that sound like sherri?dn't make a lot of sense to me because i thought if there were two men and they had a gun, that just seemed a little weird. >> because sherri wouldn't begin a fight with two guys who were armed. >> i wouldn't think so. >> what about with a woman? >> well, i think she would have taken on a woman. >> we'd really like to know what happened. >> sherri's parents never thought it was a burglary. they knew weeks before the murder sherri had several strange encounters. one as she dined at a restaurant and thought a woman was watching her. >> she said she has eyes that can see right through you. >> scary eyes. >> there was also a run-in at the hospital where sherri worked. >> she went to sherri's office and said that if she couldn't have john, nobody could. >> most terrifying, an encounter in sherri's own home. and by now, she knew who the mystery woman was. >> she heard a noise, and she looked up, and there was john's ex-girlfriend. >> how'd she get in the house? >> we have no idea. >> john's

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thank you so much sherry silver amanda no my about what he obama you remember thank you for joining us online as well now remember you can also be part of the dance for change campaign and support young farmers across africa just send your routines through tick-tock we'll leave you with some for a little inspiration. when you get. 60 votes to get some. votes in. we shall soon follow the. growth is so low that now in syria the whole world. of course of a minister accused. a european judge tasked with imposing nor an order and a trial testing the nose of a no from the nation. witnesses. highway on his era until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was about covering khuda todd's tragedies 1st quake's and that was it but not sure how capable feel how they look how they think and that's what we do we go anyway 5 and a half months of demanding an end to an education system that was introduced to. latin america al-jazeera has come to fill a void that needed to be filled. i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality whether online and have a male chauvinism

we shall have a glass of sherry later. he is going to have a glass of sherry later.t you like. we talk a lot about the sea effort on the menu landed on the beaches but there was a huge effort from the sky. thousands of planes, part of d—day and john has taken a careful look. although don, harold. when we changed over to the yanks, that left us a day free. i lived in portsmouth and we were in southampton and they gave us time of. and i got home on the sunday, nipped round to the church and then the next morning we went back... so you had a day off in the middle of it all. get this man a bottle of sherry for that story. really good to talk to you this morning. back to cambridgeshire. well, here we are, on board one of the dakotas. this aircraft flew on d—day and will fly again later today in the special memorial flight. the seats here, there are 27 of them. you can just imagine this whole back of the aircraft being absolutely rammed with burly paratroopers, all of their kit, equipment, radios, weapons, ready to jump into northern france. this cable that runs the length

thank you, sherry. any thoughts? french]speaking thank you very much, sherry. you do have an amazing family legacy, and what you're bringing up is a subject close to my heart, which is the many ways in which women participated in the resistance. they were not fully able to participate in military resistance. when the americans arrived, they were not given uniforms. so their roles were really shaped by their gender, and they did all the different things that you just so beautifully described. one of the advantages is they were not under suspicion the way a young man would be, so they were the ones who carried the resistance newspapers or bombs. and when they got through checkpoints, they often times acted innocent. they flirted, and they got through in a way a man never could. my favorite example of that is a young woman in britney, of course, as you said, was a real center for resistance. huge amounts of resistance in brittany. andas well known for that, a young woman was with her mother, and they were carrying parachutes. you are right. they were participating

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thank you so much sherry silver amanda and then my about what do you remember thank you for joining us online as well now remember you can also be part of the dance for change campaign and support young farmers across africa just send your routines through tick-tock we'll leave you with some for a little inspiration. so 6. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from uk cycling to save the forests the famous yellow dress made from blue jays. to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands 3 of the aids world's global bird migration watch reacher 6 right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove it is one of the most special low clouds on the planet for ice ecosystems and limit on ounces era across the united states indigenous families are searching for their loved ones for relatives of people who go missing finding closure is often impossible people are meeting here to raise money for the search efforts of the young woman advocates and family members have started to raise awareness about the high rates of violence that disproportionately impa

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i will bring in our colleague sherry with some of the latest details of these protests. >> thank you very much as we're standing outside the legislative counsel building here for this part of the protest, it's been very much peaceful all day, but things have turned very quickly as we saw some of the protesters using bricks and the police fofficers using batons to contain the situation, as well we're looking at big presence of riot police closing into this area and, you know, a little bit of more aggressiveness coming from the protesters, as well they are chanting, retract the bill retract the bill really, that bill is the centerpiece of this protest, of course, today. as well as what we saw over the weekend, as well the bill the hong kong government is pushing for is basically to change the law to be able to extradite hong kong residents as well as foreign residents, foreign passport holders who are residing in hong kong doing business in hong kong. we're passing through hong kong to be extradited to mainland china for trial. many of these protesters that we see. thousands of them su

born in hong kong sherry chown works mainly for d. w. social media department. she says the fresh round of protests serve as an important reminder for people in hong kong that they still have a battle to fight. until. twenty forty seven it's also a pleasure to welcome andre yes cloete is a freelance journalist and author. who formerly worked with the economist based in hong kong he says despite the aerobic resistance of hong kong's people and especially its young? china will eventually limit and then extinguish hong kong liberty. and finally we're very pleased to have with us the activist ray wong he was involved in the umbrella movement that emerged during the hong kong democracy protests in. twenty fourteen he was granted asylum in germany last year he says. we don't want hong kong to become just another city in china. so welcome to all of you. let me ask you and sherry to start out by talking about a little bit about the current situation. even after the suspension of the proposed extradition law the protesters it made it clear they're not calling it quits. a

bischof: so cheap sherry, nick, huh? cheap sherry. and -- dr. mueller: and gunter was here in the beginning. he was part of the early feasibility studies when that wild idea came into our brains. dr. bischof: so, why the title of this book "everything we have"? dr. mueller: that's a good question. coleman suggested it to me. he works in my office. i eisenhower met with his general two weeks before d-day. everything,ine, england was bursting. troops were moving. everybody was getting close down. a big show was coming. not knowing when. this momentum had been building for over a year. intensely for the last 5-6 months. eisenhower says, boys, we are going to throw everything we have into this. another way to said, we are in it to win it. there is no alternate plan. we are throwing everything we have. we thought that was a good title for the book. -- , i' -- bikes ike's order of the day. soldiers, sailors, airmen, you are about to embark on a great crusade. the eyes of the world are upon you. the hopes and prayers of liberty , -- liberty loving peop

i'd like to invite sherry williams to give an update on treasure island programs. >> good afternoon, with one treasure island. with the vertical development starting on ybi and anticipated the first affordable project happening in calendar year, 2020, we're going to be ramping up our construction training program. and hopefully we'll be getting a lot of people, low-income san franciscans into the trades and union work in developing these new housing units. so we're pretty excited about that for this coming up calendar year starting july 1. and then also we have our drivers education program which we are working with oewd as part of their driver-build program to increase the number of drivers that is woefully needed in san francisco. we are assisting them getting their class b licenses and one of our efforts is going to be to try to partner with the operating engineers so we can get folks into that union. so aside from that, we're also updating the family resource guide that we hope to have out to the community by the end of this week, early next week, that will indicate all of the va

existence but now a social media campaign fronted by nigerian musician mr easy and choreographer sherry silver aims to show that farming means freedom. you know. like when you. i mean. you can't help but dance a little bit of the campaign is called our future is here and is led by the international fund for agricultural development or found people around the world have answered the challenge from mr easy and cherry dance for change and i posted videos on tech talk and instagram for more on the campaign sherri silver joins us from los angeles as well as being an award winning dancer and creative director she is advocate for rural youth will also hear from. a coffee farmer and entrepreneur who leads communal shambo coffee and tanzania he joins us from berlin amanda my he is a farmer and advocate for youth and cultural agro in agricultural initiatives she's in nairobi and welcome to the stream everyone knows cherie i want to get started with you because a lot of people in our community probably know your work you are the creative force behind the moves in this viral music video child this

my name is sherri petes and i serve as director of community outreach. i thank you for coming here today. this is my alma mater, this is my home. so if we can allow us to come to you to put the mic to you so that way it's a safe and productive conversation, i would greatly appreciate that if that's okay. thank you. [ applause ] >> all right, thank you, sherri. >> thank you. and also if i may, because i know we have a lot of questions and i want to make sure we get to the questions and make sure people can share their grievances, if we can do two minutes if that's possible. we want to make sure people get a chance to have their voice heard and give us the space to listen. thank you so much. thank you. >> okay. i want to say something. i know we all are angry. first of all, my name is samuel brown. i have marched in this town. i have cried in this town. we're all upset about this. but i want you to listen to me. please listen. you don't have to agree with me. >> all right. you are listening to people who are very upset and they have expressed they are hurt

reporter sherry cha who is from hong kong welcome sheri. why is the spill causing such a rule in the tertiary if so basically it is that hong kong suspects to china for trials and many people fear that it would mean that china would use it as a tool for political to pursue political opponents and that it would mean that hong kong but most of freedom of speech that it has been enjoying sofa and this is very important for hong kong people and they actually told me that they don't want hong kong to be just one of the chinese cities and so they came out so far as their opinion china has not been backward in coming forward when it comes to extracting people that it won't trim from around the world it's that they've been accused of doing it here in germany i suppose the fear is that this makes it legitimizes that option yeah yeah they feel that it would make just a miser. and kidnappings that have happened in the past and this is the biggest fear itself. ok so there was a we've seen this before and it's quite interesting people are making compari

that's according to sherri.e following afternoon, we received another text and it was basically, your dog is dying. he's gone into shock and he's dying. >> by the time the couple got home, their dog was dead. their dogs were in the care of sherry gray, she was contracted by bay area canine association. they were at gray's home in hollister. gray texted eric and jessica that the two dogs were in her fenced backyard with no other dogs when some kind of fight happened when she wasn't watching. that's how itch goe was injured. >> what was your reaction as you were reading these text messages? >> we don't understand how he was one instant to now he's dying. it seems such a dramatic change. >> eric and jessica claim that their dog was healthy and never fought with their other much smaller dog. the necropsy was compatible with hemmage and congestion, secondary to shock. after a few days of text messaging back and forth, eric and jessica stopped communication with the owner of bay area canine, steve kenz letter and the

sherry hutter tried to wrap her head around the inconceivable. gerfa was her aunt. kevin, gerfa's 14-year-old son. they were due home from a philippine vacation, instead they were in the clutches of something horrific. >> i felt like i was in a dream like it wasn't real. >> and i was just thinking, "what?" >> reporter: gerfa's husband heiko lunsmann had stayed behind in lynchburg, and was at work when he heard. >> you must have been terrified. >> yes. it was impossible to think about it. but pictures don't lie. >> reporter: they didn't. there they were, on philippine television. incomprehensible images, gerfa's and kevin's passports, their half-packed suitcases. the stricken relatives they'd been visiting on tictabon, a small island at the tip of southern philippines. gerfa, kevin and one of gerfa's young cousins, said the news reports, kidnapped by boat in the dead of night. >> i was thinking, no, that doesn't happen to us! >> well, nobody thinks it's gonna happen to us, right? >> yeah, but my wife's heart is in the philippines. that's her family. >> gerfa was born

and sherry could speak to it, but i won't make her come up here. we have several hundred million dollars of outstanding need with the focused alterations in the replacement of stations that are most vulnerable to the eventual big one, and the fact that we need to address that while the resources are available to do so the next bond after 20 isn't 2027. that is a long ways away to know what that some might be and what it will accrue to the fire department from that bond, this is -- there's pretty of lurk -- work that remains to be done. just as a point of clarification , when you talk about the focus scope funding, all of that funding source comes from the easter bond? >> the lion share of it, we receive 14 million from the public health and safety bonds for focus spoke -- focus scope alteration projects. >> this is ongoing projects based off of the funding that occurs. >> correct. >> when it comes down to station 49, that is part of that focus bond on page 13? >> the ambulance facilities draw funding from the public health and safety bond program a

sherry robinson became the first woman to complete air traffic control officers school.een was named the navy's first woman admiral. admiral dirk's promotion ceremony contained another first. and for the first time, women were assigned with men to the crew of a ship. >> we are going to start out with the test on the sanctuary, which is as you know a hospital ship being refurbished to be able to serve a broader mission of dependent support. this particular ship is well configured from the standpoint of a facility to do that. my strue is that if there are -- my view is that if there are women who want to go to sea and undergo the hardships of going to sea and to serve their country in that capacity, then we can find a way to make it possible for them to do so. we would start out on the larger ships where the facilities problems are easier to handle, carriers and so forth. and the last ships to which they would be assigned, if ever, would be submarines. >> a pilot study is very enthusiastic about these people. this sort of thing i hope will gain a lot of publicity. sure, he

dr martin did some raw test to deal with the situation every day in his work at berlin's sherry tate hospital the bacteria can get into the respiratory tract of patients through medical equipment like ventilators. which is a sin because nothing for we have a real problem with multi resistant bacteria panic it's affecting our ability to treat some patients and we've even started using older supplies around to bionics and. we didn't do that for years because these medicines could cause serious side effects. at the same time a lot of the new drugs don't combat bacteria effectively so that's why we're looking into alternative therapy strategies that has a sense of comfort. and at least i think. the european medicines agency estimates that multi resistant bacteria kill 25000 people in europe every year this issue ation represents a serious challenge for health care providers that's been ordered for i know who and feel you go off and on and we'll be seeing higher medical costs more patients in the health care systems and a big increase in treatment programs. and that's when i can't say at

based on results from a blood test. 25-year-old sherry neil broke down in tears she pleaded not guilty in court today. prosecutors say she injured four people as market area last one victim is still in an induced coma. the public defender assigned to the case that she is a mother of three and suffers from bipolar disorder. as well as other mental illnesses. >>> the prosecution indigo ship warehouse trial is expected to wrap up the case tomorrow. the jury will be excused until next monday. that is when the defense will begin presenting its case. the judge plans to meet with attorneys during the three day break to discuss initiative issues. the trial for derek almena and max harris began in april. the two are charged with creating unsafe conditions at an open warehouse where 36 people died in a fire 2 1/2 years ago. >>> is sacramento man who fled to mexico after he was accused of killing his baby girl surrendered to the fbi today. 22-year-old alexander was with his lawyer he turned himself in at a border crossing near san diego. he had been named a person of interest in the death of his

the 1st german phage drug is now being tested at the sherry to hospital in berlin. deep in the swamps of the southeastern u.s. state of georgia if no botanist cassandra quit even her research team are also looking for alternatives to antibiotics. all right we're going to look for that cheesy alba which i believe is over in this area here they have the big black fruits on them in the bean family this is used as a treatment for wounds and and kind of cuts they would dig up their roots and make it a caution to rinse infected wounds so this one is of interest for us to collect so we're in the shovels when we 1st doubters the whole work up. the researchers wear leggings to protect against poisonous snakes. because sandra is lower right leg was amputated when she was a child then she developed an infection caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria that prompted her interest in this kind of research. you know she's studying indigenous people's use of medicinal plants to fight bacterial infections. we should be able to try this in a couple of days or dryers. get ready for the

now where democracy under president recha tired erda one is increasingly under threat there due to sherry media and parliament have been weekend political opponents imprisoned and after the opposition won the mayor elections in his stronghold of istanbul erda won fight for and was granted a reelection now people like sarah and as who are hoping that the rerun will bring an even bigger victory for the opposition. no matter where a crimean mammals can pain bus stops these days hundreds of people are already waiting eager to hear what he has to say. 6 ever since he mamu narrowly won istanbul's mayoral election at the end of march against the candidate of the ruling party everyone in turkey knows him. too. and the fact that he was then stripped of his mandate at the request of the a k p only made him more prominent. on the ironically won this election because of. that. but they intervened and canceled the votes so that was a political decision a blow to the judiciary and turkey's democracy. at least among the mammal supporters are also instructive on and her husband sowed up as long as they c

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actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. and. i think the reason that they have now they're tackling the wrong so far it's not that they didn't want but i would say that they couldn't do it top as the thinking of a short and quick war with iraq but i would say that that would not be the case trump said that if they wanted to they would have killed about $150.00 people in the rain and sides but the question comes to me is that america is a type a country in the past by nuclear bombs do they really care about killing 150 people. as we speak large organized care of a bar on the march to the united states. 70 and a player coming african. you know swears remains. this is a virtual invasion of our country or so so. i met up with what i meant to g

actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. and. i think the reason that they have now they're tackling the wrong so far it's not that they didn't want but i would say that they couldn't do it as the thinking of as short and quick war with iraq but i would say that that would not be the case trump said that if they wanted to they would have killed $150.00 people in the rain and sides but the question comes to me is that america is a type a country in the past by nuclear bombs do they really care. about killing 150 people on. this is a sticker from the water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad o

understanding for both sides and being an investor, i have an understanding that you have the fighting sherry responsibility to appease shareholders, and at the same time -- you have the fiduciary response ability to appease shareholders, and the same time, interact with the fans. whoar it a lot about people truly love the game and they have not been able to get to the games. we do have a few things in there where we have tickets allotted for organizations to get kids into games, but that is something we will continue to work on. shery: we have to leave it there, thank you. from new york and toronto, this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton with bloomberg word news. the supreme court today ruled against the trump administration's proposal to

creating these problems is a huge epidemic of toms all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. real crisis midriff examines crisis when they share. it's as a scale of natural disaster in counter-strike malaysia. and they bring to us. in the news year here when japan will care for the problem of you say a group of substances which are the other being so flush that can go and international organizations do not have enough time to create rules where. i think the reason that they have not attacked you wrong so far is not that they didn't want but i would say that they couldn't do it top as the thinking of as short and quick war with iraq but i would say that that would not be the case trump said that if they wanted to attack they would have killed about $150.00 people in the rain inside but the quest

i am an actor and one of the calls founders of sherry to cold fusion i am. here. we're helping families that have children with down syndrome and other. learning from them out of disability. so as forge special schools for them such people well they are the service provider and the garage. service is provided. they provide this service. to the client also won't they provide everything. which came from out of. it's who takes care of the children living there it's a very corrupt system and in 1007. 27. years of. let's just reiterate what we're actually seeing here in case you're just joining us this is the 7 things you all presidential q. and a with the public hosted by president putin feeling a whole range of questions as you can see our correspondent there has been following developments and we really don't know what subjects going to be breached from time to time you've got the big issues talking about international relations but then you've got the smaller sony and issues that really affect people you're talking about the likes of pensions etc what do you think

actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. oh why a paradise with some ground turned into a round the experimentation field but agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would the the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people where one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental research going on in hawai

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let's bring in reporter sherry chan she is from hong kong and she's been looking into this aspect of the story for us terry 1st of all tell us about how hong kong protesters have been using telegram so far so it's a very important message at fall protests in hong kong and actually there are lots of different groups prepared for different purposes in the protests for example in some groups they would talk about the news about the pros has and responses from government officials and others that they would use it to show some practical information and for example in another group they would talk about how face my. face boss they should get and where they can get them and how much they are and they even the group that provides the legal services for the protests do we know what i. actually happened with the cyber attack on telegram is there any indication that china has been interfering so china didn't say anything about the accusation that they have been attacking telegram telegram has that they have received a message for texts and ip addresses they are region native in china and that'

trying to do everything to raise the memory of the tournament square massacre joining me for more is sherry shon she's a social media editor and originally from hong kong welcome to you cherry from what i hear the any mention of the tournament square massacre is vanda on chinese social media so what happens when someone tries to search this chinese social media yes so as you said and the discussion of the incident it's censored on chinese social media and actually they. said sensitive by the chinese government so this morning i try to search for keywords on way ball and i typed in 8964 which is the idea and the date incident happened and. it shows that no results can be. and so other key was such an incident or. also have the same results the chinese equivalent of twitter actually one of the most important china and such an important instance mentioned on the release shows that censorship in china is very powerful and do find ways to get around the censorship is it possible yeah. trying to be really creative in that post and so there is an archive done by a hong kong research institute and

dan will be there, and i will be some sherry and a real atmosphere.hat is the amazing thing about when you get veterans together, particularly for something which is a commemoration and there isa which is a commemoration and there is a lot of sadness, but actually, when you get like—minded individuals who have lived through extraordinary things, there is laughter and tears in equal measure. a lot of laughter in this meeting here. there always is with the queen douglas thorne, one of the first people the queen met, he served on the landing craft going in and out, he has never been back to normandy, but he now finally wa nts to back to normandy, but he now finally wants to go. i wonder what changes my 75 years later you make that decision, i'm ready to go back. before this year, he apparently hasn't even spoken about his experiences in it d—day that much, because those landing craft helmsman would have seen the worst of it, they would have pushed the hose back and forward, the half sunk craft, lots of bodies floating their off juno beach as well. for so

degrees denver the 26 but here you've got prone to a few showers in the east coast too was fairly sherry but toronto's in the sunshine slightly warmer at 19 on thursday so the caribbean we've seen weeks now of fairly frequent showers it's clouding up again the lesser antilles up through haiti going to republican further west with big showers of possible what was a mass of rain over mexico does not like develop into very much there's always a possibility it would but the bin big showers recently was some local flooding they're going to i think become rather less over the next couple of days. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from cycling to safe it finds the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans. to conserving the well when dealing with. 8 year olds global bird migrations life intersects right where we discovered a treasure try it is one of the most special that lands on the plate after ice ecosystem it on al jazeera. welcome back to the top stories here on al-jazeera a doctor's group aligned with protesters in saddam says at least 60 people

so let me pass that question straight on to all of you and start out with you sherry. do you think that the agreement will hold even till 2047. came out in the end i think it will all these things that china is trying to do now it's not to push that. to be reached like i think what they want to do is just to make sure that. gradually and slowly hong kong will become law similar to just other cities in china and their power. and the hong kong people will be. less. obvious just before that they was reached and so they just want to have this gradual change so they $47.00 it will be. peaceful and crack you change off the systems but you know obviously home people are not buying that andreas you're clearly skeptical about the group agreement holding in the long term what about the short to medium run well and not necessarily about the agreement holding on paper because remember that point about the time horizons it's not it's never been in china's interest to have a tenement square on the streets of hong kong because one thing the chart from china's point of view that it al

projections have already graced some of the capital's landmarks as you can see our correspondent sherry edwards dashti was up one of the earlier demonstrations. post last year when he traveled to the united kingdom donald trump was met with hundreds of thousands of protesters condemning his policies and this year we've seen the movement on momentum really stepping up a kid protesters it's a say that that angry with donald trump's policies i don't standing in solidarity with those up bearing the brunt of the controversial issues surrounding the mexican border problem in the united states particularly around the muslim travel ban and of course issues surrounding women and protests is a really say one clear message that donald trump is simply not welcome here it is part of the problem. with. the situation to place these opportunities from these protests show that certainly is just crazy day monday to be having a day without we debilitated the places and the places that people did to. get to a. point to be making do. the. things that need the data that it is awfully embarrassing for this co

this is sherry on that line in alexandria, virginia. >> good morning. i am french- american by my french mother who was a war bride. i have an aunt who is trained as a nurse in world war i to deal with the handicap and injured troops. she was forced, she and her husband to leave a german chemical company. they were warned that the germans were going to invade paris and to save their lives they would need to get out of there. they moved to britney which was her area of origin and birth. she worked under the guise of the social workers so she would have free access throughout the countryside. they had two purposes. one was to move messages from the french resistance fighters to britain and receive them and hand them back to the french. to harbor british pilots. shot down by german planes. i have a mother that was sent by her family from paris to the area of #who joined the resistance. her job was to carry automatic and semiautomatic weapons from one place to another and also, she was involved with her group and blowing up trains and troops. anything else

jonathan hill from king's college in london thank you very much indeed the sherry on houses with us here on france. twenty four of course watching for developments on the situation in june this year more use. from tunis and now the president has been taken to hospital based kate smc is ninety two years old the world's oldest a sitting president the exact nature of his illness hasn't been reveale. and is never put a link between this and the bombings that took place in june is -- corresponded for dealer aliriza john this little idea from janice. there were quite a lot of rumors swirling around even from a prominent politicians and and journalists who had actlly said that the president had died but the the government very quickly -- denied that and even the the prime minister had to come out with a statement saying that he visited the president that he was in a stable condition. and one of the president's advisers also had to deny the rumors saying that the president and i was in a stable condition although -- just a a few days ago the president had gone to a hospital he had been feeling u