in the congregation, i think r. people who a were involved in a campus ministry congregation when they were in school. and have moved to the area to work for a company, and seek out a campus ministry congregation to be a part of. >> that's what i wanted to ask you. were you a member of a campus ministry congregation? >> i was not. i wasn't i went to a private college a roman catholic college involved in campus ministry there. and went to an elca congregation while i was a member there. but i didn't know much about campus ministry until my predecessor from university lutheran a colleague of ours, retired. and someone i know said, have you thought about maybe going down there and doing campus ministry there? and i had not thought about it before. that was an important turning point. >> had you thought about being the pastor before as you were growing up? what led you to serve as a pastor in the lutheran church. >> when i was in high school, i went to a nondenominational school from 1st grade through high school and my

his daughter was sexually abused by another elder in the congregation.d the abuse and wanted to leave the group. john disowned her, which he has regretted ever since. when i was an elder, and as a dad, i put being an elder absolutely first. and that was a mistake. i get very emotional about this, because i realise that my actions have affected others. i've affected others by dis—fellowshipping not only my family, but others. i will have had a terrible detrimental effect on the lives of other people. i was sexually abused while i was a jehovah's witness from the ages of around eight to around 12. the situation that i was put in was to help this man make tea for everybody after the bible study. so he would use that opportunity while every body else was in the next room to touch everywhere that he wasn't supposed to touch, and my parents would be in the next room. emma, not her real name, eventually confided in her friend about the abuse. when her dad found out, he called the police. elders find out about the allegations and came to her house to find out mo

to target turks and kurds he repeated his attack at this other venue with those 2 ethnic groups congregate. when his killing spree there was complete he returned home and murdered his mother before shooting himself federal prosecutors are working on the basis he was a far right supporter see. that sign the goal of the investigation will be to find out whether there are or were accessories all supporters for these attacks and. we will clarify the contacts and environment of the suspected perpetrator in the country but also potential contacts overseas. some of the survivors have described their ordeal. the man entered to decide and then more he came to our site he shot straight to the head of everyone he saw he laid down and then he fired at all of us i had to behind the wall as i was moving to hide he shot me in the arm laden somebody somebody laid on me and somebody else laid on him we became a. the sense of shock in this community is pretty clear already floral tributes have begun to be laid outside one of the venues where so many people were shot dead on wednesday night. political reacti

1000000 people the most of the cases that have been reported dozens in fact were members of a congregation of a particular church now it does seem as though this is spread between monks members of this congregation they are trying to find the initial source of it the authorities suspect possibly it could have been a 61 year old woman who was a member of this church congregation who would been to a couple of services at the church with hundreds of other fellow church goers even though she was showing symptoms of possibly coronavirus they are trying to make contact with all of these people and it is known that around a 1000 members of the congregation did it attend church services at this particular branch now the problem for the rest of south korea is that these congregation go as we're not just from this one city but from other parts of career who went back to their home cities their hometowns so municipalities across south korea are suddenly reporting all of these cases most of them linking back to the city of daegu right now we can get a wager in brown in hong kong and adrian it's easy t

if memory serves correctly, he wasn't even disfellowshipped from the congregation.ed from the congregation. "priorities, eh?" we will read more later. do get in touch. if you wish to remain anonymous, that is fine. now annita mcveigh has the news. the government is to bring forward a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles to 2035, as part of efforts to position the uk as a world leader on tackling climate change. the move includes, for the first time, plans to outlaw the sale of new hybrid vehicles. boris johnson will announce the measures today at a special event to launch glasgow's hosting of a un climate summit in november. leading executives in britain's aviation industry are to sign a pledge to reduce net carbon emissions for the sector to zero by 2050. the sustainable aviation coalition says more efficient aircraft, sustainable fuels and offsetting schemes will help it achieve the target, despite increasing passenger numbers. environmental campaigners have accused the industry of refusing to consider reducing demand forflying. at least 20 formerjeho

his daughter was sexually abused by another elder in the congregation.the abuse and wanted to leave the group. john disowned her, which he has regretted ever since. when i was an elder, and as a dad, i put being an elder absolutely first. and that was a mistake. i get very emotional about this, because i realise that my actions have affected others. i've affected others by dis—fellowshipping not only my family, but others. i will have had a terrible detrimental effect on the lives of other people. i was sexually abused while i was a jehovah's witness from the ages of around eight to around 12. the situation that i was put in was to help this man make tea for everybody after the bible study. so he would use that opportunity while every body else was in the next room to touch everywhere that he wasn't supposed to touch, and my parents would be in the next room. emma, not her real name, eventually confided in her friend about the abuse. when her dad found out, he called the police. elders find out about the allegations and came to her house to find out more

. >> on vulnerable members of their congregation. certainly, it's the catholics have received most of the news, but the baptist church. >> southern baptist, number one. >> and i am not a southern baptist and it's not just the southern baptist. >> true. >> that are theology that tends to elevate male over female, really makes us very vulnerable to that sort of abuse and inability to address the abuse. >> and, united methodist, with our not embracing the lgbtq community is a make issue with us. and we still blocking people gay marriage to being open and inclusive and in terms of ordination. it's a huge issue for us. >> it's very huge issue. we had a special general conference in february of 2019. it was the general -- that special general conference was on one issue. and the vote came to the traditional plan which was to retain the language of not welcoming lgbtqia persons into the church. continuing to have our clergy brought up on charges and trials, and so as we enter into 2020, january 1, some of those laws prohibitions we will see

1000000 people the most of the cases that have been reported dozens in fact were members of a congregation of a particular church now it does seem as though this is spread between monks members of this congregation they are trying to find the initial source of it the authorities suspect possibly it could have been a 61 year old woman who was a member of this church congregation who would be into a couple of services at the church with hundreds of other fellow church goers even though she was showing symptoms of possibly coronavirus they are trying to make contact with all of these people and it's known that around a 1000 members of the congregation did it attend church services at this particular branch now the problem for the rest of south korea is that these congregation go as we're not just from this one city but from other parts of career who went back to their home cities their hometowns so municipalities across south korea are suddenly reporting all of these cases most of them linking back to the city of daegu u.s. president donald trump says his longtime ally roger stone has a very

the moment we're living in as you are concentration of some of the native and gauged and we still congregate in work spaces and social spaces as long as this happens on the new level of dynamism complexity will have power mattresses and. if life dematerialize us where we can become stationary and only interacts with communication system then the game is out something else will happen which has no name yet how can i see and what do you make of the so-called by your architecture that seems to be the trend lately there's this american israeli architect mary oxman experimenting with like ac the protein found in milk which can be as hard to cement do you think we'll see traditional concrete and steel and glass gave way to like eco materials i think that's partly possible i mean some of these experiments of a small scale might move into. fashion and product design 1st but that was also the case with promises and to some extent so i don't know how much of these experiments on there is another scale but i'm very interested in it and i'm interested in. logic a process is biological engineering geneti

mr maglad joined the congregation mr maglad had joined the congregation and was following the lead oflahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. it is something very... it is not the stab that i... it is very terrible, i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because it is damaged then i can't lift my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that, while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and, despite yesterday's attacks, its doors remain firmly open. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, placing their bets on the rival contenders — nevada gets its say in the democratic party presidential contest. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afg

tell your congregation that, and all of your people, that we have 350 million people in our country. they are proud americans. and they respect what we are doing. even those you don't think so much like us, respect us, want to be with us, they are respecting our fight. and we are in a fight. religion in this country and religion all over the world, certainly religious in particular -- religions in particular are under siege. we won't let that happen. we are going to protect our religions. we are going to protect christianity. we are going to protect our great ministers and pastors and rabbis and all of the people that we so cherish and that we so respect. america is eternally in the debt of our nation's african-american churches all throughout this country. that's why it's so fitting and so -- one of the reasons we chose this particular church in louisiana. for generations they bravely fought for justice and lifted up the conscience of our nation . we are grateful beyond any measure. but i can say that going beyond that we are grateful to the people in this room, for the love they sh

but for the 1st time miners were credible and then bed was forwarded to the congregation for the doctrine of the faith that conducted the trial the trial found those allegations credible and he was defrocked immediately and you have a convicted sex offender in jail and still a cardinal is this really the image of the catholic church that you want to portray in 2090 as i said when when you had. said at the beginning i'm not happy at all about the situation and i hope that we will have clarity once the appeals court or the high court will identical it defined what will be the penalty or if there is any you've got enough clarity to defrock him if he by a miracle wins his appeal you can reinstate him can't you i mean tim lemon president of the survivors network of those abused by priests i'm sure you know him as well as pelle should have been immediately defrocked makes me speechless he said that they've kept him as a cardinal that means he's the prince of the church the 3rd highest ranking member so now we're faced with a situation where survivors have to rely on civil courts to achieve just

that have taken place at that church there are members of that congregation going to other parts of south korea and they're being detected some of the large number of the you cases that have been reported. have actually taken place at a hospital in chong though it seems that there is a link between the outbreak. that is still being investigated but it seems that the infections spread to that hospital moving very rapidly through patients often to authorities about lockdown that hospital here in daegu hospitals like this one have been designated to deal just with cases of coronavirus it has wards and rooms inside which are specialized in treating infectious diseases and we have testing centers like this well where people come along they get tested to see whether or not they have the virus but the still the focus of the moment is on the large congregation that belong to this church here in de goshen 9000 or so traceable that these people to make sure they get tested and in the meantime those people being told to self quarantine right government. in south korea. well now we can go live

it could be a funeral that took place there at the hospital that was attended by members of the congregation from the church here so that is the link that people here specialist are examining as they continue to try to contain this outbreak role of an early on al jazeera i spoke to a doctor in the u.s. and the big question is how this virus is. being transmitted and that's your wearing a mask it's quite obvious that one of the possible possibilities is more research from the human body being transmitted from person to person or is it an airborne virus these are still big question marks so how are the medical professionals in south korea telling their own public to be careful and how to be careful. it does seem to be proximity if you are close to somebody who is contagious then you obviously are a risk of being infected yourself it does seem as though with the church in particular there were holding their congregations they were holding services people very close together interacting with each other and so on and that seems to be how this has spread so it is the usual standard practice of avo

the 161 new cases being reported today monday the vast majority of those are members of that one congregation there are hundreds of people who are said to be sick who have reported flu like symptoms as the medical teams go around and investigate those they are detecting and confirming many more cases of coronavirus the upside is that basically the congregation themselves know that they are at risk they are being told and are taking self quarantine measures and so far at least any new cases that have cropped up because there have been cases reported throughout south korea individuals in various cities across the country they have all been linked back to this area of south east southeast south korea but have not so far created as far as we know any new clusters rob thank you. well iran is being isolated by its neighbors because of growing fears over the coronavirus outbreak for new infections have been recorded in the capital tehran 7 in the holy city of qom to england province and one each in mccaskey province and to the cabal now in a bid to stop the spread pakistan closed its borders with ir

and it seems as though the link between these 2 outbreaks 2 clusters is that a members of the congregation of the church in daegu had attended a funeral there so that seems to be the link as we go forward the pharisees here in daegu have set up factual testing centers and also are converting the rules of the different hospitals to treat specifically with the coronavirus and we've certainly been hearing out of chinese also already zamora sort of cautious tone in the past 24 hours or so what kind of tone are the south korean also already striking and and how confident are they that they can get ahead of this. certainly in the area where we are in this part of southeast south korea there is real concern you talk to people on the streets people fearful they are very worried naturally but it doesn't seem to be any sense of panic here people do tend to be heeding this warning to stay off the streets we've been going around the city and all of the streets here eerily quiet people do seem to be staying at home we have also been visiting some of the big stores there doesn't seem to be any panic buy

this was viewed and those from the neighboring claremont college hours before student started to congregate outside of the auditorium. and in that self pity but the blockade because otherwise they are so police force that somehow so the students believe my predecessor is racist sexist islam of old that litany of substitutions that we fought for engagement. and then i will thread the needle it is just ridiculous it shouldn't just be this absurd. millions of students abroad in asia right now that study night and day for the privilege to attend an american college why do they want to come here cracks they understand with boundless opportunities. this is something that would driven them mad with envy and desire. and then to think of themselves as victims it is educational malpractice.

a man and r, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife.e had joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. >> he saidng [speaoreign language] i was halfway when i felt something hitting me with a brick. it was very terrible. all of my body shook. i didot realize until the blood started to flow. >> a 29-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder. he was taken to nearbyt. mary' hospital, where his injuries were assessed. >> he will refer you to mri. cathe mrdetect the nerve. my arm is very heavy. >> the mosque's leadership says while its advisor asked worshipers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. despite yesterday's attack, it's stay with us.mly open. still to come, a daring escape from a north korean prison with one of thescapees' prison guards. story.r exaordinary >> ne years and 15,000 deaths trter going intofghanistan, the last sovieps were finally coming home. withdrawal completed in good order but the army defeated in >> it has a terrible effect on the morale of the people

the thing that interested me the most is that congregation could have been anybody anywhere. it was an african-american congregation but african-american voters sound pretty much like everybody else these days. >> governor granholm, did you have any takeaways? >> i would have loved to seen the answer about how many of them would have supported bernie sanders. as we've seen in the latest poll out of nevada, and we haven't had a lot of polls out of nevada, bernie sanders seems to be doing well. he picked up, i think, seven points from the last poll there, from the beginning of january. biden pretty much held the same. then, you saw a little bit of surge from amy klobuchar and tom steyer. it really shows you money really has an impact in these elections because tom steyer has been spending very generously in nevada and south carolina. >> governor dean, amy klobuchar is gaining momen full. momentum. she's beefing up staff in nevada and raised $12 million in a little over a week and put in newspaper ads in california and even texas. what do you see as her biggest hurdle? >> name r

congregation: amen.: arctic slope regional corporation is a company that's tied to the land claims that we were able to achieve in the early days. so, let's go into our boardroom. we have our table here, which is made around the traditional skin boat that we use for whaling. it's a symbol of the principles that we've taken from whaling as far as the importance of w working togogetr to achieve more for your people. the inupiaq people lived all across the arctic slope region of the state o of alaska, following g the migratioion of e animals, but the whale was the center of our culture. you had yankee whaling introduced into our waters from about 1850. as we got into contact, of course, disease killed off a lot of our native people. yeah, it was bad. yeah, it was traumatic. we need to get ovover it, we ned to learn from it, grow out of it, and be able to succeed. oil was discovered in 1968 in our backyard--prudhoe bay. the bibiggest oil discovery in northth america. that was wherey mom grew up. you go there

members of the community in our churches, various ministers, that had large congregations who also reached out to build community unity. they got the membership and others to work together. i went to the campus, we had 1 percent of the population of that school were african-americans. a very small population. and they were the voice. there were some things that were going on that i felt were discriminatory. in many ways because i didn't find that in other areas where he had lived and have been stationed in the past. one of the things that i found is in coming to amarillo to shop. it's a minor thing that really caught me, i lived in the dorm and came to amarillo to buy makeup for instance. in one of the local stores and it was under lock and key. i asked why the black makeup was under lock and key in the white makeup was out on the counter. i was told by the management that that is the way it's always been and where are you from. i said will not from this area but in sales like discrimination to me. why is it not out like everybody else's makeup is out. they said that's the way it is always

the only congregate care setting now, so six or more children, that you can place a child in, county child welfare agency is the acronym is strtp but a therapeutic residential treatment provider, no longer than six months and that's the shift that we see. so what that means is for the children with very acute needs, they might go into a six month intensive mental health wrap-around environment and transition to a family. that child might go immediately to a family with the mental health supports going along with that child both for the child, as well as for the parents. and then, upon exit from the strtp, it transitions to a family. so i went ahead of maze fo myser the slide. it was group homes and what we saw in the late '90s is kids being placed in the group homes and really being parked there for many years. and the belief in the field being that was an ok place for children to be. there are councillors, support and they're ok and really, the research was bearing out that they really -- either they weren't ok in the placement or certainly their outcomes were not ok. and so this ch

a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife.tion and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. something very... it is not the stab that i... it is very terrible, you know? i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because if it is damaged then i can't lift my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and, despite yesterday's attacks, its doors remain firmly open. martin bashir, bbc news at the london central mosque. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come... germany remembers the vic

offer comfort to his family who has called this church their home since 1977 on behalf of the congregation of united national methodist churc church. it is my privilege to welcome and introduce john o'brien. >> on behalf of the family we would like to welcome everyone here today. first gratitude and appreciation and out pouring of love we have received over the last week the calls, cards, visits, flowers and food and condolences meant so much to us. knowing a sense of loss was shared by so many. but it's truly a comfort. thank you. i want to thank those of you here today traveling from outside dc. it was especially appreciated especially if you came by greyhound bus. [laughter] and for those who could not be here in particular his older brother traveling to washington was not easy or possible that they are with us in spirit is enough for you to be grateful for your presence in our lives. with the enduring optimism that has been passed on to generations. thank you. to acknowledge those thoughtful messages posted on various media outlets it has been incredibly touching. and those many tribut

suspected of doing this was pinned to the floor by other members of the congregation the police arrived they took him away. obviously in the aftermath of what's happened in germany people who are very worried that this might be some kind of copycats event or ideologically linked in some way the man who the police took away at 29 year old was white but what the police are saying is they do not think that this is a terrorist incident and the reason we believe why they're saying that is because from what i've been gathering here that people. think did this has been attending prayers here for some 6 months and they view this as something of a regular perhaps someone who has mental health issues or was otherwise a very. prime minister has resigned. chosen by representatives to name his replacement was inconclusive of the 3 largest parties one enough seats in elections earlier this is to secure a majority right because center right. behind left wing nationalist and old rivals scene of oil. georgiades there with me is the whole robin a reminder of our top stories the u.s. president's long time

a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife.ead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. something very... it is not the stab that i... i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because if it is damaged then i can't move my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and, despite yesterday's attacks, its doors remain firmly open. it's being billed as the biggest heavyweight boxing match in almost 20 years. in the early hours of sunday morning, the american deontay wilder will take on britain's tyson fury in their

daegu that we had most of the cases being reported still the majority of cases are members of this congregation well. development of this tuesday the church has come forward it's often been accused of being a sect and slightly secretive we now know from the church that they are providing the names of literally thousands of its members some of them are already self quarantining but allowing the author ities the names and contact details so that the authorities and the medical teams can follow up to check for any further cases . live for us from seoul. more on the deaths in iran now said bags into iran he says as the number of cases rises there is disagreement over how bad the situation really is. there's been an extraordinary exchange in clash a war of words between a member of parliament. he's a member of parliament for the city of qom the epicenter of this virus here in iran and the health ministry now he said he puts the number of dead from the virus at 50 now he acknowledges not within maybe from the krona virus but he says that the government's performance on the issue has been 0 he says th

all of the cases of the coronavirus were in the neighboring city of daegu from one particular congregation of a particular church there in the efforts are still ongoing to trace all of the members of that church to screen them to check that no more people are infected those who are suspected of being infected are told to self quarantine all right robin wright thank you for that update now in hands in hong kong and he's got more on the latest figures from china. the numbers do tend to be trending downward slightly recently despite those latest figures being released on sunday morning from the health commission in beijing showing an increase compared with the previous day in the number of new infections in a province so there are some encouraging signs generally but certainly no reason to celebrate yet from the chinese government's point of view or the point of view of the world health organization they are certainly sounding plenty of notes of caution one encouraging statistic though is the number of ongoing cases in who bay province is declining so these are people who have symptoms of cor

a man in red, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife.on and was following the lead of an imam. so, the imam said, "allahu akbar." he lifted up his head. i was halfway, when i felt something like somebody hitting you with a brick. it's something very... it is not the stab that i... it is very terrible, you know? i can't even... you know, all my body shook. and i recognised that the blood started to flow. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and mr maglad was taken to nearby st mary's hospital, where his injuries were assessed. they have four stitches. and he referred me to mri. and the mri detects the nerve, because if it is damaged then i can't lift my arm. my arm is very heavy. the mosque's leadership team says that while it advises all worshippers to remain vigilant, it doesn't want to turn a sacred space into a fortress. and despite yesterday's attack, its doors remain firmly open. martin bashir, bbc news, at the london central mosque. a woman who supported the banned terror group islamic state has admitted

it could be a funeral that took place there at the hospital that was attended by members of the congregation from the church here so that is the link that people here specialists are examining as they continue to try to contain this outbreak. but joining us now here on set it's up to patrick tang division chief of facility sciences at city. medicine here in castle thanks for talking to us. let's raise and that terribly scary dame in my opinion pandemic is it time to cool corona virus so all see that 9900 a pandemic technically it's not a pandemic yet that doesn't change how we approach this outbreak the same measures that we're taking we still have to do so what is the definition of a pandemic then as opposed to a global outbreak which is what we seem to be experiencing at the moment so deafening this is definitely a global outbreak a pandemic will require sustained transmission and in many of the countries around the world now the sustained transmission is occurring in a limited number of countries still what are all the specific concerns about the nature of the way this outbreak is evolvin

the only congregate care setting now, so six or more children, that you can place a child in, county child welfare agency is the acronym is strtp but a therapeutic residential treatment provider, no longer than six months and that's the shift that we see. so what that means is for the children with very acute needs, they might go into a six month intensive mental health wrap-around environment and transition to a family. that child might go immediately to a family with the mental health supports going along with that child both for the child, as well as for the parents. and then, upon exit from the strtp, it transitions to a family. so i went ahead of maze fo myser the slide. it was group homes and what we saw in the late '90s is kids being placed in the group homes and really being parked there for many years. and the belief in the field being that was an ok place for children to be. there are councillors, support and they're ok and really, the research was bearing out that they really -- either they weren't ok in the placement or certainly their outcomes were not ok. and so this ch

it could be a funeral that took place there at the hospital that was attended by members of the congregation from the church here so that is the link that people here specialists are examining as they continue to try to contain this outbreak let's get an update from adrian brown he's joining us from hong kong so we're seeing the number of new cases drop in china adrian but what we're hearing now is that the outbreak has spread to at least one prison. you know that's right the figures are very erratic and on friday we saw a large spike more than 1100 new infections but on saturday as you rightly point out we've seen a fall it's hard to know what to read into those figures whether we are seeing something positive or negative but certainly it's negative as far as china's prisons are concerned it seems are being more than $500.00 infections into prisons outside of a province in woohoo more than $230.00 inmates have been infected at hands women's prison so in total just over $500.00 new infections and of course you know the authorities are trying to work out how that virus spread to other jails o

it could be a funeral that took place there at the hospital that was attended by members of the congregation from the church here so that is the link that people here specialists are examining as they continue to try to contain this outbreak. let's get an update from adrian brown he's joining us from hong kong in a dream despite the drop in the number of new infections in china what are authorities saying about how this outbreak has now spread to with least one prison . yes that's right that's the reason for that large spike in infections on friday because more than $500.00 of those infections were in a number of prisons 3 in total the largest cluster is in wu han women's prison 230 inmates have been infected there and more than 200 others in chandon in a jail there now in shan dong a number of local officials attached to the prisons department have been removed from their pose and a government team of investigators from beijing has now arrived the other place where this outbreak has happened is injured jang province now both these provinces are in eastern china and they are some distance aw

though we did when it had ebola because you know check this out places where you hide and look to congregation contention people ok. if that is thank you. in the highest profile visits by. the german president i spent 2 days in sudan. for the nation's new military on civilian goodness his visit shows sudan's improve an image after protests let the ousting of long time to take. a show last year dozens of protesters died and this is the news revolution it's estimated hundreds are still missing and their families are still pushing to find out what happened to their loved ones. she won't give up until she knows for sure for the past 8 months so many awesome and has been trying to find her son ishmael here in khartoum like so many other mothers even though her search is probably in vain. because. they are. the last i don't know how to express my feelings of my sadness i just can't. her odyssey takes her to mortuaries police stations and clinics. she keeps asking but so far no one has been able to help her her son is still missing. ismael slept here until he disappeared leaving his backpack behind h

on behalf of the congregation of national united methodist church, welcome. and it's my privilege to welcome and to introduce john o'brien. >> good afternoon. on behalf of the family, i would like to welcome everyone here today. i'd first like to express the family family's gratitude and appreciation for the outpouring of love and support that we have received over the last week. your calls, your cards, the visits, your beautiful flowers, the food, your support and condolences have meant so much. knowing the sense of loss is felt by so many relieves the burden and is truly a comfort. thank you. i want to thank those of you who have traveled from outside d.c. knowing that you dropped everything to be here with us to celebrate jim's remarkable life is greatly appreciated, especially if you came by greyhound bus. we want to acknowledge family members and friends who couldn't be here today particularly jim's older brother fred. for many traveling to washington wasn't easy or possible. just to know that you're all with us in spirit is enough for us to feel gratefu

east some have been living in turkey for several years for stated with their situation there no congregating next to what's essentially a no man's land between greece in the european union and turkey. what will help with the model of the. new movie the ruins of those who don't have a life you are going to have a license i don't think that's where you want to look at one point it looked possible that people might have been literally the border into greece so hundreds of people surged towards the gates but their hopes of entering the e.u. were short lived. it's not stopping some others from taking matters into their own hands. turkey has been removing its checkpoints and desire actively encouraging refugees to head for the e.u.'s borders this is being seen as a deliberate tactic to peer pressure on nato to offer more support in dealing with the influx of refugees. sizings arrived at the border with greece with an iris of heating that they might be able to get 3 greek police have been firing tear gas to tear them. so i. thought that was going to be my last breath that's not right but i didn't l

by inviting people to stay at harm in addition to closing places where crowds congregate. trying to ensure containment of this phenomenon. melanne 2 is winding down from the opera house to the cathedral cultural hubs have closed their doors fashion week true also fell victim armani closed its runway show to the crowd leaving georgia staring at empty seat meanwhile the european union has pledged 230000000 euros to fight the global outbreak we stress that. for the moment but w.h.r. has not advised changing up imposing restrictions on other travel or trade. there was some respite for residents of the tug dubbed italy's wu han authorities open one supermarket after a weekend in lockdown though going by the queues at me be sold out pretty fast. just a reminder the top story police in germany say at least 30 people have been injured after a cop plowed into a crowd celebration compound in his parents' attack happened in the town of mistakes of some of the injuries are serious the driver has been arrested and faces a charge of attempted homicide. is off go with it is that next mor