to you live from berlin reports this morning that in the ducted belarusians opposition leader has crossed the border into ukraine germany has pushed the federal government for answers over her disappearance and called for the release of other prisoners arrested during crackdown on anti-government protests also coming up united in outrage but how to respond to european countries blame russia for the alleged nerve agent attack on russian business alexina bonnie but do they have enough evidence and political will to get tough with small scale. plus california is a play as wildfires sweep through the state the latest reportedly calls by fireworks and fans by record temperatures. so i'm terry martin good to have you with us 3 belarusians opposition politicians who disappeared on monday have crossed the border between belarus and ukraine that's according to an official from the border guard service the group includes maria kolesnikov a who's been leading mass protests against president alexander lukashenko witnesses in minsk said kolesnikov a one. was pushed into a vehicle by men in black cloth

as cross-line to heidi check out strays in silver spring maryland. the u.s. bearing the brunt of these numbers. that's right out of these $1000000.00 plus deaths worldwide we know that at least one in 5 more deaths due to co but here in the united states the u.s. total death toll still far surpassing that of any other country in the world how public health officials here are also concerned now that although things seem to be under control to the extent they're fearful of a 2nd wave and they're looking particularly at places like new york city which saw a catastrophic loss of life in april then seeming to contain the virus successfully only to have new hotspots they're flaring out in these days that we're experiencing now president trump though saying that this nation is turning a corner on the pandemic he hosted a rose garden event at the white house today in which she announced the distribution of $150000000.00 rapid coded diagnostic tests they would produce results he say he says within 15 minutes 50000000 are going toward vulnerable communities including n

the river would have been lower t's cavalry was crossing. we did not what you think it was quite that height when you saw the photo but it was what we had to work with at this season. offeredord -- pleasanton made quite a long march as well moving 70 miles in 24 hours. he begins to move some troops on not busybill on the road. he runs into stewart or more correctly, stewart runs into him. -- there is aps confusion and a situation with a friendly fire allowing stewart to reorganize. he sends major pelham to fire the cannons on the union troops. alfred pleasanton to believe that stewart will fight and force his way forward. cavalryins to do point to deployton begins cavalry and then waits for two hours. pleasanton converses with federal cavalry. it turns out to be confederates that fired on him. attachments used used aother attachments trick to clear the union guard from whites ford. those attachments are ordered by their officers not to allow the horses to drink but to plunge into the river and get across. the first two detachments crossed. t

the crossing on al-jazeera . or come back here watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now global coronavirus deaths have now passed 1000000 the un secretary general described it as a mind numbing and agonizing milestone he's warning against misinformation and complacency the u.s. brazil and india account for nearly half of the world's deaths from coronavirus about one in 5 have been in the united states. as a by john says it's taken another village there the region that's after a 2nd night of fighting with armenian forces dozens have been killed since violence escalated on sunday. thank you back to our top story and the 1000000 lives lost to the corona virus pandemic despite seeing a high number of cases relatively early in the year south korea has only reported 407 deaths rob mcbride explains from seoul why the numbers in south korea have remained low. i don't think there's any secret remedy they tended to do what most other countries have done but they took it from the very start very seriously and did

i'm scott either on the top border where more people are crossing illegally because of the increase of cases of covert on this side of the border thai communities and authorities are reacting. now 1000000 lives lost that the world has now passed what emerged from a wet market in war has now affected every single of the world and the crisis far from over these are the latest figures from the johns hopkins university track as. you can see the death toll has already risen in the last few hours and there are more than 33000000 recorded infections the u.s. brazil and india are the worst affected countries they make up more than 50 percent of world infections and almost half of all deaths but the united nations secretary general and tony were terrorists has called on the world to be united and not lose hope and he's urging people not to become complacent either our world has reached an agonizing milestone the loss of 1000000 lives from the coverage in 1000 pandemic it's a mind numbing figure yet we must never lose sight of each and every individual life there were fathers and mothers wives a

one of those migrants who risked their night crossing a mother of 2 in thailand illegally were hiding her face and used to sort of a cot it was on the thai side of the border but in may she sneaked back into myanmar to see her mother before she died she returned to her house a few weeks ago it's been tense with her time neighbors since. she says they treat her like a disease and informed local authorities that she returned home warm when everybody is scared of it but it was absolutely necessary for us to come back i was prepared to notify the local health fallen tears and the head of the village. it was along this stretch of the siregar that serves as the border that and her daughter snuck back into thailand because of months to no rains it was swollen and fast moving her daughter had to ride on the shoulders of someone who was crossing at the same time it's not just anne's neighborhood one group that works with migrants is also seeing cases of locals alerting authorities about people who've crossed illegally from i mean if they come into the community at illegally crossing people see

the first two detachments crossed. then the pelham begins moving his artillery gun, covering the retreat. all thate sends one gun. there is one gun positioned on the chesapeake and ohio canal, he covers the last of the cavalry crossing over and then manages to get that final gun across the river also. the raid had been 130 miles. the cavalry heads for leesburg. stuart is still worried that the federals will pursue. from leesburg he has west again returning to his headquarters. he reported that he lost one man wounded and four captured. there was 30 pennsylvanians who crossed the potomac back into virginia with stuart. those pennsylvanians taken as hostage were sent to libby prison and were eventually exchanged for confederate prisoners. stuarthis raid, had captured and detained many others but he paroled them and did not take them himself. only the 30. the raid itself had been risky and in the planning, they had been on mcclellan's slowness and stuart's speed. alfred pleasanton had almost messed up those calculations.

israel has reopened its only border crossing with after reaching agreement with hamas and 2 weeks of hostilities along the border a cease fire deal brokered by qatar will allow for critical supplies including fuel to cross into the besieged territory has more from western. israel it brings an end to the in century balloons and rocket fire that have been coming out from the gaza strip at a time when they don't really want to be focusing on a military confrontation they'd rather be focusing on the normalization deal with the united arab emirates and of course for hamas they are dealing with a major covert outbreak the 1st community level covert outbreak inside the gaza strip since the start of the pandemic trying to do so under the current situation or the previous situation with these very restrictive punitive measures imposed by israel in terms of reducing the fishing area down to 0 and not allowing any diesel in for the only power station in the strip was becoming pretty much untenable and so that was the opportunity one which most recently was seized upon by the qatari envoy hamas

after a spike in a legal crossing over the english channel from its. chiming in from across the globe are welcome to international my name as you know neal good to have your company. a group of russian doctors say they have offered to set up a joint commission with 3rd german counterpart over the not only case. when the russian national medical chamber has addressed the german medical chamber a similar organization that unites german doctors with the request to create a joint commission to find out whether novell me was poisoned or not if it turns out he was poisoned then will initiate a criminal case today russia does not have such evidence the request by the russian doctors comes hours international pressure continues against russia over the alleged nerve agent poisoning of a prominent opposition figure alexina valmy remains in a coma in berlin after falling severely ill on a flight in russia more than 2 weeks ago germany ses heads irrefutable novacek was used against them but moscow has again called on berlin to openly share its findings the us pres

at the crossing on al-jazeera. 3 people are reportedly killed in egypt again another day of widespread protests demanding the resignation of president up to fact out since. the end. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back t. ball also ahead coronavirus cases in the u.s. crossed 7000000 and their fee is the reopening of university campuses will add to the number of daily infectious as ruth bader ginsburg becomes the 1st woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol donald trump looks set to nominate a female conservative to fill the supreme court vacancy caucus. going to be the retired colonel is sawn in as mommy's in training as event and promises

a state border official says kolesnikov has been detained while attempting to cross into ukraine european governments have demanded to know her whereabouts following reports from the opposition that she was abducted on monday also coming out alexina bonney is not the 1st russian dissidents to fall ill under suspicious circumstances other victims warn that poison is just one tactic in the kremlin's playbook for dealing with domestic opponents plus. the snow so the show must go on that's the spirit in venice where the 1st major film festival since the pandemic hits is underway this year's competition features a record number of entries from female directors. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program one of the leading figures in the better opposition movement maria has been detained trying to leave the country and cross into ukraine that's according to a spokesman for the border force the official said 2 of her allies were able to leave the country. so that's the cover has been leading mass protests against president alexander lukashenko on monday the opposition movement said mass been

they detained kolesnik over all she was trying to escape or cross the border into ukraine now into opposition members who were with her in the same car have spoken out providing some dramatic new details. are for there's a tales i'm joined now by resnick aman a journalist in the capital minsk she has more of that snow it is good to have you on the program so what did these associates of kolesnik call the what did they say what happened. well the. executive secretary and the press secretary they told the story of how they were. forced to go to the crane and they told that mario where it was also forced to go she resisted to go and on the. train and border she tore a passport so she couldn't be in another country and just walked away and. now has a new mandate and just went to the ukraine and. they say she was probably contained in k. if we're looking at pictures now from the british press conference of those 2 associates of hers when they gave that information today do we have any information about the whereabouts of maria kolesnikov but it. this is very complicated the border committee has se

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these crossings are highly dangerous.a 28—year—old sudanese man died in the water near calais attempting this crossing. and this morning, the rnli has been out in the english channel and has had to rescue at least 3a people and possibly more who were attempting this dangerous journey. genuine refugees seeking only safety can and should claim asylum in the first safe country they reach. there is no excuse to refuse to do so and instead travel illegally and dangerously to the uk. those fleeing persecution have had many opportunities to claim this asylum in the european countries they've passed through long before attempting this crossing. he said the uk was working closely with france, and so far more than 3,000 crossing attempts had been stopped by the french so far this year. it is also essential to return people who make crossings where we can. and we are currently working to return nearly 1,000 cases where migrants had previously claimed asylum in european countries and under the regulations legally should be returned t

for treatment, but it was too late. >> and he just crossed over, and that's it. he didn't make it to the hospital he didn't make it to the ambulance. >> reporter: he crossed over the bridge, and then he -- >> he passed away. >> reporter: but as so many grieve there are signs of hope. making up 70% of the volunteers participating in a trial for a vaccine. >> we need people to come together to continue to see the big picture, recognize that we're all in this together. >> reporter: doctors hoping when a vaccine becomes available underserved communities are not forgotten. gadi schwartz, nbc news, mcallen, texas. >> we'll take a short break. >>> up next, new alarm about americans and blood pressure amid the pandemic. cloe >>> we're back with a new warning tonight on high blood pressure, and why it could put you at greater risk during the coronavirus pandemic let's get more from nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: after years of progress americans are backsliding in their ability to control high blood pressure, a problem that afflicts nearly half of adults. a new study s

ago i started going out to the desert like we're doing right now to bring water to people that are cross because the people that are across you know across you all the way they can they can i get. for these people so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities by sandy able to there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper 1994 and as we walk to the end right here just on the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that was george bush and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want a wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for that wall because the wall this is stop people the wall kills people. so if trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer

the first crossing of union soldiers across the river is october 26. we will not react until two lay ister once he realizes this a serious movement, not a diversion. will do is march half of his army, the first corps, it is goingmpaign, to quickly march through the shenandoah vally and crossed the blue ridge mountains and take a position behind the river somewhere in the area of cold paper courthouse, meant to be a blocking position. everyone is fighting for the interior lines. mcclellan would like to get cold paper first to get between the confederate army and its capital and robert delete was to deprive mcclellan of that opportunity. while long straight as marching and these actions are going on, stonewall jackson is going to be left in the shenandoah vally to serve as a menace george mcclellan's right flank and if jackson sees an opportunity, he is told to strike at the right flank of the army of the potomac as it is maneuvering. jackson won't leave the shenandoah vally until the campaign is over, he will remain for some time before marching onto fr

images of the cross-dressing signaled the boundary-crossing new woman. it wasn't that women were just working in factories or railroads or streetcars who were wearing all these uniforms, women who served abroad as nurses, social workers, telephone operators, or volunteered at home for government quasi -governmental agencies received extensive publicity about their uniforms. a ywca -- this one is it should be a ymca worker -- the young men's christian association created canteens at the front and hired women to run them. fairly typical of the kind of image that appeared in the media. here, what i think is interesting is not only is she wearing her uniform and looking boldly into the camera, but she is next to an enormously military truck. that's very common that women are shown in that way abroad. my favorite image is one the museum has, but it's not as good as the copy that i bought for my in-house. it is a little bizarre to admit to have a world war i poster in your living room, but i love it, so i did. it was a present to me. this one, again -- remembe

for treatment, but it was too late. >> and he just crossed over, and that's it. he didn't make it to the hospital he didn't make it to the ambulance. >> reporter: he crossed over the bridge, and then he -- >> he passed away. >> reporter: but as so many grieve there are signs of hope. making up 70% of the volunteers participating in a trial for a vaccine. >> we need people to come together to continue to see the big picture, recognize that we're all in this together. >> reporter: doctors hoping when a vaccine becomes available underserved communities are not forgotten. gadi schwartz, nbc news, mcallen, texas. >> we'll take a short break. up next, new alarm about americans and blood pressure amid the pandemic. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> we're back with a new warning tonight on high blood pressure, an

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has been detained while the tempting to cross over into ukraine the latest from minsk also coming up united in how to respond to european countries blame russia for the alleged nerve agent attack on russian dissident election a body but do they have enough evidence and political will to get. corona virus fatigue around the world and here in berlin is fueling not just skepticism but denial we talk to an expert about what's driving the protests and the spread of dangerous conspiracy theory. and trouble for boutique beer makers in thailand. producers and. microbrewers feeling tapped out. but i'm terry martin good to have you with us one of the leading figures in the opposition movement maria called. has been detained trying to leave the country and cross into ukraine that's according to a spokesman for the better racin border force the official said 2 of her allies were able to leave the country kalashnikov a has been leading mass protests against president alexander lukashenko on monday the opposition movement said mass then pushed her into a vehicle in the capital minsk and drove her

but democrats need four republicans to cross the aisle and vote with them. right now they only have two. and these statements are really interesting because essentially what these two women are saying is they are not comfortable

when you give to the red cross, majority of your dollars go directly to services.ow and we're able to do that because of the number of volunteers that we use and that are committed to the mission. when you see red cross people out, about 94% are and here in northern california, we still have about 300 people still on the job. so we'll support people on the road to recovery and we're doing that all over the west coast because you can imagine it is not just our fires here, there are about 100 fires burning here on the west coast. >> jennifer, we are so happy to be ait ismang that pplha reay haor >>an jennifer. and if you want to donate, redcross.org/abc or call the number you, 866-499-give. >> i'm excited. i do think that they have like a few bay area companies that are matching, so we have to wait for when that will come out. but that will be huge to see how you everybody comes together to support the work that they are doing. >> i guess i let the cat out of the bag. >> you spilled the tea a little too early. >> just want to make sure my money goes as far as possibl

stories we're crossing for you. being another turn out a 100 so on the streets and on that wednesday night for a protest against the russian president the situation flared up right after alexander lukashenko was sworn in for a 6 term. it didn't look good it. was a heavy police presence earlier in the day and some clashes in the capital several demonstrators were injured dozens were arrested in arrests been simmering for almost 7 weeks now since the disputed election with people calling on the question to resign we've also been some counter rallies in support of the president rival groups past each other on the streets opponents carrying the red and white flag on . the official residence green flag a senior correspondent has been following the unrest and the police response throughout the day. very tense now police have just fired water cannon behind us they're still firing what the cabin is a line of policeman now trying to remove the demonstrators from a central square here and means hundreds of people 2 perhaps a

they were to keep a booth from crossing the river. they incurred for the night and got all set up about 12:35 on the morning of april 23. booth was actually crossing the river at this exact time. he had left the shores of maryland -- a member this is the second attempt by him. he had tried the night before but this was the second attempt, the night he was successful. he left the maryland shore on a high incoming tide, which makes his crossing really rough but he got over to virginia's shore sometime after midnight so right around the same time that all of this is happening on the river. the massachusetts was the other named jade doubt -- pentz. this is an actual picture of the actual ship, so you can see how much bigger it was than the canal barge. 308 tonschusetts was steel side steamer. it was being used by the quartermaster corps or the quartermaster department as a crew transport vessel. she was on her way from alexandria in washington to see seaport,ginia and -- virginia and then on to fort munro. she was not capable of ceiling t

for treatment but it was too late >> he just crossed over and that's it. he didn't make it to the hospital he didn't make it to the ambulance. >> so he crossed over the bridge and then he. >> he passed away. >> reporter: but as so many grieve there are signs of hope over 70% of the volunteers participating in one clinical trial for a vaccine. >> we need people to come together to continue to see the big picture, recognize that we're all in this together. >> reporter: doctors hoping ha when a vaccine becomes available, underserved communities are not forgotten. >>> and there's always been deep rooted problems with our medical system covid is just highlighting it. >> a 119 department store gets a bankruptcy bailout >> and walmart waives the way for a grocery delivery during a pandemic dd oil blend for 15 seconds 2x more lather pulls dirt & oil out of your hair 0% sulfates, parabens, mineral oil, dyes pantene nutrient blends when you drink or eat something that's acidic everyone is at risk for enamel loss. it sucks the minerals out of the tooth's surface. pro

the red cross is trying to provide meals and shelters.'re doing and the scope of the challenge? >> our hearts go out to everyone impacted by this disaster and our biggest focus right now is providing a safe place for people to stay. meals and just emotional support, because many of these people left their home with next to nothing. >> all right. you say next to nothing. the pictures provided, pictures of crews on the ground and our affiliate is devastating. 1,000-plus red cross workers helping the u.s. cope. mealed and snacks served. 20,000 plus relief items distributed. 9,000 providing emergency lodgings monday night. how long is the shelter challenge? feeding first responders, those displaced from homes is critical. how long will be in in this business, if you will, because so many homes have been destroyed? >> operations on the ground for continue for weeks and we will continue to host shelters and put people up in hotels, depending what the circumstances are in the community for as long as the need is there. >> and you have these peop

promises offer little consolation as destruction becomes the new normal hijo castro al-jazeera let's cross over to jennifer buhl clint who joins us live now from chico in northern california firstly bring us up to date with the fires where you are. i mean this is the northern part of the state where the fire activity was expected to intensify this afternoon we are still waiting for reports from the front lines to find out if the wind shifted in the way that they were forecast to do but i can tell you it's hotter it is gusty year and it is drier at this moment than it was yesterday at the same time so the forecast for the fire worsening is happening and they only have a 2838 percent containment line around that fire so they're concerned that the winds will push and test that line that to the crews have worked so hard over the last few days to dig it in the fire front and center of politics with the president visit to california talk us through how his visit went down. well he arrived in the in the air field and went directly into a hangar where he was met by some reporters who were able to

israel has reopened its only border crossing with gaza after reaching an agreement with hamas to end 2 weeks of hostilities along the border the cease fire deal brokered by cata well allow for critical supplies including fuel to cross into the besieged on clay the french the turkel weekly charlie hebdo is to republish controversial country and of the prophet muhammad 1st printed in 2006 it's marking a trial do just out on wednesday of 14 and edged accomplices to an attack on the magazine's headquarters 5 years ago 12 people were killed then the gunman cited the the cartoons as their motivation for the attack isolated and turkey is under arrest and was caught in the southern city of adama by security forces they say he was receiving orders from iraq and syria to launch an attack in taki. well those are the headlines i will have more news for you here story they stay with us. well the last thing peace ensued on rebel groups on the transitional government signed a deal to end 2 decades of conflict in darfur and 2 states in the south pole what happens to the hundreds of thousands of suda

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yvonne cross office one of the two men who did cross into ukraine. —— ivan. time and i spoke to him here in kyiv about exactly what happened. at that moment, maria was forcefully put in the car, she literally tore her passport and the pieces. as they we re passport and the pieces. as they were giving her back, her password? exactly. it was lying in the car. she took it immediately and tore it up. then she climbed over the car to the rear windows because the doors we re the rear windows because the doors were blocked and she walked proudly to the russian territory. this was a no man's land ? to the russian territory. this was a no man's land? yes, no man's land. i think it is heroic. it is fantastic what she did. she was very clear with them she didn't want to be forced? absolutely. she tore her passport out. she wanted to see absolutely clear about that. we understand she was taken back into custody by the belarussian authorities and is now being held inside it belarus and icap not that farfrom inside it belarus and icap not that far from the ukrainian inside

. ♪ denyce: ♪ deep river my home is over jordan deep river, lord i want to cross over into campgroundhumming melodically] ♪ deep river my home is over jordan deep river, lord i want to cross over into campground ♪ [piano plays] ♪ oh, don't you want to go to that gospel feast that promised land, where all is peace ♪ [piano plays] ♪ deep river, lord i want to cross over into campground ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, rabbi lauren holtzblatt. rabbi holtzblatt: madam speaker, vice president biden, senator harris, and to all of our leaders who are gathered here today, thank you. psalm 118:5. [chanting in hebrew] from the narrow straits, i call out to you. you, god, answered me with expanse. in the chambers of justice ginsburg hangs a framed piece of art that reads -- "justice, justice, you must pursue" -- a command in the 16th chapter of deuteronomy. the tradition finds meaning to every single word in the torah. so there must be a reason why "justice" is written twice. the repetition here teaches even ezra, a medieval rabbi, that time and time again, all of the days of your life, you must pur

they do cross a very bright line.of this presidency, some of his supporters have been write off his remarks, clearly he was joking. there is no question he means exactly what he said. people fail to take it seriously. this is a moment that i would say to any republicans good conscious working in the administration, it is time for you to resign. if you have been debating serving this president, it is time to resign. i would say to those who have been on the sidelines maintaining a dignify silence who have served in the administration in the past, you cannot maintain your silence any longer. you have to maintain dignify speech now. you have to speak out. do not wait until we have the chaos the president wants after the election when he seeks to as he says get rid of the ballots. >> if you do wait and knowing what has become, you will share some of the burden responsibility for that chaos that comes. so this is a time for all good people conscious to speak, act and preserve our democracy. there is no longer any question

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for the red cross, i mean it is obvious that it cross, i mean it is obvious thatitis cross, i mean itand the centre for these people. to move them from the islands, it is not an option anymore. it is an imperative, as we see it as the red cross. the situation over there is really dire. the notorious moria camp was really ina dire notorious moria camp was really in a dire situation for people there long before the covid—i9 oi’ there long before the covid—i9 or the disastrous fire. it is a long time, let's say, catastrophic situation over there. so for us we are extremely concerned for the humanitarian crisis and something as soon as possible should be done. and balance and protect them and the local people. it is two ways, not only them, the people there and you see what is going on. it seems unlikely they will all be shipped on within the next day so, maybe even week or two, and i guess there is this really difficult balance between providing them once again with some sort of, however basic, some sort of, however basic, some sort of infrastructure that gives them a semblance of life,

and we currently have 200 volunteers on the ground or with the red cross.some of them working virtually to help respond at the peak of this, we had 700 volunteers involved. and we rely heavily on volunteers, people donate to the red cross, we're able to put as much money as possible into the folks that are healthy. >> there's been so many fires burning across the state, it's day 30, it probably feels like day 300 for you. are you overwhelmed? >> i talk about our volunteers, they're just amazing. we have close to 6,000 in our region alone. we have volunteers that help us from all over the country. right now about half of our volunteers are local volunteers and the other half are virtual. we have people from the east coast, hawaii, we have people from washington. we have people from the south, we have people from all over helping us. and we really rely on our volunteers. we knew this was coming. we knew it was a covid environment. we really ramped up our volunteer recruitment and tried to recruit as many local folks as we could. knowing that people may not wa

sandy able to one out there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross. and that's where people die every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper 994 and as we walk in a walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the wall that george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people the wall kills people. so of trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you're lucky of course. so you can see that somebody was walking through here there's footprints right here . we put out maybe 2 or 3000 gallons every summer and i would say maybe 300 of them or use anoth

with the red cross work to get them a hotel voucher. >>we feel kind of like scared and mike ifill emotional because you don't know what's going to happen, you know what can happen like in the next hour words you don't know what's going on many people showing up here are bringing supplies for the evacuees even those. >>who were forced to leave their homes themselves saw that everyone is waiting out here in the heat, so we won't spend years safe leg on water got some protein bars. >>a little apple sauce treat and just some gift cards as well they told us that would be a big help some people to go and buy whatever toiletries they need underwear socks things like that. >>the county says a several nonprofits have gathered together to take in donations because of coronavirus though they really only want to be taking cash and gift cards that could be brought here to the crosswalk community church they're taking it also few other locations as well as online we have posted a link on how to help on our website kron 4 dot com catherine jonathan ba

meanwhile thousands are still waiting in france to risk crossing the channel. the guy crate i'm in russia is the largest permafrost crater in the world and although it's located in one of the coldest regions on earth in siberia it's 2 is facing the effects of the climate crisis the ice is thawing increasing the craters size year by year and the rising temperatures are an alarming development and they could affect the livelihood of people like cousinly of he needs the colds to keep food supplies for his community fresh. deep in the heart of the mountain is where causing cousinly if keeps a supply that's because it's cold here freezing cold even in summer some products can be stored here for up to 2 years without spoiling. here we store so for all your tongues meat to date or chips to fruit it's practical and much cheaper than a climate controlled warehouse. even in summer the temperature in this ice cellar is normally 15 degrees celsius below 0 but cousin can tell that northern siberia is getting warmer and warmer even underground. things are naturally kept cold

through sunday night into monday, we will see some fog developing a crossing when indwells, still someand tuesday look mainly fine but we will see some rain into the northwest late on tuesday, it turns much minds and adult —— unsettled from midweek onwards. for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm philippa thomas. donald trump says he hopes to name a woman within the next week as his choice to replace the supreme court judge ruth bader ginsburg. the proposal triggers a battle, between republicans and democrats about chosing a replacement before the us presidential election. stiff financial penalties for anyone in england, who tests positive for coronavirus but fails to self—isolate. thousands of people gather in the thai capital, bangkok, calling for reform of the political system and the monarchy.

nations are calling on russia to investigate the case claiming the nerve agent novacek was used roman cross rough in central moscow picks up the story. on the violin these condition had improved drastically over the last few days now doctors at the clinic where he has been staying since late august well of they deemed his condition well enough to be discharged and now let's take a look at that statement itself from the sheriff's a university hospital in bergen the patient seat of house has improved to such an extent that acute medical treatment can be ended and accidental and he was treated at charity for a total of $32.00 days $24.00 days so when she was in an intensive care unit physicians considered for recovery possible basin treatment and the current condition and the long term consequences of the severe poisoning can only be assessed later despite such a quick recovery off in the violin they some of the world's leaders continue pressuring russians mand of the kremlin launch an official investigation into the alleged chemical poisoning of arctic sea in a vote in a nigerian his speech t

in protest leader at the ukrainian border on tuesday morning bello who says that she was trying to cross over but new media reports say that she resisted deportation we're live in france also coming up a russian dissident tells d.w. that the order to poison alexina bali came straight from the top. to the coalition operation could only have been carried out but will be approval most bloody me approaching the q 3. he suffered a similar attack and other activists say that poison is just one tactic that the kremlin uses against its enemies to cluster coronavirus fatigue around the world is fuelling skepticism and outright denial we meet a man who protested and for lead and talk to an expert about the spread of conspiracy theories. and the show must go on that's the spirit of venice where the 1st major film festival since the pandemic hit is underway this year's competition features a record number of entries from female directors. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program uncertainty remains over what exactly happened on tuesday morning to one of the leading figures and the opposition movement o

but this is the checkpoint where people cross into territory controlled by the pro russian troops. that's yana and her colleagues come here 3 times a week. there are many places where it is possible to enter or leave separatist held territory. thousands of people cross they strike point daily to visit their families or to pick up their ukrainian state pensions. it was that was done about this checkpoint is just for pedestrians cars aren't allowed here people can only cross on foot is a guide to many come from far and wide and often have to wait in line for hours before they can cross this is where the territory controlled by the ukrainian state and and for self-proclaimed people's republic of landscape begins the ukrainian defense ministry believes that contamination by land mines and other remanent from fighting is even higher in separatist held territory the blown up bridge marks the current contact line a minefield start right by the side of the road according to the danish demining group 145 people have been killed and injured here since the start of the conflict . back in list

but this is the checkpoint where people cross into territory controlled by the pro russian troops. and her colleagues come here 3 times a week. there are many places where it is possible to enter or leave separatist town territory thousands of people cross this checkpoint daily to visit their families or to pick up their ukrainian state pensions. the border number this checkpoint is just for pedestrians cars aren't allowed here people can only cross on foot they think i. many come from far and wide and often have to wait in line for hours before they can cross this is where the territory controlled by the ukrainian state and and the self-proclaimed people's republic of the begins the ukrainian defense ministry believes that contamination by land mines and other remanent from fighting is even higher in separatist held territory the blown up bridge marks the town's contact line the minefield start right by the side of the road according to the danish demining group 145 people have been killed and injured here since the start of the conflict. back in listen chance it's the end of the