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. this is data lean used live from berlin, former us president. jimmy carter has died aged 100, after a turbulent term in the white house in the 1970s he embark on decades of humanitarian work being eventually award as a nobel peace prize. also coming up, a 170000000 people die in south korea's worst ever planned, crushed, only 2 crew members survived the south korean government to care as a week of morning, as investigators search for the cause of the disaster, the unpopular phone any as welcome to the program, former us president jimmy carter, has died at the aged at the age of 100. carter passed away in a hospice care center in his home town of plains,
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in the state of georgia. his achievements in office included brokering a landmark peace treaty between israel and egypt. the end of his presidency in 1981 was by no means the end of his public service career. jimmy counselor was a president. he found his true cooling off to his time in office costs and grew up in the southern united states. he began his career in the u. s. navy, where he reached the rank of lieutenant on his father's death, called to, to cope with the families peanut from. he was a deeply religious man and a supporter of the civil rights movement. his political career began in these native georgia where he eventually became state governor. he was one of the 1st politicians in the conservative south dakota for the end of racial segregation, a democrats. he became president in 1976, despite being a relative police come in the long white plains to watch them they say,
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but we've had a great deal of progress lately. solving the words, the cases that america wanted to see a political out. slater in the white house a. jimmy carter was the perfect candidate for the job. i. jimmy carter do solemnly swear i. jimmy carter do solemnly swear that i will. he wanted his presidency to break the cycle of political intrigue so prevalent in washington and famously pronounced. i will never lie. he made human rights the focus of his foreign policy . one of his greatest diplomatic successes was the camp david accords in 1978. the under causes mediation, then, is really prime minister and the addiction presidents signed that this piece agreement the contest to him was also plague, but economic was an, an energy crisis. and his approval ratings plummeted. the iran hostage crisis from
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1979 to 1981 sealed his political fate costs or failed to secure the release of dozens of american hostages, held by radical students at the u. s embassy in the uranium capital. that was something that the american voters would not forgive. he lost the 1980 elections. and what was a landslide victory for ronald reagan having those trouble, sandy beach has in the pacific, after his presidency, jimmy casa, concentrated on his humanitarian work, became in, i'm about to death, the peace and equality together with his wife. rosa lynn who died in late 2023. he set up the cost of center for the advancement of human rights as a form of us president. his diplomatic influence on the international stage was unique. one of his successes was a peace mission to north korea, where we help diffuse
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a crisis around p on young's nuclear weapons program. jimmy casa was awarded the nobel peace prize in 2002 even though of to being diagnosed with cancer, he continued to work on his many humanitarian projects, called his presidency, may not have been the most pivotal in us history. but his time later gave him the diplomatic clout to promote his 2 minute terry and values, something which getting to him great respect and admiration around the wells. us president joe biden has joined in the chorus, paying tribute to carter bite and said he had lost a dear friend of 50 years as well. that's fine. extraordinary bunch of ricardo goss to millions of people all around the world all over the world to have a lots of friends as well. even though they never met him. that's because jimmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds,
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soaking his life as life's work. worked eradicate diseases. oh nice. he says, oh, but around the world you forced peace event, civil rights, human race promote a free and fair elections around the world. build housing homeless for the homeless kids. this is compassion, more clarity, clarity, lots of people up in chase lives and save lives all under the clothes. don't you? a reporter, stephan simons in washington, told us more about your reactions to carter staff. well i think yes, in this presidency they will, as we heard in the piece to remember the image of crisis. um, that was the time when americans have to choose depending on who is driving and what day of the week, the car, because there wasn't enough gas actually. and there was it gas prices hit the the roof so to speak. of the 1st time there was an oil price and gas price truck for
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the united states. they could come over this iran hostage affair, of course, was a, a big, big, big it slash into his political career. a failed attempt to rescue the hostages. did the rest of this, but there was also goods. for example, as we heard the camp david accords from 1978. you know, this was the f 2 or if you don't remember, and you have to imagine this president carter basic, the locking up on we're all said that the president of egypt at the time and min, asking big in the prime minister is or else that camp david and say you guys figure it out, we need to get out of here with a peace agreement between you and israel. we're is not an option any more between egypt and israel. and he and they wanted to leave for many, many times over. and he made a mistake and basically really locked the door until they came to the agreement. and that's how you had the m. egypt is r l. peace agreement or kept david peace,
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a court. and that was of them. money, mentors, achievement, mom. so that was of course, the legacy number one, that as we have already said, legacy to or the big or longer legacy it is behind. this was a relentless human rights, civil rights and women's rights activists. by the way, in his practice, the presidency, he appointed for the fee, males and judges to federal courts before that the u. s. had in total, just so you know, there were stuff going on. president carter was really given a new, a new way, fresh air towards the american public and in the american society at the time. thanks, steph, i'm, we'll leave it there. do you do me a report of stuff in simon's uh, remembering the lights there of former us president jimmy carter has passed away at the, at the great age of 100 world leaders have been sending condolences and offers of assistance to south korea after the countries deadliest aviation disaster on home, so
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a $179.00 passengers and crew aboard the shows you air flight were killed when the plane skidded off the runway at one international airport and then burst into flames. only 2 people survived. both were members of the crew. investigators are now analyzing the flight data as they tried to piece together what happened. coming the wreckage in search of bodies and answers. recovery workers have now located both of the aircraft flight recorders. they will help determine what caused one of south korea's worst aviation disasters. this is the moment the j do airplane skids down the runaway at one airport. after failing to deploy its landing gear, it crashes into a wall and burst into flames. only to flight attendants who were in the plains pill section, survived. inside the airport family members had been in
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during an agonizing weight as the remains of their loved ones are slowly identified . john j young lost his daughter. it's a catastrophe. it should not have been this bad. someone no one lived except for the 2 flight attendants. in the tile section. i don't understand why the pilot had to attempt the landing on the runway to crush into the wall. south korea's acting president said the government is assisting recovery efforts. he expressed his deep remorse put the impression when i open my deepest condolences to those who tragically lost their lives. i also feel deeply sorry and explain my sympathies to the families as the acting head of government responsible for the safety and lots of our residents are feeling in describing and
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sore and profound regret. one moment authorities think of the plane likely struck a flock of birds as it prepared to land. despite the control tower warning to the pilots. julian bray is an aviation expert based in cambridge and the u. k. he told us more about the possibility that the birds struck. the plane startled condolences to everybody concerned and the pictures so truly shocking. i've seen some videos and i have to wonder how the pilot managed to line that a craft level on the runway. they had no undercarriage, and so it failed, deployed, and actually is very wiring because they have power systems so they can get the wheels down to the light. and of course as it was scraping along the runway, the pulse of the engine, the engine. cowling was also scraping on the wrong way and there's no way they
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could deploy the flat switch, right because of their break or slow down the problem. so he have an air comsearch on the go on the straight line. then v is off to the right. and then for some hideous trees, and there's a wall there, right at that point, the whole thing, the central 5, all right, i would expect you to fire on the runway itself, but it didn't. and as long as we've seen, the emergency workers were very very brands are they managed to get to the crew members out from the us, of the plugins and the real section of the plane, aviation expert unity and brady their time to take a look and add some more stories making headlines around the world series new liter i made out of cheryl says a could take 4 years to hold and you will actions and up to 3 years to rewrite the constitution. you made the remarks in an interview with society abroad. cast her out r a b s. you also said he hoped the trumpet ministration will lift us sanctions on
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syria, its correlations or on the line of which has already missed out on outright victory in the countries. presidential election official results show the you and the nato critic took less than 50 percent of the vote. you'll now have a run off with conservative rival dragon, 3 more rich in 2 weeks time. thousands of people have protested in the spanish city of valencia over the local governments reaction to recent deadly floods. protestors accuse authorities of issuing flood warnings far too late and are demanding that regional leaders resign more than 220 people died in the flood disaster. as or by chance president, it'll have ali. yes. a has accused russia of mistakenly firing as an, as or by john airlines, passenger jazz, before it crushed. you also accused what he called some circles in russia. i've
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tried to cover up the truth. the crash near the cause like safety tell killed 38 of the 67 people on board. russian president vladimir putin has apologized for what he called a tragic incident in russian aerospace azerbaijan is demanding and i would ride admission of guilt and compensation to the as or by shy mistake. well, deed over use your chateau told us here at the to view how president alia of accusation when time in russia, and whether moscow will take the blame for the crash. it was actually in the use engines is have report a vase in, let's say, stoughton version. uh the only lets say that a leaf expects a real apology for inputs. and however, we know that the 2 presidents spoke again on the phone today. um, a link doesn't seem to be such as fight with what you heard from through that isn't present, put in yesterday. and he's apology guest that they put in spoke nice or fresh as guilt,
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nor of the fact that the russian miss out fire close to the incident. and it was already all this that it was at halls how did apology yesterday alief, on the other hand, you said it insisted that most could take full responsibility and pay compensation to both of the families of the victims and of the sort by johnny state, the indications of a missile strike was the right from the start, as we remember that the bullet holes were already visible on the play and was the 1st to be instead put in the simplest bulk of an incidental tragic. the incident investment space up it's unclear with russia will take full responsibility. as i said, a bunch anya has demanded. what is clear is that president putin has dropped himself with his household at the apology. because if you know now go with one step to the end, apologize in full. it looks as if he is giving into pressure from the eyes about johnny president. i don't think they had the victims and would like this role. but as i said that the 2 presidents spoke again, personal today of them to take care the
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