the nearby listening consul is also privately and wasn't going to let us in port the consul and it's now restoring it to a labor of love the former teacher is investing a lot of money and effort in the project. you do have to be a little bit crazy to take on something like that. some of the supporting beams in the great hall were rotten and the casa was in danger of collapse. so germany's monument protection authority came to the rescue along with the local authorities. and it's good invest your money is being invested here to preserve a historical monument. it's in the public interest of the public funds are going into it but without the owners financial commitment it would have been impossible. without the love and dedication of the casa lone as these historical gems would surely been lost. in. the landscape around the law and it's truly impressive and as intruders were being carefully observed by the locals am i looks like we have a new friend and. they're not always. oh. we survived our first day of canoeing and their reward will be spending the night at this riverside campsite i

most of the consuls in germany are privately owned either inherited or bought. a council like this one in the west an eyeful region requires a lot of money to maintain. its castle is one of germany's most outstanding gems a genuine medieval fortress that has never been destroyed. tourism provides a key source of income to help for the upkeep there are. guided tours every ten minutes the council has belonged to the else family for more than eight hundred fifteen years. to become the booking of interest on each generation has a duty to pass on the cost in a better state than they received it was so obvious so we've worked hard to restore the roof i knew the windows and do all the other jobs that need doing it. in this way but there's still a lot to do and there will always be worse for me and for the next generation who for the next are going to upset. the need by listening and costal is also privately and poisoned until it doesn't border the consul and is now restoring it to a labor of love the former teacher is investing a lot of money and effort in the project.

any final thoughts, señor consul, before we let you go?juan manuel: well, if the people, the mexican people, they are interested to get the mexican citizenship for their children, please contact with this telephone number and we can help you. we have already almost more than 700 people, children, that they get their mexican citizenship. damian: wow, wow, good work. thank you so much for the update. thank you very much. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," sonido clash. stay with us. [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] damian: well, there it is, it's time for another music festival by sonido clash at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose. with me is fernando perez, who is organizing this great event. welcome back to the show. fernando perez: gracias, thank you. damian: well, we saw some of the performers. talk about, i mean, the excitement. you're going to have it's like a full day of music and festivities and whatnot. fernando: once again, we're closing up the summer at the mexican heritage plaza, the school

. ♪ >>mÁs adelante hablaremos con el cÓnsul de mÉxico sobre el histÓrica jornada electoral en mÉxico.mado fuel mis a terminar con la separas donde familias en una de las puertas del edificio federal de negras jonathan zambrano con centenares de manifestantes han colocado un gran cartel que pide abolir ice. ♪ >>al menos unos 200 manifest antes se plantaron al frente del edificio federal denigra con y bloquearon el trÁnsito de la calle washington una de las organizadoras de la manifest naciÓn de hoy hijo que esta protesta se realiza en conjunto con otra llevado a cabo en san diego con el mismo propÓsito de eliminar ice. >> que se deshaga completamente esta organizas la cantante y compositora mexicana abriÓ el evento con una conmovedora canciÓn dedicada a los niÑos que han cruzado la tontera ian y dos separados de sus padres. -- frontera y han sido separados de sus padres. >> estoy aquÍ para manifestarme en contra de la separase donde familias y tomar con ciencia sobre lo que esta pasando y las causas mÁs pro -- profundas de todo eso. >>una representante de la con iva de pÉrez dijo que c

— he drove you to the consulate in milan.s a couple of hours till the consulate opened, so you decided to have breakfast together. witnesses told reporters later that you was seen laughing and joking in a cafe? we weren't laughing and joking, but that cafe discussion was basically... he gave me his business card that had an e—mail on the dark web, and that was how i would contact him about the bitcoin payment that i would have to make to him. and still, i was still needing him to be with me, i was so paranoid that what if someone else... because everyone from black death, in my mind, wanted me to be sold. he was the one that was against that. so i was still really reliant on him. so i had to keep making him smile and happy. if i was miserable and sad, it wouldn't get me anywhere. do you understand that people find it difficult to get their heads around that, that you were holding hands with this guy? yes, butjust think about it, why would you be offish with a person that is starting to have feelings for you and is relying on

can i speak to the head of the consulate? the woman on the other side sai d, i am actually be head -- the head of the consulate, and they made an exception for us, and we found out the next day we were accepted. we were this close to not coming here. since that the world would be a better place if there were more women in leadership positions. emily: iran was on a list of travel ban countries. what was it like being an iranian in the age of donald trump? >> it wouldn't have been possible today. we would have been banned. being an immigrant from any country is difficult when any group is being singled out. we are a land of immigrants. especially knowing how different our lives would have been. emily: your family is quite successful, the ceo of uber, one of your cousins also founded the systems,any nirvana which was founded by intel. should that be a lesson to president trump? >> there are many successful iranian immigrants, the founder of ebay. immigrants have created the largest number of jobs in this country. the reason i st

in the end, he drove you to the consulate.nvicted last month. he drove you to the consulate in milan and the plan was to drop you a short walk away. he was going to escape. it was a couple of hours until the consulate opened so you decided to have breakfast together. and witnesses later told reporters you were seen laughing and joking in a cafe. we weren't laughing and joking. that cafe discussion was basically he gave me his business card that had an e—mail on the dark web, and that was how i would contact him about the bitcoin payment i would have to make to him. still i was needing him to be with me. i was so paranoid about what if something else? everyone from black death in my mind wanted me to be sold, but he was the one who was against that. so i was still really reliant on him. so i had to keep making him smile and happy. if i was miserable and sad, it wouldn't get me anywhere. you got to speak to officials and police told you they had footage of you and him shoe shopping and holding hands. how did that make you feel?

and the woman on the other side said, actually, i am ahead of the consulate. so they had some sort of connection come and she asked the state department to make a special exception for us. so we found out a few days later that we had been accepted, so we were this close to never coming here. i would say, ever since then i , have always felt that the world would be a much happier place if there were more women in leadership positions. emily: if you want something done, get a mother on it. she will get it done. iran was on a list of travel ban countries. what was it like being an iranian in the age of donald trump? >> it was difficult, but at least we made it. it would have been completely impossible today. we wouldn't even have applied. we would have been banned. >> i think, being an immigrant from any country is difficult, in a time when one group is being singled out. so much of what america what it is is that we are a land of immigrants, especially for our selves, knowing how it would be for us, especially right now, it is quite difficult. emily: your family

the united states closed the russian consulate in san francisco, we closed the consulate in st. petersburg, about 100 russian diplomats were sent away from the united states. and so frankly, i was asking myself where it will all go, you know. and when will it all end. what kind of destructuring of our relationship will happen next? and when something happens, which is bringing some normalcy to the relationship, the presidents speaking between themselves, it's a good thing. it's why we in russia are quite happen with the summit. >> we will see where this leads to next. thank you so much for joining us from moscow tonight. >>> after an extraordinary day, the sun still has not yet set on helsinki. it is late at night, but that is it for our program tonight. thanks for watching "amanpour" on pbs, and join us again tomorrow night. christian: this is "beyond 100 days" on pbs. the american president saying he has no reason to believe russia meddled in the u.s. election. katty: mr. trutch said he asked mr. putin about it and takes his denial about it at face value. president trump: all

the closure of the consulate in san francisco. cutting u.s. diplomatic staffing of russia by almost 70%. 150 military exercises have been led or participated in europe this year alone. more than 11 billion has been put forward for the european defense initiative. we made defensive weapons available to the ukraine and to georgia. just last week, the department of defense, after helsinki, added an additional $200 million in security cooperation funds to ukraine. none of this happens for the eight years that preceded president trump. it's not enough for you, there's a long list. i'm happy to go through them. i'm guessing sometime today i'll have that opportunity. i look forward to it. finally, president trump stated that he accepts the conclusion that russia meddled in the 2016 election. he has a complete and proper understanding of what happened. i know. i briefed him on it for over a year. this is perfectly clear to me personally. i'm also certain he deeply respects difficult and dangerous work that our patriots in the intelligence community do

embassy and chinese consulate the demonstrators are demanding president rodrigo to ted to do more to assert filipino food sovereignty and reduce the influence of foreign powers they say the government has done little to counter chinese maneuvers in the disputed south china sea and the u.s. still maintains a military presence in the country. an intense heat wave in sweden coupled with a record drought are helping fuel the worst wildfires for decades government leaders have appealed for help from other countries to fight dozens of blazes large areas of force have been tortured in small warnings issued firefighters say the risk of more fires is extremely high emergency imports of grain being ordered to feed starving farm animals and tidal waves of plastic and debris a washing up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationists say they have already remove sixty tons of rubbish from a beach near the capital santa domingo soldiers are being scramble to help because it's so much to clean up. those are the headlines rewind is next on al-jazeera. the former bishop of hong kong says th

profit margins are pretty slim if you suddenly at ten fifteen percent of incremental tariffs every consulate from germany to the states will be sold at a loss in comedy because we need to seriously consider that a venue change that would cost a lot of money so the worries in germany right now are rightly so pretty high all right so what could they potentially do about that where else could they ship the six hundred thousand cars in terms of imagine markets potentially well i think you know there's no easy solution you conscious of these cars and go to china or to latin america or to to russia where the u.s. every market currently feels quite balance and these are global value chains as i said we shop very very complicated and as i think that comment is would have to live through a few assailants u.s. consumers would have to live with higher costs for cars if you just mentioned in your previous set so it's really a bad outcome for everyone involved on top want to ask you about the challenges that the german comma because increasingly of course we are talking about terrorists we're talking abo

profit margins are pretty slim if you suddenly get ten fifteen percent of incremental carrots every consulate from germany to the states will be sold at a loss and comments need to seriously consider their value chains that cost a lot of money so the worry is in germany right now all are rightly so very hard on there in london for us still german comic is a optimistic about the future needs of the emissions scandal no the trade dispute dampening production this year around sixteen point seven million vehicles are said to be produced world wide and you high according to the german association of the ultimate motive industry it expects a small increase of one percent to the number of registrations issued here meaning sales of around three and a half million vehicles should washington decide to raise tariffs on european cars he says he asian advises the e.u. to hit back with a clear counter response. casals in germany's biggest economy might still be going strong but the emissions cheating scandal as i mentioned has dented diesel's popularity all diesels now face bans in some german cities all o

the closure of russia's consulate in san francisco. cutting u.s. diplomatic staffing in russia by 70%. 150 military exercises have been led or participated in europe this year alone. more than 11 billion have been put forward for the european defense initiative. we made defensive weapons available to ukraine and to georgia. and just last week the department of defense, this is after helsinki, added an additional $200 million in security cooperation funds to ukraine. none of this happened for the eight years that preceded president trump. it's not enough for you, there's a long list, i'm happy to go through them and i'm guessing i'll get that opportunity. i look forward to it. finally, president trump has stated that he accepts the intelligence community's conclusion that russia meddled in the 2016 election. he has a complete and proper understanding of what happened. i know. i briefed him on it for over a year. this is perfectly clear to me personally. i am also certain he deeply respects the difficult and dangerous work that our patriots in the in

profit margins are pretty slim if you suddenly at ten fifteen percent of incremental tariffs every consulate from germany to the states will be sold at a loss and comics would need to seriously consider that a venue change that would cost a lot of money so the worries in germany right now are rightly so pretty high on all that said you'd think the comic is would be feeling a little under the weather right now a storm is brewing of america's punitive tariffs diesel gay continues the cost its clout at the german lobby group v.a. is being clear skies ahead. the sunny bolin weather is putting a shine on the capital's cars german carmakers worldwide production is set to climb to sixteen point seven million vehicles this year the industry's top lobbyist down hard matters believes the companies are in good shape despite the diesel scandal but the trade dispute with the u.s. and the threat of tariffs could dampen the optimistic outlook. and very much concerned because tariffs and trade barriers are nothing that is really good for global trade we need open markets common standards and low tariffs and

sent a fish will still help in the search and rescue effort after the incident happened the chinese consulate in songkhla immediately activated its a merge and see response mechanism and sent staff to the scene of the disaster the phoenix and a number of other boats appeared to have ignored severe weather warnings. when the storm struck the two spoke was hammered by five metre high waves causing the captain to lose control. of it off the first wave hit the boat rubbish got into the drainage engine so the draining system was not working fast enough to keep the boat steady then more waves hit the boat was tipping from side to side and then it capsized. as hope fades the desperate search for those still unaccounted for goes on thailand is in the middle of its monsoon season with severe weather expected authorities are considering banning boats from going to see during strong winds is look not some other stories that are making news around the world but your partners and german chancellor angela merkel's coalition government the center left them a social democrats have signed on to a new tougher

they go to rescue the consulates in beijing. then, more marines come, and to regiments of army go there as well. those marines may not be gone yet. they help picture the marines. that's one of the things all of the talks today have been about is all of the impacts world war i had on america and the armed forces. we are starting to see marines and places farther away from our chores, because we are becoming an international nation for the first time. so they belong in china, they belong in cuba, and in the long and a lot of other interesting places. what that does is create a problem with the mission. truman, i'm going to talk about teddy roosevelt first. teddy roosevelt did not know like the marine corps. he was determined to get rid of them. he said the navy folks can do this just as well as the marine, and they can do it without being as irritating. [ captioners transitioning ] put up naval weapons and -- but you can do it. locally, we took command of it and he went down there and succeeded in the exercises. -- [inaudible] . t

after the incident happened the chinese consulate in songkhla immediately activated its a merge and see response mechanism and since staff to the scene of the disaster the phoenix and a number of other boats appeared to have ignored severe weather warnings when the storm struck the tourist boat was hammered by five major highway causing the captain to lose control. of the head after the first wave hit the boat rubbish got into the drainage engine so the draining system was not working fast enough to keep the boat steady then more waves hit as the boat was tipping from side to side and then it capsized. as hope fades the desperate search for those still unaccounted for goes on thailand is in the middle of its monsoon season with more severe weather expected authorities are considering banning boats from going to see jaring strong winds. well soccer especially during this world cup is the most popular sport around the world but a number of countries truly define themselves by their national team countries like or quite which made friday's quarterfinals the tiny south american country come

s even said well the queen should consul the tea that she's planning to have with donald trump later so a huge fallout from this u.s. president didn't just weigh in on trees amaze brags of strategy he also had a suggestion for who may make for a great prime minister in an interview with a british newspaper the u.s. president praised the former foreign secretary boris johnson saying quote i think he would make a great prime minister i think he's got what it takes he also said he had a lot of respect for johnson and was very saddened that he had stepped down what's the atmosphere in this meeting going to be like tense we would imagine. we would imagine boris johnson being almost like a person let me up to visit me they want to tool to be prime minister has never really said in the t.v. with the european union this is how it is perceived by many in the u.k. and not crazy a humiliating reason may at the same time it's just really it is definitely a very big blow for tourism. there are protests against trump in london today what more can you tell us about these demonstrations. the morning

luego me llamaron los del cónsul, y el cónsul me dijo todo lo contrario. cuando yo caí a guatemala me sentía que venía con las manos vacías, porque no regresé con él y me sentía culpable, me sentía culpable porque le fallé. danay: para lourdes y su familia la ausencia de leo se siente por toda la casa. sandra: me quita mi sueño, luego pienso en él, me levanto, luego pienso en él. estoy desesperada. danay: a sandra millán, tía-abuela de leo, le cuesta entender la decisión de las autoridades. sandra: que son ingratos, con el sentimiento de un niño no se juega. danay: desde que regresó a su país lourdes solo puede hablar con él cada ocho días. lourdes: 30 minutos. cada vez que me despido de él me da miedo de ya no volverlo a ver. a veces siento pánico de que ya no me vaya a contestar los mensajes, de que no me vaya a contestar las llamadas. y ¿a dónde me voy a comunicar? danay: ella dice que todavía no puede entender lo que pasó. lourdes: violaron mis derechos como madre. en ningún momento me preguntaron si yo estaba de acuerdo en entregar al niño, ellos a un

weapons to ukraine, he sanctioned russia, he's thrown out 60 russian diplomats and closed two russian consulates. in his actions have been tough but you would never know it if you listen to him talk. >> harris: i can't imagine the democrats wouldn't be with them on more sanctions on russia in regards to meddling. you are talking about a marriage of words and actions. president obama was not given much credit for being strong at all against russia and then you had his words, we are going to watch -- 2012, let's watch this. >> after my election i have more flexibility. >> harris: did you catch that? i will transmit this informatio information, he was his second hand man, as it is. you are about to see that power structure in play today with vladimir putin once again at the top of the food chain. >> talk about weakness, you just witnessed it in policy ended rhetoric. the difference is the press gave obama a pass. many prominent reporters defended obama. when he didn't enforce his own redline, he sent a signal that america is weak, come pick our locks. barack obama had the press on his side, they ne

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our consulates and run their rushes really to combat the real resistance and russia already. in order to resume such talks with. the. we are ready to do as part of our learning with. the killer with others through national security and also that you don't lose national awards in the middle east quartet. the. in addition to some other regional human. also you see some other australians scotians the prosecutor a lot about being rationed consists of. consistently based on. the criminal between the said i'm. going to serve them put him. up to about the circle. we intend to continue our interaction. peaceful nuclear area where he was with a source for where. we want to the worst while i was from such severe injury we believe that they borrow want to know how greece next meeting before the end of this year we're going to trial what's next before the end of his year will contribute to these efforts. we will continue working together. both in our work in particular interests and poetry and on. regional and international issues. we just been hearing there from the russian foreign mini

unfortunately, the honorary consul has a part—timejob unfortunately, the honorary consul has a part—timeswerphone to leave a message on. it was the following tuesday morning that we managed to make contact and it finally came back to us, given the time lapse between bali, indonesia and britain, that eventually we were told that kate had not been seen alive since april the 17th. it was now the may bank holiday. yes, it was a difficult time. i know that from reading your book that you really wa nted reading your book that you really wanted to get to bali as quickly as possible, you wanted to get out there and find answers. i know you we re there and find answers. i know you were told initially to hold back. but in your book you said that when you are on the flight to bali that was when you started to think that kate was not alive. actually it was before we left for bali. both my husband and i felt deeply that kate was not alive. but we did not say that. it was very difficult. we had to go with some hope and expectation, but i think patrick and i thought that the best we were going to have

and consulates -- embassies and consulates worldwide and update security policies by addressing vulnerabilities associated with location tracking, consumer devices worn by diplomatic personnel. these frontline civilians risk their lives in service to the united states. as lawmakers, we have a responsibility to ensure these brave diplomats and development workers have the protections they deserve. i'm glad to see this bill being considered on the house floor today and i request and urge the support of all of my colleagues. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, reserves. the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i'll reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. the gentleman from california, mr. sherman. mr. sherman: h.r. 4989 is commonsense legislation which will improve the safety of u.s. personnel overseas. i want to commend the chair and the ranking member for bringing this through our committee and commend mr. castro of texas and mr. mccaul of texas for their hard work

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to the contrary, many of those officials, many of the personnel at the c consulate, or immigratn serviceare caught up with organized crime. amy: that is emilio gutierrez-soto interviviewed on democracy now! from jail. he is been detained since we spoke to him in december. mexico is s one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists, with at least media workers killed so far this seven year alone. for more on whwhat this neww hearing could mean for emilio and his son oscar, , are joined by three guests. oscar has also been jailed since here in new york, penny venetis december. is a rurutgers university law professor who filed the first amendment challenge in gutierrez-soto's case. in el paso, texas, eduardo beckett is gutierrez-soto's lawyer. and in washington, d.c., bill mccarren is the executive director of the national press club, which has demanded emilio be set free. we welcome you all to democracy now! we begin with penny venetis. talk about the significance of this judge's ruling and what it was that you applied for relief for. >> well i'm a we filed a petition for

imposed new sanctions on russia, has expelled russian diplomats from the u.s., has closed a russian consulate in san francisco, despite the fact that the president himself has always been very friendly towards vladimir putin. phil: final brief word to you, yuri, what do you think this summit will be remembered for? yuri: i think, phil, russia seems to be on a winning streak right now. at the world cup, russia received lots of attention and positive feedback from the rest of the world for being a wonderful host. today's summit will be seen as a big payoff for some successful gambling by the kremlin. moscow looks for ways out of its international isolation. this summit was a clear signal at least the signal to the world that the u.s. president strongly supports normalizing and this symbolism was the main russian goal. russia wants to return to the world stage by making clear deals and clever deals and clever for them means that russia must be rid of its most painful global problems making it in return only minimal concessions and donald trump seems to be fine with allowing russia to achieve the

disney disneyland paris over in its gates over twenty five years ago and today it's for every town consuls adventure rides and life sized characters attracts millions of visitors every year kind of a paradise for kids of all ages. and we can have a series on a bunch of parts without honoring this classic experience. once a day there's a star studded parade down main street in disneyland paris the celebrities include mickey mouse his girlfriend minnie and other disney characters every float is based on a film like this underwater with crush the turtle from finding dory. rapunzel and her prince drive past the onlookers followed by elsa and anna from frozen. sometimes visitors get to meet the characters on the park grounds. always love to say yes but this they have that silly and lucky enough to have the say and they say this. or do you have special because it's just it's fun it's a place to feel like a kid again and i bring my daughter here and she loves it and i've been coming to the different disney parks since i was a kid and it's just a lot of fun we are collecting everything from disney

mission in nineteen sixty nine which took the astronauts to the moon for the first time from them the consulate in a major way to the success of the nonsense manned spaceflight program and. our web video of the week takes you on another mission to the moon and am. back it's time to embark on an incredible day an agenda. facing earth you'll find a crater called tycho. it's nearly eleven thousand steam. and it features a peak that's my point six kilometers high. check out this bulb and it's one hundred meters wide no one can figure out how it ended up being and. this is the military training it's one astronauts landed. me upon a seventeen landed. and the traces and. beautiful images from earth's closest celestial neighbor on the. deseret and hell is from the philippines had another question about the moon. how old is the moon it's a question that has long puzzled scientists and different experts have come to different conclusions but the reason they can guess at all is thanks to nasa as apollo missions. there astronauts brought samples back from six different locations on the moon three hundred k

again, thank you to all the consulate general's who are here. charlotte, do you want to say a few words? will this one work? can you get up? [laughter] >> let me come over there. [applause] want to fight? >> mayor farrell: absolutely not. [laughter] >> you should see what the other guy looks likely it happened in new york. be careful where you go. it won't happen in any of these cities. i really wanted to thank the mayor. he's been a mayor for a very short time, but he has done some wonderful things. this, for us, in protocol and the sister cities, tops the list. it really says that, you know, san francisco is a city of many, many nations. that is what makes us so great, and this brings people together. as you know, the sister cities are for exchanges and culture, business, art, science, it goes on and on. what it is really about is about friendship. and you think about all the things that are going on in the world today, and we need more friendship. these committees that work so hard, and they represent the constituency of their particular coun

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we have expelled 60 rushing diplomats from two consulates. condemned thep poisoning abroad. he has repeatedly called out russia's actions exporting energy to allies in eastern europe. extremelyhas been tough on russia and to say anything different is not true. why won't he criticized putin by name? sec. sanders: i think he has. he has called them out for interfering with our election, he has been tough on russia repeatedly and taking action on russia on a number of fronts i just listed off. reporter: on monday, why wasn't he critical of vladimir putin's actions? sec. sanders: they had a number of conversations. the president addressed some of these things face-to-face with vladimir putin. he addressed him yesterday. the presidency's this as an opportunity to be able to work with russia. 90% of the world's nuclear weapons are under the control of the united states and russia carried he thinks it is good to get along with the person who controls that across the globe. he wants to create a more stable and peaceful world and we can't do that if we can't get along with russia in

on saturday the consulate became an art museum opened its exhibition what is love from war to tend. the journey through time in photos paintings and other all subjects highlights how people at the time dealt with love and relationships. one focus is on possibilities opened up by the digital age such as dating apps which alpha new forms of missing people of the opposite sex the exhibition will be open until october twenty first. on tuesday the panda bear sound mainland chinese for a little dream celebrated her face birthday in the balance of her treats included a three legged ice cream cake with red beets and sweet potatoes decorated with apple hearts mags mate or little treasure turned eight on sunday. the two pandas came to berlin about a year ago on loan from china and i are the only mated panders in germany the berlin zoo is hoping the two will have young men in the spring of twenty ninety. last decade or so many companies around the world have been trying to find environmentally friendly ways of working we've seen a shift in the automotive welds and the architectural world is al

to run once and consulate if you see it now a major power in the middle east. to runs once continues to grow. economically and above all militarily. doesn't keep some of the country's opponents who have their doubts iran from going to see the super power source aug fifth on d w. this. is a deal the news line from berlin zimbabwe prepares to go to the polls campaigning is winding down as the country holds its first presidential election since the end of the mugabe era but will the vote be free and fair we'll get the latest from harare also coming up the. forest fires range across the northern.

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found nine days later and relative good health it was a tough call to make to rescue the boys who consul him nor die for this flooded and narrow gateway it could only work if the boys wouldn't panic and fully rely on their rescue us for guidance although details of the rescue operation have yet to emerge it's safe to say that this tricky plan has so far been successful authorities say the boys are doing fine despite their ordeal by details about their medical conditions have not been released dramatic disappearance of the football team and their equally dramatic rescue has not only captivated thailand but many worldwide help has poured in from around the globe something the parents of the boys say they will never forget as long as they live step fasten al-jazeera at that time long cave in northern thailand. scott high gear is at the hospital where the cute boys are being treated and sent us this update. second day a second rescue mission is successful for more boys pulled from deep inside that cave here in northern thailand and now eight boys are in this hospital over my shoulder they ha