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that's because former president robert mugabe rules in bombay with an iron fist and forcibly drove white farmers off the land. today the school's debating club is tackling this difficult period in zimbabwe's history stephen and beyond the taking pot. after a military coup mugabe resigned and the sonangol became president. yet. was himself part of mugabe's repressive regime. in the debate people who take a position on this issue and defend it though it's the luck of the draw that decides whether they're for or against the succession of dictated going forward haven't changed anything just changed new names new positions but you just keep the same dictator at the top it is the way to use it because if you so many people would see that this is this is the end it's clearly isn't it is it and that's a bit it could someone is a guy that's crazy or just following this is the groom do all these things they did these are the guys these are guys all right all of the guys that did it and you telling me a good deal. that. stephen received his role in the debate by chance. but he's speaking from the h

say that as well or should disown him as well or of course was victorious against israel when it bombay routes in 2006 can lebanon survive today without. in the face of attack from israel i'm telling you that confession the lead there is from the very beginning they did want hezbollah it was forced upon them because at the time i have left that help me and the. president president present president of syria but shocked had me add in 2006 savvy member i was president and when this. everybody wanted to finish with hezbollah but at that time i was president and hezbollah was that and they couldn't do it of course has my leg should stay it should stay because if it to i didn't fox's my law and i said it in 2006 at the beginning when all the confessional people didn't want they wanted to give up their arms and i said if you 2 i can talk them and 96 weeks is that i live with that i have to beirut like in the 82 and it should be there with the gowans so now that's why i'm telling you when it is that he couldn't beat us from the military point of view now what they are thinking is from the econ

today we have the pig, we have jagger the wagger, we have bombay. we have benga and wrigley.launched the program, our main goal was to destress our passengers. however, what we quickly found is that we have a way to connect with our passengers more on an emotional level. we have found that we're creating a sense of community. the idea for therapy animals got started the day after 9/11 when an employee at mineta san jose brought his therapy dog into work and he was able to see how his dog was able to relieve jitters and anxiety. >> this is benga, he's a shih-tzu mix, mixed with pekinese and poodle. she's been doing therapy work for five years and been at sfo for about three. the amount of people who cry over the dogs, pretty incredible. a lot of passengers are missing their own animals when they're traveling, it provides them comfort. parents like to have their kids play with the dogs a little bit. it gives them a little break. traveling is stressful. >> this is a 5-year-old pig. julianna. it's super positive. we find that not everyone is traveling for positive reasons. we com

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wag he bombay. and wrigley. when we launched the program the goal was to destress the passengers. found is we found a way to connect with passengers more on an emotional level. we also found that we are creating a sense of community. the idea for therapy animals got started the day after 9/11 when an employee at san jose brought his therapy dog into work. and he was able to see that day how his dog was able to relieve passenger jitters and anxieties. >> this is banga, a shiatsu mix. she has been doing therapy work about five years and she has been at sfo about three. the amount of people i see cry over the dogs is pretty incredible. a lot of passengers are missing their animals when they're out traveling. it provides a bit of comfort. parents like to have kids play with the dogs for a little bit and that gives them a breck. because traveling is stressful. >> liulu is five years old. she is a juliana pig one of the breeds for pet pigs. >> the feedback we get is superpositive. we find not everyone travels for positive reasons. we come into contact with a lot of people who are travel

purply high and we have multiple cases in fact even 3 weeks ago in the bombay high court that was about unlawful phonons perception by the police and the english to the core problem that the government had in fact unlawfully up to and so the 'd amount of unlawful in the eagle surveillance in india is known to be high and in this kind of 2 ation of to bring in even more technology but thout providing any safeguards for for citizens or indeed any limitations on how the police or other agencies of the government me use the on what kinds of databases they me get information from or the paid shills recognition none of that is actually put out there in the tender and no safeguards are provided and then we need the law and the absence of a bird i love to go to. just create the least. mr prakash it is great to get your expertise on this we really appreciate your time that is punish prakash live and then going to thank you. now political parties are increasingly targeting bosses online ahead of the upcoming election and while the traditional media is tightly regulated some commentators say rules

inflation debate flick could be less reason to bombay could be a reason sin sin and the one winner can or should be to flate the fish laden mission. ok. the best the base wants when i say supplies been declined 23 percent since 2016 and that's the biggest. decline 23 percent since 2016 and that's the biggest decline on record since the fed was created what does that. i mean one of the tells well doesn't the cute line on record since the fed was created what does that mean what does that tell well it does in the could it could be deflation and when i started this career and started the public speaking circuit it could be deflation and when i started this career started the public speaking circuit i was more of a deflation is that inflation i got turned around so 4 years ago because i was more of a deflation is that inflation list i got turned around some more years ago because because jim did a study of all non backed current season because jim did a study of all non backed currencies of everyone in or did excuse me in inflation but if you go back to early everyone in or and excuse me i

the bombay stock exchange has to point jewel -- $2.2 trillion in market cap.f conglomerate. oila imports a lot of especially from saudi arabia and that might come in with the russia direct investment. there's been a lot of activity between the countries in recent months. alix: gary, what you make of that? russia, china, india, other countries coming into by this ipo. then opec and opec plus. are we mixing things that should not be mixed? gary: it comes down to the price of oil at the end of the day. if we are talking about $60 brent, next year they will barely be able to beat capex and the guarantee dividends. you cannot expect a lot of earnings growth unless you expect prices. that is basically the problem. alix: you see that reflected across the energy sector. when they were talking in the press conference, unveiling the ipo, when you talk about dividend yield and oil companies , the response was shallow looked higher because investors are penalizing them for their inability to further production and reserves. we should not be compared to a dying breed, larg