mind the liberation struggle that they fought so hard to achieve and they won't they won't let them bob wade descend into chaos and under unproven leadership who did not fight and did not struggle in the liberation so. how did how does one deescalate this. that's a very tricky question because this is such an unprecedented and tenuous situation both the accusations and counter-accusations of who is truly the defender of zimbabwe's liberation struggle at this point it's hard to hard to say who's who's telling the truth certainly you've had the leadership led by general yesterday saying that they will defend the liberation against these these subterfuges behaviors within the ruling party but then as as you have observed the reprisal statements from the zanu p.f. government accusing gen of treasonous activity so how does one deescalate we have to watch for the hours and days to come but it's going to be tricky for for both institutions if you will the military on the one hand that has underwritten the safety in syria of the government it's going to be hard for them to back down from this press

september two thousand and eighteen what shapes and bob way will be and by then will depend a lot on this man. from well let's back and journalist wade to lovo who joins us from harare for more so ray we just heard a pretty rousing speech there i think it's fair to say did the former vice president tell the people what they wanted to hear. if i'm just reading in the form of vice president definitely having a rebound or a common use for troops to winning over the people that are ticking for two years or two and after you know after the mildly almost two weeks under speaking to the usual job speaking into taking over i mean i just incredible macgyver as a former president clearly showing every line in the sand that he is now in charge and he's ready to choose chart a new way forward for smugglers that there can exceed those that i tended to live happy and pretty used at ten p.m. and he and he is talking vietnam which. but surely i mean when it comes to a new way forward a lot of people must have concerns about that because this is a man he was the right hand man president mugabe for a number of years what is the mood there in the count

. >> wade says he's taking up meditation recently as another way to help ease some of his lingering pains. guys? >> really well told. bobis a veteran today the absolute best. >> powerful story. powerful story. all right. tucker barnes, good morning to you. 8:35 now. >> hey, guys. the flags there behind bob you can see them starting to pick up and blowing out there and that's because the winds are now out of the north northwest at 22. we're seeing gusts to about 30. we can see gusts to 40 miles an hour later today. look at your wind chill right now. 35 so hawk s today. the good news we should get more sunshine than what we've seen the past several days as our front is now come through. i do see a cloud deck off to our north and we have. i don't weren't to promise full sun but should be plenty of sunshine. lake he can snows firing up this morning the lakes are running a few degrees above normal and getting very cold winds across the lakes and that's a result. you can see suddenly the map looks like winter time for us it will feel like wintertime later this afternoon and again ton tonight. overnight lows in the 20s here ev

wade span is a veteran from virginia making an amazing journey to reconnect with his fellow service members and our very own bob journey. take a look. >> i went to new jersey, to maine, to new york, to pennsylvania, to ohio. >> reporter: he traveled throughout the midwest and great plains. >> to colorado, to wyoming, to montana, to washington, to oregon, california. >> reporter: a 15,000-mile journey to reconnect with his marine buddies. >> i didn't want to wait until we were 60 or 70 so i made the effort to do it other make sure everybody was doing all right -- okay and really, you know, just do a check on them. >> reporter: wade span is a 34-year-old iraqi war veteran who grew up in burke virginia. >> this is wilkinson who i visited in new jersey. >> reporter: wade says he suffered a traumatic brain injury in fallujah in 2004 when his unarmed humvee was blasted by a roadside bomb. >> all of us got blown up together actually about a month after that photo was taken. >> reporter: now, 13 years later and still suffering from posttraumatic stress, span says he decided to reach out to his marine buddies to ask som

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