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a 12 story apartment building a collapse near miami, florida. at least one resident was killed and several others injured. many more are feared it, her name in the czech republic has left and dozens injured. regional health authorities are currently estimating up to 150 people may be affected in towns around the country. southern border, austrian and vacuum rescue units are rushing to assist. check authorities in the emergency room. if the news from berlin, there is much more on our website, the w dot com the aah! who's today may go down in history as the official start to the end of the ongoing medical error. the german chancellor was

in brussels for what will most likely be her very last european union summit. after 16 years in power, miracle is stepping down. this coming september, the physicist turned politician will soon rank is one of europe's most respected states women. now today, the dutch prime minister praised miracles, saying when she speaks, everyone listens and also puts down their iphones medical reminded her colleagues that when she came to power, no one had even heard of an iphone. i bred gulf in berlin. this is the day the me and taught to believe when it became chancellor that i have been invented to be saw. no no, but i think this summer will send important signals for the financial crisis. so we

will have half talks today. we'll get your, the hon. say we can handle this. that's why i always say we can do this on commission. i appreciate you. always playing by the rules on douglas, and also coming up shocking testimony from britney spears, the pop star telling your california judge how her father and others used her. a court ordered conservative ship to abuse. her brittany's fans are livid for her to say that she was forced on medication against her will. that she forced on her birth control and she wanted to have a baby, and her conservators were not allow her to remove the birth control to have her own child. that is insanity. we didn't even know it went to the as fans. we knew something was unusual, but this is next level. the put our viewers on p

b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with a warning from the german chancellor. as her time in power begins, approaching its end today, uncle americal address the german parliament and said that germany as well as all of europe or on thin ice in their battle against the corona virus. especially now that the delta barian is expected to be responsible for almost all cases in the european union by august. medical is urging germany and all you countries to adopt a common policy on quarantine people arriving from high risk areas, macro delivered today. what may very well be her last speech to parliament as head of government after 16 years in german chancellor, medical plans to step down in september when the country holds its next general election. but berlin was not the only city to see a final miracle moment today. she was also in brussels for what is also likely to be her final european union summit. she's attended doesn't. over the years,

the youth summits and the world where they've changed dramatically since miracle 1st became german chancellor in 2005. we take a look back at a leader named miracle and the summits that she attended, offended and even master. this is how it all begin. winter 2000 and fife, newly elected chancellor. uncle michael, arriving at her 1st european summit in brussels. we're happy to be talking to europe in summit and we will do everything to get the best results, whether there will be an agreement we cannot tell today. this became her brother's motto for the next 16 years. more often than not navigating the disaster of the day 1st to hit the 2008 financial crisis was started out in new york with soon tearing through europe's economies. one town, ladies and gentlemen,

we are meeting at the right moment for the summit because i think it will sent important signals for the financial crisis. the olson con, easier said than done. some thought the chancellor was out of her depths. but when in 2014 russian kings started rolling in crime in east in ukraine, angle america showed her metal brokering fire some min. so in i have already in men's communicated the result. this is a glimmer of hope. no more. and no, let me go. meanwhile, griggs were taking to the streets, hearing their country's economic collapse. we will have to talk today and there will be no agreement at any price. i know there are stretch. all night negotiations brought success, greece was kept in the year,

was the agreement, but the 2015 refugee crisis and europe's borders. so you saw the derek splinter in breast. the chancellor headed clear message under the face of a great chill and she cannot happened that europe says we cannot handle that. that would be wrong. that's why i always say we can manage that. and there were other battles breaks it, budget personnel, the tedium, sometimes overwhelming and lots of diplomatic greetings and kisses to endure more or less welcome until the horrors of the covert, 19 crisis separated leaders for the 1st time, mecca, the last big fight was brokering a deal on the blocks enormous recovery fund. good morgan. today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it will be decisive. but we could also not reach an

agreement today. when the deal finally came, malika must have felt her work. here was done this pre pandemic family. so to may remind her of happier times, leaders are likely to feel quite lost without her. as the chancellor gets ready to take her last steps, leaving the european stage and told me now as a woman who burned the midnight oil many a night covering miracle and all of those many e u. so it's barbara vase or join me from brussels. good evening to you, barbara. that was an excellent story. by the way, it almost makes you emotional, you know, when, when you look back on everything that has happened. when you look back on those 16 years with miracle in german chancellor and making her mark on the e. u. what stands out to you? what really stands out? i think friend is this enormous development she has made when she came into office

and she appeared, russell, you know, fresh phased and bouncy as we saw her. and that very 1st picture there. and everybody said i, you know, cool, making cool girl. she can do this, she's not really a good european. she comes from the, she does know anything about it and she has no vision. and then suddenly she didn't have visions, but she had something else. she developed incredible stamina to keep this european union together and it was somehow like it, like a good shepherd's will keep the herd together that really seem to have been her main goals, who are all these years. and she also became the european union's for most crisis managers. we have seen a few of these crisis. it really came hard and fast and sometimes you felt that did hardly had you stumbled out of one and some are covered together, compromised then the union was falling into the next disaster. long,

long nights and long days, and she, i counted the summons and i came up to a 100 that she spent in europe. that is a lot of time in a life is you say she was tough on greece during the euro crisis, many would say she was too tough. she was firm, but fair with the u. k. during breaks it talks and many of not forgiven her for allowing 1000000 migrants to inter germany back in 2015. if you take her out of the equation for the past 16 years. barbara, what kind of european union would we have today? quite a different one because she really became the center of gravity in the u. and as it said, she kept things together. so rather likely, greece really would have been coupled with out of the euro zone bricks. it might have become much more fractures and all these, these diplomatic successes that she had that last, not really so much credited to her because there was

a lot of work behind the scenes going on. and they probably wouldn't have after the whole thing might have even been blown apart in the meantime. so it would have been a very different union. so she was really instrumental. she was sort of the center of gravity for 16 years. and i mean something, barbara, who will be glad to see uncle american go maybe some of the eastern europeans because she really had become the embodiment of liberal west and democracy as she stood up to donald trump and many admired her for it. and others thought that, no, we shouldn't, we should sort of be the friend of the united states. whatever was happening on the other side of the atlantic. maybe some smaller countries who all was envious of successes in her influence and her political way. but that, of course,

has to do with germany being the biggest country in the u. s. but in the end, i think she will be more mis than anything else. there will be nobody who is really going, getting ready to throw stones after her in today. and she said that europe should pursue its own dialogue with russia and that it's, it's not enough to rely on the us to talk with the grimly miracle has been called. the putin whisperer, when she is no longer there. who in europe will have vladimir putin's ear? nobody more or less. the french president, of course, is trying to, to take over this rule. but he can form a completely different background as she understood to to and she knew what a secret service man was in the old eastern europe. she no way he came from and she, she knows how he functions, how his mind works. and still, she thought it was possible to do business with him and the, the ties of germany,

economy to put in a really end to russia really tight. so that will probably change after she's gone . we will have completely different parameters. do you think, barbara, that leaders across the european union do you think they've really accepted the fact that in just a few months, this anchor of stability, the marathon miracle will no longer be there? i'll tell you the secret we call the organizes of the, of the summits and the diplomats behind the scenes and asked them in fact, would you tell us what you are planning for angela america was last summit and they were flabbergasted. there was a pause and then they said, this cannot be her last summer. it's not possible to get it to come back. and we said no for sure. this is going to be her last regular summit as a chancellor. and then there was a very long silence on the other side of the phone. so i'll never,

never say who who we talk to. but that is proof barbara, you found out they are just not ready for the inevitable barber. they have to know, at least not well what a story barbara is always. we appreciate your insights. thank you. the is this the new normal in hong kong today? it's biggest and most outspoken pro democracy newspaper. the apple daily shut down the owner say they were forced to stop publishing after authorities used the genes, new national security law to seize the papers, assets and arrest several of its editors. not a normal way to end the work day. but these journalists wave to a crowd of people who chant keep fighting. i don't think they've just sent the last ever addition of the popular apple daily to print off to the media outlet was forced to close down. what followed was long lines of

people eager to snap up a copy of the last edition inside. it says, the paper has been a victim of tyranny. coming out so that i know that today will be the last day of baffled daily. why? i feel very sad because i know they will never be such a paper that day is to say the truth and death too. in depth investigative reports hold on. very shocking. within 2 weeks on the authorities could use this national security law to dismantle a media company. i'm worried i your, i believe the worst is yet to come. i was invited mason by apple daily is known for it, racy celebrity gossip. but in more recent years, it stood out in hong kong media as an ally of the pro democracy movement. it's

china, critical coverage attracted the attention of the authorities. and when new national security laws were recently passed the new powers we used to obstruct the papers, operations. assets were frozen. offices were rated and executive arrested, including the papers founder genie law who has been in jail since last december. china accuses the paper of colluding with foreign powers. young kong is a society ruled by law, not a paradise where law does not exist and freedom of the press is not a cod of impunity. and there is no extra legal right to people who are anti china and quote, disruption in hong kong. but the papers closure is seen as the silencing of one of the loft pro democracy voices in hong kong. at china continues to tighten its grip

on the city called me the us is withdrawing or remaining troops from ghana stand. it leaves many afghans who for years worked closely with us troops on the ground in limbo. thousands of former contractors and interpreters now fear for their lives as the taliban regains control of more territory. our corresponded oliver sell. it met one african man who was able to flee to the united states. now he hopes his brother can also get out before it's too late. we meet off mart somewhere, new york city, a former a contract or an interpreter of the u. s. army. he found safety in america, fearing reprisals of mark does not want to be identified. his brother who has still enough ghana stone is facing an uncertain future, goes into which was, are now in a lot of risk. there. they worked for the military. now,

if, if they are left behind, the tall one will call them, it's a stress to, to check and see if your loved ones are alive or they are that you, when you, when the following, the no one answers it's, it's a big pain. america longest war began in 2001 when it invaded afghanistan, following the attacks of 911. as the troops now leave, 800000 former contractors are being left without protection from the taliban. u. s . promised them special immigrant visas and to relocate them while they're applications are being processed. but time is running out of children goes on. it doesn't make me happy to see that. we like i spent 11 years of hard work for the us army. and then i had to wait for 4 years to get my visa

back to the us. government. just fulfill your promise and gone, let people die. volunteer jeff sworn helped off martin. other african families settle in the united states. he says the u. s. has a moral obligation to protect those who helped its troops. this is a country that is land is a rover on mars. and we're sitting here telling that it was a process that has to be fall. and we can't get 800000 human beings that whose lives are at risk. a man is lucky, he applied for his visa, early of the current rate. his brother might get his approved within 3 years, long after the u. s. army has left off gas town i. she's got a lot of talking things for her to say that she was forced on some medications

against her will. that she was forced with the therapy that was that she forced on her birth control. and she wanted to have a baby, and her conservators were not allow her to remove the birth control. nobody deserve to have everything from them. what they've worked so hard, this is not a conspiracy theory that this is real and that the woman wants out of it. that is insanity. aah! in the us and around the world, fans and brittany spears have come out to show their support for the pop star who says she has been treated like a prisoner by her own father. thanks to the courts. in the hearing, wednesday, spears delivered shocking testimony about how she says she has lived under the court appointed guardianship of her father, an arrangement known as conservatorship spears, told a california judge, i just want my life back. it's been 13 years and it's enough. i am traumatized. i can't sleep. i'm so angry, it's insane,

and i'm depressed. i cry every day. let's take the story now to los angeles, entertainment journalist k j matthews is following what has to be one of the biggest stories of the year? it's good to see you again, k j, and it's got to be hard to imagine living the way brittany spears claims that she has lived and is living one of the world's biggest stars, alleging that a legal instrument was used to inflame her. yes it's, it's still a shocking 24 hours. we heard this about 24 hours again ago here in los angeles. and i'm still surprised at the length and the details that she, if she basically told the world in a 20 minute statement to the court and the judge. she said a lot of shocking because number one that she was being prevented from having a family by being forced to keep a method of birth control inside her that she no longer want. that at some point, she was forced to be on lithium against her wheel. that she has to get their

permission for the smallest thing. and then her life has really been a living hell for the last 13 years. and she would like his conservatorship to in as soon as possible. it's amazing that the i u. d being forced to have the inside. that's amazing. our fans, we know they've come out and support over. and there's been some big names in the music industry as well. right, yeah, you know, this gave a lot of am more ammunition to her free brittany fans. you know, they have been saying this for more than one year now that brittany was not herself . that britain was allowed to make music, not allowed to go anywhere, not allowed to live the life that she wants to live. they had been saying this all along and now to hear britain come into court and say, what i said earlier about being happy was a lie. i miserable. she says i cry every day. she says i'm depressed and that at times she's very, very angry. so yeah,

these free brittany fans listen to that and said we knew it. we knew it all along. when this conservative ship was 1st ordered by the court k, j b. as i understand that there was a legitimate reason and an argument to be made that it was in brittany spears, best interest at the time. of course, i mean, we all remember back in 2007 when she went to kind of a bitter divorce with her ex husband, kevin federline. and shortly after that she had a couple of mental health issues, public out breakdowns in which she shaved her head. we all remember those things, and so her father kind of swooped in and did not feel that she was really in her best state of mind. and wanted to make sure that she wasn't taking advantage of financially. so there were legitimate concerns back in 2007, back in 2008. but we're now in 2021 and it's been 13 years and she is a different woman. and she has evolved and remember, during that time period of 13 years, brittany has still put out

a number of albums and it's going to tour and even had a las vegas residency. so she has worked, she hasn't worked lately in the last couple years. but in the beginning of that ca conservatorship, she was still working. i find it hard to believe though, that no one. and this is what i read today that no one told brittany spears and these 13 years that she could petition the court to end the conservative ship and she claims she had no idea. really you know, that is hard to believe. i heard her say that is, well, it's very hard to believe, but we have to remember. britney spears has mental health issues, which she would acknowledge herself. so whether or not which kind of medication she's on, what they may have said to her behind closed doors. what she actually remembers, we really just don't know. and whether or not our her various lawyer says, remember she had different lawyers throughout the years had actually brought her in

behind closed doors and explained to her what she has the right to do. and what she doesn't have the right to do, and she has requested that she wanted to in this conservative shift many years ago . we still don't know that, but i could see that the judge was very concern. and really starts to talk to britney spears attorney about the steps and the process that he would need to go through in order for him to petition to court in this conservatorship case. i'm trying to imagine this happening to a star as big as britney spears, but not a woman happening to a man. do you think that this would be allowed to happen to a male pop store? it is very hard to believe that someone as big as a brittany spears, if she were a male who see this happening to her in hollywood, if she were not, a woman is quite hard to believe. i mean, they have really had their thumb on her for, for quite some time and, and really almost very barbaric. you know, if what she's alleging is true,

she really just not has, has not had any kind of control of her life. and what's really troubling is that, you know, as she ages, she's 39 years old. i don't know when she's going to be turning 40 probably soon. but she really wants to have a family and many people understand that. obviously, as you age, there may be complications with being able to have a family as you age. so i understand that time is of the essence than it is surprising to see her undergoing all this as a female and her age. yeah, and we've got about a minute less k j. i am a british media today referred to her as the former pop star, britney spears, which shocked us. we were reading that. i mean, what happens next to brittany? i think right now, this is a watershed moment. we now know much more than we did 48 hours ago about britney spears. so the next step is to have her father respond and probably to have her. her lawyers actually officially file a petition to terminate this conservatorship,

which would probably then bring forth all parties to basically establish why they think the conservatorship should or shouldn't. but they'll be more meetings. more hearings before decision is made. but we now know for sure that she wanted to be terminated, so it really will be up to the court. and we never know, she might have to undergo another psychiatric evaluation before that decision is made. well, if something does happen, we'll be calling on you t. j matthews. in los angeles, there's always k j. thank you. thank you. of the day is almost done. the conversation continues online. you'll find us on whether either the w news you can call me at brent golf tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody who's

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up to 80 percent of nigerian women who crossed the minute to rein in a forest into prostitution by their fellow countrymen. this man who calls himself david knows a lot about this dark business. 10 years ago, he was a member of the nigerian mafia earning money through human trafficking and forest prostitution. but then he quit. and since then his life has been in danger. our reporter met david in italy, where the nigerian mafia is gaining more and more influence the town of castell tournament. once a tourist resort is now a mafia stronghold, a place where sheer violence rules, the nighttime on an industrial estate, young african prostitutes, and looking for clients. you can see similar things on streets across the me. most of the women from nigeria, the u. n says it up to 80 percent of them are victims of human traffic is that was

her fate to will call her juliet. the nigerian woman tells us that she arrived here in a refugee boat 4 years ago and fell into the hands of the nigerian mafia. the fees we go, like, are you ready to pay the money or north and guesses no. i'm tired. i don't want to do this walk anymore to continue to be go, no food, no water, the log, the girl inside the room for 4 days on. they are able to call ha, so also they are heartless. in running we meet the man will called david. he tells us that he was a member of the nigerian mafia for many years, but left after witnessing the murder of a woman forced into prostitution, they cut the person into pieces, then they package it. so for example, if were 10 people that know the dead body of you carry one kilo, i carry one kilo,

he carries one key level, everybody will dispose of it or you will never trace the person. you can never have the person again, the person is missing, just gone. gone. one of the strongholds have denied jury and mafia is the southern italian town of castillo, vall, tuna, often the young women are under the control of other nigerians so called madams who pimp them out, expert estimate that criminal networks and hundreds of millions of euros with forced prostitution julia tells us that she managed to escape and find safety in this women's shelter. almost all the women here used to be prostitutes like her. they came to europe because they could no longer enjoy the poverty back home. you being a youth and you're living 9 julia already did or though you're living for you, i did because there is no hope for the youths,

the little ones that are even communal. there is nothing human traffic is exploit that desperation. they lose women with false promises, often financing their long journeys across the desert and the mediterranean. once they are in europe, the young women at told that they have tens of thousands of years of debt that they have to work to repay. sergio navarro is well acquainted with these tactics. he acts as an advisor to the italian parliament and he mafia commission, offering his expertise on nigerian organized crime and its ties to the italian mafia. nigeria murphy, it's dangerous, but they deal with drug trafficking, prostitution mailing internet scott card credit fraud. not to control the economy or back to feet. who is in the public administration in political labels. is the tyler matthew saw who is more dangerous net visible in the

street in this he says strategic plane made by the tele mafia. so let's out sir. se the crime. they are the bad guys. the ad on the street. we have nbc ball because the main goal of mafia is to be quite silent. like the italian mafia, the nigerian crime network is divided into different syndicates or secret societies, according to form a member david. they now operate throughout europe, and their methods are increasingly brutal. david says he still has contexts in the scene who feed him information. i have a video. if i show you the video, you will cry. what, what happened to a girl child forced to do the prostitution was because she refused to do the prostitution. the criminals can literally get away with murder, because most of the nigerian women are illegal migrants. most of most of them are

ghosts. they're not registered. nobody knows about them. the government doesn't know anything about them. they're here. they don't have documents or anything. so if they die, it's very difficult for the government to know that this person is missing. research. juliet now has an official residence permit, and she has found a job in a restaurant. but her life is far from normal. she is constantly sexually harassed by men. the disgusting oh my god, they are terrible. you see, they start going and coming. they will start getting that really gets me annoyed if they will bring got money though being short like what is $20.00 euro so i cannot sit down in the guarding piece without being interrupted. that's your walking. oh,

i want to speak with you for me is disgusting. juliet wants to put the nightmare that she suffered behind her, but she knows that other women from nigeria will continue to end up in street prostitution here to satisfy the demand for cheap sex. she says, this is not the better life in europe that she once dreamed of police attacking protesters, prison sentences for members. i'll be a position like alex in a volume and russian citizens will take a critical sense are seeing the freedoms car tailed when the country holds parliamentary elections, the full president put in his party intends to win clear victory. so he is silencing critics ahead of the vote. the editors of the students magazine doctor in moscow are experiencing the repression themselves. they stand for a different kind of russia with different values. and they are determined not to be

intimidated. the, these 2 are getting married and moscow today, both of them wearing a dress. the students say they want to make a statement for tolerance, love, and freedom. the couple and many of their guests, right, for the critical moscow student magazine doctor, including you can tell, you know, model the 25 year old has been an editor for the online platform for 2 years. and she says this wedding has raised her spirits at the moment, it seems like everyone have each other, the government pieces and their political repression. everywhere said here, there is love everywhere. and that's inclusion. but there's a serious reason for the choice celebration. the couple is marrying so they can't be forced to testify against each other in court. that tyler kissed, gave it, and 3 other dog said journalists have been accused of inciting minors to take part in unauthorized anti crumbling protests. an investigation is ongoing. for months

now, they have only been allowed to leave their homes for 2 hours a day. they could face up to 3 years in prison just and used to be honest, i didn't understand what day did you already seen a student magazine. but i guess i must be something after all we have managed to build up and i just really strong free thinking people. it's probably enough that we have a sort of cross route initiative from that with very horizontal structures and without hierarchies, which gives me something strange and comprehensible and a scary for the very trash. and carly, or this year, dogs are reported about russia. white protests in support of arrested opposition. politician alec seen by me, a criticized russian universities for pressuring students to stay home and not take part in demonstration. like other media outlets. so then

faced police searches and arrests students and young people came out in solidarity with the journalists. but pressure on the critical media is growing across russia. several media outlets have been declared foreign agents. meanwhile, at an economic for him in june, vladimir putin had only praise for the state of freedom of speech. stoker, no said you, we have so many news channels in russia, not so many internet channels. so many different opinions. in the media, you hear such critical opinion, it's topics and assessments of the government as well as of yours truly blessed you . i don't think such harsh criticism exists in many countries to work and all these journalists are just continuing their work. nothing is happening to them to the same place. where did you katerina maroka is visiting someone who would disagree with that was you may need joke in is one of for journalists from the student

magazine doctor who could face present with that since april. he has been under de facto house arrest. the 26 year old isn't allowed to use the internet and can only leave his house for 2 hours a day. he has to wear an electronic ankle monitor. it was already clear that this steam roll was rolling over more and more people putting pressure on them, and that at some point it would get to the fluid donna will come down. when this whole thing started in april, the trees were still bare and i thought, oh well i guess i'll just sit inside then. but then you see that it's spring. and of course, you just want to be outside for the mirror lives with his mother. a rushing human rights organization has designated him and the other 3 docs that journalists with ankle tags as political prisoners. you katina is trying to keep them involved in the work of the magazine. mister birthmark took the good news. no, any of us could have ended up in that lay. the fact that they got lucky i was just

a coincidence at the rest of the question. i know it could have just as easily been mean the situation or my daughter. i know that the only thing we can do is to support them somehow despite the political pressure around 30 students currently, right for dogs out since the police search, they haven't had an office. mostly they discuss their work online. they say that is usually safer. official, so when the police officer, i thought a lot about why i'm so scared, but i'm not leaving. i came to the conclusion that it doesn't really matter what job i do. if the people at the top one to prosecute us, they will, no matter what the playing i'm jealous, that's become a crime in russia. everything you do everything you publish see by the authorities as an attack or threat discrimination, l g b t q. i writes corruption, the students reporting hardly chose the official line. today they're taking new

photos since the criminal case against them, the magazine has gained a lot of new readers. that gives you katina hope at the go to the fire that busy journalist, your work isn't going out. i mean, i don't want to question isn't russia off my list completely them there are no other magazines or media outlets left where i feel free, then we'll just have to start a new one criminal record that will probably also be closed and declared for an age and that's just the reality of them. i mean, it's a reality. you know, it says the journalist, that dog so want to face, they say all those who dared to be critical in russia have to make sure to stick together the we now take you to northwest in spain, where manolo amanda's is back on a pilgrimage. look over and then make for him and hundreds of thousands of others

to take a break from best spiritual wanderings. now he's returned to the camino de santiago or way of saint james. the root is the place for him to get in tune with himself and re flit, but it's not so much about which of the paths he takes because in the end they all lead to santiago. they accomplish taylor. it's 6 am and my normal hernandez is already on the road. it says 99th time walking the way of saint james. this time, the 65 year old wants to walk from ladies to the catholic pilgrimage sight of santiago to accomplish stella in 3 days. in this light, the booth seen these colors when you are at home and your city, your village inside, you don't feel this way and torment or you don't receive it. even you are here. you can enjoy real life with the world that having them that he doesn't get home on the

my know is a lawyer from sat down a city near barcelona. he made his 1st pilgrimage 24 years ago to get back into shape after a new operation. the religious side of the camino is foreign to him. yet they are with us. yes, yes, i'm an atheist. the thank god the the walking gives me a lot. i me know, but nothing religious. it gives me physical and mental strengths and a love of life. it's got not the be in finished at manolo has his pilgrim passport, stamped to prove he was here. he needs to walk at least a 100 kilometers on the route to get his certificate for compo stella. good morning.