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are there any lessons from history that the world can learn or will each new generation start from scratchttempt to divide the world or re-arrange breakfast. lord's last secret where where not? oh, come watch a movie with us, your big dipper is a cool movie. come on, let's see, anton, you haven't seen my glasses. dad is not on you, yes, as always i have a sharpener tonight, we will fight together for our land. but along the way during the war, many people who had money bought planes and tanks and sent them to the front. and then a simple driver from magadan, er yegor druzhinnikov, bought this same tank with his savings. here we fought with andryukha on it. i'm like now it was destroyed, the mountains, we have it called, affectionately, egorushka understood, yes, class grandfather will grow up to be a driver, you will go to the army, where you will be tankmen well, okay, there is let's go to the circle. okay, so far. so, dear radio listeners, we are on the air again. i remind you that olga solomakina is with you, and we have veterans of the great patriotic war visiting us tankers hero of th

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criminal honey behind the situation in ukraine, what is there to be afraid of? monkeypox is a new infection in the world, but there is good news, scientists were able to quickly find a cure for the holiday. do you watch news on the russia channel with you nikolaik? hello, let's talk about the main thing today. military personnel of the security service of ukraine, with the suggestion of the west, mined the elevator near the dnieper. they placed rocket launchers on the territory of a grain plant in the lpr. this is done in order to blame the russian the head of the national defense control center mikhail mizintsev said the armed forces in indiscriminate strikes on military infrastructure, according to information received from captured ukrainian servicemen in the settlement of the proseya of the dnipropetrovsk region, the militants mined the prosyansky elevator, which plans to blow up in the near future in the village of vrubovka in the lpr. on the territory of the grain plant , installations of rocket systems are located. at the same time, the nationalists systematically fire at the positions of the rus

the whole world should live and can live. everyone strives to gain an advantage at the expense of others to cut your fight. but after all, we live in a new world, the cold is over , the arms race is stopped, the threat of world war has been removed, the threat of world war has collapsed, lord admin, millions of refugees are blowing between the united states and the wound, breaking through to europe, the aggravation of the situation around idlib in northern syria and the attack of the coronavirus on people and the world economy , however, which is already being compared in destructiveness with a new world war. after the last world war in forty- five, rules were created. they were relatively often disturbed on the balance, this agreement was carefully observed. these countries no longer exist, and therefore the relations that were after the war remained in history. but now everything has changed . stalin understood that if they want world peace, they need to work together is one of the problems. then the old rules were destroyed, the new ones did not appear, but the coronavirus. as a result, i came to the world, disunited once divided, acc

the world. why is it potentially or concern? any new infection - the world. why is it potentially or concern? n? any new infection in humans is a concern — concern? any new infection in humans is a concern this _ concern? any new infection in humans is a concern this because _ concern? any new infection in humans is a concern this because we _ concern? any new infection in humans is a concern this because we don't - is a concern this because we don't know the potential. we know it is a stable virus, unlike the coronavirus causing the current pandemic. it does not mutate easily. it has been stable since it first was identified in humans in 1970, and the west africa strain of the virus causes an infection which is not as serious as the one in the central african area, which causes a disease very much like smallpox. this virus causes a very mild infection, it causes a rash, sometimes a fever, muscle pains, and swollen glands. and occasionally it becomes very serious and can be fatal, but it's not a serious disease compared to its cousin in central africa. you have s - ent cousin in central africa

bbc news india. >> more extreme weather is on the way. other news from the world. a u.n. l says the world is no better prepared to deal with a new pandemic that it was at the start of the covid-19 outbreak, and it may be in a worse position because of the resulting economic fallout. the world largely has the same inadequate tools to respond to another pandemic. in the united states, the men's and women's soccer authorities reached an equal pay deal for players representing the nation team and international competitions. calling the agreement of global first of the u.s. soccer federation said there were no longer be a gender distinction in the distribution of prize money. video starts with the world cup and runs until a least -- the deal starts with the world cup and runs until at least when he 28. the u.s. stock market today saw its biggest one-day drop since 2020. the dow jones fell more than three poin 5%, the s&p 500 was wn 1.4% and the nasdaqpl medinvestors are worried about rising inflation impacting the spending habits of american consumers. now, some economists are

channel russia today watch a special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the worldve right after the news. don't miss 60 minutes. today at 11:30 and 17:30 on the channel, russia 20,000 people were evacuated per day dozens of foreign citizens were taken by buses from the dangerous regions of ukraine, donbass, from the center of kherson. combat action. impossible without the use of drones in the ministry of defense showed how the calculations of small aircraft work, and in the kherson region, our sappers completed mine clearing of the coast of the sea of ​​azov during a special operation, stories of our military correspondents. the united states cannot save ukraine by dooming its own economy, the us senator has blocked a vote on allocating $40 billion to kiev. well, with nine rains from the yellow danger level. from monday , the central region is waiting for an abnormal cooling. and what will the weather be like at the weekend? seventieth place in the overall standings and 29th place in terms of the quality of education msu entered the top of the best universities in

it's the biggest bet any company has made in the news streaming world. t millions of dollars on its new streaming service, cnn+. but within weeks, it had been canned. and as that was stopping, well, rupert murdoch was starting something. he's launched talk tv in the uk, with a familiar face at the centre of it. welcome to viewers around the world. i'm piers morgan and i'm uncensored. as nelson mandela might have said, it's been a long walk to freedom of speech. and i'm back with a night nightly form of fabulous guests and yes, some fun. talk tv, twitter, cnn+ — in a broad way, these are all parts of the same challenge as we try and work out how we are going to consume news and discuss the news in the future. where will we be doing that, which companies will we be paying for their services? let's begin with vivian schiller, executive director at aspen digital. vivian, you've held senior positions at cnn and twitter, so you're a perfect person to start with. were you surprised by those two stories? one of them i saw coming a mile away, and the other one com

the bbc world _ reporting. you're watching newsday on the bbc world news. _ reporting. ed our habits as a con man has shot dead 1a students —— governor greg abbott. the pupils at the school record in the second, third and fourth grade, meaning but they were between the ages of 7—10. two police officers were wounded and the robb elementary school in the city of uvalde, 135 km west of san antonio. let's hear from the governor. first i want to let's hear from the governor. first i want to tell _ let's hear from the governor. first i want to tell you _ let's hear from the governor. first i want to tell you what _ let's hear from the governor. f “st i want to tell you what happened in uvalde is a horrific tragedy that cannot be tolerated in the state of texas, and swift action is being taken by local law enforcement as well as the texas department of public safety. they obviously now know who the shooter was and he is no longer alive. let me give you some details and i'll give you estimation about that. the shooter was salvador ramos, an 18—year—old male, and it's believe he

woods and the shon, it africa direct on al jazeera casa, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. news on the cotton needed to open that development international shipping to become a middle eastern ha tries, and lonnie skilfully knocked down 3 key areas of development who filling up from it . so connecting the world, connecting the future, wanted cato cortez gateway to whoa trade. from the al jazeera london broadcast santana, you, people look for compensation. large cannot be erased by, by the superpower, with no heads. and no limitation. what mattered in all to was to be radical. how can the thing that's radical be for sale? part one at the highway and denise cool. it's not about wanting to sell. you know, about the message studio b and split data. on al jazeera, there's more than 12000 migrants, mostly haitians in the camp that sprung up in that real texas. over the last 2 weeks. they won't assign us, authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a month long serge of people illegally crossing the buddha. and there's little in the camp for them. you can see tha

the website. this is bbc world news. i'm tim willcox. ans are evacuated from the mariupol steelworks that's been under attack by russian forces. the white house announces a new $150 million package of military aid for ukraine, including artillery, munitions and radar. a huge explosion rips through an upmarket hotel in the colonial district of havana. at least 22 people are dead. macro translation you could see people shouting, dust rising — a disaster. it was like a horror film, a disaster. it was like a horrorfilm, really. a state of emergency is declared in sri lanka as thousands of protestors demand the resignation of both the president and prime minister. chelsea football club accepts $5.2 billion bid from an american business group

moscow state university entered the top of the best universities in the world. newrankings have been published that evaluate the work of higher educational institutions compared to last year. moscow university has significantly strengthened its positions, rising immediately by 21 points and taking the seventieth place. in general, the standings and the 29th place in terms of the quality of education of msu still remain the leader of the national university community, and also secured a place for itself in the global diamond university league for 13 years in the world rankings. thousand three hundred leading universities from 85 countries took part, each educational institution is evaluated by dozens of indicators. moscow schoolchildren won half of all diplomas winners of the all-russian olympiad on account of the capital team almost 1,500 awards, of which 248 are of the highest value, the guys showed especially good results in mathematics, physics, chemistry, geography, german and french , students from 230 schools received diplomas - this is more than a third of al

importance of economic integration at the forum, they will even say that this is a new geopolitical pole, they say the union is able to transform into a major subject of the world this is the first . ah, business cooperation. this is also investment cooperation. we must set up new factories, set up new trans. eurasian companies in order to really solve all these integration issues not at the expense of administrative resources. and to make it really interesting, business will be interested in business will be the success of our union, the participants do not deny the impact of the sanctions, but the sanctions did not affect either the goals or the task. the union only turned the eurasian view from west to east. another 2-3 years and commodity flows will be reoriented to asia announces. logistics is already building new routes. another eurasian topic that worries everyone is a single electricity and gas market with common rules and approaches for all. and this is fair competition and fair prices 2025 is the deadline approved at the highest level, our minister will say a high degree of readiness and a clear focus on deadlines. the start of the market is planned f

the dangers still lurking far below. andrew harding, bbc news in eastern ukraine. australia's prime minister—elect gets ready to take to the worldte change... deadline day for the report into lockdown breaches in downing street— those named have until 5pm to respond ahead of its long awaited publication. the ukrainian government says it won't agree to a ceasefire with russia that involves giving up territory — in an apparent hardening of its position. days of flooding and landslides in eastern india have left more than 50 people dead. in the state of bihar at least 33 people were killed during thunderstorms. nearly a million people have been affected. water levels in rivers are also running high in bangladesh where about two million people have been hit by the floods, as mark lobel explains. rain�*s normally considered a blessing in this north—eastern corner of bangladesh. it's now called a curse. homes and livelihoods left submerged after excessive downfalls. translation: we are living one bed on top of another. half of our home is underwater. if the waters rise, we don't know what we will do. my poultry is decimated and i don'

and chelsea get their new owners — terms have been agreed, with the consortium led by american todd boehly. now on bbc news, our worldwelcome to the metaverse? axie infinity is a hugely popular online game in which players breed, battle and trade fantasy creatures. but for many people, it's now much more than that. around the world, a new type of worker is emerging. they make big profits for companies but rarely leave home or break into a sweat. they generate millions, playing a new breed of online video game. for me, it comes as a blessing. in a virtual world where work and play are one and the same... ..could this be our future in the metaverse? the philippines has been hit by its deepest recession since records began. dom lumabi rescued his family by playing an online video game called axie infinity. with millions of others, he earns money breeding and battling fantasy fairy creatures called axies in their digital universe, lunacia. in his first month, he doubled the money he made in his previous job as an accountant. to play you must form a team of three axies. you then do battle, and if you win, you are rewarded

the world. now, you know, this kind of cyber apocalypse has not materialized, but what we have seen is something else that's unprecedented. and that's the right is the emergence of a new form of cyber guerrilla warfare. if you will. we have hacked of us around the world. hackers around the world who have become involved and what's new is also the, the ukrainian government itself encourages people to do. so. tell me a bit more about the circle guerrillas, who are they and, and why did they even get involved in this? yeah, that's what we wanted to find out. so we had track down, some of them talked to some of them and there's no easy answer. so i mean, they have different motives. they use different cyber weapons. they have different kind of expertise in hacking. but m, you know, when it comes to the sort of pro ukrainian side, our reporting suggest that there are 3 groups. there are cybersecurity, experts often in ukraine than their activists around the world anonymous. the collective maybe most prominently. and then there are wallen tears who have little or no experience in hacking. i talk, for example, to a man in denmark, you know, the i t guy in his mid forties, wh

let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. new clashes have erupted and jerusalem's axa moss as jewish worship is returned to the compound. the visits were paused during the muslim holidays. israeli forces cleared palestinian protest from the flesh on site. alexa and the hilltop on which it is built are central to the conflict between the 2. thousands have been hospitalized in iraq after a severe sandstone blanketed much of the country. people were advised to stay in doors and flights to and from back that airport was suspended for hours. it's the 5th sandstorm to hit iraq in recent world health organization estimate some 15000000 people have died. you to the corona virus pandemic in the past 2 years. that's more than double the official death toll and includes people unable to get medical care because of overwhelmed health. united states alone has reported nearly 1000000 corona viruses, voters in the united kingdom. i go to the polls and local elections. the vote is being watched as a test for conservative prime minister boards.

the species either. in general, from russia to abkhazia, one step to get used to something the new needs to take it in small portions, so let's start with the smallest city in the worldw athos is a clean, small, calm city , a monastery located at the foot of mount athos. they say that it resembles mount athos in greece in 1875, the greek monks got this place for construction. even non-religious tourists come to admire the beauty of this place, i was personally surprised by the palm trees next to the monastery. it is beautiful and unusual, to see the monastery from above you need to climb. here on the iberian mountain its height is 344 m above sea level in one and a landmark and an excellent observation deck from here the monastery and the city are in full view. but only i, well, and a thousand tourists who come here every year, know about this beauties. this is a great place for fresh photos, the novofonsky waterfall. it was built by the monks for their domestic needs in the openings of the dam, they stored food, and the waterfall itself was used as a fat mill for grinding flour, with which tourists like to be photographed. yes, a good town in general is a great plac

ah, gotta one of the fastest growing nations in the world news ronnie cutter needed to open and development international shipping companies to become a key, middle east, and trade and money. skilful in 3 key areas of development, filling a promise of connecting the world, connecting the future. wanted cato cutters, gateway to world trade. oh, the me look like you want you over there with me to run the reminder of all top stories. the israeli military says it doesn't time to investigate the fatal shooting of ours . is there a journalist sharing utley in the occupied west bank killing? has we why be condemned and call for an independent investigation, a growing the leaders of finland and sweden have met with us president joe biden at the white house is after they submitted the application to join nato. he has expressed its reservations that buys and says the applications will be ratified. the secretary of state is totally un security council with the lives of millions or risk. it's not against done to restore ukrainian grain shipment, antony blink, and accused rush refusing food as a weapon

isolated from the rest of the world, new species evolved here over millions of years. ralist charles darwin was the first to recognize this in the mid-19th century. his visit there inspired his theory of evolution. it explains how species evolve and change by adapting to new habitats. take darwin's finches. the birds have adapted perfectly to their food supply. the finches with thick bills eat seeds, while long-billed finches prefer insects. but despite many protective measures, this world heritage site is under threat, from shipping, fishing, tourism, and ever greater piles of plastic. ♪ >> these creatures' habitat is unspoilt nature, one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. some of them migrate here, others are endemic to the galapagos islands. ♪ >> scientists like to get up early. diana pazmiÑo and her team are researching baby rays and sharks, and that's best done at dawn. >> when i was a kid, my dad took me snorkeling in a place where there were sharks. i was petrified. i thought they'd devour me. but in time, my fear changed to curiosity. do we need to f

new zealand. our correspondent has the story. reporter: a long time coming. it is the biggest day yet in new zealand's reopening to the world.or these passengers, it is so much more. >> my first grandchild. i am so pleased to finally be able to get down here, to actually hold this precious bundle. >> i originally applied for a working holiday visa in february of 2020, and i am finally here. >> amazing. the older you get, the more family becomes important. i am getting old, and family is becoming very, very important. tremendous. this is three generations here. >> we missed his brother's wedding because of covid, because we couldn't come. it was very hard. so it is very good to be back. reporter: from today, vaccinated travelers from more than 60 countries are allowed into new zealand without quarantine after one of the world's longest and toughest border traditions. -- border restrictions. but they are arriving nation still adjusting to the idea of living with the virus. for most of the pandemic, covid-19 cases have been kept extremely low here, policy of putting people in front of the economy has saved thousands of lives an

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the domestic news channel and the international racing world news will merge into a single channel ande world services foreign—language services foreign—language services will go online only. those plans were greeted with dismay by some viewers, with joanna writing that she's... meanwhile this thought was posted. and chris expressed concern over continuing erosion to bbc output. well, with me now is the manager in charge of the news division, jonathan munro, the interim director of bbc news. thank you for coming on as was. 0n merging the news channels, surely uk licence fee players —— has need a focused news service, how do you do that if you are serving a world audience at the same time? we are making _ audience at the same time? - are making sure that the vp is get the service they need, covering the uk annie wells. what we are doing, socially, in these proposals are taking two separate news channels who already have quite a lot of shared output, especially around certain times of the day or certain stories that are relevant to both services and rather than havejewmacro rather than h

news makers . i'm talk about the stories that matter. on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that mattel to you, ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. reminder of our top stories, a u. n. convoy is in the ukranian city of merrier ball to negotiate evacuations of more civilians from the as of south steel plant, across to city, water and medicine are running low. on saturday, 20 ukrainian civilians were allowed to leave the plant including women and children . hundreds why thought to be still trapped underneath the facility surrounded by russian force and the speaker of the us house of representatives has thanks ukraine's president for what she describes as his fight for freedom during a visit to keep nancy pelosi told florida means lensky. his battle is for every one and reassured him of continued us. let's turn our attention to the world news now, and israel says it's arrested men suspected of killing and is really security guarding the occupied westbank. an army video shows the men being arr

i'm going to open up to some of that aid that will allow them to live with coded as the rest of the world news channels. josh smith in sole south korea. thank you very much. the world health organization has urged china to end it's 0 covered policy. it says the strategy is not sustainable. china's rejected the remarks and insists it'll continue its restrictions with tens of millions of people in lockdown in chinese cities. many foreign residents say they are looking to leave the country. beijing is shutting down. shops are closed, restaurants stand empty. for 8 year old max, the saddest thing is learning alone at home schools here are closed until further notice. max, his father works for a car company. he and his family are moving back to germany in a few weeks. here in china, even just one coven case provokes drastic measures. elizabeth is i can show the whole world is actually already past good, but china has a 0 coven policy. it will be interesting. does he have the country gets out of the situation though the doctor on laws called so far, beijing is sticking to its course. the whole city

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news headlines coming up for you very shortly, including the latest on the shooting in buffalo, new york, and a special report on the events in ukraine. stay with us here on the bbc worldar eclipse in the western sky before dawn — and, indeed, monday is going to bring a lot of cloud but also some sunny spells and one or two downpours, some of them thundery. now, let's have a look at the picture on the satellite image and you can see a lot of cloud towards the south. these have showers and thunderstorms that have been drifting out of france, approaching the uk. i think through the early hours, the greatest risk of lightning across the south but clearly, you can see some heavier rain across northern england, scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. to the south, it's a mild start — 1a, 15 degrees maybe in some spots in the north of scotland. where we'll have had some clear skies, perhaps as low as eight. so, the broad message, ithink, for monday is northern half of the uk often cloudy, outbreaks of rain possible almost at any time, both in the morning and in the afternoon. southern half of the uk, say from around about yorkshire southwards, i think there'll be lengthy s

of the english daily willasturt's mail about the russian sarmat missile, the most powerful in the world. new deadly hypersonic. the weapon is capable of bypassing us missile defenses and destroying an area the size of an aliyah. this just one launch, boris england - no. once and for all. why flirt with another option to plunge britain into the depths of the sea, the russian underwater robot drone poseidon, it approaches the target at a kilometer depth at a speed of 200 km / h. there is no way to stop this underwater warhead drone. on it with a power of up to 100 m, the explosion of this thermonuclear torpedo. off the coast of britain, it will raise a giant tsunami wave, up to 500 m high, such a water squall is also a carrier of extreme radiation. passing over the british isles. he will turn what is from them, maybe even remain into a radioactive desert. for a long time unsuitable for at least something. and as a prospect, but putin warned on february 24th. now a few important very important words for those who may be tempted to intervene in what is happening. whoever tries to interfere with

ah, these seamstresses work in one of the most expensive cities in the world. here in new york city, they're making uniforms for us soldiers and fashion for international brands. we believe in making in the usa, although some people may think that we're little crazy fur fur pushing that it's i think part of our dna. gabriel ferrara is c o of ferrara manufacturing. she inherited the textile company from her parents. they founded it here in the garment district in the heart of manhattan, 35 years ago. fast fashion is all about manufacturing and selling as cheaply as possible, and with no regard for the environment or work or welfare. but that's not gabrielle ferrara's approach. she believes the global fashion industry needs to be more aware of its environmental and social impacted having a global supply chain is really important. ah, having global standards is also equally as important. and so what we kind of forgot to do when we shifted all the labor over overseas is make sure that we maintained our qualities of how businesses operate and make sure that we're baking in that

first to be happy if this all turns out to be nonsense and fiction, but, nevertheless, every day the world news agencies tell us about the number of cases in different countries of the world. we hear this, as far as the special operation is concerned. it is quite obvious that everything is very bad on the ukrainian side, and watching the ukrainians for the ukrainian information space. it is impossible not to notice that has changed has changed in general, in principle the trend. they increasingly began to talk about the next waves of mobilization. increasingly, they began to publish more videos anyway, where people are handed a summons right on the street, and so on and so forth. and at the same time, a showdown between poroshenko and turchin ’s zelensky and tymoshenko begins, which, in principle, can not but rejoice us. as for our relationship with you, i would, of course, say that it’s better to do something so as not to lead to those the very scenarios that you yourself write about, but it seems to me, speak do not speak anyway, it's useless. that's it, we'll meet exactly in a week in this s

virologists tirelessly monitored the disease situation around the world and, at the first call, they could immediately go to the site of a newdangerous foci of diseases that can lead to a pandemic. teams of 3,000 experts from different countries command. germ. under the leadership of the world health organization, dealing with the virus and sharing information with governments, and the government and pharmaceutical companies together in the shortest possible time to develop and release diagnostic systems and vaccines for a new disease for the whole world sounds reasonable and beautiful. but this is possible. unless in an ideal world in the real world, where some states only promote their vaccines, do not give way to others, they do not exchange data, everything that bill gates offers so far is more. similar to fairy tale seriously, he's suggesting that the world health organization run all of this. well, the british doctor jones of those who are skeptical of bill gatesal’s book, firstly, he did not forget how at the very beginning of the current pandemic, the who insisted that covid 19 did not threaten humanity at all, and,

the latest news from the world of sports despite everything, we took these three games.estions to the best team in this country have been removed, but in my understanding what the guys did. this is a great feat of van professionals from 90 to 100 competition days a year. our children also have 80-90 starts, they think it's a race. she's like an international indicator if you just get to the finish line. are you ready to run any world, watch the arena sports project on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the main broadcast. hello today we live in a world that is literally redrawn in a new way no more. those poles do not exist, then the economic system, in fact, everything is anew, hence the importance of such associations, as i held an online summit with the participation of the president of belarus and we will show everything our country is in the forefront of the new world in every sense, nato armies are on the borders, pressure in the western direction is increasing, which means, as alexander lukashenko noted, to strengthen the defense capability, they say, not get in, life

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the world's most powerful players leave davos, the focus will turn to putting the plans and promises they've discussed into motion . let's bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. the un security council has again failed to impose tough new sanctions on north korea. the resolution vetoed by china and russia was put forward by the united states in response to pyongyang, latest round of inter continental missile test. the palestinian authority says investigation into the shooting death of al jazeera reporter sharina block there shows she was killed deliberately by on israeli soldier, reporters death 2 weeks ago during an israeli military operation in the west bank cause international outrage. israel's request for a joint investigation was rejected by the palestinian leadership and then a goal has begun. 3 days of morning after 11 newborn babies died in a hospital fire in the town, one after officials. a short circuit triggered the fire. the disaster has sparked anger and calls for accountability in the west african country and police in the town of you've all the texas are facing criticism over the length of time that it took them to storm and e

he now the world news muslims around the world are celebrating the 1st day of eden fitz, or mocking the end of the holy month of ramadan in ethiopia, capital addis ababa morning prayers. celebrating 8 have ended in violence. protestors threw stones at government buildings and police will fight back with tear gas. if you'll be in journalist sam, you'll get a chew is an artist with more this was an iep celebration that's been happening in this sub may got open space square and named moscow square. hundreds and thousands of people do attend it, you know, just occupy the space of the square, but the gold, a stretch, all the way to you know, some of the neighborhoods in the bully area. the push a bully and want from it. there was, according to the idea of a police, or there were a young people throwing stones in light of what happened in corner, a town of wonder and i'm her region, which they felt that the muslims have been, i get it. in particular, 21 was limbs were allegedly killed of why christians the alleged, and that's why they were throwing stones and really destroying the property, a

some plants on the archipelago that live nowhere else isolated from the rest of the world, new species evolve tia of a millions of years naturalists charles darwin was the 1st to recognize this. in the mid 19th century, his visit there inspired his theory of evolution. it explains how species evolve and change by adapting to new habitats. take darwin's finches. the birds of adapted perfectly to their food supply. the finches with thick bells eat seeds while long build finch is prefer insects. but despite many protective measures, this world heritage site is under threat from shipping, fishing, tourism, and ever great to piles of plastic. ah, these creatures habitat is unspoiled later one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. some of them migrate here. others are endemic to the galapagos islands. scientists long to get up early. diona up as menu and her team are researching baby raise and shocks, and that's best done up don't. when the europe rickanicker, when i was a kid, my dad took me snorkeling in a place whether i was shocks. i was petrified of it, but i thought they devou