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At least 2 people and wounding 11 others
in the French city of Strasburg late

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Tuesday. That I get I said
what this man said he and

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a friend returned from their parking their
cars to memory out of the city's center

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we're told by police it was not possible
because of the shooting the interior

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minister said the suspect is known to
authorities and have been placed on an

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intelligence service watch list

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a motive for the attack has not been
released France is expected to exceed the

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European Union's 3 percent budget deficit
ceiling next year without steep spending

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cuts that's the assessment of Prime
Minister Edward Phillipe. After President

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imagine McCrone are now to an economic
package designed to end weeks of government

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protests that hurt shopping and tourism
gone Trond touring as chief executive the

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National Council of Shopping Mall season
for shopping usually the month of December

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represents about 2.5. A regular
month in terms of sales so it's

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a disaster this decision is not successful
the protests considered among the worst

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in 50 years led to 5 deaths hundreds of
injuries and arrests and appears to have

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shaved growth from the French
budget 4th quarter in Brazil

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a gunman opened fire inside

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a Catholic cathedral in the city of cum
penis Tuesday killing 4 as they prayed

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before turning the gun on himself it was
up brought think there of insult at least

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investigator. Ventura said police intervention
saved lives you were the shooter was

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identified as

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a systems analyst with no known criminal
record police have released no motive for

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the attack u.s.

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Secretary of state Mike Pompeo criticized
the presence of 2 Russian bombers in

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Venezuela saying the Russian and Venezuelan
people should see for this for what it

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is to corrupt government squandering
public funds and squelching liberty and

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freedom while their people suffer you have
Ramsay's an analyst with the Washington

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Office on Latin America is

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a clear illustration of the fact that the
crisis but as I have is not immune to

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geopolitics I mean that the country is
sitting on that the largest oil reserves in

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the planet and that is a major
factor in a rival of the t

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u $160.00 supersonic aircraft followed
President Nicolas Maduro his recent visit to

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Moscow

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a Canadian court has granted bail to top
executive Joel of the giant Chinese telecom

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Huawei following her December 1st arrest
on sanctions violation charges the u.s.

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Is seeking her extradition in a case
that has angered China on Wall Street

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a meeting between congressional Democratic
leaders and President Donald Trump of

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the White House about

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a government shutdown over border wall
funding under some investors. Benchmark Dow

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Jones falling more than 50
points Tuesday to close 824370.

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Is slowing.

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Good Morning America welcome to daybreak
Africa from the Voice of America I'm James

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but in Washington today it's Wednesday
December 12th and here are some of those the

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reason we are covering Togo's opposition
appeals for international help to stop

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a controversy election.
That. Will bring back

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a lot who are the ones. Who want. To read

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about me. Because they are quite
right but. Bridget I got my will

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Jonesy is cordoned it off told those 14
Party opposition coalition I'm just the

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International expresses concern of

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a violent protest in total Zimbabwe's
commerce minister will talk with us about

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reinvigorating

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a declining economy more than 13000000
schoolchildren you Nigeria out of school and

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that Uganda's president opens

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a new anti-corruption of face. Book so.

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We have. On

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a break but less present day you were he
was 70 of Uganda and Sudan's new peace

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envoy is optimistic about peace in
neighboring South Sudan Those stories plus i

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will is now the day are
coming up on Daybreak Africa.

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With just

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a week to go will be photocells controversy
the December 25th legislative elections

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the main opposition coalition is calling
on the Economic Community of West African

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States ECOWAS and the United States to
pressure the government from holding the

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election rejet

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a demo Bill Johnson coordinator of the 14
Party opposition coalition says many more

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people will be killed if the election is
allowed to take place the appeal comes

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after the opposition says 6 protesters
were killed by said. Units of forces and

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$100.00 more injured during protests on
Tuesday in the capital loamy and so could

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the Togo 2nd largest city demo Johnson says
the violence will not stop the protests

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because the opposition knows the elections
will not be transparent only count for

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protests for 10 days but the government
said that we don't have the right to

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protest what we don't
accept. And only tried to

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organize but they brought out
military to prevent us from doing it

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and they have been taken and came
in people I can tell you that

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2 days. At least 6 people who
died in the road may and in

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so called We know that city.
We have at least $100.00.

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Injure out and we have
also about $100.00 people.

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But we think that these violence
will not stop to good news people

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to continue to say no we don't
want beings elections because we

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know that they should not be
so spot on and want to me

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and that's turned aides that we
have free do sure that they said

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of the incense was one of
those who killed their month

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so it's something for which we
are asking the government to

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make inquiry and trying
to find exactly. Who can

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eat Brigette as you said that the. Protests
will continue and you have the right to

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protest but the government sense that you
are not in the election and those that

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are in the elections you have peace to
be able to run the ad campaign and the

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government feels that the protest is this
wrapped in the campaign. Has been really

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fully up in the meantime by bridge that
the election is not supposed to back

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probably next week do you think you have
succeeded so far will you continue to

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protest and have to stop. Leaving to go

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up. In 2 branches from the
international community

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and tell you that. Of the
people who. Are calling.

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To stop these forces or the
ones who would have. To kill.

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This is what we don't want we know that
he's been. Employing brink violence

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that's what we want the international
community when war they.

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Are to help because I like.

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To hear what Bridget thank you very much
again we are always happy to have you on

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Daybreak Africa thank you again thank
you. Bridget I got Manuel Johnson is

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coordinator of TOGAF 14 Party opposition
coalition she was speaking with me from

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the capital loamy amiss the international
instance it is one rooted that violence

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from Togo's Unthank election protest could
get worse from Celeb I toil West Africa

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research of honesty
international want to make

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a strike that those responsible for the
violence must be held accountable. Since in

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such

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a day. There's been at least 4 people killed
2 people in me on on Saturday including

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a child who was shot and 2 more people
are in so quickly yesterday but as an

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aside reaction to this violence from
security forces their concerns that it will

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get worse as protests continue Well the
1st thing is they were asking for at

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independence to investigations impartial
and Ben investigations into deaths to

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establish their responsibilities and for
the suspected ever traitors to be brought

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to justice is been the deal as to
getting on social media and showing

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a neck up with many neutral
uniform carrying firearms around

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a demonstration where one of your squads
don't and it's very important that there

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are investigations to be able to establish

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a response but it's unfortunately so he's
known for its use of the military and to

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to to quote him astray since this is something
that we've been saying over and get

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over again to the children
he's out there it's he's

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a minutes we should not be used in the
context of demonstrations we are not trained

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to party the restoration this is the job
of civilian authority even in particular

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the police and that is extremely worrying
including Because people are being shot

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in the streets. Rich are used by
the ministry persists or that

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area firearms but these are also used by
hundreds in total but it's sitting in that

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context is extremely important to
have these independent and impartial

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investigations in order to establish that
the responsibilities Diageo stipulating

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on lines would be something that can be
used by that your so will we are in the

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process of these videos but it's something
that should and should be used by

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judiciary to act quickly not to to prevent
any further. In the context of the

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demonstrations and these demonstrations
there in protest of the current

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administration. And the political
crisis that's been going on for about

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a year in Togo is that correct these are
used protests is which I've responded to

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a local to demonstrate by the opposition
protesting against their going to station

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abilities to keep elections and the
opposition is considering that the conditions

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for free and fair needs to be set actions
are not meant that there should be

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continued dialogue with. Before our own
on time since our specialty so we address

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before these elections are happening and
they are currently scheduled on the 25th

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December and according to the level of
violence seems to be increasing in the

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country is that correct when over the last
few years we've been there recording you

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know many deaths during the demonstrations
last year we Ruby Ridge is an extended

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into contact the demonstrations and
also here as the elections in 20.

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Critical tensions are rising so yes
the situation is quite. Unstable.

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Those fronts Lopper 12 West Africa
researcher for Amnesty International He was

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speaking to Ricky strike from cannot create
Guinea You're listening to daybreak and

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the Voice of America today is Wednesday
December 12th I'm James but in Washington

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then please send your comments and opinions
to daybreak Africa at the all in News

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dot com the program for good time is now
14 minutes past the hour Ugandan president

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Yoweri ca Goutam was 70 has opened

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a new anti-corruption phase in the country
according to depress then the new office

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equipped with modern technology will
coordinate with all the existing offices of

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the government like the auditor
general and he spoke to

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a general to handle corruption cases
Mobile Me David Rutledge reports from com

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paula some 7 says government will use
the offer he's. Out of Uganda he says

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corruption I think said
deliberately within

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a country and 7 say he has what he
needed resources to fight corruption.

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The books of the army would. Go to we are
now with the future corrupt $100.00 brave

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but we are putting the idea of the roof
over good would be honorable who report is

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for Susan. So it will come more for you
than the producer was for you but you

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clearly pointed out at least as one official
this is not vigil with corruption the

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new office would be headed by

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a senior army officer if President 7 sees
the Beatles relents and social media

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conflicts with some country where the
public can convey their messages and

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complaints because the conference according
to one of the officers so good this

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problem with the others as for so long.

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If you want to get an intimate so you can
ring the phone to do you remember the

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good to do and some of you among the
current effusions for fighting corruption

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include the Office of Inspector General
Government and that of attorney general

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both have previously pointed out the lack
of resources. Provided to the littlest

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class bias in the national report corruption
perception index Uganda is among the

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highest countries globally and then

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a 151 out of 180 countries is some
7 faces you know it has dipped in

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a corrupt officials because they simply
enough force who are good 100 those

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Holden's people with with the
devil who only will from

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a good master and a Ph d.

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For we are no longer in

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a position to be blackmailed by the few
corrupt. Over there in one day police all

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over the readers should be very comfortable
as women who are within their marriage

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as misuse who before them at 34 remains
the least corrupt country in Africa

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and is followed by a socialist I find

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a supposed at 48 position to provide and
Rhonda also Mickey to the top. 50 least

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corrupt countries in the wide Sudan Sastre
then and Somalia respectively are ranked

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as the most corrupt countries in the wind
for any news I am will make this rocket

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engine

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a country Uganda similes commerce minister
says the government is encouraging companies

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to venture into export oriented businesses
and generate much needed foreign

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currencies in order to reinvigorate the
country's decline the economy will be easy

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to Liesl Lowville says the move would
also going to ensure that companies are

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self-reliant instead of depending on
the government for foreign currency

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allocations to conduct operations low
voice spoke with Pleasantville views them

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bomblets service about challenges
and the businesses face. On

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a number of fronts among which themselves.
So we are also trying to encourage them

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to change or more into export oriented
businesses because that is another way of

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getting new foreign carriers you know our
situation is different from many. Private

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sector has to rely on government both
government is limited from which it can.

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And one of the complaints we are hearing
on other boys that those who are not

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exporting like Coca-Cola say
now ever since there was

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a change in policy they are now struggling
because they are not exporting anything

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but they still feel that they are essential
in they need that foreign current

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plight is not true actually they are companies
by nature will not exploit children

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being one of them the law the way Coca-Cola
structured control is special and I'm

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talking low this is the time you go to my
nickel and I'm not sorry you have been.

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In my nickel and. Played by
a company called Pearl it's

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a book Nickel and the world. Like Coca-Cola
didn't like your market so you can't

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go to that company and say this was export
because you didn't like it now we have

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good. Credit. When you look at things 2.

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1000000 new oil those
companies bought by canceling

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a pirate type not just the other grandmas
do we know that most of their production

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is to our domestic market so you never say
to them they have to export in order to

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get. Out of course this is. I think in
the last 3 weeks is this is more or less

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a location in terms of. Outside fuel if I
may say you have said that the solution

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would be to encourage exports of
course those so thin that the.

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Importing some products that to not be
importing getting into that we also know

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this is from my office. Or that
player in respect to the value chain

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pharmaceuticals. We put all the
things that you are importing

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which we should not be put to some we
have put them together from primary

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production up to the end consumer where are
we likely why are we importing what do

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we need to do and we are working around
the clock to identify people who

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can make sure that these values get to
where they were and I don't expect that to

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be importing the next year we'll see if
you can. Import Neal in terms of crude

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oil next year like the production level
would. Need to be self-sufficient.

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My level is the mob was Minister of
Industry and Commerce he's pulled from well

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a while would blisters a
little of the resemble

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a service the newly appointed Sudanese peace
Amboy to South Sudan says his country

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will monitor the implementation of South
Sudan's revitalized peace agreement Jamal

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al-Shaykh says Sudanese President Omar
al Bashir is committed to help in South

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Sudan peace partners work together to bring
lasting peace to the country Michael

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Artie's has more from Khartoum and that
sort of horse appointed Sudan's envoy to

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South Sudan in October following the
signing of the revitalized peace deal on

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September 12th

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a chef say is that business has
silenced the guns across South Sudan.

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I'm the one with the
most a significant part

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a doctor we think will it. Peace
is the. Bullet to absorb their

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cessation of hostilities agreement even
though there are some I know someone is off

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guard is in some parts we know more about
it we still believe it awhile ago so we

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are happy to see some improvement on
the security part in a sad story than

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a week is an indicator on

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a diet this appears I agree Manuela
hard the Sudanese diplomat that needs

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implementation of the peace deal has some
financial challenges but ses. Leaders

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sure

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a commitment to implementing the agreement
the international community might provide

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financial support for the activities outlined
in the deal may end dude South Sudan

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ambassador to Sudan Ses they can only
crisis in the 2 Sudans for us the warring

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parties to sign

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a peace deal so done during the boat to
Sudan is government also facing some

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economic challenges and

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a thought if South Sudan is peacefully.
While production away later is

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humanity to for us to the international
market to end I said I know we'll get it.

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Transfer fee South Sudan are

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a source of financing serious economic
challenges the situation of forced damage to

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accept a Sudanese made beers on

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a production accord to resume hasn't had
to early to choose political science at

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Khartoum university he says the leadership
of both countries should reactivate the

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cooperation agreements signed in September
20th 12 so that citizens of both

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countries are able to move freely along
the border and create new businesses. If

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citizens in day 2 countries. Doubt
any obstacle as they are too on

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a property or those who want to toss
tidy or work to do so without any

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difficulties where they generally
environmental will no longer encourage

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a violent there will be interest there
are business people who would like to do

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their job by Bay County do it if there is
no peace. In Sudan and South Sudan will

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also help create instability across the
entire East African region and he say's

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there isn't peace accord reached
between the government of a to b.

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And there are 3 sets a good example
for Juba and Khartoum for v.o.a.

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News I am Michael

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a teacher. Its survey conducted by the
United Nations Children's Fund Unicef

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says the population of out of school children
in Nigeria has risen from 10500000 to

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30000000 the highest in the world most of
the children are in Nigeria's northern

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states of Borno yo baby and where Boko
Haram insurgency has disrupted academic I

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think it is to the obvious ill reports from
the Nigerian capital Abuja. This rural

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settlement on the outskirts of the Nigerian
capital we don't favor shake on lives

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with our children after fleeing
a Boko Haram us a crime burn

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a state 3 years ago most of the children
here did not attend school including 2 fav

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us children we are higher numbers.
I am. Going for. You I don't use

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Mol actually even though
she is from all his as

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a blown to the stage where
bicycle looked as if nodding in

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a. Way transported from here to Apple
resentment every blessed noise that there's

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no money. On

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a nice day instead of going to school gave
us children how parents home with house

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chores during the day while the wait for
the others to return from school favors

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towards how bright has never been to
school. I want to go to school like my

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2 older siblings so I can become something
in the future Nigeria has the world's

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highest number of school age children
out of school for 10200000 according to

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Unicef there mostly goes Hooley the Nigeria
has not been States where Boko Rommel

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prates the extremist group is violently
opposed to Western education destroyed many

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schools in the last 9 years and kidnapped
schoolgirls education psychologist my oh

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I dig the last says there's an economy came
back from the increase in out of school

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children people in that group are going to
school and it is very important because

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one day his bill will be more than. If the
mothers would have children but if you

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don't have basic education you love him.
So he won't be able to help but you and

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your children under 15 make up 45 percent
of my 2 Riaz nearly 200000000 people

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aside from the impacts of Boko Haram Marjorie
as education is not large enough say

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experts only 7 percent of Nigeria's
$24000000000.20 budget is

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earmarked for education and so far there
appear to be no new policies to boost

00:24:33
education spending time
with your peers who view

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a news. Briefly before we leave you
a summary of African news with just

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a week to go before Togo's controversy the
December 20th legislative elections the

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main opposition coalition is calling on
the Economic Community of West African

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States at costs and the United States to
pressure the government from holding the

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election Brigette I got my bull Johnson
cornea tell the 14 Party opposition

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coalition says many more people will be
killed if the elections are allowed to take

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place the appeal comes after the opposition
says 6 protesters were killed by

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security forces and $100.00 more injured
during protests on Tuesday in the capital

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loamy and so-called toll toggles 2nd largest
city hall Johnson says the violence

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will not stop the protest because the
opposition knows the elections will not be

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transparent Meanwhile under state
or national says it is worried that

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violence from Togo's it. On tyke it
election protest could get worse

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I'm just international as that those
responsible for the violence should be held

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accountable. Ugandan president
Yoweri 70 has opened

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a new corruption face in the country
according to the president the new office

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which is equal with modern technology
will doubt coordinate with other existing

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offices of the government like the auditor
general and the specter general to

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handle corruption cases. That's it
for this Wednesday December 12th of

00:26:16
daybreak Africa we'd like to join us
again tomorrow for more African news and

00:26:21
features right here on the English to Africa
Service of the Voice of America on the

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00:26:33
break the strike as well as some say
O'Malley along with our engineer John Ellis

00:26:40
and. Washington wishing
all of you enough Ruka

00:26:44
a very good day. Want

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the Trump Kremlin connection Also ahead

00:28:36
dogs in the u.s.

00:28:37
Are family and many are making sure their
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00:28:45
President Donald Trump and top Democratic
congressional leaders clashed on Tuesday

00:28:49
over funding for

00:28:50
a wall along the country's southern border
with Mexico with Trump saying he would

00:28:55
be proud to partially shut down the
government next week over the dispute Trump

00:29:00
invited Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer
and House Minority Leader Mansi Pelosi

00:29:04
to the White House to discuss the budget
impasse with reporters looking on in the

00:29:09
Oval Office Trump sparred with the 2
Democrats over the wall coming in good to

00:29:15
negotiate with you about how we can keep
the government the the why did you go

00:29:20
merrily We have orders to get in there if
we don't have border security terms with

00:29:23
you we're not going to give you the
immediately you know that where you were that

00:29:27
you really don't. Want to do the same thing
we did last year this year that's your

00:29:34
proposal if it's good then it's good no
it won't shut down the government we can

00:29:38
build up a doctor bigger succeeded with

00:29:41
a more let's debate it over I do. Oh but
the president said he definitely will shut

00:29:45
the government down he doesn't get his way
if we don't get what we want one way or

00:29:50
the other whether it's through you through

00:29:52
a military through anything you want to
call I will shut down the go catatonic and

00:29:57
I am proud and I'll be good Luckily I am
proud to shut down the government for

00:30:01
border security just because the people
of this country don't want criminals and

00:30:06
people that have lots of
problems and drugs pouring into

00:30:10
a country so I will take the mantle I will
be the one to shut it down I'm not going

00:30:14
to blame you Well joining us now to talk
about this unusual public display is

00:30:19
v.o.a.

00:30:19
Chief White House correspondent Steve Herman
Steve did either side come out of this

00:30:24
winning. I'm sure that there are both
Democrats and supporters of the president who

00:30:30
will see their respective
parties is winning but

00:30:33
a lot of other lawmakers
watch this with quite

00:30:37
a bit of an embarrassment and some would
say probably nobody looks good in this

00:30:41
situation I was really unprecedented to
have the cameras on and reporters in there

00:30:45
and to sensually watch an argument between

00:30:49
a president of United States and the 2
top Democrats from Capitol Hill and

00:30:55
after some back and forth basically you
had the president and Chuck Schumer the

00:31:01
Senate minority leader talking over each
other the president flatly to glared that

00:31:06
he would be proud to shut down the government
for border security and quote I will

00:31:12
take the mantle Schumer was saying that
we should shut the government down over

00:31:16
a dispute when you want to shut it down
and he Palosi later characterized her

00:31:21
participation in this is trying to be the
mom in the room but she also got into it

00:31:28
for a period of time with the president
as well and after this went on for

00:31:33
a bit both Palosi and national
mirth were trying to call

00:31:37
a truce at least get the cameras out before
they would continue Hello seizing let's

00:31:41
call

00:31:41
a halt to this in the tumor saying let's
do. Paid in private but the president was

00:31:45
alone it would invite it to pool reporters
in for what was initially supposed to be

00:31:49
closed to the press and
so now we're facing

00:31:52
a situation where it appears much
more apparent that there could be

00:31:56
a government shutdown if the Democrats
don't give some leeway and give the money

00:32:02
that the president wants for his border
wall basically I showed him or is warning

00:32:06
that if the president
does not buy he will get

00:32:09
a shutdown and you know
wall now later in the day

00:32:11
a drum pad reporters back in the Oval
Office during bill signing and characterize

00:32:16
the meeting he had with Schumer implodes
he is very friendly and claiming that some

00:32:21
progress had been made and then Nancy Pelosi
spoke to reporters and said that there

00:32:26
had been

00:32:27
a subsequent brief loan call with the
president that had been productive but that

00:32:32
no agreements had been reached at this time
and so obviously the president calling

00:32:37
this

00:32:37
a need for this border Well I don't know
how much they got into that whether or not

00:32:41
that's true or not but certainly Chuck
Schumer called the president out on things

00:32:44
that came out from the Washington Post
about things the president said that been

00:32:49
declared untrue right well that use of
the phrase national emergency is very

00:32:55
interesting because this could be

00:32:58
a way for the president to declare that
there is some national emergency which he

00:33:03
could then have the military do some
things that the military says it is not

00:33:07
planning or authorized to do right now
which is to help build the wall so I would

00:33:12
say stay tuned on that because the president
has about one way or another and he

00:33:17
hinted that it could involve the military
to get this wall built and Palosi of

00:33:23
course calling it if the government does
shut down she specifically says the trunk

00:33:27
shut down which the president definitely
noticed he commented on that but you know

00:33:32
now he's saying yes build hills and
I'll take the mantle forward with that

00:33:36
potentially backfire government shutdown
could cause some problems Well I think as

00:33:40
we've seen over past decades government
should. Downs are very high risk

00:33:45
politically sometimes for the Oval Office
of the president who happens to be in

00:33:50
power or force those who happened to be in
the majority in one or more chambers of

00:33:55
Congress or for the party that's in the
minority so the Democrats seem extremely

00:34:01
hesitant to see

00:34:02
a shutdown happen that even if they can
blame it on the president that it does have

00:34:06
the potential to backfire one thing that
also struck me is that Mike Pence was

00:34:12
sitting there next to the president I
don't think I heard him say anything on

00:34:15
contests there's been quite

00:34:17
a bit of commentary on social media about
the very restrained reaction of the vice

00:34:23
president throughout all of this by the
vice president probably was there to be the

00:34:28
eyes and ears of his party and report
back to other members of the Senate

00:34:34
especially Republican members of the Senate
what was going on when the reporters

00:34:39
were not in the room the part that we did
not see on television or hear on the

00:34:44
radio when is the deadline and
what would happen if we do have

00:34:47
a government shutdown what's going on
here is that money to fund the federal

00:34:53
government does run out
very soon December 21st as

00:34:57
a matter of fact and the government
agencies are already operating on

00:35:01
a short term spending bill that had been
approved by Congress last week and that

00:35:06
action is the only thing that's
postponed a deadline for

00:35:09
a government shutdown now the Senate majority
leader Mitch McConnell says he wants

00:35:13
border security funding to be a
priority he says he really hopes that

00:35:17
a shutdown can be avoided and seem to not
like what had been on display in the Oval

00:35:23
Office speeling chief White House
correspondent Steve Herman.

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00:36:10
The United Nations proposed during initial
peace talks in Sweden between Yemen's

00:36:16
warring parties on Tuesday that both sides
withdraw from the contested port city of

00:36:21
the data

00:36:22
a lifeline for millions facing famine and
for the region to be placed under control

00:36:27
of an interim entity it's not clear if Iran
aligned who thing movement in the Saudi

00:36:31
backed Yemeni government would accept
the proposal that aim to avert

00:36:36
a full scale assault on hold

00:36:37
a day or the push push comes as the 2
sides agreed Tuesday to exchange around

00:36:43
$15000.00 prisoners Victor Beattie asks
University of San Francisco Middle East

00:36:49
scholar Stephen soonest if the
prisoner swap could ultimately be

00:36:52
a confidence building
measure that leads to

00:36:54
a breakthrough in the years long war it
is the 1st thing that the 2 sides have

00:36:59
agreed to and certainly times a
call and will certainly it make

00:37:02
a difference and they it will help preserve
the more crucial issue of course is the

00:37:08
fate which is really

00:37:09
a lifeline to the country which has been
suffering so much because of its closure

00:37:14
do these talks look different to you than
the past talks which ended up in failure

00:37:19
to be honest like

00:37:20
a lot of servers I was pretty skeptical
of these talks the others had not gotten

00:37:24
very far but the president
breakthrough and the u. 2 u.n.

00:37:29
Proposal. Both sides seem to be at least
considering is indicative that there may

00:37:34
have been a shift in the dynamic now u.n.

00:37:37
Envoy Martin Griffin says trying to arrange
for how data to somehow not be any

00:37:43
longer part of the military activity between
the 2 the city of course now in the

00:37:48
hands of the rebels the government with
the Saudi coalition backing is trying to

00:37:53
wrest control of this city is it
possible to put it under some sort of

00:37:57
international supervision so both sides
win and lose at the same time that's the

00:38:02
idea behind

00:38:03
a proposal of course they do have the
advantage of having the city under their

00:38:09
control and they've been loath to give up
their control urban areas of Yemen that

00:38:14
they control the opposition that the majority
of the population of these cities at

00:38:19
the same time they are outnumbered and
outgunned militarily and holding on to

00:38:24
a city indefinitely would mean not just
continue to large scale civilian casualties

00:38:29
but the loss of many of their own forces
so they might indeed be open to just such

00:38:35
a compromised u.n.

00:38:36
Secretary general who terrorist apparently
is going to be there at the closing

00:38:39
session on Thursday is that

00:38:41
a big deal or generally the secretary general
does not appear in person unless the

00:38:46
stakes are very high and or the chances
of success are reasonably good the Saudis

00:38:51
who also obviously have to created this
don't happen under increasing pressure.

00:38:57
Efforts in the u.s. Congress to face u.s.

00:39:00
Military assistance and the general bad
press they've been getting in the West and

00:39:06
recent weeks due to the murder of journalist
general surgery so both sides believe

00:39:12
you have

00:39:13
a motivation to compromise and bring in the
secretary general adds to the pressure

00:39:19
at the same time both sides shown an
unwilling us to compromise in the past

00:39:24
regardless of. Political strategic or an
actuary in consequence of the murder of.

00:39:30
Jamal Khashoggi was that the difference
or is it the sheer weight of the

00:39:33
humanitarian crisis the
country is undergoing as

00:39:36
a result of this conflict was that the
motivating reason for progress Well there

00:39:41
has been growing international outcry
at the humanitarian crisis was gaining

00:39:46
momentum already for the consumption murder
made it possible for the concerns to

00:39:51
get

00:39:51
a lot more attention from the media and from
the general public in the United States

00:39:57
and other Western nations and so in that
sense I believe the killing of this

00:40:02
prominent journalist has had an impact
it's interesting last published article in

00:40:07
The Washington Post was calling for an
end of the slaughter and encouraging his

00:40:12
fellow Saudis to compromise to prevent an
even greater humanitarian disaster when

00:40:17
this round of talks ends in Sweden apparently
there will not be any kind of truce

00:40:22
between the warring sides of the conflict
will continue but if these confidence

00:40:27
building measures develop
a breakthrough is

00:40:29
a possible that this conflict could be
ending in the New Year I seriously doubt the

00:40:33
conflict will end by the end
of this calendar year but

00:40:38
a breakthrough and something important as
this given Syrian implications and the

00:40:43
president who sides can actually agree
something I think will certainly bring on

00:40:48
Minson to future talks between the 2 sides
that could eventually lead to an end of

00:40:52
the conflict I just don't think going to
happen very soon That's University of San

00:40:56
Francisco Middle East scholar ski Stephen
zoon us well Special Counsel Robert

00:41:01
Muller's investigation into whether the
Trump campaign coordinated with Russia and

00:41:04
whether the president obstructed the
investigation into Russia's meddling in the

00:41:08
2016 presidential election continues

00:41:11
a new documentary called
active measures unravels

00:41:15
a longstanding relationship between
Donald Trump and the Kremlin had

00:41:18
a chance to speak with the film's director
Jack Bryan in this 2 part interview so

00:41:23
thank you for being with us Jack 1st talk
about how this all this film came about

00:41:29
the film of the. Found the relationship
between Donald Trump and the Kremlin

00:41:33
initially through intermediaries and then
through all of our analysis from the

00:41:37
Russian mafia and also about Putin's election
meddling in other countries in Europe

00:41:42
and basically the dry runs for the 2016
election how did you go about finding out

00:41:47
the information that you did in order to
actually make this film and what what gave

00:41:51
you the idea to do it other than obvious
what's happening here in the United States

00:41:56
with the Russian meddling in this course
investigation the process started really

00:42:00
cheering the election. My co-writer on the
project and I were sort of his election

00:42:06
buddies at that point we would text email
every day about the election you know

00:42:09
this campaign should be demanding why are
they saying this and then around June and

00:42:13
she brought up the idea 1st thing that
the the hacking and the release and feel

00:42:17
like

00:42:17
a Russian campaign to her and says at that
point it was sort of on our radar radar

00:42:21
as such and we just kept really following
that story and really becoming stuff and

00:42:25
then around March of last year it
felt like a lot of stuff had come out

00:42:30
a lot had been reported

00:42:31
a lot of it written about but people weren't
really understanding the full measure

00:42:34
of it they weren't really getting the
context was kind of washing over people who

00:42:37
just names and nothing really seem to fit
together and we felt that in order for

00:42:41
people to really understand what was
happening what's happening now what's

00:42:44
happening then they had to understand the
backstory and how these things started

00:42:48
and why they started so you know I called
my producer or boys we all got together

00:42:53
and we spent

00:42:53
a few weeks all day every day researching
researching and then we kind of hit

00:42:57
a point where we had done we had about
160 page document that was sort of our

00:43:03
timeline starting in the eighty's going
all the way to 2017 and we would sort of

00:43:08
take that to think tanks and that we were
able to make some intelligence officers

00:43:11
and kind of traded that would pick
their brain and because we had

00:43:14
a really good basic knowledge we they were
pretty open to talking to us and so that

00:43:18
was really our research process one thing
that stands out for me when I hear you

00:43:22
talking about this is that this did not
start in 2016 on the contrary it sounds

00:43:27
like this has been really going on for.
Very long time so how long has this been

00:43:32
going on with the Russians sort of looking
to undermine democracy in the United

00:43:37
States to create cause chaos and
division all that's been going on for

00:43:41
a very long time and that that's only going
on basis in the thirty's with very few

00:43:45
blips in between how better resources are
putting towards that and their ability to

00:43:49
affect it so social media was

00:43:51
a complete game changer and also hacking
just the visualization of information was

00:43:55
a huge boon for Russian intelligence because
it gave them access that they never

00:43:59
had before you know if they wanted
to affect voting they could write up

00:44:03
a pamphlet but they couldn't send it around
but know that was coming from or they

00:44:07
could get access to free the organization
social media gave the Russian

00:44:11
intelligence and the Russian aggression
talents access the mainstream and that I

00:44:15
think was

00:44:15
a huge dividing line where does Donald
Trump fit into all of this so basically

00:44:20
starting about $984.00 is where we really
start we kept on having to go farther and

00:44:24
farther back time but the 1st clear act
of illegality that we found was that in

00:44:29
1904 Trump met with

00:44:31
a Russian mobster named David Boca and he
sold in 5 condos in Trump Tower which is

00:44:36
only the 2nd building in New York where
shell companies could purchase units and it

00:44:40
made it through the money laundering
paradise and the state's state attorney

00:44:43
general all that that transaction was
money laundering and so from then through

00:44:47
into the ninety's sort of

00:44:48
a loose affiliation there are mobsters
living in Trump Tower they're buying some

00:44:52
properties they're hanging out in Lenox
city but when it Lenox it goes in the early

00:44:56
ninety's Trump because it's through the
bankruptcy that really don't end until 2004

00:45:00
with

00:45:00
a final really big bankruptcy and at that
point he is in dire straits he cannot get

00:45:05
loans you cannot get capital for his
development and the Russian mob basically

00:45:09
moves into the Trump organization they start
leasing space in Trump Tower associate

00:45:13
with a Russian mob fixator actually has

00:45:15
a front organization business card an e-mail
address and they are basically getting

00:45:20
funds from Poso very sketchy money and so
at that point it becomes an integral part

00:45:24
of the Trump Organization and it actually
just grows from there when it comes to

00:45:28
the 2613 election. All of our intelligence
officials have concluded that you know

00:45:33
Russia definitely meddled in our democracy
meddled in our election and of course we

00:45:38
know there is an ongoing investigation
from the special counsel as to whether or

00:45:42
not the Trump campaign willingly participated
in that obviously we don't have any

00:45:48
answers yet because the investigation is
still going on but the president really

00:45:53
really doesn't not want this investigation
to continue which looks suspicious. Have

00:46:00
you been able to in all your research make
any sort of conclusions and could trump

00:46:06
have been sort of an unwilling participant
but these are possibilities I think it's

00:46:10
an incredibly unlikely possibility and
the reason of this is that I think that

00:46:14
there's a broad assumption on the part of

00:46:16
a lot of people that because Trump doesn't
know anything about politics doesn't

00:46:19
know it about policy to do anything about
foreign repairers or history that he

00:46:24
doesn't know anything at all
and that's not true he knows

00:46:26
a lot about one thing which is one organization
anybody that works with Trump will

00:46:30
tell you that he knows every single thing
that is going on within his country and

00:46:34
so I think that it stretches credulity to
think that he wouldn't know that just for

00:46:38
example multiple foreign policy advisers
talk foreign policy adviser the head of

00:46:43
his campaign and his or all in communication
with Russian state actors for somebody

00:46:49
who has that control and that oversight of
the organization is just it is ample It

00:46:54
will take

00:46:54
a break come back with the conclusion of
the interview with Director Jack Ryan on

00:46:58
his new film active measures you're
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00:48:10
A ways international edition continues as
we bring you part 2 of an interview with

00:48:15
Jack Ryan he is the director of the new
documentary active measures generals

00:48:19
a long standing relationship between President
Trump and Russian President Vladimir

00:48:23
Putin and here we go. Your film is

00:48:28
a bit frightening in that it
really looks like maybe we've lost

00:48:32
a bit of control of our over our own
government and what's happening with regard to

00:48:37
Russia what should people take away from
this unfortunate I agree with you I think

00:48:41
it should be

00:48:41
a wake up call. As Americans and that we
haven't felt like Certainly that we had to

00:48:46
worry about democracy on its base
level we assume that this was this is

00:48:50
a system that has been here for so long
that it's hard to threaten it but this is

00:48:55
a serious threat not just our democracy but
to worldwide and I think that if people

00:49:00
don't take accountability for their own
country for their own citizenship for their

00:49:04
own democracy they will lose it from your
investigation how deep does it look like

00:49:09
this go this far as President Donald Trump
and Vladimir Putin You know we saw that

00:49:16
press conference in Helsinki where the
president seemed to be taking the side of

00:49:20
Russia over his own intelligence agencies
that thought it was the 1st time that

00:49:24
some people who have never spoken out
seemed alarmed Is that justified and do you

00:49:29
believe maybe that Russia is holding
something over our president I think so to

00:49:35
answer the 2nd part 1st I think that at the
very least we can say we know that they

00:49:39
have evidence of financial propriety in the
United States and that alone is enough

00:49:44
to have a lever I mean you can lose
your security clearance if you have

00:49:47
a gambling debt you know because that's
that's potentially compromised so if

00:49:52
somebody has knowledge and has
documentation of you committing

00:49:55
a crime that alone is enough and so I
think that this goes and I think it goes

00:49:59
pretty deep I mean one of the I think one
of the scariest things that we've found

00:50:03
is even if you take out

00:50:04
a lot of the the mob stuff and the whole
all of our Trump has been on has been

00:50:08
publicly promoting Lattimer Putin since at
least 2007 that's the 1st video that we

00:50:13
have of him in the film just going on t.v.

00:50:15
And saying one amazing guy was and hasn't
changed once since he hasn't you know

00:50:20
adjusted

00:50:20
a note and so the consistency of of that
which suggests to me that he was aware

00:50:26
that this was

00:50:27
a. Progress from promotional effort at least
on his part that was part of the deal

00:50:30
since at least 2007 why do you think that
more people in his own party are not

00:50:36
showing any kind of concern for what
this could implicate I think that's

00:50:40
a really difficult question because I think
that there are differing possibilities

00:50:45
some of which are scarier than
others my hope is that it is simply

00:50:49
a matter of they're looking at polling
data and that the minute it becomes

00:50:52
politically expedient to defend Trump
they'll stop doing it if not then I think

00:50:57
that there is a there are

00:50:58
a Iraq that is deeper but also I think
it's important to stand that Russian money

00:51:03
isn't anything new in Republican politics
I mean maybe both sides definite

00:51:07
Republican and so I do worry about Russian
influence in politics not just the

00:51:12
presidency but also in candidates on the
left and the right I mean I think that the

00:51:17
thing I worry about most going forward is
will they try to interest infiltrate the

00:51:20
right more because they're trying because
they certainly target the left area hard

00:51:24
online and that we My concern is if they
could switch do you think food is happy

00:51:28
with what has been happening I think that
he is happy in that he's an intelligence

00:51:33
officer and so he looks at
things the opportunity is he

00:51:36
a better position now than if he had

00:51:37
a whole week with the president they
absolutely and I think that he is doing

00:51:41
backflips with how successful the campaign
has been relatively speaking I think you

00:51:44
get

00:51:44
a lot of trouble when the president do you
believe that the special counsel Robert

00:51:48
Muller investigating all of this already
knows what happened I think he does and I

00:51:53
think that he is being incredibly smart
in what appears to be spreading the

00:51:58
investigation out so for example if charges
are the kids are hit with charges I

00:52:02
think that's going to be New York state
charges because he can't pardon those he

00:52:06
can't fire

00:52:06
a state agency person so I think that's
going to come from there I think they're

00:52:11
also going to probably be

00:52:12
a lot of the Trump Organization money
laundering in the southern district you might

00:52:16
end up having $7.00 or 8 different
destinations in different aspects of what is

00:52:20
wholly appropriate because it is so much
and it goes so deep and it has so many

00:52:24
tentacles that one investigation really
couldn't do it. Did any of the national

00:52:28
security experts that you spoke to feel
that this rose to the level of treason Yeah

00:52:33
in fact that one person who suggested
that's very likely could be trees which is

00:52:36
very interesting as was John Dean who
felt that what Trump is doing could raise

00:52:40
come to the level of income for tonight
with story which would be treason and that

00:52:44
is a gentleman who knows

00:52:45
a lot about presidential legality so the
one upside that I can I can see in this is

00:52:49
that if we really address it we actually
pressure Congress and they actually take

00:52:53
steps to really address foreign financing
campaigns to really address all these

00:52:58
issues we could come out of this with

00:53:00
a much stronger democracy than we entered
but we have to do those things 1st Brian

00:53:05
he is the director of

00:53:06
a new and timely documentary active measures
well in the United States Christmas

00:53:12
cards with family photos are popular but
more than ever now many of those photos

00:53:17
include

00:53:18
a 4 legged member of the family the pet dog
for the past several years ago or made

00:53:22
dog bakery and boutique in
Arlington Virginia has hired

00:53:25
a professional pet photographer to take dog
photos with Santa Claus. Deborah block

00:53:32
takes us there to see the cute pups. There
is controlled chaos the dog the game

00:53:38
a dog bakery and boutique in Arlington
Virginia here the dogs are print pampered.

00:53:46
Like fashion models for the big moment in
front of the camera today about 100 dogs

00:53:53
will get their pictures
taken with Santa by

00:53:55
a professional photographer like the ones
where you can see the interaction with

00:54:02
the dog looks like he's having

00:54:03
a conversation with. The family should have
their Santa just as they should be part

00:54:09
of family photos and some of them aren't
family pictures like baby's 1st Christmas

00:54:16
this papa's having his 1st Christmas with
his family to. Christmas so we want to

00:54:23
make some memories with Santa some people
bring their dogs every. Here. But if the

00:54:29
girls dressed up in

00:54:30
a little ribbons and see all the other
dogs and their costumes each photo cost

00:54:35
$25.00

00:54:36
a large portion of the proceeds go to
several dog rescue groups in the area that

00:54:41
the money goes to help our buy food buy
boys buy crates and candles for the dogs

00:54:48
this pet parent wanted her photo of Quincy
to reflect both Christmas and Hanukkah I

00:54:54
put a yarmulke out and

00:54:55
a scarf on him for Hanukkah because I
am Jewish I thought because my dad had

00:54:59
a cause I wanted him to be able
to celebrate all that they can be

00:55:03
a challenge to get the dogs to stay still
we make sounds that are out of the norm

00:55:09
of their daily routine so that it sort of
gets or totally squeaky toy we just make

00:55:14
we hear noises with our mouths and. Some
of them or jump up in your lap other ones

00:55:20
will run away from. Them I get one once in

00:55:24
a while the bark at me been nipped that

00:55:27
a couple of times but I haven't been but
mother and daughter brought their dog

00:55:33
Blue we can not see matching
the damage and I blew out

00:55:38
a little left out on that but I think he's
Ok with that. The little girl was into

00:55:43
what she wants for Christmas he could do
Ok she says blue told Santa what he wants

00:55:49
to. Do and on this woman looks forward to
sending her pups Christmas card photo to

00:55:56
friends and family it cheers everyone up
I think. The feel of pop with fans of

00:56:02
Deborah block the u.n.

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00:57:00
have

00:57:00
a great day. This

00:57:54
is v.o.a. News I think
you're beating the u.n.

00:57:57
Hopes to turn to the future status of
the vital port city ho data at talks on

00:58:02
Yemen's war in Sweden after the 2 sides
agreed to exchange lists of prisoners seen

00:58:08
as

00:58:08
a key confidence building measure the Red
Sea city is being contested by the who the

00:58:13
rebel defenders as fighters of the Saudi
coalition back the Yemeni government.

00:58:21
Delegate Abdul Qadeer Mortada said he
hopes in 2 weeks' time there will be

00:58:25
a more information on prisoner
exchange and hopefully

00:58:28
a complete exchange in 45 days more than
15000 detainees are said to be involved

00:58:34
your heart of the Red Cross hopes the
fighting in Yemen will come to an end soon

00:58:39
and if we do not see an
end to Will Still if he's

00:58:42
a very soon it's going to be able 5th prices
even if we do see an end to the us to

00:58:47
look at is it slow going to be incredibly
difficult if he were to stop tomorrow

00:58:52
what's the level of any difficulty
in addressing in all nutrition and

00:58:57
a increasing them if it were not to
stop tomorrow it's going to be still

00:59:03
much more difficult u.n.

00:59:05
Secretary General Antonio good terrors She
is scheduled to take part in the final

00:59:10
day of talks Thursday outside Stockholm.
Friend says raised its security alert

00:59:17
level following Tuesday
the late day attack on

00:59:20
a Christmas marketplace in Straw's burg
that left 2 dead and 11 wounded the gunman

00:59:26
identified as check chair
of remains at large.

00:59:33
What if it was. A minister Christophe
customers says the government is only

00:59:37
favorably known for civil law offenses for
when she has served prison time in both

00:59:42
France and Germany

00:59:44
a motive for the late Tuesday attack has
not yet been made public this is v.o.a.

00:59:49
News in Brazil a gunman opened fire inside

00:59:52
a Catholic cathedral in the city of
campiness Tuesday killing 4 as they prayed

00:59:57
before turning the gun on himself
the shooter was a dead a fight as

01:00:01
a systems analyst with
no known criminal record

01:00:04
a Canadian court has granted bail to top
executive Mangwana Jo of the giant Chinese

01:00:10
telecom hallway following her December
1st arrest on sanctions vial.

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