the allies invaded north africa, america was coming into the war with troops and airplanes however they were now going to engage in a strategy with a stalemate from the defeat of and negotiated peace with that would bthe peopleto keep the territort they had one and that they would be able to survive. but now that he had announced the unconditional surrender, they realized that was not possible and ultimately they would have to answer to an ally to stand before the court. they would find him guilty and spea[inaudible] the unconditional surrender had been given a and it was destroyed. that's what they realized what happened unless something could be done. so july, 1943, two men walked into the hotel in berlin they walked past the bar and went into a private room. they have what are called taxi dancers to get paid a couple to dance with those whose husbands were boyfriends were away fighting. that evening in july, two of the nazi top spymasters, the two men went ahead of the ss cloak and dagger operations. he was 33-years-old, pragmatic man and the man he met with was old enough to be his

it related to the north africa and the e.u. period little must help us in this situation where the regular aerobic heller county says the appeal and economic problems because we need to spend a lot of money to try to contrast the regular media and in this specific moment if we need money to help it they tell us because a lot of industries that are difficult because of the call of arrows. among the many troubling consequences of the pandemic is that millions more children going hungry a study by the british medical journal the lancet estimates that by the end of the year an extra $6700000.00 children under the age of 5 will be dangerously undernourished many thousands protected to die from hunger the e.u. sorry the u.n. is calling for urgent action. we know that there excess acted income. by mobility constraints both the better off able to physically excess and comically excess. and that can have severe consequences in order of attrition today but also for growth and development in the future they were already very profitable fo

through knocks temperatures back down to 24 or 25 with a bit of rain in the middle of the week in north africa again the continuation of the correct type of weather showers all the way north into the sahara coming through in clumps was some concentration it appears a month on the western side of north africa the showers are right up into southern mali even sudden mauritania but their intensity is probably at its greatest in senegal and the gambia but anywhere in this part of west africa will see some pretty wet weather coming up soon. as a series of short documentaries from around the wilds. that celebrate the human spirit against the odds. for. al-jazeera selects changemaker this. the order. and watching others there are a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.k. has signed deals for $90000000.00 doses of 2 potential vaccines it's also signed a deal for a 1000000 doses of an antibody treatment report on the early stage of human clinical trial is expected on monday. talks on a coronavirus economic rescue package for the european union are entering their 4th day the leaders meeting in bru

designed to keep of course not much east when it comes to policing the year legal crossings from north africa but when bags are seized the refugees on board are put into a 14 day quarantine the problem is that the detention centers are getting crowded and social distancing is all but impossible so opposition politicians know i want to go further and stop the boats from docking at italian ports or together italian government recently approved funds to help libya's coast guard that has angered n.g.o.s and human rights creech protesting in rome recuse them of being complicit in people smuggling and torture. when called the coast guard guarding the libyan last hour. takes us some of them they are abroad where. we are not not frankly speaking but they're terrible. now the older. brother now they're the proof that they. normally torture rape literally a congress that italy with this decision over libya because god is reputed for the obtuse it's violations of the fundamental rights of people and is repeated through pression of human beings and contributing to the. still killing a couple leave it isn

keep that bay are of course not much use when it comes to policing the illegal crossings from north africa but when boats are seized the refugees there on board are put into 14 day quarantine the problem is the detention centers are getting overcrowded and social distancing is all but impossible so opposition politicians now want to go further and stop the boats from docking at italian ports altogether italian government recently approved funds to help libya's coast guard but that has angered n.g.o.s and human rights groups protesting in rome recuse them of complicity in people smuggling and torture. when called costello guard the libyan. takes us some of them they are abroad to where. in what you are not not frankly speaking but they're terrible. now the older. brother now they're the proof that they. normally torture and rape literally a congress to italy with this decision. the libyan cause god is repeated for the. violations of the fundamental rights of people and is repeated of human beings and contributing to. the kiwanuka believe it isn't just their only goal in government is a poli

and also we need that to some agreement with the north africa and the european union must help us in this situation where the regular meetings are a bit heller. says the european union and economic problems because we need to spend a lot of money to try to contrast the irregular media and in this specific moment we need money to help they tell us because a lot of industry that it's all because of. this is next all in with it among the many troubling consequences of the pandemic is that millions more children are going hungry a study by the british medical journal now the lancet estimating that by the end of the year an extra $6700000.00 children under the age of 5 risk malnourishment thousands are predicted to die from hunger the u.n. then flagging up an urgent call right now for action. more children are becoming malnourished due to economic shocks created by the pandemic in low income and middle income countries as leaders of 4 u.n. agencies we are issuing a call for action to protect children's right to nutrition the report also highlights a vicious circle that the mother trisha p

the union to try to stop the regular meals and also we need to have this sound related to the north africa and the european union must help has in this situation where the regular aerobic heller county says the european union and the konami problems because we need to spell it out. money to trade to contrast regularly and in this specific moment did we need money to help with the italians because there are a lot of really difficult because of. a police protests a protest against police brutality in israel outside the public security minister's hope has descended into violence between officers and demonstrators. i was i was. was was was. 19 was c was. well about a 1000 protesters turned out in tel aviv for the latest in a series of anti-government rallies carried signs with the names and photos of alleged victims of police violence at recent protests they also chanted against the prime minister binyamin netanyahu to some of the protesters were attacked by unknown individuals who claim that they were right wing activists 5 people injured there the frak there's been growing unrest in recent w

it we need to with the north africa and the european union must pass in this situation where the regular aerobic in the heller county said the european union and economic problems because we need to spend a lot of money to detroit to contrast the regular media and in this specific moment we need money to help with the italians because there are a lot of industries that are difficult because of the color of arrows. have so much affect on so many things around the world including the next story among the many troubling consequences of the pandemic is that millions more children are going hungry a study by the british medical journal the lancet estimating that by the end of the year an extra $6700000.00 children under the age of 5 will be dangerously undernourished many thousands are protected to to die from hunger the u.n. is flagging up an urgent call right now than for action. we know that their excess is affected. by mobility constraints both the better off able to physically access and the much excess. and that can have severe consequences in orum attrition today but also for growth an

studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average halt to the desert climate would be even worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature were also about 2 to 3 degrees . in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. and the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new patent from holland. the water box is a part made of bio plastics. are going to probably going to be met with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water box is filled with. plenty of water the hope is that this method will give the new tree a natural water tank and a better chance of survival trees and bushes as a barrier this is one way that the last for a toe field will be defended against. the when what is an alarm bell for the rest of the world soon they'll be nothing left here the desert is quickly taken over our oases was he's. not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric to gaga it's

studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average the whole desert climate would be worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature will also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. but the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new payton from holland. the water box is a posh made of bio plastics. to get we're going to probably going to really mess with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water boxes filled with plenty of water the hope is that this method will give the new tree a natural water tank and a better chance of survival trees and bushes as a barrier this is one way that the last for a toe field will be defended against. is an alarm bell for the rest of the world soon they'll be nothing left here the desert is quickly taken over our oases well was he's. not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric to gaga it's a po

isn't just belong to cats are it belongs to the gulf region to the middle east and possibly to north africa as well. a new simple and reportedly 95 percent accurate method of detecting carriers of the corona virus is expected to make its debut in chile police dogs are being trained to identify people who may be infected america and it's a lucy a new report from santiago. these 4 police dogs a professional sniffers until now specialists in finding missing people drugs or explosives but that was the past. today they're training to become bio detectors capable of identifying carriers of 19 even in the earliest stages of the disease. it better than an old photo of the dog sense of smells at least 50 times stronger than humans and investigations under way in the world indicate that they are able to identify particles of covert 19 and contribute effectively to the early detection of the virus. commander a seville says the virus has no smell but that the infection generates metabolic changes to the body that dogs can smell in human sweat these 3 golden retrievers and one labrador would chosen not

to branded as a as the regional tournament it wasn't just for the middle east it was also for north africa as well my view would be if katter is going to bid again it would be a very shrewd and also very appropriate position to have which is this isn't just belong to her it isn't just belong to cats are it belongs to the gulf region to the middle east and possibly to north africa as well. now i new simple and reportedly 95 percent accurate method of detecting carriers of covered 1000 is expected to make its debut in chile police dogs are being trained to identify people who may be infected a lot america's interest in human has a story from santiago. these 4 police dogs a professional sniffers until now specialists in finding missing people drugs or explosives but that was the past. today they're training to become bio detectors capable of identifying carriers of 19 even in the earliest stages of the disease. that better than an old photo of a dog sense of smells at least 50 times stronger than humans and investigations under way in the world indicate that they are able to identify particle

among them my son and his -- and they landed in north africa and suddenly mr. churchill and our ambassador said we have to go back on a commercial plane and the germans will find out and she'll endanger everybody else on the plane. so at last i was sent back and one of our returning bombers with a crew that had delivered a bomb. the heat went off and we were cold all the way over the most difficult and unpleasant trip, however, i enjoyed it. and i think this is probably taken certainly without my knowledge as i got into the car on the return from that trip. but evidently my husband has happy to see me when i got back. >> as a newspaper woman, you must have known many things that you couldn't talk or write about. this cartoon appeared when the president was deciding whether or not he would return for a third term. >> there were many cartoons. they depicted many things. i'm afraid i did see things which were not usual for the lady in the white house. and this shows me sitting up in bed with a typewriter and i'm supposed to be writing "my day." and the caption rea

but as the troops were working through the terrain of north africa and italy, and in china and burma, mules would prove vital and the army would procure local mules in italy and buy 14,000 more during the war. manual, this is what it says about mules. be a certainhould height and weight. he should be compact, stokley built and have a short, straight, well muscled back. legs and goodng feet. if that wasn't enough, mules were also picked on personality. they needed composure, quietness, calmness. these traits were also important you would have hundreds of mules moving together to narrow pathways and in intimidating jungles. selected mealsry le handlers based on whether they were kind and firm. they were expected to train mules with positive reinforcement. they strictly prohibited things like sticks, switches or items that might instill fear in the mule. all of the mules were trained to be ridden, lead, stand quietly, or walk, stand fully packed, move in a herd, swim, and they also had to be immersed in the sounds of battle. battle inoculation was key to making sure the mules did not pan

important to start a lesson i mean i think about the 1000000 really have refugees who came from north africa and the middle east to germany in less you years people who come from countries with very deep anti-semitic traditions and most of whom were convinced how it was never happens so for them this is a very good lesson democracy in the rule of law and about this stark black you see the holocaust unfortunately if the person is not country so it sends definitely the wrong message no punishment no crime really and deepening germany has been vigorous and off in its pursuit of things criminals. you've got to be kidding vigorous enough prison for germany as absolutely terrible record. over the years and if we talk about a western movie i can tell you and give you the figures till 1985 there are 120000 investigations there were tens of thousands of indictments less than 7000 convictions and this is a renewed effort i have to say i want to give credit to the people of lewisburg and especially to yes romanov who has been the director of the central office for the clarification of nazi war crimes t

beginning more bunched hasa it translates as more street using them an evil term for people from north africa rowland's public transport company the b v g things it's time for yet another change of this day sions name. on this was a target on the occasion of diversity day we have to side to rename the station we have people from 51 countries working at the b.b.c. bilin is an open minded city and we at the b.g. wacom the world so we thought in times like this it would be appropriate to you name the station. by the end of the year the station will be renamed. after the 19th century russian composer mikhail evanovich going to composed this symphony. he actually has for tests. and i think it's fantastic they're doing it it's not right in the 21st century to name things after gracious terms for black people it is high times and i hope that not only the station but also the streets get renamed let's remember that the renaming comes as countries around the world we evaluate their legacies of racism and colonialism but in berlin not everyone is happy with the change of name from father to leave it be

remain to the north of africa and the european union must help as. well irregular. said the european union and economic problems because we need to spend a lot of money to detroit to contrast. and in this decision moment if we need money to help they tell us because there are a lot of. people because our. countries around the world brace for maybe a 2nd wave of covert infections north korea and i was markets 1st suspected case the countries potential patient 0 was found with coded related symptoms in the border city of chi song which has been on lockdown now since friday afternoon north korean state media claiming it's a defector they say who fled 3 years ago but then illegally crossed back over the border to the north early last week they have covert is confirmed it will be north korea's 1st officially acknowledged infection the country's steadfastly denied having any cases til now claim that's why the question though by outside experts and always a filmmaker made 2 documentaries in north korea told us that blaming the potential infection i want to read effective f

world war ii, north africa, here dwight eisenhower fly flowered and victory. with the first major triumph. he shared a laurels in this opening mormon, with marshall montgomery. and back home in abilene, far away, mrs. eisenhower was pride as any mother could be with a treasured photograph of her famous son. one of the architects of the korean war, eisenhower built a campaign that swept the forces of hitler to total defeat. the man who went forth to do battle for justice and liberty, return to abilene and his mother. the most notable american figure of his time. his people took him to their hearts. he was a man of the hour. with his assurance in modesty, he had won the acclaim and gratitude of his fellow americans and the entire free world. now along with millions of others who fought in service, he looked forward to settling down this family with the rest that he had earned. battle weary g eyes at the florida hospital thought it only natural when he came among them for a physical examination that found him hale and hearty. none knew better than these men, thes

one study that she's worked on predicts that summer temperatures in north africa will rise twice as much as the global average. the hot desert climate is worse in the future and especially in the summer increase. also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the mine tomorrow. by 2050 up to 7 degrees in the worst scenario by the end of the century. satellite images captured by the european earth monitoring program copernicus show the oasis of honey surrounded by desert. and animation shows how the vegetation has been changing over the last few years and fluctuations in rainfall and humidity. the higher temperature means that there will be maariv operation from the soil less specific patient also less water in the site and the combination of both will increase the stocks on each of the songs actually which has a huge impact on the crop output activity and there's additional dynamics in the sort of comparable productivity control over. 35 percent or 6. is aware of this vicious circle he has experienced the encroaching desert sands 1st hand. and the afternoon musicians gather outside his cafe. honeymoon ha

many see north africa a country of final destination.e pandemic, how is that affecting migration camps? mainly because people have lost their livelihoods, so people are in much more vulnerable situations, especially outside camps, so situations, especially outside camps, so they've lost their livelihood and they have to compete more seriously with local people. sometimes they have realised that during the coronavirus they were not included in the response of the official authorities. we have seen official authorities. we have seen a official authorities. we have seen a rise in acts of xenophobia against people, some of them think mobility is a last resort for them. you think that significant numbers of these migrants being returned back to their original destination is having an impact, is deterring people from trying to make these dangerous crossings? yes and no. for some of them, it has an impactand we no. for some of them, it has an impact and we see it in some communities and of course we need to prevent regular dangerous journeys fo

that would repeat that was a minutes long [inaudible] apparently some percentage of people of north africa surrendered. rather than to have to continue to listen to this. [laughter] later i know he was invited. this is a comprehensive understanding of the intellectual talent one has to assume a this was intentional. you want to say we are very much english and understand it to be a globalist enterprise which is far more effective than the speech that came out by his marvelous friends. the idea to the extreme by drinking french wine. destroying the whole culture. this man. >> what is a woman whose book you are dying to review? >> the reason i find that in all a question is because there isn't anyone i am dying to review, but women writers are so triumphantly successful i can't think of any woman writer whose book i bought and want to review because it was written by a woman. sam was talking to me earlier today about a woman writer whose book is currently editing and he spoke about it so persuasively that when it comes up for review i will have to. >> spencer who is writing a memoir it's qui

studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average the whole desert climate would be the worst in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature will be also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the wind scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new pate and from holland. the water box is a part made of bio plastics. political are going to probably going to be met with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water box is filled with plenty of water the hope is that this method will give the new tree a natural water tank and a better chance of survival trees and bushes as a barrier this is one way that the last for a toe field will be defended against the. sea when what is an alarm bell for the rest of the world soon they'll be nothing left here the desert is quickly taking over our oases was he's. not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric t

have distinctive ears we show our photos later to experts who tell us these are servile cats from north africa. following his 2010 conviction malaysia's government banned wong and his wife. from holding business and wildlife trading permits. yet someone in government did knowingly sign off on new licenses are search of public records found that both anson and his wife have had several business permits renewed from the bookit jumbo reptile sanctuary. to errol flynn. to c.b.s. wildlife. posing as customers we visit the penang address listed for the company. where we find answers wife being she almost immediately she confirms she and her husband are still trading in one of your. back. our documents search also and covers another company rono wildlife it was formed after wong's 2010 convictions listed owner is a name we don't recognize. but trading permits show it exports the same animals as anson did to the same us customers he had before his arrest. i think it dormant near open so. wrong his address is listed on the upper floor of a commercial strip in penang and of somebody near for sure. from

doesn't just belong to cats our it belongs to the gulf region to the middle east and possibly to north africa as well and again into in terms of what's gone before this would be truly a unprecedented and i think it's something it will be a decision it will be an asset that should be shared across the region simon chadwick a professor of eurasian a sports industry thank you very much for that thank you. reining tandon the toronto raptors are looking good ahead of the n.b.a. restart on thursday well the portland trail blazers 110 to 104 and their 2nd warm up game. was an impressive former with a 19 points kyle lowry it was also formed provide the a $13.00 balance them for assists. and that's all his fault for me will have a more for you later on including qatar's bid to host the olympics is very interesting from ours but yes it is just talk to you later. you marched alongside martin luther king and campaign for social justice right up until he died nearly 2 weeks ago now the body of former u.s. congressman john lewis is being taken through several states for the nation to say its goodbyes your

pret animals being mistreated in the middle east and north africa have a cost of. animal welfare groups are asking to transport and a mostly closest bought a house and then export the meat instead of transporting animals that are still alive. why are they transported alive and not. it's all about the money because unfortunately it's cheaper to transport them alive than chilled chilled meat so called because you need to special trucks which came cool to meet in their reasoning and apparently it's more expensive to a city then to transport a life animal. the german family association in greece. at long distance transports for the purpose of slaughtering an animal that brought us a perfect us. who was in terms of animals meant for slaughter with clearly against long distance transference trick. but what is a different situation for breeding animals this individual has to perform at their destination. so of course is very hard to be treated well you know what. animal rights activists believe the reason breeding animals exploited and traded is that labor costs in some c