dorothy had some tribunals. one was the children's tribunal and the adult with boarding school survivors that came and gave their testimonies. it is a powerful moment when leonard wrote in his testimony and the minute dorothy read it was dennis banks of course, john thomas, the minute that the testimony was read that leonard wrote, dennis banks jumped up and took the microphone and started telling his and something occurred to me for the first time that particular day. i want to say that was 2013. although leadership had seen boarding schools. even the same boarding schools and then it was even mentioned from some of wilson's family that he'd gone to boarding school. i started thinking this historical trauma is waving through with relocation and termination. another interesting dynamic was it was under termination and then came to help in milwaukee. theyhe were under termination. he went out to his and to live in thewe portland area and they were under termination. it's not an imagined threat. i can't imagine wa

dorothy: good to be on your program. thanks very much.nificant ruling in the sense that the testimonies of the women we just heard part of, shows how cruel -- and i think the word torture is appropriate -- that bans on abortion are. the kinds of positions they put doctors into have to gamble the life of pregnant people in order to avoid prosecution. i think it is one of the most unethical, inhumane aspects of compelling birth, which is what abortion bands do, is this way of completely devaluing the life of the pregnant patient, and putting doctors in a position to decide how close to death should i let my patient go before i perform a needed medical procedure for fear of being prosecuted. fear of a crime. having said that, it is also important to note, that that is only one of the many, many cruelties, injustices of banning abortion. i think it is a mistake to just focus on cases where the patient's life is at risk. to overturn those portions of laws restricting access to abortion or banning it completely. what these laws do is compel peo

dorothy stepped up and said this isn't about me.it is about the next generation and the next generation and the next. it's got to end. enough is enough. let the president know what you think about it. that your members of congress know what you think about it. you got to let them know. you can email, you can call, you can write letters. i text every day but i am sure president biden is not checking his phone for text messages but somebody is checking so every day i send my text response back to the white house that says free leonard peltier. leonard peltier matters, people care when they get that text and you can go onto the website and you can say the same thing and call and let him know. whatever you do, don't remain silent. silence is the worst thing that can happen. >> thank you to the speakers for sharing your stories, some of the things i heard tonight i heard for the first time but also am reminded in 1975, or just prior to the shoot out at oglala, the church committee was investigating the cia, nsa, fbi and the us military a

the survivor and the driver, dorothy ninham. >> i am dorothy from the milwaukee in chapter and one of the reasons we started the american movement in milwaukee is i remember one weekend when they came to milwaukee and they were talking aboutou the movemet all my life i had been raised and i wasn't culturally raised. i was born on the reservation in the course the own night at went back to wisconsin so we weren't into culture and we didn't bring any of that with us. i talked to s sharon about it ad i said there's something in our dna that does knows that we are different. iith always wanted something different and i wanted to be who i was meant to be and not go to churches or anything like that. i wanted to be and everything that went with it so when i moved toar milwaukee and was 18 years old and i moved and married her up andnd we started the american movement chapter after he was sober for six months and we started a movement for sobriety called the american council and alcohol and drug abuse a cause they felt like in order to raise a family and in order to survive, we had to be civ

well, we love dorothy.oh, look at these children. >> seth: yeah, look at these children >> wow [ cheers and applause >> seth: i feel like even -- even the colors of our clothes have gone gray [ laughter ] >> yeah, life has just gotten -- >> seth: yeah, everything got a lot more muted >> has just gotten gloomier. look at that background. >> seth: all right so secondhand news, anthony crispino, he was famously -- i mean, he was a character you and colin jost wrote. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: but it was about a guy who, sort of, got the news secondhand and maybe got some of the details wrong. >> yeah, was always afraid of people hearing it too. >> seth: yeah, and then he a tie -- he had top secret information. he was fine to say it on "weekend update," which is national television. >> fine to say it on national television yeah, but i mean - >> seth: could we do a few could i feed you a few >> yeah, sure. >> seth: and see what you think crispino might say about it? >> let's do it it's been a while. >> seth: okay,

dorothy had some tribunals. what was the children's tribunal that dealt with boarding school survivors for came and gave theirr testimonies. it was a powerful moment when leonard wrote in his testimony from the boarding school, and admitted dorothy read it with all, i think with the bell courts were there, dennis banks of course, yeah, john thomas. the minute that the testimony was red that leonard wrote, dennis banks jumped up and took the mic and started telling his pier and something occurred to me for the first time that particular day, want to say that was 2013. all the leadership had seen boarding school. even the same boarding school most of thehe time. and then it was even mentioned from some of dick wilson's family that he had gone to boarding school. i started thinking wow, this historical, is raving through with relocation and termination. another interesting dynamic was leonard was at turtle mountain of course, his place of his birth, and it was under termination, admin came to help in milwaukee, the

can i ask you, dorothy, i was reading through the transcripts of the trial, is this right?ney for the antifa activists told the your this her closing statement, i'm wearing an i am antifa, the shirt -- t-shirt, and she told the jurors that she would remember all of their faces. what do you think she meant by that? >> so the last line was said in the context of her announcing her retirement, and i don't know what her intentions were and why she said what he said. but -- what she said. but in my opinion, she did say it after we had been told by the judge that someone had been trying to access identities of the or or jurors, and after the judge has told us at the jurors is have concerns about their safety. and so i'm not sure what she meant, but she did say at the end that she's going to remember each of their faces or words similar to that effect and, unfortunately, that is how she left the jurors when she closed her closing statement. douglas: andy,ing you're a journalist, you've covered more than anyone, i think, in america the activities of antifa, their violence, their ro

we met when we were just 15 years old. >> you're going to love what he shares about dorothy jo. jessica simpson exclusive. believe it or not, jessica is still dealing with the same backlash she's faced for years, the scrutiny over her appearance. now it has an impact on her children too. to hear how jessica is handling it all,ust stay right here becauseacss hollywood" is moments away. back to you. >> mario, we'll see you in a second. here's what's coming up in prime time here on nbc. at 8:00, the "american ninja warrior" finals in las vegas. the weakest link at 10:00. our live and local 11:00 want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. ♪ >>> tonight on "access hollywood." >> you are under a lot of scrutiny for any evolution of your body. >> i wish i could say for me it's gotten better, but -- >> the scrutiny continues, what has changed is jessica simpson's perspective, stakes are hig

dorothy jo heard it. when i got home she said, that's what you should do. if i have had any successes, she shares them. >> it's been a long time since she passed. >> 1981, october 19, 1981. >> reporter: they were married for 37 years. barker's success gave him a way to promote his purpose. alongside longtime girlfriend nancy burnet, he was a passionate animal advocate, signing off his show every day with a reminder -- >> help control the pet population, have your pet spayed or neutered. >> reporter: barker retiring from "the price is right" in 2007. >> i'm 83 now, and so i think it's a good time to say good-bye. because i want to leave them wanting more. >> reporter: and he did, even making his big screen debut, poking fun at his nice-guy personality in "happy gilmore." >> all right, let's go. ooh! ugh! >> reporter: barker viewed his time on tv as a way for people to escape. >> i think it's pure entertainment. we don't solve the problems of the world, but we help people forget their problems for an hour, we hope. >> rachel: bob barker was 99 years old. zohr

what did you find to be particularly about dorothy thompson? would you able to speak some about her and what you've about dorothy thompson and what found most interesting about her? oh, thank you so much for asking about her. i'm such a fan of dorothy thompson. she's so little known today. i don't know somebody be working on a biography about her because she is a great subject. she she went to europe and a correspondent at a time when, you know, she didn't have any journalism experience. she just went over to europe became a correspond and and found herself face to face hitler. i mean, she got an one on one interview with hitler. and she very famously underestimated him. she thought was a little meat. she called him a little man. but of course, subsequent lead this was like 33 or 1933, 34 or something like that before he became the figure that he later became, before it became chancellor. but she was there on the ground she saw the rise of fascism. she the rise of the national socialists and she reported on it. and she asked as it went on the w

i am going to skip right to what dorothy roberts said, because dorothy roberts was one of our speakers when she came here to present book torn apart. this is what dorothy once again, daniel hatcher powerful exposes how government systems operate and extractive part of the industry motivated by profit rather than justice, is our opening book is essential for understanding causal system mechanics and for working to hope that we're going to get into lot of things with this book. and i wait to get into it. daniel hatcher is professor of law at the university baltimore, where he teaches civil affairs and cleric in which students represent low income clients. you guys what i'm talking about not just learning, but acting. all right. he is the author of in addition to the nice book, the profits excuse me, the poverty industry, the exploitation of america's most vulnerable. so citizens that was former maryland legal aid and children's defense fund turned into attorney and has been a scholar. advocate teacher on poverty and justice. we're so glad to have daniel here. we're also glad to have anot

dorothy took her to king's appearance in detroit. apparently dr.. i have to say it resonated with me the fact that her mom took her to that march. i think so many young girls of color, their mom took them to events like that my mom certainly did so that you knew how you got to where you are. >> yes you cannot forget your history. >> and you got a signed memento. >> i did. >> signed that picture again, the fact that she didn't even know it was her until 2008 when a cousin saw it. >> the idea that her mother brought her there and didn't know actually that that picture became such a central photo of the civil rights movement, it is such a beautiful story. >> especially on this day. >> thank you, craig. >>> coming up next, chassi post is back with the bestselling hacks to keep you organized around the house around the house but, first, this is "today" on ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first h

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the mistake they made was everybody spoke but dorothy. she was probably as important as anybody in that. so the whole idea of equal employment opportunity. i mean we messed up by not including the most important woman there as a speaker. we did have jackson who sang, that may be compensated for little bit. especially when jackson said that, that, martin had said give them a speech in detroit a few months earlier. they restricted him to nine minutes. they put him last. they were really hoping that one, if he didn't get in the news, if you didn't get it filled or to the newsroom by 2:00, you couldn't make the 6:00 news. so everybody was fighting to speak first. martin never fought. never struggled, never did anything. when his time came, people were tired. it wasn't quite this hot, but it was hot. but it was peaceful. people, you see them sitting around the reflecting pool with the soothing water. children were playing. it was a wonderful day. and then when martin started giving his each about america has presented the negro with a bad chec

king, john lewis, dorothy height, a philip randolph -- how they were, or they're efficient for america, you know, i think that when people dedicate themselves to fighting for liberty and justice and equality, they're fighting for foundational principles of our country, right? we are a country that was founded on those principles. and so they or examples of some of the greatest patriots in our country. because they believed and the promise of america, and fought to achieve it. >> i was very moved, and you know, i don't get moved easily, you let me get with the proof in your crime -- private office. your office you work at all. and the white house. you have a picture of your mother at a demonstration. a protest around what happened and burning him. and you have over your shoulder a portrait of thurgood marshall, who went to harvard like you did. and you have him in this room, the ceremonial room. it is almost like you are guided by the spirits of the american movement for equality. >> it was born in the fight. my parents were active in the movement, that we're marching, that's how they m

. >>> dorothy said it best, there is no place like home.med bob is on his way back to kansas a decade after he disappeared. meow, mama. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose yourur hairline. hot flashehes, the e flu, or that ththing when your r knee justt gives s out for nono reaso. you didndn't choosee yourur bad backk oror this. oror... that.. yoyou didn't c choose depressision, memelanoma, or lactotose intolererance. but wiwith kaiser r permanene yoyou can choooose your dodor whwho works wiwith other bebest-in-clasass specialils to c care for alall ththat is you.u. . >>> a cat named bob disappeared a decade ago. he was in north carolina. carol homes named bob after her late father the cat went missing 10 years ago. imagine carol's surprise on august 19th what would have been her father's 90th birthday when she got an email saying bob was found and taken to a vet in north carolina >> i know the finder and i wish bob could talk and tell us the story of what happened during these 10 years. >> carol is working with a volunteer g

that's part of the place side and interest of dorothy, i'm story school and bothering me and system stuff. i just now actually it's an through bob quite if could just juniors to see if the service can say yes, sources of small yamazik. i'm with the national society, steve and i, changing here shortly because of that going away when a new factory or a new hospital build with. so it'd be the systems open systems that you need represents yet. another sign of africa is in the life only from investing every year. for the persons with beth, and go to a cooke's student closest to the student read us, read them. so the sky when you to put them on the phone. so the 1st time wherever they move date is the 2715 to the the car to go. so you tell me right in the hall. so these are the quote for the issue of this case. the specialist or can you dates, eclipse the bus, which is a lovely pointing isn't that shows they must not, shouldn't need that. there's a bush off. it goes for me to talk with them to support the tv. but that most of all, i do wish that dora wouldn't, you know, cause it's of african, m

but this then provide that an excuse for the to ask, i need dorothy, but in the congress that is it. what nice the new issue is with bi partisan. the decisions become the major or the date because the or the balance on forces within congress. so you as a bi partisan decision now on this issue is that the right to pause during the period when we're supposed to host a good list opposed to host and that's going to is this year. and today's is during the tutor that isn't as god bless you know, this thing. and in a proposal that the, the administration might have to reflect on whether we should continue to allow it so that if i got to host it, they left it open. i knew that to beat the discussion and said engagements continuing, then the zip is uh, issue that is also a reason. the eligibility of exercises that were conducted between china nowadays between 10 and i last year inside the frame. and the postponement, or cancellation of one that was scheduled to the u. s. that also became in each then the next, the next thing there was a sheep that talked to you named lady. i don't know what t

so the dorothy was still going except for the bundle facility. the color of the said on the, do you guys got a full and you only but they have so many of them are comics to deal with these. are they available in showing sammy or gains underneath? so the way these already, like when you get a level full bug or going solve other against, as you come out, you bustle from a new. but when he got a sonia and what you can look at, if i'm your mother will see that, you know, well yeah, more say about, then take it down to name or you mean then come get meaningful, get you the city with someone knowing on. see, i'm a little focused on going to the log in here, so you have been, you mean to them on the good one, the ability to little for 2 of the me think the projects we're going to run into issues on the bill that you're going to know the angle, the way to do when you, when the middle defend a ball, but the one that gather that season going to be always. so it was a chest. so a night on consumption. them either from the eastern most likely to do this beca

no less. dorothy sure, it's much more difficult to get funding for research into small unknown species. i said all that live in caves and are inaccessible and scared. i haven't become other think it's much easier for large service maddox pcs like rhino and so huh. soon, i'm fabian's, like the own, are among the most threatened vertebrates, but they usually overlooked by species protection campaigns. it's easier to get close to people with mammals and birds. this somehow closer to us than if i'm working with fish and sea be until reptiles that's much more difficult. although there are a few icons such as the fire salamander and the fire belly towed brightly colored and impressive. but it's easy to pull on people's heart strings if you stick with mammals about them. and by the way we get to that feeling black um has already captured, the reception is hot and they are released to develop and latest discovery. yeah, i'm glad we just found relatively well developed, a deposit or follicles a mess and we're going to measure them again to see how big they are. he was a, this is an active femal

i need dorothy, but in the congress that is eh, what noise in the new issue is with bipartisan. the decisions become the major or the date because the or dependence on for systems in congress. so you as a bi partisan decision now on this issue, we should try to push during the period when we're supposed to host a war list opposed to host and that's going to is b c. and today's is during the tutor that isn't as good. they should know this thing and in a proposal that the, the administration might have to reflect on whether we should continue to allow it . so therefore it got to host it. they left it open discussions and engagements of continuing. then the zip is uh, issue that it also our reason and i also have really tight exercises that we have conducted between china. the news is between 10 and i last year and so perfect. and the postponement, or cancellation of one that was scheduled to the u. s. that also became in each then the next, the next thing though is a sheep that talk to you named lady. i don't know what that means. it is good or says of quarter to she though, becau

they have been to see the lord advocate, dorothy bain, kc, and they put to her the expenses they feltxample, they could have had better guidance on what to expect when they got to court to feel that they were not just there as pieces of evidence, as they called themselves, but as human beings, that they were not liars having to prove themselves innocent, which is again what they feel they had to do. of course, the court process is that the accused is innocent until proven guilty and people do have to fight a case. but these women are saying that there was such an unpleasant, horrible experience for them to go through that why would people report in the first place if they have to go through such a lengthy process and then be retraumatised in court? they have been suggesting the idea of jury have been suggesting the idea of jury list trials —— juryless trials and pre—recorded evidence, which would mean people wouldn't have to go over and over again what happened to them several years down the line. these are ideas which are in the scottish government's victims and witness bill, which i

this is dorothy hampton in virginia. caller: good morning, america. i would like to talk about donald trump. de people remember in 1989? donald trump the next day put out a full-page ad, wanting to bring back the death penalty for those young men. now you find out years later that they were innocent. this is karma coming back to donald trump. hope you enjoy your prison time. goodbye. host: republican, you are next. caller: good morning. to the gentleman he was asking listeners if his observations were correct --he is correct. i also view those observations --that is normal. and also, not only the political, the courts, etc., that is normal. it is our right to do that, so be careful when we judge. karma comes to everybody who prejudges everybody else. host: the last frontier in alaska. good morning and thank you for being up very early in alaska. caller: i have a question. last night, i was listening to a recording of the conversation between president trump and the georgia officials. in it, it is very clearly said over and over again. just asking you

outside to look at the statute to search for my name on the statue engraving next to the great doctor dorothyhen the clock bells chimed at noon, the sky above turned into night. we were overcome by clouds and thunder and hurricane strength wins. the wind roared through the campus and swept the burgundy velvet cloth covering the statue right off her body unveiling her glorious statute. there was nobody out there but to people. i couldn't believe it. next to me was albert bethune, her grandson, who turned and said, ms. wilson, you know, mama never did like things being late. [laughing] and the staff of the university chased the burgundy cloths down the street and put it back on the statue, and just as they finished, the doors of the convocation burst open and the beautiful voices of the university choir proceeded outside singing glory, glory hallelujah, his truth is marching on. i tell the story because it exemplifies the true force of nature of dr. mary mcleod bethune. one woman. her life she was called the first lady of negro america, and the female booker t. washington. she was born to ensla

is that the something that's a dispute is under dorothy ah, let's discuss the 4 of if you're getting 16 default the system i'd love to you can reach disabilities. that's who gave me spine on that 5 on monday. i think you got a job. i to tom chavo off by sign this item in daily, give it to them. if i'm you by side based on the 5, but it's easy. smith, i'll go back to you. it will have to sign be kind of a specialist because you should be in the shop as even didn't see what's going on. i'll stop by on button. yeah. so hold on, let me just like some suspicious of a venue for which stephen bottom 2 inches. he thought it went through the extra 100 of your service address on there for the town. cuz that's funded by speech card to be tenants of the main deck of going on and buy them on buddy's paypal feedback. let's just i'm gonna hit this out and no one says i need help there. so once you get boss and type in the go button, cuz he will pay to see the apartment is the seconds i'm talking, these are sort of the time which has to do with the call me time. so do you want to have it kind of int

the something that's a dispute is under dorothy on let's discuss the 4 of if you're getting 16, the default system i'm fucking with disabilities. that's who gave me sign up off on monday. i got a job i to tom or the chavo off by signing this item in the to them. if i'm you, my site was on the outside, but it's easy. smith, i go back to even have to sign because nobody's from this vacation should be in the shop as even did see. let's get them all set up uh on button. yeah. so hose. let me just ex, um, suspicious of i've been before before stephen bottom, 3 inches. he started one good extra 100 of your service address under what it sounds says funded by speech cock be kinds of human data going on and above eyes and on bodies pedal feed balances just on that hit his info. now with us on the chapter. so once you get past it had been a couple of them because he will pick a few. the up item is the seconds i'm talking, these are sort of the time who attends the game or the all the time. so do you end up? it's kind of interesting, the size of the boxes, you must get messed up on that box that dies

i am going to skip right to what dorothy roberts said, because dorothy roberts was one of our speakers when she came here to present book torn apart. this is what

the dorothy klaus is 11 director of you and relief and works agency. she says the president suffices in the organization's facilities has made us what difficult for now we're only able to access half of the come, we're operating one health center we're operating, relieve service office. we've also opened an additional help center outside of the comp. and one of our external schools, so that refugees that are unable to access a 2nd health center that is currently closed because of the security reasons. hop, there is additional services available. so the health center was closed for 3 hours today. and at this time on a friday, we would probably have between 50 and 100 patients, 76 services. you pronounced us squarely in the morning. so patience, we're able to schedule accordingly. we also do not take appointments after we declared the suspension of services, which was 11 30 in the morning. there is currently 11 east coast and media shooting not as engaging with both sides. and we're on contact with this team. a symbol plans heads. the poles on wednesday

let's go to dorothy jabari door. so you're reporting on this from to her on of course, tell us more about the arrests. what are you finding out? well, we just heard from the head of a runs through the sharefile on jose. and as a who says that another, a people have been arrested in connection to this terrorist attacks it, which took place at shotwell shrine in cheryl city in far as province. the head of the judiciary said that they have dismantled the network. that was responsible for planning and carrying out this attack. and they also have a release information that all 9 suspects are for nationals. the gunman himself stormed the shrine around 7 pm on sunday evening and opened fire. he was arrested on sites. uh and he has been in custody since now. we also understand the safe house has been uncovered, where the flooding i'm planning to place, according to the judiciary. and they have managed to arrest at those people that were involved in applauding this attack. it's not the 1st time we pointed this out earlier tha

and then there's an amazing dorothy and festivities on. it's amazing and extraordinary. i want to point out you with wish your fellow muslims around the world in a sentence says to be being in a sentence, max is to be the 1st one sentence. i would like. i would like all my fellow of friends, a human being families and muslim brothers and sisters. thank you to wish them a happy and peaceful holidays. okay. sometimes a much, much okay. you're a message. yes. to all the muslim brothers and sisters around the world as, as well as the rest of humanity, peace blessings, and know that tomorrow is a chance to be better. thank you, matt. thank. he seems to be the thank you joshua. i see you next time. take everybody, the the it room, the street is the 10s of thousands of years then disappear. now scientists the working to bring the tasmanian tie, come back from the dead. 101 east investigates on. i'll just say era. basically out of teams, does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just pump solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that i

from neighboring but kinda fussy and molly have arrived in the year and a show of apartments solid. dorothy with a new leader products, though health coach only to the former locals. and like i do have been giving their reaction to the most i use it negatively, it will affect the economy. and i tell myself that the all people whose thoughts of how to fill that void possibly due to the suspension. and we'll find alternative to, to allow us to get rid of this health goes together with the conditions that are forced upon us. and also a head on the program. today marks the 15th anniversary of the military conflict, other ruptured in 2008 when georgia tried to retake the brick away region of surface. the 4 in the afternoon and center in a small the un here in most school, this tuesday, august the 8th. welcome to the news our nor to nice years new military leadership has reportedly reject did an offer for a visit from the united nations eco was representatives from the african union, pointing to the quote, the current context of anger following the sanctions imposed on their country. they say the

i'll do 0 is dorothy jabari reports from payroll on on how i live. i had me shop. this was the moment alone. gunman stormed into the shelter of shrine insurance and open fire . witnesses said it happened quickly. i saw people were riding towards the exit who were injured. i didn't know what had happened. i saw everyone around me had run away. the gunman was arrested on the scene and has been identified as a citizen upside you cust on the head of her own. so to sherry says another 8 men have been arrested in connection with sunday's attack. all of them are for national . so you can sounds foreign minister says it has yet to receive the documentation about the suspect from irena and officials to verify his identity. iran until jake has done have had good relations since the former soviet republic declared independence in 1991 and to her on its 2nd. because for an investor after china, iran is foreign ministry spokesman provided one possible motive for the attack. because the fund about he, unfortunately some will always have been using these terrorist groups as a mea

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the women recently had a meeting with scotland's senior law officer, the lord advocate dorothy bain caseycrown office said... the scottish government has said its landmark victim witnesses and justice reform bill, which is making its way through the scottish parliament, seeks to further improve the experience of victims in the justice system, particularly victims of sexual crimes. we were lucky enough to have each other, even now navigating - being public and stuff other people don't. . and i think that's one - of the main things for us, because in hindsight, _ looking back, some of us can see so clearly why people on their own would drop their charges. - you've been brought together in the worst circumstances, but tell us about your friendship. there is a genuine friendship there. unfortunately, the friendship was built on somebody quite terrible, but we've managed to form friendships outwith that. it's working our pain and to power and try and make a difference for those that are coming behind us. catriona renton with that story there. if you have been affected by sexual abuse or violen

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can conduct those 3 bible functions last month. killed 13 people in false thousands from the homes. dorothy class is the love of the director for the you and relief that works agency. she says the presence of fights has the organizations facilities as bait. it's was difficult for now. we're only able to access half of the come. we're operating one health center. we're operating a release service office. we've also opened an additional help center outside of the comp and one of our external schools. so that refugees that are unable to access the 2nd health center that is currently closed because of the security reasons have there is additional services available. so the health center was closed for 3 hours today. and at this time on a friday, we would probably have between 50 and 100 patients that would seek services. you pronounced this early in the morning, so patience, we're able to schedule accordingly. we also do not take appointments after we declared the suspension of services, which was 11 30 in the morning. there is currently uh, the listing and mediation team, not as engaging with

the lord advocate dorothy bain kc described them as "inspirational". a difference for those that are coming behind us. and there�*s more on their story on the bbc sounds app, in the 5 minutes on podcast with survivors: turning pain into power. and if you have been affected by sexual abuse or violence, details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. or you can call forfree, at any time, to hear recorded information on 0800 077 077. video games are big business. by 2026, the industry is expected to be worth around £250 billion. now netflix wants to get in on the action by adding gaming to its streaming service. netflix want to make more games based on its shows, like stranger things, to appeal to those who like play, as well as watch. will it work? our gaming correspondent steffan powell reports. thanks to shows like stranger things, squid game, the crown and others, netflix helped change the entertainment landscape. now, if i said to you i was on the set of a netflix production, this isn�*t necessarily what you�*d have in mind. you�*d

agreement phasing back to 1969 prevents lebanon's army from entering the camp to restore no end. odom, dorothy cross is the 11 and director for the you and relief and what's agency, she says the presence of fights is in the organization's facilities was made as was difficult. for now, we're only able to access half of the come, we're operation one health center. we're operating, relieve service office, we've also opened an additional help center outside of the comp and one of our external schools, so that refugees that are unable to access a 2nd health center that is currently closed because of the security reasons. have there is additional services available, so the health center was closed for 3 hours today. and at this time on a friday we would probably have between 50 and 100 patients. that would 6 services . you pronounced this early in the morning. so patience, we're able to schedule accordingly. we also do not take appointments after we declared the suspension of services, which was 11 30 in the morning. there is currently uh, the student intermediation team. not as engaging with both s

dorothy was no longer willing to play ball and i pulled the migrant intersection deal after you leave. started cheering for regime change against putting desperate people on a boat and pushing them off to see sending them to die in the media to rainy and is something very close to being another crime against humanity for which the regime will have to answer the western or branding of those libyan rebels as heroes, just like the syrian rebels he fought against president bashar al assad before defective in joining up with other jihad is against the west. in some cases or the c, i a train and the backs of solomon lighten led taliban during the us cover organs. the soviets in afghanistan and the eighty's that gave rise to our guy that we all know what happened with them. 911. it's all i need to say or more recently like the training as off neo nazis, western training back to story. well, it's to be continued all western back and all western tools of regime change, who then became, or risk becoming still taking time bonds that could blow back at any time against western interest. no saw th

of schools, banks and government offices last week because of what it called unprecedented heat . dorothy jabari is into, around with a record breaking day in iran, as the country record is its highest ever electricity consumption. on sunday, according to officials, 73450 megawatts of electricity was used as temperatures of 38 degrees celsius in the capital. and 51 degrees celsius in the south were recorded. last tuesday, the government announced a 2 day public holiday ordering all government agencies, banks and schools to close at mid storing temperatures that threaten public health and strain. the power grant health ministry advise older people, children, and those with underlying health conditions to stay indoors because of the risk of heat stroke. if this heat wave continues more public holidays are expected to be announced, while officials have not announced any rolling blackouts yet, there has been a number of reports of power outages across the capitol. well, some have receive text messages from the officials, warning the when they are about to lose power. others have not had any w