now italy has proposed quarantining migrants rescued at sea on another vessel off the island of sicily the german flag along kearney rescue boat picked up 150 people over recent days but has been unable to find a port that will allow it to dock the n.g.o.'s sea ice says that one person has been evacuated for medical care and that the ship is an urgent need of supplies it's not yet clear what will happen to the migrants once the quarantine period is over. and we're joined now by stephan strides in my our he is a human rights observer with the ngo c.i.i. who is actually on the boat right now so tell us we are hearing that italy signaled that they would take the refugees from the boat into quarantine onboard an italian vessel have you heard anything else about this particular effort from authorities. i remember the ball offered as human terry an offer but we didn't have any special response to us from the german although it's an italian government so after

stop and it can spend money and it can spend it faster than the government because it will stop in sicily police are patrolling supermarkets after reports of shoppers refusing to pay italy isn't the only nation with a lockdown is hitting the poor hardest it might again prove to be an example of what's to come in other countries paralyzed by the coronavirus crisis. for more now i'm joined. by our correspondent seem a go to good evening to you same how serious are fears that the wong or the walk down goes on the more it could foster crime and social unrest. well i think the fear of the virus now is also turned into a fear of people just not having enough food and what that can lead to i mean the concern particularly is in the south of the country and this is traditionally the area that is poorer it also has a higher unemployment rate and it also has the presence of organized crime gangs that are ready to take advantage of desperate people now we see seen the factories are closed because of the lock down and you have businesses that are failing or suffering ordinary people who need not be ab

sicily, 1922. "golden girls." >> whoo, went over the head, i had no idea what you were talking about. i'm like, you know it's 2020, right? >> a lot of people. i can hear it now, the stories of -- >> it's one of those situations either people are going to lie and be, i have these tickets, this is nothing new, i had this trip planned, and do it for the gram. or pass and keep saving up until you can pay for italy. >> our producer greg laughed the moment i said, picture it, sicily, 1922. there are a lot of "golden girls" fans around here. you like that greg? he definitely liked that. >>> coming up, the reality show family getting protection after someone shot at their homes. >>> plus the new promise in the fight against covid-19 from the antiviral drug remdesivir. but is it a game changer? our medical expert weighs in. >>> after their spectacular show of support for frontline workers, where the navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds now set to take flight this weekend. avy blue angels and the

infantry landing craft in atlantic seas on the way home from sicily and normandy.se are small ships, but seaworthy. veterans of landing missions throughout europe, they are still fit for new assignments in the pacific. typhoon off the philippines, an american carrier plowed through raging seas in a grim 48-hour fight with a savage tropical storm. battles winds tie down planes which have broken loose. wind velocity reaches 75 miles per hour at the climax of this storm. the carrier is safe. ships and men win a battle with weather. the road back, a tough and bloody road as troops go against the japanese. nearing strategic bomb are troops of the chinese 38thdivision. they cross a river junction. chinese and american officers plot the attack as chinese artillery opens up. during 28 days of fierce fighting, the ring around bombo is steadily tightened. dive bombers pave the way only a few hundred yards ahead of advancing infantry. japanese resistance begins to counter. yard by yard the chinese push forward. artillery and fighter bombers have devastated the city. the unite

the statues are cults in bronx every autumn thousands of fans converge on the sicily in town for the stuff festival. here they cost $20.00 euros the kid out that's cheaper than elsewhere and many consider that his stock if it wanted to be the best in the world. class music is one of the region's biggest the structure produces he uses them to make delicious pesters creams and candy. the brands have a stature is characterized by its particularly intense shade of green. you know. they have a resin there's an oily aroma. and they're round taste combines well with many other ingredients. dante lies at an altitude of around $800.00 metres at the foot of mount etna europe's largest active volcano. carts like these ones carry the harvest down from the mountain and know they're just for show. here you can sample the delicacies many are produced locally. like this brutal a classic. there are both sweet and savory products for starters conflate the bread and cheese all sicilian salami. board can only. or pancakes and ice cream. you can taste service style so all you know is we me is not really

well, at the end of the book, american soldiers had landed in sicily, concord, sicily, and they were also on the shores of southern italy. and the whole german soldiers army had surrendered. so we come to the book that is being launched tonight. volume 3. i can reveal that my editor was somewhat surprised at the title. he thought it had been used before. well, yes, but a long time ago and nobody else had thought to use it since, so i thought it was pretty appropriate. "war and peace." and this third volume also begins with a voyage, a journey. it begins with fdr sailing on a new american battle ship. "uss iowa." with his chiefs of staff to north africa. i think you can see, i'm looking at a picture that's very small but i think you can see general marshall, admiral leahy and admiral king there. they're going to north africa because they're going to go on to cairo and there once again he's going to meet with his opposite number, the prime minister of britain, winston churchill. but before he gets to cairo, he wants to make quite certain that he has a chance to talk with the american c

at the end of the book, american soldiers had landed in sicily, conquered sicily, and are also on the shores of southern italy. and a whole german wehrmacht army has surrendered to general eisenhower in north africa. and so we come to the book that is being launched tonight. volume three. tonight, volume iii. i can reveal that my editor was somewhat surprised at the title. he thought it had been used before. [laughter] >yes, but a long time ago! and nobody else had thought to use it since. [laughter] >> i thought it was pretty appropriate, "war and peace." this third volume also begins with a voyage, a journey. it begins with fdr sailing on a new american battleship, the uss iowa with his chiefs of staff to north africa. i am looking at a picture that is very small, but i think you can see general marshall, admiral leahy, and admiral king. they are going to north africa because they were going to go on to cairo and there, once again, he is going to meet with his opposite number, the prime minister of britain, winston churchill. but before he gets to cairo, he wants to make quite certa

one of those sounding the alarm is the veteran mayor of palermo in sicily, leoluca 0rlando.he heart of europe, but it looks much more vulnerable than many of its neighbours. are the country's leaders capable of meeting this once—in—a—lifetime challenge? minister vincenzo amendola, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. italy is going through a tragedy. your death toll as a result of coronavirus now stands at more than 25,000. you have clearly suffered more than other countries in europe. why do you think that is? we saw the pandemic, the spreading in our country before the others, before the other european countries, and they followed us two weeks later than we started, at the end of february. until now, we are working a lot, the curve already is touching the plateau, is coming down, but of course, we are concerned about some regions still under pressure. we saw that it was necessary, solidarity, union among all countries, at a european level, and this solidarity meant, also, a system of co—ordination for all the action and all the distribution of medical equipment that i

northeast in sicily after beating cove at 19 she's one of a number of italian centenarians who have beaten all the odds during the pandemic but there are many more than markable tales of recovery. jumpy arrow company is their former coronavirus patient who had to be put into intensive care he told us how terrifying the experience was. i leave it alone in the beginning i viewed it as the negative positive later when the situation worsened i realized that the coronavirus is truly a monster and that's when the fear and terror started i quickly went into respect to treat crisis doctors informed me that they would have to interview me at this point i called my wife it was 2 am terrified we were both terrified thank god that this doctor sort of open the gates of need to be intimidated because if we waited another day it could have been too late from when the doctor arrived telling me that she was going to interview me i felt i was unconscious after 5 minutes and in these 5 minutes i had so much fear she told me it can take more than a month but i got better in 7 days the most vivid sight

one of those sounding the alarm is the veteran mayor of palermo in sicily.f europe but it looks much more vulnerable than many of its neighbours. 0ther countries leaders capable of meeting this once—in—a—lifetime challenge? minister and 0la, welcome to hardtalk. italy is going through a tragedy and your death toll as a result of coronavirus now stands at more than 25,000. you have clearly suffered more than other countries in europe. why do you think that is? we saw the pandemic, the spreading in our country before the others, before the other european countries and they followed us two weeks later. we started at the end of february. until now we are working a lot, the curve is touching the plateau and coming down but we are of course concerned about some regions still under pressure. we saw that it was necessary, solidarity, union among all countries, at a european level and this solidarity meant, also, a system of co—ordination for all the action and distribution of medical equipment thatis distribution of medical equipment that is necessary to win this ba

will stop in sicily police are patrolling supermarkets after reports of shoppers refusing to pay italy isn't the only nation with a lockdown is hitting the poor hardest it might again prove to be an example of what's to come in other countries paralyzed by the coronavirus crisis. for more we're joined from brown by correspondent zuma gupta how serious i feel is that the longer the lockdown goes on the more this time could foster crime and go on wrist. yes i mean the concern really is as that package pointed out when you look at the entire country the concern is more in the south and that's because the south is traditionally the poorer part of the country it has high incidence of unemployment and it's also where you have the presence of those organized crime gangs or groups that are ready to take advantage of very desperate people so we understand that she's a close these this is updating in suffering even those what ball did can steve legal work that's dried up and they don't actually have access to any of those benefits it's not as easy for them and so you have these reports of superm

the infection israelis ordered a group of refugees and migrants rescued by a charity vessel near sicily on to a coronation ship around 150 people many from africa in the middle east were picked up by the german n.g.o.s c.i. but the group was refused access to italy's ports over fears of infections people on board will now have to undergo health checks but no decisions been made about their final destination. top of coronavirus italy's banned all charity boats until at least the end of july in india a group of men have attacked police officers trying to enforce a pandemic curfew rules they cut off and offices hand according to punjab state officials 5 policemen were taken to hospital india currently under a 3 week lockdown to tackle the bridge. let's look at how the pandemics affected easter celebrations around the world starting in jerusalem where for the 1st time in nearly 100 years eastern mass was celebrated without a congregation or force that with the support. easter bells ring out from the church of the holy sepulcher in the courtyard below weight in the custody of the church key

italian coast nearly 180 migrants are now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all rescued migrants from disembarking on its shores because of the coronavirus. police uniform has killed at least 16 people including a police officer in the eastern province of nova scotia the gunman went on a 12 hour rampage shooting people in several locations is now dead after at chase on busy highways. and firefighters in ukraine have renewed their battle against forest fires raging near the abandoned church noble nuclear power plant fire crews have extinguished a blaze caused by arsonists earlier this week but new fires have now broken out turn over the plant was the site of a nuclear disaster in 1906. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bergen belsen concentration camp in april of 1945 it was one of the 1st nazi camps to be liberated by the western allies more than 50000 people died there including the direst and frank. millions of music fans around the world have been enjoying a virtual mega concert honoring health worker

italian coast nearly $180.00 by france are now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all rescue bargains. disembarking on its shores because of the corona virus. in canada a man wearing a police uniform is killed at least 13 people including a police officer in the eastern province of nova scotia the gunman went on a 12 hour rampage shooting people in several locations is now dead after a chase down a busy highway. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bergen belsen concentration camp in april 945 it was one of the 1st camps to be liberated by the western allies more than 50000 people died there including the direst and frank. and we turn to sports now. clubs are feeling the financial strain grow each passing week during a league suspension with no clear end date in sight clubs are hoping this season can resume in may but for some the suspension has exposed the frailties of the football business. the bundesliga has been suspended for more than a month which was left clubs in financial limbo. last month the german foo

italian coast nearly 180 migrants are now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all rescued migrants from disembarking on its shores because of the corona virus. in canada a gunman has killed at least 10 people including a police officer in the eastern province of no scotia he went on a 12 hour rampage in a small town and is now dead after a chase on busy highways. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bergen belsen concentration camp in april by 45 it was one of the 1st nets the camps to be liberated by western allies more than 50000 people died there including the direst and frank. millions of music fans around the world have been enjoying a virtual make a concert on earning health workers the all star lineup including the rolling stones and grammy winner billie eilish and many many more and in the time of the pandemic all were performing from home. that's wrong music with a message. to the global citizen and lady gaga curated the online 6 hour event as a love letter to the world was. hosted by jimmy fallon an

italian coast nearly 180 migrants are now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all rescued migrants from disembarking on it shows because of the coronavirus. poland is marking the 707077th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising prime minister whose money vickey played everything at the monument to those killed. $44.00 jews imprisoned in the ghetto bros up against the nazis uprising failed at a cost of $13000.00 jewish lives. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bells and bells and cancian concentration camp in april not in $45.00 it was one of the 1st nazi camps to be liberated by the western allies more than $50000.00 people died including the direst and french. well in the u.s. several states of seymour protests against lockdown measures president donald trump has increased pressure on state governors to ease restrictions trying to set my 1st as a target date but medical experts say that's just too soon they warn that vital steps such as widespread testing have not yet been place. texas. new hampshire. an

quarantine ship off the coast nearly 100 so now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all migrants from disembarking on that shows because of the coronavirus. is marking the 77th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising prime minister. laid a wreath at the monument to those killed. 44 jews imprisoned. against the nazis the uprising failed and cost $13000.00 jewish law. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bells and concentration camp and in $45.00 it was one of the 1st nazi camps to be liberated by the western allies more than $50000.00 people died including the direst and friends. millions of fans around the world have been enjoying a virtual make a concert on health with the all star lineup included the rolling stones grammy winner and many more the time of the pandemic all performing from hong. kong music with a message. global citizen and lady gaga curated the online 6 vent has a love letter to the world. posted by jimmy fallon and other u.s. talk show hosts the event celebrated those on the front lines of the f

the scale of the outbreak continues to cause a dark shadow on italian life these firefighters in sicily are farewelling a colleague who died from the virus they feel isn't allowed. the streets look set to remain empty for a while longer italians were hiding lock down measures would be relaxed after easter but it will be extended. more we have just prepared a new decree with which we are extending the restrictive measures until the 3rd of may a difficult decision but a necessary decision for which i am full of course assuming food political responsibility. were made the national will to put its will. and at a time like easter the lock down hits hard. for pretty much what it was when you're alone with you'll see our children and our grandchildren in video conference it's very sad but it is what it is really was the number of people in intensive care begins to fall officials are urging italians to not get complacent and to get here strictly to the lockdown. at take a look now at some of the other coronavirus related news from around the world and a night of kingdom has saying a record dail

italian coast nearly 180 moderates are now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all risky markets from disembarking on the chills because of the coronavirus. poland is marking the 77th anniversary of the balsall ghetto uprising prime minister. might have wreath at the monument to those killed in $44.00 jews imprisoned in the gave her rose up against the nazis the uprising filed at a cost of $13000.00 jewish lives. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bergen belsen concentration camp in $45.00 it was one of the 1st nazi camps to be liberated by the western allies more than $50000.00 people died there including the direst and frank. well here in germany restrictions have been imposed in the order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus one group that is a high risk of infection is asylum seekers as they generally live at close quarters but some say they are struggling to get the information i need and life on lockdown is posing a whole new sit challenges. under normal circumstances refugees in germany are able t

italian coast nearly 180 migrants and now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all rescued migrants from disembarking on its shores because of the coronavirus. inventors in italy have come up with a special face mask to help the death death and hard of hearing during the coronavirus pandemic traditional mosques make it difficult for those who rely on lip reading the new mosques feature a transparent window so they can read lips and facial expressions. while millions of music fans around the world have been enjoying a virtual mega concert on during health workers the all star lineup included the rolling stones and grammy winner billie eilish and many more and in the time of the pandemic of course all were performing from harm. they. would be wrong music with a message. to the global citizen and lady gaga curated the online 6 hour event as a love letter to the world i was. last . posted by jimmy fallon and other u.s. talk show hosts the event celebrated those on the front lines of the fight against the coronavirus. most of these perfo

italian coast nearly 180 migrants are now on board the vessel which is to remain off the coast of sicily for 2 weeks italy has blocked all rescued migrants from disembarking on its shores because of the fires. in canada a man wearing a police uniform has killed at least 16 people including a police officer in the eastern province of nova scotia the gunman went on a 12 hour rampage shooting people in several locations he is now dead after a chase on a highway in. spain has the 2nd highest number of coronavirus fatalities in europe with more than 21000 deaths but there are some encouraging signs now the numbers of new infections and deaths have been declining allowing the country to ease restrictions last week some construction and factory workers were allowed to return to their jobs with conditions our correspondent has more. slowly but surely construction is starting again in spades these were renovating the stadium used by some club stevie if see the industry has been at a standstill since the end of march now it's being fired up again i'm just tricked conditions. don't go to work if yo

will stop in sicily police are patrolling supermarkets after reports of shoppers refusing to pay italy isn't the only nation with a lockdown is hitting the poor hardest it might again prove to be an example of what's to come in other countries paralyzed by the coronavirus crisis. the german government is hoping to launch a smartphone app to alert people if they come into contact with someone who has tested positive for covert 19 studies show it's a highly effective way to help prevent infection but the project has stalled because germans are extremely protective of their privacy. so using mobile phones to tackle the corona virus without a massive increase in state surveillance for weeks over 100 experts from 8 countries have been working to achieve this goal now they've come up with an app that uses bluetooth technology to anonymously monitor whether other users are nearby for a certain period of time. if a user has tested positive for the coronavirus other app uses who were in contact received a warning. works on a voluntary basis privacy will be strictly respected because we will on

there's a story that in the pro you have to get to sicily to tell you that it took him going so you know. that you've been with. him to do a good thing for me to be an artist. it's a message we've heard many times throughout the week. a message they're trained to convey to their countrymen. the belief they exist in a perfect world. a place that really is the stuff of dreams the are the. the end. of the. so when i was growing up in the ninety's in north korea that's when those korea's economy was collapsing and they were start providing the food and the pop and rationed to us so people had to find their ways to survive which means in gauging in black market that through brown market the people was able to get in the smuggled the black d.v.d.'s from china so i was you know i was are so lucky to be able to access this are so the information and i remember for the 1st time watching a movie take cannick and as a young girl watching titanic it would is a complete shock that i just couldn't believe why anyone in this word you know make a movie out of such a shame for a story in school idea in t

the scale of the operate continues to cast a dark shadow on italian life these firefighters in sicily are farewelling a colleague who died from the virus and funeral he's into. the streets looks set to remain empty for a while longer italians were hoping lockdown measures would be relaxed after easter but reports are emerging that the government is planning to extend it into may and at a time like easter it hits hard. we will spend easter alone will see our children and grandchildren in video conference it's very sad but it is what it is. as the number of people in intensive care begins to fall officials to tally is to not get complacent and to it here strictly to lock down. let's go to the italian capital of rome then when we join correspondents seem to welcome same typically takes center stage during easter what will it be like this year. well eastern like no other really i mean essentially east as a time of family friends and feasting getting together perhaps on easter monday taking a little trip out of the city going to the countryside of seaside this year though none of that the

how does a get-away to the italian island of sicily sound right now?an you think. the island is offering a special deal for tourists, saying it will cover half of flight costs and a third of hotel expenses for traveler as well as free tickets to many museums and popular sites. no date has been announced for when italy will reopen. they will ease up on lockdowns beginning may 4th. ryan, you recently visited sicily. i also visited recently. it was absolutely spectacular. would you go back? >> i would definitely go back. give a shout-out to my uncle. we returned there back in november. his blood was calling him. he came over when he was a kid on the rex that was the name of the catering hall your grandparents started. maria: they came on the rex. so did my grandfather, traveled on the rex a couple times, not the first time. wow, that's great. me too. i took my sister to where my mom's mom grew up in sicily. check this out. toy maker mattel turning essential workers into action figures. it's to honor first responders on the frontlines of the covid-19 givin

in july the allies invaded sicily. it began to turn in their favor as well. they needed to eliminate the threat to begin the build up of men and supplies in great britain that would be needed for the invasion of northwest europe. from 1942 to 1944 the alabalies pondered, when, where and how it would be. it caused friction between the big three as they each had their own ideas concerning the plan of attack. stalin demanded his allies strike quickly at the heart of the empire in northwestern europe to distract and draw off a portion of the german forces attacking the ussr. roosevelt also favored an assault on northwestern europe but realized the attack would require time for careful planning and preparation. churchill pushed for a more limited periferal strategy of attack. not until november 1943 at the big 3 meeting in teheran were they able to agree to a spring 1944 invasion. >> it also included talks of a post war nation. fears lead the russians to demand territorial adjustments in eastern europe to establish a larger post war buffer zone between germany and

more than that distress into violence as supplies drawing up reports are emerging that gangs around sicily are using social media to plot attacks on stores this comes after a ferry company that used to deliver vital supplies of food and medicine to the island fell into bankruptcy and has halted its services it's not just the stores that are under threat local. media has also reported that 2 elderly italians were robbed of the shopping by young people on scooters targeted apparently because they were seeing is easy prey civil unrest is some suggest a real concern i'm afraid that the worries that are affecting large sections of the population over health income in the future with the continuation of the crisis will turn into an anger and hatred that warning has been echoed by the head of the red cross which believes italy won't be the only country impacted by social unrest if the lock downs continue in the most difficult neighborhoods of the biggest cities i'm afraid in a few weeks who have social problems this is a social bomb that can explode at any moment because they don't have any way t

. >> i in sicily, police a are papatrolling supupermarkets afar shoppers had refused to pay. italy is not the only nation where the lockdown is hitting the hardest. it could be an example of what is to come in other countries paralyzed by the coronavirus crisis. >> i am joined from rome by our correspondent. how serious are fears that the longer the lockdown goes on, the more it could foster crime and socicial unrest? >> i think the fear off the virs is alslso turning to a fear of people not h hing enoughgh food and with that can lead to. particularly in the south of italy. this area is more poor and it has a higher employment rate. itit has the presence of organid crime gangs that are ready t to take advantage of desperate people. we have seen that the factories are closed because of the lockdown. you have businesses failing or suffering. ordinary people may y not be abe to get their salaries at all. even if you have undeclared illegal work, that may have run out. you may not even hahave access o the benefits available for others. we have seen s supermarkets whee people are

does that grow and where they come from you can find out in the small italian town of north east in sicily every year on 2 weekends the local stage a big festival to celebrate the harvest which made the town so famous. this touches our cult in bronte every autumn thousands of fans converged on the sicilian town for the start of festival. here they cost $20.00 euros a kiddo that's cheaper than elsewhere and many consider the few stuck if you don't take to be the best in the world. they have a resinous an oily aroma. and they're around taste combines well with many other ingredients. dante lies at an altitude of around $800.00 metres at the foot of mount etna europe's largest active volcano. carts like these ones carry the harvest down from the mountain no they just for show. here you can sample the delicacies many are pretty you slow committee. like this to start show brutal a classic. there are both sweet and savory products for starters conflate the bread and cheese all sicilian salami. board can only. or pancakes and ice cream. you can taste or oil is between me is not really sweet but i

in july, the allies invaded sicily. the invasion led to the overthrow of mussolini's government and italy surrendered soon after. the battle of the atlantic, the campaign to end in the north atlantic ocean. the german submarine menace, began to turn in the allies'favor as well they needed. to eliminate this threat so they could begin -- the supply to britain. from 1942-1944 the allies pondered when, where and how a second front in europe can be opened. this issue caused considerable friction between the big three, as roosevelt, churchill, and stalin each had their own ideas concerning the attack stalin demand and his allies strike quickly at. the empire in northwestern europe to drop off a portion of the german forces that were attacking the ussr. roosevelt also favored an assault on western europe, but realized it would take time for careful planning and preparation. churchill pushed for a more limited peripheral strategy attack among the edges of the axis empire. not until november of 1943 at the meeting in tehran wer

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>> about 150 migrants have been rescued by a humanitarian organization off the coast of sicily.hey're now being transferred to another ship to be quarantined for about a month. earlier this month, the italian government banned vessels carrying migrants from docking atat its ports to prevent the virus from spreading. rights groups say the measure's aimed at keeping migrants out of the country. they say the government should respect migrants' rights and allow them to enter, even amid the health crisis. >>> celebrities and athletes have been trying to use their high-profile status to urge people to stay home and urban the spread of the controversy. one video features major league baseball stars from the past and present. >> stay home. let's slow the spread. >> 13 ballplayers took part in the v video, including cal ri n ripken jr. he's an mlb legend who holds the record for consecutive games played at 2,632. >> i went to work every day for a long time, but now's the time to stay home. be smart. protect one another. flatten the curve. >> but we've got to bucklee dow riright now.w. >>

day and a silly me has ordered a group of refugees and migrants rescued by a charity vessel near sicily onto a quarantine ship 150 people mainly from africa and the middle east were picked up by the german n.g.o.s c i however the group was refused access to italy's ports. up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera rewinds is next. as the sun goes down shouting russia is a very challenging place to work from. the oh it's a part of the sounds of our congress. we are the ones traveling the extra mile where are the media going to go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. hello and welcome to this week's rewind i'm elizabeth purana and if you've seen the show before you know that we're taking another look at some of the very best documentaries we've made over the past decade here. this week we're rewinding back to 2011 when al-jazeera as witness series followed the remarkable story of a young palestinian boys emotional journey from sharing a bed with his grandmother and 2 brothers in a rundown lebanese refugee camp to a place at eton college one of the most exclusive pri