the story of poland is the story of people who never lost hope, never been broken and never forgotten who they are and today in the heart of warsaw, standing humbly before the tomb of the unknown soldier, we have gathered to bear witness to the courage of the great people, the spirit of a great nation and the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. while the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in the path of a massive storm, today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion, followed by heroismble hardship and of the polish people. during the decades of untold struggle and suffering that followed the outbreak of world war ii, the polish people never lost hope. you never gave in to despair and you never let go of your 1000 year history. in the years that follow this , your light shone in the darkness and the darkness did not overcome it. the character, faith and determination of the polish people made all the difference. it would, in time, turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. usis difficult for any of [inaudible] the horrors that began 80 years ago. of nazieeks, the armies soviet divided this country

the story of poland is the story of people who never lost hope. never been broken. never ever forgotten who they are. today, in the heart of warsaw standing humbly before the tomb of the unknown soldier, we have gathered to bear witness the courage of a great people. to the spirit of a great nation, and to the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. while the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in their path of a , today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion followed by unspeakable hardship. heroism of the bull polish people. ofing the five decades untold struggle and suffering that follow the outbreak of world war ii the polish people never lost oh. -- you never gave into despair and you never let go of your thousand year history. followed thethat yearsyears ago, -- 18 ago, your light shone in the darkness. the darkness did not overcome it. the character, faith and determination of the polish people made all the difference. in time turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. it is difficult for any of us -- are not within weeks, the armies of nazi germany from the west, and the communist soviet unio

the story of a people who never lost hope, who have never been broken, who have never, ever forgotten who they are, and ,oday, in the heart of warsaw standing humbly before the tomb of the unknown soldierwe gathered to bear witness to the courage of a great people, to the spirit of a great nation, and to the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. well the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in the path of a remembertorm, today we how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion. followed by unspeakable hardship. of the polish people. decades offive sufferinguggle and that followed the outbreak of world war ii, the polish people never lost hope. despair, youe into never let go of the thousand year history. thise years that followed day 80 years ago, your life shown in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it. the character, faith, and determination of the polish people made all the difference. it would, in time, turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. it is difficult for any of us who are not poles to fathom the horrors that began here 80 years ago on the first of september, 1939. within weeks, the armies of na

of the polish people. now follows a military ceremony. there will be a ringing of the peace as well as a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier which is referenced in those speeches. our political correspondent peter craven also our correspondent from the polish service which actually was in the studio with us watching these very somber ceremonies today. perhaps your thoughts on some of the words that we've heard from those 3 men. i believe after having heard the address by the polish president. i guess we can now understand why a lot of reporting hasn't been really quite it's more so. and indeed. in some. more of the ceremony here let's listen in and and then we can comment a bit more in the speeches. all dogs you want to watch for shit. not imam. ali not. object to a. sham of a maestro use our feet. on. those somebody tonight about it's of the. shutdown. that ceremony squadron having set up which are good obama's done. ladies and gentlemen you know most of the ceremony of ringing a very remembrance in the warning bell will take place it's a symbolic and a momentous event of the ringing the bell the head of the delegation th

of poland is the story of a people who never lost hope. never been broken, who have never, ever forgotten who they are. today, in the heart of warsaw, standing humbly before the tomb of unknown soldiere've gathered to bear witness to the courage of a great people. to the spirit of a great nation and to the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. while the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in the path of a massive storm, today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion followed by unspeakable hardship and heroism of the bold polish people. during the five decades of untold struggle and suffering that followed the outbreak of world war ii, the polish people never lost hope. you never gave into despair. and you never let go of your thousand--year history. in the years that followed this day, 80 years ago your life shown in the darkness and the darkness did not overcome it. the character, faith and determination of the polish people made all the difference. it would in time turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. it is difficult for any of us who fathom the horrors here 80 years ago. within the weeks t

of poland is the story of a people who never lost hope. never been broken who have never ever forgotten who they are today in the heart of warsaw. standing humbly before the tomb of the unknown soldier we've. gathered to bear witness. to the courage of a great people. to the spirit of a great nation and to the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. while the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in the path of a massive storm. today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century. broke into warfare and invasion. followed by unspeakable hardship. and heroism. of the bold polish people. during the 5 decades of. untold struggle and suffering that followed the outbreak of world war 2. the polish people never lost hope. you never gave in to despair. and you never let go of your 1000 year history. in the years that followed this day 80 years ago. your light shone in the darkness. and the darkness did not overcome it. the character faith and determination of the polish people. made all the difference. it would in time turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. it is difficult for any of us who are not poles to fathom the horrors that began here 8

a memorial built in honor of soviet and slovenian soldiers the thoughts used was poured all the way from russia was itself live from the eternal flame of the tomb of the unknown soldier next to the crown that presented from the russian embassy as well as russian and slovenia veterans were among those attending the ceremony is a reminder of slovenia's plight under nazi occupation. instead of money in slovenia spent to serve as a reminder of the soviet union's role in the liberation of europe from nazi germany and the price both nations paid some of the veterans who attend the event memories of the war. i joined the liberation front in 1942 and fortress till the end of the war battalion were carried after greatest number of attacks against the nazis at the age of 17 i was the commander of the italian so i still remember how we fought against the italians we took a position on the hill just minutes before they came we had to fight back with grenades it was hard to shoot their battalion managed to break down their resistance and won the battle we were very brave back then and what happened in those days should never again be repeated in the history of humanity wa

a memorial built in honor of soviet and slovenian soldiers the torch use was brought all the way from russia and was itself led at the eternal flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next the kremlin some of that arens who attended the event share their memories of the war with us. i joined the liberation front in 1942 and fought for it till the end of the war bitterly and carried out the greatest number of attacks against nancy's at the age of 17 i was the commander of the battalion i still remember how we fought against the italians we took a position on a hill just minutes before they came we had to fight back with grenades it was hard to shoot there a battalion managed to break down their resistance and won the battle we were very brave back then what happened in those days should never again be repeated in the hay. street humanity. was slow me russia slovenia yugoslavia ole of the fraternal nations were fighting against the nazis back then i was a partisan i still remember how we were recapturing weapons and provisions from our enemy just to keep the resistance alive i'm sure that what happened during the times of war will never be repeated with passi

at a memorial built in on a of soviet of slovenian soldiers the torch used was bought all the way from russia and was itself from the tunnel flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next to the kremlin representatives from the russian embassy as well as russian and slipping investments were among those attending the ceremony is remind us living is plight and then must not see up to patient. that's the weekly i'm rose on a low could not have more of the biggest stories from the past 7 days in about half an hour's time. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm sure business i'll see you there. exists is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're in the bad words they're the litterbugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all of this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. mailer as soon as law sets for their plastic classics a cost me on my end our next day when you go into a special proj

a memorial built in honor of soviet and slovenian soldiers the torch use was brought all the way from russia and was itself lit at the eternal flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next the kremlin ceremony in slovenia is meant to serve as a reminder of the soviet union's role in the liberation of europe from nazi germany and that the price that both nations paid here's a reminder of sliminess plight under nazi occupation. a little. conference in germany for web developers boasting a rich and diverse lineup was cancelled after it was criticized for having too few guest speakers who were women this year's conference seems to have gone with the white males only conference lineup shame is 2019 we can do better there were numerous speakers with 2 sessions myself included workshop in the session but no women at all i'm not comfortable that they were going to answer say that only one woman submitted a session proposal critics argue though that those behind the event should have reached out to more women we asked our guests for their thoughts. fact is that women are still half the population i think we're just marginally over the half and the people who seem to

is a memorial built in honor of soviet and slovenian soldiers to choose was put all the way from russia and was itself lit from the eternal flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next to the. tremlett presented this from the russian embassy as well as russians living in veterans were among those in attendance at the ceremony is a reminder of slovenia's plight under nazi occupation. appreciate you staying with us here on our team to national this season do stick around if you count updates and our top stories in just over half and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. oh why a paradise with some all year round turned into a round the experimentation field for agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people where one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government

at a memorial built in honor of soviet influence soldiers the torch use was brought all the way from russia and was itself lit from the eternal flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next to the kremlin representatives from the russian embassy as well as russian and slipping in veterans were among those attending the ceremony is a reminder of slovenia's plight and the nazi occupation. force. elegy international thanks for joining us this evening with updates and often. you know world big part of a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed working class there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't t

of interest. indeed simon and we're seeing now i think the wreath laying ceremony just getting under way there in warsaw at the tomb of the unknown soldier let's listen to. shockey price those of contortions to have more. options shuffled to have the opponent not to come out over. the reef laying ceremony has now concluded. the heads of the delegations to return to the grandstand. the mob will begin thing. so this is essentially the conclusion of a job and that's part of the ceremonies that we've been seeing there and at this has since the square in warsaw as we just heard the announcer say the wreath laying ceremony and has a concluded there will be a military honorary escort leaving the square of course that the delegates representatives from more than 40 countries as well will leave the square and simon if you can still hear us there what is your sense from covering this in poland how important this ceremony has been to poland now in. marking 8 years since the start of the world world war 2. yes sumi i think it is very important to poles to remember. not just of course the start of world war 2 but the many years of suffering the follo

few hours' time, and there will be a military ceremonial changing of the guard, the laying of a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldiers from mike pence and the polish and german leaders. then they will go for a dinner at the royal castle, and the evening well and with a performance of classical music, a polish requiem, which will be performed by polish musicians and sung by a german choir. a powerful storm threatening the bahamas and south—eastern coast of the us has grown to category four, and is expected to strengthen even more. states of emergency have been declared across many of the regions at risk, including florida, where residents are preparing for when the storm hits land. president trump has described the incoming hurricane dorian as "extremely dangerous". the hurricane is roaring in, it could be a big one. we are hoping that it may be makes a right and goes up north, but that is about a 5% chance, it is not looking good. and it's one of the biggest hurricanes we've seen in a long time, a long time, so it could be very devastating. donald trump talking about the impending arrival of hurricane dorian. as we'

the arc de triomphe. this is a photograph of him in front of that paris landmark, where he first placed flowers on the tomb of the unknown french soldier underneath the arc and where he relit france's eternal flame that the germans had a stink -- extinguished four years earlier. he then set out down the champs d'lysee. military parade of his .ommanders, general leclerc along with civilian leaders and leaders of the resistance. the estimates of the crowd varied. de gaulle said there were 2 million. maybe. but, i think we can see in this photograph, there are certainly tens of thousands of parisians who showed up for this parade. wh their way down to the arc de triomphe, as de gaulle and the rest of his followers approached that city gunfire rang out. sending people ducking in confusion for cover. there was chaos because no one knew where the gunfire was coming from and who was doing the shooting. de gaulle, however, was absolutely unshaken. continued tong, he move forward across that square to the car that by design was to take him to notre dame cathedral. hen he got to notre dame, was met outside by city officials, others of his milita