nineteen forty four yeah finally finished off any german resistance. the operation in normandy in operation impulse the two landings was supposed to happen at the same time. in the end they didn't happen at the same time they were two months apart why was that it is you you and you won't feel who's used to put it they t took placace at different times for logistical reasons that yeah that was one of the course the allies needed lots of boats and equipment. in the northwest for operation overlord bob dole northwest will gosh what the hold. in a play pause about they couldn't find some to friends at the same time the bulk of my units of the normandy landings took place on the sixth of june. and some of the vessels then came to the mediterraneann planes and to most of the logistical support also came to paul's may leading the two operations simultaneously on this scale logistically it was too difficult you position. thank you very much indeed flowing cattle danny the director of the. polls landings memorial thank you. thank you very much. we tend to him m

whwhat eleven duduring the partition off the indian subcontinent in nineteen forty seven counts may like all the muslim majajority regegionss expected to go to pakistan but faced with h i invasion by pakistani tribesmen it exceeded to india in october nineteen forty seven. two years later a special provision was added to the engine constitution providing g autonomy to indian administered kashmir. under all school three hundred and seventy the states of jammu and kashmir w was announced t to hae its own constitution. a separate flag and independence over all matters except defense foreign n affairs and communication. another provision was added in nineteen fifty four known as our school thirty five eight it provides special rights to permanent residents of jammu and kashmir including the rights to buy property and hold state government jobs. all schools three hundred and seventy and first five a. are seen by many as protecting cast me as distinct identity. being india's only muslim majority states. but that special status has long been in the cross hairs of prime minister narendra modi's

of a created in nineteen forty seven. august on has a shape its foreign policy. the around the issue of cost me. well it has had you know. at least two direct wars with india. and another of military conflict in nineteen ninety nine and cargo. so gosh me has been central to *-*- songs national security paradigm. it has prevented both india. and boxed on to become friends to have normal relations. and for bugs tony's it is an emotive issue because they genuinely believe that chris metes out being oppressed by the indian army. of for a long time boxing was supporting the committee's by arming them. of but there's also this genuine believe that gosh metes are muslims they identify with us given the choice david join focused on. men box tony's believe that that choice was always denied by india. i wonder what kristin wagner has to say about all this i was talking to and eighty an indian commentating here in berlin this week and she told me that. things will never be the same after recent events that that the events of the last two weeks or so is that an estimation yo

twenty eigight offers discounts for those under forty but only for certain performances. normally full price tickets cost between a hundred and two hundred euro. price that the institution doesn't want to raise. hoping to achieve this goal our growing donations and sponsorships. but the institution state budget has been cut. to balance its books the paris opera is considering reforms including layoffs. the opera alslso wants to revamp its programming hoping more diverse performances will draw more diverse audience hello bob this is evident by ludia -- let me just see oprah doesn't communicate well with the fall do because that would diminish its elite status they didn't buy that. at point. and your present density is really tied to this idea of elitism. is the name of a stiff is sometimes a good opportunities. as part of its identity makeover the paris opera is building a new stage of the bass d. location. the add on will showcase the academy's younger artists. the op has also started filming it's performances and sending the recordings to movie theaters around france. no

by two thousand forty seven we will. become just another city of china we want to have an extension we want to have the two system for ever. okay the two system forever let's take a listen now to some of the protesters and what they have to say about their hopes their fears and their dreams from god. the more we come out to protest the more people will be arrested. but we still will not leave until we get what we want. he knows the motel. loads and loads of on the nose hello. how cold something smaller to you guys. we can be see the recall for from the hall figures we can back on monday. but if we use these five. phone calls diplomacy would have a recall. we share same values at u. s. and. your dad with fight for democracy with. on one side it clearly a one party ideological system on the other a multi party democracy that supports the rule of law is this a clash of cultures that we're seeing take place focus on hong kong. that has to do with china. i prefer the term competition of systems none of us has an interest in a

it's only gonna do forty posto some who. done actually released figures on precisely how much background radiation a. gruesome i'm on a gun it's only to delay the. shin t throw his have. the accident involved liquid asa type for a nuclear fueled propulsion system a missile known in russia is the storm because the storm petrel missile unknown americans scornful missile this is a talk of a cruise missile and nuclear tipped cruise missile. very much the sort of missile which was controlled under the intermediate nuclear treaty that thought key cold war nuclear treaty which lasted just a couple of weeks ago off to america pulled out lost. here on the russians followed suit a few months later. at the moment situation still seems for the fluid people living in the nearby village of no i'm not. being told to evacuate to although the regional government says it's no action evacuation for the special trains have been laid on so tomorrow morning we're expecting several hundred locals to be moved away from there the thought is that jus

can you expect us to deal with forty different beds and a ton of paperwork. each time it's impossible to get your head round. in pararis is no exceptin to the controversy after two and a half decades on the central plastered icon called. my city campeon stairs willl was forced out in may last year. with the court ruling in favor of the town halls decision . thank you for watching 08/08/19 08/08/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new yoyork, this is democracy now! >> today the women of kashmir have come out into the streets in support of our sisters and mothers across the border who have sacrificed the lives of their sons, brothers, and their children. his heinous not in activities, these mothers, daughters, these women will remain on the roads and support the people of occupied kashmir

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he also had three other clips with forty rounds each. the fbi did say today that this will have not established a motive for the shooting of the festival. >>> today the shooter's family is expressing regret over the actions of their son. they released a statement saying in part, quote we have never and would never the hateful thoughts and ideologies that led to this event and it is impossible to reconcile this with the sun we thought we knew. we are heartbroken that he committed this violence in his hometown at a family event meant to celebrate the tightknit community we have been a part of for twenty years. >>> today the first memorial service was held in one of the victims killed in the attack in gilroy. mourners packed a church in san jose to say goodbye to thirteen- year-old keyla salazar . a funeral held just two days after she would've turned thirteen. she is one of three people killed in the attack, along with six-year-old stephen romero and twenty-five-year-old trevor irby. for more information on how you cannot the victims of th

right off the independence in nineteen forty seven and in. nineteen forty seven and nineteen fifty. now the fact remains that from nineteen fifty three onwards the perkins all up tony meet as initially envisaged. hi i've been attenuated. however and as a result of that they don't need that to you that could talk about is far less than what he could be. however the cashier has not had any elected representatives for some time now. its government was dissolved seven months ago elections that would do would not. so this decision was taken almost unilateterally without taking into consideratation any questioning politician. without speaking to any m members o of e oppositition. and is ththerefore highly democratic secondly. it also reduces the status quo of question you from that office stayed within india. to the union territory which is a political unit withihin india whichh has far less political clout. than a normall state within the country does. thihis alsoso seems to bebe really stre given the prime minister's speech yesterday. the outlines that he g gave. justifying thihs decisi

briefly arrested forty three students who are accused of disrespecting the indonesian flag. during that detention officials he's racist thread that them prompting furious reactions across the top line and west papua the region that joined indonesia and a nineteen sixty nine referendum. and independence movement has existed since then a as the. u. n. back to the eighties widely viewed as a sham. activists describe indonesian presence and the brutal caligula haitian the mineral rich provinces. read across s papua job as governor called for unity. without papua we are not in tunisia so together we maintain the unity and the integrity of this nation. let's not kid ourselves one against the other and terror selves apart for whatever reason for we are all brothers. indonesian president joko we did a pledge to investigate the alleged racist incidents and visit pop what next week. the amazon rainforest is burning at a record level and because of that the environmental policies of brazil's far right president are coming under criticism jabal scenarios unfounded response is to blame n

tune between her editing career and her writing she was almost forty which published her first novel in nineteen seventy. the bluest eye it was about two young black girl struggling with the food out to sexual abuse and desperate to have new ideas. a pretty young black female voice center stage. i don't want to have to function all right under the gaze. of like mind i'm not confronting white people. i'm not. explaining editorializing for ever about white to white people as many african american writers have done she went on to write ten more novelss including sula and song of solomon how works and no one school and university reading lists around the world i found the misstatements described her as the consummate writer who treasured the written word whether her own her students or others she read voraciously and was most at home. when writing. president barack obama took to twitter to express his condolencnces dedescribing her as a national treasusure. she was s eighty eit yeyears old. and that's we're gonna have to leave it for this edition to take . the social score the machine. t

and the most a local official can make is five thousand six hundred and forty euros. for cities with a population of more than. one hundred thousand the governmement is considering mergrging the first threeee saly ranges. memeaning mayors responsible for less than three thousand five hundred residentnts would all me up to one thousand six hundred and seventy two euros. but only the smallest towns would receive extra state funding. the others would have to tap into their own budgets to fund the pay rise. and unthinkable option for this mayor. what more does a small town budgets where do you find the extra twenty thousand euros how do you make it happen it's impossible? following the yellow vest crisis last spring imagine michael held the debates with the country's's mayors. one of several attempts by a president to often deemed out of touch to connect with local leaders. to find out more about life from his mass also on happy i'm joined now by professor of medicine for cool you are the director of the political research center here it seals. thank you very much for spe

to convert to fill them at least for now mondays extension also included an expansion adding forty six wally affiliates to its blacklist. it means over a hundred companies overall will now be subject to these restrictions. no way buys a lot of components like chips for its smartphones and telecoms operations. from american companies for example it partners with google to provide its android operating system on its phones. many smaller companies also have ties and not to the trump administration says it wants to protect by allowing the moree time to get special licenseses r find new business. take. a listen to the commerce actor jerry speaking to fox business on monday morning. there was another ninety days for the us telecom companies the some of the world companies. are dependent on while was sued giving them a little more time. to wean themselves off but there are no specific licenses. are being granted for anything is worth. it on sunday donald trump said that broadly speaking he didn't want america to do any business with hallway for national security reasons not always also been p

some point it could be useful to remember that it has been a poll recently two days ago showing the forty percent. of prison people sick it's a bad government incertae are in favour and thirty don't know. so it's a matter of winning the indecisive such why. attacking brazil could be but see we could unite people. i gate. around the president so it's a it's a tester rolled his ankle for these. contest between the two i hope to. set to the- dust to settle and we can . re seek to would begin again to sync. say it again it's fooled by russian space officials peter brian has the story. rush is responsible for multiple violations that's the ruling from the european court of human rights investigating the case of sergei magnitsky hello and accountants who died awaiting trial in a moscow prison ten years ago. his former employer bill brown to who led a campaign to expose the russian officials he blames the magnet skis death welcome the verdicts. the echr decision completely destroys the lies and propaganda about sergei magnitsky the russian government in their paid smear campaign was in the west

as the media portrayed over the last forty eight hours this is the beginning of a journey. indeed we have to follow they've got an constitution. now you mentioned the fact that my to sosolve anyone's to capitalize on his currentnt popularity and if he is prepared to o take h his leave party to the pose that does suggest t he's very confident. about ththe sort of support he has to think he'e's rit t there. well certaininly d diss a bet ia bet. on the possibility of capitalizing up a polite the did as being rolling over the last few months but which is not based on policy d delivery. at these government does not being able to prpromise. to deliver on what the problem is rather the opposite it has been able to manage the expectations. in these might be the reason why so many is actually pushing for having those elections because in a few months. the moment of truth might be coming. if these new batch of lowell won't be adopted. in no major decisions would be taken we know that automatically that would be a significant spending link to the v. eighties all the talents we left to

at four forty five pm paris time artist on great. take the business thank you very much of a great to see you. no further ado let's cross the studio at. james credence away to me what's good evening study mark. strange times we live in interestingg times you might say specially ifif you're britisish. yes what's happening that. description of the problem which was an intense place today. odds are the streets of much of. prison people getting i was and showing there. in that dissatisfaction with all this would take a look online first. and be in no time since it's- just the first week i selected. at random because those lumbering find kinds of conversations going on you you can't really. sum it all up. be in no doubt that patcher margaret thatcher. not the most. you know. left wing person in the world would have been absolutely disgusted. in johnson. for his grisly handy handy work today. be in no doubt that. doctor was. added to the touch was so far to the left of johnson she was. off the scale this ihow people are feeling. it's a i g

we're looking at middle forty's versus saudi arabia and just below that in doha where of course weather and that's true throughout the gulf is humid. what is resistance. in a crack people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and time to sing creativity. and protest to challenge and change i.d.'s. gun a controversial witness documentary on al-jazeera. you're watching all jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour syrian opposition activists say rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town. in southern italy province that follows days of fighting which saw them firing rockets into government territory. italian prime minister who has offered to resign after the legal party leader and latinos salvini withdrew support for his government told the sun it's the collapse of the coalition would damage the italian economy. the u.k. government has raised concerns about a staff member from its hong kong consulate has been missing since crossing into mainland china simon chang attended an event in chen's and on august 8th but did not return. the u.k. and e.u. lea

mr who was in his mid forty's and on welfare 1st came to the attention of the police when with a running start from the west he jumped the wall heading east the guards of the other german states arrested as a border violator he wore out his interrogators who wanted to know why he hadn't used a border crossing by pointing out time and again that he lived right across the way and had taken the only direct path over the wall when the book came out in 1902 the wall was already part of people's d.n.a. hardly anyone here believed that east and west germany would agree unified and most people didn't even want them to win the war. weaves together political analysis and reports with his own youthful adventures and his complicated friendships with germans from both sides the book proved to be prophetic it will take us longer to tear down the wall in our heads than any wrecking company will need for the wall we can see. the wall jumper is still one of the most important works written about german division and it's probably the best history last and you'll ever read. nice little slim addition to you

all forty's invalid are investigating an orphanage for abducting and trafficking children from the democratic republic of congo the children are said to have been taken to belgium and adopted by families who were told that they will often now it is that the parents of those children one of them you see behind me are alive and never gave up their children to belgian journalists and covered the scandal in the village often given 800 kilometers north of the capital kinshasa they followed the biological parents of some of the children. my city is one of the 2 journalists that uncovered the scandal could face joins me now from a studio in the belgian a brussels welcome to. how would these children taken from their parents in the democratic republic of congo's and how did they even lead up in belgium. well we've discovered that they were at least 2 ways of off taking just kids 1st some kind of. holiday some on a holiday that the holiday that they kind of fixed for gets going from game another north of kabul to kinshasa there was one way parents for eager to send their kids on this holiday because i

the men in their thirty's and forty's and now allowed to start their own families and importantly can make key decisions for their own communities in a period of rapid social transformation urbanization and climate change are increasingly denying nomadic groups brazing land ancient rituals help strengthen the messiah bonds and keep their values alive. during the ceremony the men sector face a cow then take turns to drink it's blood you must need you you're not supposed to eat alone it's all about you must you must hear the good it will take you here you've got a saying well everybody should be sharing together because i'm going of course the only food out all. women are also involved many have their faces painted for them it's nothing to do with gaining greater rights instead the blue paint indicates a woman has been. loyal wife. now these young men have become elders themselves and they will have to say on important issues a difficult balance of maintaining tradition and moving into the future. and that is a finale from deja news africa you can catch all stories on our website and fa

caps to reduce the risk for those doing work that goes back to the work of the 19 forties and fifties. the second half of the book measures is in the i.c.e. sheet of the midst of climate change and then to photograph the i.c.e. course. there are several chapters and that is a recording device and drilling can reveal what the right kinds of tools and scientific instruments for tens of thousands at that point to different layers of volcanoes actually and the remnants of i.c.e. courses. and it is a fascinating and incredibly valuable tool this cast of characters is incredibly rich and charismatic and a little crazy. there are many ambitious people but to run towards danger and death can you tell me about those hardships and then come to understand it in those age that they were geographical and then that question of ego. in the modern day the explorers and scientists are different kinds of people and then to do early work in neuroscience. and doing things like crossing the i.c.e. and investigating the i.c.e. sheet of the combination of things and for him the challenges that if you do sci

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does he is listening glitched crude oil from the forty's as an oil from the north sea.his is the stuff everyone is after on us all the rest of the crude oil contains lots of components each one can be sold better separately because that's why crude oil is refined. and the from the that the refinery crude oil gets broken down into its components is there are gas components liquid components and also solid components or i'm in at the end of this process and so there's this leftover we hear that it can no longer be refined and it does this is what power ships come on down we're trying to shift that's just a source. when i turn it upside down nothing happens that's how dense it is it's at room temperature it's like a road surface this is the stuff ships run on. no matter whether a ship is powered by heavy oil or diesel exhaust fumes will always contain 4 main pollutants. carbon dioxide the greenhouse gas that mainly contributes to global warming. which you may know from seed rain it also affects marine life. nitrogen oxides also known as and ex they made headlines during th

number of travelers waiting at bus terminals people lawfully into french speaking towns despite all forty's urging them not to. raise joins me from boyer that's the capital of the southwest region off camera high blaze tell us about this this. movement is planning why are people so fearful off it. the reason why people are afraid of this long gun is because the separatists is going to last for 3 weeks 1st secondly this in any policy to see on the streets in this direction in this period will cost us a spy for me to be as a spy for the government are you going to be gone down so a lot of people are afraid and in a lockdown like this it means that people are supposed to stay home you know supposed to go are you supposed to go to the market you know suppose you go out to fish what it means everybody sees all many people are really scared us why a lot of people and even it's all right so there's since been renewed fighting but can you tell us about that. yes our. all you did after the announcement at 10 separate is that it's into this will live imprisonment in places like we saw a group one of

tensions secondly the indicating quite clearly with the leaning against further weakness today that your forty's remain strictly in control of the currency that they have the resources to prevent what they see as a disorderly or excessive depreciation in the currency what if they lose control of the currency the market starts selling off too much you want say. firstly there's no sign that that's the case and we saw that today the so-called fix against the dollar was it significantly below market expectations as a result of risk appetite really now in the event that they do lose control for whatever reason i think 2015 is a good example of what's likely to happen so we saw this was controlled by authorities but we saw a 4 percent devaluation of the yuan and one day chinese equally as fell 30 percent capital outflows from trying to accelerate quite rapidly and that's part of the reason that with already is so keen to demonstrate that they remain in control of the currency is to avoid the impression that there is a disorganized excess of child appreciation in the currency. how does this whole affec

forty-two complaints with first notice of violation. fifty-four complaints received without an ob. beta complaints without violation, 303. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed 1,018, complaints received for 411. complaints of notice of violation issued, 151. complaints with n.o.v., 442. number of cases said to the director's hearing, 30. routine inspections, 1309. number of order of abatements issued, 50. number of cases under advisement , 19. number of cases abated, 101. code enforcement inspections performed, 204. number of cases referred to vic litigation committee, two, and there was no cases referred as of yet to city attorney this month. >> great. >> code enforcement outreach programs, total people reached out to, these are quarterly numbers, 42,045. counciling cases, 1,174. community program participants, 2,050. cases resolved, 173. >> thank you. questions? >> is there any public comment on the director's report? seeing none, next item is item nine. review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of july 17th, 2019. >> move to approve. >> seco

kong where thousands of protesters have gathered for the 13th straight weekend defying a ban by 0 forty's action on the streets intensified on saturday with demonstrators starting fires and police responding with a new tactic a water cannon designed to mock those who took part in the protest will today's clashes took place on a symbolic date 5 years ago today mainland china said no to open elections in hong kong. i after hours of clashes police storm a subway station. inside this. it's not clear whether all of those targeted had attended saturday's protest. as videos and photos flooded social media many allege that the beatings were indiscriminate and that 1st aid responders were denied entry. police said they were responding to protesters vandalizing ticket machines. they made numerous arrests. under the current ban anybody who protest is breaking the law. including the thousands who marched peacefully earlier in the day. many had their faces covered but police deployed a new identification tactic loading water cannon with blue dye the young people on the street said they would not be de

mr cobb who was in his mid forty's and welfare 1st came to the attention of the police when with a running start from the west he jumped the wall heading east the guards of the other german state arrested as a border violator he wore out his interrogators who wanted to know why he hadn't used a border crossing by pointing out time and again that he lived right across the way and had taken the only direct path over the wall when the book came out in 1902 the wall was already part of people's d.n.a. hardly anyone here believed that east and west germany would agree unified and most people didn't even want them to win the war. weaves together political analysis and report taj with his own youthful adventures and his complicated friendships with germans from both sides the book proved to be prophetic it will take us longer to tear down the wall in our heads than any wrecking company will need for. the wall we can see. the wall jumpers still one of the most important works written about german division and it's probably because history lesson you'll ever read. nice little slim addition to your

architecture that has really formed the structure of the city of lagos on the early modernism of the forty's fifty's and sixty's still today employed dr satcher lagos is expanding at a breathtaking pace it's africa's 2nd largest city under one of the world's most densely populated somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating that own design land which. was considered as african tenets of the within the rule and i am not necessarily mean need to be realistic it is more appropriately for the city that we live in now we have to face the fact that in the city of some people say 80000000 some people say 22 we need to live in smaller and smaller spaces nanki peninsula is an ultra modern district of lagos he is the architect is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe. a new architecture for new life styles functional economic and compact. so this is a start and 2 bedroom apartment so it's ok. planchet it's really about i think efficient living. apartments for nigeria's growing middle class who are increasingly cosmopolitan. we alw

architecture that has really formed the structure of the city of lagos on the alley modernism of the forty's fifty's and sixty's still taking place dr texture lagos is expanding at a breathtaking pace it's africa's 2nd largest city and one of the welds most densely populated is somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating that own design language. what was considered as african tenets of the within the rule and i love that saying the. we need to be realistic and design appropriately for the city that we live in now we we have to face the fact that in the city of some people say 18000000 some people say 22 we need to live in a smaller and smaller spaces nike peninsula is an ultra modern and district of lagos here the architect is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe. a new architecture for new lifestyles functional economic and compact. so this is astounding 2 bedroom apartment so it's open plan kitchen it's really about i think efficient living. apartments for nigeria's growing middle class who are increasingly cosmopoli