another, another horrific mass shooting. this time at a municipal center in virginia beach, virginia. 11 people are dead and at least six more hospitalized after a city employee opened fire on co-workers this afternoon.

we will mass-produce the mass landing track. davies appreciated fmc has no experience in building vehicles. he has a few key people network -- that work in the industrial belt in facilities such as in lansing, michigan, but he will hire people out of the automotive industry to help develop the mass production techniques and develop the expertise one would need to build war machinery. one of the key misconceptions about war production is even -- usually you can only do one of two things, this or that, guns or butter. in the case of fmc, it is involved in the butter industry -- it is involved in agriculture -- what is striking about the way fmc mobilized for amphibian tractor construction is it didn't stop it agricultural production business whatsoever. it did both, this is how. one of its new factories that would build in lakeland, florida specifically to build amphibian tractor designs. it added to its factory to build tractors. in riverside, california, the fmc factory would actually build an entirely new factory for amphibian

it had become highly fashionable to customize mass produced cars like the v.w.beetle especially in the us the dune buggy trend was one example mass produced beatles offered plenty of options for customization and to realize one's on a mode of dreams those who paid made that abundantly clear so christopher thinks it's a milestone in automobile history. soon folks wagon acknowledged the appeal of combining exquisite car bodies and robust automobile technology in 1955 task carmen with constructing the elegant karmann ghia based on the v.w. beetle for which the stay with stoke who crashed at essentially paved the way. the next time i drive it we check out mercedes new luxury ford. that c.l.'s. and take the jeep wrangler on a rock opera see you then. from germany's provisional capital in bonn to its current capital in burnley. today i want to invite you to join me on a tour of 70 years of history together will discover what the draft have to do with the country's constitution and hold her visit the places on location that tell the story of post-war germany. 30 minute

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now it doesn't even make the list of top ten deadliest mass shootings. today other works as a high school english teacher has been through multiple lockdown drills the news of other mass shootings can still trigger inside attacks the trauma and what i went through that day will always be a part of me it's taken me quite a few years to kind of come to terms with that for nine years i was really not in denial that the event happened but in denial that the offense impacted me to the extent that it did felt last isolated alone i really started my journey at ten years ten years after the of. frightening to think after the shooting at a movie theater in aurora colorado in two thousand and twelve co-founded the rebels project a support group for mass shooting survivor some victims' families. it started with people from a handful of incidents and care seven years later has members from around sixty communities impacted by mass shootings if you could introduce yourselves and what community you're associated with. survived the era. we started it because one of the

even in mass inside the church has significantly fewer worshippers than the mass outside despite that the priest says he's on the side of the women. and there's no theological reason why women cannot be ordained and that's why we should do it even if the pope. and the bishops don't approve at the moment we have to make the church more credible it's essential to renew the church little by little and that's not possible without women on the phone but that would be too fast for the official church hierarchy in a statement made in rome a spokesman for the german bishops conference appealed for a slow approach. if the german bishops understand the upset they understand there needs to be changes that's also noticeable in rome and in the vatican wisht if we need to dialogue step by step i don't think a boycott is the right means. what began as a small grassroots movement is quickly gathering pace tomorrow these women will meet again to hold a vigil in other parts of germany to the church boycott is set to continue. cuban gay rights activists have held an unauthorized independent pride parade

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ities egypt continues to mediate talks between israel and the militant palestinian organizations her mass and islamic jihad. joining me now from jerusalem is our correspondent tanya crema talia what is the latest on the situation there. well there's certainly no indication yet that this round of fighting is coming to an end the according to the israeli army over four hundred thirty rockets have been fired since saturday morning and the israeli army has said that they have struck over two hundred targets throughout the gaza strip on both sides to have been casualties as we heard in the report now hamas and islamic jihad the joint command center they have threatened to expand to expand the range of rockets if israel continues its airstrikes and israel has also warned that they are prepared for any scenario and have also reinforced brigade that is stationed outside the gaza strip now they had a lull in hostilities what sparked this latest outbreak of violence. well that's why there has been a period of calm of relative calm in the past couple of weeks after under the understandings that have

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mass in the cemetery of the divine word missionaries. a former teacher at the university has died and his brothers and colleagues are holding a requiem mass for him. gravestones commemorate the first missionaries from germany and holland who came to indonesia to preach the gospel. today the situation is reversed. young indignations prepare themselves and lead alero to go to countries where christian communities are dwindling because of a shortage of priests. nobody knows how long this miracle of flores will continue but the young men preparing here for ministry at home and abroad are learning the valuable lesson that a priest must live close to the people he serves. move . move move move move. move. move. move here all the half a stone in your shoes or shoes made from stone. flexible slate makes it possible. this training and sustainable material has opened up a new job for designing and. understanding one is just beginning. to. move on d.w. . a small town in the window with a huge cultural legacy. my mom. somehow by my has managed time

sudan's opposition begins a mass general strike after a deadlock in talks with the military leadership. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. thousands being held without bail the human rights watch report on sinai details alleged abuses against civilians by the egyptian security forces. and al jazeera investigation tracks secret cargo flights which appear to be aiding the libyan warlord trying to capture the capital tripoli. and 2 people including a schoolgirl or killed in a mass stabbing attack near the japanese capital. began in sudan where the opposition is staging a 2 day nationwide strike against the military leadership that's after negotiations with the military council hit a deadlock protest leaders are demanding a civilian led administration other hoping the strike will force a new round of talks going out to have a morgan is live for us in khartoum so him how much pressure is the strike actually really going to put on the military council. while at the moment richelle the opposition coalition is saying that it is just the beginning they're sayin

now it doesn't even make the list of top ten deadliest mass shootings. today other works as a high school english teacher has been through multiple lockdown drills but news of other mass shootings can still trigger inside attacks the trauma and what i went through that day will always be a part of me it's taken me quite a few years to kind of come to terms with that for nine years i was really not in denial that the event happened but in denial that the offense impacted me to the extent that it did felt last isolated alone i really started my journey at ten years ten years after the of. the day if you think after the shooting at a movie theater in aurora colorado in two thousand and twelve there co-founded the rebels project a support group for mass shooting survivors and victims' families. it started with people from a handful of incidents here seven years later that has members from around sixty communities impacted by mass shootings if you could introduce yourselves and what community you're associated with. a survivor of the aurora movie. we started

the scene of a mass shooting is not an easy place to come to.e walking into a stranger's funeral. >> we don't know each other yet, but we do now. >> reporter: but in grief, strangers can quickly become family. >> you've got a second mom here. >> reporter: we saw the phillips' in thousand oaks, california, where 12 people were gunned down at a country music bar last november. it is one of the latest stops on their heart-breaking journey. >> if you haven't lost somebody close to you, you can't comprehend it. >> just days before they arrived here, they were in pittsburgh where 11 people were murdered at the tree of life synagogue. >> it's so interesting what you're doing. you're not trained therapists, you're not counselors, and yet you have upended your lives and reaching out in a very individual way to people. >> yeah. it's compassion. >> that's what it is. >> bottom line, it's about compassion. >> the compassion we get from those people too. it's not like it's a one-way deal. >> it was in 2012 that their daughter, jessica, was murdered along wit

to continue the mass movements which are sparked change in sudan how many faces our correspondents. on the ira brought him. to do those who were killed in the fight for liberation who is now part of the revolution herself. spraypaint weapon of protest. based group fifty artist has returned to her home sudan to do her part of the uprising that broke out in december she's honoring anti-government protesters who've lost their lives by creating portraits of them in front of their homes. the artwork being there is a reminder to everyone that you know what they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because. all comes down to they went out to protest for us. of the past month and a team of volunteers have memorialized over twenty martyrs as she refers to them. as they did so at a great personal risk. not so myself because we painted in the middle of demonstrations with security forces everywhere what would we have done if something had happened when we were doing our last painting we got arrested. i. ration came from moving conversations with relatives of the victims as i can body

i am not sure of the most recent mass transit systems put in place. a $90 billion funding gap on mass transit across the country. let's go to judy in minneapolis. independent line. caller: this is judy. minnesota is working hard on raising the gas taxes right now. we have road were going on all the time. -- roadwork going all the time. i can only hope they are building it for the future. severe weather all over the united states, texas, minnesota, from new york to california. we can see the severe weather. , andamage that is doing already old infrastructure. in my opinion, my question is donald trump traced all over this country, you call us the flyover states. we drive. my point is why donald trump is lending the helicopter in iowa and promising he would like to buy some land there, you can look that up. host: what is the specific question for our guest? caller: what we got is a tax cut for the rich. infrastructure should have been the first bill that was brought out into congress. the senate and house of representatives to get financing for infrastr

now it doesn't even make the list of top ten deadliest mass shootings. today other works as a high school english teacher has been through multiple lockdown drills but news of other mass shootings can still trigger inside attacks the trauma and what i went through that day will always be a part of me it's taken me quite a few years to kind of come to terms with that for nine years i was really not in denial that the event happened but in denial that the offense impacted me to the extent that it did felt last isolated alone i really started my journey at ten years ten years after the of it. frightening to think after the shooting at a movie theater in aurora colorado in two thousand and twelve there co-founded the rebels' project a support group for mass shooting survivor some victims' families. it started with people from a handful of incidents and care seven years later that has members from around sixty communities impacted by mass shootings if you could introduce yourselves and what community you're associated with. survived the. we started it because

there is now a mass shooting?ture for me to comment on any reason why or what weapon he used or policies por if there is a policy that could have prevented this. it's just way too premature i don't have any information to say that. i'm not prepared to compensate on that. it's just too early. >> it's just at this point the emotion. >> i understand there are people -- i understand there are people who might want to comment on it. but without any information we don't know if there is any policies that could have been put in place that would have prevented in specific incident. i just don't know. and that's just premature. >> well i appreciate your time, scott. thank you very much. as i said scott taylor was the former congressman from in area. of course as he said it's called virginia beach home for more than 20 years. en and obviously very familiar with the area. as you heard his description from the many times he has been thereby, it was a very low security building because civilians are in and out. citizens are in

mass in the cemetery of the divine word missionaries. the former teacher of the university has died and his brothers and colleagues are holding a requiem mass for him. gravestones commemorate the first missionaries from germany and holland who came to indonesia to preach the gospel. today the situation is reversed. young indian asians prepare themselves and lead alero to go to countries where christian communities are dwindling because of a shortage of priests. nobody knows how long this miracle of flores will continue but the young men preparing here for ministry at home and abroad are learning the valuable lesson that a priest must live close to the people he serves. take off like. he describes himself as the know. how could i be special how could i. use one of the most top soccer coach is really just an ordinary guy. jurgen klopp the german head coach of absolute liverpool tell me that my kids in an exclusive interview from mahboba coming up going to deliver. the cue ball the half a stone in your shoes or issues made from stone. flexi

records changes in the earth's mass caused by movements of bodies of water. this is how earth looks if its gravity field is shown not completely round it's an imperfect spear with dense and bulges and this is how the twin satellites of the grace follow on mission see it they orbit the earth 15 times each day and monitor its mass which constantly changes especially the masses of water on the earth's surface and in the ground satellites are the best way to observe waters and flow across the entire planet. using microwaves they measure the distance between one another to the 1000th of a millimeter the satellites gravitate to varying degrees and their orbit depending on how big the mass beneath them happens to be this gravitational pull changes the distance between the satellites the water budget can then be calculated from the date and they collect. every month the satellites deliver a new snapshot of the constantly changing distribution of mass on and in the earth the data will help to better document the impact of climate change. for example how quickly the po

every month the satellites deliver a new snapshot of the constantly changing distribution of mass on and in the earth the data will help to better document the impact of climate change. for example how quickly the polar ice caps are melting the previous mission has already shown that between 222016 the greenland ice sheet melted faster than previously believed. every year about $270000000000.00 tons of ice are being lost there. with the satellites help researchers can now monitor the global water budget and they can examine how far the groundwater level has sunk due to over use or how climate change alters precipitation and the distribution of water new insights from outer space into the life processes of our earth. or your. if ash is director of the european space agency's earth observation programs he joins us from the. living planet symposium in milan italy welcome to the w. what do missions like grace tell us about the statement in particularly the water bodies and changes to the gravity but there are a number of satellites so who are complementing measurement and therefore reall

may first usually seize mass demonstrations by french unions this year the traditional holiday honoring labor movements comes after months of so-called yellow vest protests large scale demos that have seen crowds trashed public spaces and upscale stores the government has often seemed unable to stop them. job i mean. there's a real discontent in this country and it will be expressed today and in the coming days and it's been expressed for five months those who said that protests don't make any difference that there wasn't any younger left in the country have been forced to realize that there is unhappiness in the country. and i think that it's a pity that. it's a country. it's a pretty good that's the french caracter it seems. the authorities have adopted what they call a zero tolerance approach after a particularly violent demo earlier this year that's being put to the test yet again today. straight to paterson where we joined the correspondent elise lewis welcome lisa how have things been today. well it's been a strange day reading i mean violent clashes. happened right before the beg

a funding gap on mass transit across the country. host: democrats line -- let's go to judy in minneapolis. independent line. caller: this is judy. hard ona is working raising the gas taxes right now. hope they are building it for the future. severe weather all over the minnesota,es, texas, from new york to california. we can see the severe weather. an already old infrastructure. ismy opinion, my question donald trump traced all over this country, you call us the flyover states. we drive. my point is when donald trump is landing in the hell it -- the helicopter in iowa and promising he would like to buy some land there. host: what is the specific question for our guest? what we got is a tax cut for the rich. infrastructure should have been broughtt bill that was out into congress. to get financing for infrastructure to raise jobs. what't want to hear about people might make too much money, the average person working. we need infrastructure. host: thank you. guest: i support the comment that it would've been nice if that was the first

it's sunday mass is being celebrated at a small parish in the mountains. father kill or cast been coming here for years to minister to the villagers. it's common for lecturers from they'd alero to do pastoral work in the surrounding villages on sundays. usually accompanied by seminarians. it's valuable experience for the students. here in the villages the people's faith is strong. the sydney fund surviving aren't troubled by doubts. they live an intuitive religious life. it's something that they don't question to see. divine work missionaries like father georg continue to have great influence on young people here in the mountain villages which they've served for many years. few orders priest becoming a priest is considered interesting and attractive to young people all over floors. need a reason not to do it. if i think about my time in high school we had to hide our plans to enter the priesthood or others would have teased us. for that's not the case here. it's easy to. see life. in the middle your priest or religious leader in flora's in indonesia carrie

this is the massing. the proposed project sits less than 18 feet from the rear windows of 260 bocana and looms over 40 feet high. this perspective shows how reducing the project to three-storeys would reduce impact of massing on neighborhood dwellings. we do think the project will still allow development of throw dwelling units, smaller more affordable units or eliminating an unneeded retail space. it will lesson privacy and shadow impacts on it neighbors and it won't set a precedent that will encourage demolition with loss of affordable housing and retail space. it will be better fit for the character of the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. do we have any public comment in support of the d.r. requester? please, come on up. lineup on the left-hand side. >> my name is jason rigs i'm the owner of 260 bocan street. instead of just talking about the mass 18 feet from my house. the property line, as you can see, goes all the way across my backyard. all of the light in my house and the lower unit comes fr

the black this and franchise masses that i think that's absolutely understandable but he's still very close to the wind in making certain comments of the latest one about the seat at the front table i understand the imagery the reality is it could well drum up people to believe literally that's what he means if we don't sit with you we destroy the table and that in a racially charged environment is unacceptable more so as we know on election day. so let's go back to our top story then and the iran nuclear deal which is in danger of unraveling after the u.s. pulled out and the left in something of a wavering position now iran is threatening to dial back on some of its commitments to we're going to get reaction now from cover for c obviously an expert on iranian foreign and nuclear affairs welcome to the program again could see is iran in any kind of position to be making these kind of demands one of the same time threatening to stockpile no when rich uranium. of course because it takes two to tango and we have a. deal on paper all parties signatories to buy it and unfortunately we see

this idea that the crime bill generated mass incarceration, it did not generate mass incarceration. >> harris said the crime bill did contribute to mass incarceration, invoking a federal three strikes law. incarcerates had been rising steadily since the early 1970s. you'll hear more about that debate. >>> a quinnipiac poll from pennsylvania shows trump in trouble from opponents. sanders also ahead, poll shows trump within the margin against several other top candidates. it is interesting to see bernie sanders, though, also leading him because the thought was that joe biden was uniquely qualified to win in pennsylvania. apparently not. apparently the politics of bernie sanders poll well there as well. >> those numbers will continue to change i'm sure in the weeks ahead. >>> two students getting the boot from georgetown over connections to the college admissions scandal. one of those students is suing the school. mopping? what's better than anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's

usbowo is the most a tory mass killer in indonesia. he is been implicated in mass killings in east timor, coppola, the kidnapping and torture of activist in jakarta. he was also the closest u.s. protege in indonesia are working directly for the u.s. defense intelligence agency and special forces, repeatedly bringing u.s. special forces into indonesia where among other things they did reconnaissance, as prabowo tolman, , u.s. contingency planning for an invasion of indonesia if the u.s. ever -- years ago that when prabowo mused to me when we had a conversation about the possibility of him seizing power and becoming what he called a fascist dictator. so his defeat is something of a turning point. it is the second time he has been defeated by jokowi, being, president, but he refuses to accept it. he has proclaimed himself the president. and now his backers, who include islamist organizations including a group called the fpi, and even elements of isis come happen out on the s street trying to provoe an emergency, which would require army i

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country because worldwide whether in the us or elsewhere and then this is especially true when the masses relate to state security or intelligence which always involves particular sources who can provide verification or information. that there was a wall street journal report on the threat from iran it would seem very interesting is that the headline was almost the exact opposite of what the story was describing all along the reporting you would see points and information would refute actual conclusion that one would get from the headline and there's a good part of the audience that only sees that headline on their phones on their website and then they move on to the next story. those headlines have been largely based on 2 things u.s. intelligence report that was 1st reported upon on may the 6th and gunboat attacks against foreign oil tankers 2 of them saudi the took place. a few days later and have been blamed on iran or its proxies the intelligence report has not been made public its contents have reportedly been described to various news outlets by those anonymous officials who talk ab

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mass and welcome. as well as all this political turmoil there are now reports that members of cabinet are to meet with her to day one of them likely to be hoping to achieve. well it's a lot of speculation on social media as to what they want but we know that the pressure. is growing and from what we hear now it's growing from within her own cabinet we know that many most of the brics a tear leaning cabinet ministers are not happy with her new proposals and there are reports that some are saying that the concessions that she has made offers for a 2nd round of the referendum that they think that actually goes too far so we just know that the pressure on the prime minister to leave sooner rather than later is growing and seemingly by the minute. given the parliament has already rejected to mrs murray still 3 times what did she actually offer them the codes changed their minds understand what biting. not really feel i mean you see that there were not many cheers and the house there wasn't a lot of applause

in this country. 4100 men and women from young to old to lay down their lives with those weapons of mass destruction. those lives were perpetrated by john bolton now fast forward to today we have seen this movie before. because of bones actions in the mideast this will happen again for go i don't want to see it happen again. i have been to too many funerals of servicemembers from delaware dying in iraq. i don't want to go to anymore. no more spouses, children, parent spouses, children, parents, bros and sisters. as we have done in recent years with families serving crushed by sorrow. being agitated over a decade and then to stop iran's bomb or bomb iran under bold leadership with these policies to become ever more dangerous and isolated from our traditional allies pulling us into another foreign conflict this need this escalation is no way to conduct our foreign policy or to safeguard our national security. demonstrations actions with respect to iran don't just increase the odds of a conflict but damage the credibility of us around the world. united states cannot be trusted to uphold our

to continue the mass movement which has sparked change in sudan how many faces our correspondents. and i brought him. to do those who were killed in the fight for liberation and who is now part of the revolution has self. spraypaint. test. to do with the uprising. she's honoring anti-government protesters who've lost their lives by creating portraits of them in front of their homes. the artwork being there is a reminder to everyone that you know what they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because i've done that it all comes down to they went out to protest for us. over the past months a seal and a team of volunteers have memorialized over twenty martyrs as she refers to them. as they did so at a great personal risk. that someone we painted in the middle of demonstration with security forces everywhere what would we have done if something had happened when we were doing our last painting we got arrested and feel for. the inspiration came from moving conversations with relatives of the victims a seal is back in body the neighborhood so some of the times most violent clash

i mean, the mueller report was a big mass for the american people to digest.dual episodes, i think if we took a poll, people couldn't identify the ten things that mueller pointed to as obstruction of justice, and the opportunity to kind of elucidate these one by one, and potential impact on public opinion makes sense. in terms of the politics, i think people are overreading lessons. it may not be significant one way or the other. the democrats gained seats in 1998, first time it happened since 1836, when -- 1834, excuse me, when republicans impeached him. but republicans did win the white house in 2000 on a theme of restoring honor and dignity to the oval office, piggy backing on the argument made in impeachment, and republicans maintained control of the house in 1998 and 2000. there's not support in public opinion today for i am impeaching the president, but the information brought out could change that. >> stand by. we have more on all of this. we're also standing by for a news conference in virginia beach, virginia. we expect to hear momentarily from law en