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grennell is a time bomb waiting to explode. he loves twitter and tv. he's the guy who doesn't know how to handle classified information. we think maybe he as a time bomb is going to explode sooner than donald trump. >> while we're sitting here talking about all of this, russia continues to do what they do. when it comes to that, not necessarily the side of things with the development but with trump's firing. can we do anything? do the american people have any recourse against russia? any barriers? sorry to ask a long question but quickly. >> so, quickly, what americans can do is make sure that early and often they are contacting their elected representatives to lodge their disagreement, their concern and their disgust with the ip ak that we see and they can make sure they register people to vote. if congress is not going to do the job, then the american people have to take it in their own hands come november. >> glen and katie, thank you both very much. >>> coronavirus still more than a global health crisis. it's also a financial one. >> the cost of do

germany 75 years since the 4 time bombing of dresden president frank focused on my own as the 10s of thousands did but once germans today to stand up against far right extremists. plus have big stream vacations gone too far one of the 2 german men who 1st crossed antarctica on foot 3 decades ago sounds the alarm about mass tourism on the person continent. i'm at the me how it welcome to the program there's been an alarming surge in infections and deaths from the corona virus which scientists are now calling the coded 90 the number of cases around the world has shot up to over 60250 deaths were recorded in one day in the chinese province where the outbreak began the u.s. government has criticized by jinks response saying there's been a lack of transparency. the new normal in will harm people taking extra precautions to avoid contagion from the coronavirus chinese media shows images of a massive response medical supplies being rushed to patients military medics on the move despite the spike in diagnosed cases officials are emphasizing a different number. from the 7th of february on eve

germany about 75 years since the war time bombing of dresden president frank focused on one as the 10s of thousands did but want germans today to stand up against far right extremism. plus have extreme vacations gone too far one of the 2 german men who 1st crossed them toxic or on foot 3 decades ago sounds the alarm about mass tourism on the pros and cons. i'm anthony howard bookham to the program there's been an alarming surge in infections and deaths from the corona virus which scientists are now calling coded 19 china is reporting 5000 new cases in a single day and the death toll has risen to nearly 1400 the u.s. government has criticised by jinks response to the operator saying there's been a lack of transparency. this is the new normal in will han people taking extra precautions to avoid contagion from coronavirus chinese media show a massive response medicines being rushed to patients doctors on the move despite the spike in cases officials are emphasizing a different number. starting from the 7th of february each day we've seen a big increase in cured and discharged patients lik

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to get a re—occurrence of breast cancer because you had been left with breast tissue, basically a time bomb ready to explode, ready to give you cancer, because he didn't remove it. ian paterson had treated thousands of patients. concerns had been raised about him in 2003, but he continued to practice, both in the nhs and the independent sector, until 2012. he'd moved between hospitals in the west midlands without criticism being shared between the places where he'd worked. two years ago, he was found guilty in a criminal court and his sentence for wounding later increased from 15 to 20 years. today, the man who chaired this inquiry said opportunities to stop paterson had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. colleagues avoided or worked around him. some could have known, others should have known, and a few must have known. his report makes 15 recommendations. including automatic suspension if a person is investigated and patients are considered at risk. and that the inform

not the 1st country to be surprised by a foreign investor claims these treaties are like a ticking time bomb for taxpayer sooner or later they so there's not a lot of public discussion of these cases not at all as well likewise i have a column in the newspaper and i try to. but the only thing i got from them was. berman and. that's because it's embarrassing to the trade department to see these treaties that they negotiated. and used against the country if you're a foreign investor and you want to leverage against the government of course you would have an interest in many cases to keep it all confidential because if you keep it confidential and the government keeps a confidential then they can do deals. to. force you like sit in an exit dodge let me loose with don't see until the deal you know could be the only kid to us you know. a 50 year old kid to do this work don't you see 26 next that dog isn't good enough. surely boehner said this only. talk about 20th century socialism this is when governments made mal investments and then they bailed out those mal investments until the economy went

not the 1st country to be surprised by a foreign investor claims these treaties are like a ticking time bomb for taxpayers sooner or later they so there's not a lot of public discussion of these cases no doubt about it as well likewise i have called them in the newspaper and i tried to open the gate but the only thing i got from them was about berman and ignorance that's because it's embarrassing to the trade department to see these treaties that they negotiated being used against the country if you're a foreign investor and you want to leverage against the government of course you would have an interest in many cases to keep it all confidential because if you keep it confidential and the government keeps their confidential they can do deals . illit in exit tavern 2 designs will soon amount to swim negotiate on 6 a new by city last chance to pass in an exit dodge i'm a blue suede don't you see until the deal you know crazy develop the gong will be to us you know perth at the kiddish where democratic a 50 year old contributor this works yeah please don't you see to a young citizen accept out

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the general in charge of stopping is warns of a ticking time bomb.round in the middle east, as they are looking for other places, areas across the globe and south—east asia is a place that is ripe for migration to this region. and it is a big challenge for the philippines, but everybody will unite and work together, collaborate and so that is would not be able to get a foothold in our region. there are corners of the rover the islamic state group is not in retreat, but where it's advancing. these open seas and poorly patrolled coastlines make it an easy extremist getaway. in thesejungles, a local insurgency has been upgraded. the islamic state group has made them more vicious, and broadened their ambition. 0nce filipino militants left here, and travelled to the deserts of syria and iraq to wage war. now the flow has been reversed and they are welcoming back battle hardened foreigners to the philippines. but is has firmly planted their black flag in the philippine jungle. local militants, the abu sayyaf group, barely speak arabic, but they were still

at which regulations a big created in many senses it feels as though we're sitting on a ticking time bomb we don't even have a fabulous field of ethics for technology there's voluntary codes by companies these are not legally enforceable you with exodus and or a consumer cannot use these to protect you in any way to derive no comfort from not so i think we're entering a really interesting space in terms of what it means to be human because as we become a more quantified world. there's going to such a temptation to take all data about you and reduce you to zeros and ones that is what is coming and whether or not you want that to happen to be something that's discussed now we're going to technology out and saying that this is going to change the way that we work and live within the next 51020 years to me that it's really worrying we need to elevate ethics for technology right to the top of the agenda. my advice would be no data is 100 percent secure. you should always be able to know who is taking your data how it's being used what right you have to correct or amend it. and whether or not y

legalized or medicinal in now in more states than not that's still a new phenomenon is all of this a time bomb. well it could be but that's where you know people the government regulatory agencies need to get their act together and say we need to have some standards we need to have some regulation to play regulatory process sees review processes that cetera it's happened for tobacco products thankfully took forever. but we even with tobacco products we're still in the early phases there's nothing like that out there for you know cannabis sort of t.h.c. products right new york university professor rim and i are a thank you for stepping into the big picture my pleasure and if you are the parent of a team here's the elevator speech version of the world health organization warning east cigarettes are particularly risky for adolescents young people who vapor are more likely to smoke cigarettes and they're at increased risk for heart disease and lung disorders and anyone of any age should know that pregnant women are vaporing for 2 and that the cigarettes can expose bystanders and that vaporing devi

to get a recurrence of breast cancer because you have been left with breast tissue, basically a time bomb in your chest ready to explode because he did not remove it. leave china if you can come up brits are told, as a death toll from coronavirus reaches more than 400. a court is told that the brother of the manchester arena bomber is equally guilty of the murder of the 22 people who died in the attack. a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the uk is to be brought forward by five years to 2035. and the generation that has never known life without the internet. half of all ten—year—olds have a smartphone. a rogue surgeon in the midlands was able to get away with hundreds if not thousands of botched operations because a health service was not —— turn a blind eye to his crimes. among staff at nhs, private hospitals and others. as a result five health professionals have been referred to the regulatory bottles. west midlands police are looking at another employee. and the inquiry is recommending the cases of more than 11,000 other patients should not be reassessed. their lives hav

to get a re—occurrence of breast cancer because you had been left with breast tissue, basically a time bombgive you cancer, because he didn't remove it. ian paterson had treated thousands of patients. concerns had been raised about him in 2003, but he continued to practise, both in the nhs and the independent sector, until 2012. he'd moved between hospitals in the west midlands without criticism being shared between the places where he'd worked. two years ago he was found guilty in a criminal court and his sentence for wounding later increased from 15 to 20 years. today the man who chaired this inquiry said opportunities to stop paterson had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. colleagues avoided or worked around him. some could have known, others should have known, and a few must have known. his report makes 15 recommendations. including automatic suspension if a person is investigated and patients are considered at risk. and that the information is passed on to their ot

nobody really bombed this time. bloomberg bombs last time. he didn't bomb this time, so he saved himself for the fight for super tuesday. biden did decently, came across as somewhat articulate and with energy from a different joe biden tonight, which is huge for him on the eve of south carolina. but face it, laura, it's a three-way race. bernie, bloomberg, and sanders. >> laura: doesn't it seem and after new hampshire became fairly clear who the three were going to be. ari is right, it's down to those three. tom steyer is just blathering up there. klobuchar, she was very intent on what she was saying, and buttigieg tried to be very earnest, but none of those guys -- none of those people are going to be president, so they are just making it more likely that bernie becomes- the ultimae nominee. i'm going to stick to what ini said weeks ago on this, that if you don't drop out and coalesce behind one alternative to bernie, bernie is going to run away with it and will be over by the first week, second week of march. >> so, yeah, i mean, bernie is d

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people are demanding they are coming up with we want to do this in this in this so they the it's a time bomb and then know that many heroes and people are saying we need to join this group because they're talking about lent and we are seeing lent is what we have been dropped off by the germans and if people also start getting into the farms of the germans i don't know how their brothers and sisters will react in berlin. even jim is that's feeling unsafe in the media. i don't know how it will affect. the millions. development 8 that the gym and government gives to log on minute to minute pilate them not to support the genocide. because of all why richard is sauce this is the way the european condrey divided themselves in his hip and that giving him and government decided to come in i mean and decided also to do these to get in the people that. these seaborne men made small only. because where do not a lot of own thought that's good and that it is. very noble extremely mission order . to cuba. when we don't know how soon is one a little these landowners you are quoting landowners will hear fro

there's never been a ticking time bomb hanging over our heads. you know, this isn't one war or one issue and one place. this is the future of the entire planet. it's a global thing, and it's very, very, very urgent. >> reporter: this idea of protesting, getting arrested isn't new for you, but you're not in your 30s anymore. when you started this kind of activism, how tough is it now getting arrested and spending a night in jail? >> most of the time we're engaging in civil disobedience, which is a time-honored, noble thing to do. you get held for a little while. you pay $50 and you get let go. but it does attract media attention. that's why you're here. >> reporter: which is why we're here. >> yeah, so that's what we need to do. people do tend to say, well, my god, she's almost 82. if she can do it, i can do it. it's the next step up. >> reporter: for fonda, it's important that she's not just talking the talk. a lot of people in the you, and they certainly in tnotice you i your red coat. >> i went to neiman's, neiman's, it's becoming a thing, cons

i never knew i was walking around with a ticking time bomb in my head. >> now held in solitary, justdays away from his death penalty trial, nick was given a new neighbor. >> charles cat lieno was placed in a cell next will to me. he was pseudo checking in on my welfare. nick, are you okay? trying to lure me into conversation. >> charles catalano provided testimony in other cases. we didn't know the extent of it at the time. that would be of interest to a jury. we have a professional informant on the witness assistant. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only takes a few seconds, and it won't affect your credit score. finally! a totally different way to finance your ride. only from carvana. the new way to buy a car. robinwithou

that time bomb we saw explode in nevada did see in south carolina.t's going to serve him well. >> we did not see the turnout increase in iowa and nevada. >> but -- this is why south carolina's important. -- this is why south carolina is important. not a caucus. a primary. so the idea of time, what's going on, so south carolina is an interesting place to test the thesis of whether or not the sanders campaign will actually expand the electorate. >> biden is probably going to win. as we noted he doesn't have the resources or ground game to play much in super tuesday. doing four sunday talk shows the next day. trying to gin up momentum going into that and needs virginia with a large african-american population and maybe a place to win and bernie sanders will come out of tuesday largely triumphant and he is going to have -- might be a two or three-person race. michael bloomberg if he wants to stay in this but it's as much as biden to try to spin it as the comeback kid which is sort of an interesting place as the national front-runner most of the year and

folks are not ticking time bombs that we fear.n't that many of them, and b, the concern that this could explode in this country is just unfounded. you agree with that? >> i don't think that we could get to that conclusion right now. we still need to know more about the virus. it has asymmetric contagion, which means if you don't have any symptoms, you can still be contagious. that is very problematic that people can move around. i would not be in a situation of panic, but we should be in a situation on alert to get more information. today we did get some of that information. some of the discussion has been when temperatures get warmer, that coronavirus tends to go down. we learned that they are seeing cases in singapore right now. singapore is pretty hot. it is a hot environment. they are not sure that this will necessarily be the case with this virus. quite frankly, it is frustrating that we don't have more of our folks in china. the chinese government has not been open to having the types of cdc folks would like to have on the g

it's like a ticking time bomb. ont took the number and round ed it up and compared to levels finding in public water supply, community wasn't told, government regulate ofers -- regulateovers the water. the cows were drinking a thousand times that level. there's analysis, what would this do to cows, it was pretty clear what was going on in the landfill. after i solved all of this we were able to settle the case for family and at that swing we now know, i'm looking at information showing the chemical is in the drinking water of tens of thousands of people, likely have been there for years, decades, nobody knows. the public hasn't been told. we had draft press releases, what would we say if we are asked about this, they never went out. the government agencies haven't been told. in 2001i sat down and decided this is a massive health threat. this chemical wasn't just used in taking trveciÓn -- fast-food wrappers, stain resistant carpet ing, fire fighting foams. wide variety of consumer product s, the fact that it was fou

several streets in central london have been cordoned off for a second time in twenty four hours, after an unexploded world world two bombme in its 33 year history in the uk ikea has confirmed plans to shut one of its large uk stores. more than 350 jobs are expected to go at the coventry branch of the swedish furniture and home improvement giant. the store had opened in 2007 and cost 35 million pounds to build. it was a night of chaos, confusion and embarassment in the us state of iowa as the process of choosing a democratic candidate to fight donald trump for the presidency in november got underway. results from the iowa caucuses have been delayed for hours —— after an app designed to collate the figures failed. when officials tried to phone in the figures, the lines became jammed. 0ur correspondent chris buckler reports from the state capital des moines. for the democrats in each of the candidates this was meant to be a big night. the caucus seems a moment to secure up momentum in the battle to secure up momentum in the battle to become the party's candidate. but there was nothing there because there was nothing there

but he's acting like a real scum bagby telling me he never objected and then telling me i was a time bomb, firecracker or something. >> hand grenade. >> it was a hand grenade. you have the president denying it. you have john bolton telling one story, the president telling another. there is a way to find out the truth. sometimes you can put someone under oath, right? the senate is not going to do that. now from a political standpoint, joe, it is interesting. there's lamar alexander doctrine now which is republican senators can say, oh, i believe all this happened. i believe john bolton's story here. i believe it could get even worse than that but i still don't think the president should be removed. i still don't want to hear everything john bolton has to say under oath. >> that's the hard part for them. it's legitimate to say something doesn't reach a threshold. that's a decision a senator has to make with his own conscience and having talked to his constituents. you can't extend that and say there are evidence out there, witnesses out there, but we don't want to hear it. what they're sayi

it's like a ticking time bomb. nt took the number and round ed it up and compared to levels finding in public water supply, community wasn't told, government regulate ofers -- regulateovers the water. the cows were drinking a thousand times that level. there's analysis, what would this do to cows, it was pretty clear what was going on in the landfill. after i solved all of this we were able to settle the case for family and at that swing we now know, i'm looking at information showing the chemical is in the drinking water of tens of thousands of people, likely have been there for years, decades, nobody knows. the public hasn't been told. we had draft press releases, what would we say if we are asked about this, they never went out. the government agencies haven't been told. in 2001i sat down and decided this is a massive health threat. this chemical wasn't just used in taking trveciÓn -- fast-food wrappers, stain resistant carpet ing, fire fighting foams. wide variety of consumer product s, the fact that it was foun

but probably something like a ticking time bomb not knowing it was going through air conditioning people >>> dozens of people under another coronavirus quarantine were released yesterday in san diego. meanwhile china reporting other decline the new virus cases of other countries try to take the outbreak, travel restrictions in china are still in place. >> good news involving the flu season. u.s. health agencies report the flu vaccine is working far better than it has in years past. medical experts credit the vaccine for cutting the number of flu related doctors by about 45% in the u.s. this year. they're hoping more people will get their flu shot in the weeks ahead. >> it gives you the extra bit of protection you need against what can be a very devastating and even deadly disease. >> the flu shot is even more effective against protecting children. the government says the vaccine reduces doctor visits for use by a good%. >>> rest of his at it again, that was the warning to congress from intelligence officials according to the new york times. in a classified your 13th briefing, officials t

. >> probably resembled something like being on a ticking time bomb not knowing if it's coming through air conditioning or from people handling our food. >> dozens of people under another coronavirus quarantine were released in san diego thursday. >> i'm just excited to go back to work actually. >> they had been staying at marine corps air station in miramar. the group includes folks who flew into san diego after they evacuated wuhan, china. >> we have half a dozen doctors and nurses and other medical technicians who are circulating among them for the entire flight. >> meanwhile, china is reporting another decline in new virus cases. this comes as other countries try to contain the outbreak. south korea has seen more than 200 cases of the virus. it now as the largest number of infected patients outside of china and the diamond princess. >> we are working closely with the government to fully understand the transmission dynamics that led to this increase. >> travel restrictions are still in place amid the outbreak. the centers for disease control and prevention advises people to avoid no

several streets in central london have been cordoned off for a second time in 24 hours, after an unexploded world world ii bombme in its 33—year history in the uk, ikea has confirmed plans to shut one of its large uk stores. more than 350 jobs are expected to go at the coventry branch of the swedish furniture and home improvement giant. the store had opened in 2007 and cost £35 million to build. the old bailey has been told that the brother of the manchester arena bomber was equally guilty, of killing the 22 people who died in the attack. hashem abedi denies murder, the attempted murder of those who survived, and conspiring with his brother salman to cause an explosion at the ariana grande concert in 2017. our correspondent dan johnson is at the old bailey. dan, bring us up—to—date on what has been said there today. this case opened with a real statement ofjust how devastating that bomb was. 22 people died, 91 were seriously injured, 111 had to receive hospital treatment, and the prosecution barrister said there were hundreds more who had been in effect —— had been affected by the psychological trauma of what

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even if you can barely sta, it is time toun. with bombsalling nearby, the abdulaziz family are trying to pack up and goorhe fourth time. take the children inside, says ibrahim, a parent's instinct, but he knows they are not safe there either. ibrahim says they fled their village in idlib because o bombing but the war catches up wherever they go. they have joined aroup going to a camp near the border, already overflowing the-- preside assad says he i battling terrorists in idlib explain that to this seven-year-old and her brothers, dazed and frightened after surviving an airstrike. senior u.n. officialsre pleading verrilli cease fire -- pleading for a cease-fire, pleading for the global d community to fs conscience. >> the failure to deal with this is shameful. it is a terrible indictment on the state of t world at the beginning of the 21st century that the international community cannot come together and say it is not ok to bomb women and children. troops into idl, where itng more backs some of the rebel troops opsing the rege. president e

determine whether kosovo can safely defuse the potential time-bomb it has willingly imported. the rest of europe is watching with trepidation. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in kosovo. >> woodruff: the fallout from the 2008 global financial crisis revealed that some of the world's largest and mostrf po banks were deeply involved in an arr of risky and reckless financial dealings that helped bring down the economy. as paul solman tells us, germany's giant deutsche bank took a particularly aggressive tack, the consequences of which are still playing out today. his conversation is part of our regular series on business and economics, "making sense." >> reporter: deutsche bank began by fundingerman industry and risky railroads the 19th century, and helped bankroll the nazis in the 20th from the end of world war ii to the '90s. it was a traditional lender. but as global finance went high-tech, high-risk, deutsc bank joined the game, becoming a banker to russian oligarchs, iran, and the principal lender to donald trump, before he ran for office, after he'done bankrupt by

we don't even have time to remove our dead. [bombsplosions] there are heavy defenses on the ridges overlooking this plain. they draw a bead on us again. fivechase us off there times. we came back six. ♪ we brought in our wounded, and we took a breather. ♪ the injured are carried to the , plasma is given on the way , hospital dugouts are ready for anything. ♪ and we are ready to advance again. -- whistle being blown] we call for artillery. [artillery fire] [continuous explosions] duel develops at night. [continuous explosions] one of our ammunition dumps goes up. ♪ weeks, we have cleaned up plenty of japs between here and i, but there is still a lot of violence to be taken, with plenty of japs fighting from pillboxes and caves. we have to go and dig them out, one by one. [heavy machine gun fire] ♪ when we can't dig them out, we burn them out. ♪ [explosions] ♪ [heavy gunfire] while we fought, we prayed. ♪ wreckage along the beach was only a small part of the cost of 26 days of fighting. ♪ beautiful queenie. and there were other names to

the fate of these children it seems they have a difficult future they've been displaced several times the bombs death and destruction let's since did they commit to experience all this misery here and live and yet it is a place of hope in a region that leaves so little reason for hope in the end it is children who are hardest hit by war not terrorists. severe flooding on new zealand's south island have forced thousands of people to flee their homes and farms as well as leaving tourists stranded all days of heavy rain have triggered landslides and left parts of the island cut off authorities have declared a state of emergency for the region. sure renshaw rains have resulted in flash flooding on new zealand's south island leaving roads properties even entire towns and brewing. for many local residents who have seen their fair share of adverse weather conditions down the years it's the worst they've ever witnessed. as bad as i've seen it in terms of level and and i understand it is the most it's ever gone through this channel but it's not only the locals who are suffering earlier this week rescue

times a day. what's going on. it's cold the bombing and the plane crashed we were where we were. very narrow a village get us out of here. come and get us. i want to but i can't we need to get passports for you but a lot of other things i can bring you over here. we're going to die the planes are bombing us the army is very close. the only adult member of the family says show his face uncle everybody is heading north camping in the olive groves sleeping in the open unprotected even though it's bitterly cold the united nations estimates that more than 700000 people from it a province have fled their homes many are heading towards turkey but they're not being allowed in the refugee camps are overcrowded it's freezing and there's a lack of drinking water and food. but there's no sign of that and the fighting continues. at home would do anything he could to rescue his children from danger but he can't all he can do is follow events from berlin. nobody notices people see me and think i'm doing fine but inside i die a 1000 deaths every day and my heart goes out to my children and to al

deep checks the news from syria on social media all the time where did the latest bomb fall who or what was hit while he is in safety here in germany the rest of his family are in mortal danger and. he is desperately worried. when i. drink i think of my children do they have anything to eat do they have a warm blanket or. his sons mohammad n n 9 in 10 years old he had to leave them with their grandparents and it left he thought it too dangerous to flee with them if the internet is working he calls them several times a day. what's going on. it's cold the bombing and the plane crashed we were where we were at the. very narrow village get us out of here. come and get us. i want to but i can't we need to get passports for you and lots of other things i can bring you over here. we're going to die the planes are bombing us the army is very close. and the only adult member of the family says show his face. everybody is heading north camping in the olive groves sleeping in the open unprotected even though it's bitterly cold the united nations estimates that more than 700000 people from it a pro

the fate of these children it seems they have a difficult future they've been displaced several times the bombs death and destruction left since did they commit to experience all this misery here in england and yet it is a place of hope in a region that leaves so little reason for hope in the end it is children who are hardest hit by war not terrorists. in other news libya's warring factions have met for face to face ceasefire talks brokered by the un in geneva they're trying to end years of conflict between rival governments fighting has continued since last month's conference in berlin in which foreign powers powers pledged to stay out of the war. there's been a 2nd day of unrest on the greek island of less balls with police again breaking up a protest staged by hundreds of migrants there angry over poor conditions and slow process saying the island's camp's one camp on the island is operating at 6 times its capacity. and somali authorities and the united nations have called for urgent humanitarian assistance amid a food shortage that they say could threaten millions of people they say the si

the fate of these children it seems they have a difficult future they've been displaced several times the bombs death and destruction what since did they commit to experience all this misery here and live and yet it is a place of hope in a region that leaves so little reason for hope in the end it is children who are hardest hit by war not terrorists. and in other news now somalian authorities and the united nations have called for urgent humanitarian assistance amid a food shortage that could threaten millions of people they say the situation could be made worse by swarms of locusts that have been damaging crops across east africa . climate protestors briefly forced the closure of b.p.'s london headquarters on wednesday morning activists placed hundreds of solar panels outside of the building they say that they wanted to show the oil and gas companies new chief executive what he needs to do to tackle the climate emergency at least 9 people were arrested . the german engineering group siemens has come under fire from environmental activists because of its involvement in a big new opencast coal

available to build a bomb shelters on that scale everything was reserved for the war effort civil defense wasn't a top priority as we can read in official documents from that time. some measures were taken but it was haphazard due to having to deal with the various responsible party and state bureaucracy is. a simple it's hard for you. with. a campaign of saturation bombing against german cities have been approved by the british government in 1942 the attacks were carried out by the royal air force bomber command headed by air marshal arthur house. now a lot of people. well that never been tried yet. among us. a cynic might say it wasn't about trying to destroy the weapons factories which were very hard to hit but about killing the people who worked in those factories and destroying a city's infrastructure. which in turn would reduce its importance to the military . court and in that regard the plan proved successful concept or course and. in early february the leaders of britain the soviet union and the us met at yale to discuss their war strategy. prime minister churchill agreed to support the soviets fans into germany by stepping up air raids on cities the i

the fate of these children it seems they have a difficult future they've been displaced several times the bombs death and destruction left since did they commit to experience all this misery here in england and yet it is a place of hope in a region that leaves so little reason for hope in the end it is children who are hardest hit by war not terrorists. well for about a year in school children in many countries around the world have been heeding the call of activists great to tourne back to strike for climate action but health for has teaching moved to reflect the climate the science of climate change well one education authority in the north east of england aims to be the 1st in the world to have a climate change teacher in every state primary and secondary school recognised by the united nations take a look. at the science experiment a 6th grade class in the northern english town of hexham tries making fire with different types of fuel the teacher meryl botch elder asks her pupils the difference between energy derived from paraffin and ethan all bella answers that only ethan allen is carbon n