sherry until. you leave all of our lawyers we are afraid we need more. surrender giving you. a frank you're involved in a lot of advocacy are you seeing any improvements in the situation for gay and lesbian people in your kind. and perhaps in africa more widely. where this is all i don't see much progress. do you noticed in the fall it was already extreme from some of. the so much you see so creepy and. pretty . much how the. strong woman but if you come there and you take a chair. of this movie or video and you can see the consequence of coming in for christmas break. for free speech. gun getting all this you need for example to. get a conscience but he's not. going as well for being. active if you are if you we have reagan spending 22 to. find it i don't hold to the looking today discussing the it's the homophobia but in the african context is a teaching tolerance or trying to get to people takes it toll the sexuality which of the tree strategies would be more effective in the african context. in

sherry until. you leave. for our lawyer we are sorry we need more. surrender. here you do you. a frank you're involved in a lot of advocacy are you seeing any improvements in the situation for gay and lesbian people in your can. perhaps in africa more widely. where this is all i don't see much progress. to you know least in the fall it is already extremely convoluted to be so much pretend. to straighten out. the. strong movement that has come there and to take charge and to slowly have this morning on video and you can see the concorde coming up in for clinton. for free speech. on the. gun but getting even more gets to some of you. he's not. going as well for be a phobia actually if you are if you are a defendant plenty. just to be. frank it and all those looking today discussing that it's your homophobia but in the african context is a teaching tolerance or trying to get to people takes it toll the sexuality which of the 3 strategies would be more effective than the african content. instructed you

some more sherry rain into the far north of scotla nd sherry rain into the far north of scotland laterome spells of sunshine with the wind is coming down from the north—west, not an especially warm date with highs of 11 to 17 degrees in most areas. those temperatures will climb significantly as we head into next weekend. further north and west, we see rain at times. time to get off the fence on beyond 100 days. the brexit party of nigel farage and resurgent liberal democrats topped the poll in the european elections. britain still split down the middle when it comes to brexit but nigel fryer say it is time the conservative government give him a place at the negotiating table. if we don't leave on october 31, this course you see for the brexit party today will be repeated ina general brexit party today will be repeated in a general election and we are getting ready for it. the eu parliament will be much more fragmented with the established centrist bloc falling short of

sherry goo. he is is an experienced leader, lawyer, and director in the field of national security, energy, science, oceans, and environment. he is served as the first deputy under secretary of defense from 1993 to 2001. and sherry also served as a senior vice president where he is was founder and executive director of the cna advisory board. yes, pretty impressive. third we have mr. jeff sanwan. he is part of the industrial authority. the division is responsible for direct and public and private partnerships and special projects from the alsz legislature. just over 50 15 years in finance and banking. richard benville is a proud resident of 30 years of gnome a -- nome and it's mayor. he is also vice president of the nome chamber of commerce, just vice president? the leadership committee, the nome community center, and nome arts council. and ocean and founder of nome discovery tourism also in it's 30th year. and he considers the high arctic his hope. so without further adieu, we'll ask each of our

a quick question for sherry. there's no doubt, though, that investments made for security reasons, whether it's military or otherwise, can provide foundational infrastructure that could be used and built upon for other purposes. where do you, do you think that's how we are going to see investment in the short term, through security requirements? i guess this could go to anybody. jeff, you talked about the fact you have investments on military property. so if the military expands or is that kind of a way to get towards more infrastructure? >> well, look, our military has long had presence in the arctic. it's just mostly been under sea or in the air. and in recent years, even separate from the rapidly changing climate, we have been adding military infrastructure into alaska and in the arctic to counter the missile threats from north korea, china, russia. so that piece of the military infrastructure has been expanding in recent years in alaska. you know, additionally, right now what's happening is we need to up our

and sherri invited a couple friends to join in on the event. in 2 1/2 hours they pulled this together. they wished the university could have had a backup plan. >> they've known it's going to rain all week. so they should have just had other things in place forecause universityd didgerous conditionr graduates and their families. they were given the option to attend an event scheduled for sunday in haywa instead. unfortunately, i planned today for my graduation. >> reporter: and so this small event was good enough given the circumstances. now, there is an event that's scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at cal state hayward. that event has been delayed until 5:00 p.m. because of the weather tomorrow. reporting live in concord, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> it may be raining but it's raining cal graduates today! >> it was a very different situation at uc berkeley today. the university continued with its commencement ceremony despite that rain. thousands of students tucked their caps and gowns under umbrellas, you see it there, and t

surgeons operated when sherrie was 27 weeks pregnant.ately pushing the baby's nerve tissues back into place. spina bifida cannot be completely cured, but surgery in the womb can be the difference between a child learning to walk or not. jaxson is still being looked after in neonatal intensive care, but he is doing well and should be ready to go home soon. james gallagher, bbc news. voters go to the polls next week in the european parliamentary elections, and while brexit will be a key issue for many across the uk, in scotland, there are other priorities too. as a single nation—wide constituency, six meps represent the country. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith has been to falkirk, to find out what's uppermost, on voters minds. the falkirk wheel is a landmark that connects the forth and clyde canals in central scotland, where a significant majority of scots voted to stay in the european union. but don't assume people here will vote along the same lines as they did in the brexit referendum. you say you voted remain in the eu referendum, so a

three small incisions were made in sherrie's bump.s were inserted into her womb, then surgeons put the spinal cord back in place and put a patch over the wound. spina bifida cannot be completely cured, but surgeons help operating cured, but surgeons hope operating inside the womb can transform lives. it's quite important because certainly improving the function of lower limbs may be the difference between someone walking and someone not walking later in life, so a significant improvement in a significant number of patients, but not a cure. jaxson's still being looked after in neonatal intensive care, but he should be ready to go home soon. his family hope they've given him the best start in life. james gallagher, bbc news. a neo—nazi who planned to murder the labour mp rosie cooper has been jailed for life at the old bailey. 23—year—old jack renshaw, from skelmersdale in lancashire, was told he must serve at least 20 years in prison. 0ur correspondent angus crawford is outside court. angus. wrote the judge described jack renshaw as un

gustavo: se trata de la propuesta que fue presentada en 2016, pero fue rechazada por sherry brown. >> los padres y la economÍa. gustavo: nos emociona compartir este momento y agradecer al gobernador por su apoyo y compromiso en esta propuesta. el mandatario eliminÓ el impuesto a la venta en productos de higiene personal y paÑales. lloverÁ yo sÍ estoy -- >> y yo sÍ estoy en favor de eso. gustavo: la nueva medida entrarÁ en rigor e la tercera semana de julio. marÍa: el secretario de defensa interino dijo hoy en texas que quiere reforzar la seguridad fronteriza. el pentÁgono destinarÁ $1,500,000,000 para pagar 80 millas de muriÓ. ahora nos vamos al paso, texas. ahÍ llegÓ el grupo anti inmigrantes para expresar su presunta intenciÓn de vigilar la frontera. acamparon justo donde cientos de migrantes tratan de cruzar a diario. >> ya era tiempo de una caravana de americanos que vengan a pelear por la soberanÍa de su país. marÍa: de presidente electo del salvador llegÓ agua yendo para -- a washington para participar de la conferencia de las amÉricas. edwin pitti tiene el deporte. edwin: nayit

sherry talked about the sustainable part of it. the mayor talked about needing to engage the communities. sarah talked about some of the changes. so what does it look like, and if we build it will they come? but i heard they're already coming. so how do we build for that tomorrow? >> well, i think we have to be fearless. and i think we have to -- you know in theater they say you get over yourself and you can perform. and sometimes the state of alaska has to kind of work together to see the future and think outside the box. the rest of the world in the far north is thinking outside the box. we need to join, get on that train. and it's difficult sometimes because we're steeped in tradition, thousands of years, thousands of years old. so it's difficult to bring that, and it's going to process but it's happening. and i'm very positive about it. we'll have refueling. also nome is looking to expand waste reception so taking the proper kind of fuels in and getting all these different types of things. so it's happening, but it's a slow go,

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sherry? >> good morning, committee members? i'm one of the project managers for fire, and i'll talk about -- give you an overview of eser 2010 and recent accomplishments. as charles said, fire stations 5 and 14 are complete. fire station 14 generator is 90% complete, and will go to d.b.i. for permit? recently, we still have 26 fire stations to replace the apparatus bay doors at? and basically, we procured two job contractors to do that work? package 6 is one of those projects that -- for one of those jobs. and we expect that those apparatus bay doors -- we'll start issuing work orders for those in early june. n.s.f. 2014 recently accomplishments include exterior envelope fire station 4 has been completed. the generator at 31 has bid and procured a contractor. the work is expected to begin in early june? fire station 2 and 19 generators, those are still at d.b.i. fire station 14 bay doors were replaced. showers package 2 is under construction, and it's expected to be completed in july. and as charles said, fire station -- fire s

sherry madero that —— which iphone.ato industry with import tariffs after the two countries failed to reach a deal. mexico, the largest exporter of the salad ingredient, called the 17.5% duty very disappointing and said it is likely to cause the industry $350 million per year. in other business news, ride hailing company lift has sent cost to its stock listing that pushed it into the red. it lost on $.4 billion in the red. it lost on $.4 billion in the first half of the year, primarily due to stock based compensation. the announcement comes ahead of larger rival —— linebreak's release on friday. the xbox gaming console is all digital and no longer has a disk drive. gamers will need to subscribe toa drive. gamers will need to subscribe to a monthly package. some have voiced concerns after the company said it would raise concerns of the xbox live gold subscription. they asked why it has taken so long to shift to the cloud. i think what we're seeing is that the console industry looking more and more like the mobile gaming

[speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: my name is sherry lau. okay. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i have a friend who is also a member of my church. she lives in sunnyside and potrero. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: in 2017, november, an event of house burglary happened. blank. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they live downstairs lived downstairs and three people invaded. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they went upstairs and they cannot find anything. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: and downstairs they were our two youth, 16 and 20 years of age. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: and a seniors living together. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: the senior was in the hospital, so she was not aware of this event. port-mac. >> voice of translator: and the three burglars saw the two youth and came in and brought them. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they got pulled of the boy and asked him whether or

police say 65-year-old sherry neil was up the influence and driving with a suspended license when shele an suv and went on a destructive joyride. an 80-year-old man remains in the hospital this morning and neil faces at least seven felony charges. >>> in san jose three victims of human trafficking including a 14-year-old girl are safe this morning after three men were arrested accused of holding them captive. police say the 14-year-old girl called a crisis hotline saying she was being held against her will at a motel 6 in shows and was forced into prostitution. when the police rushed to the motel they say they found two more alleged victims. >>> and this morning's dollaris warning prices will go up because of the u.s. trade war with china, raising tariffs 10% to 25% on chinese goods and costco is seeing the effects on products suchcalifornia lawm prevention drug over the counter. the new bill would allow people to obtain the drug without a prescription for 30 days. supporters say making this drug more readily available would prevent infections but the legislation is opposed by medical

surgeons operated when sherrie was 27 weeks pregnant.e baby's nerve tissues back into place. spina bifida cannot be completely cured, but surgery in the womb can be the difference between a child learning to walk or not. jaxson is still being looked after in neonatal intensive care, but he is doing well and should be ready to go home soon. james gallagher, bbc news. there have been renewed calls for better access to cannabis based medicines, for children with severe epilepsy. the law was changed last year to allow doctors to prescribe unlicensed drugs containing cannabis. but the bbc has learned that only two children are getting the medicine on the nhs. our medical correspondent fergus walsh looks at the contrasting experience, of two families. sophia and indie—rose have the same rare form of epilepsy and used to suffer life—threatening seizures nearly every week, until being treated with cannabis—based medicines. sophia's mum danielle, on the left, gets her prescription on the nhs. but indie—rose's parents, on the right, smuggle the sa

>> sherry lynn avenue with david fugate. he's a fire fighter. >> reporter: you rode it out with your pets too. >> we would love it if insurance companies could step up and let us know whenever something like this happens, where the humans can go to stay and where they can take their animals. >> thank you very much. thanks, for talking to us. we appreciate it. good luck to you. we hope you try to recover from this. steph, ali, the governor is expected to tour this area in just a short time. shelters have been opened for residents like her, crews are still assessing the damage here throughout this entire area and other communities throughout the mid-west. some parts of indiana hit especially hard as well. the cleanup effort well under way in ohio. >> well under way. this has been days and weeks of deluge. let's bring in kerry in oklahoma. walk us through what's in store. >> so you see over my shoulder here. this is the keystone dam on the arkansas river. it's controlling the flow of the water as it's making its way to tulsa. s

sherry robinson became the first woman to complete air traffic control officers school.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 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 shims 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 knows there are going to be problems

three small incisions were made in sherrie's bump.serted into her womb, then surgeons put the spinal cord back in place and put a patch over the wound. spina bifida cannot be completely cured, but surgeons hope operating inside the womb can transform lives. it's quite important because certainly improving the function of lower limbs may be the difference between someone walking and someone not walking later in life, so a significant improvement in a significant number of patients, but not a cure. jaxson's still being looked after in neonatal intensive care, but he should be ready to go home soon. his family hope they've given him the best start in life. james gallagher, bbc news. one hundred people have now died from stabbings this year, according to figures we've obtained from police forces around the country. almost half the victims were under the age of 30, and the vast majority were male. the youngest to be killed was 14—years—old, and the oldest was 80. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, reports. 100 crime scenes, 100 l

. >> reporter: sherry dege head t the latest tees too. she has been part of dub nation since the 70s. >> fantastic. oh my gosh. i kept the faith. i knew they could do it no matter >> reporter: for dick's. putting out the new hats is really old hat and they want a three-pete. >> the fans are t. the adrenaline after they have won the game is amazing. we are always willing to open up and make sure every customer gets their stuff. >> reporter: if you can't find the hat, don't worry about it. they are getting new shipments in this afternoon. in pleasant hill, jackie ward, kpix5. >> it's on. game one of the nba finals will be on thursday. may 30th. against the winner of the milwaukee bucks and toronto raptors. >>> for the bay area's other playoff team, it is do or die for the sharks. san jose is facing elimination. the saint louis blues lead the series three games to two. >>> coming up, we will show you inside the home of one sharks super fan and tell you how she is honoring other fans who passed away. >>> and the new plan to keep a long time b

this is her mother, sherry rosten, a retired deputy sheriff. >> she would sit in the garage and justawl about not -- about not getting her day in court. >> this was eating her alive? >> yeah. it was really taking its toll on her. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: but murder? remember, the police went to see dawn a couple hours after ben was killed, found her fast asleep. >> what time did you think you went to sleep? >> oh, gosh, i watched a movie, "the departed" and "descent." 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. >> yeah we watched a movie and went to bed. yeah, that's our story. that's it. >> reporter: 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 detective ron elgis learned about a trip to a 7-eleven store, middle of the night, about an hour and a hal

sherry burke, news4 sports. >>> look at this. somebody is having fun at max sherzer's expense.t these guys. patrick not having much fun. center.rt stop deep to he's on it but can't make the play. they looked at it, called the home run. you see it goes over the line. mets 1-0 lead. few batters later, pete alonzo at the pte. rookie with 14 home runs, make that 15. alonzo with the solo shot. patrick allows four runs in five innings. they like to rally in the 8th. this is going to set it. that's going to drop. anthony has been getting onas gets to come home and score rbi single were soto. gets within a run. they rally but don't get the run. hey, the orioles host the yankees. get back in it in the 9th. tied a 7. kidding me? gary sanchez launches this to left. that's a three-run homer for schez. orioles waste a five-run lead and lose 10-7.ll and lose 10-7.ll just cae johnny i get really emotional when i think about where i was. most people don't survive blood clots on their lungs and on their heart. the last thing i heard was reute to g w hospital. on the day that i cd they trea, i w

joining us no you to talk about this and more we have democratic congresswoman sherry bustos.have you. >> thank you, alisyn. >> before we get to barr and everything happening on capitol hill, about michael bennett, as the chairwoman of the campaign arm, does it get unwieldy with 21 democratic candidates in the race so far? >> that's a large number. i was thinking when i was looking at the announcement is this number 80 something? seems like this number is growing by the minute. you know, in the end i just want to make sure that we have a person, whoever that person is, who can be successful in november of 2020, who can resonate in the town of hamlet, illinois, population 48, who can stay focused on what matters to the people who when i go home i listen to all the time, the woman who was driving the van last week when i was job shadowing her who makes $9 an hour who has health insurance offered to her but cannot afford it and when i asked her when she took a vacation last she had to scratch her head and go i don't remember. what she does for fun is she watches the neighbor kids

three small incisions were made in sherrie's bump.inserted into her womb, then surgeons put the spinal cord back in place and put a patch over the wound. jaxson needed to be looked after in neonatal intensive care when he was born. he has not been cured, but his family hope they have given him the best start in life. he has a lot of movement in his legs, which we were told he'd have minimal movement if he didn't have the surgery, or none at all, he wouldn't be able to move them at all. i've got high hopes for him. from day one he's done things, he's amazed us all. the headlines on bbc news: jeremy corbyn says his party's talks with the government to find a brexit compromise have gone as far as they can — blaming the government's weakness for their collapse. it comes as theresa may agrees to set a timetable for her to step down as prime minister, after the next commons vote on brexit in a few weeks' time. 100 people have died from knife wounds so far this year. the youngest victim was 14—year—old jayden moodie from east london and in s

instructions for what to eat the german institution of human nutrition has teamed up with billions sherry take clinic to carry out a study of this kind the scientists are investigating high fat middle. trainee and food adapted to german tastes they're comparing that with a low fat diet along the guidelines of the german nutrition society. one group is told to eat lots of fruits and vegetables and along with whole grain products a moderate amount of jerry produce lean meat and fish. the other group is eating a high fat low carb mediterranean diet with pulses knott's fish and plenty of vegetable oil. 500 people are taking. the scientists want to know which diet helps to keep the test subjects physically and mentally fit for longer. the doctors do regular blood tests for things like blood sugar lipitor and inflammatory marcuse which provide information on chronic illnesses the tests also show whether the individual has been sticking to the diet. throughout the entire study the doctor who's a monitoring participant health. the study will not be complete for another 3 years but well conducted

baker and sherry nonsectarian love us even if you're ideologically on different sides of the pack personal chemistry is there things get done would you agree with that oh absolutely i think that personal chemistry is something that is perhaps not all the important but very important i would just add that you have to work to develop personal chemistry and i think that. the soviet side both gorbachev and should work on that. for sure regards it was somewhat easier because he show it off practically immediately forgot which of reagan it was not as easy because they had very different background because they were i would say more different initially. shots were but they worked on it and i think the great merit of those two men gorbachev and reagan is that they did so much despite the problems and obstacles does right some of the things that happened that were extremely unfortunate during that period such as the spice scandals such as the military to military incidents you know overflights by. fighter bombers over navy ships this kind of thing unfortunately the military still seems to like this

remarkably dry and so is mexico but the breeze is up as you can see now salvador does look still fairly sherry. when your fiancee lives behind bars. the engagement also becomes a life sentence. zero world hears from three posts union women whose lives have been dictated by their relationships with men in prison. wedding on hold on al-jazeera. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and reported on a story that it might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers have the courage and anti-riot. we are challenging the forces we're challenging companies who are going to places where nobody else is going. this is al jazeera. cell raman this is al jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes a show of strength from venezuela's president the do rope as the opposition leader who calls for his military overthrow takes refuge with the spanish ambassador. and change isn't coming fas

three small incisions were made in sherrie's bump.urgical tools were inserted into her womb, then surgeons put the spinal cord back in place and put a patch over the wound. jaxson needed to be looked after in neonatal intensive care when he was born. he has not been cured, but his family hope they have given him the best start in life. he has a lot of movement in his legs, which we were told he'd have minimal movement if he didn't have the surgery, or none at all, he wouldn't be able to move them at all. i got high hopes for him. from day one he's done things, he is amazed us all. the nominal, wishing him and his mum all the very best. we will hear more from the surgeon involved during the morning briefing. as we come to the end of our special week dealing with issues around the menopause, one of the world's leading experts is calling for testosterone replacement therapy to be made widely available to women who need it. the treatment isn't currently licensed for doctors to prescribe to menopausal women. breakfast'sjohn maguire has mor

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then was a pleasant into central and southern parts of china lots of cloud around big areas there sherry right there into central and southern passages about anyway i could see some lively showers from time to time this is the case in hong kong where we're looking is a rather wet weather over the next couple of days temperatures getting up to around 31 degrees celsius space in places of wet weather across southeast asia again the temperature is now 3132 here is well for the most part philippines looking lousy dry and settled over the next couple of days jealous of the shower from time to time share was made their way across the border as you go on through friday but largely fine and dry indonesia. just a few months after journalist jamal a special she was killed another arab dissident was under threat norwegian security officials had to take him from his home in oslo to a secure location after attempts at the saudis were targeting him. human rights activist idol but the daddy talks town jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera quick reminder all the top stories this hour the u.s. state depart

back at home sherry in pakistan or for a son and daughter. she says that action inspired her to join the kurdish resistance in syria when she was still a teenager. who. could have. hocussed if he spoke she landed a lot for. before he came we almost forgot that we are kurds because of the oppression and the denial of the kurdish identity by our enemies one platform warm enough. on sharon's phone memories of a fight for kurdish rights it's been a long struggle and she took time to defend the hard won gains. let's get a round up now of some other stories making news around the world spanish police have arrested eleven people as part of an investigation into a people smuggling ring they say border officials in algeria and morocco worked with bangladesh based traffickers to smuggle hundreds of people from asia across the mediterranean migrants reportedly paid up to twenty thousand euros each indian authorities are evacuating hundreds of thousands of people as a major storm approaches the country's east coast cycle and finally is packing to wrench

sherrie sharp and her son, jackson, had the operation 27 weeks into pregnancy.sn't a cure, but could mean a child might be able to walk. new figures show that 100 people have been fatally stabbed so far this year in the uk, amid a rise in serious knife crime in england and wales over the last five years. 83 of the victims were men and 17 were women, and police have brought charges in 85 of the 100 cases. 30 deaths were in london, but knife injuries are actually down in the capital by 10% on last year. and in the west midlands, there have been eight deaths due to knives since january, with the police and crime commissioner now declaring an emergency, as our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports from birmingham. this is what a knife can do to a child's arm in a second. jack, he's14, was robbed and stabbed by strangers in a park in dudley. how many is it, jack? 14. he was very close to having an artery cut, wasn't he? and that would have been very, very serious. yes, really. he was... he'sjust so lucky. if that had gone through his stomach as well, again,

and having a video of them back at home sherry in paris dinner for a son and daughter. she says that action inspired her to join the courage resistance in syria when she was still a teenager. who. could have. landed a lot further. before he came we almost forgot that we are kurds because of the oppression and the denial of the kurdish identity by our enemies. warm enough. on sharing phone memories of a fight for kurdish rights it's been a long struggle and she's determined to defend the hard won gains. our israel has been marking its annual holocaust remembrance day to ensure the world never forgets the atrocities committed against the jewish people during the second world war a quarter of the six million jews murdered perished in the nazi death camps of auschwitz birkenau in poland on thursday holocaust survivors led the annual three kilometer march of the living from auschwitz to bear to commemorate the victims. not commemoration comes amid the largest spike in anti semitic violence for decades experts say part of the reason is that members of the holocaust and are fa

operational experience before having to report to the millions of shareholders they are of the do sherry duty to but not necessarily it really depends on what camp your and for the company this phenomenon is a real big positive as that means that there is enough funding and capital to raise in the private market in order for them to grow they don't need to turn to the public markets to raise the necessary funds 2 decades ago this was not the case as the private markets were not so established so there was no way for a growing company to raise hundreds of millions of dollars in funding. without debuting an i.p.o. now you have mega venture funds like soft bank and n.e.a. available to fund a series d. round if necessary for the private market this also this is also a really big positive because they're getting in at the ground floor and they're subsequently funding the company's growth at higher and higher valuations each time which means that they're capitalizing on most of the growth and value creation before the company even enters the public market and by the time it i.p.o.'s most of th

intelligent he was also ricky he was a pleasure to work with and for he was a good man i met his wife sherry he was a family man he was a grandfather and he cared very much about his family but also dedicated to the truth and so respected everyone not just here at the studio but people of all different viewpoints and i am grateful to the opportunity to have worked with him for him a fine and good man and we should all miss him everywhere you leave some very big shoes to fill he does hillary for which board member of the british american association thank you kristie. and finally we know are now moving forward we know moving can be very expensive and a very difficult project but what about the capital of a nation of two hundred eighty five million people from one city to another how would that even work we may just find out the planning minister of indonesia says president joko widodo is intent on moving the indonesian capital from jakarta a sea of ten million to a location on higher ground jakarta is built on sinking. swampy land and experts say major portions of jakarta will likely be under

sherrie sharp and her sonjackson, had the operation 27 weeks into pregnancy.spinal procedure isn't a cure, but could mean a child might be able to walk. new figures show that a hundred people have been fatally stabbed so far this year in the uk, amid a rise in serious knife crime in england and wales over the last five years. 83 of the victims were men and 17 were women, and police have brought charges 00:18:41,553 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 in 86 of the 100 cases. 30 deaths were in london, but knife injuries are actually down in the capital by 10 per cent on last year. and in the west midlands, there have been 8 deaths due to knives since january, with the police and crime commissioner, now declaring an emergency, as our home affairs correspondent tom symonds, reports from birmingham. this is what a knife can do to a child's arm in a second. jack, he's14, was robbed and stabbed by strangers in a park in dudley. how many is it, jack? 14. he was very close to having an artery cut, wasn't he? and that would have been very, very serious. yes, really. he was...he's

with putin to make russia great again i mean someone named michael reagan torneo you know i'm sorry sherry state a lot of money and why so why did he get this idea from you know why did he get this a different because most recently adorn the tent that with a lot of the in the lengthy gabfests russia senate the last 90 minutes that crazed bounce again the question of whether trump might down to want russia to repeat that 2016 attack on american connection and i guess the jury doesn't die i guess they didn't read the mole the report here let me go back to nicosia here he did. alex so it's interesting to me and we've spoken many times about this is that the the democrats the left has created a trap for itself because as we go into the 2020 election cycle what are we going to be talking about and what some people and they will be on this program here is how the democrats were culpable the f.b.i. was culpable john brennan clapper the whole komi the whole lot of them were you talking about that between now and november amazing i trapped them a. for themselves go ahead alex yet it gets even worse

towards southern parts of me and now the monsoon course is starting to to set in a little bit of sherry writes was on the cards into the far south of india sri lanka as well further north it is largely dry 44 or even higher as we go on through the next couple of days. the weather. and weighs in 2012 al-jazeera traveled to iraq people here are definitely scared to speak on camera they're saying that if they talk to us they think they'll be arrested down the line to take the pulse of a country ravaged under us occupation some of these graves are completely destroyed it's one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq could turn into a battleground between the mighty army and the americans rewind returns to iraq after the americans on al-jazeera. after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers can now learn on their own identifying patterns and predicting human behavior artificial intelligence can monitor our movement. and decide on our future the big picture codes of the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine coming soon on al-jazeera