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just like carol, said her sister gail. >> she would have not taken all of it.hat was in carol's personality to be fair. >> made sense then. >> uh-huh. >> and then there were those mysterious phone calls. >> we'd get the calls on special days, her birthday, my birthday. my grandmother would get calls. >> and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> what did you do? >> we would say, "carol, we love you. we hope you come back." we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> and understood that to make that successful, she might have to make a complete and total break. >> yeah. >> almost three months after carol vanished, the detective handling her case put it in the inactive file. in his report he wrote, "no foul play involved." >> i remember thinking about her all the time. and i used to play records over and over that she liked and just think, where is she, when's she coming back. >> eventually mike started dating a 19-year-old named carrie. brought her into the fold. >> we were happy that mike was going on with life. >> and so they did all go on wi

news or you can follow me at to tell gail to get to use the hash tag the day. the good to. the point a strong opinion a clear position on some international perspective such. for the time being the coronaviruses it seems chad just i am with many countries including germany possibly facing a 2nd wife we all sports exactly how we can seem to find out join me in my guess song to the point sean plays. to the point of the net the t w. d q you know that 77 percent. are younger than thanks. guts me and me and you. if you know what external voice is. the 77 percent the top issue. this is where. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. time and place captured in pictures. images of those on. the flu studios are coming documents lives in bygone arrows. at least to those living today. they are guarding gaza's past in the parks. a legacy in black and white. collective memories stretch of aug 14th on d. w. . corona virus infection rates on the roadways across the world in the global covered 19 death toll is now over 700000 in germany thousands including far right groupings have protested aga

gail maclellan, bbc news.tel that was being used as a covid care facility due to hospital bed shortages. an inquiry has been ordered into the cause of the fire, which came as india recorded more than 64,000 new cases of the coronavirus, another new record for a single day. it is 75 years since the us dropped two atomic bombs on the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki injapan, leading to the end of the second world war. a bell rang out to commemorate the moment the second bomb struck 75 years ago. prime minister shinzo abe and the mayor of nagasaki spoke at the anniversary event. it's estimated that 74,000 people died in nagasaki, on 9th august 1945, in addition to the 170,000 when the first atom bomb was dropped on hiroshima three days before. from the bombs caused the deaths of many thousands in the

gail maclellan, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @aaronsafir.inutes with the headlines. thanks for watching. hello. in the sunshine on saturday, it looked like summer but, with a brisk northerly wind, it did not always feel that way. temperatures in places struggling to get above the low teens in celsius and for others no sunshine to speak of, just cloud and rain through parts of northern and eastern england, the midlands, east anglia, and south—east england. all tied in with this area of low pressure, continuing to pull away eastwards through the early hours of sunday. high pressure to the west of the uk and, in between, the squeeze in the isobars. still some gusty winds down the eastern coasts. it's a cool if not chilly start to sunday, particularly across rural scotland, where we could see temperatures getting close to freezing, perhaps a touch of frost through the glens. but a good deal of sunshine to start the day on sunday. what we'll find through the morning is cloud will tend to build and eventually spread out. so bright or sunny spells

gail maclellan reports.n the pristine water. since the end ofjuly, thousands of tonnes of thick, black, toxic liquid have spilled from the japanese—owned tanker, mv wakashio, into the sea and onto the beaches of mauritius. now a new leak threatens more damage to the environment and to the livelihoods that depend on it, as the ship breaks in half. there is much anger. the government has been criticised for doing too little in the week after the ship ran aground. environment agencies have demanded to know from the ship's owners why the vessel was allowed to come so close to the shore. the condition of the tanker is expected to deteriorate as the weather worsens, with waves of up to 4.5 metres expected. in recent months, the coronavirus has devastated the tourism on which mauritius relies. the oil spill is a further bitter blow which it's believed will affect the island's economy for decades. gail maclellan, bbc news. let's go back and take a look again at what is happening in minsk. this is asi at what is happ

gail maclellan, bbc news.overnment and mass demonstrations over last week's catastophic explosion in beirut, the country's information minister resigns. here in the uk, prime minister boris johnson says it's a "moral duty" and a "national priority" for schools to reopen fully in england next month. 400 taliban prisoners are to be released after a vote by afghanistan's loya jirga or grand assembly in kabul. the number of companies in the uk planning mass redundancies injune was five times higher than during the same period last year, according to figures obtained by the bbc under a freedom of information request. airbus, royal mail and hsbc were among nearly 1800 firms which announced job cuts injune. here s oui’ cusiness correspondent katy austin. among the businesses which announced redundancy plans in june were airbus, centrica and the restaurant group, the owner of frankie & benny's. there are fears of furtherjob losses when the furlough scheme ends in october, and firms planning to make 20 or more staff re

gail maclellan, bbc news.e was five times higher than during the same period last year, according to figures obtained by the bbc under a freedom of information request. airbus, royal mail and hsbc were among nearly 1800 firms which announced job cuts injune. here's our business correspondent katy austin. among the businesses which announced redundancy plans in june were airbus, centrica and the restaurant group, the owner of frankie & benny's. there are fears of furtherjob losses when the furlough scheme ends in october, and firms planning to make 20 or more staff redundant have to notify the government. data obtained by the bbc through a freedom of information request shows a steep rise in the number of positions being considered for redundancy between march and june this year. injune, the government was notified of plans to cut over 139,000 jobs in england, wales and scotland, although information from 79 firms wasn't available when the numbers were compiled. injune last year, the number was 24,000 planned j

nasser's on top of this story in brussels for us thank you gail authorities in afghanistan have begun freeing 400 taliban prisoners their release as been a key demand of the taliban for entering into peace with the afghan government it's a controversial move since the free trade centers include insurgents convicted of attacks on afghans and forge. their last few minutes behind bars just one more signature from the prison management and they're free these are the 1st prisoners allowed to leave this prison near kabul they are serious criminals terrorists and murderers and it seems they've memorized what they're supposed to say on camera. i am a member of the taliban and was imprisoned because of murder i wish for a long term ceasefire and peace. the president ordered my release or. part of the taliban and was sentenced because of murder and kidnapping i want peace i thank god and i wish a peaceful life for all muslims. some of those released were convicted of being involved in the truck bomb attack on the german embassy in kabul in 2017 that day over 150 people were killed and more than

lost gail demonstration will be the thing of the past but in this the meaning that people will cease to reduce it i think every system has will go on but in a different way i definitely agree that we have to control them head on because this is going to be a long fight we have to be flexible and courses and creative i will only be a solid mall off dorothy why do you believe that a peace to purchase can pressure on the chinese government you will us why only how can you be more while in bed the c.c.p. who have the guns and gangs. the billionaire fled to holland khan from mainland china when he was a penniless 12 year olds he attributes his success to the freedom he found in the territory but he's not planning another estate even though he may have to spend the rest of his life behind bars i was single as a ship because this phrase skate me everything you know i am deaf to this phrase i'm very grateful to what these what this process given me i'm 73 almost so maybe is a payback coming why should i be doing the right steve. hong kong media tycoon jimmy knight speaking to you now to pola

have been left wondering what now as both peaceful and by them talked of isn't seen and they lost gail demonstration will be the thing of the past but it doesn't mean that people will cease to reduce it i think the recent students will go on but in a different way i definitely don't read that we have to confront them head on because this is going to be a long fight we have to be flexible and courses and creative i will only be a solid wall off for a team i do believe that a piece of good has can question on days governments if we us why don't and how can you be more while and then the c.c.p. who have the guns and gangs. the billionaire fled to hong kong from mainland china when he was a penniless 12 year round he attributes his success to the freedom he found in the territory but he's not planning another estate even though he may have to spend the rest of his life behind bars i was single as a ship because this phrase skate me everything you know i in death to this phrase i'm very grateful to what these this process given me i'm 73 almost so maybe is a payback time why should i be doi

matters on top of this story in brussels for us thank you gail. now look at some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour authorities in afghanistan have begun freeing 400 taliban prisoners there among a final group of inmates whose release has been a key taliban demand for beginning peace talks with the afghan government the prisoners include insurgents convicted of attacks on afghans and foreigners. germany has declared most of spain a high risk coronavirus zone including the island of majorca which is popular of course with german tourists only the canary islands are exempt from the warning travelers to high risk areas face compulsory coronavirus testing when they returned to germany or a large fine. thousands of british citizens on holiday in france are rushing to get home before new quarantine rules go into effect overnight some 160000 residents are believed to be vacationing in france the country has seen a rise in krona virus infections prompting london to add france to its list for mandatory 14 day quarantine on arriv

are meeting via video conference to discuss possible sanctions on bail our brussels correspondent gail mathis has been following this story for us greetings again how likely is it that the e.u. agrees on sanctions against bellew's it actually looks like the foreign ministers have at least started the process of imposing sanctions on bella rooms that is something that the german foreign minister prior to the meeting but also other foreign ministers of the u. member states have been asking for and just now the polish foreign minister confirmed that the e.u. favors of the 27 representatives that are meeting virtually here in brussels favor a list of individual persons that could be put on the sanction list that list is now being accomplished consisting probably of 2 groups on the one hand people who have committed fraud in the elections and people who have committed violent acts against peaceful protesters cared my 2nd question for you is going to be about polling making some noise about reaching some sort of a resolution is that what you're referring to now while you have the neighboring

gail said one thing is for sure, the fire has a mind of its own. >> starts on one end and back the otherway. it's sad. >> reporter: one of the contractors here says his son just left to go back to forestville to look in on his home because that is the next area of concern. the fire is going southwest towards the town of forestville. reporting live outside of hillsburg. >> let's give you a live look from from top of the sales force tower. smoky skies are chokeing the bay area with unhealthy air. this map is showing the air quality. purple ots are the unhealthiest and green is the best. >>> the smoke is influencing everybody. it's been blowing off of the fires and this is in sonoma county. this is blowing towards san francisco, further down the coast. air quality tomorrow is going to be just as bad in most spots. the orange dots includes san francisco, oakland, santa rosa, napa, with unhealthy air quality. fairfield and rio vista, some of the worst in solano county on friday. the winds are 33 miles per hour along the coast. the winds are disperseing the smoke. we'll take a look at the wind

i'm so gail welcome to the program we start in balad ruz where the top opposition candidate in sunday's presidential election has left the country amid a massive police crackdown on anti-government protests in a video message from to kind of skier said she was safe with her children in neighboring if you weigh in here she also wrote supporters to end their protest against the election. result which gave president alexander lukashenko a 6 but mystic kind of sky's ally say she was pressured into her latest moves. yet proud of the president on sunday in minsk for the election. by monday she was gone her whereabouts on earn her team unable to reach her. now svetlana taken off scalia has reappeared with a somber message online. to say the companion. i knew what this campaign really toughened me and empowered me that i could withstand anything. new but perhaps i'm still the weak woman that i was in the beginning but was initially. the opposition candidate has fled to neighboring lithuania as confirmed by the country's foreign minister taken off scale says she was not forced out of her country

gail is planning on challenging the lawsuit.e seems intent on defying the governor's order, clear order that came down yesterday stating publicly multiple times that he doesn't care what the governor says. and it's important to note, laura, that the health officer is actually a state officer, paid by the state, jointly appointed by the state, and he is required by law to carry out state policy. right now, he is plainly insubordinate to governor hogan. and he has -- governor hogan has clearly articulated the state policy here, so as a superintendent of schools. >> laura: teresa, hold on, you just mentioned him, so ever and understands what we're talking about, montgomery county, maryland,'s top health official, dr. travis gail, here's what he said at the council meeting today, watch. >> low transition cases like those manifest -- we are not there. and so, the principle of what we are trying to hopefully get folks to understand is that in order for this to be done safely, it needs to be done in low community transition and low cas

over here we have apprehended gail scott dunaway, and oregon suffragist, trying to persuade male legislators to paint the laws of these western states, based in oregon, the new northwest, a newspaper in 1871 that advocated women's rights so a lot of people think suffrage was only based in the northeast but in fact it was very active, lots of mormon women advocating suffrage in utah and wyoming famously became the first state to endorse suffrage for women in 1869 or 1870. there is a nationwide approach to this movement. one of the longest reform movements in the united states in american history, and we are in the third gallery, in 1892 going up to 1912. a new woman was educated, out and about, not in the home, physically active, as you can see this depiction of the farmer, his wife and probably his daughter. the new woman in her writing habit, ask them for a glass of water, but strengthening the glass of water, who is this person? is she -- what is she doing? why is she outside of the home? the confusion a lot of americans have, but also enact their rights and freedom to move around in socie

victoria gail has more.orter: they are the biggest and possibly the toughest of antarctica's penguins. when they are not foraging ngnumber on free waters, they live and raise their chicks on the ice. th i see white backdrop has meant scientists have been able to use satellite images to search the antarctic continent for undiscovered ever penguin these are the telltale markers that gave away tir location, giant stains left on the ice from thousands of penguis. droppi >> we have found about 25,000 to 55,0 n penguins locat in 11 emperor penguinli qes -- colonies. it is great to have more because th is a species which is quite vulnerable to climate change. twe expect over coming decas that the numbers will reduce dramatically. reporter: emperor penguins' lifecycle is centered on the ci's -- on the sea ice scientists say this good news comes with a note of caution. the new colonies are in vulnerable areas, places where climate models predict ice will diminish. one report suggests the global population of emperors

. >> he is the owner of gail cleaner started by his grandfather 75 years ago. they had to close one of their locations and lay off employees. the national dry cleaners association set across the country many cleaners are seeing a 50 to 80% drop in business. >> clearly overnight one day we had all of the business ande next day we had no business. it was a dramatic change. >> it isdingand othewho dendon clients working at wondering what the future holds. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> could be another troubling symptom of coronavirus, hair loss. actress alyssa milano is the latest to show the effects. >> hi, everybody. i just wanted to show you the amount of hair that is coming out of my head as a result of covid. >> she starts brushing their after a few moments you see clumps of her hair from the 47- year-old posted this yesterday urging people to take the virus and health orders seriously. according to a survivor group on facebook 27% of patients recovering from the virus reporting hair loss is an ongoing issue. dr. say it is not uncommon after major medic

will say gail and dewey's relationship is kind of -- i don't know.unfolds for the fan base, i don't know. i find it hard to talk about it because i'm really not allowed to but we really have our fingers cross that would neve campbell joins on board. she's the heart and soul of scream. charles: we'll see whether the documentary applies to "scream." harvey: david, what is that behind up? no, not that >> yeah, that's a monkey from peewee's big adventure and this is a delegate's outfit to remind everyone to vote. november is coming up. most important election. please get out and vote. charles: you got a lot of flair there. >> whooo! flair, ric flair. harvey: i dant wait to see this documentary. i'm a big fan of yours and it's really awesome. there are so many people who just live between the lines and they live safely and i just think your sense of adventure and passion has been cool to watch over the years so i wants to thank you for that. >> thank you. you guys are really great and you've been really supportive along this whole journey. i didn't want t

[applause] mcbrideave two, anita and gail west, who will be a little late. steve strong is the national co-chair of our national council on what has history. he and his wife are here tonight. this is one of our most important groups at the white house historical association. their support, encouragement, inspiration, really put the winds in the sales of so many -- sails of so many. the program tonight, dr. matt costello will share about his brand-new book and this is the first time we are making it available. we are proud of him as one of our historians here. he has been with us -- how long has event? dr. costello: three years. moderator: he makes quite the contribution to our work here at the association. prior to coming here he contributed to the george washington bibliography project, he was a fellow at mount vernon, and he is currently doing two things i am particularly proud of, one, teaching a course at american university on what has history. this is the first time this has ever been done anywhere and we hope to broaden that beyond american university

government be held accountable but can lebanon really change without radical change at the top until gail in berlin and this is the day. to school program for 13 months to get. that. kind of thing. i think you. have the for you thank you thank you think through undertaking. in the power of a transparent investigation you can hear that very loud and clear of the streets in very ripped journalism that we are reconsidering our system which is built on consensus because it is paralyzed and incapable of swiftly executing decision and. people you have to hang them because there was sponsible for what happened so corrupt and so criminal. also on the day president trump imposes a sweeping ballad on chinese tech what does the u.s. descent into cyber nationalism mean for the future of communications. if we want to grow bored with people from china and us we have to find another solution that could cost the world but politically it will be getting more difficult. leadership is facing growing anger over the deadly blast that killed more than $150.00 people and injured. opponents accuse the government

[applause] and two are en route, anita mcbride and gail west. both will be with us tonight. steve strong is the national cochair of our white house, national council on white house history. he and his wife andrea are here with us tonight. this is one of our most important groups here at the white house historical association. their support, their encouragement, their inspiration and their wisdom really puts the wind in the sales of so much of what we do. we are grateful to have you with us here tonight, steve. the program tonight, dr. matt costello, is going to share with us about his brand-new book hot off the presses. this is the first time we are making it available. we are very proud of proud of matt. he has made quite a mark and makes a contribution to the association. prior to coming here he contribute into the george washington biography project. he is teaching a course at american university on white house history, the first time this has been done anywhere, to our knowledge. we hope to broaden that beyond american university so classrooms across the country can join

announcer: catherine gail, sunday night on c-span. at 8:00 p.m. eastern.alifornia governor gavin newsom was part of a center for american progress forum with congressional democrats earlier. topics included the criminal justice system, climate change and spending on social programs. this is about one hour. >> good afternoon. thepresident -- i'm president and ceo for the center of american progress. and i want to welcome you to this critical conversation. before we get started, i want to give a

we have never really done this at gail. the first thing we need is a workforce thatn wideal putting more fire on the ground and this is something the state has tried cito tate. maybe more get a certification to burn on private lands because of the need to protect. we also need tohave more people that will the more connected to fire, of course we see the big flames and destructiobut there is also this part that is so intercooled, even societal. parts of that has to be is getting better as a society deal with fire. >> our solution here then is to burn more? >> is and to also do other things like restoration where we can work and of course that doesn't work wi things like other aspects of some vegetation but burning more could make e of it lowing some fires to actually wildfires to do their work. we are on course moto do so this is the idea of getting together to try to get multiple aspects of information into ane systembecause as you said 1 million acres is a giant area and i applaud back goal. we don't start doing this at sc

gail maclellan reports. finally, alexei navalny leaves the hospital in siberia.ily spent all day arguing he should be allowed to leave for treatment. he collapsed on a flight treatment. he collapsed on a flight to moscow. his russian doctor suggests there could be an innocent explanation. not poisoned, but low blood sugar, perhaps? but his family wanted him moved abroad, away from a siberian hospital that was bristling with plainclothed security. crooks and thieves, thatis security. crooks and thieves, that is what he calls those in power. alexei navalny is russia's loudest voice of opposition and his forensic anti—corruption opposition and his forensic anti—corru ption investigations are hated by those they target. so his family are not taking any chances. when the medics from the german air ambulance we re from the german air ambulance were allowed to see him, they judged him stable enough to leave, so the russian team was forced into a u—turn, earning themselves a round of relieved applause. applause alexei navalny remains critically ill. he is still unconsciou

front of a virtual democratic convention so how convincing was joe biden was he presidential i'm so gail in burlington this is the day. the term drug is called american doctors for much too long joe biden out of the radical left. george fear too much division there's only one thing standing between your family and the radical left wing and that your vote this november i'll be is how i have a life. at stake in this election is the survival of our nation. because we're dealing with crazy people on the other side it's time for us for we the people come together. also on the day germany's covered 19 case loads on the rise again as the bus reopen and people socialize not everyone is taking hygiene rules seriously another rule customers ever quiet to fill in these contact forms but then name and telephone number but that's also a problem. at all but most does i don't know i can't believe that mr donald duck this weird address came to this look for yourself. in the recent action campaigns kicked off the field with the democratic party staking its claim on the white house joe biden has accepted

i'm for gail welcome to the program the opposition candidate in better reduces presidential election has left the country to kind of sky is now in neighboring lithuania where she's joined her children should sent them bad before the vote and before she accused president alexander lukashenko of rigging the election result germany has called on the european union to can. imposing sanctions against better us u.s. secretary of state mike palm post said the votes have been neither free nor fair but russian president vladimir putin has congratulated president lukashenko on his win svetlana had to kind of sky had given no hint that she was about to leave the country. proud of the president on sunday in minsk for the election. by monday she was gone her whereabouts are known her team unable to reach her. now spent lot of taken off scalia has reappeared with a somber message online. to say the companion. i knew what this campaign really toughened me and empowered me that i could withstand anything. new but perhaps i'm still the weak woman that i was in the beginning as a nation i couldn't bel

gail is getting quite likely especially across the southern half of the uk and this is where we are more, increasingly windy for many parts of the country. patent not reaching northern scotland, clearing away from parts of england, but the wind could be gusting perhaps even to 60 mph throughout the day before fading away on wednesday. temperatures again no better than around 20 or 21 celsius. that's it from me, goodbye. the headlines...

firstly, despite the propaganda to the contrary, fianna fail and fine gail do not regarded us as deeplyic. they regard and know that, in fact, increasingly, we are a deeply attractive political option for a growing section of irish society. they wish to keep us out of government, not because they believe we are not fit for government but rather because they know full well that we are more than fit for government. they know that we are ready and we have the policy platform, that we have the people and talent in the team that i lead and, increasingly, we have the strength and mandate. mary lou mcdonald, i have to put you the words of the current prime minister, teoiseach micheal martin, he said this at the time of the government formation crisis, he said, "a fundamental issue that we in fianna fail have with sinn fein is that they do not operate to the same democratic standards held by every other party in irish politics." well, anybody familiar with fianna fail, the party that the now teoiseach leads, will appreciate the irony of that statement. fianna fail is a political organisation th

gail maclellan reports. grief.00,000 deaths due to coronavirus. infections have reached the 3 million mark. experts say the official figures million mark. experts say the officialfigures are most likely an undercount and they estimate the total number could be up to six times higher due to insufficient testing. translation: this dramatic situation is not just translation: this dramatic situation is notjust a consequence of the seriousness of the illness, but also from the complete disorganisation of federal institutions for the adequate confrontation of the disease. anger has focused on the president, jair bolsonaro, who has played down the virus from the start. despite falling victim to it himself. he called it the little flue. and flouted all medical advice for prevention of the virus. earlier this week he said he was sorry for all the death but suggested everyone carry on with their life. a message that some took to heart, flocking to pubs and bars and ignoring face coverings and social distancing. at the urging