She was warranty very concerned because. He hadnt been given the right test of figure out what was actually wrong with him when he was in the hospital and theyre very concerned that if he goes back to the joe he will simply become ill again because they dont know what caused it in the 1st place now the doctor the medical team are all insisting that only actually stay in hospital intel has been given the all play and hes been given all the tests they need to try to figure out what was wrong with him now they say that hes broken out in hives thats unusual claim say his medical team they say he hasnt ever had an allergic reaction before and that means that theyre very worried that there may well have been some sort of poisoning involved now other people who have been in that jail have come out and spoken they say the conditions in the jail very dire and people do get ill there also theres been real concerns that he has been able to meet with his legal team properly he wasnt allowed to hav
Stage for the 2nd Us Democratic debate. Join us for coverage from detroit on july the fact here im 35 its on aljazeera. Its almost 2 years since more than 700000 ranger fled a military crackdown in me and knocks since then theyve been crammed into squalid camps in bangladesh but mere miles government is under pressure to take them back so what are they offering and is it enough this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im Martin Dennis the range of people have been called the most persecuted minority in the world me a mob doesnt even recognize this mainly muslim ethnic group as citizens and in 2 of the 17 it began a crackdown after attacks on its army by some ranger that the un labeled what followed a textbook example of ethnic cleansing soldiers were accused of killing and raping ranger and destroying their villages will than 700000 of them managed to escape to bangladesh saying they wouldnt return until near guarantees a safety and gives them citizenship a government del
Meredith good evening. I am the executive director of the Eisenhower Foundation. It is wonderful to see such an outpouring of support from our friends at the Eisenhower Foundation and the friends of the kansas city public library. Our worldclass exhibits and programs are made possible by the friends of the Eisenhower Foundation and other donors. I want to thank the foundation for supporting this lecture series tonight. Perhaps you are aware the Eisenhower Foundation is raising money to conduct a comprehensive exhibit renovation. It is the Largest Campaign in our foundations 73 year history and the First Comprehensive exhibit renovation in more than 45 years. The new exhibits will be unveiled this summer. We have been so encouraged by the response we have received thus far. I am pleased to report we have raised 98 of our goal. [applause] meredith we want to finish the campaign by june 6 so we can publicly announce this to all veterans who join us at the eisenhower president ial library
When you volunteer for rangers, what changed from your training as a regular army soldier . They specialize in many things bigger troops do not have to submit to. Different, aer specialized field, a specialized cope. N and you have to when did you Enter Service . Of 42. As in june was that in normandy . My first combat action. Yes. Why dont you tell me about from your training, tell me about your trip over to england and the preparation you made. I have to tell you that from my point of view, because i had anyink the troops advanced knowledge that dday would be our first combat. Then,e ready for combat but they were going to give specialized training, so the training we got after i entered generalizedwas ranger tactics and ranger training. Referring to any particular place we may have trained while we were there, i will explain a few. Tell me where the rangers. Rained dont go too fast. We were at camp forrest tennessee. We came from different parts of the bases, different parts of the
Election. Ask ladies and gentlemen think governor of the great state of West Virginia the honorable jim justice. [applause] [applause] [applause] okay, sit down you all look like youre getting tired. [laughter] you have got to clap a lot tonight. I will get to the meat and potatoes in just a Second Period but i want to thank you credit want to thank you from all of us. All of my family in every way for all of the years and all of the time we have spent together. Bickering at times but hopefully loving each other in the end. An absolutely loving West Virginia it that matter what. Now, if i could make some incredible introductions here. It is just this. I would like to introduce my family. Especially kathy he has to put up with me all of the time. And please give it kathy and jill and jay a big round of applause, please. [applause] [applause] okay. The members of my cabinet and i really do not see need going through each secretary but in thinking about it maybe i should. Because of all t