the state of the news live from burlington no beds no drugs no oxygen india's hospitals collapse under the weight of a colossal 2nd wave of corona virus infections spreading across the country the capital dili is counting one coalwood related death every 5 minutes also on the program. an employee is stabbed to death at a police station and friends after officers shoot and killed the attacker prosecutors launched a terrorism investigation glanced. moral imperative to future

generations u.s. president i regurgitate world leaders to make good on their promises of closing day of his virtual global climate summit. i'm cold for all the while come to the program hospitals in india are launching desperate appeals for assistance as the country's health health care system crumbles under record co with 19 surges over a 1000000 infections have been registered in the country in the past 4 days alone the situation is particularly dire and the capital delhi or oxygen supplies are running dangerously low. and. fighting for breath these patients outside.

a covert 1000 hospital in delhi are among the fortunate ones. the clinic is overwhelmed and lacks free beds but at least it still has oxygen to administer to the most gravely ill among a steady flow of new arrivals. the situation right now here is that if you leave it it was too good to go and the old the full control of. the stuff is really cooperative but due to the old girl being awfully dull meanwhile on the walking casualty it is different they're deploying to equal treatment to all the bishops and that's why it is a hike in who didn't say. these scenes are no exception across the country hospitals are full and turning stricken patients away many are critically low on oxygen supplies as india 2nd wave sets global records for new delhi infections social media are flooded with stories of people desperately trying to secure oxygen for loved ones. or know that they work out that

a. lot of them are going. to speed up deliveries the indian railways has launched an oxygen express service ferrying supplies directly from production plants like a beacon of hope the 1st train arrives in maharashtra one of the hardest hit states where more than 62000 people have lost their lives to the virus. inside clinics grieving families play medical stuff while outside crematoriums and cemeteries struggle to accommodate bodies this graveyard expects to run out of space in a matter of days. i think the 2nd wave is more dangerous and deadly. this time it's not even sparing the young ones. at the deli hospital a group of men heaved their brother out of a rickshaw they tried to get him admitted earlier but were so. home now they

learned it's too late to save him. the father of 5 is dead on arrival since he wasn't admitted to the hospital or taken to its morgue his death is unlikely to be counted in a city swiftly rising official. prosecutors and france have opened a terrorism investigation after a police work or was stabbed to death at a police station near paris 3 people thought to be connected to the attack or have been detained french president of money on the call said the country would never give in to what he called islamist terrorists. a normally quiet residential area just outside paris now the center of attention in france security agents flooded the area investigating the killing of a police employee that occurred in an unlikely location. the police station is very well protected there is

a protective lock and so people can't just walk in so the attacker waited for her to go and change her parking ticket the murderer caught her by surprise as she left the police station for just a moment and so it was really a cowardly barbaric attack to kill someone and to kill a policewoman. local media report that the attacker was a 36 year old man with no criminal record some witnesses say they heard him say allahu akbar arabic for god is great as he stabbed his victim a police officer then opened fire on the attacker killing him there suggestions the man had previously scouted out the site. the office of the national anti-terrorism prosecutor has taken charge over the investigation of the crimes committed here. the reasons for this 1st how the

events occurred which involved looking for a target. also the way the crime was committed. the profile of the victim but also the remarks made by the perpetrator at the time of the crime. the. president in my normal paid tribute to the police worker whom he identified as stephanie in a tweet he said the nation stood by her family he added in the fight against islamist terrorism we will not give up. islamist terrorism is again a worry for france. so take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. u.s. health officials say the use of johnson and johnson 19 vaccine can resume immediately vaccinations using the single dose shot were temporarily stopped 11 days ago after reports of rare but potentially fatal blood clots but experts agree the vaccines benefits outweigh the risk of blood clotting. more ships

and aircraft are joining the search for the indonesian submarine missing since wednesday in the bali sea hopes earth fading of finding the vessel and its 53 crew the navy says the diesel powered submarine may have run out of oxygen and sunk too deep to recover multiple countries are assisting in the effort. british socialized elaine maxwell has pleaded not guilty to federal sex trafficking charges that allege she helped the late phantom financier jeffrey abstain recruit and sexually abused girls she entered her plea before a judge in manhattan her trial is set to start in july but her lawyers are seeking a delay for additional preparation. jailed russian opposition leader alex a no vote he says he's ending his 24 day hunger strike after his doctors said his

life was at risk the kremlin critic began the strive to demand proper medical care he was jailed after returning from germany where he was being treated after his poisoning in russia. leaders from around the world have joined us president joe biden in setting bold new climate targets ending a 2 day virtual global climate summit by urged his counterparts to make good on their commitments saying that in the fight against climate change there is no time to waste good morning hello everyone good morning everybody ling in for day 2 of the virtual climate summit the 1st day soar national targets for limits on emissions now topping the agenda innovation. u.s. president joe biden playing up the economic advantages of fighting global warming.

an opportunity to create millions of good paying jobs around the world an innovative and innovative sectors you know jobs of bring greater quality. greater dignity the people performing those jobs in every nation biden says workers in traditional energy sectors must be offered new opportunities the u.s. wants to take the lead in developing green technologies stepping up the pace of research and making more use of public and private investment and using just today's technologies won't allow us to meet our ambitions goals we need new 0 carbon products that are just as affordable they have what i call a green premium obs erode thank you prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced israel would phase out cold by 2025 but experts say existing targets

and schedules won't be enough to cap global warming at the agreed 1.5 percent my colleagues and me so it's gonna have been following the summit from washington so me and joe biden set out some very ambitious plans for us greenhouse emissions he wants to slash them in half by 2030 could these goals be too ambitious perhaps. well that is certainly question a lot of people are asking here in of coal and as you said the by the administration has said itself this is an ambitious agenda and if you talk to climate analysts here they say that this really shows that the u.s. is heading in the right direction but there is a lot of skepticism that you're referring to whether this goal is really achievable and we also don't know what the road map is how the u.s. is planning to get to this 50 percent cut and president biden until now has been pretty light on the details i mean we heard him say that it's going to involve a lot of investment in renewable energy cutting fossil fuels and really overhauling

the transportation sector so electrification of vehicles but at the end of the days we have to keep in mind nicole that this is a non-binding commitment there is a lot of opposition among republicans in congress he would have to also get a lot of big business and industry on board so yes the u.s. is aiming higher than it ever has but it's going to be very tough to get there the pair's agreement established clear goals on climate change one day joe biden announced this week. well there's not much new to call this really was a lot about symbolism about showing that america is back and wants to lead on climate change and to restore trust among our allies but really the by the restriction i think was hoping for more concrete commitments than it actually got so you know we only saw 2 countries pledge new targets on emissions that was canada and japan a lot of people were looking to see what china would do china's the world's biggest polluter and she basically reiterated what the country had already planned which is

to get to net 0 by 2060 and to strictly control coal power but again there was nothing concrete there india as well didn't promise anything new so there is some disappointment perhaps that there wasn't any any new pledges that the by the administration of it looking for but we know that joe biden will be heading to the u.k. in brussels in june we found that out on friday and he's really going to be focusing on strengthening alliances so i think we can expect that climate change is going to be very high on the agenda there joe biden says he sees huge opportunities in developing green technologies but do u.s. companies agree with them there well you know joe biden has made the argument that this is going to be crucial to make a clean energy sector that is competitive with the rest of the world but there is as i said a lot of pushback republicans here say this is going to kill the economy this is going to see millions of jobs lost that being ringback said i think it's according to point out that earlier this week the biggest coal mining union said it would

back president biden's plan as long as those jobs are replaced the people essentially are not displace so there is a feeling among the biden ministration among officials there that there is more momentum behind this plan and there is optimism that at least he will be able to convince some people in the economy that this is the right way forward to telling your correspondents and we so much kind of think you very much. and for some sports because there has been more fallout from the european super league fiasco hundreds of fans of arsenal football club have held a protest outside the team's emirates stadium in london calling for the owner to be ousted fans held signs depicting stan kroenke a as they chanted for his removal the club was one of the 12 teams to sign up for the super league but dropped out following a furious backlash from fans. the coach of the welsh men's national football team ryan giggs will not take charge of his country at the upcoming european

championship after british prosecutors charged him with assaulting 2 women the 47 year old former manchester united player is to appear in court on wednesday after being arrested november police have charged him with assault occasioning actual bodily harm ryan giggs was replaced as wells while under investigation and now the welsh football association has confirmed that caretaker boss robert page is to remain in charge for the lee euro 2020. and german football the but as late as match day 31 kicked off with outspoken have little to play for this season hosting cologne or fighting to avoid relegation the visitors determination showed in the 1st half as they stormed into a 3 nil leave us smashing home the 3rd goal but old one back early in the 2nd half and then gave cologne a scare as ruben vargas made it 32 just after the hour of the visitors held on to

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to discover the. place. to. subscribe to a documentary on you tube. plans this week on the world stories. italy has seen fewer births during the pandemic singing is helping covered 9000 patients in the u.k. we begin in china in a city that stands for strong liquor now tie the brandy is considered the most valuable brand of alcohol don't act as a lubricant 20 ducting business and requesting favors. will normally expose this

crime and corruption cases now the investigative journalist is on his way to china's most famous treaty. on the range and i can already smell the alcohol here other than the jungle the southern chinese town of multis also the name of the liquor produced here the multi-disciplinary is china's most valuable company with more than the country's biggest bank china's political elite is part. to it and us some of the bottles cost several $100.00 euros hughes says they are the perfect gift to greeks that we did your talent b.r.c. corrupt officials prefer multimeters they only drink the most expensive brands and this alcohol is the most expensive and their love for it lets the prices rise even more jaguar just needs to. look a factory takes up large swaths of multi-ton and many more are trying to profit from the big name within sight of the state owned giant is the distillery

a family business. customers and people in the industry know that there's a limit to the production capacity of matai that's where we come in the government lets us follow the lead of the mt a company in profit from them that brings in some wealth to us people here of what . his company uses the same distilling techniques grain is ferment it in earth pits the pits give it a pungent aroma minnes and of soy sauce many people outside of china find it hard to swallow. the mashes fermented in a dry state during the distillation process steam passes through the mash and releases the. woolen says the liquor mostly to individuals as well as companies that produce special editions for weddings and company and inverse reveals. the intimate relationship between china's communists and the spicy liquor began in the 1930 s.

when communist troops hid in the area from their nationalist inverse or ease. you know after they came to power they turned the factory into a state owned enterprise so it could provide them with. job i think it's procreative the factory. and the owner who refused to hand over his business was executed for. these close links to the ready lead have called whose attention he's been tipped off that model type also produces in a neighboring town a violation of the rules on geographic origin so when he goes to take a look. he finds the company is constructing vast production facilities there. near england and nobody cares what they do here and it's as if the government agencies which should control him don't exist.

it's another piece of evidence for the book he is planning to write on china's most valuable company. italy has one of the lowest birth rates in all of europe and it has been steadily declining for more than a century now the coronavirus pandemic is causing many italians to think about putting off having children. but children's playground eerily quiet the numbers are out italians are having far fewer babies during the pain that. they too have had to put their family planning on hold more in an even chance or just bought a new home in a suburb of baghdad a big step for the young couple and everything is ready for the next. comment i made my meaning this will be the children's room that has yet to be set up we want to put in one or 2 beds depending on the size. we also have some space downstairs

which could become another room for the children. or they might just get on when i thought i had. been chainsaw motor and they were planning on getting married last summer before their but they had to postpone because of the pandemic and having kids before marriage for the 2 devout catholics was not an option to the union and they had asked enough i mean. for us marriage means union and creating a family of our own marriage home family and children moving was supposed to be after the wedding but we had to switch on a little. while the individual reasons deferred the situation is emblematic for hundreds of thousands of couples across the nation wanting to have children. it is too early to determine with certainty what exactly is causing italian numbers to drop even further says sociologist giuliani the pandemic is likely affecting couple's sex life but more importantly financial security seems to be the driving

factor in the decision not to have kids. i think. young couples are becoming much more economic rationale that then emotional. that it's important to have another child so there may be more worried about the future of children buying a house postponing marriage while working full time for the moment morena have a lot on their plate but that hasn't changed their wish to start a family of their own has soon as the time is right. in the u.s. more than half of all adults have now received at least wonder. most of the coronavirus facts seem this is was something news in new york are able to open their doors to audiences again. new yorkers are

finally getting the opportunity again to pursue one of their favorite pastimes standing in line. i'm really excited for the seed to become the city again as we always knew what it's pretty pretty exciting that you can feel the feel the energy ok they're not actually excited about queuing up but rather that after a year of zoom meetings and elbow bumps they're about to see a live show at one of the city's most iconic entertainment venues the comedy cellar in manhattan's greenwich village. the comedy cellar has hosted nearly all the trades greats over the decades but like most venues it's been shuttered for more than a year now it's open again but at just 33 percent capacity in accordance with new york's regulations no code 19 test is required to enter and neither are masks when seated the club's owner is cautiously optimistic the venue will stay open now for good so i don't expect things to turn bad now they're back say he will very very

quickly i think it's going to be ok. i hope it's ok you know if it's not i hope they'll shut us down again you know they should do what they need to do despite rising case numbers the risk of aerosols and virus variants the comedians in the audience breathe a sigh of relief and yeah there will be jokes about the pandemic. for the comedians for me authority to talk about this stuff. to just say what i was going through and then i think for the audience it's not just them but identifying in a relating about is one level and that's huge too but also just being with other people physically being around people around your peers and some social setting that itself is as important and gradually there are more and more places for new yorkers to do that restaurants are allowed to host patrons indoors at half capacity most of the city's museums have been open for months and now major sports venues

are also welcoming fans again. as tourists are returning to new york a so-called vaccination passport could be an important tool to bring back major attractions like broadway most theaters here are saying they won't reopen until all seats can be filled they're hoping sometime in the fall or winter. but for now it's spring and new yorkers are enjoying their newfound freedom in the sun after a year in isolation. i. think. all of us to the u.k. are also struggling to reach a pandemic restrictions but an example in london shows how some are making the most of the situation and opera singer is helping people heal from long term cope with 19 with breathing and singing exercises. blowing bubbles to help with young.

susie do basic training. she has developed special greeting exercises over patients and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to unpressed. she says it's thanks to susie that she feels well again and is able to take a few hobbies just a year ago she was suffering from a lung infection and needed oxygen 3 months on i remember feeling so fatigued breathless. i mean literally from my bed to the bathroom i would just get breathless. shiba never dreamed that of people seeing us from the english national opera would be the ones to help a brief. stand to show the height in weekly zoom sessions participants learn to

relax and i'm proof that posture and most of all to breathe and just hove that from men we think a lot about breathing down because if you're breathing you're taking in lots of that and actually tend not to be extending the so just giving people tools to slow things down and get the minimum is really out of. this. now being part of the group it's hugely important. and stress. and. i could have never imagined coming out of that darkness all by myself so it's been a huge support system for me it's like my family now we had i guess you can say a common purpose to get better and what bit more beautiful way to single. out

and heal them at the same time sound. shiba dreams of singing on a real opera stage together with others like and that dream could come true pain was as soon as school bit restrictions allow international opera plans to stage a very special price. for the patients and if mounds of grief can you see the . the a. whatever

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find out how african african wax print really is. we track already be in uganda. and the multitalented the ventricle takes us on a tour through part to noble. if you open my wardrobe you'll find lots of fabrics like i received many as a present when i got married i took some from my mom dee cuz she has more than she will ever be able to wear in her lifetime and i always thought of this type of cloth as being a very african until i read a report that made me question whether we africans should really use wax print as the cloth to show we're african so i set out on a mission to find out more about the history of these fabrics. 'd i have dozens of our trips made over africa is that breaks are very popular

across africa but they also sometimes called wax prints or a container most of us were carried in one of these fabrics when we were a little our mothers wrapped them around their waists like apparatus whenever they are doing house chores also in africa and across the diaspora people embrace waxed print as part of their identity most of what we really have dubbed africa is actually made and brought in the netherlands or in so how africa is african prints really. money you see is a successful designer from cameroon gazed in france and he was among the 1st africans to showcase his creations and have the glamorous charismatic and. refuses to work with the so-called african prince in his collection says the secret. it's a personal view when you see. what's on offer comfort. words

and the truth being the awful truth. and all the far. from zanzibar doesn't believe that rejecting wax sands the right. in. the congo and the congo is the print that has a you know historical story about history. between india. portuguese and arabs you know and. so we are a military court and we are

a mix so it is impossible for me to say i don't work with this fabric because it's made in india the history of wax print can be traced across 3 continents in the $850.00 is the technique of using wax and day to make patterns on fabric was already being used in many societies across the world also in africa around that time the dutch had colonized java which is present day in the nisha and there they came across the vatican technique applied by the locals the dutch went back to europe and produced but by machines and then they tried to sell it to the in the knees and they didn't like the machine made fabrics and so the dutch had to look for another market and they found it in west africa. when this happened the nature of the fabrics changed so then they would start to use more great colors that people on the coast wanted they would start to incorporate local science and symbols into adults other like ways of printing that were popular in the west

african coast today a large part of what we see on the market is either manufactured abroad or in africa by companies owned by a larger foreign company. take the dutch company of liskov for example its manufacture and the fabrics from its main brand let's call in the netherlands then it owns other companies in ghana. wooden and you know x. with that list but dominates the high and mid priced waxman's markets i think sometimes as a. luxury associated for instance with having something that's. coming from holland direct it has a specific brand on it. because everybody knows that it's more expensive and social instance if you do buy from certain brands when you are sewing sometimes it's a thing to have the boy jack on the edge of your clothes whereas if it was

a cheaper fabric people would cut the companies from asia have also been exporting cheaper fabrics to africa the manufacturers have often been accused of counterfeiting designs by established companies like blue scope on top of that foreign companies have led to the shutdown of many local manufacturers across africa. but regardless of where and by whom they are made the african brand fabrics have been used to send a strong pan african message for decades take the shaking for example a loose fitting african shirt often made out of the wax print design popularly known as angelina so back to our original question is africa. and even africa when most fabrics are not manufactured on the continent yeah it was he's african because one it was made in fact she's in europe but it was insurance feta cheese people on the continent over the years african prince has evolved into

a fabric that even young people wear as a fashion statement it's no longer just that being that you're on from the village rears. it's also becoming more and more popular in the west from high fashion catalogs to be your answer as a wardrobe wax print is the fabric of choice when it comes to signalize in africa this is maybe a controversial choice but it's the fastest way to get the message across. i have to admit that i used to hate african print when i was younger because to me it always looked like something very old fashioned but now i absolutely love these bright unique fabrics well stay on the fashion topic we asked some of you watch role fashion plays in your life. were.

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the house. one of the ladies you just saw in the report tells us she feels inspired by bob marley growing up in their work in uganda's capital kampala has also had a huge influence on the young singer hears the rachel and when the ghetto life. oh. oh.

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get some. where saying in kampala will take you to a different part of the city uganda isn't well known internationally for its rugby but it's not for a lack of trying in the actually quarters children who grow up there may not have much but what they do have is a passion for rugby and a dedicated coach was preparing them and uganda's run be craning to the next level . yet most welcome right. rugby academy is located in banda one of. the 4

yet he's a winner. this afternoon the 24 year old is presenting the trophy from last season's ugandan national rugby league. river. of this. does very observer very important to much of his kids because tomorrow. champions 1. 100 kids in this neighborhood he started back in march 2020. 4. children here. who has time. also. in place so he took the opportunity to pass on his skills and see a lot of talented young i think these kids are headed the 1st everyone in terms of playing rugby in the country. greg or non-contact rugby is for players under 15 for years himself starting with tired rugby instead of tackling an opponent

player's naturalistic a tag it makes the game listening to us but it's still tough the kids learn how to fall down and get up again after them to move the shoes because one will be without boots one will step on lucky because most of they are busy then they are crying not to themselves. it will be it is much better than playing that of playing with bear fruit. until i find shoes yes with all boots bund. nothing separates the young studs he exhibited to a skill and talent. so that he had no other pitch although although the kitty if you close don't stock dry by then have to come on i tell you sort of whip stand up and stuff like like one day fall down i just called him bum bum i just got a message and this thing i saw he was like i'm good. hopes that he can change his

community the kids look up to him and want to follow in his footsteps and learn to remove team and their employees in pinsent to the gang. before the started in 2024 yet was preparing for trial a canadian club but could 1000 travel restrictions scuppered his chance. then we get started professing or no on on on my travelling but i meant that was the time when we closed down it does affect and me a lot because we put in excess energy. i couldn't train. we couldn't do anything even jogging. one your own elite rugby is back in uganda isn't as fit as he was before the knocked down but the windy city on defending the national title and go over a hard thing but with my dream of. being around some of the bigger village and some of the dusty about some of that just coming in. and that's why you're seeing all

the numbers. that it at 1st but they're going to bring back in this number for you it divides his time between his own training and coaching to kids running fast and hopes the one big join him in the elite league. and we wish them all the best on their way bear. someone who has already made it to the top career wise is this woman here very shabby in fact she has become successful in a sector that is mainly dominated by men there is the boss of her own construction company in johannesburg. i'm so excited for you to see one of the projects that we've been making i'm here in johannesburg a little to take you to the construction site there is chavez stands out in many ways here as one of the very few women on the ground she's also the 1st female boss for many here being treated as an equal is all part of the job. so at the end of

the day i'm on site i've got my safety boots i will climb but if i need to to make this happen for my clients and i think that that's the main thing is really just making sure that people see us as equal when we are women on construction sites and making sure that this honor and respect because i studied as much as any other man and studied to be able to become a mechanical engineer. but being a female construction boss isn't her only u.s.p. there is engineering company and green design that does something a little different they specialize in green buildings that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a rather industry there are only a handful of similar companies on the continent. but everything that we do be considered cream so that's part of how we do designs it's not a line item it actually is integrated in how we've designed it so we've got lots of

natural lights coming into the space. there are herself tries to lead a green lifestyle the 33 year old sold her car to reduce our carbon footprint and takes public transport back to her office when various started have come. me off to university she had a clear goal in mind tech and climate change through construction is we are the most vulnerable continent when it comes to climate change 40 percent gas emissions and almost 60 to 80 percent of that can actually be avoided. the greatest source of the problem but also the solution there is company has worked on 15 construction projects since she started in 2016 she also hosted lectures and workshops throughout the continent to give the green building sector who's in the upmarket business district of sandton where various office is they are already several green building projects about 600 all certified in south africa the city of johannesburg

is currently drafting a green buildings policy but vera has an even bigger vision 160 percent of the people on our continent are you i really just want to see and i really once they might understand climate in they need just i need all kinds of forward and. it's a long journey there at mit's but she is willing to take it one project at a time really really. what an impressive woman. if you're a fan of cool architecture we have more of that in our next report maybe not as fancy as what we just saw in johannesburg but definitely rich in history allow me to introduce you to part of the capital of many of our local guy today is comedian and musician and then to pick up. comedian photographer and. invite you to discover

a. point to over 260000 people portanova it's been insulated back official capital the name porter which means newport in portuguese to the city's history as a port during the transatlantic slave trade it's also known as a judge. in the local languages and was ruled by king tut for the 1st in the late 19th century even today. all the kids in venice. here's a friendly place where people come to rest in the afternoon. in front of the city also come here to do my photo shoot. their motions with. famous for its unique africa style architecture many of its buildings were designed by the descendants of freed slaves who were influenced by. brazil it's

a perfect backdrop for creative artists like. this it's i want to show you this extremely beautiful building the great mosque of course. it looks like a church. built. a lot of pictures a lot of clips. because it's really beautiful. trip to puerto novo is complete without a visit to one of its many museums we. case by means a long and checkered history. here we have of the museum of the silver when i was a little boy just right here and so scary pictures like this one look at this. the money is tight it was ok. and i was like myself what is this little learn about the history of slavery and then by pure chance i started to stand up here it's a place that is really important to me. the city's market is

a hub for local traders and customers in fact it's here where's that made a name for himself as an artist he's pretty recognizable these days. i want to see him so here we are the big market this is why should my click which made me famous in 26 to thank. you. for lunch let's squeeze by one of his favorite restaurants in 40 it's famous for its mouth watering dishes. for. a lot of people think of talk it became a signature dish typical of quite novel the weekend people come here from all over you invited to no fault little girl i was. after

a busy day out shooting and sightseeing what better place to wind down than a garden away says. our friend another visit this is the botanical garden of course with century old trees which have the repetition of. it's a very quiet place where come to work and chat with friends this is. where waiting for you see them all when it was a. thanks for the invitation then added just added part and over to my travel list. well we're getting to the end of today's show with thank you so much for watching as usual i once a hear your opinion about today's reports or about stories and topics that you think we should cover soon write me an email get in touch on facebook and don't forget to subscribe to our brand new insight that channel might have those show

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