so there is a lot of information about tanya gersh online and what happened to her. she is currently actually being represented by the seven property law sent against the daily storm appeared which is a white supremacist anti-black, anti-immigrant blog. tanya gersh had some type of what is perceived to be a disagreement with richard spencer's mother. and it seems like everything was fine. but according to richard spencer's mother, that was not the case. and richard spencer's mother published an essay encouraging people or basically saying that tanya gersh tried to extort her and the daily storm or jumped on that. said that there is a jewish realtor and business woman who is trying to extort the mother of richard spencer, who as many of you likely know, is a white supremacist. and that led to the threat and sort of the culmination was, a proposed march there was actually going to be led by white supremacists and on her doorstep. [inaudible conversations][inaud >> sure, so, a book like this can never be complete. folks have a sense as to how many incidents, i've been a

let's bring in middle east correspondent tanya kramer on the line she's. at the rally in tel aviv tanya start by telling us more about who's at this protest what does it look like on the ground there. well you can say a lot of people from the jewish community and also actually anti villages as a savior came down from the north. when most of the community thought to tel aviv to approach is the right joined by israeli intelligence tell the truth minority makes maybe less than two percent of the israel of israel's population but they also say no they also are in the army and like the arab israeli community because we are israeli feel israeli but that's why there's so much anger but with this face no we don't really do feel like a second class citizen. this was also reflected this week when some. protesting in the army says they can no longer be in the army because they do not equal before the law and that's why so many people turned out to approaches. how will minority is like the druze and the arab israelis be affected by this nation. what i mean the arab is

middle east correspondent tanya famous at the rally in tel aviv thank you so much. the british government says it is deeply concerned by the violence following zimbabwe's election as well as the quote disproportionate response from security forces at least six people died on wednesday after troops opened fire on a demonstration people taking to the streets to protest against alleged vote rigging by president emerson. today more than twenty members of the main opposition party appeared in court and harare they've been charged with inciting violence at the rally. marched into court to face charges of inciting public violence dozens of members of the opposition movement for democratic change who were arrested at the party headquarters police accused of violence while awaiting election results at least six people died in clashes with security forces but the m.d.c. as leader nelson chamisa says it is the government that should face justice. we have been subject to all. intimidation in. the reason why. roy. and i must. follow is to keep a seat challenges the election outc

that's bringing middle east correspondent now tanya came a she's the rally in that televisa tanya tell us more about who's this protest. well you had kind of an play jus' when it says that came up down here to tell of each from the nose where two communities live to become new together calling on the israelis also to join them in the hotel because on the tube. now the truth is they are making up only about less than two percent of the population here but they have a very special. very loyal to the state of israel don't want to drafted into the army and that makes it difficult for them to seize a very contentious because they're saying well we're living in the army but at the end we are then second class citizens. we also saw over the past week or two couple of officers actually saying because we cannot no longer third and the army if it. will continue to be so there's a lot of anger here tonight a lot of people turned out to express how they feel as though it's a very content to go in israel and tell us more about this you know how will minorities like the dreams in the arab israelis s

the next story i'm going to read from his tanya kirch.a jewish american realtor and wedding planner who was viciously cybertrolled in whitefish, montana. i'm fighting back by bringing a lawsuit against andrew england, the publisher of the daily stormer. we filed suit in montana federal court claiming invasion of privacy, intentional affliction of emotional distress and harassment and intimidation. i truly believe what they did to me isn't protected by free speech. they targeted me and that is against the law. nothing could then more full than giving up. the surviving and fighting back has brought me a sense of peace and justice. as long as i'm alive i want to fight and make sure that nobody else endures this again. i remember telling my children when trump was first the president that there would be no trump jokes in our home, that he was our president whether we voted for him are not and we needed to be respectful. when asked about president trump in some of the early interviews, i was respectful and sad no comment. what did he have to d

comments or thoughts about those, you're welcome to get back in touch with tanya. standardized templates, we agreed in our premeeting with brenda that we'll work on that later in the year after you've stablized your work plan. no other updates on that. the goboc report for the fiscal year, brenda, do you want to speak to this? >> yes. we -- members, you'll recall that we do an annual report that's sent to the mayor and the board of supervisors. and for this year's, you will be asked to write a short report on your liaison bond or program that you are involved with, and i believe she will be sending us a sample of what was done last year. and she will be sending it to you, and will be giving you a due date of when to write your report and get it back to her, and our report will have a cover page and will list several pages of our report, which should -- i believe it was like a paragraph or two. >> in the past couple years, the controller report has also been, i think attached? >> yes. >> will we be able to see a draft or have that before we write up -- >> i don't th

tanya arnold, bbc news, sheffield. and we wish them all the best. a reminder of our top story.en stokes has been named in the england squad for the third test against india after being found not guilty of affray today. and fernando alonso outlining his intent to step away from formula 1. all the details on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. the casting of the comedianjack whitehall in a new disney film has sparked an outcry following reports he will play a character who is gay. he says he is honoured to be a part of the film which is due out next year but some are asking why a gay actor wasn't cast for the role instead. lizo mzimba has the story. world, get ready for the adventure of a lifetime. welcome tojungle cruise! based on a theme park ride, jungle cruise starring dwayne "the rock" johnson and filmed on huge sets in hawaii, is set to be one of 2019's biggest movies. it comes from disney. the studio has been praised for the way it's dealt with issues like diversity in films like black panther. hi, everybody, welcome to the set ofjungle cruise. but the movie,

correspondent tanya at the rally in television thank you so much. and protesters outside of washington d.c. have descended on the headquarters of the national rifle association over its role in blocking stricter gun control laws they're calling for background checks for anyone who wants to buy a gun and a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines but supporters of the n.r.a. also turned out to defend their right to carry such weapons claire richardson reports from fairfax virginia. in a polarized national debate a rare display of the two sides talking to each other but both are holding their ground. property over life which is a crime. i'm sure i can thank you for everything necessary to work. for my home. it's a heated discussion as protesters and counter protesters clashed over the role of guns in the united states this is a stop on the margin of our lives national road trip that's been aimed at raising awareness about gun violence and registering people to vote as you can see it's a smaller protest than some of the ones we've seen earlie

. >> tanya ran through that really quickly.ou're familiar with our planning process and mandates, but ask us questions at any time. these lists our charter requirement, which you are familiar with. we are now growing ourlene program, and that's probably or biggest single addition to the capablity of our unit in the last couple of years. we were training a lot of city staff inlene methodology and then training our department to do processing with departments citywide. the others, you are familiar with. i will note also the data academy, which is a training program to teach city staff basic software that they need for their jobs in a very simple format, and now we teach them more complex things, and we're really proud of that. we hit the three year mark -- the five year mark in three years in trying to grow that program. again, just to touch on a couple of our major projects. you saw a project of our work land discussion in our may meeting. between then and now we've finished out the process that tanya just described. we've finis

tanya kramer at the rally in tel aviv thank you so much. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world turkey's president russia type editor one has announced counter sanctions on two u.s. officials after the u.s. froze the assets of two turkish ministers earlier this week the route was sparked when turkey detained a u.s. pastor working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbols from its online store the decision comes after the internet retail giant was criticized for allowing third parties to sell right wing paraphernalia the company says it has blocked several seller accounts and is reviewing the status of others amazon's regulations banned third parties from selling products that promote hatred violence or racial or sexual intolerance. chinese artist and political activists i way away says his studio in beijing is being demolished by chinese authorities i posted a video on his instagram account of an excavator demolishing a wall i has been an outspok

i think this is for you, peg, tanya, but it's really for you, forgive me. but on page seven, under city performance, there's the middle column, lien, could you remind me what that means -- pardon me. i know, i'm familiar -- familiar's too strong a word. i'm aware of lien construction management practices. >> it's not an acronym. it means lean and efficient. as we mentioned, our program is -- it's modelled on the original toyota production design theory, slimmed down a lot and made simpler and fit to the purposes of municipal government, but what we're doing is teaching and training people how to analyze business processes and improve them from their own perspective. >> that makes sense. okay. and one other question. on performance auditing, you look at -- let's see...nonprofit organizations and how that performance. do you also look to see that there's overlap or coordination among the scopes of work for those nonprofit organizations 'cause i know the city spends lots of money particularly with nonprofits on homeless services, but i'm not confident that the

she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it was good for me to have the time. maybe my actions weren't the time. maybe my actions weren't the best at the time just because of the best at the time just because of the space i was in with my own head. inafunny the space i was in with my own head. in a funny sort of way, however tough it has been, it might have been a good thing they did that for you? i think so. been a good thing they did that for you? ithink so. ithinkl needed the break, i was exhausted mentally and physically. also, it gave me time to reassess my goals and what i wa nt to time to reassess my goals and what i want to achieve. but i guess when i look on it and i reflect, i have experienced that now so moving forward for the worlds, which i have never been to and for 2020, i have experienced what it's like to be on the big stage. i think i will be a better package and more prepared for the future. natasha gale, back in the future. nat

tanya badger is equally torn up.fter hearing a body was found, she went back to lay flowers in honor of the boy she says was failed by bureaucracy and inaction. and this is where tanya badger left the flowers. when she was here yesterday she was in tears because she was haunted by the possibility this this might might have been saved. it's not clear when the child died but badger says if it was after her and her husband notified law enforcement then they ought to be held accountable. >> scott mclean, thank you so much for bringing thus story. appreciate it. >>> a spanish fighter jet accidentally fired an air-to-air missile during a training mission over estonia but investigators vice president been able to find it or what's left of it. a nato official tells cnn even though the missile has built-in self-destruction mode, officials have not ruled out it landed yesterday. the estonian air force is looking for it. >>> now for your pun story of the day. mooo-ve over, officers. a group of bold bovine are doing their jobs.

. >> schifrin: tanya rashid, thank you very much. and i turn now to dan sullivan, here with me in the studio, the senior advocatfor human rights at refugees international. we heard tanya talk about improvements ithe camps but there's still a long way to go especially on sevices, right? >> absolutely. it's come along way from the chaos of the initial influx of refugees, but there are a lot of problems, particularly with the governor of bangladesh refused t recognize the rohingya as refugees and one o places we saw that come across is with gender based violence services and the monsoon season. so there's still a long way to go. >>nother place thre's perhaps a long way to go is back in myanmar. tanya rashid caulked-- talked about there are some refugees who wanted to go home but have the root causes of these been addressed? >> no, there's been no accountability, so the people hho might go back, they have no guarantees forir safety. you have thousands who have continued to come into bangladesh in 2018, no guarantees oftizenship or basic

tanya at the time was. to substitute. loreal was already a t.v. star when he tried his hand at movies. was an instant masterpiece. multi-story much consequence of the show. pussy to me. it was a big debate here kino whether we should pick up to see if our top ten or another film by lorieau on a portas for my money was the funniest german around i thought i'm on the same level as peter sellers we could do a whole top ten just with his films and sketches we're now down to our top three best german comedies and that's about to get dark these are films that find the funny in political and social upheaval. a turkish family moved to germany in the one nine hundred sixty s. in search of work. this is a story of immigrants that plays with cultural clichés. sometimes. it's also a story of director yasmin some to relish grandpa women graded to germany in the one nine hundred sixty s. the screenplay with her system. and the result was that germans got the jokes like this bet on cultural integration. california. calling him. as president bush transfer detenti

falls but viewing them with all at a distance said in reference to the vapor the noise is more the or tanya which means thundering smoke more liquor they smoke dull sound there. the water level was so low that the africans were able to take the explorer their close to the precipice on to an island later named after him livingston island livingston described the scene good luck. i believe that no one could perceive where the vast body of water when it seemed to lose itself in the us at least i did not comprehend it until creep in with or to the verge i peered down into a large rent and sold at a stream of a thousand yards broad leaped down a hundred feet and then became suddenly compressed into a space of fifteen or twenty yards for the entire force a simply a crack made in a hard rock from the right to the left bank of the zombies each in his own diary livingston noted in peering down over the edge we could see only a dense white cloud with two rainbows on it a small sharp and the ascending columns forth when the wind shifts eastwards and soon drenched us to the skin this falls almost const

shows a company from belgium and a known european one from australia bought stakes in the business of tanya. but when a chinese company wants to invest it's being prevented supposedly for reasons of security. some analysts argue such fears will backfire on german businesses wanting greater access to china sensitive adeleke the top big to put our hope and we do yes our government is a very responsible but at the same time respecting that there is. for having open markets. for having good relations to time but not at any price as far as berlin is concerned foreign investment in german utilities military and aerospace contractors could prove difficult from now on. its share price here two hundred seven dollars and all of a sudden apple was worth a trillion dollars the company made its market debut in one nine hundred eighty with a share price of thirty nine cents if you bought ten thousand dollars worth of shares back then your investment would now be worth six point four million it's the world's first. publicly traded company to be valued as a trillion dollars the milestone reached thursday m

tanya kramer reports from gaza. a sit in then on ross headquarters in gaza city a few employees have even started a hunger strike all of them fear for their jobs among them as psychologists who are shot she will have to work part time for the next six months only a kid to deliver senator gregg's drawing us out in the street i'm thirty eight years old my husband doesn't work i have full clinics but we don't have any other source of in a town or where should i apply for his job i want to get them back most of the anger is directed at the agency a hundred and thirteen people lose their jobs with unemployment at more than forty percent in gaza work with the agency had been highly sought after the funding crisis is starting to bite after the u.s. slashed its support for on road back in january there is a ninety million dollars shortfall in its emergency fund which supports food distribution mental health and cash for work programs we're trying the best we can to prioritize the food distribution and that means we have to

for more on the story now we're going to cross over to our india correspondent tanya holocaust anya how has the situation in effect west developed. well you know the reason for leave is likely in catalog this morning which is of course a particular site that often after days of heavy rains but in dealing with office have gone for continued heavy rain in isolated pockets and of course the rescue work there will continue around the clock in what is still seen as months old emergency i mean as you said in your call causes the people remain stranded across the city and the hundreds of thousands of them have converged on you know holds belonging to schools and to improve churches and mosques and we're hearing that there are a little over twenty six cities there are some police can find it difficult to access and water and many people are also using satish media to release great information and connect people to build who can help them catch up in the course of a major lack of feuding with the teams because many asked ations and from these remain for much and i think the biggest challenge now

and abuse of power the migrants have been stuck on a tele and coast guard vessel in the port of the tanya for five days on saturday it only began allowing them to disembark. wary sick many on hunger strike the migrants on board the dish shotty are finally allowed onto dry land stuck in catan has harvest since monday they're exhausted and many are traumatized after their journeys. are going to try their little know what i want to do some are as we've heard in humane stories of female suffering for example a twenty two year old eritrean woman who says it took her two years to get here and she was raped every step of the way. she behaved lots of money to traffic is and has a bullet wound on her hand. for the mother for the model the italian government had refused to let them off the boats until other e.u. states agreed to take some of them in island would take in twenty to twenty five albania not in the e.u. will take in twenty italian prime minister giuseppe conti confound the catholic church will take in one hundred his interior minister emma teo sound vini is under investigation by sicili

for more the story now we're going to cross over to our india correspondent tanya halakhah anya how has the situation in aceh quest developed. well you know the reasons hercules is likely in care love this morning which is of course a particular spike that often after days of heavy rains but the indian with office has gone for continued heavy rain and i think the pockets and of course the rescuers there will continue going on the clock in what is still seen as one folding image and see i mean as you said in your photos of the people remain stranded across the city and the hundreds of thousands of them have converged on you know holes belonging to schools and to improve churches and mosques and retiring that going on little local businesses is there some police can find it difficult to access and water and many people also using traditional media to really great information and connects people to build who can help them and that of going to support of a leader like a few wouldn't need to because many asked stations and bomb these remain submerged and i think the biggest challenge now for

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even though the rightful property owners, jason and tanya badger, gave him permission to search here, he said that the law simply did not allow it. that is not sitting well with the badgers, though. tanya actually showed up here after the news broke that that body had been found to lay down flowers in memory of the boy that she says was failed by bureaucracy. it's not clear when that child died, but the badgers, they are haunted by the idea that he might have been saved. christine, phil? >> all right. thank you for that. >>> the reward for a missing iowa college student is now over $300,000. mollie tibbetts' father says he believes his daughter is still alive. >> i think the longer this goes on, in the absence of finding her, that she could be someplace where we can still get her back. >> rob tibbetts says he believes his daughter may have gone willingly with someone she knew. his daughter was last seen jogging three weeks ago. wayne cheney, who lives near the search area, has been questioned by the fbi. he told "the des moines register" he has refused to take a polygraph, saying, "i

tanya rashid caulked-- alked about there are some refugees who wanted to go home but have throot causes of these been addressed? >> no, there's been no accountability, so the people who might go back, they have no guartees for their safety. you have thousands who have continued to come into bangladesh in 2018, no guaranteesf citizenship or basic rights so the root causes have not been addressed in myanmar. >> the myanmar sta councilor was faulted by the u.n. fact finding commission who said shee commto the attrition of atrocity crimes. is she partially at fault? >> yeah, it's not a light kind of thing to say, but i think the fact finding mission got it right. a lot of people havaie comd about her remaining silent, but it's worse than that, she hasn't just been silent, she's talked about -- her office has talked about fake rapes in the lighof this overwhelming evidence of mass rapes. she blocked theact finding mission from coming in to investigate. yeah, it's a tough thing to say, and it's important to remember that the greatest degree of responsibility is with the military, but, yes, sh

. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> is nici your annoying kid sister or was she a pretty cool kid? how do you remember her? >> she was a very annoying kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us alike. >> in high school, mia says nici was a friend to everyone. >> every day, eating lunch together. she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nici brought that winning spirit into the workplace. eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was. she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met another employee, david pietz. he was six feet tall, four years younger, and he exuded smooth confidence. his coworkers recall, he seemed to be going places. >> he was definitely a very nice man. easy to talk to, would l

jason badger and his wife tanya own the property and worked to get the ontruders their land ever since the compound appeared in january. >> he had multiple fire arps. kids they were keeping here that never even came orout. >> rr: this mystery is still under investigation. dan sheneman, nbc news. >> tho 11 children removed from the compound are now i protective custody. >> you feel safe in your not when somebody walks up to you like they have a gun. that's what a carjacking victim says happened to him. new video shows two men inside the parking garage of the westfiel montgomery mao. officers say one man asked for the victim's car key the second made the victim believe he had a gun but the suspects quickly found out the car was a stick shi couldn't drive it. they jumped out and too off running. call police if you've seen them. >>> a woman is recovering tonight from second degree burns on her feet after walking on a beach in louisiana wearing shoes. we want toarn you, some may consider this video of her injuries disturbing. the woman felt the sand getting hotter and hotter as she walked d

. >> reporter: fans like la tanya mcintyre started lining up yesterday afternoon outside the charles h. wright museum of african american history in detroit for franklin's public viewing. she came all the way from las vegas. >> they do it for iphones, jordans, you know. why not the queen of soul? >> reporter: impromptu dance parties broke out as franklin's songs played on radios. the doors here will be open for 12 hours both today and tomorrow, part of a four-day celebration honoring franklin's life and legacy in her hometown. >> she didn't forget where she came from and i love a person like that. >> reporter: free tickets for a tribute concert thursday night sold out within minutes. at least 19 artists have been tapped to perform during her funeral friday including faith hill, stevie wonder and jennifer hudson. speakers include former president bill clinton, an all- star good-bye to a superstar whose career spanned six decades. kenneth craig, cbs news, detroit. women and their children... >>> some new questions tonight in a cliff crash mystery. >> coming up two women and their child

go for it or try here on wednesday yet as you point out there was no alternative i would do it but tanya i'm not in public no mind i've known people mostly. what ever the esthetics the experiment marks an important step in researching possible treatments for hearing loss and. that's it for today now i have to hurry because the surgeon really needs my help to see you. bill. my name is along when i look back. i'm a mexican conductor. come with me and meet great musicians and friends from all over the world anyway a very expensive new time in bamberg with star french cellist to go see a couple song and on a long drive down i thought i was on there was a german radio station. fifteen. euro max this week's highlights. dancing in the wind. indoor skydiving is the new trend. living without the roofs of a very special kind of hotel experience. eating in heaven for me cuisine for those who aren't scared of heights. you're only. thirty minutes on. board. or. moving on beethoven. is work on the goddess for true now. the monster entries should. be told and speech to twenty. the world population is i