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mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia.time that he chooses to do so and border force will actually facilitate that. novak djokovic has previously made clear his opposition to getting the vaccine. he came to the country with an exemption granted by tennis australia and the state of victoria. the federal government says his visa application has not met the rules of entry and that no one was above the rules. a point scott morrison and his government have been hammering home since the controversy began. politicians wanted to prove they could control who comes in and out of the country but in doing so, they lost control of the narrative. it's an embarrassing situation for australia which ever way you look at it. as well as the support from fans, djokovic�*s family have also been making theirfeelings clear over his detention. overnight on social media, his wife, jelena djokovic, said, "thank you dear people, all around the world for using your voice to send love to my husband." she added, "the only law that we should all respect

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia. free to leave at any time that he chooses to do so, and border force will actually facilitate that. labour says the prime minister still has serious questions to answer over the refurbishment of his downing street flat. the president of kazakhstan addresses the nation after days of unrest — saying protesters who don't give themselves up will be destroyed — and thanks the russian president for sending troops. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's austin halewood. england are trying to salvage a bit of pride in the ashes, what's going on? good morning. well, at long last, england cricket fans finally have something to cheer about in australia. for the first time on this ashes tour, an english batter has made a century. jonny bairstow reached his tonne during the final over of the day to give some respectability to england's first innings. but it still might not be enough to save the fourth test in sydney, with australia still 158 runs ahead at the close of pla

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and the captives?of the cliff. >> there was no time to think. what happened? no, we have to go now. >> down a slope like that? head first? >> yes, head first. trying to hold on to the roots and the bushes. >> but then they heard a shout. one of their kidnappers had seen them. >> and they were screaming, they're escaping! they're getting away! by the time i got a look, they had all lined up. it was like really, i cannot believe they caught us. we marched back into that cage. >> that tiny, little cage? which must have felt like a tomb to you? >> we know we are going to die in that cage. >> but their captors were on edge. for a reason. this is nbc news footage of military exercises on the coast of basilan in september of 2011. about two months into gerfa's ordeal. then let the philippine military supported by american advisers, was launching an offensive against abu sayyaf. which in turn became so nervous, they decided to move kevin, gerfa and her cousin, out of that cage and into a windowless room in a f

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia.border force will actually facilitate that. the tennis star posted on instagram, thanking his fans around the world. another player has now had her visa cancelled. renata voracova from the czech republic is understood to be detained in the same hotel as djokovic. the australian open is one of the biggest sporting events here, but it's turning into a big international embarrassment for the government. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, melbourne. a letter, posted to a man in northern ireland, with no surname or address on the envelope — just his first name and a 57—word biography — has amazingly managed to find its way to the right place. our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, has more. "feargal, lives across the road from the spa. "his ma and da used to own it." no house number, no street name, a few things much more personal than that. the first thing i noticed was the amount of detail on the envelope and basically, my biography. "moved to waterford after he got married." despite nothing more

after 8 years of coming of age in captivity, it was time for their big day. the animals were 1st taken by truck and then air lifted by helicopter to the new habitat, which they will share with 4 other giant turtle populations. looks like they're already starting to come out of their shelves with a little bit of them kind of watching d. w, news, he is a reminder of the top story were falling for you. german foreign minister on alina bab box says there is no alternative to dialogue between moscow and berlin. she was speaking at talks in the russian capital with her opposite numbers. there, galeb rav at the top of the agenda, was the russian troop build up on the ukrainian borders stoking fears of russian invasion. don't forget, you can always get d w news on the go. just download our app from where you get your apps. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and if you're part of a new story, you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. that's it.

but uncle was abducted by the fox, the country's largest rebel group and health captive in the jungle for more than 6 years, she returned to politics last year and has promised to fight corruption and economic dispatch. international effort to deliver aid to tama is ramping up earlier. the government of the pacific island state released its 1st statements since last weekend's o'connor eruption. answer nami, calling it an unprecedented disaster with the country's only internet. cable cut communications remain limited. ash spewed out by the volcano is covering much of the island and making it impossible for plains to land to the airport, but ships from australia under zealot on the weight carrying relief supplies, including urgently needed drinking water. but because of the enormous distances, the vessels are not expected to reach tomba until friday. la la, earlier i spoke to jonathan bate, who is the acting un resident coordinator to tonga. i asked him what his biggest concerns for the delivery of aid are right now. those a couple of things. one is the water situation. so were very con

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia. chooses to do so and border force will actually facilitate that. the tennis star posted on instagram, thanking his fans around the world. another player has now had her visa cancelled. renata voracova from the czech republic is understood to be detained in the same hotel as djokovic. the australian open is one of the biggest sporting events here but it's turning into a big international embarrassment for the government. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, melbourne. in the us, three white men who were convicted of chasing and then murdering ahmaud arbery, a black man, in the state of georgia, have been sentenced to life in prison. travis mcmichael, his father gregory, and their neighbor roddy bryan, were convicted of felony murder. they had chased mr arbery while he was jogging, before he was shot to death. their defence had claimed they feared he was planning to commit a crime. the mcmichaels will spend life in prison without the possibility of parole — roddy bryan, will serve life but does ha

and he became a captive of that because of the state the country was in -- >> is he a captive of that or a captive of the left wing of it party? >> that's right. i think the irony is that instead of being the middle of the road uniter he became a captive of the left wing because he wanted to do so much and so did they. and so instead of looking like he was leading, he look like he was following. >> evan, you've written a book about biden and you've studied everything he's ever said. where's he at now? >> i think to gloria's point he got elected across a party that was deceptively unified. it really wasn't unified. he was elected on the basis of the fact let's be blunt, he was not donald trump. and i think that gave everybody a bit of a false sense of how much momentum he had going in. now here we are a year later and the most important words in some ways yesterday out of that press conference were the words frustration and fatigue which is what he acknowledged at the outset. that's what people really need to hear from him now about how they're feeling. and in a sense that's the joe bi

. >> he's trying to photograph every animal, bird, fish, reptile, and insect in captivity. he calls his project the photo ark. in the bible, the ark saves all the creatures on earth. >> yeah. >> is that your goal? >> exactly. giddy up. every one of them. ( ticking ) >> whitaker: good evening. i'm bill whitaker. welcome to "60 minutes presents." tonight, we embark on a wildlife tour. we'll roam with the wolves in the snows of yellowstone; marvel at the diversity of the animal world through the lens of a "national geographic" photographer. but we begin with a dive into the lives of some of the ocean's most storied-- and feared-- predators. the book and movie "jaws" introduced us to the great white shark more than 40 years ago, and scared us out of our wits. much of the film was shot in the waters off cape cod, massachusetts; the irony is that when it came out in the mid-1970s, there were very few white sharks around cape cod. the species was in the midst of a serious decline, and the movie made it worse, with fishermen hunting the few great whites that there were. white shark

most colombians have experience and being captives of corruption. emily: donations passed legislation to move it from -- move the capital from jakarta to a new city they built and borneo. it is sinking and constantly flooded. ñrç rcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrc (sophie fouron) we're in the land of gods here. it sure looks likes it, anyways. it's the birthplace of greek mythology. apparently, zeus was born here, in crete. and the gods have been very generous to their land. you can find pretty much everything and anything on this island. they are wild herbs, flowers, fruits, vegetables everywhere. there are more sheep here than human beings. they can live off their land. they still have a very strong culture, very strong traditions. and here, they say they're cretans before they say they're greeksan

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia.o do so and border force will actually facilitate that. the tennis star posted on instagram, thanking his fans around the world. another player has now had her visa cancelled. renata voracova from the czech republic is understood to be detained in the same hotel as djokovic. the australian open is one of the biggest sporting events here, but it's turning into a big international embarrassment for the government. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, melbourne. the president of kazakhstan has ordered his security forces to use lethal force on protestors, after days of unrest following a sudden rise in fuel prices. russian troops have arrived to support his government. the us secretary of state, has warned that it may be difficult to get them to leave. our correspondent abdujilal abdurasulov is in kazakhstan's largest city, almaty, with the latest. the army of kazakhstan is standing guard here on the streets of almaty. after days of violence and many protesters killed, the state security forces seem

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia.time that he chooses to do so, and border force will actually facilitate that. we can go live to melbourne now. 0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil is there. this is obviously at odds with what djokovic's mother has said, who said her son is being kept like a prisoner. where do we go from here?— kept like a prisoner. where do we go from here? good morning. well, it is — we go from here? good morning. well, it is a _ we go from here? good morning. well, it is a waiting _ we go from here? good morning. well, it is a waiting game - we go from here? good morning. well, it is a waiting game for - well, it is a waiting game for the world number one, novak djokovic, who spent the night in this immigration detention hotel, also used as a government run quarantine hotel. he was brought here yesterday after being held for hours at melbourne airport, questioned about his visa application and the exemption, and since he has been brought here his supporters and his fans have been gathering o

as we speak now, there are students of a baptist school that have been in captivity for probably three four months. there were schools that are just like kindergarten that were taken away and they were in captivity for more than three months. nobody could pay the ransom to get them out. they were there for several months. some died there. as we speak, there are students from -- i can't remember the name -- that were kidnapped and they were there. they are still there as we speak. it is a major problem. when you send your children to school, you get worried, what is going to happen to them? they get killed or kidnapped. a number of students of the universities, on their way to university or on their way to -- school dreams. they get sullied by these criminals. a number of times, bombs go off and they get killed. and so, we remember the -- story what happened when the kids boko haram was kidnapped. what i find very difficult to understand is why these criminals are doing this, attacking schools. but when you look at it, boko haram really succeeded for a number of years. boko haram was tr

people of israel being held captive in israel. i'm sorry and babylon. it's nebuchadnezzar one of the worst guys of all time, really bad ruler. jeremiah's back five been held captive somewhere, i hope you write me sam coming to get your bill. keep your head down stay out of trouble. jeremiah writes him and says something he basically says get used to it, you're going to be there a while. is it build homes and plant gardens. raise your children have your children marry. then he says in 29 : seven said seek the welfare of the place where i have called you. for in its welfare you will find your peace. think about what he's saying the welfare of the place we have called? this is a horrible place. we are being kept as slaves by nebuchadnezzar he is a horrible bad guy. what do you mean seek the welfare of this place? that is what jeremiah tells him to do pretty afraid to many of us have reacted by saying this is horrible. what's what our culture has degraded two. look at the state of our country. i think the message back to us that god would give what jeremiah

a line of reading thumb or intelligence suggests that this is a captive reading facility valdez. most recently, it's also declared, it's out the conservation and say, what's interesting is, who are reset. we found out that the owner of the farm also opens a chain intractable to cafes in japan, which is where we believe the officers from the malign fall of beings. and has anyone from wild animal protection ever visited this place? so we've tried to gain access to this farm. after all, it said breeding center. it's a conservation facility and it promotes itself in a very positive light. however, our investigators have always been refused access. and the question is, why, what's hiding behind those doors? mm hm. arriving at the center, we went to see if they'd allow us to where we go. ah, no good, it's all. we're instantly denied access. so we try to obtain as much information as possible. how many, how many other a little bit about all i know i do more than 20 today to up willa. yeah. well yeah. but sounds like a lot, a lot of office and i mean having babies after the release of fi

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia.acilitate that. novak djokovic has previously made clear his opposition to getting the vaccine. he came to the country with an exemption granted by tennis australia and the state of victoria. the federal government says his visa application has not met the rules of entry and that no one was above the rules. a point scott morrison and his government have been hammering home since the controversy began. politicians wanted to prove they could control who comes in and out of the country but in doing so, they lost control of the narrative. it's an embarrassing situation for australia whichever way you look at it. well, as well as the support from fans, djokovic's family have also been making theirfeelings clear over his detention. overnight, on social media, his wife, jelena djokovic said: guy delauney is in belgrade where protests have been taking place over the serbian tennis star's treatment. and he really is a national hero and icon in absolutely, the biggest name in serbia by four. you

this case captivated the nation when social media personality gabby petito went missing after a van lifewith her fiancÉ, brian laundrie. >> red flags were raised after gabby and brian were stopped by police in utah. >> did he slap your face or what? >> unfortunately this story

to the out of town to go visit some a line reading thumb or intelligence suggests that this is a captive reading facility, but most recently declared itself with the conservation entity. what's interesting is through our research, we found out that the owner of the farm, also a chain of intractable. hey sandra, which is where we believe the office is from the farm things. and has anyone from wild animal protection ever visited this place? so we've tried to gain access to this farm. after all, it said breeding center. it's a conservation facility and it promotes itself in a very positive light. however, our investigators have always been refused access. and the question is, why, what's hiding behind those doors with arriving at the center, we went to see if they'd allow us to where to where we go. all were instantly denied access. so we try to obtain as much information as possible. how many, how many other a little bit about i know i do more than 20 day do up well. yeah, well yeah. hello. but sounds like a lot of a lot of office and i am having babies. and after the release, i let them k

djokovic is not being held captive in australia.t leave anytime he chooses to do so, and we will facilitate that. correspondent: the tennis star posted on instagram, thinking fans around the world. another player has now had her visa canceled, a player from the czech republic is understood to be detained in the same hotel as djokovic. the australian on is one of the biggest sporting events here , but it is turning into big, international embarrassment for the government. anchor: the czech republic player has also had her visa canceled by australia. we have a czech republic journalist to we can speak to now. thank you for joining us tonight from prague. first, what do the check authorities have to say about this because shead already played a match, hadn't she? >> you are right and good evening from prague. you are right, she played a match in australia, and i was in charge with czech republi thorities and officials a couple of hours ago, and they told me they are in touch with the tennis player and that right now she is in this kind

will he pledges government will do everything he can to get them released from captivity and arrange that the foreign secretary meets with my constituents mister robert cummings in order to discuss how to go about doing that? >> i thank him for raising this again and i remember the case . it's a very sad onemister speaker . i know our staff work hard to try to release people around the world from the positions they findthemselves in . this one is no exception to that but i will make sure that he has a meeting with the relevant minister to report on progress we are making . >> is it relevant to the question at this time?>> thank you mister speaker.i wouldn't want to mislead the house and i'm sure the prime minister would want to do that either. claims of theprime minister when he said claims about inflation were unfounded . he didn't say that and yet they are now on this claim on social media so i'm wondering if the prime minister would like to correct the record ? >> what i would say is it's a point of order. [crowd noise] sorry, i'm not going to extend this to verification if that's

djokovic is not being held captive in australia. he is free to leave at any time that he chooses to do so and borders will facilitate that. >> reporter: now, the people novak djokovic is sharing the detention with don't be have so many choices. some have been caught up in the detention for years now as refugees wanting to seek asylum in australia. they can't do so because they arrived by boat. the harsh border policies go way beyond this era of covid-19, isa. >> i know you'll stay on top of story for us. angus watt usson in sydney. thank you, angus. >>> you heard his mother say he was being treated like a captive. they said it is not an accurate description of djokovic's situation. have a listen. >> he volitionally chose to extend his stay after he got his visa improved, he got an injunction against his deportation order. he would have had a flight out of here last night. conditions aren't comfortable for him. not ideal preparation for playing in a tennis tournament if he's successful. but he's in australia still because he has chos

will he pledged that his government will do everything it can to get luke released from captivity ino about doing that.— to go about doing that. i thank him for raising this _ to go about doing that. i thank him for raising this again _ to go about doing that. i thank him for raising this again and _ to go about doing that. i thank him for raising this again and i - for raising this again and i remember the case and it is a very sad one, mr speaker. i know that our staff in the fco work very hard to try to release people around the world from the positions they find themselves in, luke simmons is no exception to that but i will certainly make sure that he has a meeting with the relevant minister to report on progress we are making. is it relevant to the question we've 'ust is it relevant to the question we've just had? — just had? srumo: | just had? - studioz that just had? — studio: that brings us to the end of the first prime minister's questions of the new year, which was slightly longer than usual. joining me to discuss what's been said, we have got full skull, who is the ministe

that issue is completely irrelevant to why join the funds in sober captives of the united kingdom and the united states. just a moment completely irrelevant. and it's really important for people to focus on the fact that it doesn't matter what else wookey lakes is alleged or matter that's completely irrelevant to this particular case. and that's what i'm saying to people in a start it. and i have to cite a number of people who now supported the sergeant strike. they have actually made that point. we don't particularly like some of the things that he likes, what he likes has done, but that's not the point. and that's right, the focus has to be on why of each that he finds himself in intolerable conditions in a breach. first, it's much less publicized by the dmc in $2900.00 tried to go off to leaks and challenge the delay gallon relations and their soup was actually dismissed with their use charge in the case that we did not participate in any role doing. obtaining the materials and therefore what within the law of publishing this information, and that makes me question whether it be yo

the country's largest rebel proof and held captive in the jungle for more than 6 years. she returned to politics last year and has promised to fight corruption and economic dispatch. a t and t and verizon have agreed to delay activating some of their 5 g services. off the u. s. airlines wanted could cause catastrophic disruption to add trouble. they say the new technology might affect corporate instruments and random, many aircraft unusable. the canadian province of quebec has introduced new restrictions on alcohol sales for the unvaccinated store, selling liquor, and canvas will now only be accessible to people who are vaccinated against cove. at 19 rebec has been hit hard by a wave of on the front cases. now for the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic, germany has talked to 100000 new infections in a day. the country's disease control agencies says it's recorded more than a 112000 new cases. in the past 24 hours, the surge assume by the highly contagious army chron variant, which now counts for more than 70 percent of new infections. a number of people in inte

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mister john, is not being killed, held captive in australia. he is free to late at any time that he chooses to do so in order for was will actually facilitate that. the tenant star had followed regional guidelines for an exemption to australia. strict cove at 19 entry rules in order to take part in the australian open a tournament he won last year. but that exemption was denied as being valid at the airport. an exemption, father, tory and guilt, much to play tennis in victoria is entirely different to any exception income requirement for a stratus purposes. in the meantime, jock of is stuck in his hotel waiting for his appeal to be heard. next week, the stakes are high. if he wins this legal stand off, he will get an opportunity to win the australian open and a record 21st grand slam. another school sous manchester city coach pet guardiola has tested positive for coven 19, and he will miss his teams. if a cup match on friday, guardiola joins 7th city players and more than a dozen staff in isolated the span, it is the 7th, primarily coach to tes

after 8 years of coming of age in captivity. it was time for their big day. the animals were 1st taken by truck and then air lifted by helicopter to their new habitat, which they will share with for other giant turtle populations. and it looks like they are already starting to come out of their shout. one more item for you before we go, we're gonna leave you with something cool, very cool. hundreds of russian orthodox christians and the city of qu, being god, have been plunging into icy water to celebrate epiphany. this ritual commemorates the baptism of jesus in the river. jordan, which probably wasn't quite as freezing as this, although it may not look like it, a bone chilling bath is believed to be good free reminder now of our top story here. d, w. u. s. secretary of state antony blanket has urged moscow to use diplomacy and dialogue rather than aggression in order to resolve any differences over ukraine. lincoln was speaking in chia at the start of a new diplomatic push to prevent a possible russian invasion of its neighbour. r show made in germany is up

breaking news on our fee this hour, a sigh of relief in the us state of texas as all the hostages held captive for hours on saturday at the synagogue relief. that's according to the state governor media report. so i think police told the state the health is take care may have been motivated to free a pakistani prisoner building counter terrorism circles, as lady al qaeda family, though, denies any links to the attacker. moscow slums washington alleging that russia is preparing a poll like operation to justify it's supposed that ukraine invasion plans are guess size of the chances of a military conflict need. so and so coming was always going to we detention we have here in ukraine. wines with 5 minutes from moscow. now the question is, how do you, how to deal with also in the program, the leader of the indigenous shoshone nation. he tells are the about the devastating impact of nuclear bomb tests on land belonging to native americans, even alleging that the aim was to eliminate his people. and these things were conducted without our knowledge and under a culture of secrecy, of united states. a

mister joclett is not being held held captive in australia. he is free to leave at any time that he chooses to do so, and waterfalls will actually facilitate that in relation. so you add other people who are in immigration detention, whether it be in, in a white hill in melbourne, or whether it be elsewhere in australia. those people are they because they don't have a valid, these are all they are here illegally. he in australia for maybe a number of reasons. and we treat all people who are in the immigration detention daily. one of our talk, the towns broken his silence, the whole number one posted this on instagram a few hours earlier saying thank you to people around the world for your continuous supports. i can feel it's and it is greatly appreciated. well up, doris. vee was a senior official in australian immigration department. he told us more about jokers, which is legal standing. frankly, i thought the minister's comments about him not being held captive is, was, was soft street. the fact is, once of a, the hold of the razor industry,

mr djokovic is not being held captive in australia.so and border force will actually facilitate that. paul sakkal is the victorian political reporter for the age and gave us a insight into the technicalities surrounding the situation. it is a confusing situation and i can understand, particularly for people in britain how it may be even more confusing given that a country like england does not have a state government. we, similar to america, we have a federation where there is a national government, the australian commonwealth government who manages the borders and then there are states and some governments like victoria, which also has its own public health rules and public health responsibility. and a level of control over pandemic management. so the victorian government along with tennis australia set up two channels to assess medical exemptions for unvaccinated australian open players and officials who wanted to play in the tournament who are not vaccinated. those two panels approved an exemption for novak djokovic to play in the a

they're holding our novak our prize, noah in captivity. all of no zak is serbia. lucas and serbia is no bigler by humiliating nobody else than they are humiliating serbia and serve the people so skilled back in australia. the government is keen to dispel any notions of victim hunt. mr. geography is not being held held captive in australia. he is free to late at any time that he chooses to do so in order for will actually facilitate that. the tenant star had followed regional guidelines for an exemption to australia. strict cove at 19 entry rules. in order to take part in the australian open a tournament he won last year, but that exemption was denied as being valid at the airport. an exemption. either tori and guilt meant to quite tennis in victoria, is entirely different to any exemption. what income requirement for a stratus purposes? in the meantime, jack of it is stuck in his hotel waiting for his appeal to be heard next week. the stakes are high. if he wins this legal stand off, he will get an opportunity to win the australian open an

captured and held captive whilst campaigning to be president, now ingrid betancourt announces she's back on the campaign trail. and the soaring success of the gaming industry as microsoft buys the company behind call of duty for $70 billion. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. us secretary of state antony blinken is due to arrive in ukraine for urgent talks amid warnings that russia could carry out an attack "at any point." mr blinken also plans to meet the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov on friday, with the white house describing the situation as "extremely dangerous." russia has amassed 100,000 troops on the border, and over the weekend, moved forces to belarus forjoint military drills, but it denies planning an invasion. here's our diplomatic editor james landale. russian forces training near the border with ukraine, just some of thousands deployed there since the autumn, raising fears in the west that russia's planning an invasion. fears that are dismissed by moscow, but exacerbated by this — the arrival of russian forces this week in belarus, north

ah, hostage take it is dead after a swab team storms, a synagogue where he'd been holding people captive for hours on saturday. all the hostages were freight and are alive, say moscow's demanding a written response from washington to propose nato security guarantees that after high stakes talks over ukraine, between russia and nato. earlier in the week, nato understands the principle of the indivisibility of security. selective nato applies a policy of containment against russia. moscow will have to take a counter with so not like joe coaches once again facing deportation just a day before the start of the australian open after the countries immigration minister revoked his visa for a 2nd time to be with our tea. his father claims the kobe vaccine bow is politically motivated. good morning. going to have you company watching the weekly here or naughty. gunfire has reportedly been heard in a texas synagogue hostage situation with police confirming that the suspect is dead after a swat team storm the building and all those held captive by the suspect. the government had made it out alive.

djokovic is not being held captive in australia.raveller's responsibility to make sure that they have in place all the necessary documents -- documentation that is needed to enter australia. >> sandra: there are so many ways to look at this story. i'll add to that, we are now learning of another player who had the same medical exemption as djokovic who just had her visa canceled by the australian government. so, this is getting even more interesting. >> sandra, they say he's free to leave but not enter the country, which is upon invitation. remember, he had received these exemptions. whether or not they were elitist loopholes he had received the exemptions from the tournament directors and the nation state says not good enough, you have to have the papers in order. what were the papers if not the direction from the tournament directors. so they have held him captive and now saying you can leave any time you want. and beyond the tennis world, if australia can go down, sandra, any country, any civilization can go down to fear and auth

was similar to what most colombians have experienced being captives of corruption. what she described as mafioso mentality in the countries politics, indonesian and pays have passed legislation to move the country's capital from jakarta to a new $32000000000.00. city being built in borneo chacandra is one of the world's most crowded and polluted cities is also thinking and is frequently flooded. the new capital, new sun, tara is 2000 kilometers away. software giant microsoft has announced his biggest ever acquisition to become one of the world's largest video game companies. it's agree to buy activision believes for nearly $69000000000.00. it makes some the world's most popular games, including colon, gigi, war world of warcraft and candy crush. brian chris n t a is a video game consultant and owner of pad and pixel. it says the bill comes at a sensitive time for active vision, which is facing allegations of misconduct and unequal pain. it's interesting because this is something that's been going on for a little bit on top of that, the employees, a lot of the employ

from other less glamorous victims and for seeking compensation from the government following her captivity up as i appreciate all she had to suffer. but i also think she has gained from the jewish and it's not clear to me why she's running now. this is all about it. and i think she learned a lot from her experience. and i think that she can be the right person for the moment. she can mean change. betancourt will face a half a dozen candidates in their centuries coalition and the primary march. the question is, if her popularity will translate into votes, i think that ingrid strongest point is how she embodies the reconciliation of columbia. because of her particular history and because of the country's history, she's really trying to mend the conclusion homes. but the country is in a confrontation moment. not really in a reconciliation mode. so to change that narrative from confrontation to reconciliation in a period of 2 months is really a poll order. a challenge that 20 years later ingrid bethany core is ready to face head on convinced that she still the best option for columbia to fight