in the new year, in march thousand british provincial regulars marched upcountry all the way to augusta the frontier 178 miles. now, the british commander in chief, and east florida, and georgia, major general augustine wrote the object of the expedition was to open the backcountry to put to the test the often made professions of royalty and its inhabitants. they were tory inhabitants failed the test. the promised 6000 loyalist fighting in the 1100 to 1400 showed up. they were disappointed they expected indian allies, not want appeared. for those under the reason, the british were drawn to savannah in the low country. in may, 1780, the richest city in america charleston's, south carolina. inside the city the l american army in the south, surrendered to a strong british expeditionary force. from there, from charleston, the british regulars and provincial regulars, marched up the santee river and the condyle river and established basis of communication and surprise. also in major base of camden during the backcountry down in orangeburg, and all the way out to the backcountry, and and 96,

we're now faced in asia in the quarter final stage it's a huge deal for the island nation and about augusta people see that team's success has already made their lives better. than celebrating as if they were already world champions so it will fans on the streets of the capital singing for the national team not against to have won 3 matches in a right and now that just 2 wins away from the championship game. it's one of the all time fairytale stories in africa cup of nations history and the whole nation is behind them but only. 24 year old to the. suit is a huge fan he's been playing football most of his life but suddenly everything feels very different in a more place to be with the team success is so inspiring if they can be the successful it's proof that everyone can achieve their dreams. lots of children have now started playing football on the street it's fantastic every time madagascar when it makes me want to play more. i just want to play every day every day. madagascar doesn't even have a professional league but football helps people forget the challenges of everyday life about 3 q

after couple of nations in egypt the host fell to south africa on the fairytale is continuing not augusta though now macho on to the quarterfinals of the beating. defending champions cameroon also lost 3 to 2 to the suit but you goals of my job joining me now is the isaac mugabi who is a sports fanatic and has been closely monitoring the competition isaac many thanks for your time and nice to see you now how do you expect south africa to kick out egypt's. muslim yes but you know but remember that you know south africa has never lost egypt from egypt but look it's up to advantage of the home grown under that south africa were prepared to you know strike bucks to make sure that you cited about fun about fun and is prepared for that big head playing in front of them with grown in cairo we have to get a boat people who love football whether it's at a club level or at national level so depressing when we did south africans played they weren't going to executed the moves when it came to defending really after the 1st round you could see that that really dominating managed to keep the likes of m

today isaac moving on now what's any one of them seem to come to say no more about what about not augusta seems a fairy tale as continuing progressing the progress of the quarterfinals. yes many people underestimated my guts got especially during the group stages when played to this but because of nigeria it's a disgrace to disappoint you goes with the gift of 2 goods you know just to be tense and this proved that ok if you think that your country we are going to show you what you have said to them in terms of interrupted yeah born i don't believe in this. saying of the and i don't disagree it's not but i guess that showed that she did not do that builds and that obviously it's about you because so dear a c. was cautious you know it when you vote because i think it beats you did you know them go for you go well common defining sometimes i've also been kicked out my giraffe aggress but by the way before you go isaac i know it's still an e. to ask about who's your money on to lift the trophy. i think i generally have quote go there to find those i guessed maybe south africa cynical but at t

their club and could not join the national team and also we have like great surprises we have mud augusta who was playing very well you know it seems i. was jointed so was like something special you know casey i mean you've played international football already you get the games to say i'm in fact would have pictures of you if you would use these with the hawks jersey . but what does it take really and just having watched the you know this this 20 minute what did you feel what did you see in phil african plays. a lot of players are really representing their country so it takes a lot because it's different if you play in the team you play for who are calm 3 so you know about your your families they're looking at you and feeling. like most of the players also really get everything they have for for the national team for the for the for for as opposed to say synagogue the players will play out broadcom and bacon represent their country so and broadly i mean what's your sense about african football i mean looking at a tournament like this and a lot of those players who aren't already paid. ov

today isaac moving on now well unfortunately nobody seems to come to see them all but what about not augusta seems a fairy tale as continuing progressing the progress of the quarterfinals. yes many people underestimated my got sky especially during the group stages when played to this but it was of nigeria it's a disgrace to this but it was with a gift of 2 goals you know just to be tense and this proved that ok if you think that you can deliver we're going to show you what you have said to them in terms of interrupted yeah and born to you i don't believe in this. saying of the end that builds disturbance and nobody gets that showed that they're not that builds on the deficit it's about you because so dear a seat was cautious you know when you vote this out against a beat you did you know bungle before you go well condescending sometimes i've also been kicked out my giraffe aggress but finally before you go isaac i know it's still and to ask about who's your money on to lift the trophy. i think gerry have quote go there to find those i can't just maybe south africa cynical but at this stage

president dismissing the field position confidence alleged voting irregularities the court ruled that mr augusta won he won his 52 percent majority of last month's elections fairly and there was no proof a fraud. at least 10 people in sudan. are reported to have been killed and almost 200 injured in clashes between police and protesters thousands took to the streets on sunday to repeat demands to sit down so ruling military council and power to a civilian government the rallies were the biggest since police killed dozens as a protest in far too a month ago. the united nations is urging iran to stick to the 2015 nuclear deal after the international atomic energy agency confirmed that it had broken the limits on its admits uranium stockpile which was set by the agreement this is to hans 1st major departure from the deal which often sanctions are.

tiger woods has played just ten tournament rounds since his emotional victory at augusta in april, butolf won‘t be a problem. we will hear from northern irealand‘s darren clarke in a moment. but first, here is defending champion francesco molinari. iam i am well aware of the challenges ahead. you know, there‘s a lot of quys ahead. you know, there‘s a lot of guys capable this week of winning the trophy, and yes, all i can do, obviously, is do my best, try to put up obviously, is do my best, try to put upa good obviously, is do my best, try to put up a good defence, and be in contention on sunday. but yes, it is a long week ahead, so i‘ll try to ta ke a long week ahead, so i‘ll try to take it step—by—step. a long week ahead, so i‘ll try to take it step-by-step. if you are playing well, having all that support and stuff is wonderful. if you are not playing so well, you know, you may be trying too hard because the crowd want you to play well. but that's part of it. it's always been the same for when the irish guys played at home in the irish guys played at home in the irish open, that's be

it stops production in 1864 when augusta is threatened by sherman's march. it restarts partial in 1965 but only produce about two months before the powder works is broken down. rains faces the same problem that dupont is facing in the north though, and that's the question of niter supply. so, the confederates will have to turn back to the three great tactics we talked about. you can dig it, you can grow it, or you can trade for it. trading will require running saltpeter through the blockade. blockade runners are expensive and saltpeter is heavy. even so this is about 75% of the confederate's supply of saltpeter. the other 25% is going to be produced in the confederacy as they attempt to establish their independence from international trade. so, the confederacy will start by following the revolutionary war experience and offering bounties. they'll offer approximately 75 cents per found of niter by 1862. remember i told you that duponts are paying around 10 cents and even 14 cents for this newfangled manufactured chemical niter. so, they're paying a massive pr

in fact, they're building the nation's only nuclear power plant over in augusta, georgia. so i'd like to recognize the gentleman from savannah, georgia, to talk a little bit about that. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank you for hoasting this here tonight. this is extreme -- hosting this here tonight. this is extremely important. the house energy action team and the members who have spoken here and the members who will continue to speak play an important role in making sure that wet get -- that we get this message out. because, madam speaker, i'm here to join my colleagues in discussing america's energy resurgence. and to bring to light the many developments and advances that have been made in our nation. and there are many. lots of developments. lots of advances that have been made in our nation. we're in the midst of an economic boom. we all know that. we know our economy is booming. we know that we've seen record low unemployment rates and that we've seen growing incomes. simply put, jobs are being created and people are going back to work. as we

became part of everyday life miserable ready i used to stand on the terrace and look over it from augusta the whole family used to gather there and we said the entire city is ruined from. that solemn awestruck those comments very seriously or review the living room is filled with pictures of solemn us spiro himself a committed greek cypriot nationalist sees his son as a hero to that cause he doesn't believe that simply opening more border crossings will create trust and eliminate decades of resentment. i'm disgusted at ashamed just thinking about it. the checkpoint should stay closed until the cyprus problem is resolved. people shouldn't be allowed to travel from one side to the other at all or propaganda. many cypriots would disagree with those sentiments on the day that the new local border crossing opened hundreds traveled north for the 1st time in decades some drive past the houses where they used to live. anyway i got my mother while we ask him what he was he a last. i heard the opening of the crossing was a big step forward for. us as he tries to bring the greek and turkish cypriots

drugs they're getting through that's when we 1st started to see the growth of the local market in augusta methamphetamine just because i want my i want to pick up from there because this is a really important point because just because the drugs are being trafficked areas like fiji that is a knock on effect of those drugs going for and the way that the drugs and the trafficking is being paid for so i want to bring in something his i actually spoke to she was doing how important it seems andrea's shone hot he's a professor of criminal law at all of us of queensland impressed been a strain to have a listen to one of the impacts of what this drug trafficking which is having. the locals have a less. trafficking of illicit drugs to is because of the island needs are a new not a particularly surprising phenomenon seeing that the islands lie direct be along a straight line that leads from the main but using countries of cocaine in southern america. in some destination countries such as australia and new zealand and wherever there is traffic these usually a high risk around all routes some people

cup of nations now and madagascar shot forward champions sides area to qualify for the last 16 but augusta had never even qualified for the tournaments before this year and now they've advance through as group winners nigeria had already been assured advancement for finishing 2nd hosts egypt had already advanced 2 but they beat uganda in group a and the democratic republic of congo not symbolic way out of the competition with a 4 nil win germany's men's under 21 footballers have lost the european championship final to spain spain went ahead early on on a goal by bobby and ruiz the sides then traded goals in the 2nd half and spain gained revenge for a loss in the 2017 final. in the women's world cup the german team have headed home after the bitter disappointment of their quarter final defeat the $21.00 loss to sweden was a surprise although the 2 time champions are not the force they once were germany hoped to have been packing their bags for the semifinals in leon but instead they are on their way home the 21 defeat to sweden in the quarter final hurts in more ways than one. it was going

tiger woods has played just 10 tournament rounds since his emotional victory at augusta in april but he'll be speaking to the world's media in the next few hours but first here's defending champion francesco molinari. i am well aware of the challenges ahead. you know, there's a lot of guys capable this week of winning the trophy. and yeah, all i can do, obviously, is do my best, try to put up a good defence, and be in contention on sunday. but yes, it's a long week ahead, so i'll try to take it step—by—step. and just to prove to you that even the biggest names in football can be embarrased at work, here's what we're going to dub nutmeg tuesday. italy and psg star marco verratti nutmegging france international defender layvin kurzawa much to the amusement of kylian mbappe and ander herrera, while world cup winner antoine griezmann isn't content with being on the receiving end of one nutmeg, he's enjoyed a second meg on his first day at the office courtesy of ivan rakitic. a good way to start your barcelona career, antoine. nutmeg tuesday. you can get all the latest sports news at our

cup of nations now in madagascar a shock to former champions nigeria to qualify for the last 16 but augusta had never even qualified for the tournaments before this year and now there is the ants through as group winners nigeria had already been assured advancement for finishing 2nd hosts egypt had already had bets to but they beat uganda in group a and the democratic republic of congo not zimbabwe out of the competition with the 4 until when. germany's men's under 21 footballers have lost the european championship final to spain spain went ahead early on go on a goal by fabio and ruiz the sides then traded goals in the 2nd half and spain gained revenge for a loss in the 2017 final. just reminder the top stories we're following for you here today on d w news hong kong protesters have tried to smash their way into the legislative building in angry scenes that of ramped up tensions in the chinese territory earlier thousands of pro-democracy protesters clashed with police during fresh rallies against an extradition bill. and european union leaders have been locked in debate all night over who

amuse them and if he feels that there is laid this out here simply that 2nd i cannot prepare the augusta. but i would like it and i must enlist although it is by no. now when she speaks up for a family who have been a week that she does so as the mayor of parts alone what do you know. it wasn't much just now most of the out but i'm probably about you know what might have been getting that morning the thing this is the worse it is that that's what it was and if you see and they don't want it what if it were at one of the cinema the richest woman that is going to try to be in that order as they did to us they don't mean yours but can such radicals run a large and complex 21st century global city of nearly 2000000 residents. every year over 70 get your is the scent on barcelona they spent over $13000000000.00. but their input is now so huge they've become one of the problems facing new politicians like that peter mares about the percent of. this is. just one of the most popular neighborhoods saw for barcelona. it used to be neighborhood a fisherman. well one of the problems we're having her

of the augusta. elemental the way to do things. well. his will be. look something a pretty good as the muslims call him. also some some microamp. 7 notching brought them in the images just. he joined us on the he's been released we're going to meet there was something in my queue he was on the gaza it was a room of this. while to see it would be a. gel you had them with him. got them a surprise left really come free a bit faster but in the butt you know advisers who did it was a chosen so nice said neutral you. will call me a name for shooting guys who served notice and use some of either sinatra dean that post i tackle i don't normally approach would arjun it will question it will crash and the illuminate on if you get. now stoughton are going to now start to question is when it comes. to town i'm a dentist for a couple of your garage. guys who surveyed web with their thick assad regime obvious now. again there are syria for sydney there's a here too good enough political stoughton here and the big good to be here did it so. coy a sort red signal my

beautifully scenic and rugged west coast of ireland, was created by alister mackenzie, who also co—designed augustajon rahm, and graeme mcdowell. and finally, what a week it's been for cori gauff. after knocking venus williams out of wimbledon, the 15—year—old got to meet another one of her heroes in roger federer on wednesday. the women's tennis association posted this on twitter — with the caption ‘yeah we got that on camera...the moment greatness meets future greatness' and then after that she duly beat magdalena rybarikova to move into the third round. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing that is indeed. once described as ‘the most important and original scientific thinker in the world', james lovelock is still a hugely influential environmental thinker — and he's about to celebrate his 100th birthday. in the 1960's he was a campaigning eco—pioneer, today he's a firm advocate of nuclear power. the bbc‘s mishal husain has been to meet him at his home on the south coas

first, in the eastbound one person was sent to the hospital after a van crashed a cvs in mar augustarday. several people were inside the van. one of them was hurt. police say an elderly driver was trying to park but his foot slipped off the brake and onto the aksel ra the building was not damaged. >>> a man shot at six flag harbor. police say the suspect and victim argued before the shooting. the victim was taken to john muir medical center and is expected to survive. the gunman drove off in a silver four-door sedan with front bumper damage. >>> a fresno man who had his car broken into in redding was able to help police track the suspects through his dash-cam made by a palo alto-based company. our sister station in fresno has the story. >> reporter: video captured the camera. >> one of the items he took was a hat, like a dad hat because i'm expecting. >> his wife dory will give birth to their daughter in november. a personalized water bottle printed with the baby's ultrasound was also taken. >> it belongs to my wife and it's from my daughter. it was very personal. >> when he returned

but truly at that time, law enforcement knew that he was physically in augusta. >> rather, humphriesused on the evidence coming from the parker crime scene. he quickly came to believe this was more than just a bungled home invasion. >> it was apparent that nothing had been taken, or at least nothing that you would suspect to be taken in a burglary. >> humphries thought back to some curious statements bambi had made in her interview with police when she said she had given willingly. >> you're sure you're okay to sit down -- >> i'm not okay but i want to help you. >> soon after the interview started bambi, he said, began describing in detail a feud within her family. at issue was the land bambi owned and that her parents were living on. >> there's been a long, like, family feud. >> right. over the land? >> a long time. >> according to humphries, bambi and diane argued over who should control that property. >> diane wanted to make sure that that property was there for the kids. i think she had become convinced that, you know, bambi was not going to be in a position to manage that proper

he is scheduled do enter a plea augusta 2nd. >> protests were held today in puerto rico and across the.s. demanding the resignation of the governor. puerto ricans say the last straw was a leaked series of he messages showing him mocking women, the disabled and victims of hurricane maria. lyanne melendez is live in san francisco where protesters are still demonstrating today. >> reporter: their demonstration started at 2:00 this afternoon. of course, california time, to coincide with a much larger protest happening on that island that began at 5:00. of course, their time. we're not talking about two or three remarks made by their governor. we're talking about 900 pages obtained with things said by the governor that have been hurtful to the people of prosecutor. >> reporter: this demonstrationing in san francisco was never expected to attract the tens of thousands of protesters that gathered today in san juan. still the message was the same. >> we want him to step down like the people have made their voices clear. he needs to step down. >> reporter: remarks made between the governor and

that 2nd i cannot prepare the augusta. as they would. like it and i must enlist although it's by no. now when she speaks up for a family who have been a week that she does so as the mayor of parts alone or whatever you know. it will feel much just almost on the hour but i'm probably that you know what my laughing getting this morning watching this is the more sinister question was and what if you see and they don't want to but if it were at one of their it just one moment that is going to try to be in that order as they did to us they don't mean yours but can such radicals run a large and complex 21st century global city of nearly 2000000 residents. every year over 70 get your isp the cent and barcelona they spent over $13000000000.00. but their input is now so huge they've become one of the problems facing new politicians like that peter mares about the percent of. this is. just one of the most popular neighborhoods saw for barcelona. it used to be neighborhood the fisherman. well one of the problems we're having here is the prices of h

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immunization if he feels that there is laid this out here simply that secular cannot prepare the augusta. as they would. like it and i must enlist i know it's by no. now when she speaks up for a family who have been the week that she does so as the mayor of parts alone or whatever you know it wasn't much just now most of the out but i'm probably about you know what might have been getting this morning i think this is one of the worse it is that after when i was in leafy and they don't worry about it if it were at. their it just what i meant that is going to try to be in that order as they did to us they don't mean yours but can such radical to run a large and complex 21st century global city of nearly 2000000 residents. every year over 70 get your is the cent on barcelona they spent over $13000000000.00. but their input is now so huge they've become one of the problems facing new politicians like that peter mares about the percent of. this is. just one of the most popular neighborhoods saw for barcelona. it used to be neighborhood a fisherman. well one of the problems we're having here i

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immunization if he feels that there is laid this out here simply that secular cannot prepare the augusta. as they would. like it and i must enlist although it is by no. now when she speaks up for a family who have been a week that she does so as the mayor of parts alone what a home yet it will feel much just almost on the hour but i'm probably about your math in getting this morning the thing this is the worse it is that that's what it was and we feel they don't worry about it if it were at. their just one moment that is going to try to be in that order as they did to us they don't mean yours but can such radicals run a large and complex 21st century global city of nearly 2000000 residents. every year over 70 get your isp the cent and barcelona they spent over $13000000000.00. but their input is now so huge they've become one of the problems facing new politicians like that peter mares about the percent of. this is on it which is one of the most popular neighborhoods saw for barcelona. it used to be neighborhood the fisherman. well one of the problems we're having here is the prices of h

park is the founding director of the center for the study of global issues he joins us live from augusta georgia on skype thank you very much for coming on the program and we have seen overtures unprecedented overtures from the united states most recently of donald trump for the 1st time crossing a u.s. president crossing into d.m.z. welcoming kim jong un why would north korea at this point in time risk of that relationship these missile tests. yet they were north koreans were substantive development not just symbolic gesture us on. day one to south korea and us stop their showing to military exercise in exchange for their various steps to or complete to nuclearization i think north koreans who were willing to give up their nuclear program but we have to reciprocate. with the sanction reduction with non-aggression a gram of agreement maybe peace treaty diplomatic normalization we have a lot of things that we can also but nothing has been offered to north korea and their missile as it's designed to demonstrate that they're willing to strike back if there are attack or preemptive strike if

as it moves in -- augusta of 30 , concord have guests of 25 i would look for warmer conditions with theemperature still cold enough that i don't think the fog is going anywhere. 51 in santa rosa, 62 in the oakland airport. 53 in boulder keep creek and mid-50s around southern california a little warmer but the tropical moisture continues to stay out of the sierra nevada and most of the tahoe areas east and south. maybe by the weekend they will get some that monsoon moisture. warmer today cooler tomorrow backup as we go into the weekend. the first weekend of august. upper 80s to near 90 for some temperatures but pin up 3 to 5 degrees and they will come back down a teeny bit on thursday slow warming as we go into the weekend. >>> if you're looking for work your next job interview may come via text message. the ins and outs of how it works and what kind of job you likely will not be up to score. what one company is doing to help the police station tell the difference between illegal hemp and -- legal hemp and illegal marijuana >>> millions of well-rested humans once roamed the earth. but wi

augusta georgial will fee like 102 today and birmingham 101.we will lose the humidity as we get into tomorrow and we will even see 80s in and around d.c. there is relief in sight. now here is a pee at your window. >> it is a warm one with the temperatures reaching the 90ee degrark today and the heat index close to 100. t the outlook today good. after or three we see the storms pop up. really think the heavy downpour with flooding will be the main concern but they can aack punch with wind and lightning leading into the overnight. >> that's your latest forecast. coming up, brad pitt opening up about his own future in hollywood. >> you know the saping y isayin scream, scream, we all for ice scream? that is ahead in the orange room >>> back on this saturday morning with the latest on the cold case mystery making i scream, you scream, we all -- >> ugh. it all went down in the freezer aisle o a texas walmart. the police id the suspect a joke.rges are no >> for those that have no clue what we are talking about take a look. >> lick it. put back. put it

flipping homes last week now, he has, as steve mentioned, two years exception, will be playing at augustaand he deserves it. >> amazing. >>> ahead, the royal guest stealing the spotlight at major league baseball's european debut. proud parents harry and meghan couldn't help but talk about baby archie. you can't blame them that's after the messages. i can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with the capital one savor card ♪ you earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. so when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? ♪ my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diab

we are looking for it to feel like it's 108 in mobile, 102 in augusta. in the northeast we're looking for the temperatures to be just as warm. it will feel like it's 95 to 100 degrees. cleveland will feel like 90. going into next week even as early as tomorrow in the northeast, temperatures will drop. we're back into the mid 80s by tuesday. >> dylan, thank you. we'll get the rest of your national forecast in a moment. >>> we turn to politics. president trump is not backing down in his battle over the 2020 census. the president saying he might sign an executive order to add a question about citizenship to the question air. nbc's hans nichols is in new jersey this morning not far from the president's golf course. hans, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter and halley. the challenge for the president this morning as well as his legal team is to settle on a legal strategy on how to include a census question. but the clock is ticking because those census forms have already been printed without one on it. before leaving washington, president trump ref

host: our first call comes from augusta, georgia. this is mark. you are on with john logsdon, the author of "john f. kennedy and the race to the moon." go ahead. of all want i first to say thank you to all the people at nasa that made it actually possible. i was a nine-year-old kid well, when they were in orbit of the moon, i think we are at my grandpa's house, and by the time we got back to paley, indiana, where we lived at the time, we watch them actually land. mom, she wasow, my basically in charge of our little family because my father was off fighting the war called vietnam. i don't know what they did in vietnam as far as listening to the broadcast from there and everything, but i remember playing with a little cardboard toy that you got from the station that you hung from a string and pretended it was a cardboard model of the lunar module, but you pretended to be landing with it. so we were huddled around the tv set at that time. host: got you. john logsdon, the public sentiment at the time of the launch versus the time leading up to the lau

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drug they're getting through that's when we 1st started to see the growth of the local market in augusta methamphetamine i just i want to i want to pick up from there because this is a really important point because just because the drugs are being trafficked areas like fiji there is a knock on effect of those drugs going for and the way that the drugs and the trafficking is being paid for so i want to bring in somebody who actually spoke to she was doing how important it seems andrea's shone hot he's a professor of criminal law of investor of queensland impressed been a straight ahead listen to one of the impacts of what this drug trafficking which is having. the locals have a less. trafficking of illicit drugs was because of the islands is neither a new not a particularly surprising phenomenon seeing that the islands lie direct be along the straight line that leads from maybe using countries of cocaine in southern america. in some destination countries such as australia and new zealand and wherever there is traffic these usually a high risk around all routes some people will come into

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