the challenge, it's a dream. ng calm in kiev — karius would rather have a quiet game on saturday, but liverpool keepers have been european heroes in the past. and it'll be a test debut for dom bess against pakistan, it's also his first match at lords. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster. evening, 10 days ago, we saw the end of arsene wenger‘s 22 year reign at arsenal, today we heard from his successor, unai emery. in a moment we'll get the view from france, where he had two seasons with paris st—germain and was let go despite winning the treble this season. arsenal say he is the perfect fit, and emery thanked wenger for the legacy that he has left at the club. our sports correspondent david ornstein was at today's news conference. finally we know their identity of arsenal's new manager. today we got the opportunity to hear from arsenal's new manager. today we got the opportunity to hearfrom him arsenal's new manager. today we got the opportunity to hear from him for the opportunity to hear from him for

house raffle just a dream?what we found out when we looked at the fine print. >> harry and meghan are now husband and wife. i'm teri okita from england with all of the highlights from the wedding. nest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. he's more prepared to get things done. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. a select few were invited inside... including: wer couple dav >>> thousands gathered outside to try t

of them every night a dream that their bodies are odd thing i wake up i scream i cry a fear that my daughters were raped but i know that we just borrowed our children from. fatima is among the thousands who fled when the war broke out. many became separated from their families and they now live in evacuation camps. an armed group inspired by eisel called the mao to to control of marly city last year the fighting that followed lasted five months at least a thousand people were killed and hundreds of thousands more displaced many families say they fear they could be arrested i think maybe caught their missing relatives were part of the mounting group. in this mass grave hundreds of

house raffle and in a real estate-starved city, winning would be a dream. g=be like to !solive in a house like this? >> a dream. >> reporter: the yearly contest -/athat costs $150 a ticket is a benefit for the nonprofit yerba buena center for the arts. homes form a gallery of real estate in áothe city's priciestl neighborhoods. how many of them have been given away? we checked. in 10 years of dream house raffles, not one dream house has been given away. >> the raffle ought to give away the prize that's most heavily advertised and promoted. >> reporter: daniel is founder of the watchdog group, charity watch. watch. dre raffles, the contest rules have a lot of caveats. >> it's clearly misleading unless somebody has pored over the fine print and unfortunately people, you know, @/are not doing 1ágthat. >> reporter: yerba buena says on its website, 65,000 tickets must be sold in order for a xgg house to be awarded but we have learned in 10 years, wo#th ticket threshold has only been reached twice. in both cases the winners opted for the alternative cash prize.

but we looked at the fine print, and found out that prize really could be just a dream. >> reporter: it is four levels high, the house is spectacular, 6 bedroom mansion with views of the bay, worth more than $10 million. it's the top prize in this year's san francisco dream house raffle, and in a real estate starved city, winning would be a dream come true. >> the contest that costs $150 a ticket is a benefit for the nonprofit center for the arts. the home -- of high end real estate in the city's priciest neighborhoods. so how many of these multi million dollar homes have actually been birch away? we checked. -- given away? we checked. in ten years, not one dream house has been given away. >> the raffle should give away the prize that's most heavily advertised, and promoted. >> reporter: daniel is founder of the group charity watch. he says like most dream house raffles, the contest rules have a lot of caveats. >> it's misleading, clearly. unless somebody's poured over the fine print, and unfortunately, people are not doing that. >> reporter: 65,000 tickets must be sold in order for a

it's a dream, to be able to represent your country, and hopefully one day i'll get the honour of doing forjoining us. there's a big weekend of rugby coming up, starting tonight with the european challenge cup final. cardiff blues up against gloucester, who are looking for a record—equalling third title. and tomorrow, its the champions cup final, where all—blacks great dan carter will be hoping for a perfect send off in his last european rugby match, as his racing 92 team take on leinster. chrisjones is in bilbao ahead of those matches. the magnificent stadium here in bilbao, the scene for tomorrow's champions cup final between racing 92 and leinster, but before that it is this champions cup final between cardiff blues... both clubs with decent enough campaigns in their respective leagues but it has become clear in recent weeks this has been their focus. let's hear clear in recent weeks this has been theirfocus. let's hearfrom both camps. i think they are fully aware, the last two weeks probably haven't resembled the rest of gloucester's season, and we know what is coming andl season, a

it is a dream, and is a dream that is hard to come by. if you were born in the bottom fifth of income distribution, the probability of reaching you the top fifth is infinitesimal. so if you are in the bottom fifth, and you are white, you have an 11% probability of getting to the top. if you are hispanic, 70%. -- 7%. american indian, 3.3%. black, 2.5%. obviously the data shows you don't want to be a black person in america today. i had to find my place in the world. i had to find my place in the world and my confidence in a world that basically told me a -- it has a structure defines my -- that defines my success in a very newer range. this is true for hispanics, this is true for american indians and blacks, and it is not their problem. it is all of our problem. it is actually true for women as well. it is all of our problem. it is all of our problem. i believe a world that is so fundamentally uneven, it has to fall under its own weight. allowing this to continue i think will be a real tragedy for the world and for this country. so transla

a dream one that any day now could come crashing down with the arrival of a final deportation letter. now the number of homeless people in paris has prompted or thirty's birth to cancel an annual race through the city to bring you details after the break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. if someone wanted.

dare him a little has a dream job he's a gardener on the tidal island of st michael's mount in england now there you will find no noise and little stress in keeping with island life visitors can only walk there during low tide the island is located off of england's most southern coast and has long been an insider tip among holiday makers some three hundred thousand people visit there a little castle and garden every year and we were among them. morning is always the most relaxing part of the day for derek little as he tends to his plants all alone he grew up on st michael's mount and has been assistant head gardener of the title and since two thousand. towering over the gardens is the priory church dating back to the twelfth century for over three hundred years it's been a home for the st often family builds up one of the most in chanting gardens in the country boasting in a ray of plants from around the world. just keep a few in the castles in the in for the guns in the morning we just have a look around the gardens make sure there's no late so anything been left on the grand old even

how grateful i am to see everyone here talking about a topic so close to my heart used to to have a dream with my dad surrounding by fences and tables not until i was nine that my mom told me my dad had gone to prison that it wasn't a dream but a memory. i'm not the only one who have a memory with a mom or dad in prison other kids in america have the same. all these kids want is to come home from school eat a snack and talk about their day and have their mom or their dad at their ball game or have a bedtime story and a good night kiss incarceration has many negative impacts on families and kicks off a vicious cycle children growing up with parents behind bars are six times more likely to be incarcerated as adults children whose parents suffer from addiction are eight times more likely to become addicted as adults. they are also much more likely to grow up in poverty. in case you wonder how to break the cycle it is all very confusing to watch grownups fight over politics instead of helping to solve the problems that is exactly why so many people that we are all here today to focus on the s

is this a dream? laughter ) but still, hey, congratulations to president trump for getting these men free. yeah, i honestly mean it. they're families will be happy to have them back. their spy agencies will also be happy to have them back and we can all agree it's a great moment and we can always agree donald trump can make a really great moment very weird. >> i want to thank kim jong un who really was excellent to these three incredible people. it's very early in the morning. i think you probably broke the all-time in history television rating for 3:00 in the morning, that i would say. >> trevor: you know, only trump could be thinking of tv ratings in the middle of a hostages coming home party. it's 3:00 a.m.! who cares about ratings? does donald trump have a rainfall riwith the lady from the pasta boat infomercial somewhat are you doing? ( laughter ) it's also strange trump said kim jong un was excellent to the prisoners. it's almost like they were the hostages but trump had stockholm syndrome "he w

people will create this is perhaps perfect idea of a human, perhaps that's not a risk, perhaps that's a dreamether in the future there will be a check list of desired traits that parents could select from when they go to an in vitro fertilisation clinic. but right now that's really science—fiction. it's not a reality today. however, given the pace at which the research is advancing and the interest in this kind of editing, i do think it's incredibly important for scientists and everybody else who's interested to be involved in a discussion right now about potential and how to protect the sanctity of human life. but when you talk about the enhancements of being able to choose enhancements, you see that as inevitable? it's hard to imagine that's not coming at sometime in the future, yeah. and where does it stop? or does it mean we'll be in a world where there's nobody who is deaf, nobody who has asperger‘s, nobody who has qualities that perhaps add to the diversity of the human race? again, that world would be many, many decades off, partlyjust for reasons of how long it takes for a human to ge

>> oh -- it's like a dream, and we are very, very happy. >> how were you treated? ve to give them the answer. >> yes, we were treated in many different ways for me, i had to do a lot of labor. but, what i got sick, i was always treated by them. >> yeah, incredible moment where he talked about what it feels like to be home. >> the fact that he is -- you can only imagine the relief and in fact, i think when you put it in context of what we know of the conditions of the prisoners and detainees held in north korea. the intense labor camps. this is obviously no small fete for them to have survived that. >> i want to go to cal perry. cal, i'm sure you have been watching the coverage as we have unfold over the last two hours or so. it's been an incredible moment, seeing sort of the three detainees return to the united states and it seems the beginning of the thawing in relations between the united states and north korea. >> yeah, no absolutely. we are watching this had and world leaders are watching it like we are. this is the first visible evidence that the trump policy i

did we all have a dream one day the donald trump said it was all off, because it is not even refer to any more. —— daily. it is not referred to like it was in doubt. it was off on thursday afternoon. i was sharing a conference that day and the markers rated badly. it came back on on saturday, and we have another round of talks between the northern south korean government coming up this friday. it is turning into a soap opera, but the backdrop is that this could be a momentous time for peace in the region. it is interesting to

the bones league a dream for students from russia and the united states on the. trip of a lifetime. issuance offer for you is a little slow to get muslim visas feared if this were your question to see but why these full well they've worked hard for it through a school project from the go to institute germany's world wide cultural institute. fourteen year old maxim has two passions piano. and football he's a keeper for his school team and a c.s.k. moscow found but he likes german football even more than russian football. could he could. but he's not just watching the bundesliga for fun it helps him learn german marks team. his class might mark out as a spot i must go fan but would rather be able to visit a bundle a good match. mr ball on the number was thirty. two but of course you could wish that your. brownsburg usa a suburb of indianapolis answered catches nearly every buy and match from his living room. i mean. i like robert love and offsprings a really good striker like watching him play especially the five goals and i minutes that never gets. his body tie also follows the bonus

of them every night a dream that their bodies are odd thing i wake up i scream i cry a fear that my daughters were raped but i know that we just borrowed our children from. fatima is among the thousands who fled when the war broke out. many became separated from their families and they now live in evacuation camps. an armed group inspired by ice so called the mouth to to control of marly city last year the fighting that followed lasted five months at least a thousand people were killed and hundreds of thousands more displaced many families say they fear they could be arrested i think maybe court their missing relatives were part of the mountain. in this mass grave hundreds of unidentified bodies are buried around seventy people are reported missing based on government records but the rights groups say that number is too low it is estimated that hundreds of civilians remain missing to this day but they are unreported because many families are afraid to come forward the process of retrieving and identifying the dead is taking many months many of these bodies are already in an advanced

but very quickly eludes new time recruits found a dream they had been sold turned into a nightmare. the problems really started early on for the guys their passports were taken shortly upon arrival they did not have enough food many times they were given moldy bread if anything at all and coffee and oftentimes they didn't have probably most mornings they didn't have enough to eat before going out and starting their toiling in the in the very hot sun on the of the plains which is where loon farms is is located. about was. a pow. and i studied. these all the maps that's why i want to know how we slept and then when my died and the next batch of gentlewomen like i fell behind on my saddle. and i just move on to me. and i don't mean it and i'm getting. it back to usual with you i just want to have someone ask you people for me to come to meet you. and then the promise to pay a small fee to dry. they were given the amount of work but the amount of hours per week that was promised and they very quickly started to see again calculating the math in their heads that they weren't going to be

but liverpool, well they have a dream. in a final you should face a really good football team.ally good team and we are full of desire and we... we really work for our dreams. big dreams. and we hope that we can show that. if we can show that, then we have a chance and that is enough. he talked about bravery and how liverpool have to play the same lively football that got them this farand lively football that got them this far and trent alexander—arnold is an example of that. the 19 has played in almost every champions league match for liverpool and his campaign has culminated in a kaup i for england. yet to make his senior debut, but on the plane to russia. he is parking all talk of world cup and today wanted to focus on the biggest game of his life. you do train for these type of games and to play against this type of opposition, you want to play against the best in the world and test yourself and see what level you're at. come saturday the team will test themselves to the limit. that is the only way to win for everyone to play at their best. we very talking about mo salah wh

i can't get used to it, that of a dream, bit surreal really, but lovely to be able to see it. reasonably high standard when they were younger. others didn't, but it is a fantastic opportunity for all of them, a dream come true. if you are in your 60s and you finally get to put on an england shirt. how many people over 60 can say, i play for england. it's just out of this world. i'm not an emotional man but when you get past 35, 40, your football career is over, it's gone. but i'm here with all these posh blokes, and they can all play football, and i'm not really outclassed, so how good is that? everyone here wants a place in the team. butjust getting this far has been a victory. phil mackie, bbc news, solihull. now before we leave you tonight, have a look at this. not content with breaking records all over the place in the premier league, manchester city have gone after world records. goalkeeper ederson has been renouned for his exceptionally long kicks this season so the club got the guinness world records down to the etihad campus to see if he could get his own personal recor

i will give you a few examples of these dream cars. arley are a was the first to toy with this idea and introduce the idea of concept cars or dream cars. this was a dream car. the buick y job. i have a question for you. this is a 1936 duesenberg. based on this, what time frame or era do you think this buick y job came about? anybody want to take a stab at the year or the decade where he designed this? what kind of a car does this look like from what decade or arrow would you think? aced on what you know and see about cars. student: 1950's? prof. mieczkowski: that is exactly what i would think. it looks like the archetype of the 1950's decade car. believe it or not, this is a 1938 car. this gives you an idea of with these dream cars coming you take a peek into the future. you anticipate trends. trends in design and styling. this is what you do. with these dream cars, you set a forerunner to what cars will look like in the future. that is very important for automakers to address these future trends and get a taste for what consumers will

. >> i'm wlo see a dream, have a dream. it is an idea they have to set out and travel and give it all away and go. the car they chose to do this in was -- >> so they want the challenge. >> it is part of the journey. at any time it does break down you enjoy the moments and the time you have meeting new people. >> the cool part about their journey, which has lasted 18 years, 217,000 miles or so as they family grew from 2 to 6. they had four children all bosh in different parts of the world all while living out of this ancient car. >> a lot of it has come from kindness and generosity. they have written and used that money for travel. they work a little bit along the way. in the end they always manage to find a way to just make it work. >> do they intend to stop this or will they kids grow up on the road? they want to go back to a te -- argentina. they begin asking around. these guys >> >> it shows cargo can be moved in a more sustainable way. a partnership has been born. of course something like this is going to take a lot of

a dream come true, if you are in your60s of them.andz—lt'e—idet—co‘fiftflns when notary —— for englandz—lt'e—idet—co‘fiftflns when you )t g the age of sort but when you get to the age of sort of 35, 40, yourfoot but when you get to the age of sort of 35, 40, your foot or career is over. it is gone. here i am! with all these posh blokes, and they can all these posh blokes, and they can all play football, and i'm not really outclassed. how good is that? everyone here wants a place in the team. but just everyone here wants a place in the team. butjust getting this far has been a victory. d4 leave you tonight, have a look at this. not content with breaking records all over the place in the premier league, manchester city have gone after world records. their goalkeeper has been renowned for his exceptionally long fixed this season, exceptionally long fixed this season, so exceptionally long fixed this season, so the club got the guinness world records down to the etihad campus to see if he could get his own personal record. and while the targ

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dream wedding or take a look at how britain's prince harry met is a bride to be met in moscow a. dream destination what all without the film festival a connoisseur always worth a visit. fancy a dream career is releasing on that i want you to sing song contest with her song choice. it's just a few days to go until the wedding of the year not only in england royal fans all over the word awaiting for the wedding of prince harry and you as actress meghan maka they were tied the knot on the nineteenth of may at windsor castle that's why we are featuring the series dream wedding this week let's find out today how it all began. there the new royal dream couple prince harry and megan markel they draw huge crowds wherever they go. the couple met a little less than two years ago and their whirlwind romance has captivated people around the world. british royal expert katie nicholl has just written a book about the prince called harry life loss and love. i think they're really unfit and i think you only need to watch the want to gauge ones to see how much they compliment each other they are q

his professional boxing career either but his talk is tentative working and living here sounds like a dream one that any day now could come crashing down with the arrival of a final deportation letter. go there now the fashion world isn't broaden another racism scandal is after the cover of the magazine vogue italy sparked widespread criticism and here's the photo that's the things that does feature a supermodel gigi headed here with some who some say recognizable on social media people did point out that her skin her hair and facial features were photo shopped to appear darker than they really are but others do say that the photo is a piece of art in fact and there's nothing racist about it. instead of just hiring someone of a different culture they transform a white girl change her skin and even do her makeup to make her look more ethnic change hair color etc oh ok this is normal why couldn't choose a black model instead of saying black face honestly so ignorant and disgusting disappointed in the modeling industry these days there's literally nothing in black face about this people can't

his professional boxing career either but his talk is tentative working and living here sounds like a dream one that any day now could come crashing down with the arrival of a final deportation letter. coming up in the program the u.s. has slapped him as well with a new round of sanctions and has denounced the upcoming election as a sham the details on that story and more after a short break. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were yourself and taken your last wrong turn. caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry suddenly i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each one. but then my feeling started change you talked about war like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never like it said one does not leave a funeral in the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one to. speak to us there were no other takers. that mainstream media has met its maker. welcom

not a dream of them every night a dream that their bodies are odd thing i wake up i scream i cry a fear that my daughters were raped but i know that we just borrowed our children from. demise of the thousands who fled when the war broke out. many became separated from their families and they now live in evacuation camps. an armed group inspired by ice so called the mouth to to control of the city last year the fighting that followed lasted five.

a grandparent. those hopes and our dreams have been shattered. joy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from him and there is a heavy sense of loss within our hearts which will never, ever go away. saber had always been there for all of us. he never complained. and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband. he was my best friend. i miss him so much. he will always be the love of my life. we moved into grenfell tower around 1993. my aunt lived at the address until that fateful night when our lives were changed forever. my aunt was my hero. she has been in my life for every major event. she was my mum, as well as my aunt. for the first time in my life, my aunt is not a phone call away. she's not there to listen to my complaints, or my gossip. my aunt made me a priority in her life. she was the best aunt and sister we would have asked for. she was warm and kind. she welcomed everyone into her home. grenfell tower was a place all her family and friends could find shelter if they ever needed it. mary was a

living it sounds like a dream and one that any day now could come crashing down with the arrival of a final deportation letter. in france is furious after trump mimics the twenty fifteen paris terrorist attacks the full story after this break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race move his arms off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. shows seem wrong why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to shape our disdain comes to the ticket and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. it's been a furious response in france over don't transmit korea victims shot in the twenty fifteen paris terrorist attacks the president's remarks came in a speech to the u.s. national rifle association

>> it's like a dream and we are very very happy. how were you treated? >> we were treated in many different ways. for me i had to do a lot of labor. but when i got sick i was also treated by them. >> my proudest achievement will be this is a part of it but will be when we denuclearize the entire peninsula. this is what people have an waiting for for a long time. nobody thought we could be on this track in terms of speed. have helpedored to the three folks. they are great people. i got to speak to them on the plane. they have been through a lot. it's a great honor. the true honor is going to be if we have a victory in getting rid of nuclear weapons. not at all. we very much appreciate that he allowed them to go before the meeting. thats sort of understood we would be able to get these three terrific people during the meeting and bring them home after the meeting. and it was nice in letting them go before the meeting. frankly we didn't think this was going to happen and it did. it was a very important thing to all of us to be able to get these three great p

it's like being in a dream. all day it was like we were walking on air. it's kind of like wow, it's been a great day, the weather's been lovely. it couldn't have been better. and tonight prince harry has driven meghan markle in a classic e—type jaguar from windsor castle to a reception for close family and friends at nearby frogmore house. also in the next hour, we'll be finding how the royal wedding is covered in our review of the sunday papers. joining me tonight are martin lipton, the chief sports reporter at the sun and kate andrews, news editor at the institute of economic affairs. and in sport we'll have coverage of all of today's football action, including chelsea's win over manchester united in the fa cup final. and in scotland, celtic complete the double treble after beating motherwell in the scottish cup final. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. prince harry has married meghan markle in the historic surroundings of st george's chapel at windsor castle. the ceremony, watched by a global audience of hundreds of millions of people, was a blend o

i feel as though i'm in a dream. it's been unforgettable, it's been absolutely exhilarating. m a guy, so i couldn't comment on her dress, but she looked stunning when she went past. a year ago, amelia thompson was caught up in the manchester arena bombing. today, she was at a royal wedding. how was it? it was just so amazing, like, to see all the famous people arriving and leaving. i took a selfie with david beckham, and it wasjust, like, a really special memory. all of those here have had a unique experience. they have been an important part of a royal wedding that the bride and groom said they wanted to share with as many people as possible. fantastic. brilliant. really brilliant. fantastic! they were the wedding guests rewarded for their good work, or personal courage. daniela relph, bbc news, windsor castle. that's all from me but — before we go, here are some of the memorable moments from windsor, on what has been a very special day. bells ringing. cheering. trumpets playing. soloist singing. dr king was right. we must discover love. the redemptive power of love. i, harry

to qualify for the international special olympics at abu dhabi next year for tatiana it would be a dream come true you know if this is yet given doesn't have to get. i'm applying to be a spokes person for the international event. that's one of my goals for the future . to scupper yet. another bronze medal. as disappointed she's not showing it. taking part has been a boost to touch on his self-confidence successes like these help her cope better with everyday life that her family's proud of her with or without a gold medal. the folks. i don't want the front. runner playing. politics for the white house the first. round is fake you know but the shut up of who is your favorite place. in the gym is that the link between them is a joke in the pulse of the entire country the champion of free insurance for the last sixty years to make for minds. we make up about three quarters of our folks that found out that we are this some of some of the such. mean ones to shape the continent's future it's a part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the

he described this moment as a dream. >> we were treated in many different ways. for me, i had to do a lot of labor. but when i got sick, i was also treated by them. >> reporter: this comes within a backdrop of what's a historic summit between president trump and kim jong- un. >> the fact that we're able to get them out so soon was really attributed to a lot of things, including a certain process that's taking place right now. >> reporter: that process, ongoing negotiations between north korea and the united states when it comes to denuclearization on the korean peninsula. >> this is what people have been waiting for, for a long time. nobody thought we could be on this track in terms of speed. >> according to the white house the breakthrough in negotiations finally came when secretary of state mike pompeo sat down with kim for their second meeting in the span of six weeks. >>> today marks one week since the kilauea volcano erupted and this morning it's unclear when the explosions will end. another fissure has opened up in the leilani estates community. there have

it's time to get a dream or refocus on your existing one. at flag, now growing exponentially with already a six-person staff, we are working every day to accomplish our dream of reaching the hearts and minds of outcome americans everywhere. last you're on constitution day, we launched the world's first kid-friendly constitution, live on fox news, with a three-hour event 'we worked with interns fromly late justice antonin scalia's office to get the united states constitution into plain, simple, easy to understand english that even a fifth grader can understand. along with age appropriate graphics and illustrations. that resource has been a rocket shipp for us. with more than 100,000 students and teachers in all 50 states having access. we received a it toal that read dear flag. thank you for your donation of some 30 copies of your constitution to our school. you brought the constitution alive and we have never seen our students so engaged. that was twyla reed, elementary school. do you in the where twyla reed elementary school is? it's a publi

it's taken nearly a year of planning to realise a lifelong dream. made possible with the help of the brazilian army. to get here is normally a long and difficultjourney, from sao paolo to manaus, then nearly three days by boat down the rio negro to sao gabriel da cachoeira. from there, 80 kilometres on rough roads, to the banks of the cauabori river, and ending with another boat journey. the scientists will be here, in a tiny military base in the national park. they will be exploring the area before going up the mountain. our trek begins through nearby jungle. the bait is fresh so that's smelling a lot. hopefully we can get some mice and marsupials. a visiting scientist at london's natural history museum, alexandre percequillo has flown back to brazil to take part. he is looking for small mammals, and south american rodents are his speciality. but it's harder than it looks — actually finding a mammal is proving difficult! nothing. just a lot of ants. so many ants! sorry. nothing. it's a little bit frustrating when you've got nothing, but eventually,

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