. >> at the miramar hotel, headquarters of the western task , the general agrees upon terms of united dates occupation. leave the hotel in complete accord. as so-called [ null ] army commission arrived two days before united states forces is rounded up and now, beneath the bayonets of united states infantrymen they take exercise >> down the mediterranean, balloons attacked the colonial harbor against low-level air attack but 16 hours after the americans landed authorities agreed to the city's surrender. negotiations were completed and french morocco and general noga's with the united nations. british admiral cunningham, united states and general eisenhower and supreme command. italian members of the armistice commission who met the same fate as the germans at casablanca, leave the hotel carefully guarded by american soldiers.. they get a fond farewell from the good people of algiers. now, into algiers in a steady stream of troops ready for the big push east, fighting men are britain's first army, eager for return engagement with the nazis , on to join forces with montgomery, their goa

at the miramar hotel, headquarters of the western task force, general patton and french military leaderss of united states occupation, leave the hotel in complete accord. a so-called nazi pharmacist -- pharmacist commission that arrived two days before united states forces landed are rounded up. they take their exercise. [video clip] ♪ -- down the mediterranean, mirage balloons protect the french colonial harbor of algiers. but 16 hours after the americans landed, authorities agreed to the city's surrender. in the hotel st. george, negotiations were completed. french morocco and algiers are in allied hands. now allied with the united nations. the british admiral, united states general clark, general eisenhower, in supreme command. battalion members of the axis armistice commission are carefully guarded by american soldiers. they get a fond farewell from the good people of algiers. [jeers] ♪ now into algiers pours a steady stream of troops ready for the big push east, fighting men of british's first army. veterans of dunkirk, eager for a return engagement with the nazis. on to join forces

who candidates who don't have the kind of name recognition on the national stage like the mayor of miramarng us on a sunday. >> good afternoon, kristin. how are you? >> i'm great, let's start by talking about this huge crowded field. how do you try to stand out when you've got 19 other candidates, a lot of whom have entire national profile and there's another mayor, pete buttigieg getting so much attention, how do you stand out? >> well, coming on programs like yours, as mayor i have been successful in solving issue in florida's 13 largest state in miramar, living wage u we can can have stronger voice in gun control. one of the fastest-growing economies in the country with more fortune 500 companies than any city in south florida, the city of miramar to be able to translate the experience nationally. i look forward to continuing getting message cross. i was in pennsylvania this past weekend, i will be in iowa tomorrow as well as new hampshire later in the week, but i get a chance to meet more citizens across this country, our message is resinating. >> one of your key proposals is a pretty

the latest is a 44-year-old mayor of miramar, florida.g to take on the big issues including the gun violence, climb change, and student debt. the mayor joins me now. thank you for being here. it's good to have you here. >> thank you for having me here. >> thank you, martha. >> look at the board of the contenders that are insofar. you know, others who are still undeclared like joe biden and the mayor of south bend, indiana, who you see pictured there. a lot of them, he may not be in this category but a lot of them are better known than you are and they have more experience on the national stage. why get in? >> well, you know, as the son of immigrant parents who came here to america from jamaica, chasing the american dream. my father cut sugar cane for a while to help support his family. and to live that american dream they set out for me being mayor of a major city in florida. starting construction business. playing football at florida state university. i see that the dreams and the opportunities are slipping away from the american people.

climate of fear in fact amnesty international has said that this is a real blow to press freedom in miramar also pointed out though that it's not just journalists who it is concerned for what it also says that there has been a crackdown on freedom of expression among other critics of authorities in me and maher it's pointed out that it's alleged that in the last few days a number of other critics have been arrested in mia ma so there is some real concern a lot of people as well very. angry actually rights groups. sushi the de facto leader of me in ma they'd hoped that she would come out in defense of these journalists and in fact she gave a statement in the buildup to this ruling saying that she didn't believe that these journalists were arrested for journalism she said that in essence they violated the law and nehemiah now that reporting by these two who want to use their colleagues has been awarded the pulitzer prize the house i've gone down with authorities in myanmar. that's right their colleagues from reuters completed the investigation following their arrest and published its findings

in may two thousand and seventeen a young domestic worker from miramar had a terrifying fall from the night floor of this block of flats in singapore. her employer whom we will call john can still remember that day. a bounce that hutchison oleson she told told us how low us some thoughts on to. sunlight a soul fogey are what you call biscuit households not touch a book i sing. and book i sing about how to how to tell white just as i see i see our. own children. the girl who john knows s. ten ten was severely injured and is lucky to be a life. full was broken by a covered walkway two stories down. john says he was initially very angry about what she'd done but then he found out something shocking from the myanmar embassy tintin was just fifteen years old what's and. you know it ins. and cloudy and. cool i see. no harm in this is what sensible sorry. when he fossum. john and his wife tintin through a singapore an employment agency asset recruitment according to this information sheet prepared by the company she was twenty three years old asset recruitment the client of repeated requests

chose to arrest walter during a routine check-in at the miramar ice facility. ice imprisoned walter, a loving father of a family of four and a 30 year resident from miami. on march 21st ice deported walter to peru breaking apart his family and traumatizing his family. i tell you this story because it is not unique. why is the administration deporting those who are following the rule of supervisory review? and can you look into this policy and ensure that the immigration beoard of appeals i amenable to cases like this where undocumented individuals are doing everything they should and are deported anyway. >> i would just offer that due process is essential in our immigration enforcement responsibilities that it occurred both with the immigration court system and the decision making by both i.c.e. and cbp. i don't have the specifics of the case you're talking about. >> it happens every single day at any given time in my community. you have individuals who show up for review and have no idea if they're going to have the rug pulled out from underneath them. >> a su

documents obtained by bloomberg, investigators in indonesia looking into extra aerospace facility in miramar, florida. does not link the repair shop to the ethiopian jet that went down three weeks ago. today marks a year since a shooting at youtube headquarters in san bruno. authorities say the scenered an courtyard. they say she was angry at youtube's new policies, which she believes censored her online posts. and limited her ability to sell ads on her youtube channel. >> the city of mountain view voted to approve a new development project that would tear down 59 affordably priced apartments and replace them with million-dollar townhomes. the result of the decision is dozens of long-term residents have to find a new place to live. the modest apartments at 2310 rock street in mountain view were built in the 1970s. residents pay between $1000 and $3000 per month. new developer wants its place. they estimate each would sell for $1.5 million. the developer has the city's approval to do it. the council voted last night 6- 1 to approve the townhome project. heartbreaking decision for many residen

in fact, right now, as a mayor in the city of miramar, we're on the front line trying to stop a company they filed to the state of florida for an oil drilling permit, to explore the prospects of oil on their property. and when you think about oil drilling in our precious and fragile everglades which actually is a source to our drinking water, to over 8 million south floridians, it's something that we will continue to fight. lauren: he might have some republican support there. florida governor de santis and senator scott are opposed. the price of oil is now at a five month high. that's something the trump administration is working to reduce. cheryl: breaking news out of the u.k. julianne assange has been arrested in london. he had to leave the ecuadorian embassy after several years of being there and living there for several years. he had been wanted by u.k. authorities, european authorities, u.s. authorities for his role in several things over the last several years. jewel januarjulianneassange hasn london. we'll have details later on. congresswoman ilhan omar making shocking comments a

gallagher's attorney confirmed he had been moved to the barracks at the marine air station in miramaras detained since february 11th. last week at that group of 40 lawmakers signed a letter and held a news conference asking trump move to gallagher too less restrictive base. the navy s.e.a.l. pleaded not guilty in january to charges of premeditated murder and other offenses including opening fire on crowds of iraqi civilians. his trial is set for may 28th. >>> two pilots are dead after their viper helicopter crashed near yuma, arizona on saturday night. they were conducting a routine training mission. the cause of the crash is under investigation and the names of the pilots will be released after next of kin notification. >> we're learning more of the role that saudi arabia played between amazon jeff bezos and lauren sanchez. sanchez's pro trump brother may have been responsible forehanding over the private information to the national enquirer and ami. the man in charge of bezos' investigation reveals his team has quote concluded with high confidence that the saudi government had acces

dropping's obtained by bloomberg, investigators in indonesia are looking into a aerospace facility in miramar, florida. the report does not link the crash of the ethiopian airlines jet last month. this comes as an faa whistleblowers shedding new light on how the agency regulates companies such as bone. fox news, doug mckelway has more on that part of the story from washington. >> reporter: the faa, under intense scrutiny following the boeing 737 max 8 plains, now a whistleblower has come forward to shed new light on the approval process alleging, among other things that numerous faa employees including those involved in the aircraft evaluation group for the boeing 737 max 8 had not received proper training and balance certifications. lawmakers quickly seized on the report, calling for an investigation into what they say is a major controversy. >> they caught the in effect were the fox guarding the hen house and the inadequate role of the faa in providing training to them. >> reporter: meanwhile, as the investigation continues, the focus remains on the train to plains anti-stall system with bo

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this it is in indonesia where the plane originated are now looking into an aerospace facility in miramar, florida. the report does not like the repair shop, though, to the ethiopian airlines boeing jet that went down just last month. investigators looking into that jet deadly cross are expected to release a preliminary report tomorrow that will offer the first clues into the march 10 disaster. meantime, amy whistleblower claims faa employees lack the proper training to review the boeing 737 max jet, the type of plane involved in both the indonesia and ethiopia crashes. fox's devon callaway has more of that part of the story from washington. >> reporter: the faa already under intense scrutiny following the grounding of boeing 737-max plains, now a whistleblower has come forward to shed new light on the approval process alleging, among other things, that numerous faa employees including those involved in the aircraft and valuation group for the boeing 737 max 8 had not received proper training and valid certifications. lawmakers quickly seizing on the report calling for a new investigation

also miramar supreme court rejects a final appeal by two reuters journalists jailed for reporting on the rigging a crackdown. and i'm going to tell you a sport the boxer on a roll will have action from a crucial night in the n.b.a. playoffs. welcome to the news our it's a national day of mourning in sri lanka for victims of sunday's suicide bombings three hundred twenty one people are confirmed dead including forty five children parliament has met for the first time since the attacks the state minister of defense says they were in response to last month's shooting at two mosques in new zealand funerals have been held and islanders observed three minutes of silence sri lankan media is showing security camera video of the moment as suspect entered a church in the gumbo before blowing himself up the easter sunday explosions ripped through several churches and hotels targeting worshipers and tourists police have arrested forty suspects moments ago prime minister really over christmas single address the nation saying foreign agents had a hand in the attacks on sunday. i would like to say

also miramar supreme court rejects a final appeal by two reuters journalists jailed for reporting on the wrecking crackdown. and in sport for his favorite footballer gets a warm welcome on his return home joe will have those details at. the un special envoy for libya has renewed his appeal for all armed groups to stop a third week of fighting around tripoli. call came as forces led by the ward cleaver have to slow their advance on the capital at least two hundred sixty four people have been killed and thousands injured since the battle for control of the city began two weeks ago earlier in the year with as i was the task i've been charged with despite its difficulty is to return to negotiations i call for a peaceful solution to stop the war for the reunification of the libyans on a unified resolution to save their country whatever the work of the international community it will need a special libyan will to stop the war. well egypt is due to host two emergency meetings of african leaders to discuss fighting in libya and political unrest in sudan let's go to court to brings us up to d