dina trying to use his influence. to help and support local who saw other people and their dealings with the occupying french. then after spending many years travelling between france and algeria in 1903 at the age of 42 d.n.a. finally decided to settle permanently in broussard he deliberately provoked the french by buying a house in the arab quarter. coming up in part to the name makes a momentous personal decision that sends shock waves through the paris art world and becomes the victim of a concerted campaign against him and his work. has met insurances so. it will not be moved from the live in and so on so i've been is both. the amusing myanmar let me go out of the way over to. the museum and i was in that alley hamlet. you know had the honor it. a nation where corruption is endemic now embroiled in a battle to hold the power to account. act. how has this radical transformation occurred. i mean nobody i mean if you want to shedding light on the romanians pressing for change and there unconventional methods to elim

man i mean dina is leading the group some of these women have been looking for their sons for years many were killed by members of the drug cartel and buried in anon places. over half of those have disappeared the disappeared a see those are thought to have been connected to the drug scene. says that this is often the case because of the poor drop prospects in the region. man and the others often taken to the areas controlled by the drug cartel and so make them there any nice. at least they told us we should stop searching otherwise the same will happen to us one day someone will find us in a grave and we're going to want to turn up was. just a few a little safer man has now a personal bodyguard an ex order was armed and never takes his eyes off her. the search continues. after this is a body part that we found in one of the graves there is the owner of you the rod and the hand. individual body parts bones with skin and clothing remnants come to light. the smell of decay is almost unbearable the journalists. the mothers what's unbearable as the uncertainty is that child this time. i'm gl

you know germany's powell a bear won best actress for her role in dina a modern retelling of the ancient myth of the water nymph set in present day berlin . thank you so much and so on that. actor went to any you know in the italian film hidden away inspired by the true life story of painter antonio a revolutionary figure in modern art who was considered insane during his lifetime . well you did you got it was the but i'm you'll apply would like to dedicate this to everyone who's been marginalized or misunderstood or cast out. before he got. the jury prize went to the u.s. film never rarely sometimes always directed by the hitmen about a teenager seeking an abortion without her parents' knowledge. while i was researching this film i spent a tremendous amount of time inside planned parenthood and i want to thank them for their incredible service to our country and protecting the lives and rights of all people with uteruses. helena humphrey and scott roxboro were down at the red carpet as the festival came to an end there was a considerable number of off email directors and strong female p

dina asher—smith — the reigning world and european 200 metres champion — is among several sportwomensunday — and to raise awareness of female role models in the sporting world. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. we know, of course, it was a very wet winter. now the met office says it was the uk's third least frosty winter on record. we are going to start wednesday with the widespread frost. but there is more rain on the way, as these weather fronts head in, particularly to parts of england and wales. so even where you start with some sunshine, you will see some cloud increasing and the chance of rain pushing north. but lots of uncertainty about how far north that rain might get. we may not see too much in northern ireland or northern england, much of scotland staying dry. that's how it looks temperature—wise, first thing, that widespread frost, but notice we aren't so cold towards southwest england. that's because here we are starting the day with cloud and outbr

dina trying to use his influence. to help and support who saw other people and their dealings with the occupying french. then after spending many years travelling between france and algeria in 1903 at the age of 42 d.n.a. finally decided to settle permanently in broussard he deliberately provoked the french by buying a house in the arab quarter. coming up in part to the name makes a momentous personal decision that sends shock waves through the paris art world and becomes the victim of a concerted campaign against him and his work. as martin show you so. it will not be middle of the night and so on so i've been is but. the amusing myanmar let me know out of all well you know what women are. going to have to enter in. london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe and so here at al-jazeera we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people then how it affects their everyday that. we are free to put that one there in to really gauge this

dina trying to use his influence. to help and support local who saw other people and their dealings with the occupying french. then after spending many years travelling between france and algeria in 1903 at the age of 42 d.n.a. finally decided to settle permanently in broussard he deliberately provoked the french by buying a house in the arab quarter. coming up in part to the name makes a momentous personal decision that sends shock waves through the paris art world and becomes the victim of a concerted campaign against him and his work. has met and show you. live you know it will not be middle of the night and so while so i've been is both . the amusing myanmar let me go out of the way. of the museum and i was in that alley a hamlet. where melanie you know had the honor it. from our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel there whether it's east or west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate our coverage and our focus is not just on their suffering but also on a more after

dina trying to use his influence. to help and support who saw other people and their dealings with the occupying french. then after spending many years travelling between france and algeria in 1903 at the age of 42 d.n.a. finally decided to settle permanently in broussard he deliberately provoked the french by buying a house in the arab quarter. coming up in part to the name makes a momentous personal decision that sends shock waves through the paris art world and becomes the victim of a concerted campaign against him and his work. has met insurances so. it will not be middle of the night and so on so i've been his boat. museum myanmar let me go out the whole way over to with the museum and my washing that only i have. to have to honor it. from algis there is london broadcast center 2 special guests in conversation the state the american state steps in and save compass listen unprompted uninterrupted people think that racism is having her for vitriol towards black people and there's no understanding of what the term a

the photographer and his wife, dina, went up to ski. they are crazy outdoors people, but the resorts are closed because of the coronavirus concerns, and they made the most of it and got us video. thank you very much. rob mayeda is here with us. >> looks like a postcard out at the resort at squaw creek lake, and it looks like they had one to two feet down by the lake level. weekend snow totals, four to five feet. look now into monday, another foot or two of snow could come down across the higher peaks of the sierra. more winter-type of driving, and they had avalanche control so extra caution to probably stay away of the high country due to the heavy snow. here in san francisco, clearing, dry and south to the tri-valley, 50 degrees in dublin, more than an inch of rain this weekend, and the wettest spot right now near san jose heading south is where we saw the biggest rain total. santa cruz mountains, more than three inches of rain. tomorrow, colder, upper 30s in the north bay and low 40s across the south bay. that's not a typo. a chance o

job boards are taught school because her parents leave find a way in the countryside for dina the students guiding the big hole to do their homework is making progress with hunger story she doesn't put you on to provide regular school work but john i doesn't mind. it's fun and she's motivated by the idea that she can inspire us to behave or think differently. like they should inside the fear of not wanting to lose what we have which is the little lift of the beauty of the environment that's number one also hoping to achieve or when more people over to the side of want to saving higher. in south africa the program is supported by west the country's oldest environmental organization it's been doled out at 15 schools so far the young members out of pulled by its success because it shows that the us picked. young people are realizing that there was a very dumb waste walled unless the adults get serious about dealing with the climate crisis all over the walls they are demanding action but they are not the only ones or the people want to get involved too in germany and mental going to a bucking

that dina firm is now matt. kerr it's part of a growing trend washington with more andnd more scrutiny over after albers on how all that sensitive data that they that they hold. right thank you so much coastingg where for that business news update. now also in the studio here with me catalina i shunned the bro for media watch. out the code might learn whahat a dy without women could be like. what does that mean yes so this a a life of international and state this. sunday they have organized a separate protest this. march ninth on a day. to day long. woman mike where. they will demand the government's action on the ongoing side price. has ruled. these are follow by. ththe murders thahat comply shot the name. of were t the murders of twenenty five year old ingrid is scam yeah and seven year olds fatima al jets. but at t the sae time because the country has been facing an ongoing battle with of violence against women as they have just released these- these numbers from two thousand nineteen stating that a total of.

in recent days thousands of people have been stuck in no man's land outside the turkish city of air dina since friday and the situation on the greek islands closest to turkey has also been deteriorating on lesbos long a flashpoint in the migration crisis. refugees and locals have been clashing with police. for days they've been trying to break through. but police are standing firm lesbos has europe's largest refugee camp and greek authorities are determined to stop a 2nd wave of migrants from entering. there is also strong resistance to new arrivals from many of the island's longtime residents. we as locals stand up against this. is the lead man i mean we want to make it clear to the local authorities if the parliament and the government that we will not accept any new migrants in the cab and then met that national. some are taking drastic action to get their message across a new occupied migrant shelter was set on fire on tuesday. right wing extremists even blocked entry to migrants and humanitarian aid during a visit to a greek turkish border crossing the leaders announced $700000000.0

that's a $75,000 as an individual las vegas democratic congresswoman dina titus says the money would help casino and hotel employees who are out of keeping it on the table or paying one rent or and i don't any covered supported. >>well, i'm not going to rule out any possibility to me it seems like it doesn't fix the underlying problem, but some lawmakers like republican north dakota senator kevin cramer are skeptical i'd rather see the foundations of our economy secured president trump met with leaders of the airline and tourism industry to discuss how to help their businesses you can't have that using from now on it increase or democrats say any industry bailout would need to benefit workers in washington alexandra, the mount. >>and canada are preparing to issue a joint statement to suspend non essential travel between the 2 countries. >>officials are still working to clarify what non essential means but give new restrictions will ensure businesses and trade can continue. canada close its borders on monday except to canadians and us citizens. maybe could be getting ready to launch t

dina's from minnesota they have the annandale 4th of july parade and he asked me to walk in it so we're walking through annandale down the crowds going crazy but they're going crazy for me you know you're not in d.c. and i'll never forget the leaning over to me and whispering there didn't have to whisper it was pretty loud he said see the wrong guys running that was the genesis that's when the white went on the line you know it was my hometown it was a little embarrassing. but he completely and truly did. and that's why i just wonder this would translate into political popularity and that's where the idea how my hand and that's where the thought started we had a great big budget surplus because the. me in the ninety's was super strong and because of the taxation rate in minnesota they took in billions of dollars more than they needed and they spent it and i was doing talk radio and i was just outraged over that how dare them that's the people's money it's not fair is just because they have an excess doesn't mean their kids in the candy store and so when they spent the money i got pretty

the doll even has a necklace similar to the one dina wears. me, the muscle tone as well. i think it's really important that young girls see all aspects of femininity. couldn't agree more. i think you should have one. i think after we see the sport relief documentary, are we allowed to say what robert rendered referred to as? i'm not sure we can. frankie bridge tried her best to be honest but i look to sew and stylish. she goes, louise, brush your hair. she tried her best. in the desert it doesn't matter. anyway, you will see. robert render believes you are hard as nails. we had such fun. you might remember last year we met d—day veteran harry billinge. he made it his mission to build enough money to build a national memorialfor build enough money to build a national memorial for his fallen comrades. remarkable man. he has raised tens of thousands of pounds and his efforts will be officially recognised today when he receives an mbe at buckingham palace. tim muffett is there now. good morning. good morning. harry billinge has inspired so many vi

fox medical team, dina santefonte is joining us. anxiety very high as we've shifted from the impact of everyday life. what can people do to boost their immune system and also reduce this anxiety? >> you're right. there's so many things we're being hit with. all these curve balls and it's tough to deal with it all. and people feel anxious for different reasons. maybe you're getting sick. maybe you're missing out. there's people, bars and restaurants, people who make their livelihood there and not making any money suddenly. there's a lot of reasons to feel this sort of tightness in your body. and, then, you have the added stress of maybe the kids aren't going to school now and your gym is closed. so people who find real stress relief in doing yoga aren't getting that work out in and we know sxers has proven results as far as triggering those feel- good hormones and reducing your stress and anxiety and potential for depression. so, pam, when you add all that up, we're dealing with a lot here. first thing to do is recognize it. this is

dina grayson. thank you so much for joining us.e certainly appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, heather. heather: as i was introducing you before the break, i sneezed which i've never done, actually, i don't think, but i did what i was supposed to do, right there into your elbow. is that just one example of why this social distancing is important? >> absolutely. it's really important that we -- we keep talking about flattening the curve and a whole concept here is that we want to try to limit the spread of infection so that we don't have this huge surge of patients suddenly rushing to the hospital and overwhelming our hospital system. because we only have a limited number of hospital beds, icu beds and ventilators and we want to make sure we have the appropriate medical resources to take care of all of our patients. heather: and there's a difference, though. what type of symptoms should we be looking for? it's so hard to tell. do you have a cold? do you have allergies? do you have a standard flu? or do you have coronavirus? >> s

>>that's a $75,000 as an individual las vegas democratic congresswoman dina titus says the money wouldsino and hotel employees who are out of keep it on the table or paying one rent or any covered supported. >>well, i'm not going to rule out any possibility to me it seems like it doesn't fix the underlying problem, but some lawmakers like republican north dakota senator kevin cramer are skeptical i'd rather see the foundations of our economy secured president trump met with leaders of the airline and tourism industry to discuss how to help their businesses you can't have them are now it increase or democrats say any industry bailout would need to benefit workers in washington, alexandra le mount. >>6.51 and this just in president trump announcing the united states and canada. >>are shutting down the border for non essential travel. >>the president says trade between the 2 countries will not be affected. he just tweeted about the closure moments ago and has not yet said when that will happen. but the us and canada now that's the final border to that we know to be close james. >>interest

. >> dina harris' older daughter aria attends the nearby emmitt smith elementary school. a teacher at the school came up with this idea of teachers passing by in their cars, sharing their love without sharing any germs. >> glad to see you. you all take care of yourself. >> i missed them a lot, and i really wanted to see them. so it was cool that the parade was today, because i really wanted to see them soon. >> i mean, i think it just shows us that we can still be a community and we can still be together. >> while sending an important message about social distancing, something this kindergarten teacher was starting even before class were called off. >> with air hug. they wanted to air hug. so we've been doing, ad a lot g in the classroom. >> from sky 7, you could see the moving messages kids wrote on the ground in chalk, and why it was very emotional for teachers like rita corey. >> it was really nice to see that. >> obviously today's event was geared towards younger children. now the superintendent says they have to come up with something for high schoolers. maybe someth

sprinter dina asher—smith is the fastest british woman in history and no stranger to taking her medalsbie? ahead of international women's day, the world and european champion was honoured with her own one of a kind gel for her record—breaking achievements.” was taken aback by how much actually look like me, the details were so precise, the little gold rings, gold necklace, earrings, my hairwas there with the gorgeous braids the curls through eight and also the skin tone and, most importantly for me, the muscle tone, because i think it is really important that young girls see all aspects of femininity. that is pretty cool! that is a summary that is pretty cool! that is a summary of the stories so far, back to you, victoria. for the past three years our programme has been investigating how bereaved parents and their children are looked after. now this morning we can exclusively reveal 18 organisations and charities have sent an open letter to the government urging it to change the law so unmarried widowers can receive financial support for their children. if your husband, wife or civil p

dina medalis. kimberly atkins. and erin haynes. tempted to start with erin first because it is the 19th. but i want to go to addisue first because i quoted you. if you thought about it in your logical mind you'd think that would be one of the candidates to assemble the obama coalition. why in the end is it biden who did what he did? >> that was our theory of the case. and i think joe biden had a lot going for him coming into the race, he was the vice president for barack obama for eight years not only did that give him residual strength with african-americans but also name recognition. he's run for president twice, been on national ballots twice, i think it's a big advantage to come in with name regulcognitio. and he's well liked, even by myself who was running a campaign against him. >> i've heard recently, and it's sort of emerging almost as biden's yes we can, we know joe. and there's a cod sell to it joe knows us. i'm hearing a lot say that as they endorse him. it's emerging as the thing. you know the guy. even if he's not perf

to congresswoman dina titus. the speaker pro tempore: how much time? one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from nevada is recognized for one minute. economy : whenever our is hurting, my congressional district and the heart of las egas is always among the hardest hit. this time is no different. the people who work at chinatown, clean hotel rooms on the strip, and entertain visitors downtown are to pay rent and feed their children. i want them to know that this was put package together with them in mind. it will provide direct payments most americans, expand unemployment insurance, and give small businesses increased access to low interest loans. oversight to re corporate borrowing while helping make sure that southern job to will have a return to when this is over. the bill will also send more make ces to hospitals to sure that our heroic health care workers on the frontlines of the resourceshave they need. we've all been inspired by the this e they've set in difficult time. i thank them. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves.

dina asher—smith has been saying the four week delay will put athletes at risk, which is not somethings very ha rd thejohnson—thompson has said it is very hard for athletes to approach the season with so much uncertainty. she makes the really good point that ifjames, she makes the really good point that if james, restaurants, pubs, she makes the really good point that ifjames, restaurants, pubs, bars and public spaces are closed, where are they meant to train? —— gyms. 0k, are they meant to train? —— gyms. ok, you can train outside but that is not how athletes work at this level. she has been really vocal and is saying it is really uncomfortable and it is not safe to train. the first rumblings overnight from shinzo abe that they are looking at a postponement for now. thank you, sally. we have some good news on covid—19 to report from germany. the head of the german public health institute has said that they are seeing the first signs that the exponential upward curve in coronavirus infections is flattening. germany has almost 25,000 cases in the country and has had 94 deaths. the count

i think that general mattis, general mcmaster, dina powell, the list goes on and on, the people who havet from the view that they were holding the line and doing their best to prevent the worst from happening now need to tell us what the worst was or could have been or will be. because i'm not sure what the higher duty is than that. i'm not sure where there's a higher allege to the american people who they were serving and who i think need to know exactly what the risks are of a government that is more and more concentrated in the hands of one man who has no sense of its higher purpose than serving his own interests. yeah, i think they should be telling us what they know. >> to build on that, the allegiance is to american values and america. if not the president, to go beyond that for that if the president isn't -- isn't adhering to those. george packer, thank you so much. we will leave it there and have you back. we'll be reading the new issue of "the atlantic." we really appreciate you being on. >>> up next, stephanie ruhle says that business leaders usually align with government leade

to congresswoman dina titus. the speaker pro tempore: how much time? one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from nevada is recognized for one minute. economy : whenever our is hurting, my congressional district and the heart of las egas is always among the hardest hit. this time is no different. the people who work at chinatown, clean hotel rooms on the strip, and entertain visitors downtown are to pay rent and feed their children. i want them to know that this was put package together with them in mind. it will provide direct payments most americans, expand unemployment insurance, and give small businesses increased access to low interest loans. oversight to re corporate borrowing while helping make sure that southern job to will have a return to when this is over. the bill will also send more make ces to hospitals to sure that our heroic health care workers on the frontlines of the resourceshave they need. we've all been inspired by the this e they've set in difficult time. i thank them. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves.