jack: it's scratching. now we know that a number eight can scratch this watch. does this then help a consumer when it's time to purchase a watch? maria: right, well, we're checking the watches comparatively. so, another watch that maybe doesn't scratch until nine or maybe not even scratch at nine... jack: right. maria: ...will have a harder surface and will be less susceptible to scratches. we could also do this kind of a test on phones. same thing, if you don't want scratches on the face of your phone, we could figure out which ones are more susceptible to scratches than others. jack: okay, so, now that we know this, are there any more tests we got to do? maria: yeah, we have plenty of equipment in here. let's move on to the next one. maria: so, jack, this is our depth pressure chamber. jack: what exactly does it do? maria: we use this for a dunk test. we use it to test devices such as smartphones or smartwatches or action cameras like this for the manufacturer's claim of how deep underwater it can go. in this case, this particular action camera is supposed to

the scratches. the 911 call.. >> he's wondering how close is maribel's body to where they're doing that awareness search? that's why he goes to google maps. >> the defense pointed out there was no dna, fingerprints, cell phone info, or standard forensic evidence that tied k.c. joy to maribel's murder or to the crime scene. >> we don't know what happened. what kind of force was used? nobody knows. who used it first? nobody knows. was there a weapon used? was it used by maribel or was it used by k.c. joy? nobody knows. >> all true. but the computer searches were enough for the jury. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, kwang choi joy, guilty of the crime of felony, to wit -- >> k.c. joy was convicted of second-degree murder, after which he told me the jury got it wrong. are you dangerous? >> me? i'm the perfect, most honest guy there is, most trustworthy. i'm a gentleman. >> k.c. says he wants a new trial to prove he couldn't have killed maribel. his quote best friend. you had a crush on

i scratch him right in the eye, pow. >> jimmy: okay, okay.ey, can i ask what's that you're drinking? >> it's sam adams and my mommy's boobie juice. it's delicious. you cannot get this stuff at dunkies. >> jimmy: so you're saying you scratched your father's eye on purpose then? >> what am i supposed to do, not fight back? no, sir. i'm from southie, right? not like you queers in l.a. which is the armpit of america. besides, my dad started this. >> jimmy: i hope he gets better soon, and you should probably apologize to your father also. >> oh, apologize? what are you, my fricking mother? i ain't apologizing. and irregardless, i'm glad i did it. how do you like them apple sauces? >> jimmy: i don't like them that much, but -- >> it comes in pouchs now, just like my chewing tobacco. >> jimmy: thank you for explaining what happened from your perspective. and griffin, try not to hurt anyone else. >> yeah, right. what are you going to do if i do? you want a piece of me? >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> let's go, right now! come on! >> jimmy: oh, actually, le

>> i have a scratch and sniff of paul rudd's face. >> jimmy: you do?d by the way, it smells like me. it really does. >> where is it, chris? >> it's a mix of smells, you know. >> jimmy: scarlett, it was your idea for the original six avengers to become tattooed together? >> yeah. i think chris evans and i kind of came up with it. >> jimmy: okay. so chris has it. you have it. robert has it. who else actually got it? >> we all have it, but mark does not have it. >> mark ruffalo does not visit. >> he declined. >> jimmy: did he really? >> at his own peril. >> jimmy: did you apply peer pressure to mark? >> yes. >> well, no. we're not like some psycho, you know, marine squad. >> jimmy: well you did get an avengers tattoo put on your body. >> yeah. >> it's why he is not sit right here. >> jimmy: i thought it was because he keeps revealing -- >> i guess he said yesterday that he's afraid of needles. >> jimmy: oh. >> but he didn't say that before. he was -- it seemed like it was really judgmental. >> the hulk is afraid of needles. >> i have a dinner for schmucks

it and then you can hardly see to scratch and because the material itself is colored there's no problem a coating that makes it a wonderful material. but the path from concept to serious production from scientists was anything but wonderful. i think during the nearly four years since we set up the go mobile there have been six or seven disasters where we could easily have given up. just said ok that's that. but you know what's really great about that what my team here has been through after you've overcome the problems that all appear wonderful in retrospect was. to is currently building two new production holes soon they'll be manufacturing an electrically powered burst and further ego models. there goes. and again. and again. most of the time blinking is an automatic reflex blinking helps to fend off germs and protect our eyes from sunlight. it also spread stiffelio it's which helps ensure that the surface of the i doesn't dry out. all good and well but it does still leave one question. every few seconds everything goes dark around eleven thousand times a day we should be seeing this

so much pain ever tire was scratching myself. it was too painful. i still feel pain. it's not just the pain of the actual infection that's the problem but also the teasing and social exclusion by the other children the students here dipankar primary school have decided to do it differently instead they are helping each other. here in the local ngo has been training these children who've made it their mission to take a guess what's more being treated by their friends and peers has helped fight the fear of the treatment and the stigma associated with the disease. across consumer students i know how scouts they are challenging the believe that having degrees is a poor people's disease and helping their school mates heal and instead of the traditional method of putting up the fleas which is excruciating they're using a pain free technique where. we start with the ones who are severely infected and we wash their feet we put them in a second basin with fresh water and they stay there with their feet inside for five minutes. then the scouts wipe the whole legs with medicine

the back window is shattered, the paint scratched. >> he scratched all of this from his footprint. >> reporter: sam asked us to protect his identity because his attacker is still out there. he was driving west on olympic parkway saturday evening when he says a blue mustang cut him off. sam laid on the horn which may have made matters worse. >> he was all flipping gang symbols and flipping me off, cussing at me. he told me to pullover. i wasn't going to pullover. i acted liked i was going to pullover and kept on. >> reporter: the audi sped off, but the mustang followed. anor another car, the mustang rear-ended him. the mustang driver didn't give him his insurance information. >> he wentent for the right side of my face. >> reporter: sam wound up in the bushes unconscious for a moment. >> when i came to i noticed he was on top of my trunk and he hopped on my window and barbed after he jumped. and he went over to my side mirror and barbed out my side mirror. >> reporter: the man in the mustang got away at least for now. >> he needs to go to jail for consequence, at least pay for my car.

what do you love about making things from scratch?r: i think that way too much is processed nowadays. there's no difference between chain to chain to chain, because everything comes off of a truck. and everybody, they go home, and they eat boxes of mac and cheese or whatever. and this is somewhere that they can come, and they can sit down, and they can eat the same way that i did growing up. if you're gonna come in and spend your hard-earned money with us, it should be for something that you actually enjoy. lemonis: you're 100% right. as we've been going through the food, your body language is totally changed. jennifer: that's my baby, marcus. lemonis: no, that's your baby. [ both laugh ] chandler: depends on the day. lemonis: i love the passion and the commitment that she has to what she makes with her hands. you want to invest in people, you invest in people that have passion like that. chandler: i guess my position is, i'm just trying to find a way to do that super high quality responsibly as we grow. lemonis: but what do you mean,

. >> good question and the reality is biden is building a campaign from scratch unlike some opponents hasn't ran on anything on his own in more than a decade to make it confusing to know when and how he plans to launch a bid. one of his aides to be relieved and said quote this is going to be quite a ride. >> they think this is thursday definitely. >> latest guidance now is thursday. >> okay. ed, thank you very much. >>> one of the nation's largest distributions of opioid bade the first to face charges in the opioid crisis, and agreed to pay $20 million to settle claims it did not report suspension orderers. the company's former ceo was also charged. >>> in new haven, connecticut, a police shooting has led to nearly a week of protests. body cam video released today shows an officer firing, during a stop, hitting a passenger in the face. more on this now. >> be on the look out for a red honda civic. >> it shows the moment it the police officer devin eaton pulled up to a red car matching the description of one reported in an alleged armed robbie and putting it out so quickly. >> the comm

of this result sunk in yet for the ukrainians good morning terry well i think there is lots of scratching of heads amongst that poroshenko camp at least people are really kind of taken aback by the extent of that victory for. state him picking up almost twice as many votes as the incumbent so far we haven't heard any more from him selenski speaking only very briefly to the press at his election campaign party first to thank his team and then giving only the briefest of indication of what he plans to do as this transition begins saying only that he would he would fire ukraine's current prosecutor general but giving no further indication as to who would be in his team. but this is now going to be a couple of weeks transition before he finally gets into the presidential administration a couple of blocks behind me so you're saying that his opponent is in his opponent's camp are obviously scratching their heads but what about the rest of ukraine's political establishment how are they reacting. well people seem to have accepted this as a given with about ninety percent of votes now counted thos

the cat scratching and biting the trainer. a tooth reportedly stuck inside the tamer's body. tonight, he's speaking out. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: this terrifying lion attack captured on camera at a circus in ukraine. you can hear members of the audience screaming as the giant cat pounces on his trainer. in this video posted by peta you see the lion's jaw clamped onto 32-year-old hamada kouta's arm, forcing him to the ground. >> two seconds. he's come to me and attack me and catch me. >> reporter: the trainer left covered in gashes and bite marks, saying he had a tooth still stuck in his muscle. incredibly getting back up and moving towards the lion. >> the trainer's life was absolutely in danger. he's very lucky to survive that. if that lion had gotten the trainer by the neck it probably wouldn't have ended as well as it did. >> reporter: tonight, kouta is already back in the ring with the same lion just one week after this attack. >> this is not first time i have attacked. they have so many times. these lions and tigers for me just like my sons, like my daughter.

couple of blocks behind me so you're saying that his opponent is his opponents camp are obviously scratching their heads but what about the rest of ukraine's political establishment how are they reacting. well people seem to have accepted this as a given with about ninety percent of votes now counted those exit polls from a saving have turned out to be accurate we heard from the prime minister. congratulating also beyond that present himself saying that he would do his utmost to help selenski. with contacts and help him in the transition this was a very aggressive campaign. throughout telling ukrainians that he wasn't up to the job so this was a pretty impressive and magnanimous to the speed with which he accepted excepted his defeat and his willingness to accept the results not to question those that did take observers by surprise but that seems to be where he's going to saying that he's lost the battle but not the war that he intends to stay in politics we have a parliamentary election here in the autumn petro poroshenko saying he plans to contest those and stay in ukraine's politics for n

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if one was starting from scratch not knowing the whole victim ideology that we live in, it's absolutelypuzzling. yet there is a bureaucracy in every university today and it's not confined to the elite colleges, now trickling down sadly into community colleges that's invested its entire well-being is dependent upon the idea that there is institutional racism on college campuses. there are people whose identity that if you are doing black studies, possibly you are reading ralph ellison and the boys. with an ear for their language and greatness but the far greater likelihood is what you are telling students is that the enlightenment and self, which is all about tolerance, is a source of racism and bigotry. which is historically false. but these departments are invested in this narrative that america remains endemically permanently racist and sexist. he is beloved by every college administrator because his message is that the identity of america, not just 200 years ago but today, is to destroy the black body and that's the message which colleges perversely welcome and encourage and they don

charles: before you go, let me ask, he said if we're starting from scratch.henever we see the industries where there are two or three giants and they welcome regulatory, some people think they're actually building a moat around their position because any company starting from scratch will be hard-pressed perhaps to have the legal firepower to be able to perhaps deal with an array or litany of new rules? >> so i work really closely with a lot of these companies and i think that is truly culturally not where they're at. we need to be careful that doesn't happen. i think regulators need to be extra careful to be sure the so-called moat doesn't get built. i think this is a very real risk. these companies are used to competition. they want startups to succeed because they want to buy them often times. i actually think that in this case is not the driver. charles: julie, really appreciate it. >>> republicans, democrats pushing to tap the federal reserve to help fund their expensive spending agendas. how this once seemingly impossible idea is becoming a reality. >>>

you know there's not a needle get lodged in my seat my kids would scratch himself on it.ly 25 rides given on a busy day. he says it's nearly impossible to pinpoint who could have left that needle but because of this situation. his days of driving or over and i had fun doing it. but at the same time i've got to worry about my kids and my own safety. so yeah, 100% doing this. he also says this is now a reminder in message to those looking to use the programs all in the future and the importance of always staying aware for for other drivers they need to be aware of this is reality now and then other people who take lyft and uber things like that they need to they need to make sure that they're watching but i mean how do you see something so small until it happens. now is nick oliver reporting doctors say the kids are being closely monitored that they should be fine. >>a 51 right now as we head to the break, let's take a peek outside and it you can see sfo here not a cloud in the sky. so that should be no holdups that has always check >>jackie 54 as we approach the 9 o'clock

clearance for ivanka and jared, it was also so head scratching. if it isn't a big deal and you have the power to do it, why was everyone lying about it leading up to it? it fits to this really confusing -- confusing narrative that we have seen over and over again, this pattern over and over again. great to see you, sam. >>> we were also following another story unfolding on capitol hill. the chairman of the house judiciary committee has taken a big step in week toward issuing a subpoena to get his hands on the full unredacted mueller report. attorney general bill barr has said that he plans to release a redacted version of the report in the next couple of weeks, but top house democrats are clearly not satisfied and readying for a fight as barr is surely going to miss the deadline that they let's be honest arbitrarily set to see the report because the deadline is tomorrow. let me bring back in manu raju. let's keep our subpoenas straight. so barr says the report is coming, so what does chairman jerry nadler do -- what is he doing here with this vote

he lured the girl into a back room offering to give her a band aid for a scratch.e then inappropriately touched her and took photos of her. pump it up says he no longer works there and the company is cooperating with investigators. >> coffee and politics leads to a tirade at a palo alto starbucks. a woman confronts this man wearing that hat. make america great again. the confrontation is going viral, and that woman is now out of a job. she admitted she was trying to publicly shame that man, but the tables quickly turned. here's nbc bay area's anoushah rasta. >> reporter: a facebook user called parker mainkey detailed yelling and cursing this man inside a palo alto starbucks on monday for wearing a red make america great again hat. his name is victor and we talked to him about it today at a park near that same starbucks. >> and this woman comes over and she says, is that, is that a trump hat? i said, well, i think it is, yeah. and then she turned to the rest of the audience, the people in starbucks. and today everybody come over here. let's get this guy. he's a hate

he scratches your back, you scratch -- >> >> i grew a beard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: will you stick withis year? what is your plan? >> we have a new song this year. it's unreleased. a friend of mine, brad paisley reached out last week and said he wrote a song and he wants me to use it as my walk-on. >> jimmy: have you heard it? >> i have heard it. >> jimmy: is it appropriate for a baseball stadium? >> it's great. it's about baseball. it's about growing up and living your dream. wanting to be covered in gatorade. that's name of the song. "covered in gatorade." >> jimmy: covered in gatorade. are you sure brad's not getting a cut from the gader raid people? >> he might be, might be. >> jimmy: he's duped you into using this. that will be interesting. i would go -- you know, "the "game of thrones"" theme would be good, "the baby shark" song or something like that. >> we'll leave that one to key kay. >> jimmy: i was at the world series on that fateful game five. i believe it was. i was at dodger stadium. and i think i know what the problem is, and i don't think it's the team. i don't think it

. >>> building cars from scratch, 1000 students gather at the sonoma raceway to see who can go the farthest using the least amount of energy.>>> in weather, watching the clouds, a few light showers earlier this morning, partly to mostly cloudy skies, and a warm-up, 70s and the sunday forecast, we will have it coming up. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> a car plowed into a cvs store in hayward, when police arrived, the driver of the vehicle were gone, plenty of damage left behind as you see here, on foothill boulevard near a street, the car went straight through the front door. they are trying to determine if the incident was intentional or an accident. >>> 1000 students from all over the world were on the sonoma raceway, to compete in the eco- marathon. more on how these young people are pushing the boundaries. >> reporter: that is the sound of some of the most creative and energy-efficient vehicles you will ever see, built by high school and college students, th

and scratching yourfacial hair, pay watching this morning and scratching your facial hair, pay attentionists, a study has found that every sampled bed they took was crawling with bacteria and nearly half had bugs that were hazardous to human health. by contrast, a number of the dogs tested proved to have lower levels of microbes. would you have brought that up ifjohn kay was on this morning? he knows how to keep his bed clean and manicured. a p pa re ntly keep his bed clean and manicured. apparently there are little creatures living on our skin everywhere. even little mites that live on our eyelashes so none of us are free of little tiny bugs. stay away! they will jump are free of little tiny bugs. stay away! they willjump off my head, if you are not careful. this is south america. these dogs, would you believe, are about to become a fearsome police dogs. they are in south america and they are going to ta ke south america and they are going to take part in the canine units in bolivia. the dog unit showing off one of its trained riots dogs as well. apparently they are going to become poli

you know there's not a needle get lodged in my seat my kids would scratch himself on it.given on a busy day. he says it's nearly impossible to pinpoint who could have left that needle but because of this situation. his days of driving are over and i had fun doing it. but at the same time i've got to worry about my kids and my own safety. so yeah, 100% doing this. he also says this is now a reminder in message to those looking to use the programs all in the future and the importance of always staying aware for for other drivers they need to be aware of this is reality now and then other people who take lyft and uber things like that they need to they need to make sure that they're watching but i mean how do you see something so small until it happens that was nic oliver reporting doctors say the children are being closely monitored, but they should be fine. >>the oakland a's are rallying for a new stadium at howard terminal and and that he was in sacramento yesterday taking their message to the state capitol. the proposal is for a half billion dollar privately financed sta

crackdown on all sentimental like substances from may first onwards the move follows requests from the us scratch china is suspected as being the main source of a powerful painkiller fifty times stronger than heroin just caused a record overdose over those deaths in the united states. well for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent and scored in new york why do people view this crackdown on sentinel as so important in the overall trade negotiations well there are not really two opinions that fentanyl what it's called actually made the drug crisis the opiate crisis here in the united states worse as you already mentioned in twenty seventeen that was a record number over seventy to seventy two thousand u.s. citizens died of drug overdose just to put that into perspective thirds more deaths than american soldiers died during the vietnam war and also in twenty eight thousand more than seventy thousand americans died of a drug overdose so it is a huge problem and fenton aisle is one part of this problem and therefore it's at least a step in the right direction that. the trade of those

brigade hires trained chefs to make high quality school lunches from scratch.an justy ended up in this cafeteria is quite a story. >> the fact that i was the head chef at noma is the reason that opened a lot of doors for me. >> reporter: that's right. dan's last job wasconsid bob i world, ma pe talk to meut fin s restaurant, seats. >> 45out the average. >> two people about $2,000. >> juhe decide he wanted to do something bigger. >> i wanted to feed more people. i wanted to make food with real purpose. >> right. >> that really contributed to something. >> reporter: so in 2015, he announced he was leaving noma to fix america's school lunches, stunning the food world. >> you're the head chef of noma. >> yeah. >> why the [ bleep ] would you ever leave that? >> yeah. >> reporter: foodies may have been flummoxed, but justy found his calling. >> it's called school food. that's weird. >> right. >> it should just be food. a lot of food served in a school would never be served anywhere else. >> reporter: right. >> and that's the unfortunate fact. >> reporter: new london

jump start sales fell in twenty eighty in the first time in decades which is left many car makers scratching their heads the same time leadership in beijing is pushing hard to make china a model case for immobility for big brands that means they need to poor big money into fresh markets and industry giants like falsifying it is a billion dollar bets one that has to work. thomas my felt reports from the shanghai motor show. the id rooms might still be a show car but the electric s.u.v. will be built and sold in china starting next year later the usa and europe will follow china is to become the focus groups leading market for electric mobility millions of cars will roll off assembly lines here. china real be the powerhouse of the future electric cars fully connected cars all their technology enterprises working very closely together here we are a very important part we have eighteen percent market share in the group of fourteen. so we are strong pillar of the south to motive industry the wolfsburg company one. to counteract the declining sales figures in the asian giant with a completely new

calls made from scratch. pretty colors from bacteria. and may not mass produce. sustainable ethical and that's beautiful fashion. double. nico bees in germany to learn german polish cynical why not learn with him d w z e learning course nikos fake. you know that seventy seven percent blockage are younger than six. that's me and me and you. know what time it all voices. on the seventy seven percent talk about the issue. from one part of the class from housing boom boom time this is where. welcome to the seventy seven percent. of people six g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin. a landmark anniversary for the world's strongest military alliance nato marks of seventieth birthday as president offers warm words for the alliance's leader but another rebuke for germany also coming up. the sultanate of brunei imposes the death penalty for gay sex and adultery rights groups including countries around the world like germany of all condemn the new ball.

headquartered near zagreb employs nearly five hundred people the engineers develop the cars from scratch with all components created by the company the cars are limited editions after all a rematch can cost up to a million euros the innovations have attracted investors porsche and two chinese companies own stakes in remounts they want to profit from the technical know how of the croatian firm now are we. still a big one of the production we will never go us market not with the cars not with the components but we will go bigger more years so currently we are able to supply hundreds of units of batteries. electric motors systems re much as an exceptional kind of business in croatia tourism is the main pillar of the economy here economic recovery has been slow compared to other eastern european members many educated young people are emigrating and croatian entrepreneurs have a bad reputation. well look how the church sometimes leans towards center premier as being kind of peeves this song is because of experiences in the transition process in the night is in today's a lot of corruption scan

as it were all of those rules, the customs union and the single market, and then rewrite them from scratchf the practicalities i suppose this raises, or questions in terms of us having an independent trade policy until wejoin the having an independent trade policy until we join the eu having an independent trade policy until wejoin the eu and now having an independent trade policy until we join the eu and now trying to recreate one if we are out of the eu and a couple of weeks' time, is how much the world around us has changed. you grew up in new zealand, you i guess would have been very young when britain joined the you i guess would have been very young when britainjoined the eu, and we said goodbye to the relationships we had had with the commonwealth countries like new zealand. when you look at your own country, how much has changed in the world of trading opportunities that might make it a different world to be asked to be standing alone in?l lot. new zealand is a completely different economy, it is almost exclusively agriculture and its trade, whereas britain's agricultural trade is

. ♪ it started with a little dig a scratch or an itch don't you see. ♪ but it got too big to be an allergynaway booger you did not believe in sugar darth vader's death star that crushed that day. but there is a prescription. you know, what it is. ♪ don't pick your nose. don't pick your nose. ♪ no co- knot with fingers or toe toes. ♪ now a little guitar interlude. and now coming around to another chorus. . >> slipping out of you at a serious pace and with a giant tissue s not rocket you can see from space. ♪ with booger sugar and the death star that nearly crush the town. that day. ♪ don't pick your nose. ♪ don't pick your nose. ♪ not with fingers not with toes. not with your sisters or your brothers. ♪ one for the ages your soul to keep looking for redemption let's see how it goes. ♪ don't pick your nose. the runaway booger. ♪ that nearly crush the town that day. don't pick your nose. ♪ don't pick your nose. ♪ not with fingers or with toes. not with your sisters or your brothers. don't pick your nose. [applause] [applause] . >> welcome to an elegant defense. so later on we will tell you ab

a swedish startup in nairobi simply replaced the power train removing the need to build cars from scratch but even so switching to electric technology is still a challenge so this a vision is to try if we don't try how can we then meet our environmental goals that we have for the future because someone needs to do it we're not doing that who is that someone. there have been teething problems the battery that powers this car's electronic systems has failed and not because of the rain but kind of and his colleagues are convinced that they're revamped jeep has what it takes. with everything new this got some small challenges i have a big faith that it will be so good to be a hundred percent reliable solar energy is already used to power the large budget. and now to power the jeep as well the solar panels will have to be double the number to generate enough power for all the lodges fleet and cost close to thirty thousand euros to retrofit each vehicle the team hope the investment will have paid for itself within six years. ultimately the start up in visage is installing aleck took motors in m

the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil. ♪ >> even the older men had forgottenley had once been bright with promise and with hope. horace higgins was one of many who had given up the fight. "what's the use?" he said. "we fill up the gullies, and the first rain washes it away." it's the same with all the land around here. it may have been good land once, but it's bad land now. ♪ >> bad land, hopeless land? henry clark wondered. erosion, scientists call it. the eating away of the soil. destruction that began when the early settlers cut down forests, and when the farmers out of ignorance, plowed straight furrows down the hillside. destruction from the sky. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is the way it was, year after year, in a forgotten part of the united states. this was the havoc caused by greed and neglect, and men working alone and unaided against the forces of nature. farms destroyed, industries smashed. hundreds drowned, thousands made homeless. the energies of the river running to waste. the energies of the people, too. henry clark's trouble was the trouble of 3 million amer

degree in social logy he deceived a gold medal from the president of india for expelling in a small scratch with studies he went on to get a third degree which allows him to become a teacher. he's one of the most qualified young men in his small village of took tacl in the eastern state of charge kind. yet the dreams has been unemployed for two years. in a part of the it's difficult to sit at home after studying so much in the village to hear giants that despite my qualifications i'm useless there's no work in the village the government is paying no attention to this there's no advantage in earning a degree it's a piece of paper lying at home. and be danger isn't unknown to other graduate students like him outline for every job opening that comes up however overqualified they may be but they say that on the we can see is seasonal farming is the main source of livelihood in the region employment opportunities offer you one far between you know first hit that last that as a result many young men migrate to begin in cities like delhi and mumbai and some even go abroad to countries like the u.a

experience but i can bring the people with the expertise into my team and only by really starting from scratch can we change this country that's his message and it's one that seems to be doing very well things are doing pretty well what does a lengthy when need for ukraine. so this has been the consistent criticism of the lenski that he has been very light on the detail his critics say he's promising all things to all people to try and maximize his appeal but it doesn't seem to be doing him very much harm he has in recent days been speaking to the press more talking a bit more in detail on the big questions joining nato or the e.u. for instance he says he'll put it to the people let them decide in referendums and starts with taking immunity away from members of parliament to try to fight corruption better but the experts that has been quoted expert criticism that it is all kind of fuzzy but this doesn't seem to be something that many ukrainians are too concerned about they seem so concerned about their economic position living standards are still lower now than they were before the war that th

and when we got there, we had to start from scratch. one of the things you see behind me is actually a photograph of one of the original, temporary hospitals that the americans did set up in france. it is this backdrop of a hospital with the original gurney and some of the instruments you see behind me that are on display, not only in the picture but right here in the cases. it against an opportunity to be immersed in what it might have looked like at the time. and it leads us to the first personality we will deal with today. these hospitals, under the geneva convention were off- limits as military targets. for the most part both sides try to respect that. accidents however to happen. in september 1917, the very first american casualty was not a doughboy in the trenches at all. it was a doctor in a hospital. the hospital was accidentally fired upon by what we think is actually a single shell. and unfortunately, dr. william fitzsimmons a first listener lieutenant from kansas city was killed almost instantly. we have several artifacts fro