salvation army is a great organization, actually, that accomplishes that. with the help of 3.2 volunteers, salvation army serves nearly 25 million americans through a range of social services, including food for the hungry, relief for disaster survivors, clothing, and shelter for the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. national salvation army week began in 1954 when congress approved a joint resolution for president dwight d. eisenhower to proclaim a week to recognize the humanitarian efforts of the salvation army. the salvation army is one of the nation's largest and oldest faith-based health and human services providers. with the presence in every zip code across the country, the salvation army understands the demand for americans in need. louisiana year, the salvation army served more than 56 million meals and provided 10 million nights of shelter. salvation army is on the front lines of the opioid crisis, serving more than 173,000 americans, 139 rehab centers across the united states. since the 1900 galveston hurricane, the salvatio

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mainly because bart police, san francisco police and the salvation army made their presence known. and got people help, who would take it. sot and we have already put several people with out staff on to transportation back to our programs right nownats on the plaza, salvation army volunteers set up a table to pass out socks and sandwiches. even hot coffee to almost 750 people.sot i slept on bart for years in a paper box hey hey but i am doing great now sot it is very nice to come through here and get a few things that you need bart is on a mission to clean-up its stations.tim chan / bart planningsot a lot of what happens at the street level goes underground filters down to the bart station and on to our trains and we cannot ignore it underground, the salvation army tried to reach asha matthews. who tells me she's been down here for about a month, and declined any assistance.sot i am alright, i am alright she left the station, unclear on where she'd go next. (justine) handing out food, socks and hygiene kits, bart admits is just putting a band-aid on the problem. long term solutions

we may in the future invite the salvation army back again. it was a good partnership and worked out really well. >> with 30 seconds left. of the organization that you reached out to. mark is pushing different ideas to change the culture of what is going on out there. is that something you're looking at too? >> we are open to anything that will help address these problems. >> maybe there more groups out there that may be able to help beside salvation army. the writers also want to use bart without running into issues like on a daily basis. i use it to get to the city quite regularly. >>> is the meeting on or will it fall apart? the latest on the developments regarding the big summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un. ♪ it's gonna be a good day. because at ross, you got the trends everyone wants... for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. ross has all the latest looks for so much less, but you can get the styles you love and still save big. so to get more trend for less spend, you know what to do- you've gotta go to ross.

yockelson: this looks like a salvation army worker. females in the army directly. they are giving coffee and hot chocolate, which is always popular with the troops. it was not impacted by the second -- impacted until the second world war? mr. moizan: september 1914, but only for a few days. then, we have action going on. mr. yockelson: the town was not destroyed until late spring of 1918? mr. moizan: exactly. >> did you see the explosion in the background? mr. yockelson: yes. i can imagine. nobody flinched. you would have thought they would of ran for cover. mr. moizan: here, they are entering in line. this is a training trench we see. they are filling their hot coffee into the trench. the trench itself, they were walking in a zigzag pattern. that is how they were designed? mr. moizan: yes, to avoid straight firing. belief -- corne beef, bread. mr. yockelson: they're taking cover, enjoying their meals. when they were engaging,, they were not so lucky to have. mr. moizan: yes. is that a french medical officer? be one with a patch? mr. moizan: yes, drinking champagne

. >> the salvation army also pitched in setting up outreach workers to try to convince drug users to access one of salvation army's drug treatment programs. >> that way we can educate them about the programs and services that the salvation army has and build a relationship hoping that they will choose today or in the near future to come off of the street. >> while it may look clean today no one is screaming success. >> it has been good today. today is one of the best days. but it's the day after the video. so we will see what happens the next week or two. >> semper cisco mayor mark fallon and his staff are meeting today to try to find ways to coordinate and keep our streets safe and clean. >> thank you robin. the same cisco's mayor announced a first in the nation's program to help with addiction. is a 10 person medical team that would go out and deliver direct treatment to those experiencing opioid and other drug issues. they would go out to various homeless encampments and would prescribe a drug that is a proven treatment to opioid addictions. mayor mark farrell says it is time to t

mainly because bart police, san francisco police and the salvation army made their presence known. and got people help, who would take it. sot and we have already put several people with out staff on to transportation back to our programs right nownats on the plaza, salvation army volunteers set up a table to pass out socks and sandwiches. even hot coffee to almost 750 people.sot i slept on bart for years in a paper box hey hey but i am doing great now sot it is very nice to come through here and get a few things that you need bart is on a mission to clean-up its stations.tim chan / bart planningsot a lot of what happens at the street level goes underground filters down to the bart station and on to our trains and we cannot ignore it underground, the salvation army tried to reach asha matthews. who tells me she's been down here for about a month, and declined any assistance.sot i am alright, i am alright she left the station, unclear on where she'd go next. (grant) (grant) kron 4 is your local election headquarters... and with just 19 days to go until the june primary... santa clar

looks like a: this salvation army worker, female, since there were not female workers in the army directly. they are giving hot coffee and maybe hot chocolate, which was always popular with the troops. chateau-thierry was not impacted by the war until the second march. is that correct the upper mr. moizan: yes. we have action going on. mr. yockelson: so the town was not destroyed until late spring of 19 -- mr. moizan: exactly. exactly. >> did you see that explosion? imagine.lson: i cannot nobody flinched. you thought that they would have all run for cover and dropped their coffee. here they are standing in line, but this is probably a training trench we are seeing here. the soldiers are bringing their coffee into the trench, and they are going to trade -- train, probably. mr. yockelson: the trench itself you can see they are walking in a zigzag pattern. that is how they were designed. mr. moizan: yes, to avoid straight firing. >> so they are taking cover in the woods, enjoying their meals? mr. yockelson: when they engage in combat, they were not always so lucky to have a hot meal at the fr

that they have more experience than us but may our salvation will come from the fact thatis salvationjust one game. anything feels like it is possible when it is only one game. the europa league may not be europe's premier football competition but for marseille, victory in lyon would be a route back into the big—time the champions league. —— rafael nadal will take to the court at the rome masters later on wednesday. the world number two takes on bosnia and herzogovina's damir dzumhur in the second round. should nadal win the tournament, he will return to the top of the rankings, but he's mindful of austria's dominic thiem — the man who beat him in the quarter—finals of the madrid masters last week. of course, he is one of the players who is most dangerous for everybody and all the matches that he is playing on this surface, but let's see. iam playing on this surface, but let's see. i am just worried about that, and what happened to all those players, i cannot control. in case you missed it, ireland's cricketers lost to pakistan in their first ever test match — but they did give them a

. >> so this is -- looks like a salvation army worker, female, since there weren't females in the army directly. >> yeah. >> they're giving hot coffee and maybe hot chocolate, which was always popular with the troops. chateau-thierry wasn't impacted by the war until the second. >> in the first battle september 1914 only a few days then saved for four years and then we have -- we have action going on. >> so the town wasn't destroyed until late spring of 1918? >> exactly. >> yeah. >> did you see that explosion in the background? >> yeah. >> i think that was real. >> i can't imagine. because nobody flinched, you know. you would have thought that they would have all ran for cover and dropped their coffee. >> this is probably training trench that we see right here. soldiers you can see they are having their coffee into the trench and they are going to train probably. >> the trench as you can see, they were walking in a zigzag pattern. that's how they were designed. >> to avoid straight firing. here they receive their ration, many times they were having cornbeef, bread, any kind of soup also

. >> reporter: the salvation army sent outreach workers into the bart station to convince drug usersalvation army's drug treatment programs. >> we can talk to them, educate them about the program and services that the salvation army has and build a relationship hoping that they will choose today or in the near future to come off the streets. >> reporter: while the bart station may look clean today, no one is screaming success. >> looks good today. today is one of the best days. but it's the day after the video. so i mean the mayor and everybody is getting on it. we'll see what happens in the next week or two. >> that corridor can go from mayberry to chaos in about 10 or 15 minutes. so it's constantly something that we have to focus on. >> reporter: but even if drug use stops at bart, almost everyone says they expect it to simply move someplace else. >> you always have the issue of displacement. that's where the resources come into play and the shelter and the help for these people that are addicted to opioids and other drugs. >> reporter: mayor farrell met with bart officials this af

loyal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crown's navy might find salvation. the interior of the church was designed by james athenæum stewart and william muta. following a five hundred seventeen seventy nine they renovated the originally the rock church in classical stuff. made by samuel green's. seventy seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole looking today it may only be played by the musical director of the white chapel. beautiful sam's while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resident men who spent most of the adult life in the spot conditions that existed see found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not on the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unseemly frescoes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's being watered down at. the heart of the naval hospital is the painting for subs as a dining it seats more than three from batt

. >> reporter: the salvation army sent outreach workers into the bart station to convince drug usersvation army's drug treatment programs. >> we can talk to them, educate them about the program and services that the salvation army has and build a relationship hoping that they will choose today or in the near future to come off the streets. >> reporter: while the bart station may look clean today, no one is screaming success. >> looks good today. today is one of the best days. but it's the day after the video. so i mean the mayor and everybody is getting on it. we'll see what happens in the next week or two. >> that corridor can go from mayberry to chaos in about 10 or 15 minutes. so it's constantly something that we have to focus on. >> reporter: but even if drug use stops at bart, almost everyone says they expect it to simply move someplace else. >> you always have the issue of displacement. that's where the resources come into play and the shelter and the help for these people that are addicted to opioids and other drugs. >> reporter: mayor farrell met with bart officials this afte

then out of the blue came a tweet on monday that could have been at salvation after engineering the company's demise donald trump pledged to help. sharing an unprecedented concern for chinese jobs. and surprisingly the chinese government was swift to approve saying it thought highly of the development. that left us commerce secretary well by ross to somehow explain the you time c t did do some inappropriate things they've admitted to that the question is are there alternative remedies to the one that we had originally put forward and that's the area we will be exploring very very promptly the inappropriate things he's referring to as that t. and legally shipping us parts to iran and north korea critics say a soft attitude towards china will hurt u.s. business and my worry after this thing is china will offer us some small term palea to they'll say ok we'll buy some of your products. and we won't be tough on them stealing intellectual property on them insisting that we make our goods in china to sell them there instead of allowing us to sell goods here as they are allowed to sell their goods h

royal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crown's navy might find salvation. the interior of the church was designed by james athenian stewart and william muta. following a fire in seventeen seventy nine they renovated the originally the rock church in classical style. made by samuel green in seventeen eighty seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole of england today the melody played by the musical director of the royal chapel. thames while mabel hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resit manhood spent most of the adult life in the spot and dishes that existed see found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not on the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unseen interest goes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flatter you all that's been watered down. the heart of the mabel hospital is the thank you for serves as a dining it seeks more than three hundred that

what we learned from the workers is that they weren't waiting for us to be their salvation. that's when the theory of false consciousness became popular. the idea that the workers didn't know what they truly needed that they've been seduced by capitalism and that we had to explain to them their true needs. and that's when we started to question marks. we cobble together a new idea that consciousness had an important role to play in shaping the revolution. that was almost an marxist in a way because in classical marxism being determines consciousness and your revolution can only be achieved when the conditions of reality force you to imagine it can be done in twenty eight. years and there was something else within marx that's always bothered and repels me within the marxist edifice there is no single sentence that states simply thou shall not kill. there is no principle that would forbid you to kill and kill in large numbers in the name of revolution and believe mention to . desist from this lack of ethics is of course a terrible flaw that's inherent in the entire constructio

marks marks the prophet flagstick icons who are as revered as someone who promised salvation to humankind he never actually existed. that image is the result of bad propaganda those who taught from. go on. that propaganda would later also be used to glorify the outcomes of communist revolution. these propaganda posters say nothing of the millions who were killed in the subway to union under stalin and in china and to miles said on. this idea property each has its extreme financing where the emphasis is very very much on the will of the communists. today there are many people who say china as he really sees to some stitches now a capitalist economy in a capitalist world with a regime that is communist in name only i'm not sure that we've seen. this story maybe in twenty fifty there will be a chinese state that still calls itself socialist. to. you that you sleuths since two thousand and eight the crisis of capitalism has steadily grown more acute but what does this crisis mean today we find ourselves confronted with the very same questions that karl marx once face. seashell you know minds

as police and salvation army volunteers made their presence known. on the plaza...o pass out socks... sandwiches and coffee. ( james ) a homeless man who was sleeping is killed by a truck driver who ran him over. it happened yesterday morning on pulgas avenue in east palo alto. officers found the homeless man lying in the road shortly after. police say they have located the truck driver involved... and are investigating the incident as a traffic accident. ( james ) a man is facing new charges after police say they connected him to six burglaries in san francisco. javon neal was already in custody when investigators linked him to the crimes. he is accused of stealing 14- thousand dollars worth of electronics within two months. neal faces multiple charges and is being held on a 105-thousand dollar bail. ( james ) a husband and wife are found shot to death in their walnut creek home. police say it appears to be a murder-suicide. they say the husband, 66-year-old richard huber junor, killed his wife, sarah huber, before turning the gun on himself. police found the bodie

translation: they have more experience than us but maybe our salvation will come from the fact that it's—shot match, it is just one game. after we've said we feel like anything is possible when it's just one game. and with the final on french soil in lyon, marseille are starting to believe this could be their year. but ahead of them lies their year. but ahead of them lies their greatest challenge so far because atletico madrid are rolling into town, and diego simeone's side area team into town, and diego simeone's side are a team that have been there and done it before. translation: are a team that have been there and done it before. translationzl are a team that have been there and done it before. translation: a lot of emotions will be involved. we have dreamed of this opportunity but we also face it with a great deal of humility. we need to realise that facing us we have an extraordinary rival. they are great going forward, they will also come dreamy eyed. they've had an excellent season in the french league. i think it will bea the french league. i think it will be a beautiful footbal

salvation obviously, but that salvation we had in the west and we blew it. we extended, we've got troops now in 150 out of the 200 countries. we've got military bases everywhere. we don't have any coherent foreign policy. go and react. those are all things i think that reagan would have just in every way and i don't think he would have seen what has become of his legacy, certainly not his fault but to ink we have kicked him the curb. >> i would draw one significant igs stings in my view, between 1953 and today. it's not to take anything away brad, totally , apt, but in 1953, we knew what were, because the rerecreated en through the cataclysm of world war ii and franklin roosevelt americaa new world with at its center. and that was clear to everybody. had the cold war, and that menace, andm, and a it certainly had psychological implications, but we knew what era was. we knew how it was defined. we knew what the issues were. don't.e and i think that that makes a challenge for conservatives and for liberals nd for americans and for anybody in the arena. nd that

. >> also today, the salvation army will pass out food, socks and hygiene kits to the homeless in san francisco. this video taken at the civic center b.a.r.t. station showing just an example of how dire the situation is. salvation army officers and volunteers will serve that area today between 1:30 and 4:00 this afternoon. >>> crews in contra costa county are keeping an eye on this scene after a fire broke out last night. this is outside of martinez on franklin county road. they responded aggressively over concern of the start of wildfire season. 54 firefighters and ten support personnel were on hand. four rvs, a boat and storage con iner were destroyed. but flames didn't advance past that area. >>> a lawsuit against the pappa murphy's pizza chain. the family picked up pizza and salad from this american canyon location last month. the family believes the contamination came from the salad you see. the youngest, a toddler, suffered a life-threatening illness that damaged her kidneys and red blood cells. >> her kidneys numbers, her her functions wurz dropping. her hemoglobin start droppi

they are also calling in some resources from the salvation army trycsíurget some of these people helpirst of its kind program p,Ñto send street teams to try to help people directly with a new anti-heroin drug. ÷ makevoc, kpix 5. >>> thank you for that live report. it is 6:57. time now for your "final 5." >> state auditors will soon start et5ining city and county jails that have partnerships with i.c.e. they will be looking at how much agencies are paid and whether holding immigrants has / forced the early release of residents inmates. it will be the first look at a dozen jails in 6'kthe state. >>> some california politicians are calling themselves the republican resistance and seeking support from the president on immigration. they say hthat they don't agree brown's signing of the sanctuary state law. >>> 49ers linebacker reuben foster is scheduled to appear in court on domestic violence charges jnvin san jose today. is the alleged victim. but lgshe plans to testify toda that fshe initially lied to police. >>> san ébjose police are investigating a deadly shooting. two people were shot

putin is both germany and russia seemed to see eye to eye on at least one point and that is the salvationf the iran nuclear deal. much, thank you so reporting live there from berlin. european leaders wrapped up two ons of talks in sofia thursday, pledging their commitment to the iran nuclear deal, despite u.s. sanctions. washington has reimposed its ban withmpanies that trade iran, forcing companies to decide whether to work with the u.s. or iran. effect of u.s. sanctions is expected to be limited. brian quinn explains. effort toa last ditch save the iran nuclear deal by protecting european businesses. they are issuing legal measures to shield companies from the affects of her nude you in -- u.s. sanctions. american sanctions will be an issue. we have the task of the european commission to protect our european businesses, especially our small to medium enterprises. statute wase created in 1996 to circumvent washington's trade embargo on cuba. while it was never officially put in effect. courts from complying with foreign sanctions laws and nullifies court judgments based on such laws with

. >> dusty is talking with the mayor and salvation army -- army hoping to keep it as clean as it is today. >> it's replacing the bat activity and some of it is helping people get on a better path. >> in san francisco. anne makovec "kpix 5". >>> three people died after being ejected from an suv on tuesday night on interstate 880 near stephenson boulevard. 21-year-old dang nguyen hai tran made an abrupt lane change which triggered the deadly chain of events. police say marijuana may have played a factor. kristy lemus and her nine-year- old sister brooke and 39-year- old noel johnson were killed in the crash. colin kaepernick, the suspect, is expected to be in court in two hours. >>> a deadly explosion in southern california. police arrested the ex- boyfriend. public -- a device was dropped off at a day spa and two other people were hurt and police say they arrested 59-year-old stephan beale on suspicion of being in possession of an unregistered destructive device. the arrest comes after investigators spent hours writing the suspect's home in long beach and the suspect has not been charged a

the salvation army's important work is boosted by the federal government's americorps program. members with the salvation army in newark provide after school programs for young people as well. they work to develop the social and emotional health of newark's young people and help strengthen children's education. mr. speaker, i ask that my colleagues join me in honoring the salvation army and americorps and for their work and service to the city of newark and the state of new jersey and the united states of america. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: i was saddened hear of the passing of russ russ denevere. he passed away april 30 leaving behind an incredible legacy of good works and major achievements he dedicated 24 years of his life to my alma mater, the university of miami, including raising significant funds for the u.m. sylvester cancer center and hospital

how could i have known that you would be the salvation of us all? >> that's very nice. really it reads it speaks to the readers. >> the connections are between the sorrowful mysteries and the birth of jesus. >> the crucifixion and his birth you know it's fantastic. and you have written in instagram post and various other things for catholic groups and you have the services. because many people want to communicate but don't know how to write. and don't know how to script. i think it's fascinating. and can you tell me what your academic research is about? >> yes. so i dashed my area of expertise is biblical poetry. looking at the christian song of songs and right now i'm working on a research project. it takes james joyce's ulysses who is an awesome irish poet and writer. and looks at the role as a sort of catholic priest in the act of writing fiction. as a consecrating in the sacred. >> right. writing is a sacred art. and with james joyce >> interesting fellow. >> and, they have a digital catholicism. >> [ cell phone rings ] >> yeah, i'm watching it too. i see them every

the salvation army also sent outreach workers. >> that corridor can go from mary -- mayberry to chaos in about 10-15 minutes. it's something that we have to focus on. >> white right here? i know they have no other place to go. but not right here in the front of everybody. families walk by. children. >> reporter: -- >> they met with the mayor to discuss ways to keep the city's b.a.r.t. station clean and safe. >>> golden gate bridge officials considering raising the cost of parking near the bridge. this morning at the clock, the bridge highway and transportation district will meet. drivers right now parking in the employee parking lot pay five dollars a day on weekends. the parking lot on the san francisco side of the bridge costs $.25 for every 15 minutes. the proposal would raise the price of both lots to five dollars an hour. >>> 4:17. we have some good news about a specially equipped van for a disabled man that was stolen from the hilltop mall in richmond last weekend. that van belongs to brandon thomas. and his family. it was recovered wednesday night. the family member spotted the

at the civic center bart station salvation outreach workers spent the afternoon looking for people who might need services. on market street they handed out socks, hygiene kits, food. the. >> we have to address homelessness and the needs of people, but we have to balance it out. and there also cannot be the conditions that we've had at the station. >> reporter: devin is with the bart board of directors and says bart is working on the problem. there new cleaning protocols, j janitorial positions filled. today it looked clean after a high-profile video appeared to show people shooting heroin in the halls. >> if all i can do today is to ask people politely not to shoot up in the hallway that's what i was going to do. >> reporter: that video has been posted and has gained national attention. now bart and the city are trying to get to the heart of the problem, the opioid crisis. >> you walk down town san francisco, and you see needles everywhere. the >> we're adding ten new staff and increasing resources to focus on the drug addiction on our streets of san francisco. >> reporter: today mayo

exactly who bought the salvator mundi for nearly half $1 billion has been shrouded in some mystery.s a saudi billionaire prince, the louvre people tell me it was the abu dhabi government. either way, it'll be on display very soon. watch this space — literally. playing the cultural card here is notjust about splashing cash on famous international brands and collections. there are indigenous art forms that are being revived, like traditional arabic instruments. in this academy, 60 students of all ages are learning how to play this instrument — the oud. it's related to the european lute and has origins as far back as the time of the pharaohs. what's really great about this place is that you don'tjust learn how to play the oud, you can actually watch one being made. starting with the wood itself, and this is where the whole process begins. the craftsman here says by working eight hours a day for a month, he can make two of these instruments. this is artisanship of the highest order. thank you so much. it's been a privilege to watch you at work, thank you. so, fresh from the workshop. no

how could i have known as you learned to crawl that you would be the salvation of us all?hat's very nice, really reads and speaks to the reader. that's terrific. >> the connections are between sorrowful mysteries and the birth of jesus. >> the crucifixion, resurrection, and his birth. that's fantastic. you've written instagram posts and other things for catholic groups that want service on the internet and you offer your services. many people want to communicate but don't know how to write, edit, script, and you do. that's fascinating. you have high art in you as well. can you tell me what your academic research is about? >> oh yeah. my area of expertise is biblical medieval poetry looking at the christian in song of songs but right now i am working on a research project that takes james joyce's ulysis, an awesome writer and poet, and looks at the role of writer as a sort of catholic priest in the act of writing fiction as a consecrating of the sacred. >> okay. writing as a sacred art. that's interesting. with james joyce. >> an interesting fellow. >> we'll talk about that

. >>> today, the salvation army will pass out food, socks, and hygiene kits to the homeless in san francisco. this was a video taken from the bart station this month shows how dire the situation is. people in need line the station corridors, and army officers and volunteers will serve the area today between 1:30 and 4:00 in the afternoon. >>> a south bay teacher accused of sexual harassment will not be fired. our media partner, bay area news group, reports he'll remain a civics teacher at santa clara high school. he resigned from the city council and withdrew from the county supervisor race after several women, including former students, stay he behaved inappropriately towards them. he denies the allegations. many parents are unhappy with the school district's decision to keep caserta on staff. in response, the district says they are creating a sexual harassment task force educating parents and students about recognizing harassment, how to report it, and they'll streamline harassment reporting processes. >>> the head of the san francisco police officers association has stepped down. sources

their discord korea to give salvation to the deceased person. everything is part of this time honored tradition. the guards in the open air the mourners gathered around the body. even the use of wood is significant but it's also a major contributor to the environment and problem. all of this is the word that they've gathered here which gets chopped up into smaller pieces as the day goes on and as they get orders and as bodies start coming in they have this massive warehouse here which is where it's going. now to get charged. a family just to ride with the deceased and i'm told they purchased a cart load of wood which was four hundred four hundred is here and then this is the change. to didn't make it out to interfere. with. our own two hundred quintals which is twenty thousand kilos of wood go through this area. i just cannot begin to imagine the magnitude of the problem facing us when you extrapolate this to the rest of india no wonder our forests are disappearing. as early as the one nine hundred sixty s. the indian government recognized the e

two hundred fifty people on five elephants were never managed to get for the fence in the lift our salvation we call prove that. the tower bridge was built at the end of the one nine hundred century to relieve the jam packed streets of london which had the most traffic in the world at the time. construction took eight years architect horace jones based his design strictly on the style of the famous tower of london. it wasn't until the silver coronation jubilee of queen elizabeth the second in one nine hundred seventy seven that the steel parts were painted britain's national colors. red white and blue. today the two hundred forty four meter best kulin suspension bridge is still one of the city's most important traffic arteries every day forty thousand people have to pass through the bottom like. but even at rush hour ships always have the right of way there are no exceptions. back in ninety ninety seven then president of the united states bill clinton and his wife hillary were having dinner without prime minister tony blair and his wife in a restaurant very close by. a little longer than i s

portland and were a lifesaver for players like 18-year-old sophie arnold who says the sport was her salvation. >> i was at a really bad place when i first started. i lost my friends. it was like a lot of bullying involved with that. >> reporter: roller derby brought this one shy girl back from the brink. >> you come into me and basically i check you with my shoulder. >> reporter: she's become the team's powerhouse blocker. >> thinking back on the person that i was and how sad and awful i felt i never feel like that anymore. i know it's because of derby. i know it is. >> reporter: but the league's facility coming to count on is in danger after 12 years they're losing their home because fire codes changed and upgrades are too expensive. you guys are about to be shut done, essentially. >> we are in a pickle. i mean, we have a few months to basically find a new location because this place doesn't have sprinklers. >> reporter: the city's skyrocketing real estate prices are also a challenge for the nonprofit league, meaning hundreds of young female skaters and their fans could lose out. >> i love w

. >> this looks like a salvation army worker. who is female. in the army directly. >> yes. >> getting hot coffee. maybe hot chocolate, popular with the troops. >> this is probably training trench we see here. they are having coffee into the trench. and they are going to train probably, we are not here on the action itself. >>> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all of our video is archived. that is cspan.org /history. >>> each week american artifacts takes us into historic sites, museums, and other sites in the country. next week we visited the some stony and air and space museum to learn about stone carvings entrenches and markers created by soldiers. and only

well during it be for victory in the second world war the salvation army's meal service was overwhelmed with letters from the front line to loved ones back home the messages reveal not only the horror of war but also the feelings and emotions the soldiers went through. there was no. such of them. later took her most of the silver loop of the mist from. the porch. for infants who were from my three kids ship each. of you and i mean that. i'm not. going. to quit the thread or the whole morning. at the sun to go. her vote for. the north. coast for vote. for her over. a vote from. cook who. the go in the. book her group read them and they have a shoot over from the bush. and i commit to. him that the future of clear. cut from the kremlin. is just one of the many incredible stories marking the end and this week more global news from the week that was softer this. the iran nuclear deal was one seen as a major achievement of american diplomacy but that's no longer the case donald trump's decision to pull out of the deal has reopened a major international problem and they have to analyze betray