for tom to separate the evelyn and ordinary people. the french colonial authorities moved nearly a quarter of the algerian population into camps over 2000000 people in shocking conditions for a young socialist graduate. michelle hawker went to algeria and wrote a report on the camps which was leaked to the press. it forced the government to urgently release funds to feed the entire population and care for the weakest. ah the and phelan meanwhile was in terrible shape its leadership decimated and its 2 numbers halved. but it remains resolute despite the prospect of yet more bloodshed . algeria monopolized the goals attention, but he realized he also had to deal with the future of sub saharan africa. it's overseas, they, back to mall, and polynesian in 1958. he involved on a major african tore to try and avoid the disintegration of what was left of french africa. his plan was to unite the colonies into a community of states under french control through a referendum, 1st off, madagascar, to a warm welcome. then on to ivory coast where fel

and algerian, evelyn and the police in paris began to take the law into their own hands. on the 17th of october, 1961, they attended a peaceful evelyn demonstration near the shahan metro station in eastern paris with bloody consequences. that dark night, the police killed gillian demonstrators and through their bodies into the river say, the death toll remains unknown. but some algerian estimates say over 200 people were killed for the french government. something had to be done. the goal is leadership. and the evelyn had been negotiating the basis for algerian independence for some time in the spot town of a jolly bus. sent a wi fi also, audrey dizzy, a fee of users will need to discuss your seniors yours. is he silicon assembling to do them? if you need bond on to through, i have your li medicine, li memorized as, as all what i think little mathis modality drill. zeus gussied up. let me do these remarks. simila thought was on today. we'll have been i guess your process was you did um, should we drugs through d, miss your i complete the a via accords were more than a yea

evelyn: what time is not ripe.ne is winning and our objective is to have ukraine win to defeat russia in ukraine militarily so that russia does not turn to georgia, to moldova, and then to nato countries had vladimir putin is rational. theeople around him are rational. they know that if they use a nuclear device, even if they just detonate a nuclear device in a demonstration that they can do it, the world will look very different the next day. president biden himself has said he warned the russians anytime that there will be consequences. they will take conventional military action directly against whatever military unit conducted that mission and the international community will resolve that no government that would use the military weapon that would explode a military device in the context of a war in any context should remain in power. and then the international community will act to pressure the russian government essentially to remove vladimir putin. the stakes are too high. let's remember that time and time a

i'm evelyn sharma. and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divides. and tonight with this i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah, oh, fatima bagel has lost one of her children. her youngest son only reached the age of $32.00. my little brother was my closest companion. now i'll never see him again. but very suzanne died far away from his homeland bangladesh as a migrant worker and cattle. ah, does lima actor has to take care of her mother? these days? the 65 year old is weaker than usual. it's the anniversary of the death of suzanne . her youngest. he died exactly 2 years ago to day. she used to talk on the phone with her younger brother every day says test lima. suzanne would often complain about the conditions in katara, the heat, the grueling work that he wasn't receiving the agreed wage, but he often had to wait months to be paid. kemp of evelyn, my brother was a bill so young nevertheless, he went away to and money to give us a better light up there for them. but we never dreamed he'd die so su

if you sent up, we did not hear these evelyn and climate activists. we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us tonight. evelyn, thank you. thank you for having me. well, as world leaders means egypt record on human rights, it is also coming under the caves of the pro democracy campaigner. this is what egypt wants the world to see a country playing perfect host to global leaders at the u. n. climate summit but on the ground activists say that they are not welcome here. i. it's completely different. the last climate conference was in glasgow every day. there were 3 protests near the conference center. this year you have to apply for permission to protest. 36 hours in advance you, it's only open from $10.00 to $5.00, and it's on the heavy surveillance. some st. they are also being closely monitored . yeah, meaning active is order information was taken. so we were like, how are we going to start something when these people are already trolling us, because now they know, oh we are, we said the spotlight has also been shown on human ri

your thoughts with us to vote. evelyn, thank you. on thank you for having me. ah, little the heads of china and the u. s. maintain regular contacts in various forms are. china attaches great importance to the proposal of the us to hold a meeting between the 2 heads of staley, dodge and coil president biden will hold a bilateral meeting with president she, jim ping of china. it is the 1st time that they will meet face to face since president biden became president. my volume's only u. s. should me china half way to la properly managed differences, promote mutually beneficial cooperation. b, me avoid misunderstandings and misjudgments. we don't do and pushed china us relations back to the right track of healthy and stable development. president biden has made it a priority to keep lines of communication open with president. she to responsibly manage the competition between our 2 countries. and he believes there is no more important channel than that between the leaders of the united states and china, joe biden. and she's in pick 2 pres

last you need to set up with evelyn on to move climate activists. we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us tonight . evelyn, thank you. thank you for having me. as world leaders meet egypt record on human rights, it is coming under scrutiny. the case of the pro democracy ham painter ala bill fata is a particular concern that he was imprisoned for allegedly spreading fake news voters have been campaigning for his release authorities however, are making it difficult for active is to even hold demonstrations. this is what egypt once the world to see a country playing perfect host, to global leaders at the un climate summit, but on the ground activists say that they are not welcome here with me. it's completely different. the last climate conference was in glasgow every day. there were street protests ah, near the conference center this year, you have to apply for permission to protest. 36 hours in advance you. it's only open from 10 till 5, and it's on the heavy surveillance. some st. they are also being closely monitored . many

and they killed him. >> reporter: evelyn's 19-year-old son, tim, attended penn state in 2017.m details of his hazing death, shocking the nation. >> it was night one for tim. he didn't get a choice. >> reporter: the investigation surrounding tim's death revealed he had consumed at least 18 alcoholic drinks in less than two hours, leading to his fall down a flight of stairs. fraternity members waited nearly 12 hours before calling 911. >> how do you process that? when you learned about the surveillance video and that they were splashing water on his face and carrying him back up to the couch and trying to prop him up? i mean, hours and hours went by. >> this has been the summer of depositions. and i've seen some of the video. that i swore i wasn't going to watch. and it's hard. it's really hard to know that somebody didn't value your son's life. >> reporter: kathleen's 18-year-old colin attended university of ohio in 2018. according to a lawsuit filed by his parents against the fraternity, which was settled last year without admitting wrongdoing, colin endured weeks of extreme h

our reporter evelyn joins us with more from beijing evelyn, it is great to have you with us to provide more context of what is going on there. i'm curious to hear your take from the press conference given this morning by chinese health authorities. what are the major standouts from the conference? >> reporter: thank you the press conference in beijing today emphasized they are sticking to the zero covid policy they are talking about making measures targeted and precise. they said the more extreme measures you hear in the news are wrong. they said xi jinping calling for the lockdowns that seem to go on forever and have the psychological impact is something that should not be done what is interesting is in the push for vaccination, they pulled out a data stat that said people in china over age 80 has been boosted at 65% yesterday. to me, that is a big jump. two weeks ago on november 11th, they said that rate was 40%. two weeks before to now is a significant increase in sf vaccinations analysts say this is important for china to rethink about opening and having more population protected a

let's get to evelyn chen in beijing. evelyn, give us a sense of the covid measures which have been introduced loosening of measures. >> reporter: thank you the measures signal a good start in positive direction. encouraging. if you think about it, the biggest change is the reduction of two days in the overall quarantine time. this is helpful and they are thinking about seven days in centralized quarantine area and three days at home now five days in centralized quarantine and three days at home the other good thing is they canceled the provision that meant flights in and out of the country. we hope to have more flights to come in and out of china they emphasized using home quarantine than centralized quarantine. that will be good for millions living in the country from the mental health standpoint and analysts say it is not necessarily the best way for centralized quarantine as these are relatively small steps, the markets have a long way to recover from june hang seng index is down 20% from those highs and the shanghai

we did not hear these. evelyn archerwill, climate activists. we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts, were the survival and thinking on thank you to for having me. ah, little, the heads of china and the u. s. maintain regular contacts in various forms are. china attaches great importance to the proposal of the us to hold a meeting between the 2 heads of staley, dodge and coil president biden will hold a bilateral meeting with president she, jim ping of china. it is the 1st time that they will meet face to face since president biden became president. the volume on the u. s. should me china half way to let properly manage differences, promote mutually beneficial cooperation. b, me avoid misunderstandings and misjudgments. we don't do and push china us relations back to the right track of healthy and stable development. president biden has made it a priority to keep lines of communication open with president. she to responsibly manage the competition between our 2 countries. and he believes there is no more important channel than

i just think my wife is a hero. >> house evelyn doing now? >> she is great. is iraq and a rockstar for our family. our kids are happy and healthy. i am just indebted to her every single day. i think my wife sees the real force behind everything for. >> andrea talked abut having a son with special needs, a wife was a sexual assault victim and you are not someone who is helpless you're the public real, you have run for office. what can you do with these unique experiences to make a difference on those o issues? >> i'm going to do everything i help. certainly special needs is the new normal. i know so mayhem is going through that. the fortune of being a victim of sexual assault is all too commonplace. my wife wrote a book trying to teach kids about sexual assault with the kids ato book about sexual assault. i'm so proud of her on that level. for me, eric, the best thing i can do is try to bring our country together because polarization is tearing us apart. politics are making people feel like their own country men and fellow americans our enemy. i want to try to

so i just think my wife is a hero. >> host: how is evelyn doing now? >> guest: she's great.i mean, she's a rock and a rock star for our family, like our kids are happy and healthy. i just am indebted to her every single day. my wife is the real force behind everything. >> host: you talked about having a son with special needs, a wife who is a sexual assault victim, and you were not someone who is helpless. you in the public realm picky of run for office. what can you do with these unique experiences to make a difference on those issues? >> guest: i want to do everything i can to help it certainly to meet the special needs is a new normal. so many families are going through that. unfortunately being a victim of sexual assault is all too common place. my wife wrote a a book tryingo teach kids about sexual assault, a kids book about sexual assault is the name of it. so i'm so proud of her on that level. for me, eric, the blessing i can do is try and break a country together because polarization is tearing us apart. politics is making people feel like their own countrymen and fe

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summer as a summer, as for training training, it's the perfect preparation for a successful winter. evelyn was on one of the old london in the summer. you lay your foundations in the summer, you work on the details on technique. what materials you use on your physic? that's how you get the resilience to go through the world cup winter. there's dunfee title invented in they come into those again. to dedicate herself fully to the sport, selena moved to a ski jumping boarding school in the bavarian out, just on the 500 kilometers from hug. a final some, a training camp takes place nearby. the olympic ski jumping garnish is iconic. it's part of the mens full hills tournament. the ski jumping events of the year, which in none covet times attracts a total of either $100000.00 spectators. i yeah, seems awfully us and celebrated new year's eve here because of the full hills tournament stuff. so and then i always stood at the bottom as a little girl and said, i want to jump down there too. and then there was often the sand finish. and now just to jump on the hills used in the tournament is an on i

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but hotel on a tracy, evelyn says business is very slow right now. looking ahead to next year. she would usually have 40 bookings by now, but they're just 5 or 6. she knows every one is struggling with inflation. that's why she feels she cannot pass rising on to her customers. accounts in murray management, going to say, do you think right, well what am i gonna do? okay, glen oh, racing one. going to do, you know, i am, i have to close for bay on i think a lot of people who shocked when send just out from some season engine as julie and kevin newbies, main worry, is the high cost of gas and electricity. they do. they are washing at nighttime now instead of during the day as it is cheaper than. and they are always going around turning off the lights. i was paying a 100 pounds for mallet to come my gas a month. and now i'm paying $220.00. so it's gone up over a $120.00 pound a month. a split by yourself then. but don't know whether we're going to get any more increases. blackpool already is the most deprived of england's $317.00 local authorities. according to a government report

but he often had to wait months to be paid kemp of evelyn, my brother was still so young. nevertheless, he went away to earn money to give us a better life after for them. but we never dreamed he died so suddenly and mutter. it breaks my heart that he is not here in the moon. and 2nd, he works and could talk for 3 years. some acquire and our debts are bigger than before. from epsilon buffalo, a job in katara, the nation hosting the upcoming soccer world cup and enticing prospect for millions of migrant workers from the global south because they're struggling to make ends meet at home. they're trying their luck in the tiny persian gulf emerett . katara is one of the world's richest nations, due to its immense reserves of oil and gas. the emerett is home to almost 3000000 people, but only a small proportion of these are tory citizens. more than 2000000 resident some migrant workers. the nation's wealth isn't shared with them. they usually paid the minimum wage of around $270.00. you were over a month some 4000 kilometers to the east. jama, moolah the dead migrant workers, older brother,

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i'm going blue croft say with hey guys, it's evelyn share my welcome to my podcast, love matter by and by celebrities influences and experts to talk about all playing loved bags from day to day. nothing. less of all these things and more in the new season, off the plot can make sure to tune and wherever you get your pot path and join the conversation because you know it love matters. mm. oh, live and o. dameon. gaston language courses with video and audio any time anywhere. the d w media center with does the internet represent all the world languages, language assistance, and online translators are becoming more and more important. but the systems don't know enough languages. some users are being left out. ah, the current problem we have with voice systems integrated into a mobile devices. and our computers is that really if they don't understand our african exits, most times we find that people have to adjust their accent in order for the system to actually understand what it is they say. and i chair studies the social impact of communication technologies and a special advisor for afr

and evelyn cs. 40 tappin for a final score of $1.00 to $1.00. and that means host cut our, our out of the world's cup after they lost a $31.00 to senegal. after taking a 1st half lean senegal made it to nail through thy jaw. for the break. um and when tara reduce that deficit with guitars 1st ever world cup finals goal, what it was bombard yang who sealed the win for cynical just minutes later got her can not now qualify from the group regardless of the result of their final game against the netherlands. and the iranian teams refusal to sing their national anthem, it was a bigger news than these or line in their 1st match. the head of their game against wales. they were singing again under pressure from the government. they won the match to it now, but the gesture highlights the risks iranians are taking to show their descent. ah, these iranian fans in the stadium wanted to seize the opportunity and draw attention to the bloody correct on, on protests happening in their home country. but their message, women, life freedom, was not welcomed by fi

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the evelyn had only one objective, independence attack followed attack on the 20th of august 1955 in the north, eastern coastal city of philly via the f l. n. murdered a 100. 23 pro french european and arab civilians with nies including children. jack, so stare went to the bedside of the wounded even for the liberal governor. the time for reform was over. now it would be total refresh. 2 days after philly vill the army massacred many so called rebels. these shootings shocked the world. 2 months later, fran sound itself, again in the dark at the un, but foreign minister, antoine peny, remained defied the hall, clipper donnelly miller, hear me like i don't know what i know what it is roughly don't. but his plea fell on deaf ears and the un condemned. the friend jackson penny's delegation left the room immediately in the eyes of the world. the country that claims to uphold the declaration of human rights was fighting against its freedom. but un condemnation did not change french policy on the ground at all. the government soon introduced special powers, enabling it to fight the evelyn b

earlier this morning we spoke to evelyn mendez with the santa clara county registrar voters office. she spoke about the measures their office is taking to ensure free and fair elections. >> we're very transparent, so if anyone wants to come into our office to see the processes, we will show you every step of the way. there's only certain people that have access to the ballot counting room. less than ten people probably in the building. there's always going to be two people with the ballot at all times to make sure that, you know, the ballot is safe and secure, this is the law across the entire state. so that's going to happen throughout the entire state today. >> reporter: now, the elections office in alameda county has launched a live stream so people can observe the ballot counting process. they did this two years ago but people had to request a link to order in watch. now everyone can see this on the county website. they're one of the few counties in the state to do it here in san francisco. you also have an opportunity to look and see through this glass window where the ballots

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they all come in in a sealed green evelyn, the balance inside. it's not as simple as just opening the envelope and throw in the ballot to a counting machine. elections officials have to verify that that ballot that came in a green evelyn with a signature on the outside matches the signature on the voter registration rolls. that takes some time to do that. then you might have some problems. and all reach out to the voter. so when you're dealing with more than 2 million ballots, you really can't get that done in a day. it does take some time, in the interest of accuracy. i should note that it is incorrect arizona does start counting early ballots early. they don't wait till election day. >> thank you. and tabatha to you, the count seems to be even slower in nevada. same question, why is that the case? another concerns because it is taking so long it does open the door to conspiracy theorists and election deniers that there's something bad taking place. >> the reason it's taken so long is because they want to verify that the votes are correct right.

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let's bring in evelyn mendez. wanted to let you know, good morning, there are a number of americans who believe the election was stolen in 2020. what do you say to assure them these elections are free and fair? >> all of our -- we will show you every step of the way there's only certain people that have access to the ballot count room. there will be two people with the ballot at all times to make sure that the ballot is safe and secure. this is the law across the entire state. >> so far only 25% of eligible voters have cast a ballot thus far. does that give you an indication? >> it's actually 35%. a lot of voters tend to turn out. hopefully they will be out here ready to vote. make sure they turn their ballot in. >> anything voters need to know that might not be obvious? >> if you are dropping it in a mailbox to make sure the mailman didn't pick up the mail for the day because it does need to be postmarked for today, received in our office by november 15th. >> evelyn, thank you for joining us. good seeing you. if

that same morning, angie's sorority sister, evelyn, was given the news straight out by 2 friends. >> they told me angie had been murdered. she had been found naked with a lot of stab wounds. it was -- it was absolutely a shock. >> angie samota had not only been killed, but butchered, repeatedly stabbed in her own bedroom. it was a bloody end to a life that had so much promise. >> she was the most amazing person. she was full of life. she could light up a room. she was very hard worker, and she knew where she was going. she was very, very driven. >> angie had grown up in amarillo, texas, and attended the exclusive all-girl school in dallas. she had just bought a condo near the smu campus. >> angie was this amazing, shining star to so many people that she knew. she was absolutely brilliant before her time. she was a double major in engineering and computer science at smu. at a time when girls were not doing that. she had this amazing joie de vivre, this joy, this absolute love of life. was really the life of the party. >> beautiful, intelligent, single, and 20 years old. it's a combina

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evelyn mendez says 0.025%, or 25 votes. >> we still have a lot of ballots to process.e in from other counties and the post office, so we are processing a lot of ballots. reporter: however the mayoral race shakes out, san jose is set to see big changes in leadership come january, 2023. >> this is a big transition. they will be quite a few new faces on the council, and whatever role i am in, i look forward to working with them. we have a lot of work. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: in the east bay, we are expecting more voting results tomorrow for oakland mayor, also too close to call after narrowing down from ranked choice voting. it is down to councilman loren taylor -- they are looking to replace the termed out mayor who spoke with us today. >> there are still a lot more ballots account but taylor has a great lead and that increases after the ranked choice roll up. i feel optimistic but still waiting for the ballots to be counted. dan: taylor is leading with 34% of the vote. with so many races still outstanding, you can check any and all results as they come in in real tim

. >> legislative affairs manager evelyn mendez says people can request a second ballot in case the firstd. >> we have systems to make sure that only one of them is counted. whatever gets received back to our office is the one that we count. reporter: 14% of ballots had been returned. >> community members calling community members. reporter: a final effort to reach more people, specifically voters of color. a look at the final tuesday night together we vote phone bank. organizers pointing to the population being disproportionately impacted during the pandemic as the driving force. >> as we are thinking about the future and those that represent us, that they have our needs and desires and wants in mind when we think about an equitable recovery. reporter: gabriela lopez says during the primary, >> our voter turnout was 50%. reporter: where there's concern about multiple ballots meaning people might vote twice, there's a greater effort to get people to vote just once. >> we want to make sure that we put in the work, reach out to our communities, make the calls. reporter: abc7news. ama: natio

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evelyn mendez says 0.025%, or 25 votes. >> we still have a lot of ballots to process.ot came in from other counties and the post office, so we are processing a lot of ballots. reporter: however the mayoral race shakes out, san jose is set to see big changes in leadership come january, 2023. >> this is a big transition. they will be quite a few new faces on the council, and whatever role i am in, i look forward to working with them. we have a lot of work. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: in the east bay, we are expecting more voting results tomorrow for oakland mayor, also too close to call after narrowing down from ranked choice voting. it is down to councilman loren taylor -- they are looking to replace the termed out mayor who spoke with us today. >> there are still a lot more ballots account but taylor has a great lead and that increases after the ranked choice roll up. i feel optimistic but still waiting for the ballots to be counted. dan: taylor is leading with 34% of the vote. with so many races still outstanding, you can check any and all results as they come in in re

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