so she just sent maria to senegal which was amazing. >> it didn't work though. she came back. >> she came back. another time, i'm one of nine children in an irish catholic family. i'm also a middle child which maria, which eunice actually identified for me. i didn't realize we were had that same thing. but i brought my daughter, my daughter, my sister to the last special olympics recreated in her backyard. here she was in her 80s -- >> in the pool. >> said, let's do it again. so started the special olympics which was for at least three years. i said, well, this is the time i can bring my sister from connecticut and bring her to special olympics. there is eunice out there, like 85 years old, swimming with the olympians, playing touch football. hugging my sister. talking to every one. i mean, just the energy was beyond comprehension. she had the energy and created until the year she died. insisted on all that. what else did i want to say? last thing my mother who was so impressed with eunice that she got her masters in special education from st. joseph college in

. >> dor, japÓn, polonia, senegal. >> arranca con el equipo mÁs dÉbil del grupo para agarrar confianza de los.... >> al volver, dos sueÑos mundialistas, los debutante, panamÁ e islandia, en rumbo al mundial, objetivo rusia. mundial, objetivo rusia. >> de chica no había nadie que se pareciera a mí. por eso creé este blog: para inspirar a las personas a ser ellas mismas. con la surface laptop soy más productiva. creo muros de inspiración. edito contenido. o recorro nueva york con un montón de globos. así que tener uniga lopera hace toda la diferencia. además la batería de la surface dura una eternidad. mi blog es sobre moda, y casi seimpre se trata de color descubre lo que te hace diferente, porque eso es lo que te distingue de los demás. >> dos equipos desde siempre quisieron estar en la copa del mundo, panamÁ e islandia, vamos a repasar lo que hizo la selecciÓn de panamÁ, habÍa llegado a la Última fecha habiendo perdido con estados unidos ido necesitaba una victoria casi milagrosa ante costa rica y esto es lo que sucediÓ, aquÍ lo recordamos. >> panamÁ en estados unidos no jugÓ bien, es

apparently eighteen and a half thousand tons of used clothes are imported to senegal every year but there are as she says economic ecological and ethical concerns about such an industry you can read about them for yourself or down to zero dot com if you search for senegal clothes when i go back to rwanda for a moment though and actually another controversy there to do with money the country the whole country the government if you like signed a sponsorship deal with the english football team arsenal to become the club's first official sleeve sponsor sarra how is this one playing out with people there welcome all the governor and his government has had to actually defend its decision after being criticised for spending an estimated forty million dollars on a three year advertising deal with also as of next season players will wear a sleeve with a visit rwanda logo on it and that's increased terrorism in the east african nation but the deal hasn't gone down very well with many because you rhonda so relies on foreign aid for a significant percentage of its budget now the agreement was s

irán al mundial 2018, desde el momento pánico ni solamente le ha atinado los equipos de su es cia y senegalecuente y victorias lograr más de 100 puntos en la campaña, el de película puros jugadores descartados. >> muchísimas gracias estaremos pendientes. >> ¿sabía usted que la personas atentas y listas pueden vivir más?. >> este es un estudio de una universidad que plantea que las personas positivas pueden llegar a vivir más. >> los optimismos habrían superado a los pesimistas y este estudio mostró que son mejores ubicados gana mejores ingresos y está libre de limitaciones mentales y físicas y no andan criticando a nadie. >> una periodista de nueva orleans fue asesinada golpes dentro de su casa le tendremos detalles de este caso. ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos... la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. porque esa es su intención. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos. están usando sabores

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. >> who care about female empowerment in senegal? >> i do. all: and that's why i follow dw but we love hearing from you, so write to us at global3000@dw.com and check out our facebook page. see you soon, and till then, take care. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steves: from the destruction of world war ii, europe has steadily rebuilt itself into a forward-looking and united continent. with the creation of the european union, economic integration has made another devastating war unthinkable. there has been a massive investment in cutting-edge infrastructure projects. efficient high-speed rail systems tie europe together. superhighways and stunning bridges further enhance the continent-wide transportation system. within cities, sleek subways move millions underground. on the streets above, public transit reduces traffic congestion. and nearly every city is creating traffic-free pedestrian zones, making urban life even more people-friendly.

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hundred ninety eight world cup but as reigning champions and i went wrong they lost to deadbeats on senegalin their opening game failed to score a single goal and belong trip home from the far east. it was pretty funny basically like playing at the last world cup more extreme on that note we've now arrived the second big question swirling around great to see. if france to go through and come up they definitely are who is going through with them as jump cuts one next to it. will start with australia the golden generation that made it to the knockout phase of the two thousand and six world cup is the long gone well not quite. unbelievable the tim cahill is still a huge goal threat to the socceroos at the age of thirty eight he basically old father time in football in terms of his age like fine wine. eleven goals in qualifying sure he's still got it. he knows how to find the net. even more ridiculous is that miller yet not got ten and scored a hat trick sure he takes us trailing penalties but still ten goals. but enough about the old times what about the under thirty's in the aussie squad. a l

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who had inspired her to believe in herself and break the stereotypes of a muslim girl growing up in senegalrst person who told me when i was eight years old, "if you want to survive in this family, you need to show that you are a capable young girl, and that you will not let any of your brothers step on your toes." and my mum never considered me as a young muslim girl who should be staying in the house. wow. i think this is something spectacular. so when you feel stressed, you can come here. i put some carpet. there is a direction of the kaaba, which is the east for muslims. muslims can come, buddhists can come, christians can come, anybody can come. i'll take my shoes off, anyway. if you're muslim, you have to remove your shoes, of course. i might cry. it's absolutely beautiful. it's an amazing place. and no echo. it's beautiful. not much echo. this is white marble from afghanistan. for the muslim, it is important also to demonstrate that being female, you can lead a male—dominated organisation administration, and still practise your faith. itjust gives me that you can still believe and pr

so as a student i studied throughout west africa and senegal, mali, guinea, sierra leone, i studied in traditional islamic centers of learning in the middle east as well and one of the most important things that came up when i was there was to eat kushidi, egyptian food. but i bring this up, this is very local to the -- to being in the middle east, in egypt, et cetera, but we say that if you had not had a bean pie in the united states of america you haven't experienced islam in the united states. i think that that framing is important because african-american muslims, the descendents of enslaved africans have been in the united states of america since its inception. so this report builds off of the great contribution of the work of enslaved africans leaving west africa coming to the united states by force and with them these individuals brought with them a nonviolent spiritual form of islam that has been in the united states since its inception, some scholars say roughly between 15 to 30% of the enslaved africans came from muslim lands like in senegal and mali and nigeria which is very

she's from senegal. of sickle cell anemia. >> having sickle cell, my mother always wanted to figure out best way for us to have food that's not artificial. >> she moved to san francisco for college. when she lost her job she founded teranga, with encouragement from her mother. >> my mother was right i could bring something from my hometown and share it with people here. >> she opened it last year and now the nutrition bar is ready to go to market. and working with the foot scientist, today is a big day. >> this is what you see inside. >> it's about 40 to 50 oop% fiber and has high levels of antioxidan antioxidants. >> her goal is to provide a healthy alternative to people in the bay area and around the world. >> i want them to have as good as nutrients and as healthy life as possible. >> this is why she's our abc 7 star, living her own american dream. >> how do you not fall in love with her, right? if you'd like to nominate someone to be an abc 7 star, head to our website. >> did you dry the juice? >> it

a student body of over 12,000 asple per year hail as far morocco, guinea, mali, senegal, -- voices that will ultimately drown out the extremism preached by isis and al qaeda. what is the u.s. role? candidly, i think we need to approach that question with modesty. the federal government is not a religious authority. there are limits to what we can do to disprove our adversaries' theological claims. partner witho is leaders and authorities who share our values and interests. let me tell you what the counterterrorism bureau in particular, and the state department in general, has been doing to support our friends in this contest of ideas. promoting authentic voices committed to pluralism and human rights, that can speak credibly to those at risk of buying into terrorist ideologies. center.ple is the sawab it means "on the right path." they disseminate content that challenges isis narratives. they launched an internet campaign on the importance of giving to verify charities. we also support community leaders to -- to create tailored messages -- tailored for specific audiences. alternatives t

flown to south africa in a cabin and fist pumping during the entire flight plus a refueling stop in senegal. i checked into my room once the private residence in an eccentric billionaire who befriended clinton during his presidency. as they walked towards the villa i passed a younger plumper clinton and i crossed a wooden bridge over a pond with the sound of talks and five-year flies and cicadas in the distance. they openei opened up the heavy. the stand-alonthe standalone the private bar and living room decorated in natural hues with sculptures. a handful of friends sat at a nearby table playing a card game of choice. they made small talk about the prospects if romney wins, the parties will have to pave the way for her. clinton stood by a row of barstools wearing a blue neck sweater driving shoes, jeans and a friendship bracelet around his rest and chelsea was on a sofa sitting on her water with her chief of staff. they later confessed to one of the traders in chicago i felt guilty about how much the times have paid me to send me on the trip a six night swing through mozambique south afric

up above onentry level than senegal. investors signaling they do see a downgrade on the cards. on that in coming weeks. look at levels of sterling today. we have the governor of the bank of england testify before members of parliament here, the pound was up ahead of the testimony, it comes down since. it's marginally above the lows we saw yesterday. lowest level since december of 2017. it's against the boe publishing a specific -- of interest rates. another one is for following the fed in publishing the interest rate forecast for members of the central bank. he also had to communicate the bank of england's communicate policy. if this criticism from the last meeting when rates were kept unchanged. it was back in february that he led the market to believe there would be a rate hike in may. he change that assumption a couple weeks before the bank of england meeting. with data, a big week for data with retail sales and consumer price inflation. the big one is gdp on friday. carney did not lose interest rates probability in the wake of today's testimony. sterling coming down. that's

that's-- it's various different, you know, styles used in-- you're speaking of dombe boxing from senegalted to have some elements of that in the fighting. i feel like some of those poses didn't really stay in the cut yeah, yeah, but we studied it. so that has a sort of, like a jousting -- >> stephen: is this going to hurt? >> no, no, no. so i'm keeping my distance from you. >> stephen: yeah, yeah sure. you better, you better. >> you never know i'm trying play this line and at any point i could come over the top with this right here those legs-- those legs wouldn't be in there. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, that's why you didn't expect it. yeah, yeah. that's what i learned. my family is from ireland. that's how we fought. >> that's how you did it? >> stephen: that's how we fought. it's authentic. >> legs high. >> stephen: legs really high, yeah, yeah. thanks for being here, man. >> thank you. >> stephen: "black panther" is now out on dvd. chadwick boseman, everybody! we'll be right back. sweat. water break. uh-huh. nobody drinks, 'till this guy sweats. gotta see some sweat. degree advanced prot

. >> i got to senegal and went on a one-week tour in small villages and just recorded all these musicians i met. >> the music, i mean, hip hop has really, really influenced a lot of african music, as much as african music has influenced hip hop. it's this kind of african peoples influencing and inspiring other people. >> costume designer ruth carter draws inspiration from at least ten african tribes. >> throughout the process, i fell in love with so many aspects of all of the different cultures around africa. the neck rings, arm rings is directly from that. this beautiful silver and you have a blending of modern pieces with tribal african. >> initially, we hoped to shoot part of the film in africa. i know ryan was very emotional when we had to tell him the truth that financially we didn't think that was possible. >> instead, the world of "black panther" is recreated on a sound stage in atlanta, georgia. by the time shooting begins, it will evolve from a concept to a place everyone can believe in. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one re

in our first story, we see the impact of excessive rainfall in senegal's traditionally arid region.roperty damage. despite continu

the troops fighting the germans and is stopping them are from senegal in africa.hey beat back the germans at the chateau, but american machine gunners enter into combat and support the senegalese and slow down the german offensive. john: i want to focus on the chateau for a moment. on a hill overlooking the city is a lincoln memorial sized monument to the americans who fought in the region. c-span visited that monument and talked with historians about the monument and the american experience. here is what he had to say. >> directly behind me is the monument. we are on top of hill 204. 204 means the the hill was 204 meters high. the significant of the monument is to honor the american troops who fought in the sector. there was significant engagement in between the rivers. from the end of may through the middle of july of 1918. on the opposite side from the monument are two women holding hands in honor of their sons, brothers, uncles and fathers who risked their lives in the area during the war. john: edward lengel, we have focused on cantini and the chateau. the fi

the troops fighting the germans and stopping apart from senegal and africa -- in africa. they be that the germans at the chateau, but american machine gunners into into combat and support the senegalese and slow down the german offensive. host: on a hill overlooking the sizeds a lincoln memorial monument to the americans who fought in the region. c-span visited that monument and talked with historians about the monument and the american experience. [video] >> directly behind me is the monument. we are on top of hill 204. the hill was 204 meters high. the significance is to honor the american troops who fought in the sector. there was significant engagement in between the rivers. from the end of may through the middle of july of 1918. on the opposite side from the monument are two women holding sons,in honor of their brothers, uncles and fathers who risked their lives in the area during the war. host: edward lengel, we have focused on cantini and the chateau. the fighting that took place at you are talking about, most people probably think of trench warfare from the think

the troops who are actually fighting the germans here and stopping them are senegal in africa.hey beat back the germans, but american machine gunners from the third division enter into combat, support the senegalese, and begin to slow down the german offensive. >> i want to focus on that for a second. on a hill overlooking the city, it is a lincoln memorial monument, to the americans who fought in that region. cspan visited that monument and talked with historian mitchell ya colson about that monument and the american experience, here's what he had to say. >> reporter: directly behind me is yes, u.s. involvement is necessary in world war i. 35% saying no. >> join the conversation or give us a call on the various phone lines. eastern and central time zones and a special line for active duty and veterans on that last line. bob's waiting in greenville, south carolina. go ahead. >> i was wondering how reluctant president woodrow wilson was to enter the war? >> woodrow wilson is so interesting in this way. remember, he was born right before the civil war in stanton, virginia. i can'

. >> from senegal she and her sisters are carriers of sickle cell aenemyia and they eight a lot of thisit. >> we having sickle cell my mother wanted to figure out the best way for us to have food that's not artificial. >> nafi moved to san francisco for college when she lost her job she founded this with her mother a determined single mom. >> my mom was right i could bring something from my hometown and share it with people here. >> she unveiled terran fwchlt a juice last year and now. >> cherries dates, almond. >> the baobab nutrition bar. >> this is what you see. >> it's about 40 to 50% fiber and has high levels of anti-oxants. >> it's a inexpensive and healthy food for people in the bay area and around the world. >> because i have the passion. i just wanted to really give people what i've experienced as a kid. and i wanted them to have as good of nutrients as healthy life as possible. >> this is why she is our star, living her own american dream. in san francisco, dion lyme, abc 7 news. >> fantastic. if you'd like to nominate someone to be an abc 7 star go to the website, abc 7 news.

hundreds of university students have taken to the streets again in senegal after a colleague was killediceman opened fire at a protest over the non payment of grants. hollywood actor morgan freeman has apologised after eight women made allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behaviour against the star. in a statement, mr freeman said he never intended to make anyone feel uneasy, and he apologised to anyone who felt uncomfortable or disrespected by his actions. world service. scientists have discovered three vast canyons in one of the last places to be explored on earth — beneath the ice at the south pole. the researchers used radars mounted on planes to discover the troughs, which run for hundreds of kilometres but aren't visible at the snowy surface of antarctica. more on that at bbc.com we mentioned the nfl briefly last night, and its decision to fine clubs if players kneel during the us national anthem. well today president trump gave his reaction to fox and friends. i think it's good. you have to stand proudly for the national anthem. or used to be plain to me should not

coach of the afghanistan national team and he's worked in one thousand different countries including senegal saudi arabia he won the coach of the in africa in the one nine hundred ninety s. and he was once he also has a big personality and he was once asked about the pressure of bundesliga coaches. to which he laughed and said try playing and coaching when the dictator is did that demanding expected you to win and that's sometimes along ok and of course in afghanistan that is that is a real bottom and it was known exactly at a limit arky thanks very much for this. if you minor now of our top stories this hour president. states out of the iran nuclear course he's also signed a presidential memorandum. reinstating sanctions against russia during the lawmakers have called the president's move a diplomatic show. this is the view news live from berlin we have more coming up at the top of the hour thanks for the. move. on. an. extra long. extra why. extravagant to attract buyers here you've got to go the extra mile china twenty eighteen and what may be the world's most important motor show automak

it was really fascinating and talking about the impact of these events on senegal. it was fascinating. >> i will ask another museum question and some questions about the word itself. then we will turn to the room for questions. but the museum itself, how do you differ from other museums in your approach? many in this room have been to many museums and in fact war museums, wonderful museums down in new orleans, how does your approach differ? >> a couple of ways. the first is we are global in orientation. that differ significantly from the australian war memorial. the korean museum, the musings in french which are primarily parochial. they tell the empire or the nation story. in fact sometimes you might wonder who else was in the war. and we intentionally speak to tell a global story. that seems to be a differentiator. also the ways we seek to engage audiences. one of the reasons we have had a significant uptick in attendance in the galleries but also, a massive increase in engagement and public programming is that we seek to explore the enduring impact of the war. so

the troops actually fighting the germans here and stopping them are from senegal in africa, they're french-senegalesen machine gunners enter into combat, support the senegalese and begin to really slow down the german offensive. >> i want to focus chateau teri, and overlooking state is a lincoln memorial sized monument to the americans who fought in that region. c-span visited that monument and talked with historian mitchell yakelson about that monument and the american experience there. here's what he had to say. >> directly behind me is the chateau teri monument. we are on top of hill 204 help 204 means that the hill is 204 meters high. the significance of this monument is to honor the american troops who fought in the amarn sector. the other, was there significant engagement in between the two rivers from the end of may through the middle of july in 1918. on the opposite side of the monument are the statues of two women, one american and one french who are holding hands in honor of their sons, brothers, uncles and fathers who risked their lives here in the amarne and particularly the chateau-thier

talking about the impact of these events on senegal was fascinating. >> i'm going to ask one more museum question and then ask some questions about the war itself and then we're going to turn to the room for some questions, but the museum itself, how do you differ from other museums in your approach, many in this room i'm sure have been to many museums and in fact war museums, wonderful museum down in new orleans, how does your approach did every? >> perhaps a couple ways. the first is that we're global in our orientation, so that differs significantly from the australia war memorial, the imperial war museum, the museums in france which are primarily parochial, this he tell the empire or the nation's story. in fact, sometimes you might wonder who else was in the war. we intentionally seek to tell a global story. that seems to me to be differentiator. also the ways in which we seek to engage audiences. one of the reasons why we have had such in my view a significant uptick in attendance in the galleries but also massive increase in engagement in public programming is that we seek to explo

bursting with testosterone and fist pumping during the entire 16-hour flight plus a refueling stop in senegal. i'd checked into my room in the main house of the saxon, once the private residence of an eccentric billionaire who befriended clinton during his presidency. i passed rows of photos of stein with a younger, plumper clinton. i crossed a wooden bridge over a pond, the sound of peacocks and fire flies and the hum of cicadas in the distance. i opened theville that's heavy engraved doors -- the villa's heavy engrave doors. a living room decorated in tasteful neutral hues with a scattering of african sculptures. a handful of friends of bill -- also known as fo bs -- sat at a nearby table playing oh hell. they made small talk about hillary's 2016 prospects. if romney wins, the party will have to totally pave the way for her. clinton stood by a row of neatly arranged beige leather bar stools wearing a baby blue v-neck cashmere sweater, tan driving shoes, jeans and a friendship bracelet tied around his frail waist -- sorry, frail wrist. chelsea sat on a sofa sipping evian alongside her chief

from the republic of senegal, malik bah. from taiwan.nd from the united arab emirates, ibrahim, altaneje. thank you. seats. today's graduates join the more than 84,000 men and women who have graduated from the naval academy since its founding in 1845. as part of our graduation ceremony today, members of the naval academy class that preceded this year's graduates by 50 years will honor this continuing chain of naval academy graduates by presenting engraved ensign and second lieutenant uniform devices to the class of 2018. several members of the class of 1968 are listed in your program and are here today to participate in this special recognition of naval academy graduates' contributions across the decades. please join me in recognizing and applauding these distinguished graduates. [applause] finally, before we begin introductions of individual graduates, i should remind you of an important naval academy tradition. parents and friends are invited to stand when that graduate's name is called. in that way we can recognize your contribution t

the troops fighting the germans and stopping apart from senegal and africa -- in africa.hey be that the germans at the chateau, but american machine gunners into into combat and support the senegalese and slow down the german offensive. host: on a hill overlooking the sizeds a lincoln memorial monument to the americans who fought in the region. c-span visited that monument and talked with historians about the monument and the american experience. [video] >> directly behind me is the monument. we are on top of hill 204. the hill was 204 meters high. the significance is to honor the american troops who fought in the sector. there was significant engagement in between the rivers. from the end of may through the middle of july of 1918. on the opposite side from the monument are two women holding sons,in honor of their brothers, uncles and fathers who risked their lives in the area during the war. host: edward lengel, we have focused on cantini and the chateau. the fighting that took place at you are talking about, most people probably think of trench warfare from the think of