andrea canning: detectives trace that call to germantown, a memphis suburb. police there were not able to geolocate the call and never followed up on it. [gunshots] lorenzen wright (on recording): hey! damn! andrea canning: that's the voice of lorenzen wright as he faced his killer. 911 dispatcher: hello? [gunshots] andrea canning: it would take eight days from the time he went missing for memphis police to find that recording. it made the hair on the back of your neck stand up. that was probably his last spoken words. and listening to that tape, it just kind of brought it all home that you knew that he was beyond distressed. how does something like that happen? how does that go unreported? for whatever reason on that particular night, that particular dispatcher just didn't follow-up and just didn't send anybody to that area. that's no joke when someone is running for their life and there's multiple gunshots being fired. i've heard people call 911 in distress before. i've heard people that call say, hey, there's a burglar in my house. i'm hiding in a closet.

okay, germantown select a life show, says wrapped up a 3 day visit to india, aimed at strengthening ties between your biggest economy and the world's most populous nation. of the holding tubes with india and prime minister under, under moody in delhi, shows. and i, as the germany will move in triple the number of these is the skilled indian workers to 95 years. and yeah, germany is quoting indian, work is to help boost its economy. and now the goal of the trip was to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the european union monthly. we aust, all deli bureau chief sondra piece has none. if shows got what he wanted out of those consultations in india. i think you've got a lot, but i wouldn't say that he got to everything. if we go into details here, one has to take in to consideration that india is a very ambitious and self confident papa and a pop. now that sees no problem and being friends with germany and russia at the same time, for instance. and yes, a lot of memorandum of understanding, some letters of intent were assigned. you mentioned the one on skilled labor. there

2016 once an ally, president red chip, type o one he likes it became one of the strongest critics germantown. so the olaf schultz has arrived in india for told sweet industry and prime minister and arrange ramadi. the chancellor is being joined by 5 if he's ministers during the 3 day trip . the delegation will hold talks ended, strengthening ties between europe's biggest economy, end of the world's most popular nations populous nation. on the agenda, our range of issues including climate security and migration. and germany is also hoping to attract more skilled young indians to boost its workforce. as when a german minister arrives in india early in the morning. and the 1st thing he does is visit to school. it's key if this is more than just a courtesy visit this public high school in dallas east isn't just any institution. it's preparing students for a 3 year vocational training program in germany. the german government and major industry pay us back. the partnership, jeremy nice labor minister quoted when waiting for both countries the gemini has the lack of skilled labor force. india is a

the paper said 1000000000 that own i'm thomas on found a jeff bezos have made to that decision by germantown. so that will, excellence has promised that the gym and even less in tens of thousands, more skilled workers from india. modern, the visits to the country, shields and senior ministers have been in india for talks aimed and boasting economic on security types to make this happen. georgians are heading to the polls for parliamentary elections, which could be crusoe, crucial for the former soviet republics. future. many see the vote as a make or break moment for the countries chances of joining the european union. the pro russian ruling georgia dream party has also threatened to ban all position parties. if it's acute was another victory process has warned repeatedly that the government's increasing or for a terry and this and jeopardize has its chances of you membership or dw corresponding to maria, cut them out. so talk to us voters in georgia is capital tbilisi. and she asked them if they think that the election will go ahead without interference. but yes, it will be free and fair, i

roof, the engineer and have called for the escalation and adds the wrong not to attack. israel germantown slot will off shelves, who's currently on a bilateral visit to india, addressed around directly. this is the message, the raining and government is very clear clock that sort of, they should not go on with further escalate to re reactions, escalade tours of act on that has to come to an end now. so the ways open for more peaceful developments in the middle east in don. all right, let's get some context from alex, but tonka, he's that senior fellow and the founding direct all of the run program at the middle east institute in washington, dc. hello and walk on my legs, that these are almost as they've conducted precise strikes you around denies. any major damage. what do you think? i look, i think, yeah. so far, the messaging from to around that speaks to uh, you know, limited uh, damage done by the strikes really speaks to what do you run. a focus will come next, which is to, to say that there won't be another follow ups that this is israel's retaliation. if that is the case, it seems

he's been mentioned today already in the abigail adams session and he was in the germantown session. and tomorrow there be a talk just about lafayette. so he's getting a lot of coverage. but we to focus today right now in this panel on this particular exhibit here, where he was guest of the nation and that was the term that was used when he was here 200 years ago. he was invited by james monroe in 1824 to return to the united states in a visit that was a presidential year, just like 2024 is a presidential election year. that wasn't an election year when the was very divided into what we call sectionalism. the first party system had collapsed. the system we know of from federalists and with people like like john adams and jefferson and james madison so on. and the second party system had yet to be created with people like andrew jackson and henry and those guys, and eventually abraham. so this was a moment of transition where no one knew what was going to happen the country. approaching its 50th anniversary and. that was something of an achievement because everyone knew america was an

they fought battle of germantown. they fought in battles around new york city. these canadians were primarily in the northeast and they also had correspondence, their friends and family in canada knowing full well that no one was punished for being favorable to the americans. it would have been easy them to slip across. but repeatedly in their letters they assert their rights as we are part the cause. we are part of this larger movement of liberty. they embrace this idea, but they also begin to encourage americans. you know, you did tell us that canada would be free. what happened to that. and throughout the whole invasion, they're trying to keep while they're down. the states are continually petitioning. can we just go invade canada one more time? one more time. a second time to the right. like we'll get it and marquis de lafayette is in favor of how are the french? french government says? i don't think so. we don't want americans having any more land in the north american continent. ultimately these regiments fought through across the american court across the

well, it's interesting because of course, folks fun isn't alone in struggling right now and germantown. so what i've talked to is actually called a summit this week for the has of big term and companies. and they want that some pretty simple thing. if they want more investment, they want less red tape. they want to make it easier for foreign workers to come and work for them here. the problem is also that they want to political stability and that is something that is lock you right now. so the conference, that's why it's called cold. he did not invite his economy minister a little bit high back and he did not advise his finance minister custom enough on the effect of that besides the business from a different political party called his own. some us with industry that does not look like consensus. i think that's a really big issue right now as well. kate, thank you very much for your analysis. that's kind of ferguson from dw business. let's take another look at some more stories making headlines. plan is he think pollutants in the atmosphere hit records the high last year, according to

prosecutors say billy turner's cell phone put him at the scene of the crime. 911 operator (on phone): germantown, where is your emergency? andrea canning: there was that terrifying 911 call lorenzen made as he was being shot. a memphis police phone expert testified both billy turner's and lorenzen's phones pinged on cell towers near the scene around the same time. his tower location is overlaying with that exact tower that mr. lorenzen had. andrea canning: the woman in the middle of it all, sherra wright, was never called to testify. five and a half days after the trial began, the jury got the case. deputy smith, can you bring the jury, please sir? deputy: yes, sir. andrea canning: less than three hours later, they had a verdict. jury foreman: we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of first-degree murder as charged in count one of the indictment. andrea canning: billy turner got life plus 41 years. as for sherra-- judge: this court says your punishment at 30 years confinement in the tennessee department of corrections. andrea canning: 30 years on paper. juni ganguli: in the end, we wanted the e

in hundreds of trains, cancel, residents waiting through flood waters in the city of coal casa germantown. so that'll allow shelton to see me cabinet ministers in india for talks with the account about it, strengthening economic and security ties. and i'm so the number of scale, the visa ending was with model triple jam results. i hope i can post rapid sales today to make this happen on the blocks. the country of georgia is preparing to hold an election that will pay to coalition of pro europe passes against the government, but seeing as leading towards the russia opinion polls indicate most georgians are in favor of joining the you. but george's neighbor, russia has traditionally have a lot of influence over the country. and the reason is the governing georgian dream party has been pursuing policies that posted at loggerheads with brussels. i corresponding to maria, kind of mazda has this, the head of the parliamentary elections. the campaign grace is in full swing. the ruling georgia engine party holds the campaign valley in the town of bruce dobby, just south of the capital to bbc. the

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host: joanna is up first in germantown, maryland.r: if this film addresses the plight of women and children on all sides, then it is worth watching. i am not on the side of hamas. i'm on the side of women and children. i am sick and tired of these men on both sides posting and beating their chests like gorillas in the wild and the people that suffer are the women and children. i do not think they care about their kids. so i hope this documentary focuses on women and children. they are the real victims of this war on all sides. guest: we do spend focus on women and children in the film here and there are a few men as well. i mentioned a young palestinian woman and her story losing her brother in tragic circumstances and her father and from israel you have the tragic story of her loss and also the story of a young hostage. the one thing that impacts you when you make these films, it is emotional to hear the testimony of people and what they have been through and is also sad to see the cycle of violence continue and without a visible en

they fought battle of germantown. they fought in battles around new york city. these canadians were primarily in the northeast and they also had correspondence, their friends and family in canada knowing full well that no one was punished for being favorable to the americans. it would have been easy them to slip across. but repeatedly in their letters they assert their rights as we are part the cause. we are part of this larger movement of liberty. they embrace this idea, but they also begin to encourage americans. you know, you did tell us that canada would be free. what happened to that. and throughout the whole invasion, they're trying to keep while they're down. the states are continually petitioning. can we just go invade canada one more time? one more time. a second time to the right. like we'll get it and marquis de lafayette is in favor of how are the french? french government says? i don't think so. we don't want americans having any more land in the north american continent. ultimately these regiments fought through across the american court across the

host: joanna is up first in germantown, maryland. caller: if this film addresses the plight of women and children on all sides, then it is worth watching. i am not on the side of hamas. i'm on the side of women and children. i am sick and tired of these men on both sides posting and beating their chests like gorillas in the wild and the people that suffer are the women and children. i do not think they care about their kids. so i hope this documentary focuses on women and children. they are the real victims of this war on all sides. guest: we do spend focus on women and children in the film here and there are a few men as well. i mentioned a young palestinian woman and her story losing her brother in tragic circumstances and her father and from israel you have the tragic story of her loss and also the story of a young hostage. the one thing that impacts you when you make these films, it is emotional to hear the testimony of people and what they have been through and is also sad to see the cycle of violence continue and without a visi