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Thousands of young immigrants deportation

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a 3 judge panel in San Francisco ruling
Thursday that the plaintiffs were to

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succeed in challenging the Trump's decision
to phase out the Deferred Action for

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Childhood program

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a court decision was. Not in accordance
with law Judge Kim Wardlow So the court is

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not infringe on the prince executive authority
to enforce enforce immigration laws

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but that such authority for democratic
accountable to the public I'm Laurie London

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Morning Africa world come to daybreak
Africa from the Voice of America in

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Washington today is Friday November 9th
and here is we're covering Cameroon Jills

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a journalist on

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a mission about the separatist
unrest. That's at around midnight

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when is the plant was taken to

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a prison called air after the up as requested
at the gentleman economic capital.

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That's correspondingly Edwin. Deneuve Donda
has been revised and are still not back

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in more than 2 weeks after he had been
that he had fallen ill in Saudi Arabia and

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was president has been criticized for not
including his he he he can battle vice

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president his new 20 member of an.

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Employee. Venting car is

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a member of the Political Science Association
of Malawi and in South Sudan reverses

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its ban on vehicles with tinted windows
Those stories plus something else in our

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list now the day

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a coming up on Daybreak. A

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popular journalist from Cameron's restive
English speaking region remains in jail

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after is just and charged to propagate
information and terrorism media rights

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groups like best of economic broadcast
journalist Mimi me fall is an attempt to

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silence outlets on the crisis. Reports made
false arrest comes as authorities cull

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to the region for 2 school staff members
say after they had they and at least 79

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students were up earlier
this week. Saying. That's at

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around midnight when is the
how clams was taken to

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a prison called new better 10 hours after
they showed up as requested Jenna Marie

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station income and economic
capital Douala. Only

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a concept is meant for hog opted for the
rot him in silence after losing the money

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of she was accused to men for reporting
false information and con Ses that she

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bring to every port in which men for said
bullets found in bodies of civilians

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killed in violence came from regular
army not separatists I have alleged Kong

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ses the gen Dom's screenshots of men
1st Facebook pages and accused our

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clients about crimes saying that most of
what was based constituted an attack on

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state security lead Bali King Cameroon's
telecommunications minister says the law

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provides assumptions including pretenses
of 2 years for people to get you have

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using social media to propagate false
information. To the full so Monson

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share She says the propagation of such
information media is punished with

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a sentence of 6 months
to 2 years in prison and

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a fine ranging from Down $1000.00 to
$16000.00 other journalists who have been

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detained for several weeks in Kemah
room including shared b.m.d.

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Tongue known for being highly could
execute he alleges are committed by the

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military fighting the book on inside
Jency on crises in the English speaking

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regions he was arrested on October 23 from

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a bank Caney publisher of only enticing him
that specializes in the points in human

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rights abuses arrested in the western town
of Buffalo some on about. 29 just after

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a linga of leisure time was at rest
it's the arrests have been described by

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hundreds of journalists ides of the Gulf
to cut down and specially those who fall

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into conflicts in the angle fund region the
governor of the north west of Cameroon

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says he has called on the administration
and soldiers for the remaining stuff Betsy

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is counting on the collaboration
of the population. For v n e e l

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n

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d Mali and president. Rica has failed to
include his embattled vice president solace

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to Lima in his new 20 member cabinet
civil society in opposition groups have

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criticized traditionally
the vice president is

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a prominent member of the cabinet
presidential Lima recently fell out with

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President Rica after accusing the president
of rampant corruption the vice pres has

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signed

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a fund Democratic Progressive Party and
plans to challenge the president in next

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year's Jim election Vincent conduit is

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a member of the Political Science
Association. Of the public. Telling.

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Rice players they've got it because
it's essentially the plan but

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really. Who decides on protecting the
market certain. Political expedience

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not to think like they're often so much
prudence in. Running the consensus among

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colleagues is. The not become

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a kind of. Consensus to define
the Constitution to decide.

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Tom De Berry in that sense of the pleasure
of the president his supporters are

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saying the president respect dictates of
the Constitution which I'm policy him to

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hire and fire so what is the problem you
ask. Framework of the Constitution.

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Not believing the front lines now you get
money by not. So this is the kind of

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crisis that we are facing we have if
you have spent so much Jack one of the

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contingencies and 2 political expediency
trying to bring me shoes like

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undermining the republican constitution
but this and some are saying that he need

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not explain himself to them because the
people voted for him honestly are fans of

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the state so during the course of what
decides to bring new people to help him to

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achieve his vision what is the problem when
we can't even talk to your mum did all

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the confusion is that you think I'm the
reason why it's compelling to bring the

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money the device I'm funding comes
from the people we think are

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good well inviting live are
the vice. Lot. Of not only.

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The friendship decide who becomes the vice
president of the playing Bain who he's.

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Talking to. The vice president
that made him stop.

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It and do you think provision of the law
because just some of the vice president

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has demonstrated gross insult and
disrespect to the president why should he

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complain or why should his supporters
calm down he's been sidelined when he's

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accused in the same government he's
part of Demick corruption. This.

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Could be

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a job because not only are the secretary
we must understand that today the vice

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president said well I was not invited
to devalue the pay of the I think this

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crucial detail and to take the advice that
this coming from the vice president the

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instant conduit is

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a member of the answer so season of Malawi
spoke of yours Peter Curtis from. In

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Malawi You're listening to daybreak Africa
and the Voice of America I'm James Butty

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Washington today's Friday November 9th
they broke Africa time is now 18 minutes

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past the hour the Ugandan
government and u.n.

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Agency today Thursday announced results of

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a refugee verification ex Hillary on that
met minister in charge of refugees says

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the verification found that there are
$10000000.00 rifts opposed to over one point

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full 1000000 refugees in the
job through the u.n. A.c.r.

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In the country says the verification will
help you and agencies and the government

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to easily provide much needed services
to the refugees Devas Rucka reach report

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from Mr Hill it would make sense the
government and I think his use including the

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media who just listen
to sure the figures are

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a complete using the new technology
which is more precise the number.

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That was 1092100 but in the.

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Records truth about 76 but then
the previously reported number.

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This means that the number
of refugees are just dead by

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a boat that focused said Oh

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a boat and 50000 individuals missed only
got to be to these somewhere if these

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haven't returned to their countries of
origin those that died and they were just

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fishing or nickel so sais that

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a bow 300 begins just for the refugees
in order to benefit provided of

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a few G.'s with over

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a 1000000 with these you get the remains
the height refused in country nothing and

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it had top 50 hosting mission in the world
Mr Nixon is the government will do just

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hating on those that wanted to do just
that the end of the kitchen exercise

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provided the Great Spirit within which
any research. And I said I'm sick

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because I really mean recently spiritual
exercise going to approach your theory of

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everything. There are some prevention
numbers really mean are there

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more details. Will be undertaken after
immigrants there have been more than $200.00

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new arrivals just the 6 months according
to the in refugee agency the majority of

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the new arrivals from the Democratic
Republic of Congo ancestor that day but toy

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the unity and accountability in the seas
the question of refugees with both the

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government and he and I don't see assisted
those in need then you see them but all

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those that are being untried. People
unaccompanied minors and other people who may

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have very special needs. All
of. The units yard on our part

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to be more efficient. Including
obviously in the delivering.

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Program most of the refugees in Uganda

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a sudden the other Congo but only so well
yeah if you're poor and if you get been

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praised as having what progressive review
policies in the world but officials here

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say Rifi I do projects I know quickly
funded by the donors for veto any use I am

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me this rocket into the camp Arleigh you
can end up going is president not bucking

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a bomb more than 2 weeks after it was 1st
announced being hospitalized in Saudi

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Arabia killing for mission the
government provide a tool it's

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a citizen what that bungle had been
diagnosed with severe affective Paul Murray

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going to do is deputy executive secretary
of May openings National Union Party he

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says this lack of transparency by the
government has led to speculation on the

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social media about the president's health.

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But.

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Through. Social media
I'm sure. Under social

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media. On the social media there.

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I don't. See.

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The country. The president's health.

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Situation. The president being out of the
country for so long the speculations

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as you say how much is this business.

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A country.

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Should. So. The

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country will be.

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More than

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a month. In case the president
to bow incapacitated

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doing his job what does the
Constitution say in terms of Section.

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That very clear.

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And. Main task.

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Palmeri gone do is the deputy executive
secretary of main opposition leader John

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pings National Union Party speaking with
me from the governor's Capitol Hill the

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young government has reversed an earlier
order banning vehicles with windows the

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government has announced that such vehicles
are no longer illegal on public rolls

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after

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a public from drivers whose vehicles were
impounded in each arena has the story

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from. One board aboard operators Titian
in Juba neighborhood whose petition of

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a number for fear of reprisal from authorities
accuses traffic police of extorting

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money from border border drivers even we
have obtained all the necessary documents

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buried there motorcycle if they tell you
for 2000 you fail if they tell you for how

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much money you don't fail they took to
your motorcycle I know when they took.

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Everything they don't release. Cycle

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a station in jail was calling the neighborhood
who declined it fined for fear of

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reprisals see the traffic
police often Bob from using

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a method from. As to one road he sees
the traffic police always for cyclists

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towards

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a forcing them to increase their fees and
I. Just said to our estimate of bike

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they're just within the area
even on the road not even

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a truck they just aren't. Good for money
he will pay the money because for the sake

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of his motorbike breaking in

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a rabbit another motorcycle taxi operators
station in tamping restaged area accuses

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the gym city kinds of team 502 nice pounds
for monthly subscription and yet the

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s.s.

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Is nothing to support cyclists went after
the planes of theft attacks and hearts by

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police. Supposed to help us when we

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have problems I am among If you please.
Motorbike courses taught him and my

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motorbike was taken and I went to the
office to report and I gave them their

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registration form to get it with of my
love and told me. To look for it my paper

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has been there almost one month there is
nothing Major General Don you just seen

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spokes person of the salt to die now he
sees motorcyclists and other drivers must

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obey all roads and advises
drive us to request

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a receipt if find. That

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.

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10200 and I'm spokesman made new my cong
deny soldiers take money from by the board

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to drive an. Hour.

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Out to

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a number of traffic police offices all of
them declined to comment joke chap passed

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into the south today and bought

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a Board Association respond to repeated
requests to be interviewed for the story in

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news I am when he.

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Recovered it was. Good Friday morning

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we begin with the finals of the caf Champions
League for. Egyptian giant Holly I'm

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too nice as

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a chicken host and its size of return leg
of the 2018 to count Champions League

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final the 60000 Olympic Stadium at parades
will be the venue where the North

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African rivals yet again later tonight
some. Supports John O'Quinn view

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a break after sports have
favored Holly to win the title

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a Lockie of Egypt were the favorites going
to competition and 2nd midnights it's so

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good in the 2nd leg in

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a run test such nice we get to
fill in the outside the old sway

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a lot of trouble to play us Prosensa needs
to one day by goals and often so it

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seems like it's done and it's windy at
night scuffs 162 as for themselves. From

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them they don't. Get to the final for

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a continental competition and I just want
to performed by for us to go to Wendy's

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and trophy we hope that on Friday when
the final the 2nd leg played it will be

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given to watch and let's see here goes only
because well the way it stands now you

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know he is have won the Champions League
for the 9th time in women's football

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Guinea have won the appeal
to calf to have the

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a plays among the 18 of the 11 women
African Cup of Nations in Ghana upheld the

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decision means Kenya's harbor starlets will
after all or not feature in the finals

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schedule for Ghana after the confession of
all done by the tables again the Afghan

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body of Kenya the right to participate
in the competition and instead restated

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Equatorial Guinea who have allegedly fielding
in the latest development comes just

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a day King and federal agents threatened
to pull out the Scarlets or into lack of

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funds in the meantime harbor starlit one
would get into articles around the stadium

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in the March ahead of the African nations
kettle for Ghana coach but sure he coach

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of the black wings of Ghana confirmed that
the team will play more friendly give

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the tournament begins this is

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a good match for us and I am pleased.
On Sunday. On Friday we have to

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play for Sunday to play and that probably
is going to be our last match. And I want

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to ask. 4 time New York's my champion
married Giannis back in Kenya rather quiet

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reception after how late his victory in
the heats and that's it for daybreak

00:21:14
Africa's sports something in

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a Belgian I Geria it's back to you Jim
in Washington thank you some say have

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a good weekend we look forward to your
report again morning and that is it for this

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Friday November daybreak Africa we thank
you for spending this week with us on

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behalf of the Bric Africa team producer
Nick reporters Peter Clottey and Ricky

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strong as well as Post editor something all
Molly along with color Starlin But the

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yes I mean thanks for joining us we have
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I've really got.

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It is Friday November that I Bisbee always
International Good to hear coming up

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another deadly mass shooting in the u.s.

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Also be after this we'll actually I would
like to see bipartisanship I'd like to

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see you and I think we have
Egypt maybe not or never had

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a very good. Instead of seeing that
whatever the times are right for another

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conflict like World War One the advent
if you will to rebirth of the rebirth of

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nationalism the rebirth of unstable societies
who are becoming completely by the

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events of their own identity
Also ahead we'll have a visit to

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a historic Pod Kerry museum Well some
sounds from the world of music but here use

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folks the investigation underway into
the mass shooting at a bar in the u.s.

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City of Oaks California left 12 people
dead there we get the latest from

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a Donahue along with the f.b.i.

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Says the crime scene and given items home
and being processed for evident at this

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point we do not happy tears. Other
associates or there are no other

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threats to us and Della Court
says it's too early to talk about

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a motive California governor elect

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a new sim blame countries gun culture
Suffice it to say the response is not just

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prayers that just the excuses serves
hell cannot be more Newsom says mash

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not happen anywhere else on planet
earth I'm a Donahue the shooter as

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a Marine Corps veteran I and David long
he was 28 years old it barely killed

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himself after gunning down those murders
on the borderline Bar and Grill involves

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a nose investigators are looking clues to
long state of mind before Wednesday not

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like night shooting. A political
landscape shifted in Washington

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this week in the wake of the 28000 lections
opposition Democrat control of the

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House of Representatives while Republicans
expanded their majority in the Senate

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the election returns a
mouse it's many see as

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a split verdict on President Trump's
presidency from the only national

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correspondent Jim Belhomme at the White
House President Trump toss ability of

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working with Democrats now that they
will contest I would like to see

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bipartisanship I'd like to see.
The unity and I think we have

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a very good chance of the end maybe
not in everything but I think we have

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a very good chance of of seeing from also
took credit for Republican gains in the

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Senate Well I think that I've learned and
maybe and I think Bill like me I think

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people like the job I'm doing frankly House
Democratic leader and see left the door

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open to working with Trump on health
care and others who will strive for

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bipartisanship we believe that we have
to seek common ground where we can

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but we cannot we must stand aside from our
immigrants were happy with taking the

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house but disappointed with the poor showing
why former Congressman Patrick Murphy

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appeared to be plugged erratic
and not nearly as big of

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a wave as I was expecting for

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a lot of other Democrats and I think this
really is less about us and more about

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Donald Trump in the wake of today's election
the political forward in Washington is

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uncertain says want to analyst
Karen Thomas it's really

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a mixed ride we you know it's like it's
like the blue way that the red wall I think

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that it's as

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a result probably going to be pretty
difficult for allies around the world to

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figure out what's going on
other than you know probably

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a lot of gridlock out of quite some cooperation
between Trump and the Democrats so

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Gianforte there will be things that can
get done but they were require both the

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cooperation Democrats and Republicans
which is hard because they're they're far

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apart but still possible to do some things
but not the Trump agenda the dissident

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could back away if Democrats launch all
right investigations of the White House

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says Molly it will be very
different in that house with

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a Democratic Congress that has to challenge
him in terms of his legislative agenda

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but also in terms of the way the
administration is being run by the midterms

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President Trump appears oath
and that old and you know

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a little please i love all rocking ahead
to promises to be. An intense reelection

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in 2 years from now world Jim Malone Street
in Washington for years and still ahead

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the 100th anniversary of the end
of World War One this is v.o.a.

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. Hello this is. Straight
talk Africa is there

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a leadership deficit in Africa does the
continent lack leaders or compassion for

00:27:27
citizens and believe in strong
institutions Shaka Sali returns to lead

00:27:33
a discussion on the importance of strong
leaders strong institutions on the next

00:27:38
straight talk Africa

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a new kind of the day that if you
misread that you had the right. Africa.

00:27:48
Asia or the flavor of opportunism. And had

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a much well of music to. This joke you m.

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De can do an amazing part African music
digital views on music numerous music time

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in Africa Saturday and 152-0100.

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This is the always interview a u.s.

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Federal appeals court is weighing

00:28:20
a case that challenges the
constitutionality of the appoint but of

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a special kind of Mahler who is leading
the investigation into Russian interfere

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$116.00 u.s.

00:28:29
Presidential election and whether anyone
in the Trump campaign colluded in Moscow

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More now from

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a p Jackie Quinn in Washington the challenge
Buller's authority comes from Andrew

00:28:41
Miller who has defied a subpoena
to testify before a grand jury

00:28:45
a former boss Roger Stone stone

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a longtime associate of President Trump
is under investigation is connection to

00:28:51
Wiki Leaks which publishes imaging e-mails
stolen from the Clinton in 2016 stones

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former aide Miller is claiming the
deputy attorney general did not have the

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a thorough point a special counsel that
claim is now in the head. Ends of the u.s.

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For the d.c. Circuit Jackie 10 Sunday
November the 11th will mark 130

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a signing of the odds that ended World War

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a roughly 40000000 people died the United
States entered that war and night been

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teen after war on Germany and by the
following year its contributions were Poland

00:29:25
tipping the conflict in the Allies favor
the intervention marked of America bomb

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and European security but as Henry Ridgwell
tells us now for wartime battlefields

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in France some fear the u.s.

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Sizes are being forgotten.
Wartime battlefields this

00:29:45
week French president. Current threats
to the continent and French radio Europe

00:29:52
must create its own new devoted put it we
need to protect ourselves from even the

00:29:57
United States. French officials said
relations would be by president trumps

00:30:03
Republican Party losing the House of
Representatives in midterm elections the Us

00:30:10
press will hold talks with its not whether
rumored meeting between Trump and. Putin

00:30:16
. Later visit would most
ferocious battles for u.s.

00:30:23
Troops $1800.00 soldiers were killed
as the German positions much of

00:30:30
the fighting was hand to hand combat after
weeks of fighting American troops took

00:30:36
Bello would 26th 1918 when
they were. Instead of

00:30:43
retreating which by the time of the normal.
Troops and waiting for the and then

00:30:51
to relieve

00:30:51
a charge by the end of the war 16000
American troops had died defending

00:30:58
Europe 100 his own transatlantic
ties strained the alliance in.

00:31:05
Relations between the art of not always
easy and there are reasons for that when

00:31:10
you get out here. Where I please
villages remember there's

00:31:14
a great respect for American soldier
the nearby 1480 museum depicts life

00:31:21
a soldier is on the front line using
thousands of recovered items from the

00:31:25
battlefields bonafied to show and his
regime to the business that if you think of

00:31:29
the helmet it's all the same
and only when beings. From

00:31:33
a 1000000 people were killed on both sides
in the conflict they will be remembered

00:31:38
someday at least

00:31:39
a ceremony at heresies to Triomphe
attendees like dozens of well need as.

00:31:46
President Trump will need to take on

00:31:48
a pretty Veteran's Day ceremony that's had
merit imagery and which Well the viewing

00:31:53
us at the battlefields in eastern fronts
Michael Blow our retired military officer

00:31:59
is

00:31:59
a professor of military history at the Royal
Military College of Canada that's in Kingston

00:32:04
Ontario he tells We always Victor
Beatty that so-called Great War was

00:32:09
a mistake actually started by accident
in the summer of my 214 Europe's leaders

00:32:14
were all on vacation he said given the
lack of modern communications and German

00:32:18
mobilization made the war inevitable of
electing not just Milledge personnel but

00:32:24
billions 1st of all in the military
the war like no other it's

00:32:28
a war of great technology it's

00:32:30
a total war in that not only our Army and
Air Force is brought to bear against what

00:32:36
opponents but not the entire population of

00:32:39
a country is involved by this is military
service or to the great and terrible and

00:32:44
it was thought to simply to outproduce
the influence now the French have

00:32:47
a very unique experience of the war the
French were motivated in great part by the

00:32:52
Germans have already seized the many years
before 97071 to mince and France to the

00:32:59
largest provinces. And Lorraine so the
hatred which is which motivates the French

00:33:05
soldiers all through the war is the rule
and it tends to create casualties because

00:33:10
there's no. The French back the
German reacting of course of

00:33:13
a plan brought forward but have in order
to attack or westward toward France and

00:33:20
eastward towards Russia to fact establish
themselves the masters of Europe

00:33:25
domination this was really mechanized
conflict means outpaced the tactics and

00:33:31
that's why you had so many casualties The
becomes an engine powered vehicles the

00:33:36
truck possible possible and if you look
at what airplanes look like in 1900 what

00:33:41
they looked like 4 years later there was
an enormous technological funny most of

00:33:46
the forty's the technological advance if
you will is in the medical. Taking care of

00:33:51
people who are in deep shock we learn
blood. Possible practice and then care

00:33:57
industry comes into its own because of
course not only are many people killed in

00:34:02
this great war but there are enormous
number of handicapped people who must live

00:34:06
with this choice as world leaders gather
in Paris to mark the 100th anniversary of

00:34:12
the old called Great War What is the message
today about like for me as an observer

00:34:17
is a story and can happen again there is

00:34:19
a conversion fusion and the conversion of
instability throughout the world and then

00:34:25
see this now with the advent if you will
of the fascism the rebirth of nationalism

00:34:30
the rebirth of societies who are becoming
completely taken up by events of their

00:34:36
own identity we've played the identity of
us to ourselves This game has been played

00:34:40
throughout the world now I'm not suggesting
I can another great conflagrations

00:34:44
around the corner but I have some of the
conditions are coming together to increase

00:34:48
instability to the point just like in 1910
where an accident an accident happened

00:34:54
and Michael Barr also delays the bt he's
not just speaking about the use of weapons

00:34:58
of mass destruction but the threat that
the 911 style terrorist attacks might

00:35:02
become commonplace that he said could
result in global instability with nations

00:35:08
lashing out for their own survival
he's. That is where is word grow.

00:35:17
Get these names and dragons blood Merrick
root snare Yes all potions but as in the

00:35:23
Harry Potter series but in real script the
name plants actually had muscle purposes

00:35:29
to be purchased at pottery also known as

00:35:31
a pharmacy today the best result they carry
that I did States is not far from the

00:35:36
studios here it's a small museum in historic
Alexandria Virginia as we hear from

00:35:41
b s block the museum provides

00:35:43
a fascinating glimpse of
medicines used in the past. For

00:35:54
more than 140 years from the late 17th
hundreds to the 1930 family owned stable

00:36:00
Leadbeater apothecary
system was with an amazing

00:36:03
a sort of medicines when the shop closed
the building you own or kept it just the

00:36:08
way it was made into a museum
says or Lauren Gleason

00:36:12
a lot of the medicines that people would
have purchased there were probably for

00:36:15
minor ailments rashes
skin conditions the flu

00:36:20
a headache the poverty museum contains
thousands of items they love lighting tools

00:36:26
and cobalt glance bottles to store
poisonous liquids like Otter drugstore the

00:36:32
apothecaries sold more than just medicine
lots of other chemicals like paints and

00:36:37
dies in Perth humans would have little
here but other excel in machines and pans

00:36:41
and razors and baby bottles were sold here
as well in the stores original shelves

00:36:46
are dozens of old leaf label and blown
glass bottles from liquids bottles have

00:36:51
probably part of this pharmacies
collection since the 1850s

00:36:55
a number of them have traces of ricin on
the ingredients others amazingly stick

00:37:00
with thick go back decades including
cinnamon for nausea iodine and a septic

00:37:06
b m which is derived
from the poppy flour was

00:37:09
a very effective pain. Killer and it
would often be used to treat the flu or

00:37:15
dysentery. The up stairs room looks like

00:37:22
something out of

00:37:23
a Harry Potter movie with its old wooden
boxes interest for storing herbs and other

00:37:28
botanicals Spain was

00:37:30
a topic but in the wizardly world the
plan helps control violence by werewolves

00:37:36
during their full moon transformations
explains Jim Webb's a tour guide to

00:37:41
a future through to the next full moon but
the practical use was enjoyed playing

00:37:45
and then there's Dragon's Blood used for
making potions in the Potter series but

00:37:51
dragon's blood as from a tree whose
red resin was mostly used as

00:37:55
a varnish this it or Christine Salaf or
not is intrigued by the variety of plants

00:38:01
we include Can

00:38:02
a bit the marijuana plant using all these
different earth and like you know plant

00:38:07
based medicines that are like coming back
you know more into the holistic So for me

00:38:12
that's the thing to me because I work in
the can misunderstand some medicines were

00:38:16
discarded after it was known they were talk
sick we still rely on others ace modern

00:38:21
remedies never block for
us Alexandria Virginia.

00:38:29
That's still ahead on international edition
the cell McCartney and Wings This is

00:38:34
v.o.a. . This is. The u.s.

00:38:40
Geological Survey says 7 percent of the
earth's surface is covered with water

00:38:45
a recent study suggested that there are
oceans of water deep inside our planet's

00:38:49
mammoth find just suggested to reformated
about 4530000000 years ago problems with

00:38:55
rock and molten planet every bit of water
and ice bearing asteroids and comets

00:39:00
several 1000000 to a 1000000000
years later provided of h 2 o.

00:39:04
We rely on today now for research scientists
from Arizona State University proposes

00:39:10
another sort. 1st water they say has
the sun and planets were formed from

00:39:14
a large cloud of gas and dust in an abundant
supply of. A combination of all that

00:39:20
hydrogen along with Hertz rocky materials
could be the word of most of our planet's

00:39:25
water. Now it's time for

00:39:31
a little something here all the boys of
America from the role of the abuser.

00:40:05
McCarthy in ways was

00:40:06
a rock band formed by 71 by
former. Wife Linda. Byrd

00:40:13
Denny's roll and former. Doris Anyway the
personnel changes over the years the

00:40:20
courtroom are lame remake
of the group here.

00:41:23
Like most of the main songs
listen to what the man said was

00:41:27
a big hit. Song which was

00:41:30
a love song. Oh

00:43:05
.

00:43:26
After

00:43:27
a successful British to. 173 others left
the band saying they were disenchanted

00:43:32
with the group's musical direction
inclusion with the band reduced to

00:43:37
a trio of McCartney's in length what
turned out the wings most successful album

00:43:42
band on the rock it went to
number one in both the u.s.

00:43:46
And Europe in the number
of leading the fight song.

00:43:59
Thanks.

00:44:16
Both.

00:44:50
And April Mikey maybe one day lane and I'll
be citing the lack of tour blabs as the

00:44:56
well blames departure
effectively end of the bad

00:44:59
a spokesman for McCartney said we still
continued as an active but McCartney

00:45:05
finally acknowledged the Baptist did in
the. Guardian way he said tensely in the

00:45:11
u.k.

00:45:12
And 14 topples in the us today and all
the single released by the us. You

00:46:04
know what Paul McCartney well into his
seventy's. Singing songs like amazing when

00:46:09
I'm in my seventy's to just drink water I'm
sure getting on the board sure counting

00:46:14
the birds fly. Singing If I could Hey
listen everybody thanks for joining us here

00:46:19
on The Voice of America for international
of the world news is straight ahead we do

00:46:24
director crazy Carter and engineer Carl
Starling And I'm Steve Foreman we're all in

00:46:28
Washington you have

00:46:30
a super Friday. Paul
McCartney and when. We've

00:47:33
got this question looks like from the
Silver Moon could you see earth change in

00:47:38
phase you know how one side of the moon
always faces as so you have to be on that

00:47:43
side to see any earth that from any part
of the moon's near side you could see

00:47:47
Earth wax and wane just as the Mon does
as seen from our world both the earth and

00:47:52
have

00:47:53
a limited by the sun but from either world at
any given time we can see varying portions

00:47:58
of that day's or various phases of the
earth Ramon the phases are always the

00:48:03
reverse of each other we see the moon is
nearly full any moon people would see the

00:48:08
earth when we see a completely full
moon the moon Earth and Sun are in

00:48:12
a line with the earth in the middle then
people on the moon wouldn't see Earth at

00:48:16
all because it would be hidden in the sun's
glare when we don't see them add new

00:48:21
moon full Earth would. Also consider the
moon slow road and the moon appears to

00:48:27
rise and set as seen from Earth not because
of the moon's motion but because the

00:48:32
Earth spins once

00:48:33
a day off because one side always faces
from most places on the moaners doesn't

00:48:38
appear to rise or sat instead from

00:48:40
a given point on the moon's near side to
see earth hanging in your sky this is

00:48:45
earth and sky

00:48:46
a clear voice for. This

00:48:59
is the way they use all
time Steve Norman u.s.

00:49:02
Federal investigators examining the car
in the home of a gunman who killed at

00:49:06
a bar and 1000 Oaks California Paul Del
Accord is the assistant director of the

00:49:11
F.B.I.'s Los Angeles office we're going to
pursue the leads that are developed from

00:49:17
that evidence to us identify
any possible motivation. Paint

00:49:22
a picture of the frame of
mind subject the shooter

00:49:26
a Marine Corps veteran David Long was 28
apparently killed himself after gunning

00:49:32
down customers in the Bar California governor
elect Gavin Newsome says this is all

00:49:37
about America's gun culture is

00:49:39
a change this doesn't happen anywhere else
on planet Earth and we can't let folks

00:49:44
forget the sight of that can allow this
to be normalized thing runs with the law

00:49:49
officers had suspected along who had served
enough and for 7 months was suffering

00:49:54
from posttraumatic stress at

00:49:56
a mental health professional who spoke
with long said he did not believe long

00:50:00
needed to be hospitalized according to

00:50:03
a report by Brown University led war on
terrorism has killed about 7000 people in

00:50:09
Iraq Afghanistan and Pakistan
during its 17 years and is showing

00:50:14
a 22 percent increase in the last 2 years
the deaths us and allied forces civilians

00:50:19
in those own local and police forces
as well as militants United States has

00:50:25
announced additional sanctions to

00:50:26
a number of Russian and Ukraine entities
trying to tied to the Russian say action

00:50:31
neighboring Ukraine effect of the
sanctions is to free any u.s.

00:50:36
Assets held by individuals or end it
bring him American citizens from doing

00:50:40
business with them this is v.o.a.

00:50:44
News he was a siddur to the United
Nations Nikki Haley told reporters.

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