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ducks between provinces. field grazing duck owners raise them for meat and eggs. to raise ducks. for use of chemicals. some of it has around 40 acres of rice fields. this is a newly planted plot. i'm check out all the rice plots. these ones are about 14 days old. i'm also checking. because i don't use chemical pesticides on my you know they normally come out to feed in the mornings indeed or in light rain or plants sprouting after 2 days if it ran short and after that the snails will eat everything like little lawnmowers have to take extra care until the rice is a month. golden apple snails were imported as a food source from japan and taiwan. however they brit did with native snails resulting in apple snails which quickly spread and became the worst enemy for young rice plants this is one of the main reasons for the increase in agriculture call use. chemical usage in farming started in thailand around 50 years ago it was the result of the post world war 2 the revolution. it couldn't have been thought of that there were several changes one of them was the introduction of new type

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collecting the ducks from the field is duck academy's most difficult lesson 2. lesson 3. obeying the whistle. have to return to the truck at the sound of the whistle. however. getting 3000 students to stop playing is no easy task. but it is easy to recognize. it tells them if it's time to get her out to the fields. but it takes months of training. i'm trying to use my voice and i caught a cold my voice wouldn't work properly but the whistle sounds the same. to. some people call me crazy yeah blowing my whistle like i'm a soldier that the banks don't understand. but i do like a lot but i just do things my way. because so much stuff so females soon they will lay eggs which will give him a regular income. in the equivalent of their team. they enjoy having fun. and certainly even take it a step further. their performance is improving day by day. on the 1st day it took nearly 2 hours to get them out of the truck it was chaos. and maybe they've improved a lot they've learned to use the ramps and better going around the corner i. got here when i need to be gentle when your train

duck duck go. get a duopoly? >> we'd like to see giving consumers an option for choice so when you install a new device or browser, we'd love to see a search preference menu where consumers get a choice of different options and they would like to choose a private option like duck duck go, they're able to do so in one click. europe has gone down that road we're happy with the idea but not the way it's implemented goggle designed the implementation in europe and the auction system forecloses companies like us. we want to so a future where consumers are in control and can really choose their provider >> so that's exactly what google is saying in their block defense today. they're saying this isn't the dial up 90s when changes services was slow and difficult, required you to buy software with a cd rom. they argue today you can easily download your choice of apps, change your default settings in a matter of seconds. how is that wrong? >> it's just plain false we put out a post last week that it's litera

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today so nick is visiting the duck farm to preserve 3000 female ducks he'll pick them up when they're 5 months old which is the perfect age for training. so look is discussing the new school year of the academy with his son and wife. it's a family business which needs all hands on deck. the previous class of duck academy has retired and this is a boarding academy. some look and his helpers are preparing the dormitory for his new group of students. i need to put in a poem for the rock. time it to that wouldn't post the road she got here. the most necessary feature of this academy is the school bus. designed it himself using his 20 years of experience in transporting docs. it has 7 levels and can carry up to 3000 ducks what makes it different from other trucks the adjustable ramps which enable ducks to move up and down each level by themselves. today is a big day. he's going back to the docks to recruit his 1st group of students one me taking out 99 docs today how about i want to test out the storm the out and let the dogs get used to that i mean. i. i got some now 5 months so. i'm time

duck go now if you haven't heard of duck duck go that may have to do with the fact that google hosts more than a trillion searches each year doug. has about 3000000000 correct me if i'm wrong there one for joins me tonight from pennsylvania it's good to have you on the show mr weinberg so let's talk about duck duck go and google you've been described as a david versus goliath partner if you will is this antitrust lawsuit is it going to do what you need most and that is to make the market fairer . thanks for having me i mean so as a privacy company we really offer a private alternative to google so if you would like to air you know. your search is the in track or an option for that all we would like is consumers who would like a private option to be able to choose what usually and the issue right now is they're not really able to easily choose especially on under in a crowd because who really walk down and makes a very complicated pretty serious to choose an alternative. is is that mr weinberg is that the crux of the argument here i mean give me an example of how google's science and

duck go now if you haven't heard of duck duck go that may have to do with the fact that google hosts more than a trillion searches each year duck. has about 3000000000 correct me if i'm wrong there weinberg joins me tonight from pennsylvania it's good to have you on this show mr weinberg so let's talk about duck duck go 'd and google you've been described as a david versus goliath partner if you will is this antitrust lawsuit is it going to do what you need most and that is to make the market say or . thanks for having me i mean so don't go as a privacy company we really offer a private alternative to google so if you would like to air you know. your search has been tracked or an option for that all we would like is consumers who would like a private option to be able to choose what usually and the issue right now is they're not really able to easily choose us especially on a 100 kroner because google really locks that down and makes a very complicated pretty user is to choose an alternative. is is that mr wonder is that the crux of the argument here i mean give me an example of how

duck go now if you haven't heard of duck duck go that may have to do with the fact that google hosts more than a trillion searches each year duck. has about 3000000000 correct me if i'm wrong there are joins me tonight from pennsylvania it's good to have you on this show mr weinberg so let's talk about duck duck go 'd and google you've been described as a david versus goliath partner if you will is this antitrust lawsuit is it going to do what you need most and that is to make the market say or . thanks for having me i mean so don't go as a privacy company we really offer a private alternative to google so if you would like to air you know. your search has been tracked or an option for that all we would like is consumers who would like a private option to be able to choose one easily and the issue right now is they're not really able to easily choose especially on a 100 kroner because who really walk down it makes a very complicated pretty user is to choose an alternative. is is that mr weinberg is that the crux of the argument here i mean give me an example of how google's size and

duck go mr weinberg it's good talking with you and please come back again i have a feeling this story will have some very long legs not talking with. the news is explosive it is set to ignite fiery debates and it has all to do with how people love pope francis has said that he supports civil union laws to protect the rights of same sex couples he made the comments in a new documentary about the pontiff entitled francesco which premiered today at the room film festival the statement marks a decided to shift for the roman catholic church the film also tackles other controversial issues such as racism climate change sexual abuse and relations between christians muslims and jews us. that are for more i'm joined by our religious affairs correspondent martin tonight good evening to you martin we know that language is very important here so what exactly did the pope say about same sex unions. well the statement as it's been reported which comes out of the mentor as you pointed out has basically 3 legs the 1st when he said that gay couples have a right to a family. the 2nd element is that the

but we're not in the lame duck it's september elections not until november. the timeline works fine for processing this nomination now vi regular order do you see any downside for republicans if they go ahead with filling this. there are certainly those who have pointed to things like justice ginsburg's. apparent last wishes to be democrat appoint her replacement. with all due respect her last wishes are not the driver for this conversation nor any justices wishes about what should happen viz of the their seat relevant to the process i think that the larger risk frankly i'm maginnis in area where president trump waited to appoint someone and then didn't win and then didn't have that opportunity to fill the seat. look obviously the fates decide when these vacancies become available not politics and these are the cards that have been dealt given the extremely high tension right now because we're about to have a presidential election it's certainly more dramatic and some of that is ramped up but i really don't think the president and the members of the senate ha

the lame-duck session. we have heard nancy pelosi say we can come back in the lame-duck. is that realistic? will the problems go away or be better after the election? terry: i only member three things i was taught in moscow. one is to say it -- i was taught in law school. one is it depends. it depends on what the election results are. my view is investors should not be full by talk the stimulus deal should be immediately sorted out after the election. i think it is misplaced. if there is a status quo election, if you get trump still republican senate, still republican house, you have the best opportunity to get something done quickly. rther in and all d for all isnario, and the all d likely as a looming possibility, the opposition party, the one that will become the opposition party will make the new majority wait until january 20. there is no political reason to do it otherwise. ,ancy pelosi wants a big number democrats want a big number, republicans of no political interest to give a big number so they will not do it. same with republicans should we in in all r washingt

if there was, again, using my words, if it quacks like a duck, it might be a duck, you know, if there was signage a, b, and c units, if there was, in the marketing materials, advertised to the current owner, that there were three units in the building, didn't identify if they were legal or illegal, then there were three units. so i -- i don't think there are errors and omissions in the planning department, and i think that the notice of violation is a valid one, and it can be cleaned up, including the parking. >> commissioner tanner: i agree with commissioner swig's comments and, yeah, i don't see any error or abuse of discretion in finding this violation and finding that -- there to be -- essentially, i think you said it well, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it would seem to perform as an independent unit, and it would seem to be an independent unit. >> vice president honda: i would also agree. i think the law of the day says that whether the unit was warranted or nonwarranted that it has to seek the path of legalization, and only if that path of legalization cannot b

like a duck and looks like a duck be pretty sure it is a duc duck. but then you see people just conspicuously display these personality qualities you can be sure where they fall. with that medical analysis. that personality type is a little different with that psychiatric analysis. that is conspicuous. >> and for those authoritarian presidents were dominators. >> and that where is andrew jackson and richard nixon and the is the incumbent president. they also show social domination. also those traits that follow and this is one of the things that got attention when my book came out excuse me but then to show those personality traits of people and it looks like donald trump with social dominators. and back in 2006 social dominators are intimidating that are exploitive and manipulative highly prejudice working like i described trump i had no idea he would run for president at that point. and those on reality television so they can be a good theater so most of the science of studying authoritarianism doesn't pay a great deal of attention to the social do

he ducked the question.nd in washington, when you duck the question, you know what the answer is, that's exactly what the answer is, what they intend to do. last year senator harris, said she was explicitly open to it, another way of saying that's what they intend to do. numerous of our colleagues refused to rule out the radical institution's shattering step and now senate democrats are trying to make judge barrett pre-commit, pre-commit to handle hypothetical issues the way they want. more disrespect for judicial independence. judge barrett understands the only loyalties must be to our laws and our constitution. she understands our system would collapse if judges do not leave politics aside. if the democratic party feels differently. if the democrats decided that judicial independence is simply an inconvenience to their radical agenda, it just shows how little weight we should afford their criticisms of this outstanding nominee. now, on a related matter, if senate democrats were half as concerned as they sa

with that not argue for you to take a somewhat smaller bill that the system can produce in a lame-duck and then get the rest when biden is president? >> this is not small. were not talking size were talking quality. we are not going to take a small bill that has the bulk of reinforcing funds to the richest people in america while questioning the integrity of people on unemployment insuranc insurance. we will. i want a bill for two reasons. first and foremost the american people need help. they need real help. and second of all, we have plenty of work to do in the joe biden administration bird were going to build the infrastructure in a greenway. we are going to make sure healthcare is available to all americans, lower the cost of prescription drugs. we are going to have hr-1, right off the bat. about cleaner government so we can reduce the role of big dark special interest money that prevents us from having policies that the american people need. and have doubts that we can do, unless we use big dark money. we have a number of bills that we have passed that we be ready for. of course t

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look at donald trump and republicans brushing this confirmation, he looked at all of the ducking andodging and basic questions and it not hard to see the politics behind it. in a moment when there are millions of americans across the countryhe wondering how they are going to pay their rent, how they will afford medicine, whether they are going to be able to safely hug their elderly parents again, senate republicans are lazy laser focused on lockean political power. repugnance somehow gets a the democrat, soy think it's a threat to the affordable care act, it is not working.ha it's about a lot more than healthcare. the comfort of the senate and talknd about how the text of the loss written respecting the president and original meaning of the constitution. what happens when they join the bench and throw out long standing president, respect individual rights, and agenda that favors special interest for example, judge barrett the consumer protection law from the bench by essentially ignoring the text of the law itself, making it easier for debt collectors to prey on the vulnerable. judge

with that not argue for you to take a somewhat smaller build that the system can produce in a lame-duck and get the rest when joe biden is president? speaker pelosi: we are not talking size. we are talking quality. we are not going to take the funds goinghat has to be richest people in america and questioning the integrity of people on unemployment. two reasons. for the american people need help. they need real help. second of all, we have work to do in the joe biden administration. we are going to bring infrastructure. we are going to make sure health care is available to all americans. lower the cost of prescription drugs. we are going to have hr one, cleaner government so we can reduce the role of special-interest money that prevents us from having policies that the american people need and have doubts we can do unless we reduce the role of dark money. we had a number of bills that will be ready. this will be impacted by the joe biden agenda. his build america better is similar to our moving america forward. between theorking white house and congress to get those done. of ant to have

they did that during the september time frame the lame duck session was not that impressive.catastrophic event into the third quarter going into the fourth quarter. it seems unlikely that the two sides are going to be put together to get a deal >> kim, it is tim seymour, thank you for joining us when you consider the swiftness of the first stimulus package and how the fed is thrown on the kitchen zi kitchen sink at things, is it possible an indictment on a failure of the first stimulus package and to some extent there were a lot of in efficiency there and a lot of people gaming the system is there any sense there is a fear that they don't have the right plan in place? >> tim, that got to be part of it in the minds of some people more importantly the size of the package that came through in the summer probably started to get some members of congress worried that they were throwing so much money around too soon without accountability that had a lingering effect. what's stifling the negotiatio , are calculation around politics. when ever washington out lays a very large sum of m

what happens in lame-duck?a: the main thing the lame-duck session has to do is , butthe government government funding does run out by december 11. so we are running up against a funding deadline, and that could be the train leaving the station that carries stimulus with it. so we are going to be looking for any compromise between the house and the senate if they do manage to agree on some of the bipartisan precisions -- bipartisan provisions around the stimulus. lisa: you sound really skeptical that anything could get done before the election. is that accurate? anna: just looking at the calendar, it is hard to see how it happens. you have 70 days for them to tidy up the legislative language -- you have so many days for them to tidy up the legislative leg which. -- senate has to pass ther has to pass their bill, and there's the 72 hour deliberations rule. you have to pay attention to the legislative language. you don't just want billions of dollars disappearing because of a comma. it is hard to see how this all

is he going to politically speak and handcuff you during the lame-duck on any stimulus deal? >> mitch mcconnell of known for a long time, he is a very wise. he told us during this process that if there was a genuine bipartisan bill, and many of his asks are part of that bill, that he would be foraged. but we did not get those asks. you know one of them, you know swells anybody, you cover the beat. what is the issue of small business liability insurance. we should have built in some safeguards that would help reopen the sector. and rehire the workers. why did we do that? gross negligence is one thing, okay you're going to go to jail. but we don't want to get caught up in a maze of trial lawsuits, trial lawyer lawsuits. this would help the economy immensely pray the republicans are not want to spend a lot of money. that they thought was unnecessary to bail out states and localities. president trump agreed that sort of. it's an all or nothing package here. but look, i've said my peace. i believe i have respected the secretary's view and the president's view. there's an election

if you are correct that joe biden will be elected, you are a lameoing to confront duck. later that not argue for you you to take a smaller bill to produce in a lame-duck and then a newst when there is president? spkr. pelosi: we are not talking size. we are talking quality. we are not going to take a small pouring onto bulk the rich people of america while questioning the integrity of unemployment insurance. i want a bill for two reasons, first and foremost, the american people need help. they need real help. second of all, we have plenty of work to do joe biden in the administration. we are going to build infrastructure america in a real way, make sure health care is available to all americans, lower the cost of prescription drugs, have hr1 right off the bat, cleaner government, to reduce the role of special interest money that prevents us from having policies that the , and we people need have a number of bills we had passed that will be ready. of course, this will be a path to a joe biden agenda, his build america better is similar to our moving american forward, but

people who debate are always ducking questions. up to the voters decide how to deal with that you saw both vice president pence and kamala harris declining to answer they didn't want to. what i thought it was interesting mike pence who brought the question to kamala harris. it hasn't been the media. clearly kamala harris is in favor of court packing and joe biden who used to say it was horrible and tyrannical is, declining to say anything. but more importantly than that i think this shows consider why a virtual debate is not acceptable. the media refuses to ask tough questions of democratic candidates. only people who will ask joe biden and kamala harris are president trump and vice president pence. moderators try to keep a debate from breaking out. pence enable to pursue that line of questioning we're thinking about her refusal to answer the question and how court packing would affect first amendment rights and second amendment rights and why democrats are threatening to do it. howie: they have to provide some kind of answer befor

durning united period of government even during the lame-duck even for example, the most notably johnhall the great chief nominated by john adams after adams had lost his bid for reelection against thomas jefferson and the senate confirmed the then. there's nothing new under the sun in our long path of american history. >> that answers a lot of questions. to summarize we are getting a lot of questions for our panel and many are along those lines that should we have learned should the replacement for justice ginsburg be left to the next president? should a vote occur is it proper for a vote to occur before the election is it proper for a vote Ãbit's hard when we are not in the same panel in front of each other. i was just going to say i think anyone who wants to be able to fact check some of the numerous claims you are going to hear through the next few weeks going through this process this is the book to do it because it's things like that can't ever have Ãbi don't know that we will have a vote during the lame-duck session but for people who say it's all legitimate, nobody said justic

not only do you have your duck, duck out there, but you've also got amazon doing voice search throughxa in a way that's not technically a search engine, but it is the consumer, the user indicating intent and then a search to bring back information, and amazon also has an advertising business on the back end of that so you can make a search engine argument, but that seems kind of myopic to me >> sure, i mean, duck duck go has to license the google search index. that's how their business works. they're paying a fee to google that makes a margin on the business i think the idea that core technologies that power economic activity across the internet are locked up into a handful of companies. means of the cost of entry is too high google is not great as a search engine they're cramming their mobile search results full of more products and ads that's how they make their money. they're reducing their consumer experience it should be really easy for any of these companies to say we can make a better one of those none of them do it because the lock-in is there and the switching costs are so hi

lot of uncertainty especially if trump were to lose or if there would be movement during the lame-duckthere is impetus to get it done now and what doesn't happen, he looks more likely january or february before a deal could get cut which would have a great impact on the unemployed, rental assistance, there are many different groups struggling out there right now. vonnie: what will be the are stillince people suffering from the pandemic? doesn't matter what the outcome of the election is, there is no money coming in to people's pockets? >> it depends how the balance of power shifts going into the next election. if democrats weep, there is incentive for them to pass a bill that has all of the democratic priorities in an. if the control of washington is still split, that would indicate there could be more movement but it depends house our people feel after the election despite what's going on in the rest of the country. vonnie: we have to leave it there but thank you. still ahead, demand for abbott labs covid-19 test surging around the world as the pandemic rages on. we will bring you the

is he going to handcuff you during the lame-duck on any stimulus deal? larry: leader mcconnell, mitch mcconnell, i have known for a long time. he is a very wise man. he told us during this process that if there was a genuine bipartisan bill, and many of his asks are part of that bill, that he would be for it. but we did not get those asks. one of them, and you know as well. of of them is the issue small business liability insurance. we should have built in safeguards to help reopen the sector and rehire workers. why did we -- why didn't we do that? gross negligence is one thing. we don't want to get caught up in trial lawyers and lawsuits and so forth. this wouldnot -- help the economy tremendously. the republicans did not want to spend a lot of money that was unnecessary to bail out badly managed states and localities. president trump agreed with that point of view. that could be done later. he did not have to have an all or nothing package here. i have said my piece. i believe i have reflected the secretary's views and the president's views. we have an

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senates have even confirmed nominees for lame-duck presidents who just lost. another non-issue. these false of claims embarrass those who repeat them, but the most important point is this -- in legitimacy does not flow from the whims of the politicians. legitimacy does not depend on which political party makes the decision. legitimacy comes from traditions, rules and the constitution. our democratic colleagues have spent months obsessively demanding our president will bely acknowledge illegitimate even if he loses. senate with his confirmation process, democrats are flunking their own test. let me say that again. democrats want president trump to repeat that the election will be legitimate regardless of whether he wins. in the senate, the same people are saying our vote will only be valid if they like the outcome. abide anyic cannot political function making illegitimate a sloppy synonym for we are not happy. of course they are not happy. that doesn't make anything about this illegitimate. that kind of recklessness, mr. president, leads down a road none of us should want to trav

duck go?there is your answer. google is synonymous with searching on the internet. bing is not. what we are looking at here is a series of charts. you can see it is not only in search, but you look at social media and the concentration of power that exists. remember you have a series of different names that are basically owned by the same companies. the right-hand side of the chart, it is basically two companies that own that, facebook and alphabet. they own all of those properties. therefore, you are looking at a duopoly. it will be interesting to see how far this goes. incredibly challenging to rewrite the legislation around this, antitrust legislation, which was written for a different era, but there are similarities. data is the root of all of this. data strength allows you to get stronger and stronger. it is like the oil sector a little bit. you wonder if we are not looking at a similar story. it will be fascinating to see if they breakup. the challenges will be enormous. how do you get a

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could that be a rising market in that month and a half period where president trump would be a lame-duckdent? >> the question is, would it be a wounded duck kind of time per, where any deal on fiscal stimulus would be off? i do think that's why mitch mcconnell said the senate would only consider a bill if there was a presidentially supported bill however, there are some things he would like to get done. the december 11th deadline for funding the government and rising covid cases put pressure on it. the market would also be looking at a scenario where in a post-inauguration period we have a much larger package, so i think that's where the pivot goes to rather than a near-term deal the quickest deal in a trump reelection, largest deal in a presidential sweep the biggest uncertainty would be a biden presidency with a republican senate, would mitch mcconnell play ball in that scenario >>> if we have civil unrest, is that a risk factor in your view? or is that so small compared to the others >> i think it's an important thing to think about ultimately we are a very divided society, and so tha

duck season, there was always flavorful duck. hudson valley around the corner. we would eat duck.ses and dust it off with our version of duck sauce with a ton of ginger and chile. add the sauce withtitional flavor. >> reporter: flavor learned growing up with his ancestry. >> on the menu there's filipino in there, dishes i grew up with my mother and grandmother in philadelphia who cooks awesome jamaican food. i've been blessed to be around these awesome women that cooked incredible food. >> reporter: which brings us back to the meatballs. served along with brisket nachos and collard kim chi, crab fat pasta, curried fried chicken, hong kong-style french toast, stuffed with plum jam and peanut butter, bratwurst from the attached beer garten, and a five-spice chocolate chip cookie. what's interesting, i don't know that i've seen a wider variety in terms of platings when we've done one of these segments. that's the goal here. >> yes. you know, ultimately we're -- this is our american table, i keep referring to that. that's who we are here. as you see, things as classic as the pastrampa

power in washington which is possible and nothing gets done to stimulate the economy during the lame duck session between the election and when the new president and congress were to take power if the fed is going to be able ready to step up in intervene further to hold off another market bleeding what are you seeing there. well you know since you asked the federal reserve has some some credit facilities that expire on december 31st so that would be within the lame duck if there is a change of power in washington my concern is that extending these credit facilities that are largely untapped that has to be agreed upon to go past new year's day by the treasury and the fed i do see a risk of that not occurring again if there is a change in power as you suggest if that is the case what we're looking at as it is best case scenario that's if that if the new congress get seated and has a stimulus package ready to go on day one you're talking about money not getting to people until valentine's day at the earliest 2021 and again the fed has been exceedingly pleat full in recent weeks saying we rea

maybe we'll see that happen in the lame duck session. that now seems more li:ly.obeoluse, judge amy coney barrett is headed to a likely confirmation on the senate floor next week. is this going to be a galvanizing event for republicans or has it actually faded into the bd ackgro bit? toluse: surprisily the historic addition of a new supreme court justice in the final days befo re an electi is now sort of a footnote. it's not even something that is being raefl talked about by democratsr republicans even though it's historic move and a move that breaks with a lot of precedent. and it does galvanize a lot of democrats who are saying, you know, for this reason, i'm going to turn out and show dissatisfaction with the republicans moving forward to fill this seat in the fal days of the election. even though they held open a seat when president obama made it his nination me than nine months before the 2016 election. so there ia lot of question about whether or not this will impact the race when it comes to turout on the republican side. it does remind a large number of re

perhaps there is a feeling also that he is a lame duck. that he is a lame duck. one of the issues is that there are elections coming up is that there are elections coming up within the year and of course it's a difficult time for chile and people feel that the rep many people have been calling for him to resign. yes, he has overseen this process, if you like him about reluctantly. it's been a very difficult time for chile, so yes he brought it to the table but we will see in the next few months about how first of all the vote we will see tonight but also within the body that will be drawn up, how to rewrite the constitution and another referendum on the actual draft of the new constitution. it will be a very difficult time for chile, i think i'm a lot of uncertainty. thank you very much for that. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the united states says armenia and azerbaijan have agreed a third attempt at a ceasefire in the conflict over the disputed territory of nagorno—kara bakh. in a joint statement release

in france and we thought you know possibly wrongly and certainly wrongly in this case that all the ducks churches would not be taunted to but we keep making wrong assumptions about the the virus of terrorism. of the shooting in leone comes 2 days after a knife attack in nice in which 3 people were killed it 3rd man has been arrested by french counterterrorism officers on suspicion of links to the perpetrator french prosecutors are trying to establish whether the suspected killer was in contact with extremist islamic islamic groups his family in tunisia have also come under scrutiny they deny any involvement in the murders. hardly hear to them i started crying when he told me that he traveled to france and i asked him about what drove him to go and he doesn't speak the language or even know anyone there so i asked his brothers to call him and his phone was switched off and we tried to call him repeatedly but his phone was switched off until the day came when suddenly we were raided by the police and we were all taken for interrogation we do know what happened i lost my son and i lost my l