and the us army issued a warning letter a year too late saying skin and our contact should be avoided it also recommended wearing special protective gear while standing near the contaminated boxes cadmium is a highly toxic substance known to cause cancer it affects the central nervous system and can also cause kidney failure inhalation can even be fatal on receiving the warning letter david patterson contacted the us army the a reaction was one of the they are treating it as lot was a just not. dangerous just the day before the inspector arrived from the german authorities they ripped out every case of the fifty cases then what they did they actually got all these fifty cases and in the pittman one era often to the sun the wind the rain and was only three metres from a drainage system and unions in germany have reportedly already raised the alarm over the working conditions at the us military base urging the authorities to take action the army though says the equipment was mishandled in june some equipment was cleaned incorrectly this was done by eight employees in one department we g

well in it's warning letter sent a year later the us army said that skin and eye contact to be avoided and also recommended wearing special protective gear while standing near the contaminated boxes one of the risks was that was that a cadmium covering the equipment could become airborne and then breathed in it is a substance that can cause cancer it can affect the nervous system tim can also cause kidney failure it keeps intel ation may even cause death on receiving the warning letter david patterson contacted the us army the a reaction was one of the they are treating it as though it was a post dust not. dangerous dust before the inspector arrived from the german authorities they ripped out every case of the fifty cases then what they did they actually got all these fifty cases and then the policeman one era or the sun the wind the rain it was only three metres from a dream which system while unions in germany have reportedly already raised the alarm over the working conditions at the u.s. military base urging the authorities to take action but the army says that the equipment was mi

a british man who worked as an inspector at an american military base in germany is now suing the us army and david paterson and his colleagues were unknowingly exposed to a high concentration of a toxic substance cadmium with the u.s. army sending a warning letter only a year after the job was finished back in twenty seventeen the man was overseeing the cleaning of contaminated equipment. a couple of minutes from head to should i was covered in this white powdery substance but like talking very fine variable and not laws we actually started cleaning all these boxes. any training information. any any knowledge of the danger or actually doing those boxes whatsoever and it's warning letter sent a year too late the us army said that skin and eye contact should be avoided but also recommended wearing special protective gear while standing near the contaminated boxes now one of the risks was that the cadmium covering the equipment could become airborne and then of course it could be breathed in and i could be as a highly toxic substance that can cause cancer it affects the central nervous syst

us. and the army we have request a comment from the us army and other firms involved in this contract plenty of stories still to come here in the mix of your monday program on r t international we are back in just about. anyone else still seems wrong. but all wrong just don't call. me old yet to say proud disdain etiquette and in detroit equals betrayal. when something is find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to the press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. stories here or not see a movie star steven seagal has been appointed the russian foreign ministry special representative on humanitarian ties between moscow and washington or the move was met with criticism in the western media but here is mr seagal playing a concert in some vast crimea in two thousand and fourteen just months after the peninsula was an expired russia. maybe he's controlled the case should th

military base in north already used to take action over u.s. army official in deny any issues injured some equipment was cleaned in correctly this was done by eight employees in one department. we get the boxes civilians we work in the boxes we clean the quint get the believe that we are responsible for everything why the boxes not locked dangerous why they're not locked up as do not touch special training required i've been in the know or was there working for the same company sixteen months until i almost an asked until i demanded that we have blood tests until i demanded that we have some type of action on these boxes i was sacked from the m. and e. global resources and i am taking them to court for a legal sakhi then we shall stalk about your s. eagle and the army we have requested comment from the us army and other firms involved in the contract are still to come here on our to international a man with down syndrome who was carrying a toy gun is shot dead by swedish police details after the break. i've been saying the numbers mean something the

generalicer commissary for the us army who oversaw removal. agents on the field reported up. it.papers are reporting on havingigenous voice, i'm it hard to find that for the choctaw, but the charities that are reading this, they are using the reason to protest her own removal because they see what is happening to the choctaw. there is more of a paper trail than i could ever look at in my lifetime. what is missing though, what other historians perhaps have overlooked is the indigenous voice. i'm going to try to look hard for that. steve: why is this your passion? paul: why is this my passion? [laughter] in a very general sense, americans know what happened to indigenous people, that they were forced off of their land to reservations in the west. i do not think americans fully that thatramatic toll took on indigenous people and the legacy for american history. onelegacy of the story is is that america is maybe not an exceptional nation that many are led to believe. global trafficking still goes on today. that is part of the american story which makes as part of a global history

exciting results the team in the us likewise experimenting with electrical brain stimulation the us army is using the research to a drone pilots who have to stare at screens for hours on end looking for the proverbial needles in haystacks the slightest lapse in concentration could mean disaster. transcranial brain stimulation can significantly increase concentration and attention span. so we're looking at our future. first entry here too but inevitably there will be debate over the extent to which we should employ something like neuro enhancement to improve the natural functions of the brain events doesn't and i'm among those who see it with a critical eye because you have to ask yourself just how much you're willing to interfere and such an organized we only do it with other organs when they're not functioning like putting a pacemaker in a diseased heart and you've always got to ask what side effects are going to have and to what extent boosting one particular brain ability might weaken another. but lots of questions are open so this form of brain doping is still a distant crossed. and

eagle and the army and we've requested comment from the us army and other firms involved in the contracts we'll let you know they're up their response when we head back from. around twenty ultra-orthodox jews have been arrested at a rally against army conscription. i i was. i hundreds of people took to the streets in the city of what had been a broch blocking traffic as follows the arrest of a religious student who failed to report to military listen to office police try to break up a sit in using water cannon a limited number of religious students in israel are exempt from military service but only if they report to be authorities and prove their status a month ago a bill was passed cutting funding for religious colleges that failed to meet their enlistment quotas. and other headlines wildfires raging across california have become the second largest in the state's history the fires doubled in size just over the weekend and disaster has claimed the lives of at least seven people prompting the government to declare a major disaster swathes of forest have been destroyed along with dozens of

you can find so many states with the cross of the flags nobody objected big the states surrounding us army sergeant states nobody protest against it why is this wave of protect protest is is made against the jews that is is that the only democratic states in all this region mejor all me this question please well the whole thing is a controversy about this law there is nothing good actually about this law this law in first place doesn't include elements which is essential for having a proper a normal life in this country as it is more almost twenty percent of the society in israel is not jewish and the way it's transfer all those who are not jews to a second class citizens and after this law and that's were for this law doesn't suit israeli society doesn't suit the communities within the states who are part of the society and want to remain interferences rallies and therefore this low has to be removed we're back with more news right after this. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race based on off and spearing dr

thousand nine hundred fifty eight at the height of his musical career elvis presley was drafted into the us army and stationed in freetown near frankfurt west germany the nearby town of bad now high and became his home for a year and a half it's an experience the town and his neighbors haven't forgotten see the descendants of those very neighbors invite the rest of the world to their home for the seventeenth european trustable lets see if they can keep the spirit of elvis and rock'n'roll while. the festival is full of the king's spirit everywhere you turn there are nine hundred fifty s. cars fashion and music with plenty of dancing all inspired by the king of rock n roll. so why are people still loyal to elvis after all these years. pete rock n roll is great you can get dressed up and dance that's fun. oh rich all over oh rouche great man great singer great entertainer. for them looking for elvis there you go to make my day also wasn't really what i really like is that his music is so important to the people here that's wonderful because it keeps him alive but . most of these issues are not elvi

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citizens so use the us army overexposure to a toxic substance by working at an american military base in germany. i know that welcome it's just come four pm here in moscow you're watching international. european union is fighting against u.s. sanctions that target iran being imposed after president scrapped the nuclear deal with its deadline for the first round of punitive measures approaches the u.s. in forcing special legislation in a bid to protect its business is working with iran's let's get more details now from our burden correspondent who joins us later out of the page good afternoon again we know don't we that the you and the u.s. a long term allies but they're not seeing eye to eye are they over this well this is the thought of issues between brussels and washington at the moment the decision back in may of been donald trump to pull out of the iran deal really upset a lot of high ranking diplomats in europe particularly federica mark or any of the high representative for foreign affairs she was almost tearful as she gave her regretful comments or columns of regret over this

a british citizen sues the us army over exposure to a toxic substance working at an american military base in germany. under program one r.t. international we come to you live from moscow was just after one pm here in the russian. it has been one year since we first reported on a russian speaking children found in an iraqi orphanage following the brutal military operation there against islamic state after the report was ed we launched a campaign to find relatives of those children and several people reached out to us saying that they recognized some of them now this allowed those orphans to reconnect with their families years after their parents left with them to join eisel our correspondent within a question of a spoke to those families to find out whether they've managed to move on after the tragic experience. yes. so. if. they year ago two small sisters high g.'s and fights were brought back to their grandparents who at the time lost all hope of ever seeing them again they say they feel safe here in this house the sister salue can behave like any other child of their age despite th

throughout california, more than 111,000 firefighters, some from overseas, and hundreds of us army personnelecasters are warning of no letup in the searing temperatures, it could take weeks to bring the current fires under control and the long, hot summer is far from over. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. brooklyn is known worldwide for its hipster culture. think manicured beards, handmade preserves, and edgy fashion. but now black—owned businesses want to prove there's more to new york's hippest borough. i think there has been a trend over the past maybe 5— ten years of discussing brookland within the lens of white hipsters. we are here trying to balance out conversation of what auckland looks like and feels like and paste like. —— brookland. black in brooklyn is a guide based of black and companies in brooklyn. week started it because we saw it was a resource missing from the internet. we have covered everything from pizza parlours to an acupuncture studio, to a feminist bookstore cathay. everything and anything is here and we are really trying to cover as much of it as we possibly can.

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get stuck why would we should just upgrade why you have better we place what are you hiding from us army why t.r.t. we'll hear some of the reaction we got amongst other londoners. could be sort of a sportsman like you claimed or. could be also a terrorist my immediate reaction is terrorists first so it's a bit scary. but at the same time as i do scary it might be just sports equipment to find a menacing no no the problem is i'm from canada so all i think of is someone being warmed to me it could be a good winter i'd outfit. that appealing to me at all i don't think you'd be allowed in banks and. it's not just so much that what's going on. is as if these could have. i don't know you can saw it was so severe them with weapons and weapons guns pulling something like that why the trying to cover the faggots by. i don't see why you watch. you don't want to have a face out you know inviting is not going to make you to buy you know the you know the branded name i don't think it's really a fashion police i think they might have changed colors that is guilty to charges. i think it's good to. make

citizen use the us army over exposure to toxic substance while working as an american military base in germany. watching r.t. international this monday afternoon was just gone five pm here in moscow now the european union is fighting against u.s. sanctions that target iran should being imposed after president quit the nuclear deal with as the deadline for the first round of punitive measures approaches the reason forcing special legislation in the bid to protect its business is working with iran is our europe correspondent. well donald trump's decision back in may to pull the united states out of the iran nuclear deal it's really proved to be the thought of issues in the sides of relations between brussels and washington now the first round of sanctions that are going to see reintroduced on to iran well they've caused upset amongst the nations what these sanctions will see is restrictions on a rainy and ability to buy and sell and u.s. dollars also restrictions on reigning businesses dealing in the global metals industry particularly in the precious metals industry and the response to

throughout california, more than 111,000 firefighters, some from overseas, and hundreds of us army personnelers are warning of no letup in the searing temperatures. it could take weeks to bring the current fires under control — and the long hot summer is far from over. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. there's been double gold for britain tonight, at the european championships in berlin. dina asher—smith won the 100 metres, while zharnel hughes took gold in the men's race. with all the action from berlin and glasgow, here's natalie pirks. the world—famous olympic stadium is the scene for many a record and britain's sprinters were about to do something special. dina asher—smith said she knew her legs felt good. in the balmy heat of berlin they seemed to contain rocket fuel. dina asher—smith is clear and gone. it is gold for dina asher—smith! notjust gold but a british record to boot. the nation's fastest woman is a history graduate. she is now writing her own. there are so many talented women alongside me and when you're in that kind of field, you have just got to go out and put together yo

14,000 throughout california, more than 111,000 firefighters, some from overseas, and hundreds of us armycasters are warning no letup in the temperatures, it could take weeks to get the current fires under control and the long, hot summer is far from over. commemorations will take place in the french city of amiens tomorrow, marking the 100th anniversary of the battle that proved so decisive in ending the first world war. prince william and theresa may, will take part in a cathedral service there. robert hall has been looking at why the battle of amiens was so important to the outcome of the war. 0na on a hilltop, north of amiens stands a white power of stone. memorial to australian forces, some of whom advanced across a landscape which has changed the tool as a sentry rolled by. it is the perfect spot to view the start line of a surprise attack which changed the war. if you had stood here on the morning of august eight 1918, you would have seen august eight 1918, you would have seen the smoke and flames as allied artillery systems systematically destroyed german guns and you would have h

what we're actually doing with those boxes whatsoever in its warning letter sent a year too late the us army said that skin and eye contact should be avoided and also recommended wearing special protective gear while standing near the contaminated boxes now one of the risks was the cadmium covering the equipment could become airborne and then it could be ultimately breathed then cadmium is a highly toxic substance that can cause cancer it affects the central nervous system and can cause kidney failure acute inhalation can even cause death on receiving the warning letter david patterson contacted the u.s. army the a reaction was one of the they are treating it as though it was a just not a customer dangerous dust the day before the inspector arrived from the journalists or it is they ripped out every case of the fifty cases then what they did they actually got all these fifty cases and then the policeman one era open to the sun the wind the rain and it was only three meters from a drainage system in time unions in germany have reportedly already raised the alarm over the working conditions of

misconduct then we shall stalk about your ass eagle and the army we have requested comment from the us army and other firms involved in that contract fight so a man with down syndrome who was carrying a toy gun has been shot dead by swedish police so that's in the mix of your monday stories in just a moment. good politicians to do something good. to put themselves on the laws. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure more somehow want to respond. to the right to be prosperous like that before asked three of them or can't be good for the. interest of all those in the waters of august. first six. thanks joining us here on the action movie star steven seagal has been appointed the russian foreign ministry as a special representative on humanitarian ties between moscow and washington the move was met with criticism in the western media but here is mr seagal playing a concert in some vast crimea in two thousand and fourteen just months after the peninsula was an expired russia i maybe he's control of the case should all be free you. to be is steven seagal so much fo

should get star why would we should just upgrade why you had better weeping what are you hiding from us army well good point or not we got a small public reaction to. could be sort of a sportsman like you claimed or. could be also a terrorist my immediate reaction is terrorists first so it's a bit scary. but at the same times i do scary might be just sports equipment to find a menacing no no the problem is i'm from canada so all i think of is someone being warmed to me it could be a good winter i'd outfit. it's not up healing to me at all i didn't think you'd be allowed in banks and. it's not just so much that what's going on. here is as if these could have i don't know you can see it was so severe them with weapons as weapons guns pulling something like that why the trying to cover the cats by. i don't see why you watch. you don't want to have a face out you know inviting is not like is going to make you to buy. you know the branded name i don't think it's really a fashion police i think they might have changed colors a little bit to charge for some. i think it's good to. make a profit on t

throughout california, more than 14,000 firefighters, some from overseas, and hundreds of us army personnelwildfires. weather forecasters are warning of no letup in the searing temperatures, it could take weeks to bring the current fires under control and the long, hot summer is far from over. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a decade since the stunning showpiece of the 2008 beijing olympics — we consider what the lasting legacy of the games is in china. also on the programme: black—business in brooklyn. how african—american entrepreneurs say there's more to the new york borough than its hipster image. the question was whether we want to save our people, and japanese as well, and win the war or taking a chance to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king o

you can find so many states with the cross of the flags nobody objected big the states surrounding us army storming states nobody protest against it why is this wave of protect protest is is made against the jews that this is the only democratic states in all this region mejor me this question please well the whole thing is a controversy about this low there is nothing good actually about this law this law in first place doesn't include elements which is essential for having a proper a normal life in this country as it is more almost twenty percent of the society in israel is not jewish and the way it's transfer all those who are not jews to a second class citizens and after this law and that's were for this law doesn't suit israeli society doesn't those communities within the states who are part of the society and want to remain interferences rallies and therefore this low has to be removed turkey is threatening retaliation after the u.s. sanctions two of its officials that story and more coming up in ninety seconds. you know world's big partisan movie. and conspiracy it's time to wake up

this is where the railroad ended and the us army wanted to create a link from there through northern canada to alaska to prepare for any attack by the japanese. the new wilderness road was to be completed within months and unbelievable fifteen hundred miles long about twenty four hundred kilometers in america its opening was celebrated in various propaganda films with canada and the united states war department decided to build a military highway from rio grande at dawson creek british columbia to care about alaska to link up and supply the there and provide emergency act after alaska for open material. on march ninth one thousand nine hundred forty two the first soldiers arrived at dawson creek. thousands of men with bulldozers advanced into the frozen wilderness. it was to become the biggest u.s. construction project in world war two and the largest since the panama canal. there's little to remind today's tourists of the vast effort needed to create the original highway. it has long since been tarred and extended and the region around dawson creek thrives off agriculture and natura

but in both of us our most outstanding us army.or somewhere i'm going to bring you up to date because i'm not going to do his you know i'm going to cover it for you right now let me show you something and then you can respond this is a woman who last week found out that she wasn't on the draft list so she potentially may not be a citizen of india although she's lived there she's going not that have a listen to what she has to say go ahead let's play that. i'm extremely upset my health is getting worse and if i don't get justice my children will be treated as citizens of india with my name doesn't appear in the n.r.c. list then their names will not appear either. this woman is distraught some of up to four million people may be in the same situation go ahead you know your family that is deliberately about. right i want to be really generous. those who have been brought up with. their name will be out there it's very clear i need to want to go but it's not going to be doing a good it's a legal process if the plans i mean wanted by th

and the army where we have requested comment from the us army and other firms involved in the contract although we haven't received a reply so that the this our the western media have slammed that action movie star steven seagal over his new role as a mediator between russia and the us we'll have a look at the details on that just after the break. i they gave his camera. roughly once they showed some leave for them. to joan cool videos and sell them with the broken string i have to. find out more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the ultra rich eight point six percent market so thirty percent of your somewhat four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and that one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one doesn't show you can't

army troops. frank capra supervised production of the "why we fight" series, using a team of army corps technicians and hollywood veterans. america, divide and conquer. the documentary details military aggression by germany after the september 1, 1939 invasion of poland. using animated maps created at disney studios, newsreels, traumatized scenes, a nd nazi and u.s. army footage, "fight and conquer" covers the invasions of denmark, norway, belgium, holland, and france. ♪ narrator: six years of hard training and actual battle experience in spain and poland have made the german army look invincible. but what about the british and french? first, let's take up the british. they started from scratch, but both at home and abroad, an army was growing. for not only had written bclared war -- canada -- ritain declared war -- canada, australia, new zealand, south africa. the whole commonwealth of nations was determined against hitlerism. britain had one weapon that was ready, the royal navy. fleetits from the british malta,ployed at suexz, gibraltar, in the channel, and in the north sea, blockading germany.

and the army or we have requested comment from the us army or some other firms involved in the contract although so far we haven't had a response from. us republican senator rand paul is in moscow at the moment in a bid to boost ties between america and russia with more on this is impractical. rand paul and his team spend about an hour and a half in the building behind me which you may call russia's senate speaking to the man who is in charge of international ties there konstantin cossotto such contacts let alone visits by russian or american officials are more than just rare now one u.s. officials who we know is in favor of attempts to bridge the divide between moscow and washington and someone who actually believes that relations between the two countries have to exist is us president donald trump but that's about it another exception was a small group of u.s. senators who came to the russian capital a few weeks ago and had conversations with russian officials including the foreign minister sergey lavrov but these kind of people almost immediately get a massive rebuke back home howeve

jillian: joining us with reaction his former us army special forces conducting counterterrorism operationsthank you for joining us. i want to hear what you have to think of this was we were stunned yesterday when we heard it. >> reporter: it does not seem like a wise move. as secretary kelly said the terrorists have always focused on aircraft. if you can knock an airplane out of the sky or as on 9/11 use them as weapons you create a very normal fear for people. there is something completely not quite right about putting a couple hundred humans in a tube and hurdling them through the sky. we all have a rational fear of that. i have jumped out of them at the same altitude, but the terrorists know that puts fear in us and disrupting that and our air travel system causes massive disruption to people and businesses. it is a great target and we need to keep our eye on it. todd: you can't put a price on human life but for arguments sake, say they came back and said this will save us $100 billion. then there might be a little more of an argument here. $115 million annually. that is nothing compare

>> the term i like to use is powerful. >> chris: the army is building a national museum to open in 2020 that will house many of the military artifacts now in that huge warehouse. but don't expect to see any of the nazi propaganda that glorifies a tyrant. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" ." ♪ you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag?

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throughout california, more than 111,000 firefighters, some from overseas, and hundreds of us army personnelldfires. weather forecasters are warning of no let up in the searing temperatures, it could take weeks to bring the current fires under control and the long, hot summer is far from over. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. officials in indonesia say sunday's earthquake has left more than 80,000 people needing shelter on the island of lombok. rescuers are continuing to search through the rubble to look for survivors. several days after the quake, the second to hit the area in a week aftershocks are still being felt. the number of dead stands at 105. a 31 year old man has been charged with the murder of the rapper sidique kamara, who was stabbed to death in south london, last week. mr kamara, also know as incognito, was part of the controversial "drill" music scene which is thought to glamorise violence. kenneth umezie is due to appear at bromley magistrates court later today. elon musk has said he's considering taking the electric car company, tesla, back into private ownership. the bil

army much more efficient and effective. he was seen as a combat leader. his hand was crippled in 1814 at wendy's lane and his right hand was crippled. he was willing to use his left hand without typewriters. >> he was constantly writing. he has officers he can dictate to, he probably wrote more than anyone in the army. >> during the second seminole war he is leading troops in battle and gets his eyeglasses shattered by a bullet which fortunately manages to go this way rather than this way early in 1837. >> there is a sunny side to the story. the civil military friction encouraged most leaders to avoid partisan politics. he was going to run for president in 18 52 and as early as 1840. league leaders were talking about him as a candidate and he was clearly demonstrating his interest in running for the presidency. apart from scott, most army officers stopped writing about who will be the next president and would you think of this guy? would you vote for him? it's not clear the extent they voted. >> the situation they had in the 1820s, when officers often wrote to each other, i like calhoun have you supported in elementary -- infantry school. they stopped do

citizens the main opposition alliance say the army used unnecessary force three people had been killed. and this or that may be dealt with five players who are best. old. soldiers are trained to kill during war. we have three of them after one what this means are we in war are civilians the enemy of the state. the e.u. election observer mission says presidential election results should be released as soon as possible to avoid more violence but the longer it lasts to count the more. lack of credibility transept there's something single before therefore it's needed that it must be a trace abilities of the road down to the police station level. but opposition supporters say if they can is it now such an isa doesn't when they want to accept it the result center is over they opposition supporters i've been trying to get in but the police have been pushing them back so they've been burning tires a poet is they insist that their candidate the main opposition leader nelson chamisa has won this election there they are over there they're refusing to leave in protest. by law presidential results

the protests to disrupt things and to blame the opposition as far as they're concerned this is the army used too much force the army should have been deployed in the first place they say they are the victims and their angry please let us do the police police force is there to maintain peace and order and so the. defense force is there to protect the civilians not to do q the civilians now people are waiting for the presidential results to be announced the concern for many zimbabweans regardless of which party they support is if whoever loses this election will that person except defeat. at least twenty six people have been killed in saudi lead as strikes and yemen's port city of data thirty five others were injured when a fishing port and fish market were hit near the of our hospital reports from a who run t.v. channel say the strikes that targeted the gates of the hospital have killed forty two people who see forces in the saudi backed yemeni government of battling for control of the strategic port. on hundreds of iranians angry at the state of the economy and protesting in at least five ci

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this is deja vu news live from berlin international observers accused in bob noyce army of using excessive force after use live ammunition on their opposition protest over alleged vote rigging three people are dead we'll have the latest from harare. also coming up levanon is pressuring syrian refugees to return to their country but what about those who oppose the outside regime we hear from one syrian woman fearing for her future. plus a face off in copenhagen danish protesters take to the streets to show their opposition to a new law banning muslim facing outwards. i'm sumi so much down there good to have you with us sim bob noyce president emerson man and god what has called for a dialogue with the opposition amid high tensions following monday's elections his comedy comments come a day before after wrap of the military shot dead three on armed demonstrators at a protest in the capital harare when they got deployed the troops to disperse the protesters who allege the country's elections were raked international observers have condemned what they call the use of excessive force by the arm

when pershing was over observing, the allied commander said, we will use the army for plugging holes.e can put them here and here. pershing said no, i've been watching what you are doing. we are not going to have that. we are going to fight as a unified american command or not at all. that's how we managed to keep the army together. he realized if they allowed the allied commanders in europe to utilize the american force, not much would change. in come the americans with a different attitude. a lot of people say well, the americans made the difference. well, we made a difference. we didn't make the difference. you had to time, take into account the internal collapse of germany. they had been blockaded, they were fighting on two fronts. they were running out of supplies. their economy was in shambles, generations of men had been lost. they didn't have much to run on. then take into account the new forms of combat that were taking place. tank warfare had been introduced. the battle of cambrai. that was another factor involved. then you have the americans showing up at pretty much the sa