so, for example, this is a street in and a town in sicily. you see up here there's a little sign that says, we're watching you, video surveillance, and then there's a camera looking this way and that way. here's another example of that. this is a church, also in sicily, and it says, the area is under video surveillance. this could be great because it allows the church to be open at different hours without someone being there all the time, but if they were to use this technology to say, joe,ow have not been coming to church much lately, that might be something that is a little more intrusive. the technology is also not new. this is a cave that was used by an ancient tyrant, also in sicily, and he used to put prisoners into the cave, and at the very top the emperor would put his ear behind this outlet, and the acoustics were such he could hear the talking of the prisoners. so the sense of wanting to hear or observe what people are doing is not new to our era, just more sophisticated and easier to gather the dat in one place. i wanted to take yo

they were taken to sicily. portugal is one of 19 countries participating in operation triton. thousands of those rescued have been children, often orphans, a few of them have been placed with families, and the rest are growing up in group homes. a support group trying to change that will change it. government funding has not come through. sue turton reports on the italian island of sicily. >> reporter: a kick about between gambia, senegal, ghana, nigeria. all the crossings from south africa without parents and relatives. all hoping to be fostered by italian families. this man's family were killed. he fled to libya and was rounded up and forced on a boat. 120 people. >> reporter: crammed in. >> crammed. >> reporter: you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we didn't know anything. we start going until morning. i saw myself in the middle of the sea. i said "god, is this how i'm going to end my life. i think i'll die." he is from senegal. he game over on a boat carrying 740 passengers. he said over 100 on board were killed by the traffickers. he was beaten and put in hospital after

slg >> sicily holds the largest fatality of any tornado in europe in 1859. the global perspective. what we're talking about with tornadoes around the world. we've got to touch on the area of interest right here. the second largest city in italy, a population little over 300,000 people. that was an area where winds reached 177 kilometers per hour, causing significant damage. every single continent has recorded a tornado in recorded history. since 2000, europe has recorded 4,000 of them of the farther to the south, a little less likely and that pattern again over the past 24 hours in italy. wednesday avenue, we had powerful winds come through with this same storm system. some areas, up to 230 millimeters of rain. so you put all this together, not the best time to be on a cruise in the western mediterranean. the wet weather expected to persist. but if your travel mans are taking you here, we still do have a threat for severe weather in the identical stotts, damaging winds, isolated shot of tornadoes. fortunately, no fatalities with that storm system. more news

this is going back to our roots, we are adding raisins and nuts which you see all over the place in sicily. >> what do you think? the angel hair pasta cooks up like that. >> don't cook it all the way. less than 50% before you put nit there. because it gets al dente so quickly. >> i will be generous with it and top it with extra virgin olive oil. >> uh-huh. >> look at all the flavors going on. >> i love it. >> beautiful. thank you bella. pasta time! >> pasta time! well, bad behavior that gets you sent to the principal's office when you are a kid could land you in jail as an adult. >> sharon chin explains how this week's jefferson award winner explains how young people know their rights and freedoms once they turn 18. >> reporter: what if police stop for you questioning? teenagers are learning what to do. >> be respectful and remain steady, always. keep my head on straight. >> stop and ask questions to the police instead of panicking or running like you did something wrong. >> reporter: more than a dozen students attended a recent symposium. administrative law judge demetrius shelton planned

built for business. . >>> finally, live from d.c., sicily strong.nl" star will be the headline comedian at this year's correspondence dinner and she has certainly showed her political humor side in the past. >> you taught senator mike lee will that deliver the spogs to president obama's state of the union response. it is expected to be the exact same text of obama's speech but delivered in this voice. president obama announced this week that 7.1 million people have signed up for insurance through affordable care act, exceeding his original goal of just making it through the next two years. george w. bush showed president obama, hillary clinton and several others pictures of his latest paintings of cats and dogs nix way, that man was our president for eight years. >> what do you figure this year's choice? >> first she is wonderful. she is funny, she is diverse, she can do all sorts of different things. i like when women host the white house correspondents dinner. i think it is refreshing as opposed to yet another dude who thinks he's funny. i'm not s

. >> sue turton reports from the italian island of sicily. >> a kick about between gambia, senegal, ghana, nigeria and egypt. all the youngsters making the crossing from africa, without parents or relatives, all hoped to be fostered by italian families. >> youcef's family has been killed. he fled to libya, but was rounded up and forced to get on a boat. he didn't know where it was going or if he would survive. >> how many on the boat? >> 120 people. >> crammed in. >> crammed. >> so you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we don't know where we are going. we start going until morning. i saw myself in the middle of the sea. i thought is this how i'm going to end my life. i think i'm going to die. >> this man is from senegal, coming on a boat carrying over 700 passengers. over a hundred were killed by the traffickers. he was beaten and put in hospital. his personalities are dead, he's desperate to find a family to live with. >> i told them i want a family. if i want to, i'm happy. i want family. i feel sad. i feel sad. we need family. >> over 1300 unaccompanied minors arrived on italy's shores

are mostly trying to reach spain, malta, italy and the island of lampadist is a off the coast of sicily. >> we are in rome. phil, we know that there have been similar meetings in the past, what's different this time around? >> probably the sheer amount of people here, 58 participants in this meeting. people from every e.u. country and much of the african continent, this is something wider. the meeting is held in italy, a country that's struggled with a huge number of may go grants from north africa. e.u. foreign policy representative said as far as she is concerned this is a priority and she will use this meeting to make sure everybody is aware, that this is an issue that needs tackling right now. despite the dangers, hundreds of thousands of people are making this trip, risking their lives because they are searching for safety, for security and a home. >> this used to be a hotel. it's long-since closed but the lobby still packed and the rooms all taken. 150 migrant families live here. it has a roof and that is enough. for this former child soldier who fled the sudan war, it's home. >>

they were picked up by a portuguese ship and taken to the italian island of sicily. first record of part of a new our queen mission called titan, 19 countries are helping after italy asked for hem. among those rescued are orphan children. but where to house them is always the question. some italian families are willing to giver them help. but they are being stopped by bureaucracy. >> reporter: a kick about between game bee, a senegal, ghana, that jeer gentleman ya and egypt. all these youngsters made the crossing from africa without parents are relatives are all are hoping to be fostered by italian families. his family were killed in ethnic fighting in ghana. he led ned to libya but was rounded up and forced to get on a boat. he didn't know where it was going or if he would survive. how many people on the boat? >> 120 people. crammed in. >> reporter: so you didn't -- you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we didn't know anything. we didn't know where we were going. we started going until morning i saw myself in the middle of the sea. i said god, this is how i am going

they were picked up by a portuguese ship and taken to the italian island of sicily. it was the first ca rescue of the newly formed tritan. among those rescued are orphaned children, but where to house them is always a problem. some italian families are willing to give them a home. but we have reports that they're being stopped by the bureaucra bureaucracy. >> a kick about, all these youngsters made the crossing from africa without parents or relatives. all are hoping to be fostered by italian families. their families were killed in ethnic fighting in ghana. he was rounded up and forced to get on a boat. he didn't know where it was going or if he would survive. >> how many people were on the boat? >> 20 people, crammed. >> you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we didn't know where we were going. i thought i would end my life. i thought i was going to die. >> this boy is from senegal. he came on a boat. he said 140 were on board. he was beaten and put in hospital after being rescued. both parents are dead, and he's desperate to find a family to live with. >> i want a f

this happened in sicily. barely a part of italy has been spared.ouple is believed to have been buried in a landslide when their home collapsed. one of the harrowing stories that have come out of italy in recent weeks. the worst has been around genoa and agoria. the country already is prone to mudslides, but the trees being cut down to accommodate development over the years aggravated the situation. one of the big fears now, heather, is that italy's longest river may overrun its banks. the damage so far hundreds of millions of dollars. >> amy kellogg. thanks. >>> well, look out for a big cat prowling the country side in france. the cat first reported to be a tiger was seen crossing a major highway and creeping around a gas station. it's on the loose near disneyla disneyland, paris. they've found big paw prints, and approximate they say it's not a tiger, but some other kind of large cat. there's a critter reported about 150 pounds. wow. paris doesn't have any large fee lines in its attraction. a nearby animal park says it's not missing any cats, but

sue turton reports from the italian island of sicily. >> a kick about between gambia, senegal, nigeria and egypt. the young terse made the crossing from africa, without parents or relatives, all hoping to be fostered. the families were killed in ethnic fighting. he fled to india. he didn't know where it was going or if he would supply. >> how many on the boat? >> 120 people. >> crammed in. >> crammed. >> you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we don't know anything. we start going until morning. i shaw myself in the middle of the sea. i thought is this how imgoing to end my life. i think i'm going to die. >> pao came on a boat with over 470 passengers. he said over 100 were killed by the traffickers. he was beaten and put in hospital after being rescued. both his parents are dead, and he is desperate to find a family. >> i can only live with a family. i happy. i want family. when i see people, i feel sad. i feel sad. >> over 1300 unaccompanied minors arrived on italy's sures. -- shores. over 3,000 disappeared. it's feared many have been forced into prostitution or slave labour. this is

that's going to move across sicily and italy. a possibility of heavy rain and severe thunderstorms.ct, we highlighted the area where we're most concerned. we're expecting the possibility or high likelihood of heavy rain. we cannot rule out the possibility of isolated tornadoes. the dynamics in the atmosphere are just right for that type of weather condition. now, you can see that this storm system and also the moisture associated with it has already produced quite a bit of hateful from switzerland to austria. but good news for the skiers and snowboarders. the alps gets significant snowfall from this storm as well. we also have a series of cold fronts moving through, impacting places like scotland as well as ireland. in fact, we've had some hefty winds coming out of that area causing some delays this morning. we will take a look at some of those delays right now. we're expecting anywhere between 60 to 90 minutes you're traveling in and out of dublin. that's all from the world weather center. for now, we've got more news and headlines coming up in a few minutes. abe! get in! punch it!

taken to sicily.tugal is among 19 countries working to rescue people trying to make the dangerous crossing from africa to italy. >>> thousands rescued in the mediterranean have been children often orphans. close this week because funding promised by the government hasn't come true. sue torin reports from messina, an island off the coast of italy. >> all these youngsters made the crossing from africa without parents or relatives, all are hoping to be fostered by italian families. all youssef's family were killed, he didn't know where he was going or whether he would survived. >> how many people were on the boat? >> 120 people, crammed. >> you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we start going until morning, i saw myself in the middle of the sea. i said go, i'm going to end my life. i think i'm going to die. >> reporter: par is from senegal. he came over on the boat carrying 720 passengers and over 100 were killed on board by the traffickers. both his parents are dead and he's desperate to find a family t

it's going to move through sicily and southern parts of italy as well as the croatia and the adriaticbility of severe weather. we cannot rule out the chance of an isolated tornado throughout the region. damaging winds, heavy rain, certainly a factor. especially where you see the darker shading. rome, you're also included in this possible severe weather system thursday and friday. keep that in mind. impressive rain totals out of austria and switzerland. it will make skiers and snowboarders happy with snow in the alps. wave after wave of moisture on top of the winger rains across that area. we've also had very strong winds. look at dublin and glasgow this morning, gusting anywhere from 60 to 80 kilometres per hour. of course, that impacts travel condition conditions. we're talking an hour to hour and a half delays. we're expecting some delays from that as well. quite an active weather pattern across the mediterranean and much of europe. that's all from the world weather center. more news and headlines coming up in just a few minutes. e them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] i

and we also had a few tornadoes reported in sicily as well.evere weather threat highlighted in this shading of red. that's where we're expecting damaging winds, the possibility of heavy rain. we can't rule out the possibility of an isolated tornado. that's from friday right into your saturday. so we're going to monitor this area as well as parts of greece. plenty of news and headlines after the break. be a weekender and book weekenour stay at hampton. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken up? liberty mutual's new car replacement will pay for the entire value of your car plus depreciation. call and for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your

sicily saw most of this. damaging winds, gusting as high as 100km per hour. and driving rain. you can see the damage resulting because of that system. it's paying its way across greece, pushing into the western site. coming in for a time. here comes the next batch of violent stormy weather coming through. up into the north sea, running into france, heavy showers and wet weather to the western side. look at the temperatures. pretty disappointing for madrid and paris. it's unsettled with the weather. monday sees the next area of rain pushing into the u.k., into the peninsula. pushing across the western med, meaning more heavy down pours for italy >>> still ahead - the kenyan government tries to diffuse a tribal war over cattle and grazing rights and have met with deadly results. and coming up in sport, the formula 1 driver, who hopes this isn't an omen ahead of the brazilian grand prix. >> she giggles everytime she steps into the revolving door of justice >> she became legendary... >> the finer the store, the bigger the challenge >> al jazeera america presents the life and crime

this is the storm system responsible for hefty weather across italy, sicily, wind gusts. kilometer per hour wind gusts in italy. and rome saw 85 millimeters of rainfall in a six hour people on friday morning. you'll get a break, but picking up into sunday right through wednesday. i want to show you what is called a visible satellite imagery. this is clouds from space. if you ask me, this storm has similar characteristics to a hurricane. this is the mediterranean. we wouldn't see that feature here normally. but this is a tropical-like feature. usually this is a dry climate. but we have had 99 of these recorded tropical-like systems in the area from 1948 to 2011. look at the wind gusts, 104 kilometers per hour. and document another rainmaker that's bringing upwards of 300 millimeters to an already saturated environment across the northern portions of italy. look for flooding early next week. >> flooding in venice, somalia, polar vortex in the united states. i'm going to stay in the house. >> good idea. >> we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> ahead on cnn, new terror arr

sue turton has this report from sicily. >> reporter: a kick about between gambia, senegal, ghana, nigeria and egypt - all the youngsters making the crossing from africa without parents or relatives, hoping to be fostered by italian families. all youcef's family were killed in ethnic fighting. he fled, and was rounded up and put on a boat. he didn't know where it was going. >> reporter: how many on the boat? >> 120 >> reporter: all crammed in. >> crammed. >> reporter: you didn't ask to get on the boat. >> we didn't know anything. we didn't know where we were going. i saw hiz in the middle of the sea and thought "god, is this how i'm going to end my life, i think i'll day." pao came on a boat carrying 740 passengers, and said over 100 were killed by the traffickers. he was beaten and put in hospital after being rescued. both his personalities are dead, and he's -- parents are dead and he's desperate to find a family. >> i want a family. if i want - i happy, i want family. if i go there, i feel sad. i feel sad. i need my own family. >> over 1300 unaccompanied minors arrived on italy's shores

. >> after growing up watching that program in my nana's living room, my take of sicily strong is prettyce should be a little deeper and something should be a little smaller. >> only she would make that observation. the actress did come off as a bit of floosy, but you've got to be able to laugh it off. i'm howard kurtz. thanks for joining us. "like" our facebook page where we post original content, answer your question, post videos you don't see on this program. we're back here next sunday 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. eastern with the latest buzz. >>> i'm chris wallace. breaking today. two americans held captive in north korea return to the u.s. with this country's top spy. plus, with control of both houses of congress, are republicans headed for compromise with president obama or confrontation? >> we are heading to washington. and we are going to make them squeal! >> we have swept this nation with a compelling senate majority. >> tonight we shook up the senate. you shook up the senate. >> we'll talk with two members of the wave of new republican senators.

the possibility of an isolated tornado, especially where you see the darker shading of red, from sicilyo greece. look out for mud slides as well-being a possibility and event waterspouts. now focusing our attention over the northwestern parts of europe. we've got cold front after cold front impacting places like scotland, as well as into england and ireland. very windy scenario up there as well. dublin to glasgow, aberdeen and london. we even have some travel delays across parts of europe. this is the latest that we have out of london's gatwick airport, 35 to 40-minute delays. a the moment more of the same for glasgow. less delays are expected this afternoon for london heathrow that is all from the world weather center. we'll have more news and headlines coming up in just a few minutes. stick around. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about

my take is that sicily strong was pretty good, although her voice needs to be a little deeper. hair stylist says the hair was too big but i liked her no nonsense style and tough on both sides. she was a little ragged. looked like she had a rough night. and i'm jealous she got the interview with the nurse. let me know what you think. see you tomorrow night 6:00 p.m. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. polls open nationwide just hours from now as election day 2014 kicks off. president obama has made his pick, predicting democrats will keep their majority in the senate. many other americans also showing enthusiasm. more than 18 million people from 32 states casting early ballots. some of those states have already passed 2010 early voter totals. but despite an increase in early turnout, about 60% of people who can vote are expected to stay home on tuesday. >>> we're learning more about a serious cyberattack at one of our government's top security contractors. the company usis revealed in august that their computer network had been hack. but now the fbi conf

hail, maybe even the tornado after this system particularly over the southern parts of italy through sicilyouthern greece as well where we expect some of the worst of the weather during the next 24 hours. so as we head away to saturday still more showers down here and pushing further northward as well. but some of the wettest of the weather again is going to be in the southern parts of our map for saturday and sunday too. >> thank you. you are with the al jazeera news hour and still to come cuba is open for business but who is buying? we report from havanna biggest trade show plus. >>> the world summit in dublin and looking at the next big thing and want to know what it is, a hint and includes your front door and security cameras and much more. >>> from the battlefield to the sports field the rugby found more than one way to serve his country. back in one moment. ♪ ♪ hello again you are with the al jazeera news hour and a recap of the stories we are following, israeli police deployed reenforcements around a mosque in occupied east jerusalem to prevent violence and tensions high in resent we

when my grandparents came from sicily, there was no press for italian and sicilian.ake english -- every immigrant needs to learn english so they can't be manipulated by emotion when they're voting. that they get the understanding of new audience. community service (?) every year they've been here illegally. don't tax them. these are caregivers. there's communities -- services that are needed. let them do four hours a week or two hours a week community service. something to give back to the community for every year they've been here illegally. that puts them back in the line to become citizens. i've talked to immigrants about this who then translated that into spanish and they liked that plan to become legal. neil: and most ar are hard workg decent folks. if republicans start with impeachment, it will go nowhere fast. >> it's same old. same old. same old. let's be positive. work with what this is. come up a plan. i want to pass a plan. let's do it. english, first. close the borders. all the talking points we've all had. close immigration for a year and a half. neil: y

that did spawn off a few tornadoes earlier in the week near sicily.astward toward the balkan peninsula. we've got the possibility of heavy rain and even severe weather. you can see that low-pressure system just churning across this region. damaging winds, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. that shading of red, that's really the bulls-eye where we're expecting it into friday evening. we're also monitoring an active weather pattern across the united kingdom, the northwestern parts of europe at the moment getting inundated with cold front after cold front after cold front. and that is also caused some delays at the airports. you can see amsterdam expecting windy conditions this afternoon. 30 to 45 delays. i want to talk about north america and what was the remnants of typhoon niri which was to impact japan, but that's moved away quickly. now it's become a tropical storm as it moves throughout the bering strait. it's going to deepen and strengthen. look how deeply packed together. those are isobars which indicates to meteorologists this is a particularly

they were fortunate and picked up by a portuguese ship and then taken to the italian island of sicilyas the first rescue as part i've new european operation called triton. 19 even u. countries are contributing after italy asked for help. among those rescued are orphans children. but where to house them? that's always the problem. some italian families are willing to give them a home, but as sue reports, they are being stopped often by bureaucracy. >> reporter: a kick about between game bee, a senegal, began, a nigeria and egypt. all these youngsters made the crossing from africa without parents or relatives. all are hoping to be fostered by italian families. all of his family were killed in ethnic fighting in ghana. he fled to lip i can't but was rounded up and forced to get on a boat. he didn't know where it was going or if he would survive. how many people on the vote. >> 120 pima on the boat crammed in. >> reporter: so he didn't. >> we didn't know anything. we started going until morning. i saw myself in the milled of the sea. i say god, is this how i am going to end my life? i thi

we went to north africa and then we went to sicily and then they came into france. you are going to see intense focus on iraq and attempting to stabilize the situation in iraq and stabilize the border between iraq and syria and the border from syria jordan turkey iraq and lebanon. at some point there will be an opening to figure out what is the right path forward in syria that can lead hopefully to the end to the civil war. the syrian side of this is much more complicated than it ballots the question you raise. it's not easy to separate out the motives. >> don't forget egypt. new news. >> and libya. >> we will go in the back just for fairness. >> thank you. i would just like to ask a question about the precedence being set with other executive overreach into the war powers authority or congressional abdication. do you see this as a growing trend and if so what are the consequences and would you argue that the united states either the president or congress is acting unlawfully? >> and if the two of you could answer mr. goldsmith and senator kaine. >> the president ha

reference to the 14th amendment as a means of bringing the declaration into the constitution expli sicily. more than one justice over the last few years, including justice scalia, said the declaration of independence is not part of our law. >> i know. >> and justice kagan in her nomination hearing was actually asked a question about the declaration of independence and she said to the extent that there are rights out there, i wouldn't want you to think that i should enforce those rights. so how would you respond to that? and do you have any broader thoughts about the declaration and its reference to the constitution? >> well, you know, it's clear that the declaration was not part. of the original constitution. there's a a kind of interesting debate about that. one of the things that mcclelland says is, well, they didn't put that in the constitution because by the time they got around to draft iing t constitution, they were so over all that natural rights stuff. i mean, that was done -- that was the kind of sbub rant thing they did. but when they got around the constitution, they were very

we did a cover story on sicily.ing area for millennial. >> your point on inflation and we've seen it broad apply in fo and wine going up. >> this wine at $82 is not inexpensive. the last time a port was number one was in 57. cost 55 dollars but those two bottles now trading at nearly 150. so you can make a good investment if you buy the right wines. >> good question. you are not going to leave this here are you? >> it is not ready to drink. >> please come back next year. always interesting. >> thanks. thanks for helping us unveil the wine. >> you can read up on all the best upcoming wiensd in the next issue of the wine spectator. >> we have a big lineup. a lot of topics this friday morning. mark cuban comparing what the government is trying to do with net new neutrality to iran. and microsoft overtaking exxon. and finally how mark zuckerberg created a facebook product to ring in a special anniversary with his wife priscilla. all next on "squawk alley." you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have t

sicily and. >> thank you for being with us today. as you understand the protection of the president is a critical national responsibility and i know that we all recognize in many ways the work and the secret service really worth the ability to defend the democracy and directly tied to the ability to protect the occupant of the white house whoever he or she is in any given time. so these issues are serious and i think that we all appreciate the seriousness which you are approaching the new responsibilities and i thank you for being here to provide some testimony today. i just want to first focus on you made some reference to the staffing levels declined over the last several years of the workload of the agency has not said whether there are training and personnel and scheduling and communications issues that relate to each are there more general concerns you have about the resources without the staffing level and in tons of infrastructure equipment and the capacity to integrate new equipment as it becomes available? >> we are appropri

he said if racial element in sicily vote in separate blocks, which is conceded they did in alabama, decreasing the proportion of black voters were generally reduce the chance that the minority groups favored candidate would be elected to the majority opinion agreed with that as well. the district court in georgia versus ashcroft what you think that congress will think that congress was critical that you said if existing opportunities of minority voters to exercise their franchise are robust, a proposed plan that leaves those voters with nearly every's welfare chance of electing a candidate of choice may constitute retrogression. attest to from the plane its own expert was majority black districts in alabama that are 55% black would only give those voters a reason will opportunity to elect. >> i want to know what you think about the practicalities of sending this back. assume in the back of my mind just rely on state policy is this. a state legislator gets up and says, in our state there's a history of discrimination against black people. there are very few black represented in this body. i wou

after north africa in 1943 the sicily and begin .he liberation of italy in tehran, november 1943, rooseveltcond it's to become, operation overlord over the northwest coast of france, this will be completed by operation anvil on the shores of the me trainian. stalin agrees to launch a huge offensive. to bel eisenhower is named commander in chief. it's a crucial gambit. hitler is convinced that the confrontation will be to the west. the coastline has been concreted atlantic wall.e from norway to the spanish border thousands of bunkers each other along the coast. in france, 59 german divisions, await then, inevitable allied landing. preparations for the landings required tons of material and millions of men to be dispatched. ports and pipelines have had to be deviced. every single day after d-day the to landef command plans 12,000-tons of provisions and 2,500 vehicles. >> the french resistance is to play an important role in the landings. but in the spring of 1944 the forces comprise about 100,000 men. the resistance networks have of pieces ofsands information about the wall, the sons, thegerm