wanda and jeremy, the untold stories of a first lady revealed by diaries kept private until now. susan page is back with that story when "the 11th hour" tips. >>> an important new biography is out giving us a personal look at the one of the most iconic matriarchs. susan page extensively interviewed barbara bush in the final months of her life and remarkably was given access to her private diaries. from them we are learning never before shared details including about one of the darkest times in her life. page write, quote, overwhelmed by pain and loneliness she contemplated suicide. she would pull over to the side of the road until the impulse to plow into a tree or drive into an oncoming car had passed. and from her very last diary entry written 12 days before her death she wrote, quote, pardon me. the doctor came in and had a very sweet talk with me. as she rubbed my arm she told me the most ghastly thing. she told me the next time i go home, i will have hospice. i said doesn't that mean i'm dieing? she said, yes, it was like being hit in the solarplex. i asked her to keep it a

joining me again wanda summers. let's talk about swalwell here.is idea where he wants to blend both democrats and republicans. wow. in his potential cabinet. but considering the current political climate, considering the fact that washington is wholly broken at the moment and they can agree on anything, even issues that are normally bipartisan, is this kind of a pie in the sky idea? >> i think it certainly is a really interesting approach. eric swalwell isn't the only person talking about this. we heard about howard schultz the former starbucks ceo. he's considering running for president. he put forth a similar idea suggests he would have a bipartisan cabinet. i'm not on the road with these voters. there's a big split. some folks would be interested in an idea like this. want to see a president that can bring all sides to a compromise. i talked to just as many people who are looking for a democratic candidate for president that can be a repudiation of the current administration's policies and see someone have a more progressive or liberal cabinet

almost three thousand long as you know it could just as the government do going to be safe and you wanda. does through right but if you're trying to if you're trying to to to to criticize you have been your bright and k. so that the greatest situation in what is and. all right so there was another consideration this and i couldn't because the argument all right can i can i'll come back to you renee andree the kinds of things that have been expressed by renee are often repeated about the government of poor gummi can you understand why there is such concern about what appears to be an alarming path that is being chosen by those supporting porker garny do you understand why victor is that the polls of ninety eight percent provoke a certain amount of alarm internationally. remember but we need to understand who and in context i want for support. looked at eight o'clock look there was general said institutions of rwanda are designed to reflect the experience one has gone through they're not designed to reflect some textbooks you're about to democracy in belgium or the united kingdom they resp

wrote wanda reflects on its darkest chapter the african country marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the genocide which nearly a million people were killed we'll hear from our correspondent at the ceremony also coming up. a controversial campaign promise from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he'll annex west bank settlements if he's returned to office in next week's election. and a new documentary about the gatekeeper of legendary nightclub scene of the one nine hundred ninety s. they decided who got in and who have to walk away. a michael thanks for joining us rwanda has begun one hundred days of mourning for the more than eight hundred thousand people slaughtered in the ethnic genocide that began twenty five years ago today president paul kagame has been leading a ceremony in the capital kigali commemorating the lives of the ethnic and moderate hutus who were killed in a span of just one hundred days we have more from de melanie. who's at the ceremony . remember you night i knew where this theme runs have started a three month period of coming ration of the nine hund

bro wanda remembers a genocide and honors its victims it's a quarter century since nearly a million tutsis in moderate hutus were killed in one hundred days. corresponded was at the ceremony. and are signs of peace afoot in the koreas foreigners flock in record numbers to north korea's premier tourist event the chong yang marathon. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to annex jewish settlements in the occupied west bank if he's reelected next week who promoted jewish settlement expansion during his four terms as prime minister but until now he's refused to talk about the future of the settlements which are considered illegal under international law made and yahoo is in a tight race for the premiership with former army general benny gantz. there is only b.b. they shout for binyamin netanyahu is followers he's the greatest unique and irreplaceable even if he's not alongside his followers on the streets of israel he's been campaigning nonstop alongside his supporters in washington d.c. online and on t.v. his latest campaign promise. i

where wanda has begun one hundred days of mourning for the more than eight hundred thousand people slaughtered in the genocide that began twenty five years ago today national leaders and invited dignitaries have been holding a ceremony to in kigali to commemorate the lives of the c. and moderate hutus who were murdered in the one hundred day killing spree we have more from melanie credible who is at that ceremony. remember the night we knew where this theme runs have started a three month period of coming ration of the nine hundred ninety four genocide on april seventh twenty five years ago government soldiers and what a militia commenced a systematic killing campaign which wiped out close to a million runs mostly to see today the country has come together to pay tribute to the lives lost by behind me in their godly convention center the main commemoration event has taken place in a solemn setting artists performed songs in the honor of the victims survivors had haunted testimonies take a look. now as to remember the ethnic violence that left hundreds of thousands dead. thank you for bringing

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. >> reporter: wanda harri paid tribute to her daughter and granddaughter.ra harris on the left is her daughter and jasmine davis just 21 on the right her granddaughter. >> they were too young to be so early likey left. >> reporter: shira and jasmine among the four killed in a violent single vehicle crash late saturday night. the debris still on the ground at the vigil. prince georges cou y police believe 35-year-old si la moss swerving to make a left turn on the 5800 block of sheriff road. the suv had been traveling westbound on sheriff before losing control and striking that utility pole. >> he's a very goodadperson. for something like this to happen. >> reporter: also in the car, this woman's son. 27-year-old antonioprice. >> i haven't really cried yet. because i don't want to believe that it's happening. reporter: standing with her, one of antonio's br>>hers. rotect the family, even though he was the middle brother. miss him, that's all. >> reporter: at the vigil, many hugs and tears. and then a balloon release. the beginnings of what will be a long good

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i'm suggesting that the wanda cannot be produced democratic society on the lanes shows practices and procedures. of the myth that it can do or that it is that one does democracy very specifically i don't give an example there wasn't any that when they did this it's if you'll go under look at the institutions and procedures of bussing solely up what you think it's really if your book remove the context of a name you live in you may think this is a stalinist or he collaborated with him it is not the. subject the pursuit doesn't have been pressed into airports around the world but was persuaded to say it's there for a specific historical reality context rather than said i for one does his dishes that reflect the same right that i want to pluck up the structure in a textbook fill an abstract theory from a textbook models of democracy from from belgium of the united kingdom should not be applied to a country that is still interim or still just about post conflict twenty five years is no time at all what are we complaining about. look i don't think anybody's expecting a rwanda to follow so

almost three thousand long as you know it could just as the government do going to be safe and you wanda. does through right but if you're trying to if you're trying to to to to criticize you have been your pride and k. so that the greatest situation to others and. all right so those are not a consideration is in our court because the argument all right can i can i'll come back to rene andree the kinds of things that have been expressed by renee are often repeated about the government of gummi can you understand why there is such concern about what appears to be an alarming path that is being trodden by those supporting porker garny do you understand why victor is that the polls of ninety eight percent provoke a certain amount of alarm internationally. please remember but we need to understand who and in context i want for support and. looked at three o'clock look their course general said institutions of rwanda are designed to reflect the experience one has going through they're not designed to reflect some textbooks you're about to democracy in belgium or the united kingdom they respon

bro wanda remembers a genocide and honors its victims it's a quarter century since nearly a million tutsis in moderate.

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there's not any other place you find these monkeys apart from southwest of wanda we find a different species of monkeys but in of o'connell's only you find. in marquees so that's why tubby twenty the monkeys many people. don't know about it with their. these monkeys are not shy and don't seem to mind being stared at. each group of visitors is allowed to spend one hour of surfing down. they leave in the passions forest and like to eat bumble leaves and shoots the trouble is people illegally come into the paddock. to make sure the monkeys have attacked and the main source of food. so that's why we have a planted some outside the park for the local community we have those a bum a project also not only being being used for one across but also for protection of the sawyer of erosion control in general that was one way to avoid those people who are targeting the trees in the. run that is the mess to densely populated country in mainland africa and population growth remains high. because. every inch of arable land is snapped up for farming including mountainsides fields and grazing land str

and architects the wanda christian but man now wants africa's booming cities to flourish when this sort of mounts are underway it's difficult to reverse those trends even though the government of rwanda is doing a lot of efforts to provide basic services for the residents of such neighborhoods to make sure that all the things safe clean neighborhood but more citizen africa a first service and challenges. from lagos to can shots or to nairobi governments are unable to manage urbanization and those moving to the city often can't afford to build proper housing or pay expensive rent so slums. rwanda is well aware of the critical situation we are trying to establish different programming so that you know from the social program but also moving towards or to train to prepare the ground for their current will be governmental very much committed to promoting access to housing. but recent housing projects in kigali were more suited to the upper middle class affordable solutions for the masses are still missing many man that is training a future generation of african designers to find innovative.

their african hopes often the men denied fathering the children belgium ran colonies in what's now wanda barun d n d r congo interracial marriage was a band and mixed children were openly rejected about twenty thousand children are believed to have been sent to building schools in orphanages run by the catholic church some were denied nationality. very noticable here. i'm very moved because after all these years the prime minister recognised what we have been through it's a recognition of what the belgian state and the church did to us they took part of our identity away now they have admitted that mistake i feel better now. brutal passed up until recently belgium's africa museum concentrated on the country's colonial rule it reopened last here focusing instead on a critical view of its colonial abuses. while the prime minister's apology. years of pain and abuse some of the victims say it's a step in the right direction. al-jazeera. al-jazeera. professional golf tournament and sport. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras

host: thanks for calling, wanda.ooking at the "washington post" outlook section, there is a piece by robert kaiser called "how old is too old to be president." co-author of many books. read a little about what he had to say about candidates, especially beyond the age of 70. he says the research shows that the elderly struggle with new tax, says robert kaiser. that is bad for several 2020 candidates, for people in their mid-70's, he writes, like myself, the 2020 campaign is an oddly personal experience. among the front runners are two men our age, joe biden, 76, and bernie sanders, 77, and another just behind, donald trump, 72. the other candidates who lost, hillary clinton at 69, would have been the second oldest president ever elected. is this ok? age beiticians our own president? question that provokes strong, often pain reactions from my contemporaries. any one person's answer reflects their sense of what it takes to be president and what it means to be in your 70th. in my own case -- healthy, active, marbles stil

wait, wanda. (grunting, choking) okay, fine, you stupid baby. i love you. i-- (coughs) i knew it. but i'm not going to tell you not to do the funky spider-man. -(coughs) what? -you need to be responsible for yourself. if you love me, too, you won't do it. (gasps) (grunts) -i thought so. -okay. just for the record, i never really wanted to do this in the first place. me not doing it is not a sign that i love you. -it's just because i'm a coward. -(chuckles) okay. -i don't love you. -sure, you don't. i don't. come back here. i don't love you. you don't make me feel less broken. i don't get it. i single-handedly got a lady footlocker store employee a primetime show, and resurrected a certified dead man, and nobody cared. rutabaga: hey. do you need the movie star speech? (sighs) yeah. okay. carolyn, you are the star of a movie. this is the part of the movie where you get your heart broken. where the world tests you and people treat you like shit. but it has to happen this way. otherwise, the end of the movie, when you get everything you want, won't feel as rewarding. there are asshole

their african homes often the men denied fathering the children belgium ran colonies in what's now wanda barun d.n.d. or congo and interracial marriage was banned and mixed children were openly rejected about twenty thousand children are believed to have been sent to building schools in orphanages run by the catholic church some were denied nationality. very noticable here. i'm very moved because after all these years the prime minister recognised what we have been through it's a recognition of what the belgian state and the church did to us they took part of our identity away now they have admitted that mistake i feel better now. with his brutal past up until recently belgium's africa museum concentrated on the country's colonial rule it reopened last here focusing instead on a critical view of its colonial abuses. while the prime minister's apology do years of pain and abuse some of the victims say it's a step in the right direction. al-jazeera. had on the odds or in his hour of the sports news in the golden state warriors closing in on another conference title so i will be here in jus

don't agree with sofie or you know feedback you know which going to be requested from london so that wanda and us will define those i will go as in the one that was going to be outside in the same question question themselves then democracy after the genocide said one national to be no photo you know that photo that the country on a contradiction to which has has experienced a gentle side a country which. has experience that kind of suffering that people should do there should be a country where to teach the ward the whole prime it comes with democracy defrayed and the human right this this this this values and station so we have been installed just after the genocide in the fish of the world how did all of those one have been fed by before they got on really a country this is what he said all this in a very good one that can do then i can i get can i do you know doing it right sorry i'm in a college could i get can i just ask you about one specific point one of the main missions of paul could gummy seems to be to to almost transcend tried i think you'll agree that would have been absolute

this is deja vu news live from berlin where wanda reflects on its darkest chapter president paul kagame me to rise first ceremony to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the genocide that killed nearly a million people will hear from our correspondent at that memorial also coming up a controversial campaign promise from israel's prime.

their african homes often the men denied fathering the children belgium ran colonies in what's now wanda barun d.n.d. or congo and interracial marriage was banned and mixed children were openly rejected about twenty thousand children are believed to have been sent to build in schools in orphanages run by the catholic church some were denied nationality. very noticable here. i'm very moved because after all these years the prime minister recognised what we have been through it's a recognition of what the belgian state and the church did to us they took part of our identity away now they have admitted that mistake i feel better now. with his brutal past up until recently belgium's africa museum concentrated on the country's colonial rule it reopened last here focusing instead on a critical view of its colonial abuses. while the prime minister's apology years of pain and abuse some of the victims say it's a step in the right direction. al-jazeera. sports news and the golden state warriors close in on another conference title son i will be here in just a moment to a back story coming up. sou

straight months joining me now to break down the economic news is he is the chief market strategist at wanda thanks for being here so let's start with the knowing where have they been they were certainly better than expected no question about that it appears that china is rebounding not only according to government numbers also according to private sector readings here. very much and i think that the overnight releases were very positive for easing those global concerns as we saw just a broad market rally and we also saw the yields to higher across the board too which was a big concern over the last couple weeks of trading you know part of the reason no doubt. concerns about china's numbers has been the trade talks between the u.s. and china at times those talks we can call them historically surprising how about that but the hope for the trade deal is to get done really isn't the catalyst behind this is that. you're you're leading to a very good point here and what i'd like to say is that the. optimism that we're going to see a trade deal has been fairly baked into the market and i do think

wanda, you make me want to be a better man. wow. that's a great line. did you just come up with that? yes. this is your park dj speaking. and as the titanicband played on as the ship sank, so, too, will i spin one last record as my dj booth is engulfed in flames. ♪ (slow rock ballad playing over speakers) (grunting) (both grunting) hooray! mr. peanutbutter. you saved me! no. i saved us. -(whooping) -(children screaming) i want to give this a real shot. i don't know, bojack. i just got out of my coma, and i don't have time to waste if you're still figuring your shit out. plus, it's hard to think straight with this fire everywhere. -move in with me. -what? i know it feels fast. we barely know each other. it's crazy, but i like you. and sometimes you gotta swing for the fences, right? -okay. -yeah? yeah. let's move in together. let's do it. it's crazy, but let's do it! (laughs) april 1, 2019, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this "the daily show" with trevor noah. (applause). >> trevor: yeah! oh yeah. welcome to "the daily show,"

their african homes often the men denied fathering the children belgium ran colonies in what's now wanda barun d.n.d. or congo and interracial marriage was banned and mixed children were openly rejected about twenty thousand children are believed to have been sent to belgium schools in orphanages run by the catholic church some were denied nationality. very noticable here. i'm very moved because after all these years the prime minister recognised what we have been through it's a recognition of what the belgian state and the church did to us they took part of our identity away and now they have admitted that mistake i feel better now. belgium is recognizing with its brutal past up until recently belgium's africa museum concentrated on the country's colonial rule it reopened last year focusing instead on a critical view of its colonial abuses. while the prime minister's apology does not and do years of pain and abuse some of the victims say it's a step in the right direction cuts e.l.o. personal jaan al-jazeera. thousands of government employees in argentina have been protesting against au

in the democratic republic of congo it happened on lake kivu on the country's eastern border with wandaabout thirty three people have been rescued so far in sudan the ruling military council has socks the prosecutor general and two of his aides which protesters had been demanding demonstrations so have continued in khartoum the protesters want civilians to replace the military council the armed forces took control after forcing long time warner omar bashir from office less than a week ago our jerry is constitutional council has a new head command finish was offered the role after his predecessor table a is resigned but anti-government protesters are still maintaining their calls to replace the rest of the country's ruling elite it's you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's a documentary of radicalised thursday with this. fake news is a global virus but in indian politics it's becoming a cancer all of these up and structured and manipulate them into what the party is just the sort of you can skew the perception of three hundred diverse pacific rim if you go

northerner wanda july fourth two thousand and fifteen. inch a line nine hundred ninety four troops of the rwandan patriotic front or include tawny seize the capital kigali and put an end to the mass slaughter of the tutsi population. it was the final genocide of the twentieth century. but there are one patriotic front is a political and military movement founded in one nine hundred eighty seven. the photogram a has led the r.t.f. since the early one nine hundred ninety s. and has been rwanda's president since two thousand and three. was in our culture. medium of we make a distinction between what is good and what is evil. i hope you can you point out that no one needs to explain that to us that would be kenneth who we don't need anyone to show us the path to dignity we have actually three we know what to do. about what i would people were killed for that. moment no one has the right to condemn us. over just one hundred days between april and july one thousand nine hundred ninety four one of history's most notorious killing machines tore t

rape is often used as a weapon of forgery and conflicts the sheer number of sexual attacks general wanda's genocide twenty five years ago is on the imaginable the u.n. estimates that up to half a million tutsi women were raped and those born as a result it's one of the most underreported aspects of the genocide under simmons visited one woman wanted to speak for the first time about what she endured. this young woman may not have physical injuries from the genocide of rwanda but since birth her life has been blighted diaz. is a child of the genocide she was born of rape and she's grown up an able to understand why her mother couldn't give her the love most children receive. to look at me and i'm sure she saw a flashback of what happened to her and they should be traumatized and was shouted and chased me away many times i would stay in other people's houses. during the genocide the armies mother was raped in the capital kigali by an unknown hutu militia men she gave birth to death in february nineteen ninety five the stigma of rape in africa is profound and being father the hutu rapist much

president emanuel lakhan has appointed a panel of experts to investigate france's actions during a wanda's genocide france in rwanda have had a strained relations that relationship since the killings in one thousand nine hundred four reports now from paris at the least a palace the french president met tutsi survivors of the nine hundred ninety four rwandan genocide.

i get any pussy don't you wanda. to settle this or let you enjoy these two days left he didn't see would it also as well separated on me the norm was a boutique a lot of business such as he goes on this one year to take a. look again you're going to. assume don't pull off also said. that is mrs explain as this is a ball and you're sort of full. ok i will get there we don't bear grudges but it's nothing we won yet. and we're not angry with anyone that who should we be resentful towards who. has just finished as a series of events a system of domination that creates these things as the case fish was with us so we grew wanderings also bear responsibility of course they are. known as we're primarily responsible for everything all of us. twenty two years after the massacre there remains of the victims are brought from a mass grave to the memorial site. the last visible traces of the genocide carried out a generation ago. the more time that passes the less people forget about the genocide the silence of the hills recalls t

country's actions at the time cause also met a survivors' group in paris relations between france and wanda have been strained since the one nine hundred ninety four killings al-jazeera as andrew symonds travelled to. some of the worst atrocities took place a warning some of you might find the images in his report distressing. as rwanda prepares to commemorate twenty five years since the start of its genocide the same images of horror dominate tears a low carb dissolve the sorrow and questions remain who shot down the aircraft killing rwanda's president from the hutu majority an act that started one hundred days of killing on a scale rarely seen in modern history around three quarters of the minority tutsi population were murdered. questions of why the international community didn't immediately respond still exist how many lives could have been saved or why didn't the united nations at least take early action against a highly organized campaign of hatred and incitement by the hutus. for alice. underground in one of the mass graves there's only one answer and that's to forgive despite her ex

of what was happening so this is controversial there is no diplomatic relations between france and wanda. crone has announced a two year investigation by investigators but i could demick such early on the intelligence files the all the political files military files to look at whether france was in any way to blame for some aspects of what happened there is going to be we expect some reaction from gummi home on that particular issue and her many thanks at her summons that live in rwanda's capital kigali. weather updates next here on al-jazeera but still to come. on foreign free in bangkok to bali indonesia to get blanked out children who grow up here face an uncertain future but one school is trying to change that. alice knows stopped in spite nandy that cloud which is indicating cowell has been stirring will bring snow to switzerland was rain to the east significant rain has been some flooding in greece most recent reports not been reason mom or us but all the clouds moving on nasa the rays each somewhat in turkey not last at the end of it because the star mentioned this instance in sor

their african homes often the men denied fathering the children belgium ran colonies in what's now wanda barun d.n.d. or congo interracial marriage was banned and mixed children were openly rejected about twenty thousand children are believed to have been sent to build in schools in orphanages run by the catholic church some were denied nationality. very noticable here. i'm very moved because after all these years the prime minister recognised what we have been through it's a recognition of what the belgian state and the church did to us they took part of our identity away now they have admitted that mistake i feel better now. belgium is recognizing with its brutal past up until recently belgium's africa museum concentrated on the country's colonial rule it reopened last year focusing instead on a critical view of its colonial abuses. while the prime minister's apology does not unduly years of pain and abuse some of the victims say it's a step in the right direction cuts e.l.o. personal jaan al-jazeera. more than one thousand million children in bangladesh are being adversely affected by

police say 18 year-old to wanda spotty tried to steal the woman's iphone last wednesday near the san leandro bart station trying to fight back the woman lost her balance and fell. police say the teen kept pulling on her phone until it slipped out of her hand to spotty is now in the santa rita jail in dublin. we have video tonight showing a brawl that broke out at a children's amusement center in concord it resulted in kids being exposed to pepper spray. forcefully call shows us that surveillance video. the capture this entire incident. >>a fun night at the jungle in concord interrupted by a dispute that turns into a brawl between nearly a dozen young women and men punches thrown people kicked and at least twice someone using pepper spray based on the surveillance video released of the incident by the concord police department, babies and adults were exposed to see it on video. >>other carrier kid out away from all of that and then there's a mother holding her kid there well in the area being pepper sprayed. >>police say on saturday night up to 30 people were impacted by the pepper sp

wanda sanders. >> nice to have you. >> thank you. >> let's talk about some of these fund raising numberst ayman was just talking about. do you think some of these candidates should be concerned that they haven't hit the measures of barack obama, they haven't hit the numbers of hillary clinton back in 2007. or is that because of the fact that the field is so much smaller now than it was then? we have so many more people running for president than 2007. >> sure. one of the things is the size of the field. the name of the game has changed so much on the left. a lot of these democratic activists don't want to see big donors. of course, they're still courting them to have the fund-raisers, but they're showing they have that grassroots support. i think why we see folks like bernie sanders emphasizing the number. and you see someone like kamala harris from california saying she's received a slew of high dollar donors. she and many other candidates have been hosting from coast to coast. i think the calculus has changed a lot from the candidates but the fact of the matter is they're going to need

he sent that tweet out from wanda -- rwanda earlier today. >> he's been saying that for a while now. that win bill barr went through the confirmation process, this was a huge issue. how transparent is he going to be? what attorney general barr said today is, i didn't have to release any of this information. i am being as transparent as possible. reductions,l particularly the obstruction of justice part. i am going to be working with congress to show them what's behind some of these reductions. we still have yet to see how he responds to a subpoena that house judiciary committee chairman jerrold nadler said he is going to issue for some of the underlying material that went into this report. for the most part, you have lindsey graham on the senate side, a republican who has been a donald trump's corner saying, i trust mr. barr, a longtime conservative lawyer. to give us the information. if there is something in there that i don't like, i will as mr. barr for more information. at this point, i don't think that there's much concern about the mueller report moving forward. more there's go

that oral argument, just to tie into when you were talking about how wanda have been covering it, --ow long i have been covering it, i have been covering it full-time when he made that first oral argument in 1989. i went back to listen to the transcript. even though there were times he had to answer i don't know, his voice never betrays him -- that is something he has worked on. brian: 24 times he was representing someone before the court. joan: he was in the solicitor general's office from late 1989, let me make sure i have my time right. he argues his first case in january of 1989. that is the one he was asked about in the c-span interview. ken starr become solicitor general under george h w bush in 1989. he comes on late 1989 as his deputy. brian: mr. chief justice and it pleases the court. you say he wrote that down. joan: the opening phrase that lawyers have to give is, mr. chief justice and may it please the court. i would write a at the top of my legal pad, remember you are there for information. he would write at the top of his legal pad this statement in case he froze. he ne

order reserving a stretch of the highway exclusively for military use two days a week patience chill wandareports. a heavy military presence and little else on this crucial highway. the only one connecting the kashmir valley in the himalayas to the indian plains authorities in indian administers kashmir have begun enforcing a ban on civilian vehicles. each week on sunday and wednesday the civilian traffic will be closed on the highway and only the army convoys will be able to parse but in case of an emergency medical problems or students going for school the magistrates on duty will issue pauses for their travel. it has been more than seven weeks since a suicide car bomber killed forty indian paramilitary troops a pakistan based group said it was behind the attack and it brought india and pakistan to the brink of war but the ban has left people in kashmir more fearful of an escalation of violence in the region. travelling on highways has become difficult to lift during an emergency but i can reach my destination people a very scared. god and as well as the fear there's also anger and shot