the city gets a lot of taurus -- tourists who are visiting the capital, the capital city, and they wanted a way to inform people about the history of the state. as far as we know, this place is anything -- this project is unlike anything else in the country. the project is to have a bronze statue of every governor. it starts at the state capital, and then it goes down capital avenue to the courthouse which was the site of the first capital building. it extends it down main street to the american legion headquarters. this is governor george s mickelson. it was really a period of transformation for the state. he was a very charismatic, energetic, positive guide. his father had been governor in the 1940's. when he ran for governor, he was not a very well known man. he did a lot of door to door and on the ground campaigning. he won the election in a bit of a upset. he put a lot of emphasis on economic development. he was governor during our state centennial. he also really emphasized our relationship with the native american tribes. he also proposed that columbus day be renamed native america

special operations task force accompanied 30 nigerian forces on a reconnaissance mission from the capital city to an area near the village of tongo tongo. approximately 85 kilometers to the north was the location of that village. on the foufert october, u.s. and other forces began moving back south. en route to their operating base, pat petroleum came under attack from approximately -- the patrol came under attack from approximately 50 enmy uses small arms fire, rocket-propelled grenades and technical vehicles. what i want to do now is i want

of spain as well as barcelona the capital city of catalonia the region what's next now the different could be for example that really the the regional problem in catalonia is calling out or declaring independence now when that happens what madrid could do is basically. use article one hundred fifty five of the constitution which would mean in danger of the unity of spain they could strip catalonia all together all of their autonomy if that happens probably more violence is going to rot but as you hear already if you don't really know what's going to happen in the next hours what we knew we do know at this point of course is police is bracing for more protests and definitely that not only that x. few hours but the next few days are going to be full of tensions as so far there's no medication in sight bonnie thank you very much bonnie for char there on the streets of barcelona. well spanish football giants barcelona have thrown their weight behind a general strike in catalonia on tuesday the strike was called as we heard by labor unions in protest of police violence and barson has conf

capital of north dakota. yankton was not a tenable option for south dakota. there were probably 8-10 citiesat contended to be by that point, the capital was capital. pierre won that vote on the strength of its position almost perfectly in the center of outh dakota. the western part of the state was almost completely unsettled by european settlers. there were native americans in the western part of the state that part of the state. pierre's claim to be centrally located was kind of hollow. but it won the initial ote. there was a second vote in 890. pierre won that vote also. a final vote was held in 1904 and pierre defeated mitchell or the final time. the construction of this capital building -- planning for it began shortly after that. that is why our capital building was not built until 1908-1910. there was -- i think every state capital is built to give a sense of importance and permanence and especially to have an imposing structure like this built in a town like pierre. it would have stood out ca and made a statement about our confidence in our state and our future. construction was set

capital of north dakota. yankton was not a viable option for south dakota. there were probably 8-10 cities that contended to be capital. pierre won that vote on the strength of its position almost perfectly in the center of south dakota. the western part of the state was almost completely unsettled by european settlers. there were native americans in that part of the state. pierre's claim to be centrally located was kind of hollow. but it won the initial vote. there was a second vote in 1890. pierre won that vote also. a final vote was held in 1904 and pierre defeated mitchell for the final time. the construction of this capital building -- planning for it began shortly after that. that is why our capital building was not built until 1908-1910. there was -- i think every state capital is built to give a sense of importance and permanence and especially to have an imposing structure like this built in a town like pierre. it would have stood out and made a statement about our confidence in our state and our future. construction was set back by about a year because of a dispute about out-of-s

at a tour in chief of british lifestyle magazine monaco enthuses about austria's capital city in the magazine's ranking of most lives. well fifty's vienna came in at number two. of the as an interesting city and did very well with our ranking partly because this is a city that was built right the first time if you rewind over a century you have a city which actually a bigger population out they the story of the twentieth century than it does at the start of the twenty first so it's right size it is it allows its citizens to breathe a little. in one hundred sixteen vienna had more than two point two million residents today it has around one point eight million the city is famous for its relaxed atmosphere there are more buildings from the late one thousand nine hundred than paris budapest open in and the historical old center unesco world heritage site still shows the former glory of the austrian hungary an empire. vienna is a city of contrasts its landmark affects in stephen's cathedral is married in the heart of house designed by hans highline and completed in one thousand nine hundr

taurus whoa lot of visit the capital cities. we get a lot of school groups and they wanted to have a way to inform people about the history of this state and so they conceive of something that is as far as i know unlike anything else in the country. a life-size statue of every former governor. it starts here and goes around the governor's mansion and goes to the county courthouse, which is the site of the first building and then it goes down the main street down to the american legion headquarters on the missouri river. this is governor george s mickelson. he was a governor from 1987 to 1993. it was aperiod transfer -- of transformation for the state. governor mickelson was a very charismatic guy. he had been in the state legislature. hit other -- his father had been governor in the 1940's. when he ran, he was not really a well-known figure and did a lot of door-to-door campaigning. he won the election in a bit of an upset. he put a lot of infamous -- emphasis on local government. he also emphasized relationship .ith native amer

now we'll start with breaking news because two separate bomb incidents have hit the somali capital city of mogadishu at least twenty two people have been killed but the death toll is expected to rise authorities say the one of the explosions was so powerful it destroyed building nearby it's believed a truck was being trialled by police before it detonated in a busy district but these are the latest pictures from the blast. site the building destroyed was the safari hotel located near somalia's foreign ministry the cargo truck was reportedly packed with explosives pistols and also method bars some witnesses say they heard gunshots fired as well police say they do expect the number of casualties to rise as emergency services continue to work at the scene there no group has claimed responsibility for the blast yet extremist group has often targeted high profile areas in mogadishu. the historic nuclear agreement with iran is in jeopardy after president trump announced he won't certify to iran's compliance with the deal is decision does come despite the global nuclear watchdog as well as u.s

services now people are building barricades and some areas of the region as well as here in the capital city of barcelona and they're doing so just to protect those remaining polish polling stations there are still a liberation all to allow this referendum go forward and to let's it a finish by the end of the sunday now we keep receiving different kind of videos from social platforms mostly and one video it is that one video can see. several police officers even running away from the crowd as speedball are throwing stones at them now we see those police officers running for worst their cars getting inside and shying to drive away as i said there are different kind of incidents taking place around the area around this region and there is also one incident where you can see on the video with the regional capital and police protecting ordinary citizens self council lonny out from the national guard now it is a very emotional video it is possible to see how for some cattle and police officer south difficult it is for them to still fulfill their professional do you see it it is a very difficult m

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over six hundred thousand children maybe dr sharon voc e from unicef joins me now from yemen's capital city sun sharon thanks for joining us so britain still supporting the air attacks on yemen but on the ground unicef apparently finding itself having to decide between feeding healthy children or treating this sick yemen look beautiful from the background there what do you what's happening on the ground thank you option for having me and the situation as you described it is truly dire the latest figures off the outbreak tell us that there are about eight hundred fifty thousand suspected cases of cholera and the death toll has crossed two thousand one fourth of these cases are little children. in addition the whole situation of nutrition is extremely worrying we have two million children who are suffering from acute malnutrition of these close to three hundred eighty five thousand children are suffering from severe and acute malnutrition which puts them at a high risk of debt almost seven million yemenis are facing severe food insecurity which simply means they don't know where their next me

our next report takes us to the italian island of sicily necessarily capital city palermo not only has great weather all year round but also boasts a wealth of culture cullen they are a delight and exciting history so as the saying goes the early bird catches the worm so we start our voyage of discovery at the crack of dawn. that picturesque capital of sicily and nano is surrounded by mountains and crystal blue sea. and even the morning only fishermen are away bringing their catch in to the historic kaba. they themselves are convinced that this is the best place in the wild. oh. yes sicily is the most beautiful place on earth. the climate the people everything the vegetables the fruits the fish everything. we have everything including beautiful women. beautiful women are also visible in palermo in the form of statues. as stroll around the historic city center is best begun where they are at an intersection cold quite talk or full kaunas after the four richly decorated matching kona buildings the traffic hub is a high point of the rock. you can also take a tour around the city in a hors

height of the referendum were mounting here across the region of cataloging especially in the capital city of wasilla now we saw a lot of protest movement happening both especially on saturday and on friday and madrid as well as spanish unionists a rally in front of the city hall and barcelona during one demonstration a man at tempted to tear down a pro independence banner from the town hall and in one of the schools four people were attacked with a pallid gun and some of them even received a minor injuries on friday night and neither school building which was supposed to be appalling station was vandalized while people were still inside sleeping there protecting the building now let's recap some of the advance of what happened in this country in spain and especially in the region of cats a lot and the past couple of days to go ok. go. go go go. today is a crucial day of the voting at the voting the referendum on independence of council on an old eyes are indeed at the pauling stations located across the region and here and the capital city of boston people behind my back are ready to vote

of spain as well as barcelona the capital city of catalonia the region what's next now a different run down small could be for example that really the the regional problem and catalonia is calling out or declaring independence now when that happens what madrid could do is basically. use article one hundred fifty five of the constitution which would mean in danger of the unity of spain they could strip catalonia altogether all of their autonomy if that happens. more violence is going to iraq but as you hear already if you don't really know what's going to happen in the next hours what we know what we do know at this point of course is police is bracing for more protests and definitely that not only that acts few hours but the next few days are going to be full of tensions as so far there's no medication in sight funny thank you very much state obvious funny for a charge there on the streets of barcelona. the u.s. carmakers g m is showing off its vision of the future in motor city get hot that's right terry and general motors believes that this future will be all electric with zero c

toa baja is right outside the capital city.baja today, people were gathering water from rain gutters because that's their access to water 22 days since the storm. today the president started threatening to pull out federal relief effort from puerto rico. the federal relief effort such as it is. joining us now is the mayor of san juan, carmen yulin cruz. thank you for joining us. this is still an incredibly busy time. >> thank you very much for having me. >> i do want to know your response to the president's threat to withdraw federal aid today but more than that and before that, i want to know how you are and how is san juan and what's your overall assessment of your people and your city right now? >> well, number one, we're entering the second phase of san juan gets back on its feet. the first phase was opening the roads and making sure we got to the elderly population in retirement homes, making sure that we got to as many people that were sick as possible and ensuring that we get enough food and water. we have 18 community k

called international links to rb oh so it's not possible to fly there now we have to drive to the capital city of the kurdistan region on the way we come upon this market which is usually. what clashes between iraqi forces and kurdish peshmerga fighters since the referendum have kept people from going. to sign a new than the marketing kurdistan has grown to hold traders down to zero. but the referendum was the will of the people it's our natural right to demand independence . our rights to have a nation what does that mean we are about to meet someone who helped organize the referendum. he divides us for coup de sean to talk about the struggle for identity this is a very. bright young what does it mean to you at miss our survival minas our very culture. and we have to protect. ourself physical being because without the food we won't have a culture without the culture there won't be a kurdish nation. during our conversation adi can stop himself from following the news about the conflict fighting over territory and oil for adi it's a story of being oppressed for generations i learned to be kurdi

-backed syrian forces declared victory over isis in its former capital city on friday. but officials say it will take several months to find and clear booby-trapped buildings and roadside bombs that isis fighters left behind. the fall of rock'-uh marks a major defeat for isis, which has seen its territories steadily shrink since last year. right now.. police in tampa, florida are stepping up their search for a suspected serial killer. and they're asking for help in identifying a person of interest caught on surveillance video. victor oquendo has more. an ohio college bond, after pleading guilty to stabbing his roommate to death in an argument over fast food. kendal scheid pleaded guilty yesterday to involuntary manslaughter. police say he is being electronically monitored. detectives say the university of akron student was drunk last december when the argument began, then turned physical. scheid will be sentenced this december, and could get up to 11 years in prison. developing now.. we're getting a look at the prototypes of president trump's proposed border wall. the e

madagascar's crowded, chaotic capital city. how are you doing man?'s quite a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure i can be, uh, in front of the camera. [ laughter ] >> anthony: yeah, just ignore 'em. >> darren: i'm so used to, like, controlling everything. >> anthony: darren aronofsky -- director of the films "pi," "requiem for a dream," "the wrestler," "black swan," and, as it would turn out, sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asks me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said, "where do you want to go?" so, madagascar. i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was animated film that i've seen many times with my daughter. >> darren: i guess it's one of the more extreme distant places that you hear about that you know you'll never go to unless something really weird summons you, and you're sort of that weird force. >> anthony: we're on an island in the indian ocean. >> darren: right. >> anthony: with this amazing ethnic mix. incredible landscape. something like 80% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. >> darren: what does it me

territory of puerto rico aid is only just trickling in the mayor of the capital cities on one says the u.s. president has not responded well to the plight of the people on the island the hurricane killed more than thirty people and many residents remain without electricity. there have been demonstrations across russia with thousands of people in the least eighty cities marching in support of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. they were calling on authorities to allow one of only to run in next year's presidential election police arrested more than two hundred people with authorities saying the demonstrations were tough arised the protests coincided with president vladimir putin's sixty fifth birthday. a tanker explosion at a gas station in ghana scapula has left a number of casualties authorities say more than two hundred police personnel have been deployed to deal with the situation and that the fire fighters have controlled the blaze. iranian president hassan rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with world powers warning the u.s. not to violate it he said the entire

they represented capital cities of the united kingdom.round 900,000 of these were minted. 0ften hundreds of millions of points are created when a new designers launched. cardiff and the london coin, they all have low mint figures. what might this be worth? presently they are selling for between 12 and £16, but once the pound coin is the monetised, we expect it to hit about 30 or £40. before you spend your last pounds, they might be worth a second glance. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: police investigating sunday's mass shooting in las vegas — america's worst in modern times — say they have found more weapons at the home of retired accountant, stephen paddock, the man they said carried out the attack. in las vegas, vigils have taken place for the 59 people who lost their lives in the attack and the more than 500 people who were injured. president trump has appealed for unity and peace among americans. catalans are going on strike today to protest the violence that marred the region's independence referendum on sunday. public trans

it happened near a popular hotel in the capital city of mogadishu. the death tolls continues to climb as crews sift through a nearby building that collapsed. and this morning, we are learning that the terror group, al-shabab has claimed responsibility. happening right now-- the weather in california, aiding fire fighters as they start getting a handle on more than a dozen wildfires, burning across the state. the damage has already reached historic proport are dead and more than 57-hundred homes have been damaged or destroyed by the flames. but fire crews say winds have calmed down over the weekend, allowing more than 25-thousand people to return to their neighborhoods. but many, will return to nothing but ashes. there is more good news for firefighters. weather forecasters say much-needed rain will move into califronia by the end of the week. in the day ahead - president trump is expected to have lunch with vice president pence and senate majority leader mitch mconnel over obamacare. it comes reports of friction between the president and secretary of

a very welcoming city multicultural as well so i guess it makes sense that this comes from the capital city berlin and has a bill in as the maintain will of the clubs follow i'm not so sure i mean it could on first glance look like a bit of a stunt to me as well right well in that sense it is a win win situation isn't it because you know this has made headlines in the new york times as chicago tribune and other publications e.s.p.n. reported on this as well do you think this was a p.r. stunt or do you think that we'll see more of this happening in the bundesliga in other large also don't think that it would be a p.r. stunt but maybe some players who are visiting america a lot knows some of the players so they did it and they they spoke with the team and so yes they wanted to support this so i don't think other teams will do it. but who knows right in there is no i in team it is always a collective effort as we saw play out like you said there was no american in the team and right. ok and on the science on the go to lot of it got a lot of traction from this i mean the story was shown all acr

the city gets a lot of taurus -- tourists who are visiting the capital, the capital city, and they wanted a way to inform people about the history of the state.

hundred thirty four days the belief that the city is the believe which is that they call it the capital city of it it is falling now it is now but it is under control of the city and the parser's of course it is a very happy the it is exceptional day for all the people for all of the syrian people not only for this union people for all the people in the world because these two groups and they they used to think that the whole entire were in europe we witnessed what happened in valley what happened in brussels what happened in paris many attacks from. groups happen so in defeating the isis in this city holding it by its people and that means we will be creating a new city a new life in this city that when we are feeling the injustice we are if you think the terrorism it's only the exceptional and they for all the people in the world i congratulate all the fighters if i enter the scene in the course of. that it might actually also hear from all of the people also in the room and amid that optimism they are very clearly expressing there that i mean there is still a lot of work to be done becaus

with our mid- cable partners, we will explore the rich history and literary life of the state capital city. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, author nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy in his book controlled recklessness. >> add lemon was involved in the expansion of that cattle ranching industry primarily in western south dakota which was essential into the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> nancy explores the memoir of laura inglis wilder. >> the project is a research and publishing program of the historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura inglis wilder pioneer girl which is her autobiography. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we will tour the south dakota state capital. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags, obviously the south dakota flag, a flight from dakota territory and a flag for the united states. there's also flags for spain and france because they control the territory at different times. each corner has a flag and those are the native american colors that symbolize. >

now cicely's capital city not only has the best weather all year around but it also has a wealth of culture calling area delights and an exciting history. that picturesque capital of sicily and then mo is surrounded by mountains and crystal blue sea. and even the morning only fishermen are away bringing their catch in to the historic kaba. they themselves are convinced that this is the best place in the wild. oh. yes sicily is the most beautiful place on earth. the climate the people everything the vegetables the fruits the fish everything. we have everything including beautiful women. beautiful women are also visible in palermo in the film of statues. as stroll around the historic city center is best begun where they are at an intersection cold quite. awful kaunas after the four richly decorated matching corner buildings the traffic hub is a high point of the rock. you can also take a tour around the city in a horse drawn carriage banana is geographically closer to tunis than it is to rome carriage drive and nick says that's reflected in the architecture of the old city center. area africa

president and has now found supporters on this side of the atlantic here in the german capital the city'sbuddhist league soccer team hard to believe and took in the just before their match just this weekend to action was a show of solidarity with american football players in the n.f.l. who have also been kneeling or locking arms during the u.s. national anthem. or head to released a statement after saturday's game. care to stand for diversity and against violence that's why we're joining the american athletes protest and sending a strong signal to fight discrimination we are for a brylin that stays open to the world in the future the move has also attracted attention in the us black lives matter activists shaun king tweeted wow the players from head to berlin took in the in solidarity with american athletes protesting injustice but it was not all praise some call the action a p r stunt the team and trainers that should focus on sport not politics taking a knee is very it's a very complex subject. yes complex and emotional there really is a presence here from our sports desk i mean one of

territory of puerto rico aid is only just trickling in the mayor of the capital city san juan says the u.s. president has not responded well to the plight of the people on the island the hurricane killed more than thirty people and many residents remain without power. there were demonstrations across russia on saturday with. there were demonstrations across russia on saturday with thousands marching in support of jailed opposition leader alexei in a volley they were calling on authorities to allow an avanti to run in next year's presidential election police arrested more than two hundred people the authorities say the demonstrations weren't authorized the protests coincided with president vladimir putin's sixty fifth birthday. they defied the ban on assembly to answer the call of their leader seen a volley. and under the eyes of the great poet pushkin they reclaimed moscow's streets more transparency the right to freedom of expression and a crackdown on corruption where their main demands their message was clear from flags and with badges and chanted in chorus. person get lost. some ha

the capital city of design and. itself has its share of planning mistakes. monocle magazine says that why copenhagen only made it to sixth place on this year's list of well the most livable cities. we've seen extraordinary growth within the city a lot of new development but a lot of new development which is not very sympathetic to the rest of the built environment so quite buildings architecturally but we see a lot of buildings which have no relationship to the street. despite this criticism residents still regard copenhagen as europe's most pleasant capital. is so many people. so colorful really enjoying it there's always happy people and. in the summer time this is based no place to be monaco magazine says reducing the twenty five percent value added tax in restaurants would be one more way copenhagen could improve its already outstanding quality of life. while i'm yet to visit copenhagen but it seems like a great place to go what do you think what is your favorite european city if you want to write in let us know then you will be in with a chance of winnin

territory of puerto rico eight is only just trickling in the mayor of the capital city san juan says the u.s. president has not responded well to the plight of people on the island the hurricane killed more than thirty people and many residents remain without power. at least three people are dead after a tanker explosion at a gas station in the gun man capital acra this social media video shows large fireballs bursting at the scene authorities say more than two hundred police personnel have been deployed and that firefighters have controlled the blaze. there were demonstrations across russia on saturday with thousands marching in support of jailed opposition leader alexina vall me they were calling on authorities to allow the volley to run in next year's presidential election police arrested more than two hundred people the authorities say the demonstrations were authorized were weren't authorized the protests coincided with president vladimir putin's sixty fifth birthday. they defied the ban on assembly to answer the call of their leader alexina volley. and under the eyes of the gre

pierre, south dakota to history and literary life of a state's capital city. t.v.,noon eastern on book author nathan sanderson talks in his book n "controlled recklessness," and the cattle ranching industry in south dakota, essential along with mining and rail road and e growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. the pioneer girl memoirs of ores laura engles wilder. research and publishing program of the south dakota society that is esigned to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura wilder's "pioneer girl," her autobiography. american history t.v. tour the south dakota state capital. there are ook up, also four areas with flags, the south dakota flag, there is the flag from dakota a flag for the united states, of course, there are also flags for spain and france controlled this territory at different times. one corner rner has has white flag, red flag, one lack and one yellow, those are the native american colors that symbolize four directions. >> hear about lewis and clark encounter with the missouri and why the meeting was importan

wetland ecosystem, they a also had a significant impact thrree hours drive away in kigalali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda'ss capital. as t the wetlands began to dry out, power stations below couldn't generate enough electricity. the r rwandan government rentedd diesel-powered generators to make up the shortfall. doctor rose mukankomeje took me to see them. >> so what is happening here is that those generators... we are renting them from this company, and we are being obliged to rent them, especially, when we degraded the wetlands and we lost 20 megawatts of electricity, and to run those machines we are paying 65,000 u.s. dollars a day. >> $65,000 a day, that's multimillions of dollars per year. >> yes, it milillions of dollars and, asas you must--might know, rwanda is notot a rich country. ssome of that money has been borrowed from m the ba, as from taxpayers. >> how does this affect the climate? >> of course, those machines, they run on diesel, and when you're burning diesel, you are producing greenhouse gases. >> envi

vibrant, polluted, and poor — antananarivo, madagascar‘s capital city.untry's elite monitor the sapphire rush with great interest. the sapphire trade is a sensitive issue here. the government really doesn't like to talk about it, and somejournalists have been arrested for trying to expose the nepotism and corruption at its heart. the authorities claim they are trying to regulate the industry. but still, the illegal mining goes on. in recent months, ministers have talked of reform, to tighten the law and control small—scale mining. but ngos working in conservation say what really stops effective policing is a lack of money. officials on the ground can't even buy fuel for their vehicles. these are in national parks, often, where it's happening. the authorities seem powerless. yes. u nfortu nately, most of the sapphires, gems, even gold rushes that we've had have been in protected areas, sometimes national parks. and it's all illegal, of course, but then, there is very little capacity to enforce legislation generally in madagascar — especially in very, also