it is a ticket that the flyer would carry and hand it to the local villagers. i am an allied flyer. chinese were our allies in world war ii. we have two when the subtly to young people, but to everyone. our relations with china seems so tenuous today. they are fighting alongside american and british forces against the japanese in world war ii. if you parachuted out into china, you are mostly amongst friendly's. but behind japanese lines, only the locals can really help you. that is where the bloodshed comes in. what we are looking at is a p 40 fighter aircraft. one of the most celebrated episodes is american flyers who flew on the side of the chinese against the japanese. avg, american volunteer group, also known as the flying tigers. this is where we really feel we are doing a service. there are some aspects of world war ii that are well known. people know d-day, omaha beach. what many no longer know is the war that was fought in china. in which tens of millions of chinese were killed and which americans fought on the side of chinese against the japanese aggression. so i love this

in going around and picking up the flyers, the first chapter i ever wrote. ugly christmas letter -- i love man enough to be a girl scout. i love you are a powerful woman. read the whole thing. i love every chapter. >> you want to ask this question. what was the most difficult part to read about for others? >> i think the hardest part is reading the decisions i made in life though they are not all perfect i don't regret any of them. i learned from a lot of mistakes and a lot of challenges, i feel like it really made me who i am today, persevering and determining to make something better for children and myself and being able to read, just reading everything i have been through and that was hard for me. >> altogether. everything, seeing it all come together. a series of events happening, sheltering our emotions. >> the way the book ends, my favorite part, don't give it away. what is interesting about that, when i was first outlining the book, i was always around even as i was reporting, you would think obviously you are in a home and not sheltered, everybody k

dismember ever single flyer was in the elevator and their two elevators. i'm getting off on all floors and taken to the practice. the common area where everyone would eat up there and stuff like that. .. nikita: before, so is like retraining and talking with the following day. please come and so i called her and said why are you in my room . go ahead and give upstairs because i am screaming said okay. she said okay, i am coming down. we were eating and i am just talk to her. it and watching a training video. i will go over everything with you. it she said okay, i will be training. i will answer some questions. cory wasn't paying attention. right. [laughter]. >> we get a lot of that in the book. but i guess i am also wondering, so after that i showed up. what made you decide to let me follow you for more than a year and being your face. and share intimate details of your life. >> it was part of the beginning. i remember you would come around and just being a skeptic. every time i would say something, she was writing a book. but then, seeing you, i think it

, i'm putting up flyers because we need volunteers, you can't put anything up on the wall and i was like, yeah, i got permission, i spoke with this person and i spoke with the supervisor and they said it was fine and somebody called supervisor to confirm and i'm standing in the hallway my paper and tape just waiting, okay, you can go ahead and as i just remember like, every single flyer, i took the elevator and i literally on each elevator, there's two elevators, i had to go inside each elevator and i'm getting off all floors and i'm taping it right in elevators and breakfast area, common area where everyone would heat up their food and stuff like that, so, you know, we had those girls for that series that we did and i was trying to get the volunteers. i remember having big lunch and i ordered food. i had everything set up for people to come down and to train and help me and no one came. i had all of this food and no one was there and i remember i had spoken to corey the night before and i told her i was going to do training the following day, please come and so i called her and i'm like

if you log in and give them your frequent flyer number, then they really can set a price.in, this is what passengers are alleging, that they will set a price that may be a little bit higher, because they think that you can pay more, based on your previous record of how much you have paid over the years for a ticket. >> all right. so it makes a big difference how i book a flight, whether i do it through the airline's website, on my computer, orally go through the app. why is that? >> yeah. well, you, airlines are using this dynamic pricing because they want to make as much money as possible from you. so if they -- again, if they think that you're willing to pay more, they're willing to set a higher price, or show you a higher price, and there are ways actually, of get agency round that. you can do something like open an incognito or private browser, but whatever you do, don't give them your frequent flyer information, because then they know sovereign more about you, and whether or not you're willing to pay more for that ticket. >> all right. so obviously there is some criti

so i had to give my message and the flyers to front office staff and hope that they will conveyit staffpart did not go as i head hoped but i will be going back. and so, when i'd go back, i will work again to get face to face time with these people. angela, you are telling a number of stories. can you share anything with us that particularly stayed with you from all these different family memories that you are being sent now? what got me the most was a girl that reached out to me. she is 28 and her brother is 25, and her father died, he was young, healthy, and her saying to me, my brother and i, we needed so much more time with him. we had so much more to learn from him. and it hurts me and i know that there are so many people in this country, in this world, everywhere, that have lost people prematurely and they are scared to leave their homes because they know what this virus can do, they have seen it. and they feel that they are not being heard. we've had our loved ones taken from us prematurely, and people won't just put on a mask to protect each other and that's offensive. it's a sla

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anyway, when detective sesnick read the flyer, his eye landed on a very curious detail.employees, a man named casey clark, had up and disappeared. >> i printed it off and handed it to mark and said hey, what do you think about this? >> what did you think about that? >> it was the first time we'd every heard of that name. >> so who was casey clark? >> he was funny, well-mannered. >> didn't take long to find out. k.c. was an old friend of james henricksen. he moved to the oil patch specifically to work for henrikson at blackstone, james's trucking company. rick airy knew him well. so what'd you do? the two of you. >> we'd go up to the bar. we'd chase the girls. we'd dot normal things guys do during the boom, you know. >> rick and k.c. were field superintendents for the trucking company, which sarah was helping to run. >> how were you involved in the business? >> i worked directly with the accountant, make sure they got signed off so we could get paid, make sure payroll is turned in on time to the accountant. sort of the middle man for the paperwork. >> but you were really

come along right in the flyers face the world. tomorrow too to. d.w. . just as it was only 6 when he drowned in the shore a river as people looked on. just 10 year old hypo was shot dead in a forest by border guards. during the cold war era more than 30 children and young people were either killed or left to die on the inner german border the berlin wall youngest victims. in 45 minutes t w. i know nothing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing with the german thinks deep into the german culture yet you did see him take his grandmother yeah to you it's all that. time rachel join me from. sunday of course. for the lawyer. and. singing for song at the end not applause but new data about how singers could spread the coronavirus in the air losing. and llamas are also helping coronavirus research. that and more on this edition of the science show on d w. well come to tim.

show kenya airways resumes international flights after a pause through the pandemic and the troubled flyer now dig itself out of a financial. old. and south korean ship builders are crossing their fingers for new orders of l. in g. tankers something that would keep their industry afloat and be a positive side for the global recovery. who are welcome to the show and stephen beard is in berlin it's good to have you with us microsoft is in talks to buy the u.s. operations of social media platform tick-tock a development that would prevent the much feared band of the app by washington of the american software giant hopes to seal a deal by the middle of september it appears that the thumbs up for now of president donald trump. office life today would be unthinkable without microsoft word and excel but so far the world's leading software producer hasn't had a social media hit among young people that however could be about to change. president donald trump is giving chinese own social media platform tick-tock 45 days to sell its u.s. business a chance for microsoft 2 8 3 2 2 4 8 9. tick-tock is a

show kenya airways resumes international flights after a pause due to the pandemic and the troubled flyer now big itself out of a financial hole. and south korean ship builders are crossing their fingers for new orders.

there i went over on a commercial plane, i was there and our troops landed, among them my son and his flyers. in north africa and suddenly mr. churchill -- we should go back on a plane, the germans will find out and she'll endanger everybody else on the plane. ours sent back in one of returning bombers with a crew that had delivered the bomber. the heat went off and we were cold all the way over, and most difficult and unpleasant trip, however, i enjoyed it. taken, this is probably certainly without my knowledge as i got into the car on the return from that trip. my husband was glad to see me when i got back. >> >> as first lady of the land and a newspaper woman, you must have known many things you couldn't talk or write about. this cartoon appeared when the president was deciding whether or not he would run for a third term. >> there were many cartoons. , i didpicted many things some things that were not unusual for -- i did some things which were not usual for the lady in the white house. this shows me sitting up in bed with a typewriter, and i'm supposed to be writing my day. the caption

the quote reopen names small cap value did incredibly well the growth stocks took a pause the high flyers corrected but when that ended, it didn't end gently you had crashes in the reopen stocks you had crashes in the value stocks both asbestbsolute and relative to growth it's a real recovery if that link breaks and i know yields have gone up a bit here and abroad as long as that continues happening, i'm fine with it. i think you have to watch that more than commentary, more valuation, more than anything else jpmorgan had a great note about this sunday just talking about the last time we saw sustained rally in value and outperformance in value, took place from 2016 to 2017. think about what was going on then rates were rising. that's first of all. we were raising rates. fed was raising rates and you had true globally synchronized economic growth and that is the right fertile environment to bet on cyclicals and value i hope it happens. i hope that's the environment that we're shifting into but watch bond yields. >> steph, this is a josh saying, i'll believer it when i see it he's right las

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the show kenya airways resumes international flights after a pause during a pandemic can the travel flyer they'll dig itself out of a financial hole. or welcome to the show unseen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us microsoft says it's in talks to buy the u.s. business of his social media platform tick-tock the american software giant which owns linked in but which is focused in recent years more business applications like cloud computing hopes to seal a deal by the middle of september behind its push or the heightened tensions between the u.s. and china. office life today would be unthinkable without microsoft word and excel but so far the world's leading software producer hasn't had a social media hit among young people that however could be about to change. president donald trump is giving chinese own social media platform tick-tock 45 days to sell its u.s. business a chance for microsoft 2 8 3 2 2 4 8 9. tick-tock is an internationally successful social video platform that allows users to upload edit and mima fi short clips and watch clips created by others available worldwi

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encouraging the international after arrival association has been frequently asked in their frequent flyers about their attitude toward getting back into the sky and july a survey says that out of the 5000 people asked 83 percent were still feeling. anxious or are were afraid of getting back into airports or airplanes because they feel that their health would be endangered that's it sounds like it's going to be a long time to this 2024 days just briefly i reckon that's accurate. if we talk now yeah sure i mean but we see the state being pushed back further and further so it will be a long road to recovery will see tens of thousands of jobs being axed in the meantime and it is the worst year and then the asian history and it is going to leave its mark one way or the other i think a lot about these physical thanks very much. germany's factory sector is roaring back to life and factories reported new orders surged by almost 28 percent in june that's according to the economy ministry it was more than double what economists had expected germany's industrial saic has been recovering most slowly t

this is deja news flyer from berlin unrest following another police shooting in the united states protests erupted in the state of wisconsin after officers shoot a black man multiple times in the back leaving him in a serious condition the government deploys the national guard to aid local police also coming up president donald trump makes a surprise appearance on day one of the republican national convention as delegates formally back his bid for a 2nd term in office. german doctors say kremlin critic alex in the valley was probably poisoned in russia medical stop treating him in berlin say task results point to the use of nerve agent germany's chancellor is calling for an investigation. i'm told me a lot of but it's good to have you with us we begin in the u.s. state of wisconsin where authorities have deployed the national god following the shooting of an armed black man protests have entered a 2nd night after police officers shot 29 year old jacob blake multiple times in the back on sunday afternoon he is now in hospital in a serious condition. witnesses filmed the shooting on their ce

particularly encouraging the international association has been frequently asked in their frequent flyers about their attitude toward getting back into the sky and july survey says that out of the $5000.00 people asked 83 percent were still feeling. anxious or are were afraid of getting back into airports or airplanes because they feel that their health would be endangered that's it sounds like it's going to be a long time for this 2024 days just briefly i reckon that's accurate. as we talk now yeah sure i mean but we see the state being pushed back further and further so it will be a long road to recovery will see tens of thousands of jobs being axed in the meantime and it is the worst year and then the asian history and it is going to leave its mark one way or the other i think a lot about news. thank you very much for the pandemic is uprooted tourism worldwide putting many small and modern phrases on the brink for countries dependent on tourism like rwanda drive and businesses as being a bit of a blow in the capital kigali the lack of international arrivals there is undermining many bu

hallway and i remember the first buyer sitting up and i thought what are you doing, and putting up flyers with girls and volunteers and they said you cannot put anything on the wall and i was i got permission i spoke with the person in the supervisor and they said it's fine so you can call the supervisor to confirm, i'm standing in the hallway with my papers waiting and then i'm like you can go ahead and i remember every single floor, took the elevator and on each elevator there is two elevators, i'm getting off all floors and taking it when you read of the elevator in the common area where everyone is getting their food and stuff like that, we have those girls and there was training at the volunteers i remember having to get lunch and i had everything set up for people to come down in trying to help me and no one came i had all this food and no one was there, and i was going to do a training the following day so i call her and i'm like where are you in it started 15 minutes ago so she was like okay, i'm just getting up and she's like okay i'm coming down. so she's downstairs and were eat

i'm putting out flyers and they said you can't put up anything on the wall. but i got permission and they said it was fine they said we will call to confirm. but just remember i took the elevator and each one i get off on all floors and i'm putting it up right when you can see it and then in the common area so we had those girls and i was trying to get the volunteers. i remember ordering food everything was set up. and no one came. i had all this food and no one was there. i said i would do a training. so i called her but it started 15 minutes ago and i said i have food. so she comes down the stairs and we are eating and says i will go over everything with you with a training video. so the training is done we will ask you some questions. [laughter] we get to a lot of that in the book. but also i am wondering come after that i showed up so what made you decide to let me follow you for more than a year and be in-your-face and share intimate details of your life? >> it was hard in the beginning. was like every time i say something she is writing in that notebook

and then we do flyers on the door and we're always calling people within the program and posting on theplatforms that i mentioned before. but it's hard because dcyf, everything is going through them, but we have to make sure our families are filling out the proper documentation. so it's a lot of out community cbos on the island and the partners doing the marketing outreach. >> vice president lai: that makes sense. thank you again for your leadership on this. >> absolutely. thank you. >> president tsen: thank you. so hearing no other comments, we'll open up for public comment. are there any public comment? >> nobody has raised their hand in the queue. >> president tsen: all right. then we'll go on to the next item. thank you very much. >> next item number 9, update on vertical development. >> daniel butler from treasure island community development to give an update on the -- particularly on subphase 2. >> president tsen: hello. go ahead. >> great. i think i presented about a year ago. can everyone see my screen? >> we're not seeing it. i presented about a year ago on a first few project

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>> reporter: connoisseur coffee has since been on the lookout for these fraudulent flyers, and now hasecurity cameras and reminders everywhere to wear a mask. and this message to other business owners. >> don't fall for this. >> reporter: in redwood city, dion lim, abc7 news. >> unbelievable. >>> all right. stay with us. steph curry lending a helping hand. how some team work is helping him expand efforts to keep families fed during the pandemic. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> a successful collaboration between kaiser permanente, east bay restaurants and the nonprofit run by stefan and ayesha curry. >> it quickly expand and expand and expand. and we realized that the needs were increasing every day and are still increasing to this day. >> there they aren't justl numbers, people and families that we've been able to supp

she handled the trip like a frequent flyer curling up on the back seat to snooze for the almost 2 hour journey. >>and our descent are ready we've got a good view of snow covered mount shasta looming on the horizon. >>touchdown it was time for this dog with no name to be reunited with her sister. but try as i might she didn't seem to want to get out of the plane. finally i lifted her out. we were met by lindy turner who runs casa de love animal rescue. >>these are the most timid doberman pinchers have ever seen in my life honestly i don't know how they were doing to them in the back and i think about it. >>she moved her operation from the bay area to shasta county about 18 months ago he got the impression you're traumatized allow salute leno question. no question. she has plenty of experience with doberman she says she can tell these 2 have been through a lot but it's not an uncommon story unfortunately, you know it's it happens all too often. you know its says. >>didn't want to leave the comfy backs heated ken's plane. that's pretty cute and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 the news cont

now, for the first time in history, the choir is making a flyer to appeal for donations.shows how to send money directly to its organization's bank account. the choir's artistic director has been working hard to raise funds for the organization. >> we can handle with our measurements, with using our staff for a while, until about october, but then we will not have left any money to pay our employees. >> reporter: t the choir had hi hopes for a tour of japan scheduled for the autumn. one of the highlights of the planned program is shubert's "the go" "the gone gondalier." >> translator: i'm on a gondali in venice.. this is the mood we have to get people in, and the atmosphere we have to create. >> reporter: one of the members, louis, sings the part of second sopra soprano. during the months he was unable to rehearse at school, he practiced diligently at home. >> translator: i would be so happy if we could go and sing for japanese people. >> reporter: but the virus continued to spread, and in july, the choir had to cancel its japanese tour to ensure the safety of its members

i'm not sure this time maybe these unloved stocks can escape the trough and high flyers find themselves buried alive. wouldn't it be something if you saw octa or ping in there? is that ping ping no, not ping anyway, so is this yet another temporary rotation that will flame out or are we coming out of the trough switching to recovery mode. many tried as we had a series of three-day rotations and went right back down and growth burst higher again after recharge. but sooner or later, we're going to turn the corner and these mov moves, they will stick it happens it always happens. for months we've been in pandemic mode, the stay at home stocks from zoom video to mccormick to the spice company to the cybersecurity plays, they have all been on fire and the big six, not talking about facebook, amazon, apple, netflix, google and microsoft. these are all companies that have to do better when you're stuck at home and stocks monopolized 20% of the market getting evaluations we haven't seen since the faded.com era there are plenty of signs that we're leaving the trough at least for the publicly tra

in the eastern conference the top seed philadelphia flyers are in the 2nd round they beat the montreal canadiens 32 in game 6 to wrap up a series the flyers will now play the new york islanders in a series starting on tuesday. with one round to go at the 1st women's golf major of the year the british open saffir popoff is in the lead on saturday the german short of 4 under par $67.00 to move 3 shots clear up of has never won a major her best showing was when she tied for 57th at the 2800 p.g.a. championship in the windy conditions adroitly true in scotland only 2 other players are under par for the 2 minutes. novak djokovic says he doesn't need to repeat his reputation of hosting a tennis exhibition where he and a number of players contracted coronavirus the world number one was heavily criticised for the adrian in the balcones but it was next to no social distancing in players. and how good you know night club djokovic is in new york for the return of the a.t.p. to the west and is being played at flushing meadows ahead of the u.s. open at the same venue djokovic has decided to play de

was still a high flyer. that hedge saved me and actually made me money.avid: but you lost the first $20 million? what did your wife say? mark: i wasn't married at the time. [laughter] but it was timed out right. i got through the six months. even though i lost the money on off hedge, i knew, based where the yahoo! stock was, what the volatility levels were, how i would be able to sell calls on my yahoo! stock and use that money to buy put on the yahoo! stock. when the stock collapsed, my puts were worth a fortune. david: you bought the dallas mavericks for roughly $280 million, which at the time was thought to be a lot of money. today it is a fraction of what it is worth. mark: i have always been a basketball junkie. i was a dallas mavericks season ticket holder. during that time i owned season tickets, they were awful. all of the 1990's they were voted the worst affectional sports franchise. -- professional sports franchise. i am a season ticket holder. i am excited to go to the game. there was no energy in the crowd. i had just sold broadcast.com. i tho

post on the flyers mug the current colors and. morals going up in smoke and the liberation of the world on fire starts aug 12th on d. w. we have it on fire starts aug 12th on d. w. we have $205.00 back. and dance with the big. cut. this is deja vu news live from berlin beirut lebanon in shock this morning after 2 massive explosion. devastate the city. blasts tearing through the city's poor area killing at least 100 people and leaving many others trucked in these rubble thousands of the injured hospitals are overwhelmed the blasts were caused by tons of highly explosive materials.

flyers facing a patchwork of rules on airlines regarding the middle seat so reggie aqui talked to an expert about how to fly safely now. >> since the beginning of the pandemic, a lot of you wondering, including me, what the chances are of getting sick on a plane from covid-19? as we've gone through this, we haven't seen a lot of studies on this until now. i saw this very interesting study done recently by professor at m.i.t. and look, chances of catching covid-19 from an airplane, what does your research show? >> first of all, no one knows exact exactly, the issue is whether or not important from the safety perspective to keep the middle seat empty, some airlines like delta, jetblue, southwest are keeping the middle seat empty on their planes, the narrow-body planes. whereas america, united and spiritre fildle seat. alaska is also keeping the middle seat empty. i know it's an important airline in san francisco, and i remember thinking it's very rare, extraordinarily rare that u.s. airlines differ overtly on a matter related to safety. anyway, so i tried various approximations, which

are in the 2nd round they beat the montreal canadiens 32 in game 6 to wrap up their series the flyers will now play the new york islanders in a series starting on tuesday if you're a golfer you can only dream of american scotty shiftless feet on friday take a look at this part which sealed an incredible round of $59.00 at the northern trust that's 12 them the par for the day is only the 12th player to shoot $59.00 on the p.g.a. tour to be completely honest i don't see a camera toss 17 so i don't really think it was paying attention to be completely honest with you but no i didn't change what what i'm doing i was i was really trying to make as many birdies i can in the middle of the leaderboard as much as possible because you can be a lot of this week that round was only good enough for chifley in 2nd place behind dustin johnson who nearly had a 59 avi's own he was livin under after 11 holes but had to settle for a round of 60 johnson leads by 2 at the halfway stage fernando alonso has finished he's final practice session ahead of sunday's indy 500 the former f one champion is making h

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flyers?ven states that have lists of, you know, you know, leaving new jersey, coming back to new jersey, leaving new york, coming back to new york, you come from any one of 30 some odd states they want you quarantined? so that obviously complicates your business, right? >> yeah. so the quarantines are very confusing for customers to navigate. they are put in for good public health objectives but every state who, the states that have quarantines, many work in different ways, have different rules who it applies to, who is exempt. some states allow you to have negative covid test to come out of the quarantine. so it is hard for people to navigate. you know, we do our best to our website, jetblue.com to give people most up to date information. the states change them. in the tri-state area they can change seven days. you can be somewhere, suddenly a quarantine requirement. that is really hard for many people with essential jobs, other jobs to stay on top of. neil: right. >> but we continue to part

shortages lands clearance there's an abundance of flammable material once again i didn't know stone the flyers played so moons ago an instant celebrity concentration the world on fire starts aug 12th on the g.w. . cut. cut. plan to play. this is the new news live from berlin clashes between police and protesters to invent a ruse after state media says that president alexander lukashenko is set to win another election by landslides police deploy it water common tear gas and stun grenades in the heart of me school. lebanon's government times in the balance after several men.

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trending this morning, a bizarre new twist which you may recall an incentive during the pandemic for flyers on emirate airline. they are vowing to pay medical costs and funeral costs for any passenger flying on its planes. they are promising to pay $175,000 for medical expenses and quarantine costs and if the worst happens, death, $1,700 for funeral and burial costs. >>> well, the company in mexico hasff newborns during the pandemic. so they're offerin this glass mobile cabin. the cabin arrives at the venue, and it is deep cleaned before the proud parents and that baby make its entrance. relatives and friends drive past and look in and see the baby. that costs about $40 an hour. >>> despite all the wind and the rain, something good for you that happened as the tropical storm isaias actually was leaving florida. some sea turtles hatch lings decided to celebrate by stepping out and putting their feet in the water for the first time. come on, brothers, let's go. pretty cute there to see. all right. a last look at that forecast for us, kari. >> yeah. we're going to have some warm weather over t

however a flyer suddenly surfaces calling on residents to protest against the plan. not so fionnuala after all these years so many years of debate so many this happens today when we hear they have been through 7 committees anyone could have attended nobody did and now this flying so we're very curious about what will happen tonight . on 3 hours later the wind opponents take up their positions. to cut all works out for those you know. just outside the meeting hall we meet the leader of the fight clay block citizens and should have. been treated loot prefers a different source of energy all. right as you most need because they don't i don't want to use that nasty word nuclear but there has been a lot of progress in that area doing not nuclear fission and fusion calls one that's good to know how would you feel about a nuclear fusion plant here. unfortunately we're not that far yet technically we have to see getting acceptance there's always the problem of negotiation when no one wants to have that in their backyard whether it's wind power or nuclear who wants to have th