thank you, sherri.sh nation starting august 21st. >>> coming up next, how the girl scouts are teaming one general motors with an exc ♪ >>> we are back now with the trail blazing women in engineering behind an exciting new initiative to inspire the next generation. the girl scouts are teaming up with general motors on a series of automotive designed to encou girls in education. >> the if i recall scouts and mary barra, the chair and ceo of general motors joining us right now to talk about the pioneering new program. >> good morning. >> good morning, in addition to being a life long girl scout, are you also a rock scientist. are you an engineer. so tell us about these new automotive engineering badges and why they're so important. >> i'm so excited about these badges. you know, they really take a girl from the passenger's seat into the driver's seat of her life. you know the world is being recreated around technology. girls are half of the world. so they really need to have these technical skills. and i'm

>>and right as we started to enter sherry entered at the same time sure gonzalez was also visiting the store and then i heard. >>black lives matter and it wasn't like. she said like black lives matter she said it winds strength and likes to make a point cameron's mom kathy wasn't sure how someone might reactor, thank you so much. >>force and that is for recognizing them my life matters. they took photos together and decided to see each other again said would you like to come over for a sleepover. >>that and that just broke my heart now signed i love to the families even partnered together for another good cause raising money for sherry's charity helping girls go to school in kenya, the thing. >>to help these girls get an education and get. >>a fair chance at life a moment, capturing the power of a movement. >>2 neighbors getting together and making a change around the world they use is going to change the world. >>in 10 years we're going to see something different. >>that was shot in check this reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. here's what we're working on for 6 o'clock cal

a city study found the area is a high injury corridor sherry godinez manages first fridays she says the vendors will have less space and businesses have already lost customers who like to pull up for a moment in our opinion this. >>projects failed in our organizations opinion it should be taken apart and changed into a black or white plains and that's what we've been asking for for the last year in an email, a spokesperson would oakland's dot says the city has participated in numerous community meetings leading up to you and since the initial installation of the project in 2016 oakland city council voted to schedule more meetings with the community. >>hoping for a resolution dates for the meetings have not yet been determined in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. >>all right, let's talk area, baseball the a's, the hottest team in baseball right now they currently sit atop the a l west. they went into thursday's game against the texas rangers looking for their 6th straight win. so let's jump to the bottom of the second matt olson at the plate and he hit his 4th home run of the year look at t

sherry, in pleasant hill, thank you, sherry. it is 522 on a saturday. thank you, if you have a song, let meor instagram. use the hashtag ktvu. >> billy joel, always welcome in this piano bar. thank you. the owner of the japanese restaurant in san francisco is offer a dining bubble in an effort to keep diners safe during the pandemic. sushi how sherry is offering dome seating for outdoor dining. to take a look. what you think? the chronicle reports the quarantine bubbles cost $1400 each, but the owner believes the bubbles are a good investment and plans to buy more. >>> families to celebrate the last few weeks of summer vacation, many had to locations like lake tahoe, and many businesses that are struggling are now booming. kristin has the story. king a reservation, or waiting. >> is pushing an hour now. we are still waiting. >> after springtime without the tourists, keeping businesses afloat, this region now is booming. some say it is busier than normal. >> honestly, here, we had 100 percent of business. the town is exceptionally business. >> sprouts ha

testifies on the justice department's mission and programs in an oversight hearing before the house did sherry judiciary-- the house committee. cord. i will now introduce today's witnesses. william barr has served as the attorney general of the united 2019, since february 14, having previously served in the same position from 1991 to 1993 under president george h. w. bush.

a city study found the area is a high injury corridor sherry godinez manages first fridays she says the vendors will have less space and businesses have already lost customers who like to pull up for a moment in our opinion this. >>project failed in our organizations opinion it should be taken apart and changed into a black or white plains and that's what we've been asking for for the last year in an email, a spokesperson would oakland's dot says the city has participated in numerous community meetings leading up to you and since the initial installation of the project in 2016 oakland city council voted to schedule more meetings with the community. >>hoping for a resolution dates for the meetings have not yet been determined in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well it was a warm and breezy day today, let's take a live look outside tonight along san francisco's embarcadero clear picture of the bay bridge even though that fog has started to roll in tonight all right chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here was a the details for us arts. yeah, guys you know we're getting that point the yea

cnn's sherry franklin, who finds homes for senior dogs has been working hard to find new ways to placemany as possible. and it's as adorable, as ever. >> when we got the shelter-in-place order for the covid-19, we moved 86 dogs into foster homes. we are having meet and greets virtually, so that new adopters can meet their dogs before they actually touch them. >> how's that feel? >> it's really been so heartwarming to actually see the first time the new adopter actually gets to meet their dog, in person. >> look. >> it's a great time, if you've been thinking about adopting a dog. it's nice to be able to wake up, and not focus on the bad news. >> so nice. my fiance and i adopted a senior dog. he's so happy. during the pandemic, we did it. i need to tell you sherry and her organization has helped more than 340 senior dogs find forever homes during this pandemic. to see her full story, go to cnn heroes.com. do it right now and thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. woof woof. okay, give it a try. between wisdom and curiosity, there's a bridge. between ideas and inspiration,

let's hope that we'll be prepared for whatever comes along professor to be as quote from a 1000000000 sherry take thank you so much for your time and your expertise and to stay healthy thank you for having me. well time for more of your questions now and it's over to our science correspondent williams. could immunosuppressive measures help prevent serious cases from becoming critical . many of the deaths caused by code 19 are due directly to the infection but instead to to an immune response that goes berserk and starts also attacking the body's healthy tissues since the start of this pandemic doctors have gotten a lot better at treating that aspect of the disease but physicians have to walk a tight rope when it comes to suppressing the immune system if they do it too early the virus has the opportunity to retrench if they do it too late it could be too late to save the patient's life that's why for example the immunosuppressant dexa meant as own it is helping people survive in late stage critical disease but is not recommended for less severe cases because in them it can do more harm than g

receive adequate treatment and care in moscow so decision was made to move me to europe to lend to sherry to clinic for the treatment we believe that because no molly's policing is also definitely a political poisoning like in my case the pattern here of behavior by russian doctors in russian on force and officials is very similar so there is definitely a threat to nepal the while he's in the russian medical system. further vassal off that the bell ruse where prosecutors say they have opened a criminal case against leaders of a mass protest movement against president alexander lukashenko as after opposition activists set up a council to negotiate a transition of power. to see more than 10 days of demonstrations and strikes after the president claimed victory and election the opposition say was rigged. well let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world german chancellor angela merkel has met the young climate activists gratitude and burke and we said no about him but lead the campaign has delivered a petition signed by 25000 people demanding stronger environme

where a pussy riot activist also a dissident a russian dissident who mistreated in berlin came to sherry and at that time they did a press conference a live press conference this time it was just a written statement and they said that the poisoning indicates the group of color nester raised inhibitors but they don't know which substance yet and as the report said this can range from medicine but also chemical weapons such as nerve agents are essentially your muscles go into some sort of spasm and it affects the nervous system they said that missed in of on the is being treated with an antidote they also said that his condition is not life threatening at the moment and that the tests aren't going just to find out what substance it was exactly what's the reaction from russia. there were no immediate. reactions by the kremlin and the newspapers this morning had some misleading headlines and so here of course everybody is waiting for the reaction from the kremlin opposition politicians and members of the government are already pointing their fingers are vladimir putin awaiting for his reacti

receive adequate treatment and care in moscow so decision was made to move me to europe to lend to sherry clinic for the treatment we believe that because no molly's poisoning is also definitely a political poisoning like in my case the pattern here of behavior by russian doctors in russian on force and officials is very similar so there is definitely a threat to nirvana while he's in the russian medical system. once plot a vessel off now to better rules for prosecutors say they wrote a criminal case against leaders of a mass protest movement against president having found that. the opposition activists set up a council to negotiate a transition of power. to see more than 10 days of demonstrations and strikes after the president claimed victory in an election the opposition say was rigged. germany has just confirmed a high is $24.00 total of new infections new corona virus infections in months more than $1700.00 or sources say they are confident they can keep the virus in check but the rising numbers are causing concern as children across the country return to school. germans are coming h

rives in the german capital of the russian opposition leaders a long journey from siberia and at the sherry take where doctors will try to find out what's behind the apparent poisoning that left him fighting for his life a close friend of his tells you that russian authorities are in no hurry to investigate will find out. lawmakers in washington convene a rare saturday session to address disruptions they want to shore up the u.s. postal service with billions of dollars ahead of november's elections. on time. it's good to see you with us russian opposition leader alexei no is in a berlin hospital this hour receiving treatment following a suspected poisoning of all make a lapse and lost consciousness after drinking tea 2 days ago in siberia doctors there initially refused to allow him to be airlifted to germany. the final metres of a journey from siberia to. one that the kremlin critic spent on conscious. not only was flown out on this plane chartered by a berlin and geo his supporters had feared for his life after a suspected poison attack on the opposition leader. wife yulia requested treat

sherri was on a mission to get this done while sumner was still alive.incredible she was able to bring them back together last december but this is just step one. moonves slowed down the pace of this combination viacom would have been much further along in its m and a activity if it wasn't for those few years of fighting with sherri and family. the reality is now as you look forward i have to believe that viacom has got several more deals to come because they are still small. are they bigger than, you know, lio li lions gate, sure they are small they will need to get bigger and bigger and m and a will be a critical part of that. david faber will don't talk about viacom well after sumner's passing. >> all right we'll end it, rich appreciate you rich greenfield. coming up we'll have much more on the markets futures are way up again this morning. stay tune. "squawk box" coming right back >>> coming up on box, jim cramer's first take on the gr e trading day ahead. and the hottest corner of the market it's all straight ahead. "squawk box" will return after "s

poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei navalny mist in the valleys being treated in balad sherry take hospital where dr sophy. traces of a group of substances called coley nests arise and i believe it is as in his system and a specific compound of his being identified he's currently intensive care in a medically induced coma his condition is said to be serious but no longer life threatening straight to d.w. political correspondent emmanuel shah's welcome emmanuelle i'm going back reaction was pretty swift followed me hospital statement. it was i was a quite a strong statement she say that those responsible enough on these cases must be identified and have the constable she called together was foreign minister how come asa must go to fully and in a very transparent manner investigate on the suspect poisoning aleksei and yvonne the because of his status as a political dissident also germany's vice chancellor scholtz say that as a democrat he couldn't accept that the lives of position members i put in then show so very strong statements from the government in light of what appears t

mark lehmann here, sherry paul senior portfolio management at global wealth management thank you for here josh brown i'll turn to you in the absence of mike santoli. to turn up the action new intraday highs on the s&p and nasdaq couldn't quite get there. banks surprisingly had a strong day. what was the narrative >> i do think there was focus on the fed minutes. i'm not sure that prompted anyone to say, you know what, i'm getting out. i also point out we took a lo at fresh all-time highs, that day and day after in terms of closing price. it's all over the maps i wouldn't take this to be a signal of anything it's short-term noise. he would tell you backing an filling. it's perfectly natural, perfectly healthy. some people take gains, some people taking the opportunity of a down market to buy back in so far, so good, a lot of participation. i can find winners in any group you want to point out even if the overall sector was down. that's what market share should look like. >> do you think we'll end up seeing apple worth $2 trillion for only a couple of hours >> no, i don't twitter, supp

host: sherry, new york city, republican, go ahead. caller: good morning. i just felt the need to let the world know how happy i am with this pick. i attended an hbc you myself. i happen to also be a lawyer myself. are you republican, i'm calling in on the republican line. caller: yes, i'm a registered republican and i did not vote for donald trump, in case my mother is listening. i have been registered as republican and democrat. i don't know how unusual that but nonetheless i am so pleased with joe biden's pick. lady is so accomplished. experience ande i also believe she has the temperament. and she kind of looks like me and a whole bunch of people. women are -- we want to see ourselves in these positions. no more questions about qualifications. her qualifications are above reproach. it's really about the opportunity. i'm so pleased with joe biden. i am. i'm probably going to switch back to democrat. that's all i wanted to say. i just felt that i needed to let my comment be known. host: sherry, new york city. this is billy out of russell, tennessee, indep

sherri franklin finds homes for senior dogs and has been working hard to find new ways to do this asally during covid. and this is as adorable as ever. >> when we got the shelter in place order for the covid-19, we moved 86 dogs into foster homes. >> good morning, everyone. >> we are having meet-and-greets virtually so that new adopters can meet their dogs before they actually touch them. >> how's that feel? >> it's really been so heartwarming to actually see the first time the new adopter actually gets to meet their dog in person. it's a great time if you've been thinking about adopting a dog. it's nice to be able to wake up and not focus on the bad news. >> they sure are cute, aren't they? sherri and her organization, muttville, has helped more than 340 senior dogs find forever homes during this pandemic. you can see her full story at cnnheroes.com right now. adventure. to reconnect and be together. and once we did that, we realized his greatest adventure is just beginning. (avo male) welcome to the most adventurous outback ever. the all-new 2020 subaru outback. go where love takes

thank you to dan and sherry for chestnut. the smoke still will problem. you're seeing fog in the distance as we look westward from our salesforce tower camera. 59 degrees downtown otherwise 80s across the board. exactly 80 in san jose oakland otherwise mid to upper 80s. temperatures will drop off into the upper 50s and low 60s by early tomorrow morning. that's a temperatures go down and then the humidity will go up. that does help. the wind calmed down but that also helps in the temperature start to heat up on saturday, it will be into the 80s and 90s for portions of the bay area. the wind will start to pick up and even if the wind is coming from predictable direction it's still hard. any subtle variation impact your quality as the wind pushes the smoke plumes around but can result into erratic fire behavior. upper 60s low 70s. then the storm chance heads over to late sunday early monday. storms will be possible it's less than 50-50 chance. notably there's not a strong a trigger to the winds t re behave erratically. it is just a bad piling on to the exist

this is her mother sherry rosten, a retired deputy sheriff. >> she would sit in the garage and just bawlbout not -- about not getting her day in court. >> this was eating her alive. >> yeah. it was really taking its toll on her. >> dawn started drinking heavily. her teenage son devin watched his mother fall apart. >> she started to lose jobs. it's like all hell broke loose in her head. >> but murder? remember, the police went to see dawn just a couple hours after ben was killed, found her fast asleep. >> what time did you think you went to sleep? >> oh, god, i watched a movie, "the departed" and i don't know, about 4:00? >> in fact, she happened to be sharing her bedroom with a 21-year-old family friend named james matlean. >> we watched a movie and went to bed. >> yeah, that's her story. that's it. >> not exactly a convincing alibi. any more than the obvious fiction that james, a new man in her life, was just a friend. even less convincing when devron elgas learned about a trip to a 7-eleven store, middle of the night, about an hour and a half before the murder. >> why are they hiding l

a city study found the area is a high injury corridor sherry godinez manages first fridays she says the vendors will have less space and businesses have already lost customers who like to pull up for a moment in our opinion >>project failed in our organizations opinion it should be taken apart and changed into a black or white plains and that's what we've been asking for for the last year in an email, a spokesperson would oakland's dot says the city has participated in numerous community meetings leading up to you and since the initial installation of the project in 2016 oakland city council voted to schedule more meetings with the community. >>hoping for a resolution dates for the meetings have not yet been determined in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. >>time now for a weather check who's we give you a live view of waiting to see what it is looks to me like it could be the bay bridge looks like it lawrence and what's up with the weather the ac a little fog out there guys just a little bit of fog out there right now i think by tomorrow afternoon skies going come mostly sunny around the b

a city study found the area is a high injury corridor sherry godinez manages first fridays she says the vendors will have less space and businesses have already lost customers who like to pull up for a moment in our opinion >>project failed in our organizations opinion it should be taken apart and changed into a black or white plains and that's what we've been asking for for the last year in an email, a spokesperson would oakland's dot says the city has participated in numerous community meetings leading up to you and since the initial installation of the project in 2016 oakland city council voted to schedule more meetings with the community. >>hoping for a resolution dates for the meetings have not yet been determined in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. >>those talk barry baseball, the a's, the hottest team in baseball right now they're currently sit atop the a l west. they went into thursday's game against the texas rangers looking for their 6th straight win. so let's jump to the action your bottom of the second matt olson at the plate. and here he is knocking out his 4th home run of th

>>and right as we started to enter sherry entered at the same time shuri gonzalez was also visiting the then i heard. >>black lives matter and it wasn't like. she said like black lives matter she said it winds strength and likes to make a point cameron's mom kathy wasn't sure how someone might react. thank you so much. >>force and that is for recognizing them my life matters. they took photos together and decided to see each other again said would you like to come over for a sleepover. >>this and that just broke my heart now signed i love to the families even partnered together for another good cause raising money for sherry's charity helping girls go to school in kenya, the thing. >>to help these girls get an education and get. >>a fair chance at life a moment, capturing the power of a movement to neighbors getting together and making a change around the world they use is going to change the world. >>in 10 years we're going to see something different. >>sean tunis reporting for us tonight award-winning author tossing coats can add another impressive title to his resume guest editor for

. >> reporter: sherry swanson hopes her business will return to normal now that customers can drive and park in front of her boutique, main street designs. >> younger people are willing to come out and do outside dining, and that is not really our customer. we cater to an older clientele. >> reporter: outdoor dining with the idea they shop after they eat. that i did not pan out. about 67% of the businesses surveyed by the city says street closures did not benefit them. it actually hurt them. >> i think we are finding balance, and that is what this week it is about. helping the restaurants, but not hurting the other business services. >> reporter: restaurants will continue outdoor dining through the flex zone program mayor says people do not take advantage of the closure to practice social distancing aside from reopening the street, city workers will start to enforce face covering with handing out tickets as a last resort. >> a couple of weeks ago you were looking at 50% compliance. we added signage downtown. we started handing out masks. so, right now we are about 85% compliance, which

. >> and our next question comes from sherry. sherry would like to know, did african-americans serve voluntarily in the confederate army? >> no, african-americans did not serve in the confederate army. this is one of those myths that was, you know, generated by lost cause types to enshrine an idea of a faithful slave in a solid south african-americans were forced to do hard labor by confederate soldiers, maybe that was done to serve the interest of southern slave holders and southern whites so they were forced to clear roads, to build fortifications, to grow crops and so on. but they were not welcomed into the confederate military. there was a debate about the potential enlistment of black soldiers as the white confederates in the last stages of the war and some terrific work by people like kevin loven and bruce levine shows very, very clearly, that was to look at no potential for quality or citizenship. to rescue slavery for the rest of southern society, that that debate, you know, that it went nowhere, but the slave holders, it

four years ago, in failing health, redstone handed over his business to his daughter, sherry, after a court fight. his entertainment mantra was content is king. >> among many of the remarkable moments in his life, he coined the term multiplex. >> yes. >> our condolences to sherry redstone and the redstone family. >> much more on his life ahead later in the show. >>> coronavirus outbreaks and fears are forcing schools acros how his mother said the incident still affects her son almost two years later. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ (becky) i started smoking when i was 16. now i have end-stage copd. my tip is, if you keep smoking, your freedom may only go as far as your oxygen tube. (announcer) you can quit. call 1-800-quit now for help getting free medication. when you drink or eat something that's acidic everyone is at risk for enamel loss. it sucks the minerals out of the tooth's surface. pronamel is formulated to help deliver minerals to the tooth's surface to help reharden and strengthen your enamel. and 24-hour relief of nonfrom symptomstin. caused by over 200 indoor and ou

the on site but donates me to them i wanted it to be for you and james to sherry and his wife have what's on the farm for a long time. but now that there are no guests there's nothing for them to do you. know going to neutral now and no that is a problem no they don't just drop us good just for the day's pay but whatever the future more there is nothing. that donated meat was sourced from the results on the most. they were trying to do is to at least do some culling of animals so that we can. make that meter for the both just off and also to ourselves has been trained. good news still there but you know it's a difficult times but you throw in a system. packed in the stuff. they've come across yet another great spot some very red wild dogs. south african tourism lives from attractions like these but it's uncertain how the sector can survive. we obviously missed the game you know he's not to show this this this to guests and hopefully when you look down the gates will be that at the moment it has been good spending time with with neil and sharing it with him. just to keep getting virtual sa

sherry's. did. have some things off much shouldn't have. this. early in. this main stroebel. yes but if i have to talk to eric out of the shop because of well this should be that. because most of the democrats and kill what will you do with so many cherries and gooseberries and all the rest it's a lot to eat it all. you really want to know going to yes of course. i make jack and make reserves and i freeze stuff to eat in the winter this is do you know how good a strobe retard like tastes in the winter. get i've got i can't imagine what i mean for a black forest gatto with homegrown storm breeze and cherries. but my huts the most important thing i couldn't live without was house by sickness conviction. we have or you saw me cutting the hatch do you think i have talent saunderson talent yes really that's gone really and if you want to do it even better i can show you how. the often been a transaction i often walk past god it's like the send wondered what kind of people and they appeal to you for strange and. yet sparse now i know it's just wonderful to get away from it all righ

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sell sherry's. just orders. did. have some things off much shouldn't have. nearly. this main struggle. but if i have to talk to eric out of the shop because of well this shouldn't be that. must of been got some kid what do you do with so many cherries and gooseberry send all the rest it's a lot eat it all. you really want to know yes of course. i make jam and they can. and i freeze stuff to eat in the winter this is do you know how good a straw it tastes in the winter. you get i've got i can't imagine what i mean for a black forest gatto with homegrown storm breeze and cherries little course. but my heart's the most important thing i couldn't live without was house by sickness. we have always saw me cutting the hatch do you think i have talent. yes really thanks can really and if you want to do it even better i can show you how to. be often been a transaction i often walk past the gardens like the wonder what kind of people and they appeal to the strange and. yet sparse now i know it's just wonderful to get away from it all that from out of work all the offers and s

i think we have a statement from his daughter sherry who has obviously taken his place to some extentt least although she is not running viacom, cbs in any way the way that he did as ceo for many years. my father led an extraordinary life that not only shaped entertainment as we know it today, but created an incredible family legacy. through it all we shared a great love for one another sherry redstone goes on to say he was a wonderful father, grandfather and great-grandfather, i'm so proud to be his daughter, i will miss him always. >> david, how involved was he in terms of the split of cbs splitoff because it didn't work and i had found until that he had the magic touch. >> he did. you know, he and i had discussed it many times in terms of whether he acted rationally at the time because he was frustrated with the stock price or perhaps because he wasn't ready to make a decision on one leader for that business and you're right, remember, he had built this company, first by the leverage buyout of viacom in 1987, i believe it was, when he was just turning 60 years old, he sort of began

well interestingly this was a written statement by sherry tay hospital and it is interesting because saudi doctors have some experience now with treating russian dissidents who have been poisoned allegedly poisoned or there are indications that they've been poisoned 2 years ago pussy riot activist a russian activist who was flown to berlin to be treated here and the doctors also found that he had been poisoned so they have some experience and this time they released a written statement and said that there were signs indicators of the group of rays inhibitors found in alexei navalny body and that there were multiple tests being carried out in several laboratories just to make sure that this was actually the truth treating mr not only was an antidote they can't rule out long term effects but that he's currently stable briefly nina how is russia reacting no official reaction from the kremlin yet you know joining us from berlin thank you. 5 years ago in the summer of 2015 europe face its biggest migration crisis since the 2nd world war hundreds of thousands of desperate people fleeing wa

absalom or sherry. neymar can deal with pressure he likes it he likes big decisive games he's always reliable in the big games that's where he's at his best i'm absolutely convinced that he'll have a great game so he'll be a key player for us he has the quality and the mentality to sort out any situation well ahead of the opening game atalanta's fares have had also being at the stag in the spine italians go into the game in decent form having finished 3rd in syria. all this by the games going ahead behind closed doors some fans have still travelled to support their teams a few by munich supporters have made their way to portugal with the bronze they get champions set to face boston on up on friday it's not so good for the fans because i think football lives with the fans and but we want to stay here in this forum for. more symbolic that we have to do we can support our team that we can win the champions league with celtic and aberdeen have had their next 2 matches in scotland's top football league a col

that someone whose families all scheme for medical treatment you know a country in berlin in the sherry t. gets access to that and clearly it is over symbolic also symbolic of very practical nature that the personal security of mrs avali in the sheriff is secured by federal agents. of the federal police department. i think we have no interest to politicize this in the 1st place i think this is about human rights is about the rule of law i think it would be a mistake if we were giving. additional. feeding the action that this is part of what your political structure structurally ceo's and this is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr neat to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill's we not to consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. e

have been poisoned in september 28th seen pussy riot activist part of a zeal of was treated at the sherry teo after showing severe poisoning symptoms he was evacuated through the efforts of the berlin charity cinema for peace. americal spokesman said the german government was scrutinizing how moscow deals with kremlin critics. we are here. we have to eat at least spoken here not only about mr novotny but also about other representatives of the opposition in russia such as civil society activists and journalists in the german government is monitoring the treatment of people like these in russia very closely the actions taken against mr novelli and the in geo he leads are just one example of the very problematic way dissenters are dealt with in the russian federation. and staying in the position for the. banks to cinema for peace and the doctors in berlin out of busy life made a full recovery he's hoping the same can soon be said of alexei navalny. chief political editor michelle yellow has just returned from that trip to slovakia with german foreign minister. because doctors from germany h

are going to say agent which was the organization which has brought alexiev never need to burn into sherry t. hospital it was the n.g.o.s cinema for peace which is like a club of philanthropists and very entranced parents so they do not disclose properly where their money comes from the sources of their own ending which clearly show us who is behind the organization what are they working for what purposes are they pursuing we just know that in the past they had also collaborated with pussy riot activists progress a lot and who knows what is their own now in this. in this conflict so there are many many factors that have not been disclosed that we cannot really look into and the story of course is quickly fixed so. even in news taters just see oh another opponent. has been poisoned so i am not interested in the facts anymore my framing is clear it must have been the russian government and i tell you right in a good to get your thoughts on this story there is right or office we have to leave the best political analysts and consultants and. the human rights groups are angry a facebook blocked

will come back to the program sherry's protests have continued to beirut over a week since much of the city was destroyed by a massive explosion and while the families of some firefighters still have no news about their loved ones who were at the scene shortly before the explosion or slayer spoke to some of them while relatives are burying their loved ones killed in last week's blast one family can only wish for that and as the hours slowly tick on they praise are fading tony to ram son grandson and cousin are missing all members of the same firefighting unit that was the 1st to respond now from a group of 10 fighters 4 bodies have been found and 6 are missing the 1st 2 days we were hoping they were live but now we're on the 8th day and now we lost hope now we are hoping that they can bring a nail from their fingers 40 kilometers from the scene of the blast its impact is still being felt the sinuses raced in peace are here as of car to buy and posters pinpoint the way to the family's home. mom was father of 2 daughters the oldest is just 2 and a half years old and keeps asking for her

introduce themselves we're going to begin with angela angela can tell us a bit about who you are hi sherry japanese angela tucker and i am black forman obviously i was adopted from the south in tennessee to washington state rests white parents and a predominately white town and i searched and found my birth parents in my twenty's and that's when i really started. exploring and discovering my practice ass and my black atty. i now run a. distraction department in seattle and really worked for a center an adoptee. great now and i'm going to take your word for 2nd here you've got a movie closure that people should check out they get that pretty much anywhere the streams that at this point are right in line and. yeah yeah ok and then you're going to write cast you've got a podcast coming out is it to mom does not owe it to morrow your colleagues asked ok what's a park is called if i could ask how to get out the next hour and were people fast fast well people can find it anywhere you get there your. applesauce spot a fast just sure ok ok called nicole you know something about this to you wrote a

there's a lot was treated in berlin's sherry to a hospital the clinic is now waiting to treat no volumnia if he's permitted to travel there. let's get the latest on the story now do correspondent emily share when a standing by for us hi emily so 1st we hear that not only is being flown out of the country then doctors say that he cannot be moved and now they're ruling out poisoning tell us more about what's been happening. well we've heard a lot of kind of contradictory statements from the doctors since yesterday and even today the head doctor of the hospital initially said that it would take up to 2 days to get a final diagnosis and that they had various working versions of what had happened to me and then today we heard just after that the deputy had doctors saying that they could now exclude that he was poisoned so very quickly after that doctors are still insisting that not by me cannot be transferred as that would be dangerous to his life meanwhile the politicians team have been insisting that he has to be transferred at all costs and they have been pushing for this they've been sayin

have found evidence of russian opposition leader was poisoned the ball only was brought to berlin sherry tate hospital on saturday after falling ill in siberia. 7 foreign minister heiko moss has warned that the conflict between turkey and greece in the mediterranean has become very dangerous and he has urged both sides to find a peaceful solution to the dispute mass shuttled between athens and tuesday as he mediated between the neighbors they're locked in conflict over gas reserves buried beneath the seabed. a greek fighter jet touches down on the island of cyprus athens launched 3 days of military exercises in the eastern mediterranean after turkey extended a mission to search for oil and gas reserves in waters came by greece now and chris conducting its own naval exercises in the region. chairman foreign minister. warned that the 2 countries are playing with fire here both sides to find a solution through dialogue but if we have warships holding naval drills and conducting exercises with the life ammunition then we find ourselves in a phase where a mere accident could lead to a militar