alaric's. first the boat went away from us coast thought we had the libyans afterwards we could convince them and we approach each with all rescue mission just to be the life jackets and took all the people on board we currently have 65 people on board 39 of them are i'm 5 miners and there was one woman we think. we ran the whole night to lampedusa now we are at the coast this morning we had the goddess. on board made a check up of the people and informed us about the tradeoffs of the need and now we are waiting for further instructions myself you say you have $69.00 people on board more than half of whom are miners can you briefly describe the conditions on the boat and how the people you rescued are doing so far. yes yes we have 60 fast people on board. all of them are very experienced it some of them are in bad conditions you so you can see that they have been an honorable place in the last month or sometimes years. we started talking to some of them and some had been for type years in libya

alaric's on thursday the boat went away from us because thought we had the libyans afterwards we could convince them and we trust each with a high risk commission distributed life jackets and chill called the people on board we currently have 65 people on board 39 of them are i'm flying miners and there was one woman within. all of them are very experienced it some of them are in bad conditions you so you can see that there has been an hour of well placed in the last month or sometimes years the rescue we did was approximately 30 miles from the libyan coastline so we had to and from the libyan coast guard and replied. that they could offer assist a fart in the area which is west of tripoli this but usually the geneva convention really refused this and lampedusa is the next safe parts for us so we just followed maritime law and went to the next part. we ran the whole night to lampedusa now we are at the coast this morning we had the goddess deal on board they made a check up of the people and informed us about that the tradeoff felt the need and now we are waiting for further instructio

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alaric and i'm. reminded of the news this hour an airstrike on a migrant camp in libya's capital tripoli has killed at least 40 people the area has seen fighting between the forces of warlord khalifa haftar and there is no oil to the internationally recognized government. and u.s. navy sailor charged with committing war crimes in iraq has been acquitted by military jury special operations chief edward gallagher was accused of fatally stabbing and i saw a prisoner she'd been wounded by an airstrike in iraq in 2017. and germany's defense minister us live on the land has become the 1st woman to be nominated as the head of the european commission that's the body that oversees the affairs of the european union. while european foreign ministers say they're extremely concerned off to iran announced it had breached a limit for low enriched uranium such by the 2015 nuclear deal despite this brisson france and germany say they won't seek to reimpose un sanctions for. now president emanuel macron from france ha

collins found himself sitting on top of 1 million gallons of rocket fuel next to neil armstrong and buzz alaren. >> i got nervous easily and it seemed like a suitable occasion to be nervous. >> i'll say. another milestone five days later when the crew made man's first mark on the moon. quite remarkable. 50 years, mike. >> sounded like a suitable time to be nervous? yeah. an understatement. much less of a journey on our roadways. we'll look over here for the morning commute, with traffic flowing smoothly for most of our sensors. you see a little build for san jose, typical over there and we'll zoom up here toward the approach toward the bay bridge. everything is looking great. we have no major issues but i want to show you the live cameras we have reflecting what may be an issue for some drivers here. the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge there's a little mist on our lens, likely on your windshield as well. you use a wiper or two and make sure you have fluid to clear off the smear over here, a smooth drive golden gate bridge, we're not strangers to the fog over here. >> i will adm