isobeld to bloomberg finkel earlier. the german company that owns insider will northern invest in the company. isobel hadn to what to say. >> the free speech issue, the fact that the companies come out and say, this is reason why we turkey.in tau this is first time we have is a reasonng, this invest.an not to they might be planning to divest their present stake in a media company over the next few years. it's a big deal. >> besides actual springer decision not to invest further in the country, have there been any other on the press freedom front that would have precipitated this? >> for sure. the state of emergency rule. one that's been in place since july 15th. which failed and subsequently followed by a massive wide ranging crack down on people in government, education, the media certainly as well. over 100,000 to people have lost their jobs or are unable to carry out their duties.onal over the weekend, ten newspapers to news agencies, three magazines will close down. slipping down in years.s for a few 151st now. been

. >> allison finkel stein, how did this whole concept of unknown soldier being honored come about? >> it really goes back to beginning of mechanicization of work, more unidentified remain, more in the civil war. people were struggling with the fact they couldn't figure out who many of these casualties were. great britain and france in 1920 buried unknown soldier in each of their countries, great britain, westminster abbey, so the u.s. decided to do something similar to that. the idea was started by representative hamilton fish of new york who presented legislation to bury an unknown soldier in the u.s. i believe in france where the unknown soldiers were taken from four different cemeteries. >> i'm walked through those streets before. it's interesting to see, to me, how many people turned out. not just the army as we can see mostly in the scene but french civilians showing their honor and patriotism towards the americans and really supporting the role the americans played helping liberate france during this really difficult time. >> so the french populace had a real understanding an