george and gertrude's older brothers were good friends, so gertrude remembered george. she remembers george. sheep said the whole -- she said the whole island loved him. he was kind, funny, full of life and obviously brave. as i mentioned, mr. president, in 1942, george fox left to go fight world war ii for our great nation, right at the time george and gertrude's village, unalaska, was bombed by the japanese. and here's another story most americans don't know about. after that happened, the u.s. government took the alaska native people on the aleutian island chain and put them into internment camps. not white people, only alaska native people. the treatment of these great patriotic american citizens in these camps is a dark spot in american history. as i mentioned, not many americans are aware of. the camps were basically abandoned buildings, the conditions were awful, crowded, unheated, unsanitary. many died in the camps as a result of these horrendous conditions. three years later when the war was finally over, the people of unalaska, the native people of unalaska we

count andrey seduced the nanny natalya alekseevna gertrud, right?ey a desperate lover of carnal joys is not used to restraining himself with conventions. and now, as we have learned, he respects the old age of your being. it happened in malinka natalya alexey , except for you and the grand duchess. no one should be there, you think, and for the sake of the nanny, excellency came there for the sake of whom. natalya alekseevna petrovich i want to be alone, we weren't together i can't explain today i was given in my little one, i also think that it doesn't look like her, could the citizens. who do you mean? are you hinting at change? do not make me laugh, count, absolutely not to my taste, no more than you are a soapy line, not in order to come there, i ask you to punish me approximately. no, i will not punish. i'm happy for her. i removed my hands, rubbish, i removed my hands. it was necessary to put the kitchen in, she said, they told you on the street, do not do it, they will kick us out. she was seduced by count andrei on the ship on the ship who s

and for many years, or we used to see here that the 2nd largest german in gertrude city is some barbara for the presence of german automakers or a chemical industry in the city. and the city of san paula is really impressive. so brazil must from her from a economic perspective, brazil must be more pragmatic. at times it will of course, be more aligned. but you see, for instance, a song entity just on green board. initially there was of the political positioning on the britain going, let's say the middle is issue which is really thorny and very heart issue. are so many the kids brazil was very important. when did the state of israel was created back in 94 year for the man? brazil was very important. had that. on the other hand, brazil has a tradition irrespective of her, of the who's in power and has a tradition of supporting a policy in an array of policy efforts. so it is, sir, for those who are not in brazil, it may look a little bit strange or a skid or frantic. maybe because the brazil was always swinging or between, you can call it ringing or you can call it balancing. and this is

form a chance like gerhard schroeder will lose some of his special privileges as a former leader. gertrude has been heavily criticized for his business and political ties with russia. european parliament is also called for sanctions against the former chancellor, left office in 2005 and immediately went to work for version state energy companies, including a gas problem and rosin f o u n. secretary general antonio terrace has expressed a hopes of reaching a deal with moscow to allow our millions of tons of grain to leave ukrainian ports, claims one of the world's leading producers of grain. but the war has hampered exports of by the black sea, and is exacerbating the global food security price crisis. now the remaining port of con, stanza has become a vital hub for grain shipments. dw jack parent reports on the challenges facing this. ukrainian cone would never have been here at the port of con stanza, before russia's invasion. it would have been shipped out of the now closed port of odessa, 250 kilometers up the black sea coast. it's good for business for the operators here, but there are

or we used to see here that the 2nd largest german in gertrude city is some barbara for the presence of german automakers or a chemical industry in the city. and the city of san paula is really impressive. so brazil must from her from her economic perspective, resume must be more pragmatic. at times it will of course, be more aligned. but sir, you see, for instance, some interesting shows some very important issue. there was of the political positioning of the prison going, let's say the middle east, which is really already very hot issue or so many decades. brazil is very important when the state of israel was created back in 194849. brazil was very important at that time. on the other hand, brazil has a tradition irrespective of the who's in power and has a tradition of supporting policy, right, the policy and efforts. so is it for those who are not in brazil, it's a little bit strange or it is a frantic maybe because it was always swinging a swinging or you can call it balancing. and this is what any complicated, complex country would that be expected to do. because the world is s

what do you think gertrude of president lopez over the door is to this? what is his attitude? can and also my law course that we crazy. he thinks anybody, he says hey, they're killing us, is part of the opposition will not be his open a door came to take one or to speak to the press. cool. just after their colleagues have been killed and he took the opportunity to criticize journalists, you often does. it is just been, are these that are morsels, these famous journalists who are for hire. we should find out how much they earn because they get a lot of money than mercenaries. with an apparent lack of official support journalists his band together to protect each other. as we ride with under lillia to her 1st assignment, messages pinging ah, from a reports is what's up group. they've set up. this one from a colleague on the same day, pulls us both up. sure. he's assaulted right next to the police in the middle of a protest for just sings constant. in this chart between journalists here are the tension and the threats that something could possibly happen when the listen 2 months

but gertrude, she is a palestine writer and researcher let's bring in that need abraham now, who's live for us in ramallah, in the occupied at west bank sh nato. charade was a colleague of yours and a colleague of all the people that are surrounding you right now. how you processing what's happened and how is everyone else holding up? think of anger, sadness and colleagues trying to come the 1st one another. we're not sure what to do. do we try to take it off and keep going? it's hard, as you can imagine, not only hard and our families here, but also palestinian journalists who have been coming, showing their support. they. so the anti, they're in shock. they say that we know that this really broad go uninvited. unabated against the. ringback palestinians, but they feel that this time of the army is targeting just because it's intended for an explanation going in, did you need a refugee? as we all know if you shoot the messenger and no one will get a message. so there is a lot of fear here amongst journalists that are being targeted. of course, this is not something new. israel has alre

. >> and happy 100th to gertrude burstein from new york she's played tennis every day until she was 90n the third hour, remarkable young woman chasing two dreams as a nurse and a model. first here your local news >>> good morning, it is 8:56, i'm kris sanchez. san francisco's mta is kicking off a major improvement project to boost commute time as long one of the city's busiest corridors, the 16th street improvement project. it is going to add bus only lanes between church avenue and when the project is finished it will move buses through the area 25% faster but it won't be completed until the end of next summer meaning drivers in that area should expect this traffic disruptions for more than a year. happening now, our cierra johnson is talking with transit leaders an we'll have the latest in our midday news at 11:00. also at 11:00, it is been another tough day on wall street. at times the dow has been trading more than 500 points lower coming on the heels of four straight losing weeks. scott mcgrew is tracking it. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call