new doubts parents don't know yet that he's visited one take place. there are only 2 ways into gaza one is through the rafa border crossing in egypt that's usually closed the other is through the israeli crossing areas. journalists diplomats aid organizations staff and palestinians with a special permit are allowed to enter. once it becomes clear that needle won't be able to visit our camera team continues without him that way in the dallas family will at least get the gifts he purchased even if he can't be there himself. around 2000000 people live in gaza and life is difficult here in 2007 the militant islamist hamas group took control of gaza israel and egypt established an economic blockade corruption and mismanagement on the palestinian side have exacerbated the situation. about half the palestinian people rely on united nations food deliveries. and. he tells family live in a quiet area to the south of gaza city. his parents and where him are hopeful will have 6 sons 5 daughters and 18 grandchildren they've been looking forward to nidal visit. but

to madagascar the company is ready to do the same when pope francis visits this september. and that is it going out on the africa as always you can catch all our stories now we have site and facebook page waitresses you know what you think about the stories we have that have stories we should become free time to see what's next time i've. heard. or saving google engineers tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global warming to get the info and series of global 3000 on d.w. and online. i'm not laughing at them while. i guess sometimes i am but i stand up in which the british german thinks deep into german culture looking at stereotype but if you think you see from the countryside our time. needed to be taken as grandma there you go it's all out there. i'm rachel join me from the german sunday w. post. hi there and a warm welcome to arts and culture hi i'm karen helms 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall the work of east german artists is being reevaluated we'll have more

we'll see what the final outcome of this visit will be over time the thank you. well al jazeera as mama june joins us live on set and he's covered the ring of crisis extensively mohamed so what are you hearing from your writing the contacts on the ground in bangladesh there and one refugee i spoke with a short while ago says that this is significant this is a good 1st step but emphasized it is a 1st step this refugee telling me that they've wanted to see the u.s. and other members of the international community take action like this against top military leaders in myanmar for quite some time this is come late it is welcome but that unless more is done there won't be enough pressure to change what's going on with me and most military now another refugee i spoke with said that this is all fine and good that again it's later than they would like to see this happen but that this doesn't change the situation on the ground for them at all and what he meant by that is that while conditions in those refugee camps it's the largest refugee settlement the world in cox's baz

was a congressional delegation visit to clint. and there were 2 00 women who had been held for over a month outdoors, in 90-plus degree heat and just yards away, there was nearly empty soft-sided facility. do you know why that is? >> that's not something that our teams observed. so i'm afraid i don't have any information about that. >> would you all look into that, please? would you mind as a follow-up? cy would ask if you believe there are other policy decisions by the administration, such as family separation that has exacerbated the increasing number of individuals arriving at our border. that by separating families, we could very well, or the trump administration could very well have made challenging situation far, far worse. >> as part of our root cause analysis, we will be looking at various factors. one could be policy. we don't make policy on behalf of the department. we evaluate compliance with policy. in looking at cause and effect it's something that might come up. >> zat the el paso i.c.e. detention facility. we have h

the company is ready to do the same when pope francis visits this september. and there is a quote out of the dubbing is africa as always you can catch all our stories now website and facebook page where you just know what you think about the stories we cover have stories we should become free time christine what's the next time i get . birth. home interspecies. home worth saving. yes those are big changes and most start with small steps google ideas tell stories of creationist people and innovative projects around the world. mr clinton. used. it's forced to. interact to contact next generation top attraction. using channels of. people to get action and more determined to build something here for the next generation. is the environment series of global 3000 on d w. i there and a warm welcome to arts and culture hi i'm karen helms said 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall the work of east german artists is being reevaluated we'll have more on that in just a moment and here's what else is lined up. danish icelandic artists all up for us on returns to the ta

for congresswoman karen bass this visit is crucial. to our ancestors before they left here and in our treacherous journey to the united states in which they begin. 200. years of conflict. congresswomen men wash their hands was water from the rivers a slave lost before being taken to america. speaker pelosi said the visit was a transformative experience that had touched this solves. my next guest wasn't in parliament as pelosi was speaking today because he's days as an n.p.r. over mystical joe he is also an author welcome to the deputy africa mystery and a year in the city off cape coast launching your boat from jamestown to jamestown losses to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it well the book was already. struck their love up for all the fire started were captured from the concept of our success. doctor. in the fall for the car full of prague dreams of plastic. a picture of the americas and the caribbean right and yeah i was proud go over there for all those shows dr and why did you write the book. i wrote

hamburgers one of the most visited cities in germany just behind berlin and munich . it took a long time and was more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the elk feel many concert hall has won many fans since its opening in 2 tails in 17 that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but the visit to the observation deck the plaza is free. a great new balcony 360 degrees pure hamburg. where are you from but i'm from the united states but i've been living. in bahrain for 10 years right here what do you do here i'm just here on a holiday spending that you break in hamburg with my good friend john peter and enjoying the city where you from both from russia or value like you're up here at the other you know many. because it's a landmark in hamburg and it's a place you have to visit if you don't have the. money and combine this well this is a good as i heard that it's very difficult to get tickets to it so you just get in line and hope for the best and it was similar to what was this at 6 pm we'll go to the box office and hope we get tickets so you

a delegation from me and has visited rohingya camps in bangladesh to persuade refugees to return home hundreds of thousands have been sheltering there since fleeing a violent crackdown by mia mars military in 2017 talk of a charge of reports now from cox's bazaar. security was stepped up for the visit of representatives of the me and my government to the refugee camp at cox as bizarre there had been a fear of protest and only a select group of rowing was chosen to meet with the delegation in one of the camps offices shade there when i was among those who attended the talks to me and my government is trying to persuade the refugees to return home. they told us that all arrangements are being made for us to return they also told us that there are camps built for us with the necessary security and facilities. outside the camp's office several 100 rangers gathered to get to meet the delegates and ask questions but they were quickly dispersed by police and nearby another group of refugees try to stage a demonstration but that was also quickly broken up by security officers some of the comm

before what's prompted this latest visit. good morning well it could be the old time tested relations why president. here. but. back then he wasn't really a frequent guest in europe shortly after the events in and around. ukraine in 2014 well this time. is completely different the people in charge of italy are different however though these sanctions are still taken their toll busy on what's happening between moscow and brussels and the journalists from the major italian newspaper that caught up with the russian president earlier this week brought these sanctions stalemate. as for the removal of sanctions i have spoken on the subject time and time again the one behind the sanctions is the one to take the 1st step i'm talking about the european union after that russia will be able to repeal its countermeasures it is our hope that common sense will eventually prevail and europe will prioritize its own interests rather than follow instructions given by somebody else. it seems with journalists from all kinds of countries when the

inside africa area about us in there about our protection this is the 3rd high level visit by the me and mar government that repatriation of the 1st batch of refugees was to begin officially last november but it stalled amid protest at the camps and bangladesh. many are still traumatized from their experience 2 years ago when they were forced to flee their homes during the me and my own military crackdown so who are accountants 25 year olds and 18 year old grand daughter in law were killed by the security forces. we will seek compensation and justice 1st for the loss of our family members we also want to be recognized as if these demands are met and we get justice then we will think about going back critics said this trip pettish unplanned is just me and maurice latest attempt to divert international criticism from its policies directed at the row he got nearly a 1000000 rowing are refugees are crammed into this densely congested shanty camps in the caucasus bazaar area they're getting increasingly frustrated and angry about their future but no one is willing to return home to me and

-dot limited to the facilities they visited. in june lawyers reported that the conditions at the clint texas border patrol facility where some children have been held for weeks sleeping on floors and taking care of one another because of the lack of attention from guards. just last week it was reported that a 15 euro girl from honduras was sexually assaulted by a border patrol agent in yuma while other agents watched. there is a crisis on our border and yes, health and human services needed and now have additional resources so children can be moved out of cbp facilities more quickly and into facilities with their needs in mind. however a lack of money is not the primary reason for this crisis. the trump administration has admitted no secret of its intent to do all he can to deter children and families from seeking protection in the united states as the law allows without addressing the root causes that are driving migration to our border. this is sad and it's a moral stain on our nation. i appreciated the willingness of the insp

visit ncicap.org] ms. griffin: i would like to introduce the panel that is entitled the legacy of beatrix farrand. the members, who are very close, will each give a short presentation on her work. the first will be paula deitz, who is editor of the hudson review. the second is judith tankard, author of " beatrix farrand, private gardens, public landscape." the third is therese o'malley, at the national gallery of art. [applause] ms. deitz: it is wonderful to be here. i was up early this morning, and therefore i had a lot of time to walk around. i am from new york, so being in washington is a tremendous pleasure. i woke up when the fountains were going and the trees were just getting that wonderful spring green. i really thought this is america's versailles. you know? this is our place. and it occurred to me that louis the 14th probably thought it was a really good -- big deal. what we are talking about is really a very big deal. designing gardens for the presidential house. here i was coming to speak, but

the president even suggested kim jong-un should visit the white house. all of this as the "new york times" is reporting the u.s. may be willing to agree to a nuclear freeze. which would pause further weapons development in north korea, but allow it to keep existing weapons. this would be a reversal for the trump administration's previous goal of complete denuclearization by north korea. white house national security adviser john bolton slammed the report, tweeting, i read this "new york times" story with curiosity, no staff for i have discussed any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze by north korea. this was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the president. there should be consequences. bolton, who has been a strong advocate for full denuclearization of north korea was in mongolia and not press for the trump meeting with kim. after the kim meeting, he took aim at the administration. >> president obama wanted to meet and chairman kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meeting, begging for meetings constantly. and ch

out who's tracking user behavior the triangles here represent the trackers the circles the websites visited. even users who don't log in aren't surfing anonymously with every click the trackers network grows in this test there were close to 20 trackers for every web site visited. big data analysis helps link that information and produce a digital profile of the user. and. a profile like this describes a person and their fears their needs and possibly their financial situation allowing for advertising to be tailored to meet their budget that it describes as better than even our best friends could become. so companies might know me better than my friends do even very sensitive data like that used by health apps is often passed on to data collectors without users knowledge the legal basis for this is sometimes highly questionable. massive amount of data is generated every day it comes from a variety of sources not just the internet. whether on facebook instagram or net flix every day we humans generate 2500000 terabytes of data but not all of it on the net visit a doctor in your sentence and d

lawmaker visited migrant detention centers in brownsville texas but unlike previous visits. >> we were insistent on being able to take our phones into the detention center. >> reporter: the apparent sound of crying children and video provided by congresswoman jackie speier. >> many of them sick, because their conditions are such that influenza. meningitis very, other chronic kinds of conditions have cropped up. >> reporter: another photo showing a father and child lying on a mat itions are stunn they are horrible. i couldn't sleep last night. >> reporter: congresswoman, their condition, painting a gram to, eager for help and a connection to the outside world. >> absolutely inhumane. the stench from so many people jammed into a very small space. no showers. it was grim. >> reporter: are you being well taken care of. >> reporter: vice president took a visit in they were invited to follow him for 40 days or more. they were hungry and wanted to brush her teeth. the vice president called it tough stuff. he praised the men and women working the border. >> i could not be more impressed. >> re

hamburgers one of the most visited cities in germany just behind berlin and munich. it took a long time and was more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the filo many concert hall has won many fans since its opening in 2 tails in 17 that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but the visit to the observation deck the plaza is free. a great new balcony 360 degrees pure hamburg. where are you from but i'm from the united states but i've been living in bahrain for 10 years. what do you do here i'm just here on a holiday spending that you break in hamburg with my good friend young peter and enjoying the city where you from both from russia or voyeur up you're at the. because it's a landmark in hamburg and it's a place you have to visit if you're in hamburg and then london come here is all this is a good as i heard that it's very difficult to get tickets to and so you just get in line and hope for the best and it wasn't the business at 6 pm we'll go to the box office and hope we get tickets so you know any tricks to get tickets just luck. doesn'

to madagascar the company is ready to do the same when pope francis visits this september. and then is it put out from africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page we're interested to know what you think about the stories we cover stories we should be covering. people for d.w.i. facebook and twitter. to date and in touch. little tourist guides. but i love berlin that's the scope of the multicultural metropolis you know you're a max series event. but it's not like in. i love you you want to share what today certainly looks like a source like me by this. story. gets very personal to somebody wins a very. good. plan greenwood t w. i there and a warm welcome to arts and culture hi i'm karen helms said 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall the work of east german artists is being reevaluated we'll have more on that in just a moment and here's what else is lined up. danish icelandic artists all up for alias on returns to the tate modern with what's been deemed an unmistakable exhibition one that highlights his delight in visitor participati

for congresswoman karen bass this visit is crucial. to her. before they left here and are treacherous journey to the united states in. 200. years of conflict. congresswomen men wash their hands whose water from the reverse the slave lost before being taken to america. speaker pelosi said the visit was a transformative experience that had touched this old. my next guest wasn't in parliament as pelosi was speaking today because he's days as an n.p.r. over mystical joe he is also an author welcome to the devil you africa mistake you're in the city off cape coast launching your book from jamestown to jamestown lessons to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it well the book was already. struck the love of for all the fire starting with captured the process of our success. doctor. in the 4th of a car full of prague spring a plastic. to us the americas and the caribbean right. struggled over their fall for show doctors and why did you write the book. i wrote the book for a couple of reasons one is that you know you know who

this is a one day visit by vladimir putin to italy. a very quick one about it believe that he's only going to be in the country for about 10 hours and in that time he's meeting with the pope as you can see the meeting is wrapping up now. and then he's headed to meet with the italian president and the italian prime minister. at that point they're expected discuss key issues russian the time cooperation and political trade economic and cultural. issues also touching on of course pressing international and regional issues at that time. so clinton is now leaving that meeting with pope francis and will be heading to his meeting with the italian leadership. will be bringing you updates throughout the day. on that meeting and it is expected that later in the day there will also be a press conference. we have more global news after this short break. georgian public especially younger generation got fed up with that well sort of just because. they failed to win the democratic reforms they are failing. economic reforms as well and when so russia

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and the president delivered another invitation, to visit him at the white house. donald trump's unorthodox diplomacy has certainly reduced tensions here, but it hasn't stopped the north koreans from expanding their nuclear arsenal. this friendship has produced smiles, handshakes, photo opportunities, but not the supposed goal of us policy — the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. he ended his trip with a speech to us troops, staged to look more like a campaign rally. another made—for—television moment, but who would have thought that "make america great again" would also elevate north korea? nick bryant, bbc news, seoul. our correspondent in seoul, mariko oi, explained how the visit had been portrayed in the media. north korea's stage broadcaster reported about that historic meeting between president trump and kim jong—un, as well as north korea's main newspaper carrying out 35 pictures from that historic summit — or meeting i should call it. so it goes to show that pyongyang was probably pleased with how it went. you might be thinking, yeah, of co

she also visited a villa, among other places. her notes on her visit were spot on to the point. she said about the villa, which back then is not look as great as it does today, the grounds, with their small perspectives, poor statues, small waterworks, and general cheapness, look very pretentious. [laughter] ms. tankard: she deemed another garden which shall remain nameless, not worth its stone. right from the start she was an astute observer and critic. while other mentors in her circle included a garden editor, author of many books, and of course an authority on plants in england. here i am showing two pictures of him. one on your left around the time beatrix's visit, and on the right, one of the last pictures of robinson in 1933 when beatrix farrand paid her very last visits to robinson. she is the woman obviously in the hat in the middle. well, she also -- one of robinson's most influential books among all the books he wrote was the wild garden. it was published in 1870. that important book extolled the beauty of native plants as opposed to all the exotics that were being im

this is going to be a visit. to states within just a couple of hours but in terms of political intrigues here's what's the most important thing last time our putin was here was in. 2015 and ever since then the euro skeptics took over the government in rome known for their criticism of the european economic policies including anti russian sanctions and it is known that trade between italy and russia was booming just before the sanctions kicked in mr putin is saying that sanctions can only be left it if the will comes from both ways and at the moment we're not seeing any of that from the european union as for the removal of sanctions i have spoken on the subject time and time again the one behind the sanctions is the one to take the 1st step i'm talking about the european union after that russia will be able to repeal its countermeasures it is our hope that common sense will eventually prevail and europe will prioritize suits own interests rather than follow instructions given by somebody else now on the other hand

for more on his visit, let's go live to our correspondent in rome. he opened the visit where he is pope francis. >> they met andnd 2015. on top of the agenda then was the issue of ukraine. it is interesting this meeting with pope franancis is happenina day ahead of a scheduled meeting in the vatican. to be veryry much on top of thehe agenda. the pope i is expected at t the meetining there is some speculatingg that this meeting could be a prelude to a popossie visisit by a roman catholic pope to russia. a landmark meeting was the first time we saw a peaceful message between these two sides after 100000 years of a rift intentio. as a result of that and visits made, we francis has have seen him in bulgaria and romaninia, some expect it coulde an extension of an invitation for pope francis to visit russia. genie: what kind of relationship does the pope have with italy's populist population? have lunchpected to and then he has meetings with the prime minister a and prime minister's here, thehe coalition govevernment of the popopulist, matteo salvivini, th

to come on al-jazeera including the pope and person we formed on the russian president's visit to the vatican city. and as a plum rains are packing up once again that's the seasonal stuff and you can see more or less the line that is supposed to be there this white is just concert vietnam now that was the remains of tropical depression just a lot of rain produced a lot of rain in northern vietnam but any one place no more than $180.00 millimeters so be a flash flooding as usual for this time the year is could be typical of what falls of this frontal system hinting at maybe the fujian end of it during friday or even saturday hong kong is back in the mix you're on the bottom end of the potential rain but i wouldn't say it's going to be dry now moving further west the monsoon officially has come a long way forward because you see filling in the gaps although we've had some flooding around her power on the certainly evidence of shot that general area the heaviest rains been up in the northeast corner from the forecast point of view it still in the northeast corner there still maybe some m

he discovered her caps when he visited berlin in 2008. it's hard to. i was lucky enough to have him pick out the malcolm campbell. didn't take it off again for yes. but ordered more of them in every shape and fabric softener. if you want to bet it was born in 1986 in brighton england her 1st years in the elegant seaside resort have stayed with her even after she moved to berlin with her family i think 6. the english are very eccentric in the best sense of the word. they like to dress. themselves out and party as i remember. and i think as a little girl i took a lot of matin. but then i feel more like a because i've spent the greater part of my life here. and i think the 2 cultures mixed together inside me. it does it's my couture commish. as a child fiona already knew she wanted to be an artist she trained as a milliner in 1902 she started her own studio in downtown berlin and raised eyebrows with off the wall fashion performances. later she provided film productions with her hat creations and design the costumes for the rock group ranch times very 1st

and in all series on the island hopping we visit jersey just off the coast of. the srabon in germany a small plots of god in colonies that city dwellers love to have to grow vegetables flowers or just to sit in and relish the simple joys of nature at the weekend this is typically german as is the fact that these hobby gardeners are this year celebrating the 100th anniversary of the rules and regulations of such gardens really rachel stood experts on all things quintessentially. new york piece of. business of calm in the city. kingdom welcome to the. owner of a gemini on the outskirts of town the long lines you'll find colony plots of land divvied up and rented out to green thing that. there are several names for the allotment in germany because they've got nothing 370 square meters of monaco.

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i wouldn't be surprised if the high cloud deck makes a visit. not much of a breeze. a little bit but not much. 50s, 60s on the temperatures. mid-60s for some, low 60s for others. 63 pleasanton. one of these days that half- moon bay buoy will get fixed. >> sooner or later. >>> 55 in truckee. rett good thunderstorm activity close to the sierras. 6366, ukiah, sacramento, everything is quiet here, watch up in the sierra. see how the cloud cover, some of that is more show than go. it's close. we will mention if you are heading up, the cloud cover that made a visit yesterday. for us, morning fog. mostly sunny and warmer, 60s to 90s if you are near the coast. 60s, 70s, thick fog, wednesday will be the warmest day and high backs off a little bit. nothing we haven't seen yet. looks warmer in to the weekend. a little above average. >>> download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the 7-day forecast. a really easy featurer to upload your weather photos and video. the weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. >>> coming up, bu

we meet the man who has visited all a19 us national parks. and trending travel. and — going under in austria. we're starting this week in thailand, in the small, coastal village of khlong khon, in samut songkhram province, 90 minutes south—west of bangkok. few international travellers venture here, but in recent years the amazing transformation of its ecosystem has begun to draw people, like me. while it may not be one of the most beautiful ecosystems, it's actually quite full of life. there's snails, cockles, crabs, macaques, birds — all kinds of wildlife here. there is a monkey right here with a crab in its mouth. this place is quite an experience. because here in what might look like in endless sea of mud, there are local delicacies and a story of a community who have fought back from the brink of disaster. i arranged to meet up with a local guide to show me around. and as we get farther out from the village, you can see the ingenuity that these people have taken to the rivers. so all morning, at low tide, they push like they're on a skateboard and they

i'm on the way from visiting pollie piers down the old. everywhere there is something to see for example the museum harbor in uganda. the people of hamburg are very proud of the harbor and they show that every year around the 7th of may on that day in the year 1189 emperor bob or also is said to have issued a license for the port and that's a pretty good reason to celebrate say over 1000000 visitors every year. even if the charter founding the port is a 13th century forgery people have been celebrating it since 1977 the birthday bash attracts locals and visitors to the for 3 days. notice and everyone's always in a good mood it's always relaxed and handed is always worth seeing and off to shift it's great to climb on to the vessels and see how things work on the tall ships it does sort out for physical assailant i thought everything the port the atmosphere water the sea ships. the ports anniversary traditionally begins with the grand arrival parade with vessels ranging from motor boats to tall ships and all more than $300.00 ships come to t

triangles here represent the trackers the circles the web sites visited. even users who don't log in aren't surfing anonymously with every click the trackers network grows in this test there were close to 20 trackers for every web site visited. big data analysis helps link that information and produce a digital profile of the user. a profile like this describes a person in their fears their needs and possibly their financial situation allowing for advertising to be tailored to meet their budget what it describes as better than even our best friends could one become. so companies might know me better than my friends do even very sensitive data like that used by health abs as often passed on to data collectors without users knowledge the legal basis for this is sometimes highly questionable. massive amount of data is generated every day it comes from a variety of sources not just the internet. whether on facebook instagram or net flix every day we humans generate 2500000 terabytes of data but not all of it on the net visit the doctor in your sentence and dia

if i remember correctly the number of people visiting russia for a 2nd time is ear opener 2 percent of those are likely to be businessmen on a return trip. many of us who travel abroad have been to rome and paris several times but unfortunately few tourists come back to russia. the government wants to change that it's reportedly considering easier visa regulations better hotels and more servers russia wants to become one of the 10 most visited countries in the world. electronic cigarette maker jewel told the u.s. congress it never intended its products to be used by teenagers companies co-founder insisted to house lawmakers that it had not designed its flavors to be appealing to young users congressional committee has also heard from parents and students who queues jule off directly marketing to teenagers it is illegal to sell the cigarettes to under eighteen's in the u.s. they use among high school students nearly doubled in the last 2 years. economists will tell you it's all about the incentives that's especially true when it comes to recycling the city of rome is now trying a new sy

visit was coming that was this is the b.p. on their best behavior telling people that slink out of the toilet now border patrol agents say this is simply not the case we don't treat people that we provide fresh water we provide food we provide sanitary and in sanitary busy items as well as. items for bathing and personal hygiene and that's are you saying that she's lying i'm telling you what we do so the question now is do these facilities get more money republicans are saying that if the department of homeland security had more money the conditions inside the facilities detaining migrants would actually improve democrats are saying however that they do not want to spend another dime on inhumane facilities detaining migrants after i forced myself into a cell with women and began speaking to them one of them described their treatment at the hands of officers as 2nd logical warfare waking them at odd hours for no reason calling them etc tell me what about that is due to a lack of funding as has been standard in american social w

fighting was program one separatist is his number one priority well the political newcomer recently visited the front lines and invited top european diplomats to discuss ways out of the crisis well it's a promise the people in donbass are counting on the vast majority of those in the region of new house voted for zelinsky because of his commitment to ending the war and he has taken the 1st step towards deescalation ukrainian army has partially withdrawn from the contested region and that's giving hope to nina cedar ranko who has to cope with living in a war zone as a disabled person. clambering over still needs a lot hunts because makeshift bridge it's a journey made by thousands day in day out this is the only crossing point between government and separatist held territory for hundreds of kilometers. minas a doting core of her husband and not only live on the separatist held site but her pension and the medicines she needs are only available on government territory once a month and you know must cross the front line each trip is an ordeal. it is for the. national been the most poignant i w

coli after visiting the petting zoo and what every parent needs to know. >>> lightning strikes near a group of hikers leaving several injured while other parts of the country face extreme wind and flash flooding. the weather outlook for the holiday week plus, the four cities where traffic will be the worst. >>> bad blood. ♪ bad blood >> the dispute between taylor swift and some of the biggest names in music growing more fierce overnight. >>> from the tiger chasing this man on a motorcycle to the restaurant patrons left soaking wet during dinner to the biggest hailstorm we've ever seen, all the best video on this monday, the 1st of july. >>> good monday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with investigators on the scene of the deadliest plane crash in texas in nearly three decades. >> ten people were killed when the plane crashed into a small hangar at the airport. >> witnesses say it appears the plane had trouble gaining altitude after takffaghiairportr dallas where a small plane urg, florida, crashed into a hangar shortly after takeoff. >> attention all aircraft on t

prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fee answer -- fiance enjoy a contact visit but it may be their last. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin holmes checks out his hooch. h. the more, the merrier. got to have this stuff in the morning. oh, that's too hot. act your age. get your own insurance company. carlo, why don't you start us with a little bit of cereal? you can spread it all around the table. and we're gonna split the warm hot dog. and i'll have a glass of grape juice to spill on the carpet. oh, uh, do you want some to spill? act your age. get your own insurance company. oh, uh, do you want

well this visit comes at of course a very sensitive time but you could say that about almost every visit that any money official has made to iran it always comes at a very sensitive time it's difficult to characterize this as an intervention or perhaps an ongoing dialogue with an ally of course oman is a very significant player in the region a very quiet but strong diplomatic political force oman was the country where iran and the united states held secret talks that eventually led to the brokering in the signing of the 2015 nuclear deal so amman is a very important partner when it comes to dealing with iran and the rest of the world they share important waterways and this is the last trip by view money foreign minister was just 3 months ago when the nuclear deal was being discussed as well as ongoing security issues in around the waters of the gulf now on the table during this visit of course the omani foreign minister will be meeting with his counterpart iran's foreign minister zarif and on the table is discussing the release of the oil tankers the u.k. having taken over an iranian oil

when germany launched its attack on yugoslavia in 1941, you were away from side grab on a visit a visit with relatives. tell us about why you are away and what happened when the germans came into yugoslavia? because ii was away was three years old and my baby, myst had another brother. he was three years younger. we were both born in january 3 years apart. visit and myme to parents decided to send me to visit with my grandparents because there was an opportunity to get me on the train. i have that image, being on the train was very exciting. even though i was very young, i remember. i still don't know why i was sent. -- they all knew that the war was imminent, but i don't think that was the reason they sent me. i think they sent me because -- first of all to visit grandparents and aunts and the other one, possibly, because my mother just had a baby, so it was a good thing to send me away for a bit. i just happened to be at my april, when that germany invaded. bill: let me jump in for a minute. you said they knew that war was probably imminent. did your parents or other members of the fa

security was stepped up for the visit of representatives of the myanmar government to the refugee camp at cox's bizarre there had been a fear of protests and only a select group of rowing was chosen to meet with the delegation in one of the camps offices show you know when was among those who attended the talks the myanmar government is trying to persuade the refugees to return home. they told us that all arrangements are being made for us to return they also told us that there are camps built for us with the necessary security and facilities. outside the camps office several 100 running has gathered eager to meet the delegates and ask questions but they were quickly dispersed by police and nearby another group of refugees try to stage a demonstration but that was also quickly broken up by security officers some of the community leaders at cox's bazaar expressed their concern at what condition will be like if the refugees return to rakhine state we demand before our water going back i want to be done in done her community you should visit inside don't know much affected area about us i