i said, "solomon, you okay with that?" and he said, "okay."omon moved into his parents home and soon caregivers from hospice buffalo arrived. >> they explained what they were going to do, and solomon said "okay, so when do i have to go?" and they said, "you're not going anywhere." >> yeah. >> you're gonna stay right here. >> yeah. >> reporter: looking at family pictures, the harrises recalled how both sons had convulsed with pain, a problem that solomon's hospice nurses addressed. one son's death wholly redirected the passing of another. >> to see paul go through that kind of pain, and solomon within days, going from days of that kind of excruciating agony, to being able to sleep, literally go to sleep and not see him, you know, go through that. that was the-- i can't even tell you. >> reporter: at the harrises' church, word spread quickly that at home. solomon was dying, peacefully, at home. >> reporter: narseary harris has been sharing her story with the wives of black pastors across western new york and urging them to help re-shape the comm

solomon, i wanted to ask you about russian pollock. last fall i sent a letter to the fda commission requesting to fix this labeling problem. the product from pollock and not just alaska pollock. the change would prevent russian pollock from being labored as united states alaskan pollock. we requested the change in 2011, now it's may 2015. do you agree the term would give consumers the impression that the product is from alaska? >> so the determination about the species naming is handled by our center for food safety and applied nutrition. they have what's called a seafood list. i know your submission, that issue is before that group. they look at both the species name. they work with -- they look at the dna sequencing that talks about these different species. and i know they have that issue under review. >> and so when will we hear about that decision? >> i know they're actively working on it. i don't have that. we'll be happy to try and get back with you. >> okay. do you think in your view as the russian pollock industry, a sustainabl

>> i'm officer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay.guys. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your requests coming up with me the big-g. it was fun, it was the fun life. it was great. i loved walking to the store and everybody was like, hey, big g. hey, how you doing? it was a lot of fun, but i said, is this my life? you guys coming for the st. joseph the worker class? is this my life front and back selling rock 'n' roll

solomon, i wanted to ask you about russian pollock. last fall i sent a letter to the fda commission requesting to fix this labeling problem. the product from pollock and not just alaska pollock. the change would prevent russian pollock from being labored as united states alaskan pollock. we requested the change in 2011 now it's may 2015. do you agree the term would give consumers the impression that the product is from alaska? >> so the determination about the species naming is handled by our center for food safety and applied nutrition. they have what's called a seafood list. i know your submission, that issue is before that group. they look at both the species name. they work with -- they look at the dna sequencing that talks about these different species. and i know they have that issue under review. >> and so when will we hear about that decision? >> i know they're actively working on it. i don't have that. we'll be happy to try and get back with you. >> okay. do you think in your view as the russian pollock industry, a sustainable

. >> i am sandy solomon in 2 now 6, my -- 2006 my friend passed away and left mes entire estate. the inheritance is an obligation. jamie: a huge collection of paintings, drawings, photographs. that she inherited from david humphreys miller. >> these are my dearest friends. >> his people and the subject of his art work are survivors of most indian battle of all-time, the battle of little bighorn. june 1876. i have come to montana to learn more about miller and the "strange inheritance" he lift, brad hamlet is a gallery owner, and fifth generation montana n . >> the life work of david humphreys miller was to find, and paint the survivors of the battle of the little bighorn. jamie: miller is born in 1918, and raised in ohio, his parents are artists they teach him to paint, at 16, he is obsessed with history in particular the battle of little bighorn, he requests his parents to allow limb to travel alone to western plains, and 7 out the native american survivors of the battle. >> david went on a unique journey, wh do you think he did? >> he believed that some of these people were sti

solomon. >> good afternoon. chairman vitter, ranking member shaheen, and members of the committee, i am dr. steve solomon, deputy associate director for regulatory affairs at the food and drug administration. and i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today, discuss the agency's ongoing efforts to oversee the safety of the u.s. seafood supply. fda has a strong regulatory program in place to ensure the safety of both domestic and imported seafood. in fact, the hazard analysis and risk preventive control framework of fda seafood safety program is a basis for the preventive controls requirements for other fda-regulated foods called for in the fda food safety moderation act, or fsma. the agency has a variety of tools to ensure compliance with seafood safety requirements including inspections of both domestic and foreign processing facilities, 100% electronic screening of all imported products, examination and sampling of domestic seafood, and seafood offered for import in the united states. domestic surve

this is the message from the monarch of saudi arabia king solomon and the cousin -- custodian and theonarch of saudi arabia. >> so we just have been hearing from a g.c.c. secretary-general says the eyes are on the country and living up to the aspirations of the yemeni people. let's bring in abraham in the studio and director of bookings in doha center so what do you make of what we have heard so far? the end of the riyadh conference and have a riyadh declaration that supports exiled hadi and endorses gcc against the houthis and support against houthi forces and 2216 resolution, but are we any further forward? >> well i'm afraid probably the only thing new in this outcome of this conference that we are seeing is the problem of terminology. >> i'm going to jump in there because abd rabbuh mansur hadi is speaking right now so let's listen to what he has to say and then we will talk about it. >> translator: secretary-general of the gulf corporation council, prince turkey mohamed, the foreign affairs secretary and the state minister of the united of emirates mohamed, under secretary for th

solomon's solution -- the trigger price mechanism. the japanese production price as the trigger for starting dumping investigations. everybody in the world accepted the fact that japanese cost production were the lowest in the world. and therefore, if you sold below that then there was good grounds for suspicion that you were dumping, you were not covering your cost of production, which was the finition under the law. the idea was to meet their legitimate complaint about dumping in a way that would be less disruptive of imports that would be of some help to the steel industry, and at the same time maintain price competition, particularly in the zones above that of covering the cost of production of the most efficient producer in the world. i must tell you that a lot of economists have told me it was a very elegant concept. schoumacher: elegant it may have been. but did it work? the trigger price mechanism was an effort to sort of soft land the u.s. steel industry, to not totally protect but to give them some assurance that they weren'

solomon that includes the item j we'll move to k the citizens advisory committee 5 board members any advisory committee appointments seeing none, we'll move on to l special order of business no one tonight and item m i am sorry to superintendent carranza. >> thank you, dr. murase. >> i'd like to ask our chief of the fund strategy laura moran to please cord i'd like to remind the board and speak to the public there's a new era in the san francisco public schools as we've become clear about the priorities of the district our vision 2025 what we've identified in the community and working closely with not only the municipal government our mayor's office and the community-based organizations around identifying what it is that we want to see for our students in the community the big equality gap is in our schools that some schools have the wherewith all to do targeted fundraising and others don't what you see a desperate amount of funds this is a conversation we think as we've gotten clear as the superintendant in the 3 years i've had the honor of being the superintendant the community is

practice sentencing, he agreed to do an interview with norman solomon. piece is called, "the invisible man." >> they are he had the machine geared up against him. the moment that they felt there was a leak, every finger pointed to jeffrey sterling. the word "retaliation" is not thought of when anyone looks at the experience that i've had with the agency, then i think you're just not looking. >> "the invisible man ergo cia whistleblower jeffrey sterling for january 26, 2015. >> jeffrey sterling has been convicted of espionage. he faces years in prison. >> sterling is the man who the cia is blaming for giving national defense information to "the new york times" reporter james risen, secret permission to give faulty nuclear plant to iran in an effort to slow down the country's nuclear ambitions. >> sterling denies leaking to james risen. >> he did nothing wrong. he did nothing illegal. he expressed concern for our country. >> i reached out to the senate intelligence committee. i gave them my concerns about an operation i was involved in, and i thought it co

rishaad: richard solomon, thank you for joining us. executive of intercontinental hotels group. india havehina and praised warming ties during a meeting. it was a rare occasion of hosting a foreign leader outside beijing. china sees india as a market for a range of products. aim is toster modi's attract investment. malaysia has turned away a second boat of a silent seeker's. -- asylum seekers. adriftds are feared left , denied entry by malaysia and indonesia. capitaln new zealand's are being warned there is more bad weather on the way. died when his car was emerged in rising waters. highways were closed, and train service was shut down. further north, a mini tornado ripped through several homes. rishaad: we are headed to a break, but on the other side of donkey -- doggy dial-in. . ♪ rishaad: this is "trending business." a look at what is trending on social media. dogs, certainly. reporter: let's talk about the world bank president. he has officially joined twitter and doing quite well. 3000 plus followers overnight. it is sort of keepi

codebreakers intercepted a message with his itinerary for an airplane trip between two islands in the solomon islands area. on april 18, a flight of 18 lockheed lightning's was dispatched. on a long, low altitude route designed to evade enemy radar and maximize the element of surprise. here comes the devil, the p 38 lightning, which shut down yamamoto's plane. the mission, nicknamed operation vengeance, not only avenged the deaths of 2400 americans at pearl harbor but deprived the japanese of one of their finest military strategists. known as hitler's gas station it was a huge complex of romanian oil refineries that supplied germany with more than one third of its fuel. after identifying it as a high-priority target, military strategists opted for a single rate by b 24 bombers, attacking from an altitude of 2400 feet. the low altitude would help the americans avoid enemy radar and increase accuracy of their bombs, but would also put the aircraft and cruise at greater risk. the b 24 was selected because it was the only u.s. bomber that could manage the 2400 mile round-trip. though complex and

alix: also joining us is "bloomberg news" reporter caleb solomon.is the reaction in boston to the news? b: it is hard to generalize but i imagine there is a lot of relief however came on today that even with this verdict that it least it is over for a lot of people, there is finality to it. it is only a couple of years old, but when the trial began, it brought back all of the details for a lot of people in boston, brought back a lot of emotional reactions of all shapes and sizes, so i think there has got to be a sense of finality for a lot of people. mention, buty you roger, you said there will be in appeal process. how does that wind up working? what will the appeal look like gecko how long could it drag out? on scheduling,ds the actual calendar dates for the federal court, but because this is a federal case, they will bring it up to higher court. it will go through circuit court, and it could ultimately be heard even by the supreme court depending on the circumstances. taking the death cases and the death penalty forward has proven to be a very le

they're going see the words on the screen saudi king solomon, put this in context. >> this is serious because the saudis and others particularly the usa dis.s. in saudi. we have not supported them far long time. and i'll tell you, it goes back now to the fact that this region is it's right on the cusp of what could be explosive. >> it goes to the cairo speech. obama's first big -- >> all those years ago. >> what did he do? he pulled the plug on our best arab ally, mubarak, the egyptian government he brought the muslim brotherhood and outed them. that sent shock waves through the world. >> david writes obama, president obama is making choices that will allow iran to become a regional nuclear power and that affects the saudis. >> and that's right. david, he is exactly correct. the iranian nuclear ambitions will be fulfilled sooner or later with this deal. iran is flexing its muscles, region wide the saudis see a united states that is uncertain and uncommitted, and you know what they are taking a pass. >> i appreciate you guys being here. this is breaking news. we had just confirmed it.

it was at that time that god came to solomon and said solomon, one day, and that is the tony beam translationng to come off, and you're going to have a difficult time. in that day, remember these words. if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray, seek my face, turn from their wicked ways then i will hear from heaven. i will forgive their sin, and i will heal their land. the united states has been at the pinnacle of great power. we stand in need of this prayer today. let's pray together. father, god in the name of jesus our savior, we come before you to call upon you to forgive us of our sins. we call upon you, oh, god to return the light and the blessings to our nation as we cry out to you and to you alone. god, we come before you today to pray your blessings and wisdom upon these leaders who will cross this stage today. lord, one of them may stand before us one day as the president of the united states. god, in that day give them the wisdom of solomon. give them the ability spiritually to understand that our problems come from within first and must be dealt with t

do this meeting again hopefully king solomon is well, his health is an issue no question. saudis gave qualified negative message. >> schieffer: you make a very interesting point. like when the president asked somebody if he wants to serve in his cabinet always find out beforehand if the president calls and asks you what will you say. in this case they asked the king to come and he didn't show up. it's pretty hard to get past that. >> it's not something that makes the white house look impressive as an organization at the moment. it looks a little bit personal towards the president. and towards u.s. policy. i think just as interesting the past few weeks as this meeting has been the trade authority drama in which the president and rest of his party have been having tensions. plenty of republicans. maybe not enough. it's been interesting to see the president be rebuffed publicly by some people. he used to be able to rely at least -- >> schieffer: and push back. >> which did he. i want to thank all three of you for being with us. lot of news this week. good to kick it around wi

solomon the united vice president and i think the only thing i need to add what an amazing and incredible colleague many bell very supportive certificate people she was active open the building committee and another friend that is named bell who will be seeing you on sunday so sfusd wants to thank you ms. bell for all the work for our students and staff thank you. (clapping.) i don't think i need to go to the podium. >> ms. bell withhold to record our remark. >> oh, i'm sorry on behalf of all the board members the instructor and secretaries and teachers and principles it is an honor as well as a privilege to work with the san francisco unified school district which i was hired and my anniversary will be still coming up i still count administrative review as part of the unified school district an april 30th no, today april 28th was my hired date 40 years ago april 28th so i'm so happy and pleased and thank you for everyone that participated and the ones that put this through an my on behalf of i thank you and love you and anything that i can continue to do for the unified school district i

these were worried about it include king solomon. the white house says president obama spoke to the king a couple of days ago. they say it is common to send lower-level representatives to these kinds of talks instead of leaders. they are at pains to say their relationship with this ally is at strong fish -- is as strong as ever. they think that the money from this sanctions relief will be used to fund other military groups in the region. they are worried that will create more instability in the region. obama wants to show that the u.s. alliance can survive the tensions over the iran deal. host: investigations continue in the wake of the u.s.'s deadliest rail accident in several years. the train involved was over twice the recommended speedway jumped the tracks in the city of philadelphia. seven people were killed, more than 200 injured. reporter: rescue workers search through debris. officials search for answers. they may have discovered a clue as to why this train derailed 11 minutes after leaving a station in philadelphia. excessiv

. >> king solomon has announce add conference in riyadh which the foreign minister referred to to which he is inviting all yemenny parties and we support that conference. >> the two ministers pointed out, which will be held on the 17th of this month the saudis and the governmenten courage subsequent talks to be helped with the help of the u.n., hay say they are open to talks and negotiations but will not attempt any that are hosts by countries that support the saudi led coalition nigh will never ever go to riyadh because riyadh has attacked us, it is not any more neutral, neither any country in the gulf. >> but the saudi foreign minister insists the ever the talks to begin the cease fire must hold. >> this is all based on the houthis complying with the cease fire. they will be a cease fire everywhere or a cease fire nowhere. >> if this offer holds it is the biggest step yet towards bringing all sides to the negotiation table. >> mohamed of al jazeera. >> despite the talk of a cease fire, a ill many tear briefing a couple of hours ago, a spokesman for the saudi led coalition said there w

we're bringing in our friend solomon jones. the morning who he test wurd.omon, do you think we're really that mean. >> yes. > no. >> yes, we are. i can say that i'm a native philadelphia and i've lived here all my life which is a fairly long time. we're so mean that we save summer lawn chairs and put them in parking space he. if you move those summer lawn chairs we turn into broad street bullies. we are a mean, mean city. i think by mean you just mean that we have a little edge to us. not that we're so nasty out there, we'll step aside or do something. i see plenty of friendly people on our streets. in 2011, travel and leisure named us one of the america's rudest cities, so at least they're consistent. we have a whole lot of stuff going on in philadelphia. we are so mean, we have the numberers parade and we actually make people watch it. we are a mean city. it's good that this is coming out around mother's day, because if we listen to our mothers more we wouldn't be so mean. we wouldn't be so rude. we would be nices to people. we would treat people the way

that will was rebecca solomon reporting. great kids. part of california are stricken by drought.ng hit by unprecedented water restrictions. so, you can imagine how happy some people are to see rain. and that includes 22 month old, grayson the little guy was simply amaze the the tiny dots every moisture on his head i think he is trying get a little taste. he stuck his tongue out to catch a few raindrops. so he's appreciating the rain carol. a lot of people like to see it around here too. >> so unbelievable that california, that rain could elicit what sometimes people who have never seen snow fine. it is something. we have clouds out there. >> we may be getting some chances to fill in on that, however, going through the rest of the afternoon. nice looking start to the day though. i think you might agree. as we go to atlantic city, nice looking start yes few clouds who cares? >> beautiful. who i love, well, soccer field or something but then far beyond, very pretty picture this morning at 53 degreesment not much in the way every winds out there either. storm scan3 back out of the wa

i'm susan solomon first, we wish to thank the oversight committee and congratulate frank he worked hard and so did the committee we have a few things to mention that were brought up during the report at least one of them the first is the cost the district spends q ta money and calls it indirect costs to the tune of one mom and dad's o million dollars those costs include an assertion by the staff and the principles and hard to staff schools need to spend four days to anticipate the fund that the district is explaining the principles and department heads earner nearly a thousand dollars a day for the work we know they don't so we're concerned that q ta not be charged be charged for legitimate costs but not used as a cash cow for other extensions that are genetically called indirect costs as the gentleman mentioned the q ta revealed $9 million in unspent funds of an unspecified nuke of years the funds with not a cash cow or a piggy bank they're intended to the improvement of the education for our children and retention of staff it should be spent so for those purposes unless there's a clea

. >> susan solomon united educator i want to make this clear some guest educators have come through teachers of america but the fact remains the teachers that come through tfa do live after two years this creates a temporary workforce it is not does not create a stable environment for our students we do need what ken tray said additional resources for the san francisco residency perspire of the school district u e sf stanford and ucsf it is going well, i want to see that expand and finally what we need is greater support for all our new teachers and especially our teachers in special education let's look at the program and fix it soon thank (clapping.) >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a teacher american people secondarily since 2006 and worked with telephone teachers unfortunately none are still in the classroom one in the district and this is not an anomaly i've seen 20 percent of tfa members are retained after 5 years this is not an innocent agenda tfa is part of a larger movement we see the same people on the board of tfa trying to privatize schools a

you realize you'll be solomon jones guest tomorrow morning. anthony williams?'s a state issue. >> tomorrow philadelphia voters have chance to voice an opinion on how philly schools are run. look at the school reform commission and calls to get rid of it for good is next. ♪♪ (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >>> in addition to philadelphia's mayor and council races, community statewide go to the polls primaries for the pennsylvania supreme and superior courts. some communities will vote for county supervisors and commissioners. >> you can also vote for school boards across the state. remember the polls are open from 7am until 8:00 p.m. and philadelphia voters will face a big question. do you want the call on the pennsylv

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm ben an architect with solomon with the arithmetic at the project for harrison on the screen you'll see the sight along harrison street and second frontage along the freeway that runs south you'll see some project site photographs we should harrison street slopes sharpening from the freeway ramp and two story building housing a night club and basement level and north details project we're proposing is hundred and 79 units 20 percent studios and 45 percent one berms and 44 percent 2 bedrooms reaching the requirement of the neighborhood those unite size are 7 hundred and 90 square feet and the units are 12 percent 22 unit, 97 parking spaces and 20 class two bike parking spaces and 7 hundred and 90 square feet of retail on the ground floor. >> the project is 17 stories tall and hundred and 75 feet and height and 6 stories in the pronounced and stories in the tower this illustrates in the dark blue the massing and the dashed white line is the current bulk and height limits for the site site is under the current bulk and height limit allows a 4 hundred f

distribution of the relief supplies but also to open a window of opportunity for talks to start king solomon has announced a conference which the foreign minister referred to, to which he is inviting all yemen parties. and we support that conference. the two ministers pointed out that after the initial conference proposed by saudi arabia which will be held on the 17th of this month the saudis and the government encouraging subsequent talks to be held with the help of the u.n. the houthis say they are open to talks but will not attempt any that support the saudi led coalition. they will never ever never go to real because they have attacked us, they are not any more neutral, and neither any country in the gulf. >> but the saudi foreign minister insists of the talks to begin the cease fire must hold. >> this is all based on the houthis complying with the cease fire, there will be a cease fire everywhere, or a cease fire nowhere if this offer holds it is the biggest step yetrd twos bringing all sides to the table. mohamed al jazeera. despite all that talk about a cease fire, in a military brief

. >> sing solomon has announced a confront, which the prime minister referred to to which he is inviting all yemen parties. and we support that conference. everyone agreed that that conference can help lead into the subsequent talks under the u.n. office misses, and that all of this dialog is beneficial in an effort to try to find the political resolution to the crieses. we are pleased that saudi arabia has agreed to support the u.n., and efforts to find a peaceful resolution to the situation in yemen. he agrees the group will agree to a cease fire. >> when it comes to the humanitarian issue, i am pretty sure they will agree about that. but let's make it clear that after the 40 days of bombardment, the houthis as well the humanitarian agency have been calling for a cease fire, and the saudi has been accusing and just two days after the yemen tribes have entered sawed yeah arabia, attacks many bases now they are calling for a cease fire. they are using this humanitarian issue to save a them because they are losing very very badly. and one other thing that a cease fire doesn't mean, is tha

. >> good evening susan solomon a few comments sf members participated through our joint save and rules committee meetings that are ongoing so the matrix has a lot of support built in one right of concerns with the pedicabs is the district going to be providing all the support we're looking you to you to make this matrix real and part of the discussion about that being a living document their may be changes pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. practice what is in it another issue that came up is as classroom teachers and paraprofessionals looked at this we realize this may be this matrix is about administrators councils and social workers will be doing we have an agreement to have a committee that focuses on a teacher focus matrix so this is something we'll be working on together and lastly i wanted to mentioned that we do have we have sf has been awarded a grant for professional development around managing anti social bother and we'll be working in partnerships are the purple services to address the concerns of some of our members that i

. >> reporter: political analyst solomon jones is also not surprised. >> because they already have jobs. 25% of people who already make $75,000 annually people looking for better opportunities? >> no. i think by and large, people believe that the opportunities are here in philadelphia. the unemployment rate nationally, as you know is now down to 5.4% and that's being reflected in philadelphia. >> reporter: for the investigators, harry hairston nbc10 news. >> psi who our poll predict wins next tuesday by reading the results on nbc10.com. we have interviews with each candidate so you're ready to cast your ballot on tuesday. >>> next on nbc10 news at 6:00 -- the nbc10 investigators get answers why a system in place on the tracks that would have likely prevented this crash wasn't ready. >>> plus, a health scare at a popular south jersey restaurant. what diners need to know. >>> back to the deadly derailment. nbc investigators have learned amtrak told congress a safety measure that would have stopped this train is installed on the tracks but not ready to use. >> mitch blacher said it was in

king solomon of saudi arabia agreed to and that's why they announced on friday he'd be at the summit and have one on one time with the president next coming wednesday. saudi officials say the king has decided to stay in saudi arabia because it will happen in the pause in yemen. behind the scenes they say it's a snub. he was asked so many questions about it that snub is really the word of the day at the white house. the white house is trying to down-play a serious diplomatic spat saying the right people will be at the table when they announce new initiatives on security. >>> still ahead here on al jazeera the race to repair nepal's heritage sites damaged by the country's devastating earthquake. >>> also, why greece is being made to wait for more funding from its international members. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the eu's foreign policy chief asked the u.n. security council to help dismantle criminal groups smuggling people from libya too europe. she admitted they were slow to act on the migrant crisis. >>> the white house says president obama has spo

and so in an organization like hp, you know, it's solomon's baby, they are going to have one for eacht's going to be a great strategy for them. with two ceo's. i think the same thing is a great strategy for ebay. there are probably a lot of other companies will follow this. emily: will oracle follow? is oracle one of those companies? marc: i think that with oracle, it's hard to do. number one, because the distribution organization is going to be the same no matter what. the most important thing is that oracle has to innovate at a higher rate. that's what we just have not seen oracle do in the last decade. emily: salesforce has been a big acquirer. how do you continue to buy companies without losing focus, without getting bloated? marc: well, number one, acquisitions are hard no matter who you are. i can tell you firsthand, after doing 25 acquisitions over the last five years, acquisitions are hard. but you can transform your company through acquisitions. and the other thing that acquisitions do is they bring all these incredible people into your company, and if you can nurture those p

intercepted and decoded a message with his itinerary from an airplane trip between two islands in the solomonands area. on april 18, a flight of 18 p-38 lightnings was dispatched on guadalcanal on a route that was designed to maximize the element of surprise. here comes the four-tailed devils which shot down yamamoto's plane. the mission not only avenged the deaths of 2400 americans at pearl harbor, but also deprived the japanese of one of their finest military strategists. known as hitler's gas station, ploesti was a huge confluence of romanian oil refineries that supplied germany with more than 1/3 of its fuel. military strategist opted for a single large raid by bombers attacking from an altitude of just 200 feet. flying the mission at low altitude would help avoid radar and increase the accuracy of their bombs, but the low altitude would put the aircraft and crews at greater risk. the b-24 was selected for the mission because it was only u.s. bomber that could manage to 2400 mile round trip from libya and back. though complex to fly, the u.s. produced more to b-24 bombers than any other,

riyadh and saudi arabia where the gcc meeting is taking place, the focus being on yemen and the king solomonng. >> translator: all the goals and ambitions of our nations and who was keen to boost and support the activities and works of our gcc to be the umbrella of protecting the region and the stability of the region. our meeting today is being held within critical circumstances that deserves more efforts in order to keep the gains achieved by our regions and to confront any bad behavior from other parties in order not to stabilize the region and not to increase the sectarian rift in our region. and the coalition have responded quickly to defend the legitimacy in yemen because the houthis have refused a lot of initiatives to avoid a lot of problems in yemen and not to drag yemen into carriers. as the storm has achieved the goals that has been launched for, we need now to work forward and to be able to implement the gulf initiative and to implement the outcomes of the yemeni dialog and to implement the u.s. security council resolution 2216 in order for yemen to enjoy stability and security.

intercepted and decoded a message with his itinerary for an airplane trip, between two islands in the solomon islands area of the south pacific. on april 18th, a flight of 18 lockheed p 38 lightnings was dispatched from guadalcanal on a long low altitude route to evade enemy radar and maximize the element of surprise. here comes the forked tail devil, the p-38 lightning, which shot down yamamoto's plane. the mission nicknamed operation vengeance not only avenged the deaths of 2400 americans at pearl harbor, but also deprived the japanese of one of their finest military strategists. known as hitler's gas station playesty was a huge complex of oil refineries that supplied germany with more than one third of its fuel. after identifying it as a high priority target, military strategists initially opted for a single large raid by b-24 bombers attacking from an altitude of just 200 feet. flying the mission at low altitude would help the americans avoid enemy radar and increase the accuracy of their bombs, but the low altitude would also put the aircraft and crews at greater risk. the b-24 was selec

intercepted and decoded a message with his itinerary from an airplane trip between two islands in the solomonands area of the south pacific. on april 18, a flight of 18 p 38 lightning's was dispatched from guadalcanal on a route that was designed to maximize the element of surprise. here comes the fork-tailed devils which shut down -- shot down yamamoto's plane. the mission, nicknamed operation vengeance, not only avenged the deaths of 2400 americans at pearl harbor, but also described -- deprived the japanese of one of their finest military strategists. known as hitler's gas station -- was a huge complex of romanian oil refinersies the supply germany with more than 1/3 of its fuel. after identifying it as a high priority target military , strategist opted for a single large raid by bombers attacking from an altitude of just 200 feet. flying the mission at low altitude would help avoid radar and increase the accuracy of their bombs but the low altitude would also put the aircraft and crews at greater risk. b 24 was selected for the mission because it was only u.s. bomber that could manage to