past but it's clear that today it's being used as a platform to continue a war on its own people isn't it. there's no question about it that this is an army at war with its own people are i mean there are reports credible reports of more than 90 people killed today so we could be looking at a death toll potentially of more than 400 total since the military coup was staged on february 1st so many of these people shot in the head i mean the warning came on state media about the possibility of demonstrators being shot in the head today it will be them doing that for weeks protesters have been getting shot in the head so many armed civilians dead at the hands of the country's security forces this is part of the military plan to just terrorize the civilian population just like we have our who doesn't past have done well this new and is doing the same thing not only with the number of people that they're killing on the streets in their own midst but they're just terrorizing them with nighttime raids i mean i've spoken to people me on this week and tell me they are terrified every time they hear

a knock on the door and sometimes it's not a knock on the door sometimes it's a door being kicked down and security forces rate you see people who are in custody of the security forces wounded people without weapons clearly in custody no way to fight back and yet they get beaten by the security forces sometimes people get taken away by the security forces and they turn up dead the next day this is just terrorizing the civilian population david talks are underway that might lead to the resistance having its own normie to fight mir in mars' a military head on can you explain how this could work and where the troops for this resistance army would come from. shirts of the person have to give a little bit of context on the country and the out of the reaches of me m.r. around the periphery you've got ethnic minority states and these ethnic minority states are tired of having a highly centralized government that's dominated by the majority ethnic group the burmese in this highly centralized government be enough to call the shots across

the country and these ethnic minority states they love long wanted more autonomy and more say over their own affairs and there's actually ethnic armed groups with weapons here that have been fighting battles against them e.m.r. army for decades to try and give their respective states more autonomy well now discussions are underway that could potentially lead to bringing these different armed ethnic groups together into one sort of national resistance army now there's roughly 2 dozen of these at armed groups depending on how many of them you can get to pull together and sign on to the sort of national resistance army you could potentially be looking at a sort of resistance force of about 800000 maybe plus whoever they could recruit from the civilian population on top of that they would still be way outnumbered by the me our army which has more than 400000 it's better resourced but still 100000 could still cause a lot of problems with me on our army and i should say there stall lot of discussions

a lot of details that need to be worked out before the sort of unified resistance army could come together. you know did the coup leader mina lying said the army seeks to join hands with the entire nation to safeguard democracy that's an exact quote if i recollect should the international community be assured by that. seen actually pretty clearly rejects it just like the populate most of the population inside the country rejects it i mean somebody going for democracy would not allow the army that he's in charge of to shoot down so many on arm civilians to terrorize the civilian population it is very clear men on long is out to protect the regime the generals of me i am are out for the reason and to protect the fortune that they've amassed over decades to this country's natural resources to the businesses they control so many of the people in the population live in poverty these generals are millionaires and they're trying to protect their regime journalist david gergen

a bum really appreciate your insight in all this thank you a round up now of other stories making news around the world police have detained dozens of protesters and several journalists the opposition is calling for new mess anti-government rallies after they die down over the winter the protests began last august when president alexander lukashenko claimed victory in a disputed election. egyptian authorities cannot say when the container ship blocking the suez canal will be refloated 9000 tons of ballast have been removed from the ever grid given the vessel has been stuck for 5 days hundreds of others are waiting outside one of the world's busiest shipping lane it's. at least 19 people have been killed in a collision between 2 passenger trains in egypt immersion she crews have cleared the wreckage from the line but the cause of the crash is still not clear president

abdel fattah el-sisi has ordered an investigation. twisted steel and mangled carriages grim proof of the deadly impact of 2 trains colliding in egypt so our province. locals and rescue teams worked into the night pulling injured passengers from the wreckage and recovering the bodies of those who died of. i thought that the train collided with a car took took and after leaving the house i found the 2 trains hitting each other i went running wearing my home clothes and we found people lying on the ground women and children and we removed the deceased people and took the injured to the ambulances. on the. lawn on the. border. so that i put some wooden planks so the ambulances would be able to cross

the canal it was a mass many people were stuck inside the train with no one to carry them out. or 30 say the accident happened after someone pulled the emergency brakes on one of the trains causing the 2 trains to collide at least 2 carriages were overturned. agent has been marred by train accidents in recent years its paws safety record is blamed on a. crumbling infrastructure and insufficient maintenance. this is unlikely to be the last tragedy to unfold on egypt's railroads. a mass shooting in boulder colorado has reignited the debate over gun control in the us critics want to know how the suspect was able to buy a semiautomatic weapon he passed a background check despite a conviction for assault 10 people died in the rampage. what started as

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the 1st time nobody could have imagined how the story would end. to this day no craft to compete with up. many dreamt of being able to experience a cool policed wants them and few could afford it concorde was a close a photo. of the skies. her story is a dramatic adventure where i'm. playing the meeting roles from fate is that correct . on the 25th of july 2002 concorde plans to cough because so many germans wanted to take his supersonic flight to new york up to. only one of the 2 planes made. it's to j.f.k. airport for the 2nd concorde the journey was over after just 143 seconds on

this day finks team corning some passengers swapped seats between the 2 canoes. the 25th of july 2000 marks a turning point in the history of aviation. perman has a special relationship with concorde and we had to be modest if we always felt we

needed a concorde it was a lifelong dream of mine it was just a dream it was out of reach it's a classic case of megalomania. there's a 5 on the list of on. after the fatal concorde crash in july 2000 his dream came true his since high museum of technology near heidelberg got the chance to buy a french concorde for one symbolically euro and even had to deliver to germany by and france. the pilot on this flight was from newsweek trying to not. get there morkie. to kind of touristic to find concorde beauty and speed to disguise the plane there has always been a mind by every pilot simply will not go to mordor at parvati's of your eyes your vehicle caught it in a body is. design and touch screens. are also top technology and

window to the future. technology. to your. concorde was the world's fastest ever passenger aircraft be a star and have active that he's now become a legend that continues to move people and fascinate millions. the joy the music the plane was built to push the limits of aviation it's they need to take off his accent or a tube to maximum speed and that's what i'm outta tube for cruising. you're always flying your vesicare stream. throughout take on the. the bus from a different it all sort of public and we can't afford any mistakes or arizona concorde so we are very careful sponsor of someone who does also.

in the plates will be soon to take the flight from paris to the york is fully booked. many passengers travel with big plans i'm small package. concorde is still an adventure everything else is like taking the bus. alive fly a lot and so for me the fats to get there the better it is. the distance between tricky and the aircraft is the true cost of shonda cool and cold yesterday's tests include film director from track barbra streisand groups when is. yes he was near some no pun intended our passengers is

a showbiz celebrity ships this. job are not on a scheduled flight from paris to new york you would arise with very. low fuel reserves something like a maximum of 20 minutes of additional 5 times very little compared to other passenger planes why are they. followed it. is the 1st time we've ever been on the concorde we're very excited about it to be travelling through the sky twice the speed of sound is something very few people get to do so why did you book this flight on the concorde it's a lifelong dream everything looking forward to it to go supersonic for 2 hours is just a thrill to look among broad. music

producer and william because i now see them up the road but he is as excited as if this were his 1st. german funk attendants bridget's a cruiser who's been working on the concorde for 20 years and on some passion she moved to paris especially for this plant kind of fits. most of their passengers are regulars for the new ones printed to crusoe penchant to take photos of the occasion i take another one that says something else but never say. coffee and come back. to an opulent 6 course menu. this video got see the man she says concorde is the absolute luxury of the intoxication of speed so what do you want from us like there's nothing better than

sticking in your don't look up once you know. it. is the fight over the food is today. it is. 50 percent full especially during the week on weekends it's a bit quieter. when cooled from as a matter to the temperature at the top of skin rises it is no 109 degrees celsius the flight engineer explains and the concorde hull expands when 20 centimeters a gap opens up he says look after an hour of supersonic fine talking stick my hand into it and the gap will close up again after number. to move the tide we would survive the ability to fly supersonic for more than 2 hours at twice the speed of

sound type it has never been achieved by any other aircraft before or after a busy all kinds not you know. the pilot is only an down to extend the regs to makkah to over the atlantic because breaking the sound barrier causes a frightening build out this is prohibited over didn't happen to the areas the passengers on the plane did not notice anything is cool simply flies away from the so. it's very exciting no week or so i have to plead guilty to being a target taking pictures of the moderator as a way to get steak or realize how few people have actually gone to and if you do any research with it aviation history you'll learn how much difficulty it was to break the sound barrier. might have a test pilots had to do was then it was for the us their planes could not withstand

the powerful forces of a flying to mac one that's about 1000 kilometers per hour. the . thing in october $947.00 the us air force managed to break the sound barrier. for the 1st time the only bell x. one to go from the belly of a transport aircraft with test pilot trapped in the cockpit. is a book it's playing at the right train and its engines enough power and. the right moment for back one. was in europe through the military was fostering technical development the british family delta 2 it's delta which became the for the design of cool.

in june 1962 fronts and great britain signed an unusual treaty both governments pledge to build the 1st supersonic passenger aircraft at any cost the contract prohibited withdraw from the program. and. the french team was led by test pilot andre to a cop. who's counterpart was briton brian truck sure he had already flown the one family both men were obliged to cooperate to educate the people of the same age 2 different worlds. at the beginning i fancy him a little difficult like a lot of. people french people and fans as

a gold stars with. a few of them ever made any effort to speak even a little french my colleague brian tribe short refused to say even a single word in french one of all they were rather distant. and at the beginning. we didn't call out other by our christian names anything like that. we didn't go into each other's has. all these things developed. in the cause the concord program just if it's a good program with t.v.'s because there was no central leadership no single responsible person there were always to do in my own heart i would say thank god for the french because the french were very dominant in making sure that everybody kept good in the right direction to make concords happen sauces but that was really hard to do. at the same time in the soup union andre to put that

was building a rival model but to call f one full 4 scornfully called cool ski in the west the kremlin ordered that it must take off in 1968 before concorde on the very last day of the year the prototype taxi to its 1st flight before concorde. a spot for the 2.144 was improvised in many ways and above all she was the spawn of an incredibly ambitious race against the french and the english as the russians the soviets wanted to fly fast they managed it by 3 months but they had to make many compromises in their rush which in the long run backfired on them and the plane. despite the use the stone company to lose everything when. according to

the propaganda to go left one for 4 would be serving blong aeroflot for domestic routes within a few years. but the new one for 4 would never be a success. every pilot and passenger who had ever flown in the 2 of you have complained about the. great many shortcomings encountered as he was with us but inside the cabin it was incredibly loud or the to have wasn't really able to fly supersonic li for more than a very short time and it would certainly never have made an atlantic flight to the hills near an advantage focus shaft. and yet she too became an icon of aviation. and the 1st concorde prototype was launched in tucson the 2nd of my 969 with andre to come up the controls.

use it up there it got a little front on board and it's no problem for us he said certainly for the electronics so i decided to shorten the flight a bit throughout the abolition of all.