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mimics bird sounds these students live in the far south coast of new south wales in the bega valley,t, let's hear a magpie. it's a local tradition which dates back to the 1950s and ‘60s, but it's only recently been brought back to life. these men are former bird calling school champions and have their importantjob of mentoring the next generation. that was a familiar cackle of the kookaburra, followed by a fan—tailed cuckoo. the winner automatically becomes a local hero, but no matter the outcome, they're all winners and the birds so too. freya cole, bbc news. and just a short time i ago i spoke with the organiser of the event — doug reckord — from the bournda national park education centre in australia. he told us more about how it all begun. it's a wonderful story that this was a big thing in australia in the 1950s. there was an organisation called the gould league which encouraged students to love their herds and respect birds and this bird calling competition was statewide. it was a big thing, a big deal at the time and some of our local schools were very, very in that area and t

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evelyn far bega evelyn, an msnbc national security analyst, and joe, what do you gather now from thereporting about what happened. >> contrary to our initial assessments t doesn't appear this was a failed test of the missile itself. rather it was an attempt to recover one of the previous failed tests. there have been at least five tests of this nuclear powered cruise missile in the last ftwo years. we still don't know exactly what led to the explosion. it could have been some of the conventional rocket fuel that is in this cruise missile, the cruise missile has to get to a certain speed before the nuclear reactor would kick in theoretically. it could have been some of the co coolant that might be used for this reactor. it's a possible it was a liquid sodium, molten sodium, good for a small compact reactor, it has a dangerous side effect when exposed to air or water. it explodes and that could have been what happened in the recovery operation. we still don't know. unfortunately there are no international organizations that are allowed to cover this kind of thing. it wasn't a civilian

bega standing by for us with reaction from tehran but 1st we'll go over to anderson mens' in gibraltar and despite that very last minute u.s. request to keep the ship detained it's now been released and you just talk us through what happened. well indeed the last minute attempt by the u.s. justice department appears to have failed because the supremes court has ruled categorically that this tanker is free to go and there are indications that might happen quite soon in fact within the coming hours possibly in the darkness it could go in it's expected to go somewhere in the mediterranean was one reference but what's happening now is it is a real strong effort on the part of the gibraltar government to justify what's happened as far as the judge here is concerned he says there is no longer any jurisdiction held on this vessel simply because it's no longer registered as registered outside of iran and it is not bound for syria now that is could be taken into contention but they've taken the word of iranian officials meeting in london and lots of negotiation since then to establish that it i

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