the crime bill the mother died. william system ali ended up in some brigid's industrial school for girls run by the sisters of mercy in locker a. former inmates here have reported both physical and sexual abuse. when molly was just 13 she became ill and died. there is a need for an orderly nuns graveyard in front of the school molly's grave is unknown and unmarked. grown up i didn't know anything about us i know nothing about my parents' life. but the family's biggest secrets as anna discovered was that her mother had twice become pregnant before meeting her father and was sent to have babies and do pennance ensure. they had to bury the secret it's a very disturbed i'm still trying to process how she. islands architecture of containment targeted women it identified as sinful and the poor it soars undeserving. but it stands charged with targeting another group for its ethnicity. i'm a member of the chap and say and my quote should bogeyman the cruelty man as. he was a child. it took children 82 children away from the

vivian, who has died at the age of 95.ian was a leading proponent of non-violent struggle in the southern christian leadership conference, and a close friend to reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., who once described him as the " greatest preacher to ever live." in 2015, i spoke to reverend vivian outside the historic brown chapel ame church in selma, alabama, on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday in 1965. that day, he was punched in the face by dallas county sheriff jim clark on the courthouse steps in selma as he tried to escort a group of african americans inside to register to vote. the punch was so hard, the sheriff broke his own hand. reverend vivian started by talking about the power of nonviolence and the continued fight for voting rights. >> nonviolent direct action is something we have brought to america. has n not direct action violence in it, right? it is not there to destroy. it is there to develop and build. that is what we have been trying to do. at the core of that is an understanding of faithful life.

the day in fact would have died before the truth. now protesters are rallying for a 5th day in the far east russia demanding the release of their regional governor so gay fergal was arrested last week accused of murdering several business men 15 years ago but his supporters say the charges are politically motivated these rallies are said to be the biggest demonstrations in khabarovsk near the border with china in 30 years. to the corona virus pandemic now and infections in india are heading towards $1000000.00 after another record day of new cases more than $29000.00 people tested positive in the past 24 hours and at least 500 people died local authorities in 12 states are reimposing lockdowns and high risk areas and they include the tech hub of bengaluru which is shutting down for a week on this pandemic has also shortened the academic year for schools and universities around the world and in india the government has taken action to reduce course load by asking high schools to cut their syllabus by 30 percent elizabeth purana report

toni died too soon.allison talley says in the days after toni died everyone's focus was dealing with their grief while trying to help haley and harold. he's the grieving widower with the young daughter. >> right. there was no shortage of people over there trying to help and be in the home. we talked to him several times and every conversation had that element in it of how wonderful all his friends and his church family were being to him. >> reporter: within a day of toni's death, harold reached out to someone who had always been there for him, kim laferriere. >> i got a text at 10:30 on sunday night. "toni fell. my bride is gone." and i remember looking at this going, what? and i ran upstairs. my husband was asleep. and i said, toni's gone. >> reporter: kim found the tragedy almost unimaginable. remember, she'd known harold for decades and had been best friends with his first wife, lynn, who died 17 years earlier. >> i just felt so sad. i felt like i could not believe that toni was gone. it just felt lik

fought and died for. our defines our we should not have to change our culture for oil and gas we live here we make the rules and people and our investigates exposes and question means they use and abuse of our around the globe . on al-jazeera. small signs of hope in the fight against corona virus a vaccine trial in the u.k. shows some promising results. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from dakar also coming up talks continue in brussels for a 4th day over the e.u.'s coronavirus economic recovery plan. covered 9000 infections are still rising rapidly the u.s. florida cases soar past 100048 6th straight day. back out on the streets of bomb acoa we'll have reaction to a new proposal by the.

but it is now clear that over a 1000 babies died here. so where all of. this photograph was taken in 1974 not long after the nuns close to home but there is no obvious sign of the angel's plots which the nuns now claim was a consecrated graveyard where they buried babies in individual coffins however we've established that the area above this hedge which takes up the top 3rd of the nuns claimed angel's plots actually contains the pits used by the nuns for the mass burial of unbaptized babies and still belongs. tony mcguire is an archaeologist an anthropologist who specializes in the location the next invasion of unmarked graves. just itching to get. it. so with that area unavailable for the families and burials it is even clearer the room. maining area cannot be the true extent of the graveyards. the most probable scenario is that in reality it extends i that's were faintly visible pathway here on the 974 picture or right up to the walled garden here. and that is a cause of deep concern because of something else we have discovered. this plan produced by a

very troubling you can tell us over 75000 people have died of covert 19 in brazil many people believe those deaths could have been prevented evil only the president had responded differently they said will. nearly a dozen states in india have reimposed lock downs after a spike in infections coronavirus cases they're expected to pass 1000000 in the next day or so with testing still limited it's thought the true number of cases though could be much higher nearly 25000 people have died. russian cyber spies have been accused of trying to steal research on a possible corona virus vaccine in the u.k. u.s. and canada say that hackers from russian intelligence services targeting institutions that are developing a vaccine the kremlin denies the allegations now is a serious charlie angelo reports. it's a global race to find a vaccine for crude 19 and one country is accused of trying to cheat. the u.k.'s national cybersecurity center says russian hackers known as a p t 29 the jukes or cozy have tried to infiltrate coronavirus facilities to steal their work britain the u.s. and canada whose resea

he was a pioneer of the us civil rights movement congressman john lewis dies at the age of 80. kimbell this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. federal agents in the u.s. city of portland the accused of to tame the black lives matter protest is without any explanation. iran's president says 25000000 people in the country have been infected with corona virus and another 35000000 are of risk. and fire rages through did his dark unarmed be drilled in western france that dates back to the 15th century. we begin in the united states where congressman john lewis has died at the age of 80 he was a titan of the civil rights movement alongside martin luther king jr and helped organize the historic 963 march on washington his death comes at a time of heightened racial tension in america like lives matter protesters who took to the streets after the death of george floyd have been violently suppressed by law enforcement civil rights groups to suing federal authorities the months of protests have seen statues toppled and police officers arrested and sacked now the confederate flag

he died before a doctor could see him.e asked to take loved ones to the nearest big city, patna, but here, too, conditions are grim. mani bhushan‘s uncle was treated in an icu, where there were dead bodies lying in the beds right next to him, for nearly 36 hours. his family claims doctors rarely did the rounds. avdesh singh died a few days after the video was made. translation: the situation in bihar is so pitiful. the government says there are facilities, but you realise when you go to a hospital that only god can save your life. more than 1000 miles away, the scene is starkly different now, in a part of india that was the first to be badly hit by the virus. this is one of many field hospitals built in mumbai to treat covid patients. now that they've opened, people aren't struggling to find beds like they were a month ago. because of facilities like these, even with the highest number of cases in the country, mumbai, for now, is being able to cope with covid—i9, as is the national capital, delhi. but given its size and po

it was a pioneer of the us civil rights movement congressman john lewis dies at the age of 80. 1 can but al this is all just there a lot from dalhart also coming up federal agents in the u.s. city of portland are accused of detaining black lives matter protesters without any explanation. and miles are. taking to the airwaves classes in zimbabwe held over the radio school stay closed because of coronavirus. and fire rages through the historic unarmed cathedral in western france that dates back to the 15th century. we begin in the united states where congressman john lewis has died at the age of 80 he was a titan of the civil rights movement alongside martin luther king jr and helped organize the historic 963 march on washington his death comes at a time of heightened racial tension in america lives matter protesters who took to the streets after the death of george floyd have been violently suppressed the norm for spent civil rights groups suing federal authorities the months of protests have seen statues toppled and police officers arrested and sacked now the confederate flag has eff

ashley: princess martha died at 53? >> loretta hitchcock died at 65. anna died at 64615. >> she's pretty young to. >> how come. >> hopkins just to start with him, when he was at the end of the new deal. , he was diagnosed with cancer of the stomach and had almost his entire stomach removed but somehow public life in public service gave him an extra lease on life and when roosevelt made him his foreign-policy he was able to get through what most people would've died he was so sick and he looked like he was dying and his body was beaming away. and there was no longer room for him in public life, he himself finally died, rachel said he was full of fire and energy that kept them alive but his body was giving away. to understand what happened a princess, she had had illnesses during her 40s and she died relatively young in her 50s and so did lucy, tuberculosis spread and it seemed really strange especially now as we get older you see people younger dying and i would've thought that when i was older. >> fdr was 63. >> how old was eleanor roosevelt. >> 1882 -

well over 1500000 people infected in brazil over 60000 people have already died the virus spreading to the country's most remote areas and just now president data will turn out a pass to lower demand in the making it mandatory for people to wear face mask then he vetoed a clause of that new law where he says that in churches schools factories people are not obliged to wear a face mask and this is happening just as some cities in brazil are starting to open up in restaurants bars mills are opening up in the city of rio they've done a deal for example people are allowed to go to the beach to do some exercise they're not allowed to sunbathe or remain on the street but restaurants and malls are opening up there was not of tension between governors of the cities and also not initially because they did impose a lockdown in spite that the president was opposing it well they opened up but cases continue to increase we were listening to some experts who are saying that probably they'd open up too soon that the cities should remain in lockdown because of the situation in brazil on thursday there

she died just one day after the death of the 56-year-old. rocha died last thursday. our reporter talked to the family members who said they do not know how she got infected with the virus. >> she had just returned from a road trip. her family believes she could have gotten the virus anywhere. >> the grand canyon was on her bucket list. she was beyond happy. >> at the grand canyon.

felt it was dealt with over its budgets when it was applying for bailouts at least 10 people have died in an explosion in northwest nigeria initial reports suggest a group of young boys working on a farm in the yemen region dug up an explosive device when it was detonated. in the news a head of a pandemic has exposed massive corruption that's damaging public health bangladesh . this could be our new means of transportation innovative for sure but for some a little scary and we'll go inside what could be the future of long distance travel in europe it's not i can look. at some more heavy rainfall across a cool central and eastern areas of china plenty of cloudy can see here on the satellite also a few more showers across into areas of japan but some very heavy rain working its way quite quickly across much of the korean peninsula all of this is tied to the seasonal rains training right back towards sichuan province it will stay in this sort of a city as a go through monday but the rains becoming even have some areas could pick up as much as $300.00 millimeters of rain of the next few da

but they died. mary's grandparents were there to meet her at the station when the train arrived. she e never saw her parents again, and she was brought up by a very cold, distant relative. i'm sure they were just trying to do their best, but she said it changed the course of her life. he said if she'd stayed in seattle -- she said if she'd stayed in seattle, she'd have married a lawyer, she'd have belonged to a book club, and that would have been it. as it was, she went off and became this firefriend intellectual and -- firebrand intellectual and contributed to the new yorker. so i think it did change the course of her life. and finally, briefly, i don't know steinbeck caught push flu, nearly lost -- spanish flu, nearly lost lung. recovered, but he was always a bit strange after that. quite often spanish flu survivors had medical problems for the rest of their lives and a common one was depression. it's said that he suffered from this. and nervous diseases in both sense of the word. oh, yes, and tho

the telling composer come out some of the most famous film schools the whole time has died the day of $91.00 we consider what made him so special also on the program . emergency workers scramble to rescue survivors after floods and landslides have parts of japan but with more toronto rain forecast that facing an uphill battle. that south africa sees its biggest single day increase in company infections so communities are still not called breaking with the government in fighting the disease. i'm phil gallo welcome to the program oscar winning composer and you mark tony has died at the age of $91.00 he helped to define an era of cinema writing music for more than $500.00 films he was perhaps best known for his scores of italy spaghetti western films including the good the bad and the ugly a friend said he died in hospital from complications after a fall. let. me see the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length like a stopwatch little when it comes to interrupt in the music. that's a kind of person at a concert i have more freedom i can conduct faster

he died of cancer late friday. michele miller reports from selma. >> the black national anthem was sung and honor of john lewimemorial service in selma, alabama. the states first black congresswoman remembers her friend and colleague. >> he gave us a roadmap. all we have to do is stare to follow with. the human rights activists and oldest living son of dr. martin luther king jr.. >> i derive phenomenal inspiration from his example over and over again. >> earlier on saturday his siblings recall his character. >> he always wanted to improve the lives of other. >> it was right here in selma when lewis and protesters seeking equal voter rights began their 54 mile work to montgomery. they got to the foot of the >>rnaround and disperse. >> they came toward us beating us with nightsticks, using teargas. >> two weeks after the attack lewis and hundreds more completed the march in the ceremony on sunday lewis's casket will be brought across the bridge making that inspiring journey one last time. michele miller, cbs news, se

todos queremos apoyar a nuestra comunidad y tenemos la bendición, la oportunidad de estar aquí, le di hacer cosas como talleres para cuidar a empresarios latinos. hay tanto impacto que se puede lograr siendo como representantes de la comunidad, dentro de la compañía y a través de esto empecé mi carrera como los 5 años empecé el grupo, mercadotecnia para trabajar con diferentes productos, equipos de productos, para colaborar y asegurarnos de que estamos conectándonos con la comunidad latina. >>> piensan que aún siguen en un segundo nivel en acontecer.. >>> sabemos que estamos ' logros el término de la educación, lo que me inspira mucho ese saber que aunque a veces no tenemos el acceso a la computadora, hay casas donde no cada hijo tiene su computadora pero tenemos más tendencia a comprar teléfonos, tengo una familia que los quiero mucho, me encanta saber cuáles son los datos, cada punto de esta información de los impuestos que hacemos para saber, yo encontré este punto, que los latinos somos 3 veces más dependientes de los teléfonos que tiran internet que un usuario en general, estamos

he's died at the age of 91 we'll consider what made him so special and talk to someone who knew him also coming up tonight emergency workers are scrambling to rescue survivors after floods and landslides hit parts of japan but with more rain forecast they're facing an uphill battle. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the man whose music was the real star in countless movies a composer whose work helped define an error in cinema ennio morricone has died at the age of 91 the oscar winning composer was perhaps best known for his scores of the italian spaghetti western films including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says that he died in the hospital from complications after a fall. it's one of the most iconic movie soundtracks ever in your america a new school for the 1966 film the good the bad and the ugly. over a career spanning decades the composer found success with his unique style and approach. i don't ascribe images with my music when there is an important movie it's key that the music says what isn't said and what you cannot see. him. born in 1928 morricone st

he died before a doctor could see him.asked to take loved ones to the nearest big city, patna, but here, too, conditions are grim. mani bhushan‘s uncle was treated in an icu, where there were dead bodies lying in the beds right next to him for nearly 36 hours. his family claims doctors rarely did the rounds. avdesh singh died a few days after the video was made. translation: the situation in bihar is so pitiful. the government says there are facilities, but you realise when you go to a hospital that only god can save your life. more than 1000 miles away, the scene is starkly different now, in a part of india that was the first to be badly hit by the virus. this is one of many field hospitals built in mumbai to treat covid patients. now that they've opened, people aren't struggling to find beds like they were a month ago. because of facilities like these, even with the highest number of cases in the country, mumbai, for now, is being able to cope with covid—19, as is the national capital, delhi. but given its size and popul

more than 8300 people have died. here in the bay area, there are roughly 47,000 cases and 758 deaths. a bit of good news here, the seven cisco chronicle reports hospitalizations in the bay area have dropped by about six percent, from 797, two 749. >>> crowds of people continue to ignore social distancing and mask wearing guidelines at oaklands lake merritt. take a look, the city has repeatedly asked large crowds not together there. efforts have also been made to deter people from going to the lake. they have restricted parking and band food trucks and vendors on the weekends. but, nothing seems to be working. health officials in alameda county say large gatherings are fueling the spread of the coronavirus in oakland, and elsewhere. >> was coronavirus cases and hospitalizations on the rise, health officials in san francisco have updated their health order when it comes to masks. this new order now requires everyone to wear a mask in all situations when outside their home. sarah reports. >> reporter: health officials s

in cases in some regions mosques were already mandatory on public transport more than 30000 people died in france as a break. in brazil where amber of cases has passed through the world's 2nd largest outbreak after the us hospitals in some parts of the country are struggling to cope and there are concerns that many infections going on reported due to a lack of testing of zeros to raise a bow reports. this is the old aware of a public hospital in the city of qom piñas in brazil just northwest of. video from the hospital shows there are no available i.c.u. beds left to treat covert 1000 patients the food it was recorded by a doctor who works at a facility but does not want his identity to be revealed health officials in the city have a knowledged the corona virus has become a major public health threat as many days with 100 percent of i.c.u. bed occupation for around 10 days some people had to wait to get an i.c.u. bait they could all get medical care but had to wait for a vacancy. even though the number of 1000 cases have started to decrease in brazil's main cities it is in smaller ones

also died from the virus. today governor newsom said the deaths are real and painful reminder of the risks that our essential workers face. >>> last night we reported on the rising number of businesses closing their doors. now we learned a popular pizza place in san francisco is shutting down temporarily. the owner of square pie guys in soma says it's because of exposure to covid-19 inside the lau restaurant. it will be deep cleaned. all team members will get tested for the virus. >>> covid-19 testing continues in santa clara county this weekend as more test sites prepare to open. this was the scene at san jose high school today as the demand for tests remain high. next week, the county is adding two additional testing sites in san jose and one in gilroy. two sites will use a new wristband system so people don't have to wait in line all day. they can come back at the designated time. the idea is to have fewer people waiting around at the sites. tests are free. you do not need an appointment, symptoms, or insur

two children have died. i put my children in that position all of us need to put our children in that position. i think we might take -- there to ht be a different tenor this hearing. i only have five minutes, so, dr. mitchell, can you please explain how and why video footage is important to understanding all of the circumstances surrounding a death in custody? dr. mitchell: yes. i was one of the primary authors on the death and custody and how to report, examine, investigate and report out deaths in custody put out by the national association of medical, and what they called for is indeed any information available for deaths in custody, including any video footage, any medical records, anything that could give an idea of the time leading up to the death that would be important to categorizing the final findings t autopsy. rep. ayne: thank you. >> inspector general, can you discuss the video footage regarding felipe's death? mr. cuffari: my understanding is the video footage was obtained while he was in cust

summer taylor died last night. the other victim was live streaming and remains hospitalized in serious condition. the driver is now in custody and will be charged with two counts of assault. >>> many people spent the weekend demonstrating. protesters in minneapolis marched peacefully. they gathered outside the u.s. bank stadium, demanding justice for george floyd and rhianna taylor. in portland, police declared a riot twice in 24 hours, ultimately using teargas to disperse protesters that were shooting fireworks at the justice center and toward police and throwing bricks and signing lasers at officers. >> we are doing this service and we call these individuals, protesters. they are criminal thugs with an agenda. >> demonstrators in dc marched along the national mall to lafayette plaza chanting america was never great. to protest took place steps from the white house where president trump was hosting a salute to america event. >>> another statue of christopher columbus has come down. protesters in baltimore topple t

parts of blame for a surge in new coronavirus defections also coming up ivory coast prime minister dies suddenly a month ago anybody's unexpected death throws the west african countries upcoming presidential election into disarray going clearly was the ruling party's candidate . and firefighters in eastern ukraine battle to bring deadly force blazes under control only a short distance from the front lines in the country's war with russian back separatists. i'm told me a lot of welcome to the program anti-government rallies have filled serbia's capital belgrade for the 2nd day with protesters angered over what they see as the government's mishandling of the pandemic after a surge in covert 19 cases after a peaceful march in the daytime protests have turned violent for a 2nd night with demonstrators throwing flares and bottles at police in riot gear president alexander of which it appears to have bowed to public pressure and backtracked on his decision to reintroduce the curfew this weekend critics say the shop spike in infections was caused by a series of politically motivated decisions

this is the day of the news live from berlin ivory coast prime minister dies suddenly american clearly believes unexpected death throws the west african countries upcoming presidential election into disarray company but he was the ruling party's candidate also coming up. fresh trashes game serbia with the country in turmoil over the pandemic public anger erupts over plans to reimpose a nationwide lockdown some say president bush is just political ambitions are to blame for a surge in new corona virus infections. and fire fighters in eastern ukraine battled to bring deadly force in the forest blazes under control only a short distance from the front lines in the country's war with russian backed separatists. i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone could be but he has died unexpectedly at the age of 61 going clear but he was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election coming up in october and his passing raises questions about who will replace him in that race the cause of death has not yet been disclosed but cl

about 40 people died in our building alone. here there's a picture at the memorial site which shows what a horrific night it was. it's a photo of if. after he'd managed to escape from the rubble. or stumbled out i had no idea where i was and how i managed to crawl through a little hole to freedom then i went back to get my wife and child over 800000 people in the area died in the earthquake. hundreds of thousands of buildings collapsed or were badly damaged it was painfully obvious that the assemble region was not prepared for such a big shock. over 20 years later he stumble has expanded faster than almost any other city in the world strict building rules have been introduced and all new buildings are supposed to be earthquake resistant but most of the older ones are and geologists chewed through our soil has been warning of an imminent disaster for he has his stumble eyes on the north an atoll in fault which runs along the boundary between 2 tectonic plates that are rubbing against each other causing a dangerous accumulation o

and how old was she when she died? she died just two years after.rofessor finkelman: she was born in 1788, so that makes her about 65 when she died. ms. swain: many say she died of a broken heart because she was so shocked. she was convinced that he was poisoned. ms. hunt: that's right. ms. swain: that was a story that stayed with zachary taylor for many years. in our lifetime zachary taylor's body was exhumed. professor finkelman: to determine, yes, because of the cherries and milk. ms. swain: no poison? professor finkelman: no poison. when filmore becomes president he gets letters from people who say taylor was poisoned. americans love conspiracy theory. this was a conspiracy theory. ms. swain: we're probably not alone in that. let's listen to sean in columbus, ohio. you are on the air. >> i was wondering if it is true for margaret taylor prayed her husband's defeat. she was that much against it. was she an invalid at all difficulties with children? ms. hunt: i don't know that she actually prayed for his defeat. she was the first to admit she was

one of america's most famous civil rights activists congressman john lewis has died at the age of 80 he was among the last surviving pioneers of the movement during the 1960 s. hided joe castro looks back at his life and legacy we can i give up rick can i give out. we cannot give you. john lewis was born into the segregated world of rural alabama in 1940 when i was growing up i saw those signs that said white men colored men white women colored women white the son of black sharecroppers lewis devoured books as a child the words of dr martin luther king jr spoke to him loudest seem like he was saying to me john lewis you too can do something and i would ask my mother asked my father my grandparents my great grandparents why segregation why racial discrimination it was the best way it is don't get in a way don't get in trouble but trouble would find him many times as a student leader in nashville tennessee lewis was beaten for peacefully protesting segregation at restaurants and on buses in selma alabama police cracked his skull as he led a $600.00 marchers across a bridge to montgomer

. >> just before the patient died, they looked at their nurse and they said i think i made a mistake i thought this was a hoax but it's not. >> reporter: tonight a deadly virus continuing to spread as health officials urged caution while trying to ease fears kerry sanders, nbc news >> reporter: i'm miguel almaguer. tonight across the nation health care workers are sounding the alarm once again. >> our hospitals are overwhelmed. we have seven hospitals that are at maximum capacity right now in miami-dade alone. >> reporter: with hundreds of americans dying every day from covid complications -- >> we see a lot of patients and they're both young and old that are getting very sick. >> reporter: the surge in cases is flooding hospitals and hot spots like phoenix. >> we're at over 100% capacity if that's possible but every place is a potential bed. we have a person >> reporter: in arizona, nearly one in five are testing positive for the virus. in texas, where the death toll is climbing, the scene is just as grim. >> warehouses of people, on life support machines, it's dire when you're coun

johnny audio junior among those who died. he is the 10th death row inmate whose death is tied to the virus more than 1800 san quentin inmates have had the coronavirus 19 have died across california 47 inmates have died from covid-19. protesters chained themselves to the gate of governor newsom's mansion today. >>on the law going into something that >>they are demanding the release of prisoners, they say are at risk of dying because of the coronavirus the group calls itself the california liberation collective they say that prisoners are not getting a proper medical care they're not able to physically distance and they say releasing that would let people self quarantine and he'll so far 6500 inmates have reportedly tested positive for the virus 37 have died. >>not going to leave a governor newsom listen stores. >>and what will that. i like him responding to what we're asking for today, not tomorrow, not in a week today this morning. we want answers now we have sent him letters there have been people organizations that have bee