. >> those qualities that eisenhower presented the main roosevelt to sam and their nation in north africa and then for the invasion of normandy and d day and what was it about eisenhower really attracted fdr right. >> i think it makes sense to point out that amazing relationship and fox connor, took him under his wings and helped him develop some of his military lessons are his military knowledge. fox connor mentionson eisenhower to general marshall and general marshall introduce eisenhower to fdr as well. >> and marshall was the chief tf staff at the point where they had to the leader for the invasion was always going to be marshallll but it ended up being eisenhower's and they had a complicated relationship. >> but i don't think that fdr felt that he could do without marshall in washington at that time and marshall was an incredible administrator and sounding board for fdr. >> one of the first important meetings between the two of them took place in casablanca after the north africa invasion and it was a difficult time for eisenhower he was not sure whether he was going to get fired or

and he flies to north africa, and he meets with eisenhower, and there's a photograph of the two of them in the jeep. and the expressions on their faces are so classic. and then this was one of these historic moments, you know? the fate of the war hung in the balance, who's going to be the commander. you see these two hen if realizing that they gave everything for their country. this is the moment that really captures it. >> i know that photograph well, and i love their faces. >> dawn, thank you very much for joining us today the here at home with the roosevelts, and i can't wait the wilson international or center for

and he flies to north africa, and he meets with eisenhower, and there's a photograph of the two of them in the jeep. and the expressions on their faces are so classic. and then this was one of these historic moments, you know? the fate of the war hung in the balance, who's going to be the commander. you see these two hen if realizing that they gave everything for their country. this is the moment that really captures it. >> i know that photograph well, and i love their faces. >> dawn, thank you very much for joining us today the here at home with the roosevelts, and i can't wait to get out and and see your new exhibit. >> please do, always waiting for you. >> this week we're looking back to this date this history. >> is the individual who serves as vice president must be qualified to be president and, second, the individual who serves as vice president for the united states must be one who shares the views of the president on the critical issues of foreign policy and national defense which is so important if the we are to play our great role, our destined role to keep peace in the world

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now, i might do who is the lebanon and by rein research in the middle east and north africa, division of human rights, what she joins me from by roots. hello, there i, now you just have me recap. what's unfolded this morning in lebanon. first of all, what's your take on what's happened and particularly from a civilian perspective. what happened today was a show of force by has bella and its allies, essentially given public a false choice, either stability ah, without justice or justice, but no stability. this is just delayed since in a series of, of attempts by has by law and the ruling elite to undermine obstruct and block the domestic investigation into the baby. last because it had become, it had hit too close to home, the judge and leading the baby last investigation judge beside has refused to abide by a red line set for him by the political establishment. and he has, instead i tried to charge summon and prosecute very high level political and security official, which is really unprecedented in lebanon. and so the outcome of this case and the implications of this case, will go fa

africa and he meets with eisenhower and there's a photograph of them in the japan and the expression on their faces is so classic and this was one of the historic moments. the fate of the war hung in the balance. two men realizing that they gave everything for their country and this is the moment that captures. >> i know that photograph well and i love their faces. >> thank you very much for joining us today here at homes in with the

more than 44000 migrants arrived in europe from north africa in 2021 alone. but more than 25000 have been returned from the mediterranean sea by the libyan coast guard. and are put in centers like this. most of the migrants being held here in this detention center have left their countries of origin due to poverty or war. while some of them have been returned to libya from the sea, others tell us, they have no ambition to travel to europe. they tell us they're interested in getting the vaccine. for our less sir, about colbert 19. that when the corner says he doesn't want to go to europe and came from liberia to find work, to provide for a child and family back home. she says she's been in this detention center for more than 6 weeks or other. i thought the vaccine before i took it out and made dinner with them. they come in at the house with i thought the vaccine did it scheduled me to go back on the 20 of august for the 2nd one and says dallas employee castillo the. i don't have just to go back, not minutes to talk to my 5 minute a, don't know them yet, embra

africa and he meets with eisenhower and there's a photograph of them in the japan and the expression on their faces is so classic and this was one of the historic moments. the fate of the war hung in the balance. two men realizing that they gave everything for their country and this is the moment that captures. >> i know that photograph well and i love their faces. >> thank you very much for joining us today here at homes in with roosevelts. >> we are waiting for you. >> masse mckinley, you are here because you worked of the organization and descendants of two presidents. tell me your family story. >> i'm related on my too ternal

. >> one of the first important meetings it the two of them took place in casablanca after the north africa invasion and there was this difficult time for eisenhower and he wasn't sure there is going to be fired or promoted. >> it was quite a show for the americans after the invasion of africa don't you think. >> one of what it was like for eisenhower's it was going into that room with churchill and roosevelt all of his military readers on both sides and having to sort of justify everything that happened up until then. >> 's ability to remain calm, he could lose his temper like the best event but when he really needed to be calm and smooth he was really masterful so i am sure that it was very internally very nervous about that but i bet the was showing himself an amazing way pretty. >> i think one of his most successful characteristics was the ability to get along with a wide variety of people probably the reason he was given to mentorship for d day in a very george patton, new could of course winston churchill and in england and planning for the invasion, listen churchill was let's

africa and you need to select eisenhower and the expression on their faces is so classic and then this was a historic moment, the fate of the work on the balance and that who will be commanding and you see these two men realize that they gave everything for the country. and this is a moment that really captures it. thank you very much for joining us and i can't wait to get out and see you. >> please do rated. >> sees bismarck in history to be continues now, even for the full schedule for the weekend on your program guide our cspan.org/history. >> we are talking to you at the white house with a residential site here in washington dc and you're here because you work with the organization but also to presidents and tell me your family story. >> glover cleveland was a 22nd and 24th united states presidents and i'm related to them on my father side, the paternal side, to william mckinley in the great great nephew of william mckinley in the great great get grandson of glover cleveland. >> side of the families get together. >> and have a chance because my parents. the two became one and inter

africa and he meets with eisenhower and there's a photograph of them in the japan and the expression on their faces is so classic and this was one of the historic moments. the fate of the war hung in the balance. two men realizing that they gave everything for their country and this is the moment that captures. >> i know that photograph well and i love their faces. >> thank you very much for joining us today here at homes in with roosevelts. >> we are waiting for you. >> masse mckinley, you are here because you worked of the organization and descendants of two presidents. tell me your family story. >> i'm related on my too ternal side to grover cleveland who is the 42nd and 44th president. and my father's side to william mckinley, i'm the great, great nephew of mckinley and great grandson of grover cleveland. my parents married and the two became one. >> were your parents aware of their lineage when they married? >> had no clue. my father was a long-time history professor at uta and during the course of time at the breakfast table we talked about presidential politics and we talked a

yes, military man, north africa has been having lots of problems with the usa and some other important european companies owned in room in rome, there will be a g, a g, 20 meeting next week. prisoner was expecting to meet the president by them there. but if the explosion of this diplomat happened, one of these invoices happens, then there are concerns at this meeting will not happen in room between prison avalon. and by then that could further deteriorate the relations between turkey and the western countries and columbia. as much wanted drug trafficker has been captured by the country's army, the president says the arrest of dow antonio silva, who also goes by the name on tongue. yell is the biggest hit, the drug trade, the century. he is the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel. witness is the program coming out next? i'll see you later. ah yeah, please did she get doublet of so though he gather a yell for nude, no. but duma in and to mom and say to moment when bob in what only one hit or does say 5 is night. my mom, she's at home a diploma slip to release it in good up. so some

as the war effort shifts into north africa, what was the strategy? mr. dugard: first, let's get back. everybody around the world was traumatized by pearl harbor. but churchill was ecstatic, because he knew that then, in his mind, the war would be won. when he got the news, he immediately tried to get roosevelt on the phone. he was so thrilled because it meant for sure the u.s. would come into the war. de gaulle felt the same way. finally it was not england standing alone, it was not de gaulle's very small army, it was basically the might of america was going to come into the war. so, what began as a back and forth -- everybody thinks that d-day, which occurred in june of 1944, was something we planned years in advance. but in the minds of churchill and de gaulle, they wanted to go into europe right away. they wanted to use american forces and land in europe for the invasion of france. but that was not possible at the time. the american troops were untrained, we had a very modest army. people think of the american army as being enormous, but in 1940, amer

africa. they are accused of illegally permitting the games. rights groups have condemned the terigo over and accused saudi of trying to -- the takeover and accused saudi of trying to improve its reputation with sports. including the death of a journalist ordered by the crown prince. >> amnesty said they would -- it seemed the premier league was going in one direction on this and now they have gone in another. it is a dangerous precedent that english football is open for business when it comes to sportswashing. >> it is unclear whether the allegations of piracy leveled against saudi or the human rights abuses were responsible for delaying the takeover of the club. the piracy issue appears to have been solved but it comes to human rights abuses, saudi remains in the spotlight. the surprise takeover raises questions about what matters most to fans and football clubs. the depths of an owner's pockets, or their integrity? >> the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to the tanzanian born nov

staying on the topic, the imf says the middle east and north africa can expect significant economic growth. gdp is slated to expand by 4.1% this year. inflation and and equality have dented the recovery. the imf stressed e importance of theecovery in lebanon. >> what lebanon needs today is to have a comprehensive package that will allow the economy to recover, address the debt issues stability issues, help lebanon curb the ilation a stabilize the currency, and deal with the scars that if inflicted the economy after the blast of august 2020. reporter: a lot of the issues facing the region are amplified in lebanon, rising prices, and equality. no shortage of challenges. anchor: power cuts. it keeps on giving. next, truth or fate, our daily fact-check segment in association with "france 24." good evening, james. you are starting with some images from the anti-green protest that broke out in italy over the weekend. reporter: this is one image circulating online. you can see a bridge, almost completely full with every available space of people, you see the bridge, ok, there we go. it is on the

north africa was next. and both tunisia and morocco left the french union while the battle for algeria raged dawn. this is the story of the end of one of the largest in pies the world as ever seen. and how the blood and tears shed decades ago, a still felt in the world today. ah ah, by the summer of 1956, the war in algeria had been going on for nearly 2 years. french troops met the forces of the national liberation front, the evelyn with all mighty force and inflicted huge losses. the evelyn needed to regroup and to try and regain the initiative. it completely changed its strategy. it took the war to the very heart of the capital, algiers. and in september 1956. it planned an attack that would have a far reaching, embodied, suitable lo love, partly the title, more these december jameton. bah, katy caused create a play. leslie guam gab monte, i'll still ha those, tito that i'm if you can don't city your whole new vol lady backed over new york city ha. don't formulas or p v dot which will lead to swell up. b

if you'll notice, noise. speaker, break your corporate office or dish or north africa or flag. this is north oscillate. john, give you a phase noise. pick a job in new york and that was a number of people can't seem to overwhelm the small towns a migrant sat with no longer afford to spend the living money. they had a nickel to local to pay. yes. what about it? so to level further attention or so he's finally agreed to let them gold, yet the way to do so the allow them to get on boats and coordinated and you pass towards the border with dynamic micro p for a fairy to cross the gulf. but because of low water levels, they had to change growth to continue to be arrived in the town of i can be in the province of chuckle there they met local guides or call your taste a some refer to them that will take them towards panama border it was here where we met mighty, like many other migrants she does not want to be identified. she's also from haiti and he's traveling with her daughter emma de chillen, bettina unit unit yucky. a melbourne market. if we could id one to send you a, i'm a sing

north africa and madagascar had fallen into line that kept the lid on the caribbean. only indo china had caught fire. so the french still fall, they had everything under control but the tide of global history had turned in the cold war. washington and moscow now wanted independence for countries of the old empires to weaken them and build their own. it was already happening as the british gave up, india, ceylon, and burma, and the dutch withdrew from indonesia. but while other empires were collapsing, france went against the grain and would not let go. meanwhile, in sub saharan africa, several political parties in different countries combined in the early 19 fifties to form the r d a of an african movement with communist affiliations in france. one of its leaders was the ivory coast and b phillips, so fed winey, who openly wanted to end the colonial period. france could not possibly accept this, particularly at this time of the cold war. paris decided to try and break these rebels who were a little too close to moscow, floyd slightly in ivory coast. the french army ac

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in august 2019, a spanish ngo boat rescued 147 migrants crossing from north africa to europe and asked to dock in the southern italian island of lampedusa. the hard—line anti—migrant matteo salvini was then interior minister and deputy prime minister and his trademark policy was to close ports to migrant rescue boats. screaming and crying for almost three weeks, they were kept on board in boiling heat and terrible conditions. prosecutors say that amounted to kidnapping and deprivation of their rights. mr salvini said the decision was taken by the whole government and claims he was defending italy. the actor richard gere, who was on holiday in italy at the time, and travelled to sicily to deliver supplies to the migrants, has agreed to testify at the trial. i grew up a christian, i'm a buddhist now, but i can't imagine jesus christ would be happy with a law that says it's illegal to help people. it makes no sense to me, it's completely crazy. i'm ashamed for all of this planet that it is illegal to help people. if convicted, matteo salvini could in theory face up to 15 years in pris

in august 2019, a spanish ngo boat rescued 147 migrants crossing from north africa to europe and asked to dock in the southern italian island of lampedusa. the hard—line anti—migrant matteo salvini was then interior minister and deputy prime minister and his trademark policy was to close ports to migrant rescue boats. screaming and crying. for almost three weeks, they were kept on board in boiling heat and terrible conditions. prosecutors say that amounted to kidnapping and deprivation of their rights. mr salvini said the decision was taken by the whole government and claims he was defending italy. the actor richard gere, who was on holiday in italy at the time, and travelled to sicily to deliver supplies to the migrants, has agreed to testify at the trial. i grew up a christian, i'm a buddhist now, but i can't imagine jesus christ would be happy with a law that says it's illegal to help people. it makes no sense to me, it's completely crazy. i'm ashamed for all of this planet that it is illegal to help people. if convicted, matteo salvini could in theory face up to 15 years in pri

africa, and with a growing backlash against the french presence and on your micron as agreed to pull most of the troops out. last week, the french president slammed the government, sang, bummer! co has 0 credibility after 2 military coups. while his prime minister filed back the keys in france of abandoning his country. it did lose the loss of it. firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed loop in state. it was france allies. those terrorist came from abroad and then they expanded. secondly, when the marlin government asked france for help in 2013, the authorities only wanted our support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied with that request in a few areas. but when they reached out, they blocked the malia military from entering, creating an enclave, and will happen next in order to establish new government. the french contacted members of answer arched in an organisation considered to be an international terrorist group by the u. s. it is the modern wing of al qaeda. they also contacted the leaders of the so called national movement for us of odd

yes, meditating and north africa has been having lots of problems with the usa and some other important european companies owned in room in rome. there will be a g, a g 20 meeting next week prison. i was expecting to meet the president biden there, but if the explosion of this diplomat happened, one of these invoices happens. then there are concerns that this meeting will not happen in room between prison, avalon, and bite. and that could further deteriorate. the relations between turkey and the western countries to paraglider have survived a mid air collision along turkey's southwestern coast. the moment was captured by an onlooker in the area of older de needs. they were rescued after falling into the sea. the pair were taking part in an international festival. ah, this is al jazeera, our main story today comes from sit down with the information ministry as a number of ministers and officials have been detained by the military. and that includes the prime minister, abdullah hum dog is reportedly been taken to an unknown location after refuse.

africa and the middle east. it was estimated to have a population of 25 million people. around one in ten of the planet's population. in an age where undeclared water could carry disease, almost everyone was obliged to seek an alternative. even babies and small children drank water with wine, and the sweet taste of the wine, it sweetens the water and it was a real hit during the byzantine period. real hit during the byzantine eriod. , ., , real hit during the byzantine eriod. , ., period. dozens of drugs and kilns were _ period. dozens of drugs and kilns were also _ period. dozens of drugs and kilns were also uncovered . period. dozens of drugs and l kilns were also uncovered and dna analysis of grape pips might help scientists understand the kinds of wine produced here. as to its taste, it remains a mystery. an ancient text describe it as light and agreeable. that is it from me. this is bbc news. hello. it was a chilly start to monday for many a morning commuter, and it will be again on tuesday morning for one

africa and saudi arabia house being sold saudi had been accused of pirating the premier league that now all seems have been resolved, but as i mentioned that when it comes to the issue of human rights that has not gone away. and it does, of course rice, some big, big questions about english will bullet also international football about what matters more to the fans to the league itself? is it the depth of an own as pockets, or is it their integrity? when it comes to things like human rights? england say their ashes torn australia will go ahead, subject to a number of conditions being met. the 5 much test series is scheduled to begin on december the 8th. and there have been concerns with an england's camp over bubble and quarantine rules and addition to questions up or whether families will be allowed to accompany the team on tour. i'll surely currently has some of the world's most stringent co 19 regulations. there was baseball 1st in the playoff game between the tampa bay raise and boston red sox, tampa bay, rookie randy as though rana became the 1st player to hit a home run ads, s