this lets us know that jacob burkle more than likely built this house with a purpose of helping slaves to escape. the archeologists told us this was the first room that was built in the entire house. this room is is about maybe eight by 10. jacob burkle would have provided them with food, with clothing, with coverings. they might have waited here four or five nights. we don't know how long it would have been. but he would have certainly made them comfortable while they were here. and then from here, he would make sure that they got on to the next point which would have been the mississippi river. the underground railroad was so secretive that it would have been too dangerous for jacob burkle to know the entire route. had someone suspected that he was engaged in underground railroad activity, he could have been beaten and forced to tell where their next stop was. so it was best that he not to know. so no one agent knew the entire route. for a slave who was caught escaping, he was subjected to so much cruelty, whatever was in the mind of the slave master or the slave catcher. and that co

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close air support missions and two hundred plus enemy chills we asked there are several of us that ass you know how many civilians died and they wouldn't tell us but if you understand the areas that we're covering and you were to look at the unanimous report on the amount of civilian casualties and that happened that year. there would be somewhere around three hundred fifty nine. you can understand in a way that ok americans maybe don't see that their actions are in fact fewer langmore terrorism but why does the pakistani government's not put more pressure in order to stop this program and on its own land all the seas dollars and if you pay them enough dollars they're willing to. allow americans to bomb their own country which is an ally of the u.s. i guess that is a u.s. ally in this war on terror so it's never happened in history where but a country is bombed by its own ally god god god oh. oh . blackout. knew about from as a journalist from north waziristan whenever there is any drone strike local people call him so he can document the number of innocent civilians killed. somebody was done m

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this lets us know that jacob likely more than will this house with the purpose of helping slaves escape. the archaeologists tell us it was the first room built in the entire house. bys room is about navy eight by 10.aybe eight jacob would have provided them with food, clothing, covering. they might have waited here for or five nights. we don't know how long it would have been. he would have certainly made them comfortable while they were here. from here he would make sure they got onto the next point, which would've been the mississippi river. the underground railroad was so sigrid if th -- was so secretive it would've been dangerous for jacob burkle to know the entire route. if someone suspected he was engaged in underground railroad activity, he could have been beaten and forced to tell what the next up was. it was best to you not know. no one agent knew the entire route. for a slave who was caught escaping, he was subjected to so much cruelty. whatever was in the mind of the slave master or the slave catcher. that could have been some dismemberment. it could have been beatings. pouri

so in that scenario as many of us know you just drive through. a camera photographs your license plate. without fastrak you get a bill in the mail. the bay area toll authority says the cash lanes create congestion on the bridges across the region while plenty of room is left in the fastrak lanes. so this morning the mtc will consider some options including one that would remove toll plazas entirely and replace them with what's called open road tolling. that would cost about $55 million. ge and that projn ulbe the pin those and other options would be years in the making. but maybe there's some light in the end of the tunnel. the mtc is meeting at 9:30 this morning. from the bay bridge toll plaza, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> after nearly a decade of hearings, the san francisco board of supervisors has approved a plan to revamp the city's soma neighborhood. the affected area runs from market street to townsend and from second to sixth streets. the plan will create about 31,000 jobs and nearly 9,000 new homes. and be considered affordable housing. >>> a

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you know us enough to speak with practical. use know that when you have it. so it's not just in the north the users into the support that we. know in a sense that ended up with the old me the only leader on the us if you will or. it was a piece of wood. just i'm opposed to what i. see on the phone pics of amongst the when doesn't it seem easier to make. a national system. unless it's not. supposed to in the beginning. we would saw it in the response. to me because you knew seemed up when you look at clint you just know in the us those. years that you play in the in the lead you disappear you know the same so send them. up in the back of the and. get a little nose and when you pay for a bison you can get on a night on your show. i'm concerned about the expansion of nato nato has expanded into thirteen countries up to the borders of russia thirteen countries at the table which bring up. shit way not. in early spring of two thousand and fourteen eastern ukraine was also buzzing with protests against the new authorities in kiev this region with the population clo

let us know using the nanny state? let us know using the hashtag.ew regulation to restrict asylum claims by migrants has been published by the us department of homeland security. it will no longer allow people who enter the us illegally to claim asylum. the american civil liberties union says the right to claim asylum must be granted to anyone entering the country, regardless of where they do so. chris buckler reports from washington. securing america's long border with mexico has become one of president trump of the greatest concerns. he believes the asylum laws are being abused by those who cross illegally and asa abused by those who cross illegally and as a result he says he intends to change them. currently anyone can claim refuge within a year of entering the country whatever means and infuture, entering the country whatever means and in future, the president intends to restrict the right only to those who queue up and cross at one of the official ports of entry. in a statement, the department of homeland security said: they insisted the presid

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way doesn't give you an venues for something something new i think of the us so first of all right before is yourself you know if you making any kind of study of society or culture typically it's local it's like used sits them in separate you which is the world's. all eyes and what you see is what you should when ice says no it doesn't cost any more because they did local rights oprah's up like an election cycle image has been shared around you know obviously occasional ransom police work you know just a bit of effort i can collect you know a few extra thousands of locations and i think the me it's very important because of being sick i'm a comparative i was a more democratic point of view because realized that no particular place is unique in that if you miss mocha comparative more global point of view is one which is appropriate also thaw historical periods i think what's interesting about it is that it's both global and local at the same time and what i wanted to are asking is how much cultural rary plays into big data things you know to be true about the americans and the chinese how much do they relate t

to put you know for the d.a. and i use of all agencies to put street light surveillance cameras in the around the country like what would where was the cry out that oh we need cameras right here in the north to bust drugs or bust illegal immigration or haul i think i'm examining a cowboy is a friend of somebody's who's a friend of somebody haven't decided to give them a little money i just think it's a terrible idea oh it is a really terrible idea and it begs the question again why you know then why is it that every time another person of whatever race surge or walks and somewhere and shoots up a bunch of people why do i always have to hear they were known by police so if you already know you don't need more cameras maybe you should just pay attention to the people you already know exist and sort of trying to catch like what's going to you people know that there are cameras by. the. you know you're walking by a camera what is the use of these at intersections are there a lot of drug and coyote is dropping people off in the

tell you want if you'd like to know more on all of those stories plenty more besides r t dot coms got you covered stay with us though for the financial news only max. i am asked eyes are welcome because a report thirteen hundred yeah i know i look pretty spiffy that's because we're shooting gonzo american pilgrimage yeah we're back on the road soon to be artsy first ep episode airing in the summer it's going to be awesome we've been shooting all day in the desert red rock thing is basic yes we're in las vegas those are the mountains behind us i think the sierra nevada red rocks certainly and you know of course it was las vegas where we saw the last great tragedy of a mass shooting dozens and dozens of people killed of course while we've been on this journey there are more mass shootings more mail bombings or at least fake mail bombings and it's been a pretty horrific journey while where in the past few weeks in american history i'm trying to decide whether the craziness factor is ratcheting up or whether it's staying somewhat constant to me it seems like things are getting crazier every week every month and i

is no longer profitable for us i know you're surely they are i'm here to support the yellow vest movement we've had enough here too many taxes this country i would say that today we are led by vermin and it's sad to see the country taking this direction. to live. better prices never stop rising it's the straw this broken the camel's back mccrone his buddies just like those before him ascending things from bad to worse they all score opinion once every five years and then we suffer we suffer we were given a choice between the plague and cholera we chose the plague but we see clearly that he's no better than the others they don't care they have chauffeurs they don't pay for petrol there are other ways to raise money how about trying the rich. well some breaking news here at this protest i was telling you there about the fact that more people wanted to join and they were being blocked by. the police i could actually get here in the last few seconds as you can see a new convoy of people has arrived at this particular protest in the

in the feels right because we i feel as been so hyped so much you know every company has to say would be using you know if it got us if we do a lot so about the same play what is different is something real but what i think about it i think about more that as it continues develop. as opposed to radical shift because basically. it's sort of extension of statistics. is about measurements of paper because measure in nomine in so many different our fields for example the commercial when people called the museum were able to craft in that space that is typical logic of measurement of to musician which is spreading itself into so many different areas in the same direction with ai is that one simple thing which is going to me this is social not no i don't think so. you also hear people talk about. what computers can do that human brain isn't capable of is it also true why it's worse is that is there something that only human brain can do that computer is will never be capable of. i can if you look at work on the specialist into besides in the eye i'm not by the way i'm professor of computer science a

stay with us and let us know what you think of the stories we are covering. go to our website.renching downpours. we end the week on a much quieter note. albeit quite a murky one. some cloud, some mist and fog to start friday. 0nly and fog to start friday. slowly will things brighten | and 0nly slowly will things brighten up and sunshine amounts were really very. we start the day was in sunshine across northern scotland, southern scotland could start off with the odd spot of drizzle. generally across northern ireland, england, and wales, a lot of cloud in the first part of the day. the patch of mist anne merce and fog. —— mist and patch of mist anne merce and fog. —— mistand murk patch of mist anne merce and fog. —— mist and murk and fog. we could well see a little bit of sunshine starting to break through to the north. the british and13— starting to break through to the north. the british and 13— 40 degrees. the northern half of scotla nd degrees. the northern half of scotland can expect is it an sunshine as we go through friday afternoon. and then as we go into friday evening

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just let us know your thoughts using thr hashtag bbc biz live. hello and welcome to business live.ll be good to hear from you about the prospect of a folding phone. we start in brussels — where the european commission unveils its autumn economic forecasts in a few hours‘ time. europe's growth is flagging — to the extent that some now fear the region's economy could be heading for recession. in the three months to september, the countries that share the euro currency posted overall growth ofjust 0.2% — the weakest rate in more than four yea rs. italy is the weakest link — it's estimated to have seen no growth at all. worries over the state of italy's finances have seen brussels try to stop a budget spending spree by its new populist government. then there is the trade war with the us — which has hit eu steel and aluminium with steep import taxes. and in less than five months the region's number two economy — the uk — is due to leave the european union, with a deal on the future trading relationship yet to be agreed. danae kyriakopoulou is the chief economist and head of research, at

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what about the physical ability to cope with things on the mexican government side tell us the viewers who don't know much about mexico tell us about the who want to how big it is how busy it is how well equipped it might be to deal with and the mayor is talking about a six month backlog. well it's an enormous city. increasingly wealthy a center for innovation a lot of computer technology work being done there are some really plants. enormous. investments in tourism i heard one of the gentleman in the crowd knowing we want tourists not my aggressive so it's a successful area it's had considerable crime over the last few years but it's doing well now creating a backlog of several thousand people who can't get into the united states to file for asylum creates all kinds of downstream pressures of mexico and i think that's one of the issues that it's not being adequately addressed the u.s. has taken a position of trying to cut off and limit their ability to access united states for asylum and that just creates more problems in mexico and i think both the new incoming government and the trump new incoming

this is a huge game for us, we know that it this is a huge game for us, we know thatitis this is a hugethat it is and at the weekend we took on a huge game, after the disappointment against israel. and we absolutely nailed it. we have to ta ke we absolutely nailed it. we have to take that forward and realise it. we are under no illusions about how big are under no illusions about how big a game it is. scotland nailed it against albania at the weekend, 4—0, the scoreline, from that, morale is clearly high, that win came as well given the fact that scotland were without nine key players, it looks like alex mcleish will go with pretty much the same group this evening, morale is high, confidence is high, something we do not see often in the scotland camp. plenty to play for this evening. alex mcleish has also called for the ta rta n mcleish has also called for the tartan army to come out in force here on the south side of glasgow. it is raining, it will not be full tonight, trust me, but if we get —— if they get the win they are looking for, it will be noisy. lets hope they can turn that mo

you know said because used to be a chef that i was back in the day social skills in the kitchen meant knowing when to duck the boss started throwing things it's very different nowadays if things hadn't changed you wouldn't find anyone to work for you and those not making. grumpy disheartened workers could spell the death of a family friendly hotel the staff are key to success most staff members live on site. after all there's nothing else nearby up here in the hills. you know i know we have a staff flat luckily i have a room to myself. i'm very not really after work it's nice to go somewhere else who wants to spend day and night in the place where you work but you get used to it. and then when you do have a day off it's all the sweeter to get away. to run. it looks like the work atmosphere is pretty good these days it needs to be because the skiing season rush is about to begin and that means things are set to get very busy around here. at the heart of any massive change is disruption and technology is certainly a stimulant today's most valuable companies are no longer oil or car gian

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what mike pompeo is saying is what many of us know, saudi arabia is the key ally, and the one the usolk, iran. the second point, boil. —— oil. we will perhaps be more gentle when it comes to human rights. the mandatory in crisis in yemen is absolute. a cup of ice. singapore to japan, a budgetairline. absolute. a cup of ice. singapore to japan, a budget airline. not good for the airline are looking at the social media comments, little sympathy for this person. if you go ona sympathy for this person. if you go on a cheap airline, what do you expect. take a bottle of water with you. there is a race to the bottom here! will they charge to use the steps, soon? thank you for all your comments, i will see you so on. hello there. the atlantic is set to be pretty relentless in terms of throwing spells of wet and windy weather our way in the coming days. this hook of cloud here is the spell of windy weather and rain that we had on wednesday, that low centre rolling away. this one, though, developing quite explosively as well to the south—west as we go through the early part of thursday, promis

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