good tank country, there are good roads around cannes and the british want cannes for the obvious reason. the biggest city in normandy and the perfect pivot point to advance out of normandy. also an inland port to help your logistics, to land supplies and people and whatever else. so, british general montgomery, 21st army group commander had hoped to have cannes the first day. after d-day. he will deny later in life, disingenuously and hoped to have it and, instead it takes a month. they are facing the toughest unit in the entire german army. one example the canadian third division will ultimately end up in a blood feud with the aforementioned 12th ss panzer division, a youth division, 16, 17, 18-year-old alumni of the hitler youth alongside hardened russian veterans. there will be the killings of canadian prisoners by 12 ss, most notably, at an abbey west of cannes, the western suburbs of cannes when the ss captures canadian prisoners, initially they shoot them, just almost out of hand. out of sorts, they head down on the eastern front at times. eventually they will collect them and tak

they are forming around canne to deal with the british and canadians there.that means 12 ss panzer. you got pretty good rolling ground around canne, rolling plain, plateaus, and farm fields that are right there in the summer time, you know, getting close to harvest. good tank country. good roads. the british want canne for the obvious reason the biggest city in normandy and perfect pivot point to advance out of normandy and inland port to help your logistics to land supplies and people. general montgomery hoped to have that on d-day. but it took them a month because they are facing the toughest you knits in the entire german army. one example the canadian 3rd division will end up in a blood feud with the aforementioned 125th panzer division. there will be the killings of canadian prisoners by 12 ss most notably called abby darden western suburbs of canne. they shoot them almost out of handout of sorts. eventually they take them to the abby darden and execute them. 25 are killed in the garden and you can go there in this day and age and visit it and see a memo

canadian prisoners by 12 ss most notably called abby darden western suburbs of canne. they shoot them almost out of handout of sorts. eventually they take them to the abby darden and execute them. 25 are killed in the garden and you can go there in this day and age and visit it and see a memorial marker to the canadians that were killed. and destroy each other. 12th ss ends up destroyed ultimately.

the local law enforcement using both tear gas cannes strs and we are told rubber bullets as well. using assault rifles in the streets and gaping attention and concern. this case has been already about race, confrontations with law enforcement as well as a community's concern about being able to talk to - directly and to speak their mind, to talk to organizations and speak their concerns about what is happening in the community. over the last day, al jazeera's "faultlines" correspondent sebastien walker has watched closely as developments take place in the community. seb joins us. what have you seen? >> the flashpoint last fight was one of the most intense that has taken place over the last few days. i have rarely seen crowd control handled poorly and ipp effectively. we were there in the afternoon. it was peaceful. the police wanted the crowd to disperse. they were exercising their right. they stayed their game. armoured personnel car yours, military police -- carriers, military police with high powered rifles came on to the scenes, lined up and told the crowd to disappears. it wa

it is associated with the name of cannes.ut he himself realized that debt spending was an exceptional thing. when there's a sloppy and spend more money. but he did not -- he never dreamt of people running deficits year in and out. that only really came in the 60's with an adopted a circular argument. one need to run a deficit. it is a slightly crazy argument. he hears a lot. people on the left are enamored, but it is not a keynesian argument. he himself grew up in the victorian era. he was 31 when the first world war broke out. he was conditioned by this balanced budget framework. an exceptional times you can borrow money. he was not envisaging that all the time. the victorian approach. you can't watch television and her. his view as you can watch two hours when any two. and now we've gone to the wind words on all the time. seoul to invoke cannes for these deficits is wrong. you have to understand him in his historical context. this book "evolve into the u.k. government balancing the budget. that is what the key function of g

. >> the event that took place on cannes field had nothing to do with the grocery store michael may have been in or the person on the video was in, we don't know that that was michael. whatever took place there had nothing to do with an individual getting down on his hands and knees, raising his hand in the air and saying "don't shoot." this is a universal call for i surrender, i can here my cousins voice saying don't shoot. still the officer stepped to him and shot him. that is wrong. >>> it's already been announced the curfew will be imposed again tonight. al jazeera's natasha is at ferguson now, and is out of the very emotional, very raw church service that was held about mike brown. i think we were struck by the incredible emotion that captain johnson brought to the service when he talked about mike brown. let's listen. >> we need to think mike for his life, and thank him for the thaping that he will make to make us better. >> really, an emotional reaction to app an emotional comment from captain johnson. >> keep in mind, he's a native son of ferguson, a missouri highway patrol capta

much of the anger is in the south-eastern corner of ferguson, near where michael brown was killed on cannes field court. the clashes have been not far away, half a mile on this strip, flory son avenue, it's about a mile long, and has seen protests in looting over the last couple of days. the quick trip convenience store is one of the first attacked and burnt. this is where a lot of protesters in media have been gathering. other stores that were hit, and ferguson market and liquor here. this is where brown is accused of stealing the cigars. this is near where natasha is, it's the mcdonald's, where two journalists were arrested, it's been vaned lied. and this is where the protesters are gathering. police have been staging at the target store, where officers have been staging for response to the protests and the looting. national guard has been called in to protect this area, where the officers are staging so that police can focus on the strip. businesses, and hopefully on stopping the looting. >> what is the street. is that the main drag. >> this is where we are talking about. this is where t

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so thank you cann. thank you. thank you canon. >> you write in the book that you have been stopped by the police on several occasions for a dwp. what does that stand for? driving while black and for driving too slowly. >> that's a true story. i'm going out on the avenue getting ready to go to the national park service and i was driving probably 25, 30 miles an hour and i saw the red light he gave me a ticket for driving too slow. as it turned out d.c. doesn't have such a law for driving too slow but the national police i have had more trouble with them than anybody in this town. they have left me alone now. they don't pick up these little trivial things on me. >> do you feel racism is still alive and well in america despite the fact that we have a black man in the white house? will we ever get past, will we ever live in a post-racial society? what do you think about back? >> you know, the last chapter of my book talks about where we go from here. i don't say racism but race is a factor in everything that happens i

they are firing cannes terse of gas at us as we run away. >> announcer: you must return to homes, youay no longer be in the area. process. you are not peacefully assembling. arrest. >> where i come from, it is about the children. seeing my children get killed. every footage i saw of trayvon martin or michael brown reminded me of my son. that could have been my child. >> they treat us like animals. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> they break us down. >> it's about us not feeling like criminals just for driving down the street. >> we always guilty. >> here it is, this is marshall law. why are you advancing towards a peaceful protest? that means you are trying to insight urban warfare out here. they are trained for this >> reporter: why do you think they started firing gas? >> they are trying to get us to start a riot, they are encroaching on our first amendment rights. [ chants ] [ singing ] >>reporter: you can hear the noise. police are using an audio instrument to try to disperse the crowd. this is a crowd control tool. you can see the protesters are still in the streets ag they will

. >> reporter: back at the volunteer battalion, we were told ukranian forces cannes win the battle. i think the work ding is important, it is the future of the ukranian army. as we so, a cop description army is les efficient than a regular army. >> reporter: a fight these me are willing to risk everything for. to keep control the borders and the future. >>> 15 foreign tourists are missing after the ship sank in eastern indonesia. fishermen rescued 10 on board. they were travelling between two islands. the tour company operating the boats blamed bad whether. the two freight strains collided in arkansas killing two people. police ordered 500 from their homes, fearing a fire. the trains were carrying diesel and alcohol. the department of the emergency management said it has not detect hazards from the fir. >> brazil said goodbye to a prominent leader. presidential hopeful eduardo campos was killed and six others in a plane crash on wednesday. thousands turned out for the nurnal. gabriel was there. >> reporter: saying goodbye to a man that could have been president. many are here. they

you have, of course, a unified allied sector as the map shows you and the british are going to get canne on july 7th by destroying by air. montgomery will try to pivot from there and advance southeastward in an offensive called operation goodwood which is disastrous. 40,000 men and several hundred tanks in the space of almost two days and goes almost nowhere. the american front is more or less stalemated inland from omaha beach like you see there and not that far from barneyville. for instance, bradley decides to attack on the extreme western flank, as you see it there in the cotentin to push for a town. now what he wants to do is unhinge that whole western part of the german line that red line that you see there, unhinge that and then that will compromise the entire position, german position in normandy. well, what ends up happening instead is a slow and bloody slog through very marshy ground which is bad for tanks and vehicles so you can't provide much fire support there. bradley gains seven miles of ground in two weeks and suffers 40,000 american casualties. 40,000 in a two-week perio

in cannes more than two hundred thousand spectators showed up for what's dubbed the pyrotechnical lympics this is part of a performance called golden you can watch more of it and find out who took the podium online. italy has told the e.u. it wants the details of negotiations over a giant trade deal with the u.s. to be made public in a letter to its european partners italy says that would help dispel fears about what's going on behind closed doors but investigative journalist john hillery says it's no accident the talks are deliberately being held in secret. we've been told the details of the e.u. u.s. trade deal is completely secrets i mean they pose a thirty year all the key documents that we would like to see well the first reason for the secrecy is because the european commission and the u.s. trade representative they know that if people really found out about what was going on in these negotiations they would be up in arms there is already a whole range across the whole of europe what we've already learned about the teeth to the trade negotiation beals so if people really could see t

with the locals and some western reason seem to support the kind of rather a cannes are using more and more diverse ways to raise money for the army this mineral water it's labeled sporting a local coat of arms and falling bombs is titled separatist hearers along with other similar merchandise like hearings and badges it's being sold to help fund the operation planned and a month ago it's quickly burning through government funds. ten ukrainian paratroopers have been killed in that enhanced region army officials say they were ambushed by and the government fires armed with mortars and grenade launchers but this the survivors have been moved from the front lines of the army says anti-government forces have also suffered have the losses without specifying the numbers. the latest round of e.u. sanctions against russia over the crisis in ukraine has come into full force russia's biggest bank is among the institutions hit by the new regulations and along with finance and or g. and a fan sectors are also targeted by the new restrictions are to spare all over reports the full details of now co

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. >> reporter:police say the driver of the car being chased is 20-year old derrick mc-cann.officers say the marin city man is linked to a domestic violence and grand theft incident that happened yesterday. >> reporter:also in the suspect's vehicle today.his girlfriend.and her two year old boy -- both of whom police say were not involved in yesterday's alleged incidents. >> reporter:all were hospitalized with minor injuries.as was one person in the car that slammed into the hair salon. >> reporter:but if you watch closely.the suspect can be seen leaving the scene right after the car stops. >> reporter:today he was charged with driving without a license and felony child endangermentamong other charges. >> maybe i am helping someone in the last minutes of their life. >> reporter:kron4's maureen kelly spoke with a bystander who helped suspect.and assisted the crash. >> reporter:nathan arellano heard this crash from inside his business.and came rushing out to help. immediately he was enlisted to help capture the suspect behind the wheelwho allegedly slipped away moments after imp

. >> reporter: like a vindictive cannes mall, the -- animal, the digger savages walls.bedrooms and bathrooms exposed. these are the last moments of a dying architectural species. >> translation: two of my children were born here. we lived here for 20 years, and will remember it forever and will miss it. >> valerie is about to be relocated from his flat in a condemned area. >> he and his son are pretty much the last ones left in the block. he doesn't want to go. >> this is near the forest and near the met ra. there are shops and markets. it's in an industrial area. there isn't a shop nearby. it's far from the area, and the area is high prime. >> valerie's complaints make little difference. the push to replace the area stalled. moscow is tearing down the tired buildings with vigor. 257 remain out of 1772. >> the programme is called a wave programme where residents are relocated to now housing. a new block is constructed. people from five storey buildings moved in. they build schools, kinder gartens the sport complexes. >> they got their man from this person, the junion's

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demonstrations have been in the south-eastern corner of ferguson, nearby where michael brown was killed on cannes field court. a lot of clashes were half a mile away on west flory son avenue, it's about a mile long but has seen process and looting. the quick trip convenience store was among the first attacked and burnt, and is where protesters gathered. others hit is sam's meat market and ferguson's market and liquor, where brown is accused of stealing the cigars. nearby, the mcdonald's where two journalists were arrested. the police have been staging down the road here at a target parking lot. the national guard is called in to protect this area so local police officers can focus on protecting businesses and on stopping the looting >>> as we have seen in ferguson, jonathan betz report of what is happening in the area, cordoned off by law enforcement, trying to prevent a repeat of the violence. this is a story drawing media attention, international media attention, international observers, trying to keep an eye on any rights violation that might occur in ferguson. joining us from amnesty internat

thershe won an award at cannes only a few months back. andifferent festivals, different jobs, but the same faces. >> it really does seem to be playing the same hand at the festivals this year. for example, this film was first chosen at the berlin festival, now it's being passed to venice. likewise all of these movies have been screened here, and when this festival wraps up at the end of next week they'll be passed to toronto and screened there. remember all these festivals are fierce competitors yet there is this increasing feeling they're becoming every more reliant on each other. they are are not enough quality films to go around. >> there is a huge film production all over the world. but the quality is not always the one that we should respect. >> getting the stars on the red carpet for headlines gets the cameras there, that in turn attracts another type of person looking for screen time. >> politicians around the world have realized that they're great for promoting a city. >> it's not just about the films. >> no, no. to a certain exte

there is a director that won an award at cannes only a few months back.efoe is about to make the same trip. different festivals, different jobs, but the same faces. there really does seem to be a lot of playing the same hand at the festivals this year. this film was first shown in berlin back in february, and is now being massed to venice. likewise all of these move i haves have been screened here, and once this festival raps up, they will be passed to toronto and screened there as well. all of these festivals are fierce competitors, and yet there is this increasing feeling they are becoming ever more reliant on each other, and the reason? apparently there is not enough quality films to go around. >> the good films, i mean, are fewer and fewer. it's much more easier and cheaper to produce a film today. but the quality is not always the one we should expect. >> reporter: getting the stars on the red carpet gets the headlines, the cameras there, and that in turn attracts another type of person looking for screen time. >> politicians around the world have re

and, you know, across the world - but the police cannes - they have to give the people some cushion to do some protesting. >> we talked about the role of captain rob johnson with the missouri highway patrol. many are asking why do we need leaders to direct and guide us in situations like this, in the black community. >> ron johnson or reverend al sharpton. >> the community is looking to ron johnson, and looking for someone appropriate. why was a black community do we need leadership. >> throughout time we had leaders, martin, malcolm - i'm glad you went to the church. that's the foundation of black people from the beginning of type. we always look to our pastors when we don't have our parents around. we look to the political leaders in our local community. leadership is good. good leadership is good. we don't need race debaters or people burning down this stuff. it's uncalled for. he is a perfect leader. not only is he a leader, he's from the community. he goes to the convenes -- convenience store. i'm not saying everyone from the police force should be from the community. there should

. >> well, natalie, some see this government formation hater al r haider al abadi as the last cannes for saving iraq right now. he needs to bring together the sunnis who were marginalized, the kurds who have gone into serious political disputes with baghdad. it's a very, very tough task. we've seen in the past isis really does exploit a situation like this. it strives op sectarian divisions and it tries to ignite and reignite the sectarian war in this country. and unless you bring on the sunnis as we saw back in 2006 and 2007, u.s. military strategy that basically recruited superny arabs in the fight against these extremists from within their communities, they turned on al qaeda and that really changed the situation here. so there is always fear that upless the sunnis are on board, that isis will have a place to strive and grow in iraq. >> ja mon na karaj ji, thank you. new videos showed dozens of yazidi men being forceded to convert to islam. the video is said to have been shot in northern iraq. the yazidis are one of iraq's smallest and oldest religious minorities. in recent weeks,

israeli tanks were moving back from a number of different areas, north of bate lar heir and east of cannes eunice. the tanks have an incredible firing range. whilst they may pull back somewhat, the reports are that they have been continuing to fire into those areas, and that is why people have been injured and killed despite the tanks moving back. all this makes for a very confusing situation in gaza. people hear about the tanks, they pull back, waiting for statements from israel. they think the operation is winding down in certain areas, especially with the reports that people could return to the north, but the shelling tips, the air strikes continue and people don't know what is going to happen next, where to turn or exactly what the situation is. >> nicole johnson joining us live from gaza city. thank you very much for the update. >>> as has been reported, rafah in southern gaza has been pummelled by israeli air strikes. the bombardment means journalists are unable to gain actress. charles centraled ford reports -- stratford reports from an area outside khan younis. >> reporter: this 3-

candidate milton wolf is under investigation by the cannes assist medical board for his conduct as a doctor. sources show wolf exposed private patient x-rays on facebook. >> if wolf loses and robert wince, and a tea party challenge is fended off. this will be an election in which no incumbent loses. arkansas democrat mark prior is facing a tough election challenge from tom cotton, and cotton is now hammering prior over illegal immigration. >> our southern border - chaos and crime. washington made the mess. senator mark prior voted for amnesty, citizenship for illegals. he voted against a border fence three times. now he ignores the crisis. >> the add is called exceptionally misleading and the surge in migrant children has not caused border chaos. as we head towards election day, the dema goingary is ratcheted up. indiana congressman said that he and another conservative discussed children emigrating from central america, possibly having the ebola virus. >> he said, look, we need to know from a public health stand point with ebola circulate and everything else - that's my addition, no

i'm lu ann cannes.hat story coming up next at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00, storms threatening the delaware valley. some could be severe, damaging winds, downpours an possible hail. headed to the eagles first home game in preseason, take your rain gear. lincoln financial field, kickoff an hour and a half away, could see wet fan s in the stands. nbc 10 chief meteorologist, glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking these storms tonight. >> where is the heaviest rain now? >> we have some of it in central pennsylvania, some of it in maryland, some in southern delaware, but there's no heavy rain around the philadelphia area at the moment. look at the northeastern maryland, that storm itself not moving much. some rain in lancaster county, rain in southern dell wake not moving much either. remnants can come over the ballpark around 8:00 or so. the chance of thunder with that even later this evening, there's a chance of some showers and thunderstorms, especially south of philadelphia. so, we expect the temperature

is there do you think a larger sifnif cannes of this tragedy? >> it's like a suicide attack.ain who is the enemy and who is not. these attacks have come down. this is the fourth this year. in a guerrilla war, i faced a similar situation when i was in president karzai's motorcade and i was in the vehicle in front of him in september -- 2002, when a security guard of the kandahar governor stepped forward and started shooting into our cars. the taliban and their backers in pakistan, they look for these types of turn coats and sometimes there's already on the job when they go to their families in the tribe or the clan and they talk them into turning this soldier against the coalition. so most of these attackers are killed in the process of the attack. so it's hard to interrogate them afterwards. but i think there's a lot of cases where the ultimate motivation comes from the strategic objective of the talibanton mount these types of attacks. >> do you think that this attack undermines the ability in any way or at least the united states confidence in the ability of afghans to take

staggering out for a saferer territory said tuesday that the forces coming from russia treated them like cannnonfounder. ukraine says russia is stepping up its military presence in crimea as max fisher writes at vox. let's be clear, russia is invading ukraine right now. this is how the state department described the situation today. >> these incursions direct a counter offensive is under way in liuhanskluhansk. >> why not say it is under way rather than likely. >> i decided to say likely. >> the new columns of russian tanks and armor in ukraine indicates a russian directed counter offensive may be under way, #escalation. the problem is confirming a russian invasion is for the u.s. government much more politically troublesome. but that doesn't mean it's not happening. just ahead, burger king wants it its way right away. matt ig lace yas discusses the whopper move to canada next. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up

michael brown was killed on cannes field court. most of the clashes are along west florence avenue. it's a mile long. it's where most of the protests and lootings have been processed. the quick-trick convenience store is among the first attacked. it's been a major gathering point for protests and media. other stores in the days since this happened, and also ferguson market and liquor. this is where brown is accused of stealing the cigars. and nearby is the mcdonald's where two journalists were arrested. this is where you heard natasha talk about, has been vandalized. police have been down the road at a target parking lot outside the town limits. the national guard will protect this area. officers can focus more on the strip of land in the businesses here, and hopefully be able to stop the looting. >> where will the national guard be stationed? >> the police are staged here in this large parking lot outside of a target shopping center. that is where the national guard will be focussed on protecting this area, so the local police - the concern in the days before all this is that some

talking about the tactics used during the curfew, that they would not use rubber bullets or tear gas cannes stares. iest -- cannisters. yesterday in the mobile command center we saw police in that area trying on the gas marks, making sure the equipment worked. the sentiment and sense was while saying they wouldn't be using the cannisters and tear gas on the crowds, they prepared for the possibility that that would be the case. again, that is what we saw tonight. >> we talked extensively about a midnight curfew. what are the consequences if you are caught past midnight on the streets of ferguson. we were held in a pen, basically. we wouldn't tell us exactly what would happen. basically what they were going, original we thought they'd talk to people. that's when they used the tear gas and the bullets and grenades. clearly the idea was they have to disperse. and they have to use uncomfortable methods to go home. >> the streets of ferguson missouri, stand by ashar quraishi, and areva martin, we'll continue the coverage after this. >>> we are following breaking news out of ferguson missouri. it

towards the plegs, because they think -- police station because they think it's safer there than in the cannes field area where a lot of unrest is happening. until you get to a place where there's communication, not just between high level leaders, but the folks on the ground and the police department. we'll see this level of antagonism and unrest. >> i want to bring in david jones, he's been in law enforcement for the past two decades, is the black representative in america. welcome. what is your response to what is going on with the police tonight in ferguson? >> this shows that institutional policing as it refers to communities of colour is broken. it needs oversight. not just in this city, but in other cities. >> how should the police respond. we heard an elected official say there was too much show of force for the last couple of days. people with riot gear, guns on top of police vehicles. do the police department need to have the show of force to stop the shooting. >> if there's a march, and from what i have heard on the news, they were marching peacefully. why would you have army tanks

this gopro was stolen by a seagull in the french city of cannes, resulting in a genuine bird's eye viewmore serious events. in a now infamous incident in september, motorcyclists in new york tangled with the driver of an s.u.v. a helmet-mounted gopro captured the confrontation. beyond bad behavior, they're also recording some of the natural wonders of the world. the scripps institute of oceanography uses off-the-shelf gopros in its high tech labs in southern california. >> eric terrell: we develop our own technology, but we're not technology snobs. if there's a off-the-shelf solution that will fit the bill for us, we're going to use it. >> cooper: scientist eric terrill mounts the $400 gopro on a $350,000 ocean-going research torpedo to map coral reefs in high detail. you're seeing parts of the ocean and things in the ocean you'd never seen before. >> terrell: at the resolution that it's providing us and over long distances. so, it's enabling us now to survey wide areas that we hadn't really been able to do beforehand. >> cooper: in waters off the pacific islands of palau, terrill's tea

she won an award at cannes, a few months back. tim ross made an appearance.william defoe is about to make the same trip. different festivals, different jobs. there seems to be a lot of playing the safe hand. this film's first shown at the berlin festival. it's been passed to venice. all of these movies are screened here at the ben i can't recally, and when the film wrap up, it's toronto, to be screened there. the festivals are fierce competitors, but there's a feeling they are reliant on each other. the reason - apparently there are not enough quality films to go around. it's a huge think all over the world. the good thing - i mean they are fewer and fewer. it's easier and cheaper. the qualities are not always the one we should expect. >> getting the stars on the red carpet gets the headlines and the cameras there, and that in turn attracts another person looking for screen time. >> politicians around the world realise they are great for promoting a city. >> it's not just about the filmsismism no, no, no, it's about putting a politician in front of a camera w

captures the most expensive heist in history, $143 million worth of jewelry swiped from an expensive cannesel in just 30 seconds. but police say sunday's attack happening so quickly with the assailants firing no shots proves that this incident was the handiwork of professionals likely with inside information. the prince flew to ibiza after and airport employees told the french media he was so unfazed i about the money he lost even cracking jokes, he spent 45 days in paris. it was just time to move on. george and lara. >> okay, reena. for him it's not a lot of money but a very prominent investor in the united states, as well. fascinating story. >>> we'll turn to a risky rescue to free a teenage hiker. the young girl slipped into a crevasse dropping 60 feet off a popular trail in colorado and clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning a 16-year-old girl is recovering from serious injuries after going on a hike that nearly killed her. >> the terrain is very rugged. >> reporter: the girl falling from the top of horse tooth rock about an hour north of denver on monday landing into

this woman cannes get to work. -- can't get to work. and taxis no longer stop here. >> translation: why hasn't the ministry of health distributed health equipment. if it's safe to be here, why hasn't officials come to visit us. >> investigators still want to test people infected. some have left. there's a sense of unease that a killer virus is gaping ground over -- gaining ground over the neighbourhood. >> translation: if no access is taken against is, after a month they'll reach europe and the u.s. i'm telling you now - you have to keep this in mind - i call upon the leaders to take the warning seriously. >>> that's saudi arabia's king abdullah sending a ruling about the group known as the islamic state. president obama is waiting on the defence secretary to present sa strategy beyond air strikes. we learnt that an american jihadist known as douglas mccain was tilled in syria fighting for the islamic state. his high school friend was also killed while fighting overseas for the islamic extremist group. j j green is our al jazeera americ

coming to you live from our headquarters here in cannes,. hyundai -- in hong kong.ndai meets today to discuss pay demands that could see growing losses. david ingles is here with the latest in a long line of strikes at hyundai. >> three straight years already. as we just talked about, it is the 23rd since 1988. >> oh my gosh. album, "bad."the anyway, we had a warning. we had another two days of strikes on extra weekend shifts after workers refused to take an additional workday. they are still coming to work as far as the regular shift is concerned. what they are refusing is extra shifts. as you mentioned, we have a meeting which starts today. the pictures you are looking at is their factory in korea which i think has a capacity of 1.5 million cars a year. they are meeting today. hopefully they will reach some sort of agreement. they are presenting a set of proposals. they declined to comment on what the offer will be. of course, what is key here is whether or not we see any sort fold theeement to regular bonus under the base pay. >> ok, so we also know that hyundai

. >> pam: new research says that is exactly what is happening >> reporter: 1 in cannes cancer survivorssmoke after a decade of being diagnosed. which is a big problem that could cause cancer to reach a car and make research last effective. >> reporter: they wanted to know how long and behavior will continue creek for nine years researchers have followed almost three dozen patients and found that ladder and lung cancer survivors were the most likely to continue smoking. this group pretended to be younger and less education and and, it was more likely to drink at all. researchers cannot say why they continue to keep smoking. the addiction of nicotine could be one factor. and a false hope of security when it comes to their health because they lived so long after being diagnosed health-care providers should talk with patients early on about the dangers of smoking falling survivors long term could actually help. for today's health minute holly kron 4 news. >> pam: new rulers circulating in regard to hillary's presidential run >> reporter: coming up in the next edition of people behaving badl

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