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eighty ip a civil aviation authorities now tosk with leading the project investigators hope to find clues amid the mangled wreckage explaining how this new boeing plane could crash site fost answers to this tragedy which can't come fast enough for ethiopians they've been gathering at the crash site the shock and grief this is caused is writ large on the faces of people then. our correspondent melanie heard the balls following the story for us in nairobi where that plane was headed says more details about the victims of yesterday's crash. details about the people from all over the world who are on board if the plane which never arrived here in nairobi are emerging according to canyon has the highest number of casualties but thirty two followed by canada with eighteen if european lost nine and italy the u.s. and china all had eight nationals on board the list of their names has been published and we're learning more about the people behind these numbers one of them for example was. he was born and raised in mombasa studied law in washington d.c. and was on his way to nairobi because the mot

medical lives tosked their save the life of a veteran. two of our v.a. heroes were wounded. one was severely wounded. veteran lived. employees, v.a. doctors, nurses, technicians, policeman have saved 243 veterans, just like the one our hero saved in palm beach. 2017, 19 veterans have not been saved. that is what today's ceremony is about. it is about pulling together the resources of the federal states,nt, our localities, charities, nongovernmental organizations, and coming together with a roadmap and resources to make sure that we no longer have those 19. theve said many times that mission of department of veterans affairs is to remind our fellow citizens why they sleep soundly at night. they sleep soundly at night because of the sacrifices of a select number of their fellow americans who have taken the affirmative step to serve in uniform. said, those 20, who every day take their own lives, 14 outside of our v.a. from mymost of them father's generation. his comrades from southeast asia. the laste for them, full measure of our devotion and this begins the closing of that ci

eight the p. a civil aviation authorities now tosk with leading the progress investigators hope to find clues amid the mangled wreckage explaining how this new boeing plane could crash site fost answers to this tragedy which can't come fast enough for ethiopians they have been gathering at the crash site the shock and grief this is caused is writ large on the faces of people they. well our correspondent no a curveball joins us now from nairobi where that flight was heading now on a good morning to you details have been emerging of who was on the flight what we know this one. brian we know that people from all over the world well on this plane according to here open minds kenya has the highest number of casualties thirty two kenyans were on board followed by canada with eighteen the last nine and the u.s. italy and china all had eight nationals on board as well the list of them names has been published and of course we're learning more and more about the people behind these numbers one of them for example was hedrick. he was born and raised in mombasa he was a law student in d.c. and he

of jeremy cauldrons labor gets into power we ask a member of the party's international development tosk force dr jason hill. plus socialism and the saxophone with award winning musicians a way took inch over similar going up in today's going underground fast tomorrow marks the thirtieth anniversary of an innovation that may be remembered in ten thousand years time the world wide web invented by british scientist him berners lee government funded before four billion were connected there was this number of hits on this machine it started off as a day when a year later it was a thousand and then a year later it was ten thousand a day but arguably most crucial to the world wide web was the absence of privatized entrepreneurial capitalists with intellectual property rights in one thousand nine hundred three cern management decided that the web should act as an open for all to use that was an extension decision. so the web we have if we had not.

that jeremy cauldrons labor gets into power we ask a member of the party's international development tosk force talk to jason. plus socialism and the saxophone with award winning musicians away took him over some more going up in today's going underground first tomorrow marks the thirtieth anniversary of an innovation that may be remembered in ten thousand years time the world wide web invented by british scientist him berners lee the e.u. government funded before four billion were connected there was this number of hits on this machine. the day that a year later two thousand and then a year later ten thousand but arguably most crucial to the world wide web was the absence of privatized entrepreneurial capitalists with intellectual property rights in one thousand nine hundred three cern management decided that the web should act as an open for all to use that as an extension decision. so the web we have if we had not had that document concerned we would not have the web but decades of public sector taxpayer money spent on communications infrastructure let alone centuries of publicly funde

mysterious egyptian sphynx saying that it remains unclear what london will do but you counsel present on tosk has urged lawmakers to give britain time to rethink its position you cannot betray the six million people who signed that petition to revoke article fifty. one million people. who are much thank you for a people's vote all the increasing much already of people who wants to remain in the european union. they may feel that they are not sufficiently represented by their u.k. parliament but they must feel that they are represented by you in this chamber because they are europeans thank you. straight to strasburg then we join i didn't just go matters welcome i go i'm strong words from donald tusk. absolutely and look donald tusk is known to be an emotional speaker he makes no secret of the fact that he things the u.k. should state should change its mind and seeing that keep the tears are now falling in line behind to reason may's plan beyond her deal shows that there is a fear among the tears that there may be off her all no breaks it at all that the remains site suddenly gets a momentum a

mase hand though she has got now going to go back to brussels on thursday to yet again request from tosk and all the rest of them that we have some sort of change some sort of update i think what's also very interesting to know is that uncle of muchel is doing all she possibly can and we talked about this only a very much ali about because you asked me about. many of the interest in europe you know mention many times as one in seven german cars is export into the u.k. german manufacturers the white goods and all of the cars b.m.w. mercedes and the rest of them they are all extremely desperate to make sure that that is a smooth transition and there is a crash out of the e.u. just ten days from now so two things will go back just briefly on the if they can't read both on got that they do not think it has to have substituted meaning a but i mean but i can't i mean it but it was killed but like i said i'm just killed so there's no little thing that could be done right it's not like you have one thing for hillary for which and all of a sudden it's a done deal writing that anyway and remember

attempting to restore life as they once knew it residents of soran have begun the slow tosk of rebuilding amongst the rubble suran is on a highway that connects the provincial capitals of hama and aleppo which made it a strategic target for armed groups it was an area syrian government troops and opposition forces for two of or for much of the seven years of conflict. the hama province experienced some of the largest protests against syrian president bashar al assad and some of the bloodiest crackdowns last year the syrian army's capture of soran meant it reversed most of the territorial gains i saw had made in the major offensive. so he took her children and left at the height of the fighting now she's returned owen was. there was a lot of destruction and chaos little by little we've made things better i hope to stay and watch my children grow and become successful as many of them the u.n. says those like are among around one point four million people who've returned to their homes in syria last year u.n. high commissioner for refugees filippo grandi visited to see the work being done to

now the president of the european council donald tosk has said that he will appeal to the twenty seven nations to be open for a long extension to the breck sit process meanwhile the u.k. parliament is set to vote later today that serves say on whether to ask the e.u. for an extension to that march twenty nine deadline on wednesday m.p.'s rejected the prospect of leaving the european union without any agreement so after they voted down trees a maze withdrawal agreement again for the second time. right we've got two of our correspondents on this today we've got natasha about there who's in paris she'll be giving us a little bit more about what they're thinking about the whole breck's in model in paris but there's a whole in london who's at the heart of it all and and jonah so donald tusk has come in with some comments which could be seen as perhaps helpful or not he's actually made the suggestion that britain needn't leave the e.u. or be prepared to leave the door must it really does it could actually be a good deal after that. yes i mean certainly a timely intervention from the presiden

. >> if somne were tosk you what is flow, what would you say? >> it is beautiful hair.r.>> for many seasons in may mean a trip to the barber, next year brings another chance to let it flow. from "sunday today," joe friar, saint paul, minnesota. >> trought out beyonce fans for those guys. >> joe, thank you very much. >> this week we highlight a life welllived. segregation in public schools were unconstitutional. not everyone in america were so happy to comply. jean fairfax spent her carkir ma sure they did. an educator and civil rights activist, she encouraged families to exercise the children's basic rights to go to school. in a famous 1964 case, fairfax, escorted the 6-year-old debra lewis as shent irated the elementary school in mississippi. debra's father was fired because of it. debra went to school. years later, a seet was named in her honor. in 1965, fairfax joined the naacp leader defense fund whe she worked until 1964 and steering federal money into poor black communities that needed it with initiatives loo i c ike the national school lunch programs. fairfax gre

attempting to restore life as they once knew it residents of soran have begun the slow tosk of free building amongst the rubble. suran is on a highway that connects the provincial capitals of hama and aleppo which made it a strategic target for armed groups it was an area syrian government troops and opposition forces for took over for much of the seven years of conflict. in the hama province experienced some of the largest protests against syrian president bashar al assad and some of the bloodiest crackdowns last year the syrian army's capture of saran meant most of the territorial gains eisel had made in a major offensive. so he took her children and left at the height of the fighting now she's returned owen was really there was a lot of destruction and chaos little by little we've made things better i had to stay and watch my children grow and become successful may not have them the u.n. says those like are among around one point four million people who've returned to their homes in syria last year u.n. high commissioner for refugees from the program visited to see the work being done to

attempting to restore life as they once knew it residents of sauron have begun the slow tosk rebuilding amongst the rubble. suran is on a highway that connects the provincial capitals of hama and aleppo which made it a strategic target for armed groups it was an area syrian government troops and opposition forces for took over for much of the seven years of conflict. in the hama province experienced some of the largest protests against syrian president bashar al assad and some of the bloodiest crackdowns last year the syrian army's capture of saran meant most of the territorial gains eisel had made in their major offensive. so he took her children and left at the height of the fighting now she's returned owen was really there was a lot of destruction and chaos little by little we've made things better i had to stay and watch my children grow and become successful not one of them the u.n. says those like are among around one point four million people who've returned to their homes in syria last year u.n. high commissioner for refugees from the program visited to see the work being done t