he's recuperating under his father's command in southern france. his mother writes to general patch, baking her husband not to let him go back into combat teams and. he goes back into combat in october 1944 and is killed almost immediately. general patch rights to his ways in me says i cannot and must not allow myself to dwell upon our irreparable loss. as i write, the tears are falling from my eyes, prominence decrees that we must obey. how many families in the second world war had similar sentiments i tell the story of the suicide her admiral don p. noonan, who had commanded the naval forces landing at utah beach on june 6, 1944 and shortly before the invasion of southern france, where he was also to have a large responsibility, blew his brains out in the cabinet's flagship in harbor. the stress and unhinged him and the suicide note that he left for his wife and four children is really devastating. part of a read, what am i doing to you my wife in your children? i am sick, so sick. i mentioned that the united states had a population during world

police used to tongs and tear gas and around seven hundred animal rights activists in southern france clashes erupted during a protest against an upcoming bullfighting festival a spanish style korea's held a married towns in the south of france and dozens of schools offer toreador training. in madrid thousands have been protesting against a court ruling in favor of the basque separatist movement last week the european court of human rights ordered spain to release of the turing's member of the armed group rio she had been in jail for her role in multiple bombings in the 1980's and there are currently around six hundred members serving time in spanish prisons as a high cost of living puts a strain on more and more people in the u.k. many embrace the idea that less is more and some get creative with what could and should be considered a home. takes us to an open house. when addressing the issue of the thought of all housing one london charities been thinking outside the box but when it comes to the solution inside that counts meet them i pad shipping container doubles as a low cost. ren

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breathing down his back the group recently grabbed a stunning forty percent to the elections in southern france the. austrian freedom party got over twenty percent and came in third in the country's legislative elections last month and the u.k. independence party that finished run a rap in three out of four local council by elections last week adding weight to the group's anti euro stance there in the u.k. and norway which is now tightening on immigration is forming a right wing minority government with the progress party that's net place in september's elections get off anemones he's the leader of one of belgium's nationalist party says the e.u. leaders the getting it all wrong the traditional parties which are mainly parties in power don't listen to the people the way they handle the economic and financial crisis is in a way that they don't listen to what people have to pay for it the poor people get poorer and the way they handled this crisis is more immigration more european union more generalized european policy for the whole territory of the european union and euro zone this is not the wa

held in many towns in southern france and dozens of schools. toreador training. is really a force has bombed a missile launchers in the northern gaza strip just hours after palestinian militants they allegedly fired two rockets across the border israel managed to shoot down one of them while the other fellow into the scene no injuries were reported the scuffle occurred after israel released a first batch of twenty six palestinian prisoners to be freed as part of a u.s. brokered deal that led to the resumption of middle east peace talks. we all but as soon as have sent letters to over fifty countries calling on businesses to boycott israeli settlements in the west bank and israeli military whistleblower told r.t. is sophie shevardnadze why many i.d.f. soldiers are unhappy about their mission to keep the settlers safe. you send nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to court to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most soldiers so you get there to to the west bank

protest against an upcoming bullfighting festival a spanish style corridors held in many towns in southern france and dozens of schools offer togo throwing indeed. israeli air forces formed missile launches in the northern gaza strip just hours after palestinian militants there fired two rockets across the border israel managed to destroy one of those missiles another fell into the sea no injuries reported but tensions of despite that apparent concession from israel the country's unveiled a list of twenty six palestinian prisoners to be freed as part of a u.s. brokered deal restarting peace talks. thanks for your company tonight palestinians have sent letters to over fifty countries calling on businesses to boycott israeli settlements in the west bank an israeli whistleblower told sophie's sophie shevardnadze at r.t. why many i.d.f. soldiers one happy about their mission to keep the settlers safe. nineteen year olds eighteen year olds to quick to control millions of people through the barrel of the gun i was trained as an infantry soldier to fight another army and this is the case for most so you

many towns in southern france and dozens of schools offer tarullo training and. in turkey police of fired tear gas and water cannon on a crowd of students outside a court in ankara where a policeman accused of killing a demonstrator earlier this year has been tried in the two thousand protesters gathered to voice their anger over the court's decision to let the officer attend hearings for video link up local media say several people were injured in the ensuing clash. the israeli air forces bombed missile launches in the northern gaza strip just hours after palestinian militants there allegedly fired two rockets across the border israel managed to destroy one of those missiles and another fell into the sea no injuries reported tensions flare despite an apparent concessions from israel the country's least a list of twenty six palestinian prisoners to be freed as part of that u.s. brokered deal aimed at restarting peace talks. and palestinians have sent letters to over fifty countries calling all businesses to boycott israeli settlements in the west bank and israeli

literally breathing down his spine the group recently grabbed a stunning forty percent elections in southern france the austrian freedom party got over twenty percent and came in third in the country's legislative elections last month the u.k. independence party finished a runner up in three out of four local council by elections last week adding weight to the group's anti euro stance and norway now which is now tightening on immigration is forming a right wing minority government with the progress party that's not place in september's elections let's not discuss these trends with gerold anemones who is the leader of belgium's nationalist alarms about one party mr anyones welcome to r.t. so why are they right when our nationalist party is grabbing the upper hand in europe well i think it's because of the traditional parties which which are mainly parties in power don't listen to the people the way they handle the economic and financial crisis is in the way that they don't listen to what people have to pay for it the poor people get poorer and the way they handled this crisis is more integration mor

police used baton and tear gas around seven hundred animal rights activists in southern france clashes erupted during a protest against an upcoming bullfighting festival spanish style our mannie towns in the south of france and dozens of schools offer toreador training. in madrid thousands have been protesting against a chord ruling in favor of the basque separatist movement last week the european court of human rights ordered spain to release and tore his member of our own group and as del rio and she had been in jail for her this way to alleviate the sentence of the woman who has been convicted of to due process of the murder of more than twenty three people this woman is a mass murderer and the idea that the european court of human rights which was set up to safeguard citizens against the abuses that could be committed by states against room citizens that such a body should now be as it were to beaning in favor of people who have themselves grossly abused the rights of citizens by murdering the. as a high cost of living puts a strain on more and more people in the u.k. manny embrace

protest against an upcoming bullfighting festival spanish style craters held in many towns in southern france and dozens of schools offer a total trading as well. israeli air force one missile launches amid all the gaza strip just hours after palestinian militants fired two rockets across the border israel managed to destroy one of those missiles another fell into the sea there's been no injuries reported tensions of flared though despite that apparent concession from israel the country's unveiled a list of twenty six palestinian prisoners to be freed as part of a u.s. brokered deal into restarting peace talks. thanks for your company our next news bulleted in thirty two minutes time up next libya is on the brink of a new civil war two years after the overthrow of colonel gadhafi people of ellen his latest guests debate the reasons for that in crosstalk. world. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. maybe you need to review economic ups and downs in the final months day belong to the deal and the rest because it's going to take it will be a

literally breathing down his back recently grabbing a stunning forty percent at elections in southern france the austrian freedom party came third in legislative elections last month and the u.k. independence party finished runner up in three out of four local council by elections last week and then there's no way it is forming a right wing minority government with the progress party that snatch third place in september's elections well good of animals he's the leader of one of belgium's nationalist party says he leaders are getting it all wrong the traditional party switch which are mainly parties in power don't listen to the people the way they handle the economic and financial crisis is in a way that they don't listen to what people have to pay for it the poor people get poorer and the way they handle this crisis is more integration more european union more generalized european policy for the whole territory of the european union and euro zone this is not the way it should be done we cannot have a an economic policy which is the same in portugal and germany and yet they want to do so beca

he tries to persuade first eisenhower, then roosevelt to abandon the nation of southern france, which is going to take place on august 15th. the troops are in the ships and churchill is still hammering away at this. he wants a landing to go through the head of the adriatic and go through topographical feature known as the ljubljana gap, kind of a backdoor to vienna. eisenhower said i'm not going to go through any gap they can't pronounce. so churchill never acknowledged that this was not the proper course. do i regret leaving things out and how do i decide what to leave out? welcome in deciding what the fattest part of the narrative of art, so much is deciding which of the van. on a subject as enormous as world war ii, many, many volumes have been written about it and will be written about it. trying to find the sweet spot of the narrative account of an individual episode, trying to find the emotional sweet spot, trying to find the sweet spot of individual earners is all part of what writers try to do. you know, sure there are things i wish there's room even in a very big book to have

and across the southern france. the worst is the dark red colours - with guts of up to 120 k/hr. h, across the southern half of wales and east anglia, they could gust up to 80 k/hr, giving us a major problem with the monday morning rush hours. trees will be down and powerlines as well. >> that is it from london for this news hour. now it's back to doha. >> after the break we'll give you a blast from the past. find out what some archeologists found after digging underground in new york city. i'm live at the world series in st louis missouri. there'll be a breakdown of the game-free drama, and tell you about it coming up in sports. >>> welcome back. it's been a year since hurricane sandy battered the east coast of the u.s. home owners, businesses and volunteers have worked hard to rebuild communities ever since. there's a hidden group of workers who have done a large part of the clean-up - undocumented migrants. we were sent this report. >> this man has worked construction on staten island for years. after hurricane sandy, they took to the streets to do what they do best. together w

many of them, i think you find this in southern europe, france, you find this in germany also. countries think they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base. my own view is that is entirely wrong. my own view is these will fail if you do not get investment into them if you do allow them to raise their product to the and raise their productivity of their products. it conflicted -- afflicted the africans earlier. they think by selling out their assets they undermine their capacity to undermine their economy in the future. i think they are wrong, but time will tell. >> the four-month relay covering across russia, it was then taken by 200 strong cavalcade of bikers. president clinton lit it, kicking off the relay before setting off on its epic trip across russia. it will scale the tallest peak and even be taken for a spacewalk for the first time in history. it will finally end up there for the start of the games. you can see it over on our website. that is all from me today. mike always will be in the chair in the next hour. before that, we send one of our own to go

nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell. this week the olympic torch began its long journey from moscow to sochi and the twenty fourteen winter games the flame embarked on a four month relay covering more than sixty five thousand kilometers across russia and space this in greece it was then taken to russia by plane last sunday it was escorted to a red square by two hundred strong cavalcade of. pr

except seeing chinese cash who they are many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell. the olympic torch has started its long journey to sochi for the two thousand and fourteen winter games after the lighting ceremony on red square last week the flame embarked on a four month relay that will cover more than sixty five thousand kilometers across russia and even into space in greece it was then taken to russia by plane last sunday was a squatt

gusts as well as heavy and bursts of showers and the atlantic system will provide some southern burst of showers in france. look at the temperatures. a warming trend and stockholm at 7 will be in the double digits by tomorrow. stay tuned for your extended forecast. >>> that is all for this edition of nhk. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> welcome to the new wilson center. i think this is the first time we have used this furniture. i hope you agree that it is beautiful. banks particularly to our director of communications for making this place -- thanjks in particular to our director of communications for making this forsnappy. -- this place

scattered body parts and blinded survivors unable to comprehend what had just happened to france isn't the southern russian city for us with the details. at this point investigators according to four people involved in this case they point to thirty year olds i see all of us from dagestan a career jihad it as the suicide bomber in the case and three men also involved one dimitri sokol love who is her reported husband was on his way to moscow and then two men waiting for them there from dagestan both of them wanted for twin terrorist attacks in dagestan back in two thousand and twelve so police are on the hunt for those three men at this point the report states that he got on the bus shortly after that is when the explosion took place shop will t.n.t. and a grenade remnants were found at the site which six dead and more than forty injured many of them very severely local hospital inundated with very graphic witnesses say that there were severed limbs and severe birds and many of those cases were said to moscow for further treatment i we've got an eyewitness we spoke to who came upon the situation ju

nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell. and let's now have a look at some other world news in brief riot police have dispersed a protest against this sunni ruling family in bahrain's capital managua they reportedly used buckshot tear gas and sound grenades injuring several dozen streeter's the protests started after the funeral of a shared detainee who died in a prison hospital center for human

except seeing chinese cash who they are many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that will allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have and they call me that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell and to some world to any stories in brief now a stampede at a hindu temple in central india has reportedly left over sixty people dead it happened as a why should those trying to cross a bridge over the river near the shrine some reports say the tragedy was caused by of rumors that the bridge was about to collapse others claim police failing to control cro

nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that are allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell let's have a quick look at some other news making headlines this hour at least fourteen people were killed in over thirty injured when a car blew up in iraq's northern city of simyra the attack was on a crowded street as people shopped in preparation for muslim holiday iraq has been struggling with a record spike in violence this claimed over six thousand li

nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them they're all allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell this week the olympic torch began its long journey from moscow to sochi in the twenty fourteen winter games the flame involved in a four month relay covering more than sixty five thousand kilometers across russia and space lit in greece it was then taken to russia by plane last sunday it was escorted to red square by two hundred strong cavalcade of bikers

nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base of these countries will fail if you don't get the investment into them that all allow them to raise their productivity and to raise raise the profile of their products it's something comparable to that which afflicted the africans earlier they think that by selling out their assets they actually somehow undermine their capacity to have an economy that is viable in the future i think they're wrong but time will tell it's coming up to twenty past twelve here in moscow some other world news in brief now at least fourteen people were killed in a with the injured when a car blew up in iraq's northern city of samarra the attack was on a crowded street as people shopped in preparation for a muslim holiday iraq has been struggling with a record spike in violence this claimed d

and now vauxhall breaking news story an explosion on a bus in the southern russian city of volgograd and france has more details for us all right now so please bring us up to date. well earlier today there are about forty people riding the number twenty nine bus involved a grad when the explosion took place since then investigators have found remnants of an explosive device they believe went off on the bus that explosion took the lives of six people at this point injured dozens many of them very critically injured rigidly it was thought that a gas systems malfunction had taken place until the remnants of that device were found at the scene now someone who witnessed this take place so we've we've got there i wouldn't count of what happened let's take a listen. i was going along the same route as that bus proust i noticed the traffic congestion. then i saw some scattered all across the pavement. and then. twenty meters down the road. i saw the bus. at first i thought it must have been some kind of a traffic accidents but then i saw the bus it didn't seem burned or scorched or it was a regular bus

long running conflict including syria but some reach europe through italy is southern islands others make it to spain or france which are top destinations for refugees along with germany and the united kingdom are just be all over met some of those who made it to berlin . we have feed we are not anymore we have feeling we all want to be jobless homeless and thousands of kilometers from home this is the reality for refugees who were forced to flee violence in libya twenty eleven there is no option not even allowed to work in germany since i've been to germany i just slip and it's what i do they arrived in europe through its early however the italian authorities told them they couldn't stay and sent them packing with five hundred euros and give me some money i should go bank and collect the money i have the right to go anywhere what i want to go soy just to leave it like yeah to live it to live because it is a disaster on the european law it's really shouldn't have done last it's the responsibility of the member state where refugees arrive to look after them by sending these refugees away left them in a difficul

long running conflict including syria well some reach europe through italy southern islands others make it to spain or france which are top destinations for immigrants along with germany and the u.k. at a summit in brussels leaders promise to revamp the blocks asylum policies and take active measures on the issue are just bitter all over met some of the refugees who made it to berlin. we have feed we are not on the money we have feeling we all want to be jobless homeless and thousands of kilometers from home this is the reality for refugees who were forced to flee violence in libya twenty eleven there is no option not even allowed to work in germany since i've been to germany i just slip and eat what i do they arrived in europe through its early however the italian authorities told them they couldn't stay and sent them packing with five hundred euros and give me some money i should go bank and collect the money i have the right to go anywhere what i want to go in soya just to leave it like yeah to live it to live because it truly is a disaster and the european law it's really shouldn't of done less it's the

through italy's southern islands others attempt to make it to spray all france which is among the most popular final destinations along side germany as well as the u.k. but it is only and greece that bear the brunt as according to e.u. laws asylum seekers entering without authorization are obliged to remain in the country they first arrived in crete all of a mess some are some who made it to berlin but who now regret their choice. i feel we are not i mean we have feeling we all want to be jobless homeless and thousands of kilometers from home this is the reality for refugees who were forced to flee violence in libya and twenty eleven there is no option not even allowed to work in germany since i've been to germany i just slip and it's what i do they arrived in europe through its early however the italian authorities told them they couldn't stay and sent them packing with five hundred euros and give me some money i should go bank and collect the money i have the right to go anywhere what i want to go soy just to leave it like yeah to live it to live because it is disaster on the europea

southern england. hundreds of trees were knocked down and public transportation ground to a halt. france and the netherlands also faced heavy weather. this system is rapidly moving toward the east. now affecting southern scandinavian peninsula as well as the baltic states. till wi will be making its way toward russia tomorrow bringing really gusty conditions. deadly gusts will be active across western russia into tomorrow. take a look at the isobars. the closer they are, the winds are strong. the proximity is very small. means over 110 kilometer per hour winds will still be in store and on top of that, heavy sudden bursts of downpours will be scattered across much of northern europe still. this system will be pulling away. a couple of low-pressure systems will be creating very unsettled conditions across much of the northern half. so we're not going to be seeing the british isles to be settling for another while. we do actually have another atlantic system moving in, covering much of the isles on wednesday. meanwhile, things are going to be tapering down here across the western regions.