no i'm having the baby right here. >> in the car? >> in the car. she was panicking and i was trying to keep her calm. relax, honey, i can drive and deliver and i got this. and i was driving and pulling. and i pulled her out real gently to her shoulders. and then if propelled she dove on the floor of the car and made a splat. and her mom picked her up, i remember i looked at her it was like i

a little luck . >> a little luck and a lot of the splash brothers. stefan clay made 12 threes and goodbye for 62 points . >> we change in the second game . >> as for curry and his brother it was all stefan in game one, 36-3. 36-3 . >> was a distraction at all >> we played plenty of games, no distraction. i told my mama, who you with a, i saw her stand up and cheer but i saw all portland . >> it's gotta be difficult, it's the best album you can have as a family so i don't feel bad for them at all. >> john anderson, called up to make his big debut giving up three runs in five innings it was better at the play the first pitcher since 1900 to get mom is jacked out of her mind, taught him of the six got tied at three brandon crawford at the three, bye-bye baby. the last 16 and the drought. second home and of the in the giants win 4-3 that they split the two-game set. the pga championship begins tomorrow in new york and next year around that time the tournament will be held at harding park in san francisco. the last time a pro golf tournament was played in

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will back other brothers will be back. so they should realize that they should take action or that it's not something government is implying as they want that you grant that they should accept that so that's our only only request to them so far authorities have denied any knowledge of the whereabouts of cindy does brother or anyone else is relative human rights groups say more than 400 people have disappeared in the last 9 years some have been found that but the fate of the majority of the missing bangladesh remains unknown couldn't the how many are. india's newly elected m.p.'s from the governing b j p of re-elected prime minister narendra modi is their leader a party won a landslide victory following a 6 week election in the world's largest democracy when gives modi a powerful mandate to implement his nationalist vision. meanwhile the us president has been speaking to japanese business leaders saying that he wants to address a trade imbalance between the 2 countries donald trump is in japan for a largely ceremonial 4 day

the first thing i say in this my older brother and sistery brother are two of the smartest people i havever known in my life. a graphics not a for memory, but a very, very sharp memory of certain things. he can recite any point he has ever read, that sort of stuff. but he was traumatized by this period, much more so than i. the five years that follow this , we were bouncing from one school to another as my father was trying to get his life back together. jim remembers going to the headquarters of the communist , my father was also working as an editor. scene where he remembers immediately after my father was called to testify and ,ne of his friends mothers said jim stack is a communist. back off that since 1952, how did he find himself in the united states military, and what year did he go in? and was he a communist then? david: he went in right after pearl harbor. he enlisted. he wasn't a member of the communist party, but he was definitely a leftist, i would say. mothers rather was a member of the communist party. he wanted to fight against hitler's and so he joined the war effort. one

the five christian brothers who founded this institution back in 1853, following in the footsteps of the great educational pioneer, st. john baptist understood that education has the power to change lives. and i do not just mean as i will explain today to change the financial conditions of people's lives, i mean also the power of education to touch minds and hearts to help students lead lives of meaning and purpose. as some of you already know, i grew up in the poorest area of the bronx in a housing project in the southeastern part of that borough. some of you may share similar backgrounds, i know our valedictorian does. my dad had finished sixth grade and my mom was a practical nurse that got her diploma as part of a grant after she left the army. my parents did not have many educational opportunities themselves growing up, but they and especially my mom made education the center value of the lives of my brother and me who my mom raised alone after my dad died when i was 9. she repeatedly, just like your mother told me that education would open the door of opportunity. eventually wh

but i want to go to germany to my brother and i and in my uncle and. but. i feel scared and that she wished i had all the time. around her papers so i have to always be on the lookout for the police i don't want to be sent to jail for several months. but in anson's unaccompanied minors feel they are closer to their go on that don't want to wait anymore and don't trust the legal family reunification process they are however kept updated about their applications by ngo employees who meet them on officially and in case the legal family reunification process doesn't get them out of greece they can always turn to the many smugglers in athens who sell fake passports to children or offer to smuggle them out via new illegal routes. the key meeting point is victoria square in the heart of athens for these children the square is a dangerous waiting room for going further north. there is an old man who lives by victoria square he's a foreigner with a greek passport he approached my friend and me once and said i'll give you money if you come along with me. to get that.

but the former prime minister insists it was a gift from the brother of the crown prince of the united arab emirates but your wife met with joel the jeweler she knew it was a gift from him no no no no joy present that this as a kid from sheer month so ok there's a culture in the middle east that expensive presents are given he's a master liar he's lied about every single matter. once again deepak dismisses the former prime minister's defense but this time goes on to accuse him of lying about something even more sinister than corruption covering up a mood on. the war he lied that he never met. also in two years sure of who was a young mongolian translation in two thousand and six she was shot dead on the outskirts of kuala lumpur then blown to smithereens with military grade explosives knology it was then defense minister and she'd had an affair with his close confidant an advisor. to ministerial bodyguards were convicted of her murder but no motive was ever established. warm the use in this war only can be excess in the ministry of defense. those who kill mongolian lady sit openly in c

he was also a devoted brother to leland stanford and brother- in-law to jane stanford. when he died and jane had this financial problem, he sent her a check which was a nice thing to do. and refused and told her to spend on the university. eventually he shows up. he came to stanford to try to help jane keep the university open. and convince her that they could have a siance and consult with leland stanford about what to do. jane stanford was herself in her letters quite skeptical about spiritualism. but this is her beloved brother in law who is giving her money to keep the university open. so she acquiesces and they have a siance in the palo alto home on various objects appear on the table and they are all in university archives. there's a stanford magazine article about them. the siance happened but it was the brother who promoted it. he established tariff psychology. those are part of the stanford lore that are so fascinating. >> yes? >> okay. anybody else? >> great. thank you so much for coming. >>> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span onl

his younger brother's son so that will be a cow and empathy a new empress nephew missing out completely his first born princess i go this is problematic this is a conversation that is being having suck up how is that conversation going. well when chris the psycho was born there was a bit of it about whether women should be able to succeed drowned because at that point then emperor akihito didn't have any grand as three grandsons so it looks very much like there was a going to be a male successor us all. prince and he's a he too was born and that sort of debate really simply too much on this was back in around from around two thousand and four to two thousand and six well i think in general with this new era coming in and. starts again in general the japanese public is very much in favor of having women on the ground calls have shown that seventy percent are in favor. of the empress and also of. their own being cast on the women's side of army as well so this will be a debate that will probably be seeing in the new future but i'm just trying to see what the urgency is for a change to hap

we'll get information maybe my brother will back other brothers will be back so they should realize that they should take action or that it's not something going to flying as they want they should grant that they should accept that so that's our only only request to them so far authorities have denied any knowledge of the whereabouts of judas brother or anyone else's relative human rights groups say more than 400 people have disappeared in the last 9 years some have been found it but the fate of the majority of the missing in bangladesh remains unknown but at the. governments around the world are increasingly interested in using biometric technology so what exactly does that involve it's often used for identifying a person through their physical and behavioral characteristics that includes face or patterns the iris of the fingerprints or even the bits of one's voice supporters say biometric registration is more secure than id cards or pin codes which can be stolen lost or forwards but there are concerns about just how secure biometric data can be where it's stored and the amount of overs

my one brother is all i have last he's in europe and i want to go to him. but i don't know when i can leave here. and also i'm waiting for permission and i know. life in the camp is bad it's too full. some people take drugs or get drunk they're out of control. they hit us in our containers or wrecked. no windows the doors are broken out. i'm frightened especially at night but has the it gets so cold that. we have hardly any drinking water. but in the evenings there is only cold water to shower. we all got sick. and there at the refugee reception center on the island of samarra lehner parakeet encounters such problems every day the psychologist works with unaccompanied minor asylum seekers the camp currently holds 3 times as many people as it was designed for and new people continue to arrive every day despite the balkan cargo having being closed the asylum seekers are not allowed to leave the island many have had to settle on the edges of the overfilled camp where they live under deplorable conditions plain apparent he works for the greek n.g.o.s method ras

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david: my mother's oldest brother.nd he was radicalized at the university of michigan and the day he graduated in 1937, he d two of his friends ralph efhus and alvin service took a boat across france, a train to france to the spanish border and climbed over the push he's to fight in the international brigade against franco in the spanish civil war. brian: what was motivating him? david: ideology, politics, hatred of facism. most of the americans and canadiens who went over there had some -- or 2/3 of them had some affiliation with the young communist league. and so you can say that that was financially what brought -- they didn't make money off this, of course, but that's how they got there, and what was driving them was a belief in a and r egataliaran world hatred of facism. brian: what happened to him after that? david: he was there from 1937 until the americans were sent home a little bit before the war ended with franco defeating he loyalists, the republicans. and he came back to ann arbor with elvin service and th

first of all, my older brother is, both my brother and his sister are two of the smartest people i'vever known in my life. and jim has not a photographic memory, but a very sharp memory of certain things. he can recite any poem he has ever read, that kind of stuff. but he was traumatized by this period, much more so than i. he and my sister were in school and so the five years that hey were this event t bouncing from one school to another as my father was trying to find or get his life back together. so jim remembers, he even remembers going to the headquarters of the communist party, the newspaper where my father was also working as an editor, the michigan herald, and the michigan worker. he remembers some of that, much more so than i do. there is one thing where he remembers after -- or immediately after my father was called to testify, there were stories in the newspapers there and one of his friend's mothers said jim's dad is a communist. to back off of that, 1952, and how did he find himself in the united states military and what year did he go in and was he a communist then? dav

but the first story is brother versus brothers, steph curry versus seth curry. i want to point out this is the first time the brothers have faced in the conference finals since 2017. so that will be a big deal happening. and of course we talked about the parents deciding which jersey they will wear. we'll keep an eye on that. they may flip a coin to make that tough decision. another big story line is damian lillard, this is the homecoming for him. oakland high school. we got a chance to head to the oakland high school gym where he renovated it recently. we talked to his old high school coach. >> i haven't had a chance to talk to him yet. i know once again that is a big shift on his shoulder. i can close down the oracle. that would be fitting into the story to have a hometown come in and send oracle off on a proper ending i guess for him. >> reporter: fitting story. but of course dubs nation doesn't want that to happen. we want the warriors to take the series. these are the shirts that will be given throughout today's game. they have a new one every playoff serie