in 2015 we accompanied the solomons on their long journey from syria to germany now we want to find out more about how. it's just off to 6 am on the sunday monday has already begun. the sit. still needs to brush his teeth mustapha son a man and his wife are getting their 4 children ready for taking am school around the says he's come to his hammer reading. 5 years ago the sunday months fled the syrian city of record mustapha came to germany with the sons jude and daughter lemme see their youngest child some was born here. but even now most have a son a man is still finding his footing in germany who threw the book at our situation is gradually improving and we feel more comfortable here i still wouldn't call germany my new home but i'm getting more used to life here and i'm starting to understand better how things work out of. the family still depends on financial assistance from the state of b.s. soleimani is surprised at how long it took to settle in they struggled with the german language the. chrissie and finding a place to live and work and sometimes it feels like we've been here m

in the evening the solomons want to catch up with their family back home in syria. they're deciding who to call. the boys want to call nora but then they decide on uncle caffeine every. now and what. many of my staff as brothers and sisters fled syria now live in dubai in turkey and lebanon others are still in syria the only way to stay in touch is by phone. to face and they can get a few. they're trying to make a video called. vietnam up to make it then i got out. the kids and excited but no one is picking up. there's no connection there's no internet in syria. little sam is still hopeful but today the cool was 3. for the son a man's that children all their pride and joy best a little but they have to pick plans for the future he wants to be a dentist. wants to be an engineer so he can help rebuild the family's house in syria well our home was hit by a rocket so i want to rebuild it with dad. and i think nation from houma. mustapha has been through a lot but there is a lot of love and joy in this family. and. the solomons children have found a new home in germany b

the solomons had to move 10 times before they found an apartment of their own like many refugee families all they could get what temporary. the constant moves meant they didn't have as much time to study german as fate hoped but they didn't give up for the sake of the children. that's why they left syria to give their children a better life. their home in iraq was destroyed by a bomb many were injured desperate to leave in 2015 they decided to flee. we met up with a family in turkey where they were hoping to make the dangerous journey across the mediterranean at bay i was afraid but determined a little of me died every day in syria especially after our home was destroyed. i died a 1000 deaths every time i heard the fighter jets in the end i said if we die trying to cross the mediterranean at least i'll only die once and i hope will die together my husband my children and me. i am mama what's wrong nothing sweetheart. i may god protect you my god protect you. like thousands of syrians not some of the sunday monks had hoped to reach europe but found themselves unable to enter the new image

in needling the solomons want to catch up with their family back home in syria. they're deciding who to call. the boys want to call nora but then they decide on uncle carrying her every. now and what. many of my staff as brothers and sisters fled syria now live in dubai in turkey and lebanon others are still in syria the only way to stay in touch is by phone. to face and they can you know. that trying to make a video call. they're making it then i got out and the kids are excited but no one is picking up. there's no connection there's no internet in syria. little sam is still hopeful but today the cool one is 3 for the son a man's that children all that pride and joy that's still a little but they have to pick plans for the future. wants to be a dentist. wants to be an engineer so he can help rebuild the family's house in syria well our home was hit by a rocket so i want to rebuild it with dad. and the thing nation from omaha. mustapha has been through a lot but there is a lot of love and joy in this family. the serving man's children have found a new home in ger

so for solomon, who recalls being cautious himself at the time, that was something of a turning point conversation with david >> yeah, you mentioned in the piece, though, he is sort of not your conventional ceo, right certainly not your conventional wall street ceo. hess has interesting outside of what maybe some consider to be the norm there have been some missteps as well that hess's owned up to, as you write. >> yeah, this to me, scott, was one of the interesting things in the story. it's well know he has this electronic hobby, and not only does he mix music at live performances, but recorded some of his own tracks. he recently performed at this hamptons concert called safe and sound. though he was on stage, not encouraging or participating in this, there were people partying in close quarters, not necessarily observing safety protocols. the governor got frustrated and launched an inquiry. in ligsd are light of that, he doesn't plan to gift up the and apparently the booed has itunder scores the fact he connects well with younger people. >> he's made an effort, and the fact of the m

in 2015 we accompanied the solomons on their long journey from syria to germany now we want to find out more about how they fare. it's just off to 6 am on the sunday monday has already begun. the set. still needs to brush his teeth. and his wife getting their 4 children ready for taking and school. says he's come to his hammer reading. 5 years ago the sunday months fled the syrian city of rocca mustapha and came to germany with their sons jude and daughter lemme see their youngest child sam was born. but even now most have a son a man and still finding his footing in germany we look at our situation is gradually improving and we feel more comfortable here i still wouldn't call germany my new home but i'm getting more used to life here and i'm starting to understand better how things work now that. the family still depends on financial assistance from the state of b.s. ole man is surprised at how long it took to settle in they struggled with the german language the bureaucracy and finding a place to live and work and sometimes it feels like we've been here more than 5 years we've been th

let's get more now from our correspondent reza solomon was in the lebanese capital of beirut and this is a city that's been knocked down so many times over the decades now we're 5 days from this blast what is life looking like for people there. and did william and now people are still cleaning up the mess the destruction that's what's caused from the shock waves of the explosion that took place on tuesday they're cleaning the shattered glass that are still digging under their albums for their own belongings and this morning. she. was and in a visit to the president's advantage he spent. and. said that she's going to mobilize efforts to support an 11 on going to mobilize and after that the point that the nun and. claimed that it will help to if you've been court and the worst and point in turkey with this debate for. how many of the at least 150 people dead they've been buried today but there are still many more people missing what's the latest you can tell us about that recovery effort. when william there are still and can you think you've been missing for in joint the rescue teams he

in the evening the solomons want to catch up with their family back home in syria. they're deciding who to call. the boys want to call nora but then they decide on uncle carrying her every. now and what. many of my staff as brothers and sisters fled syria some now live in dubai in turkey and lebanon others are still in syria the only way to stay in touch is by phone. to face and they can you know. they're trying to make a video call. the they're making it then i got out and the kids are excited but no one is picking up. there's no connection there's no internet in syria. letters sam is still hopeful but today the call was 3 for the son a man's that children are their prize enjoy best a little but they have to pick plans for the future. wants to be a dentist. wants to be an engineer so he can help rebuild the family's house in syria well our home was hit by a rocket so i want to rebuild it with dad. and i don't think there's an infant. mustapha has been through a lot but there is a lot of love and joy in this family. the solomons children the family new home in germa

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i'm back to being susan solomon, president of usef and i wanted to echo what my union sibling said. while it's good to know that concessions are being held at bay at least through december, we need to know what the plan is beyond that. and what we'll be seeing in the budget and the budget process as we believe that the money that we need is there and can be found. secondly, i wanted to say i'm sorry that i was offline when the m.o.u. vote happened. i was changing my identity in zoom. i'm glad we have this m.o.u. ratified and passed by the board of education. and now we can all continue to work hard to make sure our students have what they deserve. thank you. >> thank you. hello, kim? >> hi. [inaudible] >> president sanchez: we're having a hard time hearing you. >> can you hear me? >> president sanchez: no, not much. >> [inaudible] why don't we try later? if you can go on another phone or a land line? >> okay. >> hello, dan. i just want to say i support most things in the budget. i want to echo what julie said about the bus drivers and pretty much everything. she got it really -- she

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who died alongside solomonic. a weather update next day i was 0 then how argentina is stepping up efforts to find a coronavirus vaccine as its economy struggles under a months long lockdown of more punitive measures by the u.s. against beijing's new security law in hong kong. but. we got some rather stormy weather spinning into northwestern parts of europe at the moment you see this coal of cloud that's been rattling its way in from the atlantic tightly packed as the buses sort of chop expect to see in autumn not in summer very strong winds winds could gust in excess of 100 kilometers per hour at times across pushing over into northern ireland scotland western parts of england as we go on through thursday some really lively weather coming through here potential for some travel disruption maybe some power outages as well possibly some tree damage too ahead of that we're drawing the winds from the south so some high temperatures 31 celsius there in paris on thursday father reese but some places a cloud of rain over

against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomons accused of sending a hit squad to kill a former intelligence officer. the leaders of 2 west african nations ivory coast and guinea are expected to run for controversial 3rd terms in october. and new york's attorney general sues the national rifle association in a bid to dissolve the gun lobbying group. the search for bodies continues in the aftermath of lebanon's deadly port explosion and so does the search for answers 16 port officials have now been detained but many aren't blaming the people running the port instead they say the people running the country are responsible protests are being held in central beirut calling for a complete overhaul of the political elite they've been backed by french president emanuel mccrum he's been touring neighborhoods devastated by the chemical explosion the death toll from tuesday's blast. it is now at $149.00 and it's expected to go up by nick smith as the latest from beirut. on the streets of beirut on thursday france's president emmanuel mccomas essentially moment by people many of them calli

lou: john solomon, thanks for providing those terrific answers.us. appreciate it. johnap solomon, justthenews.com. >>> up next, will establishment republicans finally run with president trump this year rather than y away from it? we'll take that up with the candidate for the u.s. senate in tennessee. he's bill hagerty. he joins me when we come back. stay with us, please. ♪ ♪ lou: quite a show being put on by the radical dems. a number of rinos using the democratic national convention to show their loving support for china joe biden last night. and among them former congresswoman susan molinari. she made millions of dollars as a lobbyist for russia, former ohio governor john kasich also making a sad appearance. in that appearance -- there he is -- he claimed china joe's politics won't make a harp turn to the left -- sharp turn to the left. by the way, many of these must be t the same people who bring u the oscars. just less than a half hour later in their production, socialist senator bernie sanders had this to say. here he is. >> our campaign ende

solomon north's up was a skilled fiddle player. after hours of picking cotton in the sun, all he wanted to do was relax in his own cabin, he had to come into the house or be rented out to other fiddle for dances and balls all night long. he was able to make a little bit of money there but you can understand that being forced or compelled to entertain when all you want to do is relax and be by yourself would be another form of psychological torment for enslaved people. in the last big bedroom here, we have a statue to represent anna, the little girl who was brought from the upper south, and just as a reminder that these people lived inside the big house as well. we'll go from here out onto the back porch. here you can see the end of those historic murals. these patterns by the way come from a standard pattern book, a french pattern book. so this is a motif that was copied from a pattern book and applied to the wall by this painter. his name was domenechy conova. our conserve ator came out here and you can see the condition of a coup

solomon north up was a very skilled fiddle player. and after performing hours upon hours of work, picking cotton in the sun and all you wanted to do is relax in his own cabin, he had to come into the house where he rented out to other plantations to perform fiddle for dances and balls all night long. he was able to make a little bit of money there, but you can understand that being forced or compelled to entertain when all you want to do is relax and be by yourself, would be another form of psychological torment for enslaved people. in the last big bedroom here, we have statutes that represent anna the little girl who was brought from the upper south and just as a reminder that these people lived inside the big house as well. and so we will go out from here on to the back porch, here you can see the and of those historic murals. these patterns, by the way, come from a standard french pattern book. a french pattern book, so this is a motif that was copied from the pattern book and applied to the wall by this painter, his name is canova

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and thank you to susan solomon as well, for your leadership. supervisor ronen, do you have one more thing? >> supervisor ronen: i wanted to say one more thing that i am adding to my list for two weeks from now. the public commenter that talked about children with disabilities. it is unclear to me how we're serving those children in these community hubs and we need to get very -- a lot of clarity and communicate that clearly to families. -- >> and i want to piggyback and say i want you, director sue, to reach out to the special education community advisory society, and they are parents of children with disabilities and they have been working on the working groups with the district. so they are the ones that can really help you and connecting with families that are dealing with those challenges. >> great. thank you all. have a good weekend. >> mr. chair, a motion on items one and two? >> you can't just end the meeting -- >> so moved. >> all right. sorry. >> clerk: is there a motion to file items one or two or continue to the call of the chair? >>

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for more on the situation in beirut let's bring in our correspondent ross solomon ross on the people of beirut have been venting their anger at the government what's the situation there now and you terry put us through a took in the streets last night in the 2nd consecutive day of protests of anti-government protests and there were clashes between the security forces and the protestors that put the stones were hurling stones at the security forces and the security forces deployed tear gas to disperse them even after there is a commission of 2 ministers and of 8 members of the parliament this could not i call on the anger of the few things and as you were talking to people yesterday and which is the number of trees ignition is expected to rise within hours or within days and as you were talking to people yesterday they were saying that even all of the critical needs they sat down they would not leave the streets before those who are responsible for this blast that took place and they do the floors are has accounts of them. bill the prime minister has offered to hold fresh elections do

saddle jobbery says that the home had been solomon sent the same so-called hit squad that murdered jamal to kill him in canada in a rare rebuke of the kingdom the state department praised jabbering and demanded answers about the safety of his children who went missing in saudi arabia in march it's the latest test of president donald trump staunch support for been solomon al-jazeera as mike hanna reports from washington. patrick leahy was one of 4 senators who sent a letter to the white house last month in the letter the senators express their concern about what they call the abduction in saudi arabia of sadal jobbery son and daughter. in his court filing our job research his children now aged 20 and 21 were being held as what he called human bait to lure him out of hiding the state department has now responded to the senator's concerns in a letter to senator leahy it describes jobbery as a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with the u.s. to ensure the safety of americans and saudis it also states that any persecution of family members is unacceptable adding that it has

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a look the what you actually need if you plan to retire post-covid rahel solomon with those numbers here rahel? >> you can see the dow and s&p both in positive territory the nasdaq, this is a little different, in negative territory. this happened in the last hour or so and comes shortly after the open apple, one of the top contributors to the dow right now. of course, we continue to watch for it to cross that $2 trillion market cap milestone, so the magic number for that to happen would be 467.77. i'm still working on my handwriting, but watch that level trading closer to 438.71 at this point. also we're watching ford also in focus after the big shake-up in the company suite. jim will retire and be replaced by chief operating officer jim farley that happens october 1st that should go up 37%, so watch that stock >>> finally, watch airlines all trading higher today american airlines leading the way. the last time i checked, 5%. still up 5%, jetblue up 3.5% these are second day gains for many of them, kelly. southwest the laggard here, up almost 1%, if you can call it that >> we'll round up

public dr tony solomon tony thanks for coming on before we get on to other issues fundamentally how is it that not keeping our n.h.s. public as a factor of britain's response to coronavirus because that whole service with this 1700000 people a single. protects the. and this is being undermined in the ways it isn't just service and solution the government is seriously understand that the n.h.s. so that it's always under pressure is always on the sunders they haven't seen the stance that it's huge numbers and sequences they don't and that's equipments and all of those things which make a mountain to be clear this is under successive administrations tony blair john major cameron and of course main boris johnson why is it that on the front line doctors and nurses have to have to get personal protection equipment from private providers given the n.h.s. is the largest employer in europe or the what exactly is the story behind the fact the n.h.s. cannot produce its own protective equipment for its own staff well being behind this really serious failure to protect its top that is testing and c

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rahel solomon to do the honors rahel? >> hello, kelly, happy friday. it is green across the board all three averages up about half a percent right now. as you mentioned the dow has given up its 2020 losses and we have one more august trading day after today, but it looks like they are lodged for the best gains in decades other big gains are the cloud winners. a big move after results last night. workday up 21%, box up 30% and salesforce up 2.5% let's look at apple before the stocks split the market opened monday, can never talk too much apple. 24% of the dow's gain. at its current price it is the most influential component of the dow. that, of course frks wi, will cn a big way come monday, kelly >> there is so much coming on monday, the tesla split, the dow split. consumer spending rose for the third straight month in july but the pace of growth is slowing. food companies are warning about slowing spending coca-cola offering buyouts to 4,000 workers while mgm resorts are cutting 18,000 jobs. are these markets in jeopardy? with me is head of asset alloc

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our correspondent rosen solomon is in the lebanese capital and joins us now from there we're getting reports of violent protests near the parliament in beirut what more can you tell us about that. yes terry a clash has occurred between security forces and protesters and tie government demonstrations that took place yesterday near the parliament and security forces deployed tear gas on dozens of protesters who gathered near the parliament. asking for the government's resignation. and then they gave the government for the 200-2750 tons of ammonium nitrate that were stored in a warehouse and again. it would quit for the last 60 years and they think this because there are accounts of it for the cause of the explosion. these tons of that when you nightshade were stored with very low security measures ok lebanon is a former french protectorate and press president obama. promised as promised international assistance to lebanon on he traveled there calling on the country's leaders to launch anti corruption reforms how is that message being received there . well this morning given his authori