or it's a french colony it's a former french colony. are yet again with another badly run country, people suffering the prospect of starvation down the road and you are sit something where in america and watching us with our talk on television. what's is nba it for you? why should you pay attention to what's going on there? >> i would just mention two issues. the first wit is the humanitarin aid that the u.s. government is providing. and the second one is that if you look at this band, this band which is below the sahara, you see that you have instability all over this band. and the recent president visit of the president to washington, i think was a good example of an issue where both the u.s. government and the french government are trying to work together to have peace and stability in this corridor. because as i said earlier a safe haven in central africa. the instability in the south african republic would be a safe haven for terrorists for armed groups of all sorts. >> so, what the -- this band of countries and, you know, we named

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some in colonies and spheres of influence and then there was a war about how to read divide the world and read divide the colonies and spheres of influence in the markets today after the collapse especially of the soviet union but more importantly after the the end of world war two we've seen the world shift instead of the various major capitals powers vying with each other they've been pulled together as a united front under the leadership they had germany of the united states first to do war against the socialist bloc countries but now to sort of ring colonize those countries that have become independent so the nature of the conflict has shifted fundamentally since world war one which doesn't mean it's a stable world ok david in london we we have the one a lot of historians will say that you know the germany of the first part of the twentieth century the equivalent in our century now is china a rising power because germany was the rising power in the first part of the twentieth century and that's why i go back to the instability of the international system it wasn't prepared for ger

france handed the colony over to the germans and took it back again after the first world war. over time, the people of the colony fought back, tried to kick the french out, but cotton, tea, coffee, gold and diamonds won the argument. it's been more than 50 years since france left the governments driver's license tilths better than the french did in the previous eighty years. of the 4 and a half million people in a country a little smaller than texas, there is poverty, illness, division and now, great mdanger. families fleeing the central african republic by the tens of thousands as fighting between rival rebel groups, the seleca and the anti-balakas intensefies. >> there is nothing, nothing hear for us. >> in a country that has seen five coups since it's 1960 independence, this particular human certain crisis is raising alarms in the international communities. central africa is a catastrophfee. the cleansing must be stopped. >> the poor land-locked country has descended into chaos for close to a year now. the seleca coalition from the muslim-dominated north overthrew the centr

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. >> decades of misrule, colonial neglect, poverty, fraudulent elections, the central african republic has not been good to its citizens. now amidst all the violence is it unraveling? >> hello, i'm ray suarez. during europe's 1,900th century scramble for africa, belgium, france, sat their flags in the middle of africa. france took over congo and then handed the colony over to the germans and then took it back after the first world war. they tried to kick the french out but cotton, tea, gold and diamonds won the argument. it's been 150 years since france left, but the governments of central african republic did little bit than the french did. over 4.5 million people in a country smaller than texas there is poverty, illness, division and now great danger. families are fleeing the central african republic by the tens of thousands. [ gunfire ] as fighting between rival rebel groups the is he electric can and the anti-about anti-balaka. >> there is nothing here for us. >> in a country that has seen five coups since it's 1960 independence this particular humanitarian crisis has "s" raising a

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colonials fall to the flyers 75-65. >>> george mason on the road at st. louis.nder a minute left, st. louis is down three. rob lowe, he wants to keep on playing. that three ball ties the game at 68. in overtime, george mason trailing by three. bryant allen drives and finishes at the rack. he had 30 points. mason within one. st. louis put the finishing touches on this one. the three ball again, st. louis holds on for victory. they beat mason in overtime 87-81. what a busy day in college basketball. au is having a great season by the way, undefeated in conference play. they're doing a great job over there. >> as a former terp, i'm going to be rewatching that game all night long. >> his best play of the season by far. >> there haven't been many highlights this year. that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is up [ cheering and applause ] >> wow, what an outstanding first half of this super bowl xlviii between the denver broncoos and the seattle seahawks. >> absolutely, jimmy. that one play with the one guy who did that one thing, incredible. >> the big st

he wasn't in the colonies. he was in england and he was in england for years and years and years. and that left his wife deborah to run the postal service. she did a very good job of it. it was of course we were still under the british at that point. there was a british lord in charge of it. he at one point tried to fire one of than once workers and she captures and she wrote him and she said you can't are my people. and by the way, you are slowing down the postal system and just get out of the way. and so here is a picture of deborah franklyn telling off the lord who is in the palm of her hand. but she was a very astute businesswoman. and she ran all of what were hers and ben franklin's businesses. which were essentially printing shops which were like franchises. a franchise is like donald's, right, there's lots of them. they went out to the frontier of which was exton pennsylvania and then frank was very grateful for being such a good businesswoman. he kept roger and saying you are a fortune to me. you do wonderful things. she kept saying would you please come home from england?

the bees except the hives, and the colonies, which had been under threat, are growing again.woman also benefits. she used to just be into farming and now runs her own record tree shop. she specializes in building beehives. it has doubled her income. click the building honeycomb frames and box hives has become very important for us. -- >> the building of honeycomb frames and box hives has become very important for us. the demand has become so great that we can hardly keep up. >> she also sells entire bee colonies, and she is a beekeeper herself. here she is harvesting the last honey of the season. she used to keep bees using traditional methods. now she simply spins out the honeycomb frames, which can then be used again. that is good for the bees and good for the honey. it never used to be as pure as it is now. >> ♪ [singing in foreign language] ♪ >> and that is all we have time for on this edition of global 3000. if you missed part of the show or would like to watch any of our reports again, you can find us online. and to share your thoughts on any of our stories, please get

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these were the trucks of the colonial times. >> pretty ewe ubiquitous? >> pretty ubiquitous. we often had iron rims because these wagons went through tough times. there's no real road. you have mud and muck and mire and they had to be versatile. they were pulled by six horses three on each side and in teams and they really weren't driven. you know we have that image sometimes of the west of somebody giddy up and doing it but usually the wag near walked along sitting on the side bar of course taking care of the horses was important so there's a feedbox that you see in the back. the construction you note is very adept to road conditions and actually it's bowed at the bottom so the goods, when you stack goods in there whether it was bags of grain or pelts whatever, they kind of shifted towards the middle keeping the center of gravity. you know you had a solid balancing of the wagons. the wagons lasted in until the 1840s and 50s until replaced bid railroad. there were plans you know congress planned the first national road to stretch, you know, from the original 13 colonies of in

come on now also sells entire bee colonies. and she's a beekeeper herself here she is harvesting the last time the of the season. come on i used to keep these using traditional methods. no she simply the honeycomb friends which can then be used again that's good. these include for the honey. it remains to be as pure as it does now the air. in it . do tba. and that's all we have time on this edition of double three thousand if you missed cause of the sower would like to watch any of the reports again you can find us online to say your thoughts on any of the stories he's given tots. for now for me and the whole level team here happens it is thanks a lot saying bye bye. ba's you must go. we're making edward snow for an exclusive interview on behalf of german tv station brt. at a secret location internal growth cycle talks to snow. the most important whistleblower of the internet era. many zero lead to a number of governments and secret services he is enemy number one. how does the young man said teams will get in such a position i

he expressed deep remorse and a heartfelt apology for japan's colonial rule in asia. murayama is the former leader of japan's social democratic party which is currently in opposition. he is on a private visit to south korea, invited by the country's opposition lawmakers. >> translator: i am convinced that my statement has national consensus. therefore, i can assure you that mr. shinzo abe, as prime minister of japan, cannot deny my apology. >> murayama called on south koreans to work to improve relations with japan that have soured over historical and other issues. >> translator: japan and south korea must maintain friendly ties, for their mutual benefit. the development of the whole asian region and world peace. >> south korean president park geun-hye reportedly considered meeting with murayama but decided not to. >>> murayama's good intentions on his visit to seoul my be undermined by developments across the pacific. lawmakers in the u.s. are discussing what to call the stretch of water between japan and south korea. the sea of japan is the internationally recognize

he expressed deep remorse and heartfelt apology for japan's colonial rule in asia. what am i as the former leader of japan's social democratic party which is now part of the ruling camp. he is on a private visit to south korea invited by opposition lawmakers and soul when did happen to bump into things for my statement as national consensus but they are cool and i can assure you the designer shoes either. prime minister of japan. well tonight my apologies to do with it. what am i called on south koreans to work to improve relations with japan to have soured over historical and other issues. you can come to japan and south korea must maintain friendly ties. the financial benefit to the development of the whole asian region. lol peace. south korean president packer then reportedly considered meeting with grandma but decided not to the japanese government has filed a lawsuit against the captain of a chinese fishing boat that collided with japan coast guard vessels four years ago in the suit. officials are demanding the captain pay the repair costs for the patrol boats

he wasn't in the colonies, and he was in england for years and years and years and that left his wife deborah to run the postal service and she did a very good job of it and it was a -- since we were still under the british at that point there was a british lord in charge and he tried to fire one of deborah's workers at the postal system and she got furious and she said you can't fire my people and by the way you are slowing down the postal system. to get out of the way. she was a very astute businesswoman and for ben franklin's businesses which were eventually printing shops which were like franchises like mcdonald's. they went out to the frontiers which was western pennsylvania and was very grateful to her for being such a good businesswoman. basically you do wonderful work and she said would you please come home from england? i'm lonely here and i would like you to come home. he wouldn't defend some of their friends and neighbors thought he wasn't really fighting hard enough against the stamp act. does anybody know what the stamp act is? >> that is one of the things that the americ

and the colonials head coach mark lonnagan. >> i mean it is an important game. win today, we get 20 wins. another high rpi win. we're still 19-6, 19-5, i don't know what the record is, and i think every team we have lost to was nationally ranked at one point this year. so it is definitely disappointing. you win your home games and reach all of your goals and we gave away a golden opportunity today. >>> all right. things are very different now, players in the 2014 team, we're talking about usa and russia, men's hockey, they weren't even born during the miracle on ice. today, their fifth olympic meeting between the teams took overtime and eight rounds of shootout action. and oshie took six of the shots and scored on four. and team usa gets the 3-2 shootout win on rushian soil in front of vladimir putin. >>> and team usa is tied for second with the netherlands with a total of 14 medals. russia is now on top with 15. coming up later tonight, we will have more on the nats spring training of course. a lot of hoops. and duke and maryland. and a lot of people interested

the colonials haven't lost a game at home all year long, but a few injuries are starting to slowdown. we saw u-mass take advantage of those injuries. i don't know why, but the male students weari ining daisy duke today. u-mass is up 8, sampson carter is going to make it 11, knocking down the three-pointer from the corner, she had 11 points. check out the sophomore here, nice move, a little reverse lay-up gets it to go and that gets the fans on their feet. almost trying to take advantage of that, more from garino, another reverse layup. he had 20 today. g.w. is within one. but the minutemen, it's a four point ball game. just like that, u h-mass, they take the lead. g.w. suffering the first home loss of the season. >> we really had some good plays. i just thought i found the three-point shooter, and i think we were tied at the time. looking at that box three times in a row, going one for two really hurts. you win your home games, you reach all your goals, we give it a golden opportunity today, and the three-point shooting makes some crucial mistakes and really makes some low iq plays. >

call about t colonial penn henow,program and let a representative help you get started. ♪ >> the record. mother nature is it getting creative sculpting the snow drifts out there. a beautiful shot. thank you for that. having nothing to do is complaining about all the snow. he is in the backyard at the chicago white sang this is great. thank you reverend. upside-down icicles emanating on the ice block. that is a fascinating shock. took that picture up on the lucky in illinois beach state park area. >> this is quite an icicle. kind of a dull looking morning around here. a lot of this has been driven by like effect. when the visibility improves a little bit uc the highest on the shoreline. as we look north that all of the place there. 52 percent of lake michigan is covered by ice for now. 60 percent of the great lakes are covered by ice. the heart of it is moving to the mid-atlantic. these of the latest numbers. 6.9 in. at midway. we will probably add to that. about a 6 in. seven and snow. 62.4. this all started back on december 30th. the long-term average is 18 days. 13 in. of snow that we

the second half t colonials trying to come back. that's isaiah armwood with the flush.he had 19 points, 13 rebounds. seventh double-double of the season. final minutes, dayton pulling away, devon oliver, george washington, they fall 75-65. >>> paul hewitt, george mason, visiting ninth ranked, st. louis is down three. rob low, big man knocking down the three-pointer. we're tied at 68 and headed to overtime. in ot, george mason trailing by three. low, continuing to show off the range here. the senior, another three-pointer. st. louis holds on to victory, they beat george washington, 87-81. so seattle, seattle. and weather? >> thanks, everybody, good >> thathe pain started upd the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. did he know and when did he know q

these are the offices, businesses, and public buildings of the british colonials.e of the swankest department stores in rangoon. ♪ a century ago in the poem by kipling, young englishmen, you could buy fine egyptian cigarettes, french liqueurs. the floor tiles were shipped over from manchester. now people live here. a half century of a pariah state has left very few of these buildings in good repair. there are divergent views on whether to preserve them. for many a reminder of colonial subjugation, for others, a vestige of a golden time. ♪ >>> these days in myanmar in the streets, on the docks, it's all about moving forward. in an economy ripe to explode if things continue trending in their current direction, the busy hustle and bustle of yangon's port appears even busier today as workers prepare for the oncoming holiday. hey, chef. how are you doing? >> it figures, doesn't it? >> it does. welcome to myanmar. >> philip lajaunie, owner and proprietor of my old restaurant les halles. it seems only natural that you'd be in burm a myanmar at the same time as me. back be

called for troops to be deployed to the former french colo colony. amnesty international is accusing militia of ethnic clepsing and with the -- cleansing and with the food crisis more are going hungry. >> the democratic alliance is planning a rally in johannesburg in a couple of hours. its leader and party supporters will march to the headquarters of the african national congress party to highlight a failure to create jobs and deal with unemployment. interpretation surrounding this one. is it warranted? >> yes, i think it is. if we look back to the last time the democratic alliance tried something like this, wanting to march to headquarters, one of the governing partners, there was violence on down up to joe burg, catching a lot by surprise. the proposal to mamp to a.n.c. -- march to a.n.c. headquarters made a lot of people worried. as we drove into town we saw bus loads of people from the da, and the a.n.c. moved to the central city. there'll be hundreds, if not thousands of supporters in downtown joe berg. as the buses passed each other, people wer

it could be tolerated in the colonies but that's another story but not on english soil. the united states, the founders of the country were almost all slaveowners and they could see the handwriting on the wall. if the colonies remained under british rule, probably these laws would apply here and they would lose their property. that was surely a significant element of the revolution and it runs right to the present. i mean right to this moment the civil war is still being fought. simply take a look at the electoral maps. save the map of the election of 2012 red states and blue states. it's almost identical to the civil war. it's a confederacy which now call themselves republicans. they shifted names and the rest which was the north. it's a large part of the motivation behind the effort to shut down the government is just revenge. we want to shut down washington and win this war finally. the united states never developed class parties like labor parties. they didn't amount to much but elise they were something. the u.s. never have been. it's always had sectional parties an

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so we're all excited the colony reporting to this from sochi. thank you for that for him for two having we look forward to having more from you natalie as those that as those ceremonies get underway final preparations are in fact underweight in sochi for the opening ceremony fall some qualifying rounds of already started. the opening ceremony will be held in that fits a stadium that's me of the black sea was his first winner love pics will see a record attendance. organizers say more than eighty percent of the tickets to the events have been sold more than three thousand athletes from around the world will compete in fifteen different categories sixty five heads of state as natalie mentioned and government as well as its national organizers are expected to attend the international with the committee is holding its final meeting there in sochi and committee members have expressed their excitement it's exciting and i'm really longing to follow the second when the olympic year to a giants over the olympic stadium. and i'm sure so do the updates. sh

basically in the next dutch colony which was to amsterdam. astrologers comedian colonial times when legal protection after the american revolution. but the writing of the constitution and bill of rights. there's nothing in the federal system and into the constitution in which they are any different then again any other white men in society which the main thing that divides people as color and there why. and to allow women to gender there been a founding father separated church and state with a great reference for religion protected the rights to use in all other religious minorities to worship freely the are able to take advantage of all the opportunities economic social political cultural on that band together into what people. the turning point came between eighteen eighty in nineteen twenty three an estimated two million european jewish immigrants looking for work in freedom landed on american shores new york's ty's first settled in the cramped and houses of the lower east side along with other immigrants they can be whatever he wanted to

had we lost the war of 1812 we would have become once again a colony of britain.ut after all that fighting, all that loss of lives, it was in the end a costly and complement complement -- complicated time. it was a war that was fought from the great lakes down to the gold coast. it was fought against canadians, british, american indians. it was fought off of the coast of brazil. it was fought in the atlantic and pacific. it was fought all the way to england. it was a continental wide land were that was a worldwide naval and economic campaign. a fascinating, fascinating war. in the end when the peace treaty was signed the reasons why we have the war were not even part of the peace treaty. some of the causes of the war were no longer apparent when we signed the declaration to go to war. folks rather wanted to wash -- rush to war. how do we get an award to eight teen 12? three main causes of the war. number one, impressment. we used to teach history once upon a time in the schools. impress me. what this was was the british would simply pull over, stop and american me

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