into perspective when there was the 2005 earthquake in pakistan the government pledged 50 million straightaways 15 years ago. it's a much smaller number in terms ofaid it's a much smaller number in terms of aid that they are pledging. as you said yourself, billions will be needed for the restoration of the city. yes, given the amount of destruction that took place. just looking onto the daily start which isa looking onto the daily start which is a lebanese paper, it shows a woman who is walking through the rubble, actually i'm looking at a slightly different image. but it's what we have on the front page once again we are seeing the absolute destruction. as anna pointed out peppa, 300,000 people are homeless. we've seen so many pictures of buildings collapsing, it's a devastating situation. yes, actually it's one of those stories is in it the visual images are so striking and drive home. yesterday where seeing all the social media and tv is people are recording the blast and looks like something really quite extraordinary. there's also the speculation of whether it's a bomb or what actually wa

that is something that might come later in the year rather than straightaway.o not want to let you go without talking about the issuance, the day lucian the u.s. $48 million -- the day lucian -- the deluge in the u.s. did they entice a lot of buyers? what is happening? kamakshya: issuance has been extremely high across the credit markets. not just in u.s. corporate credit where issuance has been extremely high. you see the same phenomenon play out in em sovereign issuance as well. largely focused on investment great issuance, but also increasingly in the high-yield space. one of the things we have found in our research is high-yield issuance stands to be much more responsive to the actual moves in markets to yields and prices. you could see this combination of credit markets trading strongly, but then also bringing about more high-yield issuance as you go forward. guy: thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. kamakshya trivedi, appreciate your time. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: what i came in on friday, somebody told me we would get divided bp pick. wh

anthony mcgill settle down straightaway and made a lovely break in that set the tone for the first session is chasing and is under pressure to have a good second session. when he be thinking about this a lot overnight? the second session is tomorrow so he will have a lot of time. the tables have turned and he is the underdog and we will see how anthony mcgill reacts to being the favourite. protecting a lead enough matches sometimes difficult. you have to be not looking too far ahead or looking over your shoulder. it will be interesting to see how both players react to the second session. sections two and three can be important. ronnie o'sullivan against mark selby could be a final. what are you expecting from this?l mark selby could be a final. what are you expecting from this? a very high standard of snooker. two juggernauts of the game competing in the semifinal. mark selby back to world championship form possibly. he always has his big game where he can play tremendous safety but he is backing it up with heavy scoring, a very difficult player to beat. thank you very much for your though

now, let's get through our first question straightaway and it is from borneo in malaysia and dylanjordanhi there. so, with the current health crisis that we are in, unemployment and hunger have increased. so how do world leaders regain the trust of the people? how do world leaders regain the trust of the people? before you answer that both of you, james, have world leaders lost the trust of their people? i think a great many of them have. of course, it's not uniform, every different country has a different relationship with its populace. but i don't think we can pretend that prior to this global outbreak of this pandemic that the relationship and the contract between citizen and state, certainly in a lot of western democracies felt particularly healthy. speaking to you now from great britain, i think we had really felt we had arrived at a crossroads after the financial crisis of 2008, after the deep divisions of brexit and including up to the proroguing of our parliament in 2019. it really felt like ideologically, domestically, politically, economically, intellectually, we had reached a

that are still arriving from psg, manchester city, and then be at a club when he can one thing straightawayn win domestically and in europe? that is the decision to make. he is upset and angered by the whole situation. you had better not sit down to talk to him about anything. he has one year left on his contract. right now, he could say i do not want to be part of this. things will come down at some point and then he has to ta ke down at some point and then he has to take a decision. leader of a transition or change clubs. guillem balague talking to me earlier on. couple of other lines of football news today for you. and joe hart is expected to join tottenham on a two—year deal. he's a free agent after leaving burnley at the end ofjune, and will compete with paulo gazzaniga to be hugo lloris' deputy at spurs. hart's former manchester city colleague vincent kompany has retired from playing. he's 3a and spent last season as player—coach of the belgian side anderlecht. he'll now focus full time on management. and staying with city because they have announced plans for a statue at the etihad s

overwhelmingly supportive and positive that once our children start coming back, they saw the benefits straightawayajority, the overwhelming majority of my parents, are extremely keen to see school open, for kids to be able to come and get back to normal. well look, best of luck. it's going to be a busy time for you. thank you for joining us here. international leaders are holding a conference aimed at raising aid for lebanon following the devastating explosion in beirut five days ago. the video conference is being coordinated by france's president macron and the united nations and leaders taking part include donald trump. at least 220 people died and 7,000 were injured — 110 people are still missing 300,000 were left homeless when a huge store of ammonium nitrate exploded in a warehouse in the city's port. officials estimate that it caused up to 15 billion dollars worth of damage and a crater that is 43 meters deep. the conference of world leaders follows a day of anti—government protests. many demonstrators called for the government's resignation and even for revolution. today one minister has qu

let's get stuck in straightaway. front page of the metro, track and trace onto a holiday debt.ays this is the moment a passenger was escorted off the plane by emergency workers in hazmat suits more minutes before take—off —— moments before ‘s. i haven't been on a plane for many months, but for many who have, sitting next to somebody who might have coronavirus. tell us more about the story in the video they're talking about. it's all quite high up compared to... what seems to happen is that passenger concerned had ta ken what seems to happen is that passenger concerned had taken a coronavirus test and that results came through almost as he was on the plane, but he left the house with coronavirus and travel to the airport. so that was obviously something he shouldn't have done. he was taken off the flight and then the area of the seat, where his bags we re we re the area of the seat, where his bags were were disinfected. in a way, it's a sign the system is working to some extent, but it is obviously a concern that he got that far. it does show a lot of the system is based on of i

day and watch when they go into the field thanks start searching with beaks for something to eat straightaway look they're eating snails i am and if there's no food in one spot they move to another there. is no stopping. i the field grazing of ducks says chilies for. it was brought to thailand 100 years ago. currently there are around me in the field grazing ducks in the country. to. take his dogs home every day but most field grazing take up to feed in different rice wheat and that the sleep out of about. between probably. field grazing raise them for meat and eggs. to raise ducks. chemicals. so much has around 40 acres of rice fields. this is a newly planted plot. i'm checking out the rice plots. these ones are about 14 days out. i'm also checking facts. because i don't use chemical pesticides on my you know they normally come out to feed in the morning. or in light rain the plant sprouting after 2 days if it ran short and after that the snails will eat everything like little on mouse have to take extra care until the rice is a month or. golden apple snails were imported as a food source fr

visit on instagram alex charges nearly 3000 euros on social networks you can check viewer numbers straightawayto those of. you with. us also there was go also try to form a strategy do you want to catch back up you want to go and do a whole full photo shoot of this both and then i want to post it on facebook and then i'll catch you with one of our right because it was. perfect so now i get to do it all over again facebook so this is the province's the things that everybody thinks. oh you've got such a great life you know you're out there just hanging out and not all get in a boat and have to spend time on a boat whereas i have to go through and take photos for one social media thing and then i got to go through it take photos for the next social media thing so. well you know work this is work. alex will probably never be as rich as the owners of the yachts that he photographs that he loves his job. so this is the lifestyle for the one percent not everybody can do this and if you are blessed enough to be able to do it. for your best that's just it. after sunset dubai turns into apaches are in a

leave accusing recognized his potential straightaway and snap top it up for their own youth academy a step up in class but he took it all in his stride. method i used to come back kindly and i'm messing. you had a similar physique and played in much the same position. tricky good left foot. goals basically a real handful for the opposition more confident and. aspiring professional footballers have a packed timetable with school and training keeping them constantly busy at live accusing also competed in all across europe it's a balancing act to develop future stars but also nurture their youthful exuberance but the kind of hobbit it all seemed to come naturally. for western mckenney his family moved back to the united states after 3 years in germany. weston took one thing in particular back to his homeland his love of football but he didn't want to give up on his 1st sporting passion. like. soccer troll to say football. cold ones they skip will go fall on the weekends and be like saturday i mean my mom going to a soccer game and i'm like oh should be like doing this for a cup or whatev

well you sound sounds a bit drastic to protect straightaway agamemnon. consolo. patient maybe warms up i don't see how. long. after. the games are played. i just think that it's a little heavy handed. world of thought in this day and age it would be easier to write should be sanitized somewhere rather than knock it down. seems wasteful it doesn't seem resourceful vaccines and you know you'd think there'd be something more scientific that would help rather than demolishing buildings which i don't think going to help is there really any way i think when there's a housing shortage in the u.k. what not be right behind anybody argued against it frankly. italy's approach to controlling the covert outbreak appears to be paying off the telly confirmed cases rate is now averaging around $300.00 which is well below the peak many aspects of the lockdown have now been east social distancing is still required in public spaces and wearing face masks has remained mandatory in shops and on public transport but not all passengers are compliant with the help databases and some eve

when you see an enemy, you know they will kill you straightaway, but we were not sluggish.t touches your brother... and he fell. you have no right to go back, touch them or do anything. you keep moving. when you wake you be court—martialed. you wipe your face, so nobody sees your tears. we are black. japanese snipers, they don't see the black colour. but every morning you see that six or seven fights were attacked, but no one will die. so people use black ointment to cover their face and the killing stops. sometimes we used to say, we are black, they don't see us! you see? soldiers are more than... comrades, chip, the relationship is excellent. their fathers fought with spears, but these manhandle their modern experts as —— their modern weapons as expertly as other soldiers. you come outside there is no... past memories float back to you. i see the fighting, artillery, the bonds plaguing japanese aeroplanes. it is madness. what is never good. i have experienced it. iam madness. what is never good. i have experienced it. i am 95. madness. what is never good. i have experienc

the milk was being bottled straightaway after we milked. alan has managed to refocus his business. own retail milk round. and turn it round. so the people of leicester today will be getting milk that was produced today to be delivered today, so they are getting milk that is less than 12 hours old. the amount of milk he is selling locally from these jersey cows has gone up by about 30%, and he gets a much better price for it than the milk he sells to the normal dairy contract. it's a way of securing income for the farm. we get paid all the time, we are getting regular payments, so it has really been quite a lifesaver. and, it's been a lifesaver for his customers, too. i know that my milk is as fresh as you can get and also i don't have to go out there in this covid situation every day to get milk. services like alan's have sprung up across the country. early into lockdown, some 3 million people either ordered food from a local farm for the very first time orjoined a scheme to get a fresh vegetable box delivered. so have we developed new habits? being able to talk to a farmer directl

straightaway, the attacks will begin and herjob what they would do, how they would and the pandemic ands. clean energy they are talking about isa energy they are talking about is a way of doing it to put me on the bones. let's just have a listen to some of the invoices day three. barack obama said donald trump had not grown into the job of president of the united states. i've sat in the oval office with both men who are running for president. i never expected that my successor would embrace my vision or continue my policies. i did hope, for the sake of our country, that donald trump might show some interest in taking the job seriously. that he might come to feel the weight of the office and discover some revere nce office and discover some reverence for the democracy that had been placed in his care. but he never did. for close to four years now, he has shown no interest in putting in the work. no interest in finding common ground, no interested in finding the use of the office to help anyone except himself and his friends. treating the presidency as anything more than one more reality

i am addicted, i check facebook straightaway in the morning, watching netflix at three in the morningk in february kate agreed to take part in an experiment. receiving automated messages to her mobile written from a child's point of view reminding her to focus on alexander and alfie. it is coming from my children, and family. the messages were developed by speech therapist michelle, the idea to get the family talking. when a message is in the words of the child from the child's point of view, they can put themselves in their shoes and could have an empathetic response so they can feel how it must feel for that child to be experiencing the use of the devices. a few days and several messages later, kate sees a difference. we have been doing a lot more homework and playing together but i am hoping by the end of this trial i will definitely have been using my phone a lot less. six months later, we came back to kate and the family, and they have been through lockdown together and something of a transformation. stephen no longer works away and the mobile phone is nowhere to be seen. i think

soon it is king for us to start teaching straightaway oh part i'm going to let in the market bob well i'm going to run at that i begin to think that i have never done any teaching and i've been told you that you're going to have to do the same for you. i have the book and you can respond she stood you. having simply walked off the street we are now teaching an english class then there is a seemingly endless amount of playtime. many of the children are hyperactive and demand constant attention to it it is nice. to see you know the streets how many of the many times i was thinking. about it he said think out of this mess there is no longer. the kids of color nothing to do it was and what she was turning point was. when seen it returns he shows us the children's rooms only half of the beds have mattresses on the 3rd look so middle of the hour i'll only say i don't know what is the metal these other conditions the government inspectors asked him to improve on is that i would look over the south now right around canal that right near of life . was there was a lot of the oil that you have r

when you see a enemy, you killed him straightaway. we were not sluggish. be killed. in some of the river it was up killed. in some of the river it was up to our neck like this. a bullet touches your brother and he fell. you just luck. you have no right to go back, touch them or do anything. you get moving! when you weep, you will go hide yourself when things are good. you will fight. you'll wipe yourface. nobody are good. you will fight. you'll wipe your face. nobody sees it. are good. you will fight. you'll wipe yourface. nobody sees it. we are black. japanese snipers, they don't see the black colour. every morning, at the end of it, you see that. six or seven whites would die. no blacks would die. they brought camouflage onto me. the cover their face. the killing stopped. we used to hide. wejust say face. the killing stopped. we used to hide. we just say we are black, they don't see us. soldiers are more than fighting. the relationship is excellent. both whites and black. their father spotless beers but these men handle their weapons as expertly as white

straightaway, alexandria ocasio—cortez tweeted that this was no good, that they needed to be massivent of crisis in america. so, the party managers have managed to keep the tension under wraps but yes, there are so under wraps but yes, there are so many under wraps but yes, there are so many ci’oss currents under wraps but yes, there are so many cross currents within the party but biden is going to try to appeal beyond the democratic party to the american voter who democratic strategists they are slowly fed up strategists they are slowly fed up with the chaos of the trump administration and his handling of the coronavirus. we should talk about the build tonight because we're going to see some of the stars of the future. pete buttigieg is the. himself a candidate in this primary is, from iowa. we will hearfrom corey booker. this is the next generation and joe biden has said repeatedly the bridge that generation. what should we expect from them? we're going to hear from expect from them? we're going to hearfrom mae o'keefe expect from them? we're going to hear from mae o'keefe allow bo

for every australian if this vaccine proves successful we will manufacture and supply vaccines straightaway under our own steam and make it free for $25000000.00 australians and as the race for the vaccine continues let's take another look at the trends and spread of the virus globally with r.t. correspondence i tab to die where are we wednesday sobran right now more than 22000000 people have been diagnosed with called it 19 some 15100000 have recovered while more than 780000 have died in the u.s. cases are nearing 6000000 while deaths are all mad at 175004 granted i want to discuss vaccines because that's only hope right now given that these numbers just keep going up and up so right now researchers around the world are working on developing more that 165 vaccines for the coronavirus $31.00 of which are currently in human trials and while vaccines typically take years of research and testing before even reaching the market scientists right now of racing to produce an ineffective vaccine by next year and even some by the end of this year so let's take a look and for the sake of time i'm onl

ok let's update you on the top stories live straightaway to the belorussian capital minsk crowds there you can see them they're gathering in the capital for another big rally today for test is calling for the resignation of the president alexander lukashenko 2 weeks after he claimed victory in the disputed presidential election and al-jazeera investigation has discovered cyprus sold e.u. passports to convicted criminals or those under police investigation interior minister denies any citizenship rules were broken. india has now confirmed on 3000000 cases of coronavirus often called in more than 70000 new infections in one single day the country is also leading the world in a number of new cases. iraq's prime minister has promised to find those responsible for killing 2 prominent activists during antigovernment protests mustapha met security leaders in the southern city of basra where the protesters were attacked on friday security forces used live ammunition against demonstrators after they set the local parliament building on fire the star is obviously shot. the governor again god wil

when the lockdown started at the end of march, and schools were told you needed to close straightawayld, one day, don't worry, we will not let this affect the rest of your lives. we have heard many times this week, 18, 19—year—old saying that is exactly what is going to happen to them because they have missed their chance of going to university to do that because they wanted to do. absolutely. and according to the observer, there is a lawyers letter that has been drawn up on behalf of some a—level students who had their grades marked down. i mean, it is utterly ludicrous, and you would have thought that actually, you know, a year six maths people could have worked it out. if you just put something into an algorithm, you ta ke something into an algorithm, you take no consideration of the teachers, the teachers know these kids, they have been with them all the way through, they have worked with them, they know their strengths and weaknesses, you know, to put insert to something just a bunch of figures and you've got a very high performing school and you give them better figures, better

. >> and that is one that i wanted to tackle in the book straightaway. so in prewar poland is multiethnic and diverse and the largest jewish population in the world which is just a melting pot of ideas and culture but also the scene of anti- semitism and i think when i came to understand is it's important to distinct on - - what distinction when you say anti-semitism you tend to think toward the nazi ideology and that is not what life was like in the prewar poland pork one - . there was a campaign to have polish jews in the gray to israel and different types of discrimination and he came from a conservative catholic background. i found no evidence to suggest he had anti- somatic views but even had i think what makes a story so important is he left all that behind in his journey to the camp and found a way to reach beyond the immediate circle of friends immediate conception of friends to be polish to risk his life to report on crimes a prisoner of war and then the jewish families brought to the camp for extermination. was such a pressing question but so r

one instance that scared me a little bit, because i put up a post, and someone had replied to it straightawayf female athletes appears to be increasing. the survey was sent to more than 1,000 women in 39 different sports and received 537 responses. it found that 30% had been trolled on social media. that's up from 14% in 2015. blocking individuals is a temporary solution, but when responses become abusive or threatening, what options are available? it is absolutely the responsibility of those platforms that have given a megaphone and the targeting capacity to these individuals. if social networks are incapable of dealing with it themselves, it's going to have to be regulation and legislation. whilst platforms like the bbc say they are committed to strengthening their response to hate speech on social media channels, the problem still persists on the wider web. as an older athlete, i've almost got used to it, it's a terrible thing to say. every time i put the hashtag or talk about it, there's always abuse that comes in my feed. and to me, someone that is openly gay, it is something that defini

see is customers processes are not necessarily mature, where they can exploit the capabilities straightaway time as people think about the technology and evolve their thinking and develop prices to their incremental add use cases are. what we find is once an organization generally has these use cases, they become the key long-term customers. shery: jeromy wells, great having you with us. whispir founder and ceo. coming up in the next hour, we will take a look at the markets with matthew's asia head of fixed income. we will also get you details on the consumer confidence index and that will be with chief economist of bart fan arc. we did see those consumer confidence numbers in the u.s. dropped to the lowest level since 2014. all of that coming up next on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are counting down to asia's shery: major market opens. shery:i am shery ahn in new york. asian markets may be less enthusiastic than their peers in the u.s. wall street had a third straight high -- third week high. expectations for loose m

nirvana brought some of straightaway we weren't allowed to speak polish. we'd whisper to each other in polish but of course we couldn't make it obvious that we were speaking. last month when i pop our school i knew we were punished for every infraction. each couple had a club and they shouted at us very loudly. we were scared of the yelling and of course the severe beating. body and some apparel. i think say and they work us full roll call the counters off in germany which was hard for us we didn't know the numbers. that's why the roll call used to take a very long time wash near one of our time on a lot of. other illness that they are but it had to keep going until our supervisor had counted the entire group of children. to the show. and often when they went through the barracks where we slept. they would find dead children in the beds. not. then called little was the 1st place where all of you were sent. more followed caliche bercow. bud protein. thousands of children were funneled through these nazi run homes. each station represented a further step to

i'm so sorry to cut you off straightaway.to cross straight now to the democratic national convention and to the words of tammy duckworth, the united states senator for illinois. to be a commander, you must always put your troops first because one day you may order them to sacrifice everything for the great nation. to do that, leaders must command their troops respect and be worthy of their pledge to protect and serve the constitution and other costs. military service doesn't just ta ke military service doesn't just take sacrifice from those in uniform, it is required from those in their family too. my husband ryan was the ones who rushed to me after i was wounded in iraq. he was the one holding my hand waiting for me to wa ke holding my hand waiting for me to wake up. he was the one holding my hand waiting for me to wa ke holding my hand waiting for me to wake up and when i finally did, he was my rock, getting me through those hours, weeks and months of unspeakable pain and unending surgeries. he was my anchor as i relearned

something follows on friday but we did look at the flight on friday but we did look at the flight straightawaymake a decision pretty soon and that's what we did. we had to go out of the country to get a flight to go out of the country to get a flight home. so where did you end 7 flight home. so where did you end up? well, we got a two o'clock the morning to munich which was two hours away and flew in at seven o'clock in the morning yesterday morning yesterday morning and got into london at eight but u nfortu nately into london at eight but unfortunately it was to heathrow so we then had to get a cab from heathrow to gatwick to come home because our car heathrow to gatwick to come home because oui’ car was at heathrow to gatwick to come home because our car was at gatwick. you seem because our car was at gatwick. you seem fairly designed to what happened. with hindsight, do you have any regrets about deciding to go away? yeah. i think from the monetary point of view, yes. we were on nearly our last day, sean, so we had had four orfive on nearly our last day, sean, so we had had four or five grea

so let's start off game 2 top of the 3rd marcus semien going deep to straightaway center field and it's not coming back to run home run for the a's. then we'll go to the 4th inning giants up my kids from city will line one to right there. it is he'll drive in 2 runs without base hit. and a wild throw will let you strip she come all the way home to score. >>there it is news from siesta a head on home. all right let's move on to the bottom of the 7th now the game is tied at 3 darin ruf will hit one straightaway center field. a three-run blast that one's gone into the cut out some lightning would strike twice though for the giants as we go to the top of the 9th the giants had a 6, 3, lead. and then the a's catcher, sean murphy would hit the first pitch that he saw into center field and that will cut the deficit. is that one's gone. trees. and later on in the 9th 2 runners on the a's have the go ahead run at the plate mark hanna well lift another long one to left field in the giants will blow and other lead in the 9th inning for the second night in a row the bullpen just explodes and the a'

visit on instagram alex charges nearly 3000 euros on social networks you can check viewer numbers straightawayto the hours are 100 you were. was also there was cool also try to form a strategy do you want to catch back up you want to go and do a whole full photo shoot of this both and then i want to post it on facebook and then i'll catch you with one of our right of because it was a. perfect so now i get to do it all over again for facebook so this is the province's the things everybody thinks. oh you've got such a great life you know you're out there just hanging out i'm not. in a boat and i have to spend time on a boat whereas i have to go through and take photos for one social media thing and then i got to go through it take photos for the next social media thing so when you go to work this is work. alex will probably never be as rich as the owners of the yachts that he photographs but he loves his job. so. this is the lifestyle for the one percent not everybody can do this and if you are blessed enough to be able to do it. for your best that's just that. after sunset dubai turns into a po

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what these things are, the one using, you give them a ready-made vaccine straightaway that kills theibodies or helps the body clear the virus. it has gone into nursing homes, into elderly populations. that is an interesting aspect already. it is a phase 3, the latest stage, to try to see if they can reduce the rate of disease. ist it tells me is lilly seeing evidence that it's antibody is safe in this kind of population. that is already a good step forward. alix: what is it like to try to find people who want to part is a paid in these experiments -- you want to participate in these experience? people and can show inform them genuinely of the safety of a thing -- of course, you can never be 100% sure -- think folks will understand, especially if you go into a nursing home where it might help in the longer run by getting a shot every three months to protect people. we have many antibodies on the market for different diseases. they are relatively safe. the safety issue tends to come with what they interact within the body. here, what they direct with is a foreign body, so it should be

we will have a look at the markets straightaway because there's a lot going on, especially for a quietant to be quiet august day. this is what the european stocks are focusing on. they are falling with u.s. equities. u.s. equities futures, on the back of what president trump been doing. it is because his administration has been stoking tensions with beijing by announcing new restrictions on huawei technology. that is giving a little bit of angst in the market. a dollar gauge sliding to its closes since 2008;. . i'm looking at treasuries advancing. gold climbing back to $2000 an ounce. executive arnold donald speaks exclusively with carol massar on the state of the cruise industry and covid-19 in the u.s. he says cruises could resume this year but it is too early to make a determination with public health restrictions in place. here he is. arnold: right now, look at the u.s., in many places, we are talking about sheltering in place, staying at home. universities are figuring out what to do. justng as we are not comfortably, socially gathering, then we should not be talking about cruises

. >> that's a great question, it is one that i thought i needed to tackle in the book, straightaway, pilecki in poland which was ethnic, diverse, a large jewish population in the world, also it's a mounting part of ideas and culture, it was and also is seen of anti-semitism and i think one thing in my search, it's important to a distinction between publish anti-semitism pre-work and that of the nazi, you tend to think about of nazi ideology, that was not what life was like in prewar poland, there were nasty material appearing in the press, there was a campaign to have polished jews emigrate to israel and there were various different types of discrimination and pilecki, that was partly his world, conservative, catholic background, i found evidence that he had anti-stomach jews. views. what made it so important is that he left behind in his journey to the camp and he found a way to reach beyond his immediate circle of friends and beyond his immediate conception of being polish and who we was in order to risk his life for crimes against soviet and then crimes against jewish families bro

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an rbi single to sean murphy would then follow by tying it up with another single this one to straightaway center field then with the game tied in the 10th the a's would ended with lamar can a sacrifice fly the drove home the winning run. final score is 5, 3, oakland the team goes on the road now to play the rangers tonight. >>and as we head to break we want to show you this map from the bay area air quality management check it out you can see just how bad the air quality is outside your door right now the darker the color, the worst air quality is we'll definitely keep you posted to keep in mind if you have respiratory issues, asthma or you know any sort of issues like that you want to limit your outdoor activity >>welcome back everyone whether still the big story. there's a chance of rain or there is some rain some light rain moving through the bay area in some spots for some of you so let's check in with dave spahr get an update. >>hey good morning robin good morning, everybody and other weather elements were really in a giving mood overnight. we had some of these rain showers come by w

the 5th inning game tied mike is fence key at the plate and he goes deep for a solo home run to straightaway center field into the bullpen to put the giants up by a run great gift to himself on his birthday as he turned 30 yesterday. the 7th inning now giants left fielder alex dickerson with this 3 run shot to right field and that would be all the giants would need they would win it going away 6 one is the final the 6th straight win for the giants and they'll be hosting the dodgers tomorrow at oracle. across the bay the a's wrapping up a weekend series against the angels at the coliseum will pick it up in the 6th inning stephen piscotty. >>we'll get things started with a this base hit to left center field that will drive in a run and then sean murphy would tie it up with another single straight up the middle. this could be and it would be that way until the 10th when the a's ended with a mark can a sac fly the drove home the winning run final score 5, 4, for the a's, they'll go on the road now they'll play the texas rangers later on today. >>a little peek outside we're checking in on sfo thi

top of the 3rd no score one out one on rather for marcus, semien any sense when high deep to straightaway center over the wall for a home run the a's take a 2 nothing lead on simmons 2 run shot. now we go to the bottom of the 4th same score 2 on for mike yastremski and he lines one into right field that gets passed evan, the scottie and it will kick up against the wall to run will score ease trump's key digging for 3rd wild throw by simeon goes out of play that will allow you strip see to score the giants take the lead bottom of the 7th now all knotted up to 3 runners at the corners for darin ruf there's a tutu he smacks one to left center field back it goes. it is gone, the giants extend their lead to 3 on russ three-run shot. so now we go to the top of the 9th, china's leading 63 sean murphy, 70 in on the first pitch app it will come out. and he hits one. deep to center field now one keeps on carrying just over the reach of the track my receipt of banja is cut the deficit to 2. moments later runners at the corners for trevor gott trying to close it out for the giants mark hanna muscle s

we'll pick it up in the 5th inning game tied my $0.2 at the plate and he goes deep straightaway center. >>a home run into the bullpen put the giants of byron a great gift for that to himself, it was his birthday yesterday turned 30 years old and now we move to the 7th and it's alex dickerson going deep to right a three-run home run and that would be all the giants would need as they would win it 6 to one in fact the 6th straight win for the giants and they'll be hosting the dodgers of beginning tomorrow night at oracle before the game though yesterday a bit of bad news is the team parted ways with fan favorite 100 pence. >>he was taken off the roster of because he just wasn't hitting. the giants brought pence back in the offseason following his all-star year last year with the texas rangers. but so far just had 5 hits in 52 at-bats this year 10's of course a big part of the giants world series championships back in 2012 2014. across the bay, the a's were wrapping up a weekend series against the angels at the coliseum. >>picking up in the 6th inning stephen piscotty gets things going wi

one on for marcus him in and he sends one high and deep the straightaway center and over the wall for a home run to the a's take a 2 nothing lead on some means 2 run shot. now we head to the bottom of the 4th same score to offer mike yastremski and he lines one into right field now in his past stephen piscotty and it will kick up against the wall to runs will come into score is trump's key dig in for 3rd wild throw by simeon it goes out of play that will allow use trump's key to score. the giants take the lead. bottom of the 7th now all knotted up at 3 runners at the corners for darin ruf he smacks one to left center field back it goes. it is gone. the giants extend their lead to 3 on ruff's three-run blast and then we head to the top of the night, the giants leading 63 sean murphy in on the first pitch check it out. he hits it deep to center field. it keeps on carrying just over the reach of murray cod bond yeas cut the deficit to 2. moments later they shot 2 runners at the corners for trevor gott trying to close it out for the giants mark cannot muscles as one high and deep to left

some baseball top of the 3rd no score one on from marcus semien and he sends one high and deep to straightaway center over the wall for a home run the a's take a 2 nothing lead on some means to run shot. let's move to the bottom of the 4th same score to on from like yes trump's key. he lines one into right field gets past that stephen piscotty kicks up against the wall to runs will come into score. this trumps key digging for 3rd wild throw by simeon and it goes out of play that will allow us troops key to score the giants take the lead. bottom of the 7th all knotted up at 3 runners at the corners for darin ruf he smacks one to left center field back it goes. it's gone the giants extend their lead to 3 on ruff's three-run blast. and we moved to the top of the 9th, the giants leading 63 looking good sean murphy on the first pitch he drives one to deep center field that one keeps on going and going just over the region resealed of on the a's cut the deficit to 2. and then moments later runners at the corners for trevor gott trying to close it out for the giants mark hanna muscles as one high and

here's stephen piscotty though he will and it straightaway center field bases loaded first pitch grand slam at pitchfork a scotty the a's win on a walk-off grand slam. the second time they've done it this is so far this season, the 2 teams would be facing off again tonight at 6.10 at the coliseum. things didn't go as well for the giants are taking on the rockies in colorado, the rockies, we jumped out to an early lead and then they never looked back. i mean the giants for the second night in a row this time the final was 5 to 2. 2 teams will square off again tonight in colorado first pitch at 5.40 doctor goes and the professional golf world is focused right here in the bay area this week as the pga championship begins tomorrow morning in san francisco at at. >>tc tpc harding park. it's the first major golf tournament of the season in the first time the tpc harding will host a major all the heavy hitters have been in town since sunday checking out the course, tiger woods of course is played here twice as a pro he's won both times. but it's not just the harding park course the tigers fam

commenting on how i look but it scared me a little because i put up a post and some of the replies straightaway survey was sent to more than 1000 women in 39 different sport and received 537 responses. it found that 30% had been trolled on social media, up14% 30% had been trolled on social media, up 14% from 2015. blocking individuals as a temporary solution but when responses become abusive or threatening, what options are available? it is absolutely the responsibility of those platforms that have given a megaphone and the targeting capacity to these individuals. if social networks are incapable of dealing with it themselves, it is going to have to be regulation and legislation. while platforms like the bbc say they are committed to strengthening their response to hate speech on social media channels, problem persists on the wider web. it stops you from posting sometimes and it does make you doublethink should i post this now because they could comment on, you know, how i'm looking. as well as her own safety, she also worries that young girls will read the comments and be put off ever playing

and first pitch and no doubt in the straightaway center that one is gone wall all grand slam.lready have 2 walk-off grand slam this season for the first time in franchise history and a very quick his team to do it have to in major league baseball history just 11 games in oakland winds, 5 to one they improved west best 74 record. they're back at the coliseum tomorrow night against the rangers. meanwhile, the giants in the mile high city taking on the colorado rockies. i'm still not used to seeing him at the stadium. top of the 5th 3 nothing rockies. doctor steven duggar goes opposite field in deep. that hits off the top of the wall for a three-run home run to tie the game. but not so fact check this out the ball went over the fence to hit the top when she straight up and back into the field of play to review it and sure enough it's ruled a double only to run score. duggar is sent back out the second. giants will spill down the score and they never got closer bottom of the 6 till 3 to 2 knowing or it's a line drive to left in that one got nothing but the left field tunnel. no do

pick up things in the 5th inning games tied mike distress, he goes deep solo home runs just a straightaway center field into the bullpen put the giants but the giants of byron. >>and a perfect gift for himself on his birthday turns 30 years old yesterday turn going out of the 7th alex dickerson with that deep on the right three-run home run that would be more than enough for the giants as they would win it 6 to one and the giants won 6 straight up next. we're going to host the dodgers tomorrow night at oracle. and before the giants game yesterday, the team parted ways with longtime fan favorite hunter pence. >>he was taken off the roster, the giants as you know brought pence back in the offseason following his all-star season with the rangers. last year. but he had only collected 5 hits so far this year and pence of course will always be remembered by giants fans. it's been a big part of the world series championship teams of 2012 2014. across the bay, the a's were wrapping things up in a weekend set weekend series against the angels, this is at the coliseum. >>we'll pick it up in the 6th