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Recalls on this day, they decided to go to yaroslavs parents, who lived nearby, for a while. So everyone together wanted to think about further actions. There were already traffic jams on the roads. Just spend a few days together as a whole family and then watch the development of events. The apartment of yaroslavs parents was located near azovstal, which was the number one target for the enemy. Every day , Russian Troops were getting closer to their goals, destroying everything that happened on...

Show egyptian jets charging suspected terrorist hideouts the mosque attack during friday prayers has claimed more than three hundred lives so far. Also on the program in pakistan violence erupts in islamabad as police moved in on hundreds of islamist protesters theyve been blocking access to the Nations Capital for the last two quit. And in german soccer its job a day in the rule of our late with crisis hit there was a dog one facing an inform shall cut coach probably needs a victory to survive ...

Protest against a government minister whom they accuse of blasphemy. Come fully back to go this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead another step in nepals long path to democracy where voters are having their say in the first Regional Elections its just not enough Rights Groups warn the arrival of four aides planes in yemen will do little to tackle the humanitarian crisis thus. I dont know what to do. Nothing to do with sales may be going through the roof at amazon but well find out why some ...

Hello again im off in dennis in doha and these are the top stories here at aljazeera presses in pakistan a return to the streets on the outskirts of islamabad the capital despite a Police Crackdown on saturday at least six people were killed and one hundred fifty were injured when officers tried to disperse a protest camp with tear gas and water cannon the government has asked the military to help restore order but at least for now the army seems reluctant to get too involved maybe on a hundred ...

About his contact with russian officials well take you to washington and see what this latest Development Means for donald trump also on the program. The countdown to next years world cup in russia begins in earnest after the draw in the moscow will find out how the favorites a fat. Im filled game welcome to the program well come to those stories very shortly will start so with some breaking news here in Germany Police have defused an explosive device and the town of potsdam near but lets go str...

A violation of its sovereignty so we have the you know the reactions could come from everywhere you we have a u. S. Turkish dispute i think as a result of whats happening at the same time you have a dispute between the Syrian Government and turkey because the Syrian Government has cut the categorical or express that its categorical rejection for any such step so you could this could lead even to a confrontation between the syria between syria and turkey or so where there are a lot of you know po...

So that means everyone has to speak directly into these microphones. I want to introduce our panelists. We have the president of davidson college. She is a long accomplished administrator, and has spent much of her career in houston, where she was a Vice President of international disciplinary initiatives. To her left is the provost of northwestern university. Until he moved to northwestern last year, he was the dean of yale college, and the edmund s. Morgan professor of African American history...

And their methods for educating and offering information to the public. This is an hour and a half. All right. Well, we can begin the session. Welcome to all of you who have weathered the snow and ice to be here this afternoon. Welcome to this panel, history and Public Policy centers sponsored by the National History center. Im nick mueller, president and ceo emeritus of the World War Ii Museum in new orleans and before that enjoyed a 32year career at the university of new orleans and i will say...

With the secret science bill is that it asked us to gather information we have no authority to gather and it asks us to release information where i cannot protect peoples personal privacy or confidential Business Information in order to release that publicly. And frankly, the way in which science works in this country is we dont look at the scientists dont exchange all the broad data, although they can and they often do, but they dont have to in order to do scientifically credible ng independent...

Federal government . Well, the two issues that started this concern about secret science had to do with the development of basically studies that were developed by the American Cancer Society and harvard, two not unknown or well thought of or poorly thought of entities. And they had information that we sought. We were given the information we had the authority to gather. They offered opportunities for that raw data to be reviewed in oneonone review by researchers, but they are cohort studies. Th...