officially stephanie belong to a different parish the kaiser frieda reshma morial church in the berlin hands a quarter she was confirmed in this church and here she struck a bargain with god. she would attend church for a year after confirmation if you helped her make something of her life. you were confirmed here. for crazy new year's is strange to be back it was so long ago that was in 2000. and you received your 1st blessing on those steps as well i was already christened but the 1st i can remember kneeling section me. well there's no need or it was not exactly sure where it was what you don't really show you. i didn't laugh i was so nervous. i noticed it made me feel cold. as a teenager i heard that our i didn't understand the sermon and didn't understand what the people was doing here i was glad if i could find the right him i had no idea what was going on even though i'd been confirmed or. i just used the time to think about my life happening and that one hour a week helped me become calmer more reflective. and i heard really good things. i try to listen to the sermon but after 3

officially stephanie belong to a different parish the kaiser frieda reshma morial church in the berlin hands a quarter she was confirmed in this church and here she struck a bargain with god. she would attend church for a year after confirmation if he helped her make something of her life. you were confirmed here. for crazy you know this is strange to be back here it was so long ago that was in 2000. when you received your 1st blessing on those steps as well i was already christened but the 1st i can remember kneeling section me. well there's no need or it was not exactly sure where it was what you don't really show you. i didn't laugh i was so nervous. i noticed it made me feel cold. as a teenager i heard that our i didn't understand the sermon and didn't understand what the people was doing here i was glad if i could find the right him i had no idea what was going on even though i'd been confirmed. or. i just used the time to think about my life happening and that one hour a week helped me become calmer more reflective. and i heard really good things. i try to listen to the sermon bu

after showing his crass cartoons of the prophet mohammad during a lesson on freedom of speech and the morial march has been taking place in paris andrew symonds reports. death of the french. decapitated in broad daylight. with cameras. political reaction to the murder of history teacher. is anything but quiet. to the same to the national members of the french parliament gathered then a minute's silence. afterwards came this proclamation. we are united standing undetermined to fight the instigator of this murder because the mr samuel party lies the france that is republican and humanist that was cravenly under trying to tact. emanuel macron the french president has ordered a crackdown on muslim organizations they do not even as of tomorrow at the cabinet meeting we will dissolve the shake you see in collective directly implicated in the attack more decisions against associations and groups of individuals who follow in the coming days and weeks determination is complete the acts will happen the republic needs them. here worshippers at a mosque that's been closed down by the interior minister w

calls for a morial were immediate. the veterans who had put up the statue of a general henry thomas in iowa circle and later erect the statue of logan in logan's circle led the charge. the filling of circles and squares of civil war and military heroes had only begun recently, in 1874. with only five up to that point. general rowlands, scott, and admiral fair. garfield had even attended the grand ceremonial unveiling of that statue that february. the initial fund-raising for garfield's memorial, dated january 15th, 1882, suggested that his statue would be similarly located in a public square in washington. there was a goal of a sum of not less than 200,000 dollars and a very optimistic completion date of three years. fundraising efforts for the statue had to compete with a number of other projects such as the memorial hospital and a statue in cleveland. what form and where the memorial would take place was open to question. by 1883, 2 years after, the post was against an equestrian statue of garfield. they threw cold w

this is the garfield morial. garfield was shot in the baltimore baton the train station by charles quito, on july two, 1881. then, a return to the white house for medical care. ghetto was not a disappointed office seeker, but was a delusional character with dreams of glorious public service. for which he was totally unqualified. the long, agonizing death of guard feels captivated public attention during the summer, of 1881. and finally came in september of, after a wretched summer of suffering in the white house. he'd been moved a tease insistence, when it became clear he could never recover. his body was brought back to the capital for a lying in state. card field was only the six main to lie in state, in the rotunda. this, the second presidential assassination, it was in some ways more shocking than the first. he seemingly motivated by office eating, unlike the previous one seeking revenge for the loss of the civil war. here he is, laying in state, in the attended. the memorial was immediate, the army of cumber

we think about the remarks that the french president has made in the last week for example at the morial service for the slain teacher he said france will continue to publish cartoons and then in the last few days as these threats were coming in from countries such as pakistan and from turkey he said that from was is and i'm quoting it and it existential battle against islamic fundamentalism so it really is a time when france feels that it needs to defend itself and its freedom of expression but ex-president reza type out of one has also become involved in this whole story. basically attacking. michael what is the view in france that has influenced the current mood in the country. well there is a feeling that this confrontation between the french president and his turkish counterpart is perhaps getting a little out of hand i mean to have clashed over masses such as libya are going to care about drilling by turkish ships in the eastern mediterranean nearby to cyprus so the 2 men have you know in the last couple of months really been having crossed was with each other so you have the frenc

to our correspondent marina strauss merida the entire country is holding a national tribute in the morial ceremony right behind you where you are at the famous song that university in paris a tell us to give us a sense of the atmosphere. so many french presidents a man who just finished his very personal very emotional speech he wanted he said he wanted to concentrate on some party is the person he said he was one of those teachers you will never forget he was one of those teachers who told you what how to think for yourself and not to follow others and he's now the face of frons and like looking around there were a couple of hundreds of people here everyone else very emotional it was very sad you saw some tears here and yes some family was also present apparently it was them who choose the location so brownie of new jersey because it's a symbol for knowledge the symbol for enlightenment and apparently they wanted to have this this tribute here at the university and arena of course the country collectively is still reeling from this brutal murder that took place the government taking this

group 0 the morial cut the dots. for us is the rise here it's a report on the people often ignored but who must be heard so how many other channels can you say will take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas of course we cover major global offense about our past of lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine the young man assad have legion and so many others we go to the making efforts we care we stay. to play and stay friends who will be up and 15 men checked in our hotel mr there might be missing for 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have 40 cleaned some mystery wanted to give an example of it from start to speaking about the role in the books before even the saudi government give up with just that jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera 40 years ago on october the 6th when muslims were observing ramadan and jews were celebrating yo

the 1st night of curfew or it was a discharge of a weapon that killed the young 13 year old yesin morialis back at the end will pose no threat to anybody at all so it is really for the court to determine the cases but many of these. cases are now before courts in the sense that we have police officers essentially who have been put on their defense to explain under what circumstances that they take place i guess the one i'm not going to say it's a good thing there's very little that's good about this case but the fact that this is come from kenya is. independent policing oversight or thorazine at least it shows that that part of the system is working and that the police are being monitored by their own. yes i mean there are number of lessons i think from this period particularly which are similar to places like nigeria and america at this point one is that public outrage and policy dialogue does work we have noted that you know the number of killings and police. instance of police brutality have actually gone down 80 percent since july and that's a result really of kenyans demanding bette