The first time in a show of unity , and to prepare what he unity, and to prepare what he described as demolish hamas in gaza. It comes as the leader of the terrorist organisation has met with irans foreign minister in qatar, where they agreed to continue cooperation. Well, a continue cooperation. Well, a spokesperson for the idf has told has told gb news its continuing to let people in northern gaza move from their homes to safety. Homes to safety. The worst Case Scenario scenario is actually that they would stay in where we plan to conduct our operations, so they should evacuate to the south, where there is places where people can get holed up and take cover for the time being. And indeed , when we finish and indeed, when we finish and complete our operations, we will announce theyll able to announce that theyll be able to come homes. Come back to their homes. As for uk government flights carrying britons have left israel today with two more expected later. The Foreign Office is telli
Stand before you with remotion ill have lated by oath and caused suffering to my patients and my family. Mercy would be a 25year sentence. The government is asking for a sentence of 175 years. How was he able to carry out such procedures seemingly unchecked for so long. He apparently ran a very tight ship. He was a renowned doctor in the detroit area. He had also done a fellowship at sloan sloankettering. And he really convinced his patients and others that he was the man to go to. We have an interview with an attorney Donna Mackenzie who events some of those patients. Here is what she had to say. He held himself out as the expert of all experts in this area. He convinced his patients that he was the only person who could save them. There are so many people that i have talked to who have told nae dr. Fattah called them their miracle patient. Of course if you have somebody who hasnt have cancer to begin with and you treat them with chemo, and then they no longer have cancer thats not a
European leaders split over whether its the best deal. This is Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im bisi onileere. History made this morning in south carolina. Onlookers cheered as the confederate battle flag was taken down at the State Capitol. It has been flying over a confederate memorial for 15 years. Before that it spent nearly four decades on the capitol dome and now that flag is in a museum. Courtney keeley is live in Columbia South carolina. Were hearing there are going to be more stepping taken there in a few minutes. Reporter hi good afternoon, bisi. Yes, the flag pole still remains. The only symbol left of where that flag flew next to the memorial to the confederate veterans. The flag came down swiftly today, but the cheers that erupted really cemented the historic moment. Even journalists there was just this energy in the crowd, and that and that flag came down so quickly and in fact some people told me they just wished it had gone a little more slowly to savor th
I want to thank them. [applause] thank you. , americank artifacts visits museums and historic basis. In southcentral virginia, near lynchburg, green hill was a plantation operated by a slave owner. We visited it with jobie hill and a team of preservationists. They documented several buildings associated with slavery. She was introducing the team to green hill when we arrived. This program is about 50 minutes. Ok. Goodness. [dog barking] here are the Auction Blocks. That is the brick dependency. That is a duck house. This is the wash house. This one has a neat feature on the backside. It has a drain in the wall where they would yes, dump the water out. This is the slave house. My name is jobie hill. We are at green hill plantation. It is in campbell county, virginia. m here with a company they are here for me for my independent project called saving slave houses, which is doing documentation of all the known slave houses in the United States. When i was in school, for my masters thesis,
States. We are founded in 1822. Collecting at this location since 1907 in portland. Historical city was in brunswick and moved to portland the 1870s, we moved from and c library to city hall once the society was donated, we library in 1907. In 2007, we underwent restoration and renovation and 13,000 square feet of archival Storage Space to the building. E that is what were in today, temperature and humidity control, climate controlled space, we store our collection. E have offsite Storage Space we use for larger collections and since weve outgrown our location. We connect on main, but have broader scope and reach back to the 15th century, terrible hat is not a amount of our collection, the bulk of our materials are from he 18th century and 19th century, from about the 17001900, although we have colonial and dating from the 1600s relating to canada and ime newsmakers. We are showing the treasures of society. Storical early in years we collected broadly on history, anything that had to d