cannes' efforts to go green really impressed leading oscar—winning french actress marion cotillard, whoing thing, they really took decisions and turns that are greener, let's say it this way, and i think it is about time and it is very important that such a huge festival set an example. growing up, i never saw a clean river. invisible demons was one of the climate change documentaries unveiled at the festival, with its focus on pollution in new delhi and it brought festivalgoers some haunting images. we see ddt being sprayed in a pristine garden. we see a riverside area getting flooded by the monsoons. people melting on the road at 50 celsius. it came from a place of absolute fear and confusion and ijust wanted to find a way to create a film out of this fear. another of the documentaries, bigger than us, the one produced by marion cotillard, shows melati wijson, a young indonesian plastics pollution activist globe—trotting, meeting other campaigners engaged in a range of causes. melati has no difficulties empathising with the struggles of those she meets, all of whom are articulate and

let's get more from afghanistan with marion south issues the founding director of the organization for policy research and development studies. i pro democracy the think tank in cobble 9. thanks for joining us with these farm. for post forces pulling out, can we expect the telephone to retake afghanistan including the capital cobble well, that's a question that's actually on everybody's mind right now. we have last about a quarter of, of jonathan district to the tell a band since approximately end of april and me when the announcement of the withdrawal had taken place. not up by the 29th of june alone, we had about a $127.00 districts that have holden to the total intent had been retaken by the national security forces. at this rate. it certainly seems that the telephone have left the piece off in the negotiation table and have resorted to a military takeover of districts approaching the courts of couple which they had been in the past, but far more aggressively. now. the potential for a military takeover of the taliban of the entire country is something that both afghan officials get

marion could not save her photo albums. but her three children survived.y are ok and yeah, that makes me feel really happy. and that's the biggest thing you can get. people who could not get to higher ground did not have a hope. this used to be my kitchen. without sufficient warning, her son was trapped inside. he said "momma, there is a lot of water. "there is a lot of water, there is a man "coming by and he screams, help, help, help and he went "down the water and he comes back up and down again and then then he was gone. marion's son is now among the legions of young people investing their energy and the regionwide clean—up. they have travelled from across the country, teaming up with the exhausted emergency workers. we have the fire brigade and military with us. farmers are still here and helping to get all the things out. this helping hands, neighbours that have helped from all over germany. here in this village, so many of the homes that were washed away by the flood water were made uninhabitable and unsafe by it and they have to demolish those first

a cop from marion, indiana, was on the line. >> he said, "do you know where tricia is?" heart i knew something was drastically wrong. >> tricia had walked to an off-campus supermarket and never returned to her dorm.arstill wa. >> and we have no answers, and somebody out there, that's what eats at me, somebody out there has that answer for us. >> tricia reitler wasn't even prosecutor beaumont's case, but he was deeply moved by her parents. >> that was always a horrible crime to me. i knew about the facts of the case, i knew about the family. i never met them, but i read all the newspaper articles and the accounts of them, you know, asking for help. >> beaumont felt certain that suspected serial killer larry hall was responsible. not only did hall live 25 minutes from indiana wesleyan, he had been identified chasing two co-eds there just a week after tricia went missing. so in the summer of 1995, a month after convicting hall for jessie roach's murder, beaumont was leading a search for tricia. it was in those same indiana backwoods where hall had told indiana authorities h

the me i'm marion demise in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. much needed a deliveries from turkey to rebel health, syria guaranteed for another year after a last minute compromise. un security council. the international investigation into who is behind the death of haitian president of anatomy. as linked to the u. s. and columbia start to emerge. and drug company 5, it will speak approval for a booster for its corona, vars. vaccine. as research shows, the job loses its effectiveness over time. ah, now is the us and its allies withdrawal from afghanistan. it's not just the facts of those countries that have being lowered. taliban fighters have been removing the afghan national flag and assign the groups. influence and control is rapidly spreading. this image is one widely shed by iranian media from the islam. carla border crossing between afghanistan and iran, which was taken by the taliban on thursday. iran customs administration says trade has been suspended with afghanistan because the

what do we, what more did rom opposed to say about the way in which it might have an orchestrated marion. what yeah, that was a next from a very strongly would a speech by the president just finished in the last sort of 20 minutes. also, where without naming jacob's room of the former president t effectively laid the blame for these riots. looting at the feet of the support of the former president, jacob's whom he was jailed last week for refusing to give evidence at a corruption inquiry and following his jailing. that was the spark for the rioting and the looting, sir, i'm opposed. his successor says this was deliberate without naming the president supporters. and he said the parts of the infrastructure were targeted deliberately as to where warehouses were burned down. highways were targeted or refiners or targeted as well as shops and shopping miles. and he said this was no accident. these were no, these were not random acts of vandalism, but people were directed to these places. so very strongly word criticism. and he said, we know the police have got the names of about a dozen peopl

ah and marion was in london and main stories now a powerful storm set to land in easton, china, again in the coming hours after already causing widespread damage. typhoon in fact caused heavy flooding in the coastal province of judge young after may landfill. just a little over 12 hours ago now causing disruption to vital shipping. as it crosses hung jo, bay, south of the busy commercial hub of shanghai. it comes just days off the record flood, kill dozens of people in the center of the country. meanwhile, in northern india, 9 people there have been killed and 3 others injured in a landslide. lodge folders roll down a mountain in him. charles publishing date, striking a van carrying 11 tourists a bridge collapsed when one bolder crashed into it. all. now tonight, jerry or a group of 28 kidnapped school children have been reunited with their parents 2 weeks after they were taken. one of the parents told algae there were a ransom was paid for that freedom. in total, a $121.00 students were taken a while. another route was released after 2 days. 87, all of them are still being held. hund

what is clear is that many of the marion, the extra take quite some time until the survey just to give you one example. delta has been 1st sequence in september of 2020. so it took more than half a year for the buyer, so eventually hit the u. k. and eventually the rest of continental europe and the world. and so this is one thing, it takes time for this variance. at the same time, we have evidence that we see over the last month that evolution might be accelerating. so that somehow of to might be faster in acquiring mutations. and these are all progress at the sciences. try to understand better. ok, and looking at what the possible near future could be dealing with all of these various the u. k. so the aiming for total unlocking on june 19th, but delta case numbers are still very high. so is this the right thing to do in your opinion? do we just have to accept that there is going to be no good time to unlock and just grit our teeth and get through it? i mean to fight some well known scientists in the u. k. this is going to be a big experiment. and it's always, i think, difficult or imp

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next time dick will use wilt resistant varieties like jersey queen, marion market, and grove.y to control insects and diseases is to attack them before they become too numerous. these beetles eat holes in potato leaves. a mixture is the remedy for insects and leaf diseases of potatoes. to make two and a half gallons, dick dissolves three ounces of powdered sulfate in water. then he makes a thin paste of three ounces of hydrated lime in water. this is put into the pail, stirred, and the mixture is made. this may be added two tablespoons of calcium to kill potato bugs and other leaf-eating insects. easy, isn't it? the mixture is also a good spray for grapes, tomatoes, and roses. dick sprays potatoes about once every two weeks. late potatoes need more sprayings than early ones. now the peas are ready. excellent source of vitamin c. cabbage too is ready to eat. another excellent source of vitamin c, especially raw. it should be grown in every victory garden. a solid four pound hen, good for storing. cabbage is available in the garden over a long period. carrots are rich in vitamin

marion said he founding director of the organization for policy, research, and development studies in cobble, thank you very much. for your time, the football now and easily have set up a year or 2020 sammy final with spain after beating belgium to one in a thrilling match in munich. gold from nichol, berella and marin, so infinity put easily to nil op. and although a remote revenue taco penalty hump the deficit just before half time italy held on during the rest of the game, they remained on course for the 1st european title in more than half a century. it's him from oliver moody. now about the italy, we're not a very tiny victory by staying over switzerland. but all the 1st things 1st, belgium versus italy was billed as the pick of the quarter finals. did it live up to expectations a more than live dr. expectations? rebecca blue, those expectations away. this was really exciting game, a really high quality game as well, some great goals in it. and ultimately it was a game where italy proved their credentials as being the team to be at year 2020. what a tournament had been for them a

tonight the featured speaker is scott kaufman, who is a francis marion board of trustees scholar and chair of the history department where he teaches american diplomatic and military

in addition to the collective memory of what had happened in the ninety's, marion said he founding director of the organization for policy, research, and development studies in cobble, thank you very much. for your time, the football now in italy have set up a euro 2020, semi final with spain, after beating belgium to one in a thrilling match in munich. goals from nicolo berella and a renzo in senior put italy to nail up, and a low rama luca penalty gave one to belgium just before half time italy held on during the rest of the game. they remained on course for their 1st european title in more than half a century. that's after spain bates, switzerland in a dramatic penalty shootout in st. petersburg, saying go keep an eye sim on made to say, says his country 131 in the shoot out. the match had, had ended one all off the extra time despite switzerland playing a man down after red. cowed by a little early i spoke with all of a moody from dw sport about that victory by italy. now clearly the tournament favorite. this was a really exciting game, a really high quality game as well, some great goa

mayor marion berry made headlines when he was caught smoking crack cocaine. >> the district has yet toility of statehood. >> reporter: the city was on the virge of bankruptcy. so these were serious problems that people used as an excuse to reject statehood legislation. democrats, who in 1993 had the white house and both houses of congress, gave only tepid support to a d.c. statehood bill, which died a quiet death. while homicides have risen over the last few years, they're well below the early '90s peak, and the city is, today, on firm financial footing. >> we're moving into what is known as the cellular. >> reporter: he and 22-year-old jamal holtz are part of a new generation of activists. >> i'm trying to function as a small business, and i don't have someone in congress that is going to fight for me, going to fight for my business, because it is in washington, d.c. >> this issue, for me, it is personal. my mom did not have full health care. she was uninsured. everybody said, call your senator, reach out to your representative to vote for the affordable care act. it was a day i knew

marion wright came and testified in washington.was -- he had never seen poverty like he saw there, as bad as it was in so many cities. and he went back immediately and pushed to get more federal aid, but it had a huge impact on him. it horrified him. just, you know, it kept him going, but he wanted the country to see. they had hearings and brought people to washington to try to put a spotlight on this and to really push for the federal government to, you know, expand antipoverty programs around the country. great question. >> here's another one. this question asks about a 1968 late night meeting in west oakland. okay. 1968, late night meeting in west oakland bookended the 1963 baldwin meeting, i guess the one you discussed before. discuss how rfk's approach had changed, why he went and how he tried to translate the session into action. i guess the questioner also wants to ask didn't the open meeting also garner the get out the vote support for the black community for the primary? >> it certainly helped. that's really a great observ

yeah, i got an air boy pushed somebody on the material marion's on loosely protons and neutrons that make up everything around us. that the density research is project here is only found in a neutrons done nucleus. means which can leisure the most look much and it shows the sun project in switzerland. they had to dig a secular tunnel, a 100 meters underground, and with a 27 kilometers a conference, the russian project. nico needs a closed circuit tunnel of just 503 meters, and it's above ground. look a little she's do similar to to which so we see a little. so, you know, the usa talk which goes to what the waiting list and you pulling up and you move stuff. he chose a country the montage moment some go out and we'll just go play. if that nigger evolution i hear from go i that i don't want to even move this who just put it. could you spell that as well? just did she just go up and commute the pollution so she does no dish dots. it's in waste. if interested, only interested. well it has no start on that or do you start even spoken few pieces she with him to see with him think the livin

student, the mcs you my name block missed yeah, i got an air boy pushed him, but he only material marion's, i'm loosely protons and neutrons that make up everything around us. but the density research project here is only found in a neutrons done nucleus, means which music the most looking to change it but shows that it so the sun project in switzerland, they had to dig a secular tunnel, a 100 meters on the ground, and with a 27 kilometers a conference, the russian project, nico needs a closed circuit tunnel of just 503 meters. and it's above ground. look a little just to stick with it, which so we see a little. so you have to use a talk which goes to what do you stand pulling and you move stuff. he chose a country the montage moment some go out and we'll just go play that mika evolution here from go that i don't want to even move this. who just please, could you spell that as well? just did she just go up and sing to me other pollution so she will do the dish. let us in. we're still interested only interested police are those that on that old ministry, do you start even the story that she

give patient surplus cbo without their knowledge, though they can take what are called open labeled marion, you know, was given a placebo in addition to painkillers. the research had told her that the pill contained no active ingredients, yet it had an effect. none the less i have the feeling it was getting better at times. but the intensity of the pain decrease. and i started wondering whether it really was just good to see, but let's see what an experience confirmed by the steady test objects you knew they were taking placebo felt less pain. but how is that possible. busy not to question research is can still speculate on cargo van many illnesses get back around that all come and go. and then it has the fun part of the close to study and get pain really fast. and then of course, i'm going to link the to see by treatment actually off the personal mouth and turn fuels. my positive expectation for the rest of the study, a lot of food and vital. it's a theory, but we don't fully understand the question about time. this is me. what is certain is that the dummy therapy cause no change in physi

we didn't have that much experience with this marion, but we're dealing with it. and we are approaching this in this spirit that i write down and this very, and it's actually spreading very quickly in germany too. but let me point out yet again. it's not only germany that is supposed to happen restrictions the united kingdom to has done quite a lot in order to protect its own citizens. and that is a continuous learning process that we undergo is not. we have to adjust the time and again to the most recent developments, those are the 2 answers i could give. thanks very much, simon. you have heard what johnson medical just said about the german process and where they are on, on double jobs. and i think that's, that's great and that's and that's right to times as i progresses is being made. and i think that anglers also right to point out that the u. k. we, we also have very tough restrictions. i mean, restrictions on people coming from germany the present time, and that's quite right you'd. you'd expect us to have the toughest possible measures to stop the disease a

. ♪ anchor: i marion memorizing in london. you are watching al jazeera.lso coming up on the program. at least 60 people are dead, many more missing after devastating let's wash away building and cars in germany and belgium. the afghan tile again -- afghan taliban agree to reopen a border crossing, a day after the group captured it. south africa starts deploying 20 riots in which 100 17 people have lost their lives. welcome to the program. we begin in lebanon where the prime minister says he is stepping aside after failing to form a new cabinet. the country has been without a functioning government for nine months. his resignation only intensifies its existing financial and economic crisis. the lebanese pound has been deteriorating. it was trading at 19,000 pounds to the u.s. dollar before the resignation it weakened even further to 20,000 pounds immediately after. it has lost 95% of its value since late 20 thinking. our correspondent reports from the lebanese capital of beirut. reporter: a long political struggle has become more difficult to resolve. his

yeah, i got an abilene push them, but only my to marion's, i'm mostly protons and neutrons that make up everything around us. that the density research project here is only found in a neutrons. done nucleus. means which leads to most of the look much, but shows that so the project in switzerland, they had to dig a secular tunnel, a 100 meters on the ground, and with a 27 kilometers a conference, the russian project, nico needs a closed circuit tunnel of just 503 meters and it's above ground. look, she's too similar to to which so we see the looper as your source. do you know the usa talk at the brochure which goes to what the waiting list and you pulling up and you move stuff. she chose a country with the mon tesla moment, so i'm glad that we just go play that nigger evolution here for go i that i don't want to even move this who just put it could use that as well. it's just, it's just going to up and into me. other pollution. so she does know dish dot as in whiskey, be interested that actually interested. well it has no start on that or do you start who even did stocum? said she wit

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marion centers, there was several clinics, several things that do it. and, and at that time, due to the bombing, and of course they can to doctors including the doctor who is in charge of that going by this campaign to pay up to growing up. i did not. i mean as excess vaccine, but the fuse do give any or any room to particularly and gather the doctors what the clinics one could own about testing clinic was also the story completely. and then when, when you have a 110000 people, at least this place, where are they going? they're going to school is under a school and you have 3 or 4 or 5 families, rapid people in one room. and you don't know, you don't have to tell them you don't know what's happening. they have no bacteria and you have no protection. they have no medical services whatsoever. now. and then you have the others around $50000.00 went to under our schools, but others went to relative spends and so on. so you have congestion among those buildings and homes that remain standing because the people who are the people who are taking their audio pr

marion could not save her photo albums. but her three children survived.e alive, they are ok and yeah, that makes me feel really happy. and that's the biggest thing you can get. people who could not get to higher ground did not have a hope. this used to be my kitchen. without sufficient warning, her son was trapped inside. he said "momma, momma, there is a lot of water. "there is a lot of water, there is a man "coming by and he screams, help, help, help and he went "down the water and he comes back up and down again and "then he was gone." here in this village, so many homes that were not washed away by the flood water will remain uninhabitable and unsafe and they have to demolish those first before they can begin the process of rebuilding people's homes and lives again. toothpaste, a candle, the bare essentials. they are enough for now. despite this support, as night falls, with literally no doors to lock, new threats emerge. i do have an axe beside my bed and i close my door. so if someone comes and wants to rape me, i think there is nothing more to take

is willing to provide marion the u. s. general. kenneth mckenzie, speaking in cobble on sunday, would not provide much details about this air cover. he confirmed that it has been happening and will continue to happen. he says, as long as the taliban is making these advances. now there has been great concern in the united states over these taliban advances that we've seen since the troop withdrawal was announced for president joe biden is very much politically committed to see this troop withdrawal completed by august 31st and his general on the ground their general mackenzie would not say though, whether the increase airstrike support from the u. s. would continue after that deadline. the united states has increased air strikes in the support of afghan forces over the last several days and were prepared to continue this high level support in the coming weeks. if the taliban continue their attacks. we continue to provide contract maintenance and logistics support here in cobble to maintain afghan defense capabilities, inclu

marion centers. there were several, several buildings that do have an operable at that time due to the bombing. and of course they can to is including the doctor who's in charge of that going on by this campaign enough to stand up to ground. i did not, i mean as excess vaccine, but refuse to give any or any room to particularly and gather the doctors what the clinics really, the one cannot know about testing clinic was also destroyed completely. and then when, when you have a 100000 people, at least this place, where are they going? they're going to school is under a school and you have 3 or 4 or 5 families drafted to people in one room. and you don't know, you don't have to touch them. you don't know what's happening. they have no bacteria and you have no protection. they have no medical services whatsoever. now . and then you have the others around 50000 went to under our schools, but others went to relative spends i'm john. so you have congestion among those buildings and homes that remain standin

i said, i think we should update to an f b 2 because we have got a more infectious marion here. and i have to say, i'm sorry i taught science would lead the management of the outbreak. but it looks like the politics actually takes hasn't come. cod dots caught up if the government had waited instead of over 50 percent, past 2 thirds of a fast vaccination jag until perhaps 90 percent of the population will not session with them and able to do them and relative safety. what they're doing now, unless hi, summer, the elephant in the room that we are not discussing and addressing properly is why on what bases are we saying? we do not wish to immunize children age 12 and above considering the m h. r. a. gave the vaccines a clean bill of health. i'd appreciate that. there may be a minor, a small percentage who may have diabetes as a result of having the injection. but then on the balance of risks and benefits, i would say immunizing the children and that cohort would pay us many, many other additional benefits. i don't know why they're not doing. it would just say that schools being in

professor marion night from the university _ vaccine.er have to self—isolate, if they're a close contact of a covid case. first minister mark drakeford confirmed last night that the change will come into effect on the 7th of august — nine days earlier than england — while scotland plans to do the same on the 9th. labour is calling on the government to bring forward the date on which double jabbed people will no longer be told to self—isolate in england. it's currently set for august the 16th. our political correspondent iain watson explains why wales has opted for a earlier date. the welsh government is very much looking out the underlying data in wales, but also, this is the next stage, if you like, of their road map, they are opening up, so if you like, what they are doing is england'sjuly the 19th and august 16 combined. so there will be at least a plan to change social distancing rules, for example, to reopen nightclubs and so on which our still closed in wales, in august to seventh, and at the same time, also get rid of the requirem

so yeah, it's the marion, let's yourself $50000000.00 of this and $20000000.00 of that and it sort of builds on each other. and then there's all the electronic trading. remember 95 or a 98 percent of the training on monday was electronic. there's no guys down in the pitts go and, you know, get me for the vibe of that. so it's the whole combination of this. me that, hey, it was a data come double, you know what? it was a buying day because we came right down to support that 50 day moving average, which is what a healthy bull market does. and we were buying going into that close because you know what, we made money doing that almost every time we went to cash in march, as you know, in february of last year, that was a whole different thing because the pandemic was coming. but now we're in the sort of the pandemic of the, of the non vaccinated. were all amateur immunology now. but the guys, i follow my mena at harvard, etc, or say, look, we're not going to see this. this is a normal deal in immunology, you know, the, the virus needs to find a new host and need a new way to get in there.

the marion courtyard who produced one of the 7 films selected you document tree bigger than us, follows environmental campaigner malott a visa and i she travels the world to meet other young activists for injectors. mario katya produced the film. she says the young people in it give her hope because they have a lot to teach us. they have a lot to say. and just because they're aware of the situation more than older generations and, and because they act, they do things bigger than i see one of a number of films about climate change. the film festival, where organizes if given ecology, top billing for the 1st time. this is the can have to pay a green tags. it is money that is used to all set for festivals. carbon footprint is an example of how the movie industry is increasingly trying to tackle. it's put loosing practices with for the sake of knowledge, cruise, transportation, and travel. film productions can be big polluters. but paul, to the industry are changing. profile studios near my se, offers a more sustainable way to make films. solar panels provide power for recycled and light. s

let's bring in marion us who is a member of the us african women's council. she's also an old professor managing attorney at prime counseled awesome to join us on scott from new york. thanks for your time. for me with heard from general mark billy. it's almost like what's happening on the ground that have gone on. it is a surprise, but i mean, the jewel down has been planned for a very long time. i think yes, the drop down has been planned for many years, actually beginning from the obama administration. it's something that has been plan, but the issue now is what kind of plan is this where within a week of the u. s. leaving barger on air base in a way that really didn't even give respect to the african government in the middle of the night. that the taliban have made such a great advance. i think this would be alarming to the u. s. decision makers themselves. if the pentagon is saying that this is the rate of advance of the taliban, and this was not what was plan that should be cause for alarm and maybe rethink of the strategy. as part of the, the us tell a

i refuses to back down a marion was watching out. there are also coming up on the program you story. and he shall, i, as a diverse coalition needs to begin the mama tosca rewriting the countries constitution to grind forces issue their demands for sci fi with the e. c o p. s. government. and when fiction meets reality, the charity comic fits raising awareness of the struggle faced by child refugees forced to leave central america. ah, i'll come to the program on top story. 3 years after a string of corruption scandals mismanagement and multiple charges of graft ended his decade long presidency. jacob zoom has continued to defy the authorities. as a deadline approaches and to surrender to police. earlier he joined a crowd of his forces, who rallied outside his home in the candler binding to resist any attempt to detain him. zoom has been found guilty of contempt of court for failing to appear before corruption inquiry. now face is 15 months in prison, and on friday apply to the court. this sentence to be unknown, citing medical reason

mean, you know, there's this sense here that these ideas that are being push may not be majority marion, but they certainly have the ideas of people in power. go ahead down to bear even the idea of insurrection as that title that it is. is what politicize things, sorry, go ahead, daniel greg jump in. that's fine. i mean, yeah, i mean, i mean both sides have their grievances. i mean for every, for every complaint by the right, i can cite 10 complaints by the, by the left which you know which the left leaves and just as passionately and justice fervently. but the point is, and it's and was throwing around the ward majority. and i believe that ultimately democracy rests on majority rule. we can discuss the question of minority rights and what that means, etc. but ultimately majority democratic rule is the driving force behind democracy . if you have 25 people vote and 13 want one, option 12 want the other. well, the 13 when that's simply the way it works. and, but the problem in america is we don't have that. we have a system of minority rule upon minority rule, neither side has the power

marion could not save her photo albums. but her three children survived.hey are ok and yeah, that makes me feel really happy. and that's the biggest thing you can get. people who could not get to higher ground did not have a hope. this used to be my kitchen. without sufficient warning, her son was trapped inside. he said "momma, momma, there is a lot of water. "there is a lot of water, there is a man "coming by and he screams, help, help, help and he went "down the water and he comes back up and down again and "then he was gone." here in this village, so many homes that were not washed away by the flood water will remain uninhabitable and unsafe and they have to demolish those first before they can begin the process of rebuilding people's homes and lives again. toothpaste, a candle, the bare essentials. they are enough for now. despite this support, as night falls, with literally no doors to lock, new threats emerge. i doors to lock, new threats emerge-— doors to lock, new threats emerue. ., . ., ., ,, emerge. i do have an axe beside m bed emerge. i do hav

had changed because the students actually change the schools and and also that had to do with the marion report that really put a i think it was on the boarding schools and how the simulation efforts were so detrimental to native americans. and so by the time i got to phoenix in june school, everyone was speaking their languages. we have the power club, we had the hope club and that's my tribe. so culture was acknowledged in no one was being forced to only speak english. so it was a different experience. and i think that's important to keep in mind with boarding schools. and through the decades things change and the students helped effect that change for the positive and by the time to phoenix and you closed in 19 after 99 years of operation, you know, the students wanted it to be open for one more year to mark and even 100 years, i want to oscar about the point that you make. it was the students who initiated many of these changes. how does that happen given that the structure of the schools, at least in obviously in the early days had been so restrictive? well again we go back to that

marion was in design used these drafting tools.rosy campaign came decades later, she wrote letters to every legislator for 12 years with no results. until a letter to the white house brought an invitation for the roses and the visibility they had worked so hard for the roses are aging their numbers dwindling, which is why gold's family is so glad she lived to see approval of a congressional medal of honor dedicated to the women. she even helped design it. and when it's unveiled, the three of us are going to go to d c and represent her, okay and do her proud on and no doubt they will. in fairfax, deborah villalon. ktvu, fox two news. oh pgd crews are working in the north bay door moved trees that were cut down after last year's glass fire after that fire pg and e inspected and cut down trees that were a threat to electric equipment in the area. small trees were chipped on site, but larger trees were left now crews are once again coming that area to remove those larger trees. glass fire burned more than 67,000 acres in napa and sonom

give patients a placebo without their knowledge, though they can take what are called open, labeled marion, you know, was given a placebo in addition to painkillers. the research has told her that the pill contained no active ingredients. yet it had an effect, nonetheless, just because i have the feeling it was getting better at times with the intensity of the pain decrease. yeah. when i started wondering whether it really was just good to see, but let's see what an experience confirmed by the steady test objects you knew they were taking a placebo felt less pain. but how is that possible? the question researchers can still speculate on female counsel then mental illnesses get better on that. all come and go via phone, call to the close to study and get pain relief. and then of course, i'm going to link the to see by treatment actually puts your mouth in turn fuels my positive expectation for the rest of the study of food and vitamin. it's a theory, but we don't fully understand the question about this is me. what is certain is that the dummy therapy cause no change in physical conditions

asset work in harmony together and i'd like to give a special shout out my own first responders from marion clay county who have made the journey down here as part of the urban search and rescue team, thank you to the first responders the mayor's, thank you for your tremendous hard work. >> thank you, congresswoman. >> good evening, everyone. it's the end of day ten in our efforts have continued throughout the day. i am grateful to the congresswoman for joining us, she has a role overseeing fema activities and she is super impressed, as are we all quickly incredible response of our fema team so thank you the number of confirmed deaths remains the same as last reported, 24th but now 23 of those next of kin have been notified. 191 people are now accounted for, that is good news. 121 are still unaccounted for. i want to remind you the detectives are continuously updating the list so the numbers are fluid, subject to change. as i mentioned earlier, we are continuing to move forward with duke diligent and specific time i for the demolition, we don't have that for you yet. search and rescue does

marion's son is now among the legions of young people investing their energy and the regionwide clean—upfrom across the country, teaming up with the exhausted emergency workers. we have the fire brigade and military with us. those that are still here and helping to get all the things out. this helping hands, neighbours that have help from all over germany. here in this village, so many of the homes that uninhabitable and they have here in this village, so many of the homes that were washed away by the flood water were made uninhabitable and they have to demolish those first before beginning the process of rebuilding peoples homes and lives again. toothpaste, a candle, the bare essentials are enough for now. despite the support, as night falls, with literally no doors to lock, new threats emerge. ido i do have an axe beside my bed. i close my door, if somebody comes and wants to rape me, i don't think there's much to take away. let me sleep, tomorrow is a new day, hopefully we will wake up and work again. anna halligan, bbc news, ahrweiler. jeff bezos, the billionaire founder of amazon, h

patient surplus cbo without their knowledge, though they can take what are called open label with the marion clean it was given a placebo. in addition to painkillers, the research is told her that the pill contained no active ingredients. yet it had an effect. none the less i have the feeling it was getting better at the time to deal with the intensity of the pain decrease. yeah, and i started wondering whether it really was just good to see, but let's see what an experience confirmed by the steady test subjects you knew they were taking placebo felt less pain. but how is that possible. busy not to question researchers can still speculate on feeling cargo van of mental illnesses get back around that all come and go, and then it gets to the close to study and get pain really. and then of course, i'm going to link the to see by treatment that took off the personal math in turn fuels my positive expectation for the rest of the study, a lot of food and vital. it's a theory, but we don't fully understand the question about crushed on this is me. what is certain is that the dummy therapy cause no