hello, ma'am, miss marion. how are you? - i'm good. how are you, wayne? wayne: excellent. now, i see that you're in your gi. - i am.

as a a result of her hard work, stacey was also awarded the marion g. lacyorf the year award a. top award within the little rock school distric stacey's commitment to education is one all americans can admire. i'm proud to represent her and all the teachers of central arkansas who are making a difference in the lives of our young people. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi, mr. kelly, for minutes. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i ask permission to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. speaker, it's an honor today to rise in member riff army sergeant julius e. kiy who paid the ultimate sacrifice while defending our nation during the korean war. sergeant mckinny was a member of the heavy mortar company, 32nd infantry regiment, seventh infantry division. while engaged in heavy battle in north korea on december 2, 1950, he became unaccounted for and was later declared missing in action. many years after the korean war, permission to excavate burial s

i do what i think marion and frazier would expect me to do. i hope to be that person for them. [applause] >> my mom is here. >> is your mom here? >> yes, sorry. and so when ever anything happens, she says, mrs. robinson, she models after your mom. how your mom handled all of that. your mom was right there. >> you know, grandma. we could not have made it through the white house without her. you know, just having her, she has been helping me help me long before the white house because barack was always, he was a senator and u.s. senate and those are jobs that have him away from home.usually most of the week. and i still had a full-time job. at any point time i was a professional with a job on my own. we had two little kids and we could afford help and we have a couple of great babysitters and i had one good babysitter and it crushed me like nothing else when she said she had to leave because she needed to make more money i thought i would losing an arm. barack was trying to console me and i said dude, get out of here. you are of no help to me. i do not need you. you do nothing fo

dot com i'm marion evanston from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. today. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters j w four mines. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word i'm looking for. germany. why not come with. its simple mind on your mobile and free. the learning course because german may be easy. to. shop as in china might not be interested in every twist and turn of the trade dispute between their country and the united states but the trade spat could soon become apparent in the grocery bills these oranges imported from the u.s. are among hundreds of goods beijing has vowed to tax in response to a fresh set of terrorists from washington. the move makes clear on china's pledge to tell you after the united states imposed an initial set of tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods. which on the more you drive for a year china does not want to fight a trade war but it is not afraid of one for you and you have come we will continue to take effecti

by marion and steve it's good to have you with us campaigning has concluded for a landmark elections to be held in turkey on sunday the candidates spent the final day rallying their supporters incumbent retch of time aired a one addressed multiple of vents in istanbul the election which he called more than a year early is being seen as a referendum on his fifteen years in power and one of the chief rivals mahato n.j. has also been making a final push for votes he addressed a huge crowd also in istanbul. turkey correspondent you do one hundred has taken a closer look at the main contenders in the race for president. but it. president. has been steering the course of turkish politics for more than fifteen gives. he has a good shot of reelection which would allow him to further tighten his grip on power. after this presidential election the most common for garfield constitutional changes in a generation will come into force if they were only narrowly backed by the turkish people in last year's referendum is out on when the necessary majority he will be on almost all powerful president b

marion chua chin won martindale potter will have to come back, their match poised 5—5 in the first set were four international friendlies on wednesday with belgium and egypt the most high profile of the games. romelu lukaku and eden hazard first half goals were added to late on by marouane fellaini as egypt played without the injured mohamad salah. while elsewhere there were losses for two teams who are going to russia with both nigeria and panama beaten by teams who haven't qualified while belarus and hungary played out a 1—1 draw. but for roberto martinez and his belgium team it was a solid workout before the tournament. we need to carry on working, carry on developing but what i do appreciate is the group, there is one aspect of our performances, eve ryo ne one aspect of our performances, everyone is prepared to copy each other and work hard for each other and it's no coincidence today we we re and it's no coincidence today we were not perfect defensively but we can improve because of that and that is the main ingredient, if we can go to the world cup feeling that we are a team, we

the modern museum, built in large part, driving vision by anne ann marion of the four sixes ranch in texas. we're going to turn left and held towards the stockyards. the stock yards in fort worth, where the great cattle drives came in the 1870's really started downtown. the cattle drives were our ticket out of the resex and the civil war. the civil war devastated the south. the economy had been hit really hard but then these cattle drives caught on and fort worth became one of the great stops. so we're coming into the historic stock yards and originally when that operation moved up here, more than 100 years ago this area was incorporated as nice city. it was basically a tax shelter for the cattle industry in a way but quickly annexed by firm. you're entering one of the great place of commerce for cattle, not only historically but even virtually today with companies who do virtual trading and people still come from around the world. this is the entertainment district. we're on the road where the cattle drive takes place. a lot of great restaurants but history too. >> so on our. he --

tennis now and the comeback announced by former wimbledon champion marion bartolli at the end of last3—year—old revealed plans to return to the tour after retiring nearly five years ago. however, in a post on social media she said that her comeback will not happen and now has plans to become a coach. roger federer made a winning return to tennis on wednesday after missing the whole of the clay court season. the world number two came from a set down to beat germany's mischa zverev in the 2nd round of the stuttgart cup. federer, who had a bye in the first round, won 3—6, 6—4, 6—2. you can never, never, you can never, never, never you can never, never, never bet against the swiss on grass. you can bet rafael nadal will not be on the queen's court. he pulled out due to injury. not long until the world cup begins. that is it for now. hello once again. i know it's the second week injune, but i have to start this particular show by reminding you we've got a named storm on our hands, and there's an amber warning from the met office for gusts of wind on thursday morning which could, in extremi

thanks for joining us that marion evans dean even leaders are gathering in brussels at this hour for an emergency mini summit over migration german chancellor angela merkel is facing a don't mistake crisis over the issue she's under pressure from within her own government to find a european approach to asylum and refugee policy at the e.u. level. several countries have reintroduced border controls to stop the flow of migrants or central european states taking and especially hardline approach are snubbing the meeting merkel and other leaders have said that today's talks will not to yield any agreement but are merely a working meeting ahead of a full of summit later in the in the week. a let's have a listen now to want chancellor merkel had to say as she arrived at the meeting in brussels. to discontinue the progress we are disgusting discussing these issues in your interest in the european council but we also know in the european council we're not going to be able to find overall solution to the migration problem and that's why what it's about two years final time bilateral trilateral

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have been holding protests across the united states to oppose the trump administration's migration policies the rallies come despite president trump's decision to end the practice of separating migrant families thousands of children remain split from their parents in custody the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency known as ice has been especially criticized for carrying out the separations. w.'s mischa nigga was at the washington d.c. rally. president trump is not in washington this weekend but that didn't stop thousands of people to come to the white house to protest his immigration policy they have two key demands stop separating children from their parents and a polish the ice agency ice needs to be abolished and we need to think about what the border security in a different way but doesn't rip people apart from their families what they're doing right now is it's inhumane and it's recess and it's also completely ineffective i want

word that wasn't the only five set epic on monday, number three seed marion was taken to a fifth by ahe italian roaring to life on philip shattering a. but cilic‘s big—game temperament saw him home in the end. he will playjuan martin del potro in the last eight. like nadal, the women's world number one, doubly made her way through. simona halep making quick work of belgium's elise mertens. with two tour titles already this year, the 22—year—old certainly looks like one to watch in the future, but in paris halep was too experienced and two good. the future, but in paris halep was too experienced and two goodlj the future, but in paris halep was too experienced and two good. i hope i will get enough majors to win a grand slam in the future but for the moment i want to enjoy this win—win, this tournament, and we will see. next g will play germany's angelique kerber, the former one number one beating caroline garcia in straight sets to put a final nail in the coffin of french hopes for another year. meanwhile, second seed caroline wozniak couldn't overturn her overnight deficit, russian k

welcome to the program i marion i haven't seen. early results and turkey's elections show president of type to one of his ruling party b a k p with a clear lead to one cast his ballot earlier today he needs more than fifty percent of the vote to avoid a runoff sunday's snap presidential and parliamentary elections will usher in major changes to the constitution approved in a controversial referendum last year a victory for heir to one would return him to office with greatly expanded powers. and we're joined now from ankara by our correspondents junia han so you they are we understand you're at the headquarters of. party and initial polling results are coming in what's the latest you can tell us. well yes preliminary results with more than fifty percent of the votes counted these results we're getting are coming from the state run on a dual agency and they see president add one more than fifty percent of the votes and his main challenger from the largest opposition party would an engine of the c.h.p. and about thirty percent for the

poll and welcome to the program i'm marion and well it's make or break for germany at the world cup this saturday the team that beat them last week mexico has now won two one against south korea setting up a crunch match for the germans the mexican's now top group with six points thanks to this penalty by carlos vale in the first half. and after the break chicha rito hernandez out of the second to back the win for mexico. despite south korea's only consolation. the old well today's match of with sweden has become a must win for germany because of its unexpected loss at the opening match of the tournaments the fans have gathered at the fan mile here in berlin and i can see a lima hotel is standing by for us only most so what's the mood like there head of the kick off. well on a scale of one to ten the energy level we're probably at is seven reaching almost an eight you can feel it there's a lot of optimism here in here in the air but there's also a sense of nervousness as thousands of fans have made their way hey here to the fan mile in thousands mo i expected to be here within the next h

you and how much does this run and the difference from the first one have to do with the director, marioneat george c. wolf, who has a magnificent production of "iceman cometh" right now. george is one of the greatest directors alive. i've been comlpletcompletely fo in my directors. >> you have. >> it opened originally in london at the national in 1990 and the national came to me and said it's been 25 years and we'd like to do a revival of it and marion wants to direct it. i had seen "curious incident" and "war horse" and she seemed to me like a director like george. what you look for with a play like "angels" is somebody comfortable directing both spectacle but also working with actors. the play is finally 71 very intimate scenes between actors and it takes a lot out of that cast. and i knew with george back then and with marian now that i had directors who live to dive into things with actors and they're both fantastic in that regard. this is a magnificent production. she pulled out all the bells and whistles. >> it's so good. powerful. >> she does everything it asks and more. >> quickl

. >> marion o'toole is director of the forensic science program .hile law enforcement is releasing little invested -- information, she says detectives are likely searching for clues higrnd an the attempt what type of weapon was used in the shooting and if the weapon was somehow connected to other shootings, especially ones that took place in the park. >> reporter: investigators confirmed there were three other shooting incidents in the area. one just four days before this man was shot. those are under review as part of the current homicide investigation. sheriff's lieutenant told us of a shooting on monday morning as well. the department will not confirm the date. beaudet's brother tells our los angeles affiliate that there were two holes in the tent but it's unclear if they were bulletholes. >> is too speculative to see what they represent. the offender has to be worried this was in a very busy location and he cannot be sure who heard or saw him or what sent he left behind. >>> coming up we -- the patriarch behind one of the most legendary families

. >> el secretario de relaciones exteriores luis videgaray agreÓo que mÉxico no se mosa marion de personasna en apoyo a las ciudades santuario que dicen estÁn bajo ataque por la administraciÓn trump, la caravana parte a las seis de la maÑana en oakland para realizar una protesta frente al capitolio antes que comiencen las audiencias donde se n a discutir las polÍticas de santuario del estado. >> una mujer hispana que estuvo detenida por inmigraciÓn durante siete meses fue liberada de una prisiÓn, fue arrestada a pesar de haber cumplido estrictamente un programa de supervisiÓn. ayer un juez ordenÓ su liberaciÓn con el pago de una fianza de 12 mil dÓlares. >> un incendio maleza amenazÓ mÚltiples viviendas en la Í acres de maleza fueron consumidos por las llamas antes que los bomberos lograran sofocar en su totalidad. >>ades buscan a los sujetos que estÁn viendo en pantalla, es que los sospechosos son buscados por presuntamente ingresar a una tienda de at&t, robar dinero y mercancÍa, de empleado con un arma de fuego para luego robar 179 dÓlares en efectivo y 45 mil en mercancÍa, si reconoce a

and so, marion took that to dr. king and everybody involved in the sclc, and that is how the poor people's campaign started. kinshasha: you are so modest. you played a little role in this, i believe. [laughter] give us two or three words on what maybe you did? i know you still have the love story of the century, but give it up a little bit. about your role in particular. peter: well, i of course, was working for robert kennedy, so my role was to be on his staff. -- on his staff, as one his assistants. -- one of his legislative it and changed my life. it changed my life because i got married to marian, but also it also changed in the same direction having worked with robert kennedy because i had the opportunity to go with him, and i think everyone knows the way he learned. and he had to touch things scare he had to hear from people. he had to see people. and the senators come even from their own state, senators didn't go out to see low people, -income whether it was in cities, or especially, rural areas. so, i learne

and also marion was i know you want to let me. know. but it's tough to come up to well in the woods ever since i was little this also was. such a bug in my view but books are you there are a lot of this through guilty by destroy you oh you. got to do to fix it just go away from. that it would send it off because the goal was from you for i know you've got well. it doesn't just run yeah. just you who's. going or just one point zero zero order into the. world over never before it's over. it's told that their. mission permits. on the these waters but right now we are in governing supporters and in tournaments for things like last year something enough events visioning going on what. actually does not mean that one. you need to follow. a little so. that. it's not. what i. call call or the i don't want the job was what you call. want to know who you are going to be cong. was. one of the shah. was the next here and all of that although you don't. get called out to them i want to know what you call. you know you. you can either. believe me eve

dimmit county sheriff marion boyd says control at more than 100 mph sheriff said he had not high spoken to border patrol about what led to the chase. traces like this happen every day because human smugglg is a real problem in that area. >> we have seen this many tis in this county and other counties along the border. a problem. this is a perfect example of why borders should be can secure -- be secure. the passenger is believed to be a u. s. citizen. >> the others who were hurt in the crash were flown to local hospitals.>>> a south bay plans to protest president trump's support of the reinstatement of a 2020 senses that will ask people living in the united states if they are u. s. citizens. proponents say the question is intended to intimidate people and drive down the number of immigrants who take heart in the senses. santa clara supervisor cindy chavez says she will unveil aims to increase voter registration and turn out and push against what she says, is undermine the ntence. >>> in kansas city, hureds paid their respects to 2 lled last week teresa king, 44, patrick wore, 35, were k

they took them to a farm in marion ohio where they lived in squalor conditions required to work 12 hours a day, six to seven days a week, their paychecks would often confiscated by the traffickers are basically just sitting roome and board. they threatened them and their families with physical harm if they didn't perform these long hours and work under these difficult conditions. fortunately, this ring was discovered and the kids were rescued and they've now been prosecuted. what the investigation found out when we tried to figure out how this could possibly have happened is that hhs did and do thens background checks on the sponsors or respond to red flags that should have alerted to problems. for example a group for neglecting multiple kids. that should have been a red flag right there not just one child with multiple. they missed a flag when a social worker working with hhs showed up to help the kids into the wie sponsor turned the social worker of a this is somebody on contract with hhs and that didn't raise a flag. we had a hearing in january 2016 and hhs committed they were going t

their countries and not in europe listed on his nearest challenger was comedian turned politician marion charles leader of the new center left party whose three more trussell trust the first it is impossible to bias he said it publicly before the elections that we will not enter a yani stance as coalition let's give time to the relative let's give him the chance to form a government and then we will see what happens if we have this opportunity they will form the government. the snap election was called after the sudden resignation of prime minister. he stepped down in much due to a failed railway a project he's credited with boosting slovenia's economy up to recession but it wasn't enough for voters here. slovenia once a part of former yugoslavia joined the european union in two thousand and four a government led by an agenda which if slovenia to the right and add an anti immigrant voice to the analysts say young has a big challenges ahead the electorate is hearing the voices are angry are all and it's obviously do you know go after go after and immigration policies after the say that yo

mayor muriel bowser is kicking off the fest day of the marion s. barry summer youth employment program. this is going to help more than 10,000 teens and young adults find jobs this summer. the footage is from previous yearns the event bet 1 1:00 in southeast washington on martin luther king jr. avenue. >>> more time to play. that is the goal of a new policy that is set to be voted on tonight by the loudoun county school board. according to the loudoun now website, most loudoun elementary students get 15 minutes on the playground each school day. this policy would actually double that amount to half an hour. itteps from a n virginia lay. it takes effect on sunday and allows school systems to count up to 50 minutes of recess eac day. wul all ouknow, know what happens next week. july happens next week. it is going to start to feel a lot more like a is enjo i it. this is the nice ms web cane it. it's 72 degrees in bausch wash, but the key to the forecast is that wind. this little area of rein in kentucky, that also will primarily miss us just down to t

their lack of resources and lack of appropriate funding and support we we can't do adequate follow up marion scrymgour is an outgoing state minister in the northern territory government she skeptical that money from a controversial government package is reaching indigenous communities under the northern territory emergency response there was nearly soaring billion dollars that significant tax payers money that's gone into what people think has gone into these communities a lot of their money is spent on bureaucrats consultants a lot of people fly in fly out from these communities there is very little money that goes into pride grains and for working with families working with communities so that they can build it and start dealing with that with the trauma. she says she's leaving politics because she doesn't believe it's hoping aboriginals enough heck can i sit in this job any longer don't know what i'm doing. we've got i ten year old young kids killing themselves. it's clear something is wrong. their communities have got to start taking some strong staying. because there's not going to be a

he said why didn't marion and i come out to his house for lunch, which we did. lunch, he end of said, if you don't mind, i would like to take a slim in the pool and then we can all go back to work. he was in the pool and the two of us were sitting on the side and he said to mary and, -- he said to marian, where are you going when you go from here? and she said, well, i'm going down to see dr. king. and i and others will be talking with him about what we should do next. and they were searching. , as iwere difficult times think we all know, in terms of dr. king hadand taken the movement north earlier and outside of chicago and that was difficult. it was very clear going back to the march in 1963 that the issues had to go from the question of rights to the question of what you can do with that right, and primarily whether people would have jobs, good jobs, that they would be able to support their families and be part of the american dream. but the question was, what next? marian said to him, do you have any thoughts? and robert kennedy said, well yeah, actually. i

talk us through the gold and the early signs for the tournament are peter schmeichel and just say marion you know. the boys from iceland the since they were babies or do you think a lot of meat on breakfast immediately it's it's a big day for the michael family of. four to have a son. in the world called. in the pick of the day's matches honestly brings their thunderclap to moscow and secure a shock draw against heavyweights argentina. illusory .

on's go to marion joining us the democrats line. good morning. >> thanks for taking my call. i wanted to know whether we should be really talking about legal immigration. from what i understand and read, illegals, the majority of ely eagles came legally. through a visa program. if that is the case, why are we not expecting the corporations and ceos to be responsible to make sure that when they bring in a worker, they have a visa, it should be their responsibility and their call -- cost to make sure that individual goes home. >> thank you, mary. i do think we should talk ely him -- illegal immigration. immigration today is legal. in the past, not necessarily so. there were people coming across without documents in the late 90's and early 2000's. today it is a most all legal. more than half of the people who become undocumented illegals in this country do so by overstaying a visa. we are in a new world. we keep talking about the border as the source of the problems. in fact, we need to track people who came in with legal visas. that is a bigger part of the equation. we should,

let me bring in marion marsh, talking about politics.his is a little montage from some of the coverage today before these meetings even began. watch this. >> the rest of the world is looking at this and thinking to these people know what they are doing? >> for the president to place all his eggs in the dictator basket seems ludicrous at best. >> we are making nonsensical comments like we are going to know in the first minute whether or not they will do nucearized. >> the president recognizes a bit of himself and kim. there's a lot of similarities. >> he's not going to come home and say that he's failed. he's goi t this a win no matter what. >> martha: a lot of armchair psychology going on there. they seem to be deep into the mind of president trump and know exactly what he's thinking of what he's going to do here. >> it was widely reported that there was a psychological briefed on the on cam forks to prepare on this meeting. >> martha: did that would not make sense? >> of course it does for preparation, but the fact is no matter what hap

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nadal will take to the court shortly for his quarter final against diego schwartzman and later on marion chip and when martin del potro will go head to head former world number one of a joke which won't be in the semifinal lineup he suffered a shock defeat to italy's marco chicken alter in the last eight on tuesday and now says he might not play at wimbledon the twelve time grand slam winner missed three chances to send the much into a fifth set before eventually losing to the world number seventy two chicken or turkey who hadn't won a grand slam much before this tournament joke which was gracious in defeat but wasn't really in the mood to speak to the media afterwards and cost down to face participation in the season's third grand slam. why do you think you'll play the grass i don't know i don't know if i'm going to play much more so i told him i don't know if i'm going to play grass. when you see if you even start to keep it long term sorry i'm not. the head of australian cricket has quits two months off to a ball tampering scandal james southerland was chief executive of the organizat

marion, thank you. some more breaking news.g. lukash herba was accused of luring the 20—year—old from south london to milan with the promise of a photoshoot, and then kidnapping her for a ransom. he has received a 16 years and nine month sentence. james reynolds explains the case pkg) injuly 2017, in july 2017, chloe ayling injuly 2017, chloe ayling came to milan. she said she had received an offer of modelling work. she told the police that she went to an office to discuss the photo shoot. there, she says that lukasz herba, from poland, overpowered her, drugged her and took her away. for the next six days, she says that she was his captive. lukasz herba took chloe ayling to a remote farmhouse, which she later revisited with the italian police. it italian prosecutors say that mr herba initially threatened to sell the 20—year—old on the so—called artwork. cctv pictures show that submit them walking together. lukasz herba even accompanied her to the british consulate in milan to hand her over to the authorities. in court, mr herb

have a wild week here, nightclubs, and in grand central, the account seems like the night before, in marion, iowa, went and found the local newspaper, the biggest thing, this part of iowa has ever seen, still read day. all over his estate, the flying tiger community from the statement everything in that the pressing part of the war, a speech about what it means to have one of its own tigers and goes back to china and a deep attachment to the chinese people and at the end of the war, it means to be able to tell that story. >> it was the attrition rate? >> only a handful of guys. and a lot of these guys go to other theaters and a very famous pilot, basically a drunkard, always fired or quit and he ends up forming a squadron, the black sheep squadron. he shot down in a japanese pow camp and another one wins the medal of honor, diving into a group of. offer planes. one of the most amazing things is after the war being a flying tiger is something they wear with a lot of pride and this is the thing they look forward to the most of anything in their lives. >> how many have died? >> a good number o

you knew we were presenting and you thought marion and sally, i need to speak to those two. us about this company and what caused you to start it, back in 2016, not that long ago.|j caused you to start it, back in 2016, not that long ago. i am one of the inventors of social media, put that on the table, this is not a new idea. for mark zuckerberg was shaving, i built one of the first social media companies in the world —— before mark. social media companies in the world -- before mark. what was that called? he -- before mark. what was that called ? he doesn't -- before mark. what was that called? he doesn't shave! it was called? he doesn't shave! it was called superfamily and super friends .com. this was at the turn of the millennium. we did great. and then i moved on, i wrote some books on leadership and greatness and mark zuckerberg made a statement several yea rs zuckerberg made a statement several years ago that really annoyed me. he said privacy is a social norm of the past. i thought, said privacy is a social norm of the past. ithought, my said privacy is a social norm

finds that more than sixty eight and a half million people are displaced worldwide as of last year is marionunt with a closer look at the numbers. every two seconds a person is forced from their home over a day that's forty four and a half thousand people over a year more than sixty million this is the un figure for newly displaced people in two thousand and seventeen the un's refugee agency says it's part of a worrying upward trend a number that's risen every year for the last five years and is fueled by war violence and persecution crises like those in the democratic republic of congo war in south sudan the hundreds of thousands of muslim or hinge are flooding into bangladesh from neighboring me and mom most of them children fifty three percent of the world's displaced and often unaccompanied or separated from their families one in every one hundred ten people is a refugee internally displaced or seeking asylum that adds up to more than sixty eight and a half million people to put that in perspective if the world's refugees were single nation that roughly equal the population of the united

the new science minister sanchez was sworn in as leader on saturday after ousting his predecessor marion over harley with a vote of no confidence over a corruption scandal. protests have been taking place in northern greece against plans to compromise in a long running dispute over the name of its northern neighbor macedonia the former yugoslav republic has been called macedonia since independence in one thousand nine hundred ninety one which are always greeks who say the historical region of the macedonia is in northern greece john psaropoulos was at one of the demonstrations the protest here in pella has run for two hours there's been enormous enthusiasm from the crowd even though it's been a fairly small one of one thousand also people but they are all entirely agreed in the basic message here the message that's being conveyed in twenty three other rallies across greece tonight as well which is that there should be no use of the word macedonia by the former yugoslav republic of macedonia but that country should choose an entirely different identity and therefore these people reject th

he arrives back in marion, iowa where he is from. they talk about this being the biggest celebration that this part of iowa has ever seen. they call it bill read day. because having a flying tiger from your statement everything. the governor gives a speech about how much it means for iowa to claim it has one of its own tigers. and then later goes back to china and he is killed at the end of the war. his story has not been fully told. i've got to work a lot with his family and it means the world to be able to tell the story. >> there's only a handful of guys that stay on after the end of the flying tigers. a lot of them and i'm going to other theaters and being part of this. they become a famous pilot and he leaves early depending on which account you listen to he ends up forming the blacks. sheep squadron. he is shut down and is ended up in the camp for a couple of years. so these guys end up doing this amazing stuff and then one of the most amazing thing is being a flying tigers being something they go with a lot of pride. they look

and we don't have that story for you at the moment but we do have our correspondent marion a sanchez who is joining us now from a morgan eskridge in guatemala on that volcano story so marina what kind of information are officials giving to families who who have lost their loved ones or indeed if the missing. yes so we are in front of the morgue in a screen and all of the people behind me are family members of people who have died in this tragedy one week ago a lot of these people have been here since monday and they tell us it's been very hard because they haven't received much information from authorities one woman was telling us she lost sixteen family members she has already identified six and still have ten more to go so it's a very difficult and thought process for these people now they are also telling me that they have not received any not only information but all for from the government to help them these are people who not only have lost their family members but they also have lost farms they have lost homes so they are waiting for the to help them however the most important

this is footage from a previous year of the kickoff of the marion s barry summer youth employment program. is a program important to the late mayor and helps more than 10,000 teens and young adults find jobs for the summer. >> more time to play, that is the goal of a new policy set to be vot on tonight b the louden county school board, according to louden county now's website. most elementary students get 15 minuteshe on playground each school day. the policy would double that amount. the push stems from a new virginia law, it takes effect on sunday and allows school systems to count up to 50 minutes of recess each kday. w kids want more time to play. it's good for them. >> it's very healthy. >> this is news that has me so excited. >>> a new edition could be coming tolhe natio zoo. >> that's right, part of the habitat is closed in the hope that 19-year-old ngmei- is pregnant. she has a little butter stick. we know that you are just as excited as we are. >> all eyes on the national zoo as mei-jong could -- could be pregnant. here's why zoo officials think the 19-year-old giant panda could

the top stories spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in and he takes over from marion out of why he lost a confidence vote in parliament following a corruption scandal but then his party also being sworn in is egypt's president of the fact that i'll see he secured a second four year term after winning ninety seven percent of the vote in the election in march most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running. summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un is back on in ten days time made the announcement barely a week after canceling it following a meeting with north korea's former spy chief kim young children. the u.s. is blasting china for what it called a grace of military actions in the south china sea speaking at an international security conference secure defense james mattis accused beijing of using pressure tactics on its neighbors despite trying to claim to the contrary the placement of these weapon systems is tied directly to military use for the purposes of intimidation and we're. trying to militarization of the s

after an s-u-v crashed while being chased by border patrol and a local deputy.dimmit county sheriff marion boyd said the vehicle was carrying undocumented immigrants.he says border patrol started the chase. . and enook over.12 people were ejected according to the sheriff.at least five are dead. boyd said his deputies are often trying to track down suspects accused of smuggling undocumented immigrants and drugs.he said it's a quote "perfect example of why our borders need to be secure." according to boyd, the crash happened about 45 to 50 miles from the mexico border. authorities believe the driver and one passenger are u-s citizens. (michelle) in the north bay... highway 101 in cotati has reopened after a multi-vehicle collision. c-h-p officials say the accident happened around 2 p-m this afternoon on the on-ramp from highway 1-16 to 101. deputies say at least one vehicle caught fire and at least one person suffered major injuries. all las re-opened just after 4 p-m. (jrstone)new tonight at 8.a bbq competition and festival in martinez took a voilent turn nimal rights activists began protes

for 15 years it has been fractured, unable to challenge president erdogan but then came marion ends, man of the people reaching beyond his pa rty‘s of the people reaching beyond his party's elitist image and drawing enormous crowds “— party's elitist image and drawing enormous crowds —— muharrem ince. this man is giving a powerful turkish president the battle of his political life. he told supporters he would fight for the working class, challenging mr erdogan to a tv debate which he has so far refused. polls suggest mr ince could force the president into a second round run—off after the election tomorrow and with other opposition parties win a majority in parliament. this is the half of turkey that field mr erdogan has destroyed democracy with his clamp—downs and hostility to the west. confidence is growing despite the fear of vote rigging. but the pro—erdogan side still passionately believes in him. conservative, pious turks revere him as their saviour in once secular dominated turkey. they have enjoyed the bridges and hospitals are yet built and the talk about western plot to ruin

marion wright challenged him to see poverty in the united states firsthand. he made the trip to see staggering poverty. the stories that he came home from that challenged all of you. do you remember what he said about that? >> he was shocked to find that people were literally starving. there is a they had rickets and swollen bellies like you would see in africa. and they would have vacant eyes and he came home from that night and he came home to us and he said with their two families living in a home smaller than our dining room and there is only one meal a day of rice and the children went to bed hungry. he said when we grew older he wanted to make sure we spent our lives making sure that to not happen in america. >> the person who told the story said you have to do something about this. in addition to that, there has been a fascination with your family. fifty-five or 60 years after these events took place. the movie is in theaters right now, have you seen it? what are your thoughts about it. >> i would not watch the movie it was probably the lowest point in

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and when marion submitted the picture she found, the government said it wasn't enough proof but theny to the national archives. in april the national archives sent the senator's office a letter stating it found pay records and morning reports proving james was a student of an officer candle data school and therefore should have been commissioned as a second lieutenant. lane recalls calling her father after returning from a speaking engagement overseas. >> i was still on the plane. i called my father and said, i just landed. ool going to stop by your home before i go to my home. my father said to me, you can refer to me as second lieutenant john edwards james jr. he said, i heard from senator casey's office and the government is going to give me my commission. i started hollering on the plane. i couldn't believe it. i was so happy, i couldn't get her fast enough. >> when you think back to that time, 1942, are you surprised that he didn't get that title? >> well, i guess we're not surprised in the light of history because we now know a lot more about how discrimination played a role in

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it wasn't planned but marion and penelope and everyone started holding hands and we walked through thewer of women." beautiful. >> stephen: all female, owned by all the actresses. how long are you going to exclude men from power positions in hollywood? ( laughter ) it has been literally weeks, now! >> i know, i know. we're terrible. >> stephen: the new film is called "woman walks ahead." who is this woman and why is she walking ahead? >> the title comes from the name sitting bull gave katherine weldon. she is a woman who is unknown in history. >> stephen: true story. true story. her grave is in brooklyn and is unmarked. you have to get a map from the cemetery and find it and there's a grave stone that doesn't really say who she was. but before women had the right to vote, when women were seen as property of their fathers or their husbands, she went west to meet sitting bull and to see how she could be of service, like, how she could be an ally, and the movie chronicles their friendship and their love, and it's a beautiful story. >> stephen: well, thank you so much for being here. ( che